The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-17
IN DETROIT

church TO accept a cali to Rose CIT,
Park Presbyterian church. Portland
Ore. Mr.. Skinner will leave for tn,
west. Jan. 1.
q. A. Pfeiner. OF the Pfeiner Advertis
instrnctivs talk on adSer s pel
fore the Y. NJ G.. A. ADVERTISING
class. Monday evening
The civil service commis.ion has re-
ceived request from Henry N. duff.
Aeid. camp No. ., United spanish
regulations a clause giving veterans
preference In appointments.
TIE James Dooley Family Quintet, 9
company OF Negro jubilee singer.
representing the Southern Normal
and INDUSTRIAL college OF Brewton
torium OF the Y. NJ. C. A. Tuesday
night.
Parcel post mail service between
France and the United states. which
has been suspended because Of the
nost,i,tiss o In Europe. is to be re-
by Postmaster Nagsi. from wash
ington. He Il instructed to accept
parcels destined for France until
Hunsrsl services held wednesday
esthsd1ai Tor N Mr.. '. Annie enc Leonard
who died, Monday. following q long
illness Mrs. Leonard was the widow
OF John III. Leonard and lifelong
resident OF Detroit. Mrs. Goebel ID
the only surviving child.
Sheriff Oakman Has offered . reward
% 600 for Information that will
enable him to arrest and convict the
5sroch. Hamtramck saioonkeeper. on
police OF Hamtramek and Hishland
Park and the sherifrs deputies have
have been unable to unearth an I'm
portant clue
walter ". Mathews. . well-known
commercial traveller, died. Monday,
In Grace hospital. OF cancer. Mr..
Mathew: wso born Dor o In London no n sns
when 20 years old. He IL survived
by two sisters living In London. Fu-
neral services VIII be held In Ham,
o'clock, under the auspices OF Orien-
tai lodge. y. q A. n.
Ragnen Hammersburg. the strong man
wnS best two n i,r%igs.f'SS ~; Of
Ssny , the and sh,n ncs %as asPSsSS
rsction By Federal Judge futile.
Monday Hammerburg entered q
saudi and battery in a government
building. Efforts will be made to
return him TO Sweden at the expfra.
ton OF his sentence
George and Joseph Estorbino, broth
Ssr.. arrived In Detroit from New
fore noon, George left his brother
in Grand Circus park while he went
over to the Y. NJ G. A. building. He
was nowhere to be seen. Up to noon
Tuesday. George was still looking
for Joseph. George is p and his
brother iS years old: They are itai.
No. s67 Riopelle-st
Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning. for Cyrus @. Klump, II
old. who died Sunday OF heart
trouble, In the home OF his daughter,
years old. who died Sunday Of heart
Of Zion lodge. r. & A. NJ. and of the
K Kn.Ths Ts%Plas and Two dang
rtgan, and two sons, George H.
Kfump and DR.. c. C. Klumph. both
Of Chicago. survive. The body was
taken to Dearborn. for interment.
y. ,. Rogers. Of the export bureau Of
cd a letter from the British embassy
IN Washington. telling OF the de-
termined efforts being made by the
British government to prevent ship
60 Germany through neutral ports.
The letter says that large purchases
are being made by <uropean houses
directions that the copprs be ship
ped through Italian ports, 10 the or
der Of Italian Institutions that are
largely controlled by German capital.
4 woman ana ave small children shat-
rules In the Wayne county jail last
Sunday. II was early In the morning
when Mrs. Joseph Andrews and her
little ones appeared at the jail The
charge OF carrying concealed
weapons. Deputy Sheriff Louis Hall
was unable to. refuse them the
father. although i is contrary to the
rules TO admit visitors on Sunday
morning. The family finally re-
NAMED at the JAN for dinner. and
food prepared by the deputies, after
Judge Connolly had ordered the re-
lease OF the father.
Four classes In English are being
by the Y. NJ c. A. for employees in
the night shift who want to learn
the language. Heretofore the classes,
hav %hi followed ,nsrf tSe se days work the
however. several hundred men will
have a chance to take a lesson In
afternoon. The number In. each class
will vary between 20 and 25 foreign
born men and the lessons will begin
nj 1 y. m. The instructors will be
Fifteen rooms have Just been fitted
for Instruction In English; These
rooms were made by building parti-
lions on the third floor OF the main
building The instruction Is under
the supervision OF J. III. Dague, sec
Rotary for the Detroit Y. NJ. G. A. II
II the most extensive work OF Its
kind In the world
The nrst fall meeting OF the Twenty
Four-Hour-A-Day club OF the Detroit
500 business and professional men
Support Of the 7. NJ c. 4. movement
IN Constantinople and the Turkish
evening. Preparations are being
made for more than 200 members of
the club at 6:15 y. m. dinner In the
association dining hall. First among
ser. general secretary OF the Chicago
y. NJ c. A., who recently made a
trip around the world for the pur-
pose of studying the work OF the
neids. DR.. A. Davis. general secre-
tary of the Y. M. c. A. in ConstantI-
NOBLE. will speak on his own work.
as well as that of his co-worker. ID.
4 Van Bommel, and +. o. Jacob. who
Il the travelling secretary for the
Turkish empire.
Prof. E. w. Bemis' appraisal Of the De-
trolt United railways property will
be ready within thr.e weeks. The
plan TO size up the traffic on Wood
subway or more parallel tracks are
needed TO improve service conditions
was inaugurated. Monday. 81 per
cent OF the passensess. on leaving