The Detroit times., 1914-11-03
IN DETROIT

sseIs Aunan, pretty nurse. actress, u.
OF NJ studept. and nn.liy 9. passer ef
n mU,,nies No. ehseks was placed on
Phelan She Will return TO the home
or her parents In Buffalo.
TIE retail price of sugar has drepp~A
two ceats- IL o. now seliing for six
cents q po5nd; decrease from 10
conts TO which price IL jumped In
August Immediately after war was
declared. Indications are that IL will
sell still lower.
,. w. Jordan. deputy collector Of an
gold badge. Monday by his sssoci-
ates. N--
The arst OF series OF Friday niwht
entertainments for the boys Of the
Detroit y. M. G. A.. will take place
Krause. who has spent many years
In Hawaii, win give an illustrated
talk on the interesting customs and
traditions OF that land.
The ssptember report ef Auditor q. 3.
Ing under a receiyership. shows that
the total operating revenues were
H.7!s.77e and operating expenses el.-
s sOS o. net Tn Gps .sannr rsy !.
Der report Tor isis. .nan 'ns ssP'sm-
william A. Reid, tAe forsign com-
neree expert who gave much vslu-
during his recent stay here. has sent
word 70 the Board OF Commerce that
he will be, unable to return. here as
heavy demands are being made on shis
A. II. waterfall, trafnc eommissioner OF
the Beard Of ComMerce. a0vises ship
pers that all old intra-state class
rates In Michigan are cancelled and
Michi1 ns new sa 4ross So 'fs
now In effect Some confusion and
delay In shipments has been caused
by concerns which have been quot
ing the old rates since Oct. ~.
the, business OF the postal savings
doing business today, The Detroit
S:s e r. bank IN a. saSE fu n the n
month OF October. The total amount
Of deposits for the month was s1sl.-
A bomb exploded early Tuesday mern-
store Of Michael Plsaaaio. No. sos
was badly damaged but Piaszaio. his
wife and three children, who were
were ssn unharmsd. Pia.saio told the
Hand letters or threats aS Of any kind.
John KortA. 20 years old. grocer n No.
BIZ Piquette-ave, r. In sanssttan
hospital f rec gd from nd knife
afternoon. by the maid In the Korth
home. Stella Lorraine, 90 years old.
The latter Is under arrest In the wo-
s fonsa. s. :sson s Z. oss sas &:
police she slashed her employer with
a butcher knife after he had struck
her because she tried to prevent him
from attacking his wife.
Mr.. Fri McGille:Dle :nd her fo.s
Home OF the Friendless. Monday eve.
ming, after they had been evicted
half-miie west OF Addison switch.
because the mother could not pay
rent. Mrs. McGillespie appealed TO
band. q barber. had abandoned her.
Cornelius Creedon, for 20 years .
member OF the Detroit are Depart
undertakers. He retired, Monday. to
Who conducts Z funeral directing an
embalming establishment at. No. ss5
Fourteenth AVE. At the time OF his
retirement. he was engineer at
and sixteenth-st.
DR.. A. Davis. general secretary Of De-
troit branch OF the Y. N. q. A. An
Constantinople. delivered an address,
Monday Mon night osd ,9rsns the smpiSo "y
branch Mr.. Davis told Of the great
work OF the Y. n. G. a. In CONSTANT
nople. Beirut and Turkey In general.
He will be In Detroit for ten days.
and during shat time In booked to
speak before number OF religious
and civic ORGANIZATIONS.
The boy Mixers Of the Y. NJ. O. A. are
planning to play freese-out with the
winter winds during November and
December. Next Saturday afternoon
it IN planned to take q northerly
course, in the direction OF Palmer
Park big fire will be built there
for lunch and hot dogs" will be the
principal feature OF the menu. Scores
OF Detroit boys are now numbered In
these hiking parties under the direc-
ton of Y. NJ c. A. secretaries. Last
Saturday q hundred boys from the
Mack-ave. district walked to Dear
born with f. 8. Goodling Jr., COM
fnunity boys work secretary for the
Detroit association. On their return
from the country they were given
Halloween pumpkins by an interest,"
cd farmer
After being imprisoned In England N
. German spy. Edmund starae. No.
1850 West Grand-blvd., Detroit I'm