The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-18
IN DETROIT

,,rtx-eae graduates of the Farrand
Trafning' school for Nurses became
members OF the American Red Cross
$3.50 to the work OF the society on
.5 European battlefields.
,our herses were burned 90 death In
= Gre that destroyed the barn nt No.
Sss Congress-st; east. late Thursday
evening. the origin OF the fire being
NJ unknown. The horses were owned
by Joe Bosco. OF No. 635 ST. Aubin-
ne board Of directors OF Lee n Cady,
Wholesale Krocers Inns authorized an
J. increase of capital stock from $3.50
900 10 s1.2b0.000 TO take care OF the
q growing demands OF the business
IL 10 reported that the directors con-
temPlate declaring 100000 stock
dividend.
o'clock. Friday morniAg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Doxtator. OF No. 1G6 Gamer
on-ave., had narrow escapes from
serious injury when their auto was
damaged. Mr., Doxtator's cheek was
cut. but his wife escaped unhurt.
turing December, 7S5 mortgages, ag-
gregsting 1880, s0O-56. were record
ed In Wayne county. according to
The Wayne County & Home Savings
bank leads the list with rs mortgages
aggregating $22l.450. The Highland
IN fuTk SLhte Dank made 40 mortgage
loans aggregating $102.500
Il. skating season at Belle Isle will
ofns,aliy open, Friday night. though
n scattering crowds OF skaters have
y enjoyed the sport for the last few
days. But the big "busses" will
start running, Friday night and tho
4 Ice on the skating lagoon is In the
best OF shape, having been con
ditioned' for several days.
FUNERAL services were held Friday aft
ernoon, In 50. Psurs cathedral, for
u Mrs. Mary Rice Sanders. wife OF ].
ID, Sanders. No. 107 Boston blvd. east,
III who. died. Wednesday. In Harper hos
pital, as the result OF an operation.
the cathedral offlciated. Mrs. Sanders
two daughters, the Misses Claire and
Luretta sanders. are In the orient,
travelling with Miss Mary Farms
worth. also OF this city.
FRS. Patrick Campbell was unable TO
appear. Thursday evening, In the
Shaw play Pygmalion," in the De-
toit opera house, being confined to
her apartments in the Hotel Pont,,
CHAIRMAN with severe cold and
sore throat. Her role as Eliza Doc
little was taken by her understudy.
pr. b., X. shurly. who is attending
Mrs. Campbell. believes she Will be
able TO resume her work Friday eve-
sing.
. larry ID. Mason, OF Parke, Davis a
, CO., addressing the monthly gather
Ing OF the Detroit Drug Salesmen's
club. told the statesmen that the road
\ Ing Just a little bit bigger than your
4 Job; by giving your best always
and everywhere, by Selling upon
L every opportunity and making the
most oftt. In fact by proving your
self bigger than your Job, will sue
cess come to you" declared Mr..
'lans will be discussed TO raise
money for the servian Red Cross So
4 VANS TO be held Sunday morning,
4 Following service In the Servian-
& Russian church. No. s14 Hendrie-
{. ave, The Rev. Isadore salko. pastor
OF the church, and George Hadrich.
4 president OF the Detroit Servian re-
/ lief fund, will address the meeting
Local Servians have already sent
K sl.l25 TO Belgrade for the Red Cross
II work In the field.
tonb 7l-year-old undertaken, has be-
n gun sutt In the circuit court To have
set aside two deeds by which her
nus 6andsconyeyed his property to his
4 children by his first mar iage. Todd
i married his second wife July 90 last.
y about one year after the death or
Eis first mate. He filed suit for di-
yorce In September Mrs Todd, in
4 her suit. asks that she be given her
dover rights In the property which
i her husband seeks to give TO his
n children
rhe Credit Mems associations of De-
troft and t.rnFd Rapids have agreed
20 ask the ne legislature to pass
4 law proviGli, a penalty for Is
Il suanco OF rnh to meet which
1 there has not been deposited suf-
i ficient money. Legislation will also
be asked requiring that chattel
4 mortgages he filed with the register
q OF deeds as well as with the clerks
OF, the municipalities. and that the
oil g. 80. H.. H. h.. IL. -
which is to remain with the seller.
& shall be recorded
herman Brueck won the arst, and
Abrsm Hay Tyler the second prize.
|. offered by William Y. V eber for the
best musical composition by ~ De-
troit musician. scored for oiano.
violin. viola and cello the "esull be-
ing made known Thurshay evening
at concert In toe Museum OF Art.
when MIR. Bruckner's composition
was PLAYED 10y Nss Cara Koehler
Herberleln. . anist. Mrs. May Leg
get Abel. olIn. James Cassie, viola
anu Fredei tick Abel. cello. The first
prize was $50 and the, second SIS.
Mr.. webe, states that he will give
prizes in similar contest next
year. opening IL to all resident mu-
& sicians In Michigan; Mr. Brueckner's
and Mr.. Tyler's 'Michigandia."
'lans for the extension of the summer
school for teachers Of sub-normai
children were discussed. Thursday
afternoon, in a meeting held in the
T, office OF Assistant Superintendent OF
: Schools Frank Cody, by members OF
u thel state department of public in
estruction and the board OF control OF
h the Home for Predetermined. in La
4 peer. Thirty five teachers took spe-
cial courses In this work last sum-
n1er. Next season IL liz planned to
$enlarge the course with lectures and
obseryations OF unusual cases in the
hnfna- thnqa Whn At
tended the meeting, In addition ia
Mr.. Cody. were: Fred l.. Keeler. state
superintendent of public instruction;
Dr. II. A. Haynes. superintendent OF
the Lapeer home: DIR. Charles Berry.
of the educational department OF the
University of Michigan, and L. G.
Peck. member OF the board OF con-
I troll OF the Lapeer institution.
Suffering from an injury. to his head.
Sustained In the morning when he
den. commission merchant, fell in a
faint from the witness stand In
Judge shepherds court. Thursday
Z afternoon. Bawden was summoned
as a witness In the case of the G. ID.
Jarratt Co.. OF Jacksonville, Tex,
against A. Jacobs & Co. Detroit
The Jarratt company Is trying to
for ave carloads OF Bermuda onions.
shipped about two years ago. Baw-
DEN apparently suffered little from
IN 4 sharp tit with attorneys in the
case. He was removed from the
Y court room TO his home. No. III
TwNntfeth-s Judge Shepherd con-
snued the case until Monday.
'rouxressman Frank E. Doremus has
LAID before the state department In
Washington the case OF p. n, Silagi,
4 formerly OF Detroit. representative
Of tho Trussed Concrete. Steel Co.
abroad. who Is being held a prisoner
OF war in Singapore. The matter
4 was Wrought TO the congressman