The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-10

while MRS. n. ~. Williams. wife Of Dr.
M IIlInms of No. 35S Mltchell-nNc.,
was cleaning dress soOus WIN bHso
line Tuesday afternoon, the cloln
became ignited In some way. ana the
dash OF hame that followed burned
Mrs w n II W TE'ss-- = hnnl The 11ee ana
hands a IRE alarm was turned m
but the blaze did not damage the
house.
Thur.dny evening from 1880 10 Oi3O
the Detroit Museum of Art VIII ne
omen 10 the public, that the people
may have an opportunity 10 80 M M
ambition OF art work done ~ pe-
troit schools The exhibition VIII re-
main on view through SUNDAY, June
IA Thursday evening VIII DC the
only opportunity 10 see II In rhe eve
ming.
twenty nIgrettes, seized from Detroit
women who wore them To windsor
and then tried TO -rotffe hack 70 Ia
trolt with them, VIII be returned -
them by the customs Once, a'EoTuS
ing TO a decision issued in Washlns
ton by the TREASURY department
Hereafter women Who Wear aistfNtes
when they leave the United states
will be permitted sto bring them back
into this country.
west side Republicans Hre planning 10
organize Mcleod for-COnGress cluh,
this week Representatives OF al
the wards viii meet 20 form pre-
limtnary organization for the ulstIlCt'
II is planned 10 organize eaCh NaIu'
and TO make a house to- house can
Vass In the interests Of Malcolm >;
Mcleod for congress. NIT. Mcl'eou
has received letters from many huai-
ness men. indcrsing HIS candidacy
Holm 4 nnrIum succeeds Jacob Farrand
Lewis as president of the puble
lighting commission, ana 1oHlli'i9
sioner Charles u. Bryan Is NI rs
president FOR The coming year me
annual election took place, TUESDAY
night No changes win be made IN
the working stan. The koeGlR Oar
Co was awarded the yearly CONTRACT
for supplying nut coal 20 the com,
mission al S225 per ton.bnd three
quarters lump coal at go
The kisses TINT were not given but
only talked about In the ease OF
Myrtle Fisher ana l)E h.aIn NUM- s liz
both filed Tuesday, by Mrs IVA
Fisher, mother OF Myrtle, against
Mrs. Viertel charging ISLANDER. l iast
March Myrtle was given a Nerdlct
OF 81 900 gainst the Niertels lollpW-
ing her charges OF ISLANDER basro on
an alleged report made by the d"ctoI
and his wife that Myrtle had oHere'l
10 kiss him The new suits grew out
OF remarks alleged TO have beeh
made last month by MIS- NlerteI con-
corning the girl and the former SUI
The Detroit Clearing House association
I'm n meeting Tuesday afternoon In
dorsed the candidacy OF Henry Is,
JOY. president OF the Packard Motor
resent banks OF group No. on the
federal reserve board OF the chicago
reserve bank The resolutions set
forth that Michigan Is entitled 20
REPRESENTATIVE on the board, and that
the bankers or Michigan have al
ready Endorsed the candidacy OF
George NJ Reynolds ana ); Is; MOT
gan. OF Chicago. giving Illinois two
directors.
BartheI, Flanders a Bnrthel. patent law
attorneys. have removed their offices
10 suite No 4OS-414 Bull building.
Adolph Barthel and otto +: Barthel
have been In business for NIFTY years.
Recently, Lewis T.. Flanders. former
" OF the law firm OF Mouiton
Flanders. Grand Rapids. became a
partner and the new firm name was
adopted c. r Sttckney, formerly
with Poole q Brown Chicago Is. -,
Butler, formerly with n .. EH2rts'
Pittsburgh and washington. and 81
" ctpufe~c- formerly with GeNer
a Popp. Buffalo. are also associat-
49,. 1880 Ba.Ghei FLANDERS " aItiel'
The golden jubilee of the founding OF
the First German mericnn Bhptist
church In Detroit viii he celebrated
Sunday, June IA. continuing the three
following evenings. The Kew - \.
Daniel pastor OF the church, Whlch
IL located at Joseph Campau- ave.
and Arndt-st has charge OF the Ju-
bilee arrang ements. The church was
organized In 1854 with nine insinoetss
| II was the parent OF the second,
| Third and Ebenezer German bapist
churches OF the city. PROT J.. halS-
| er. OF Rochester, n. y" VIII pIeacn
the Jubilee sermon Sunday morning
| Mrs. FIayIn DIbbIc BIbeau. 20 yenrS
old and Mrs. Laura Dibble, 70 years
old. wives OF Ernest Bibeau ana VII
lis Dibble. OF Marine CITY, were er
raigned before Justice stein. tues
dav with Earl Cawkins and Edwarh
A Sanborn with whom, IL Is alleged
the women had been living In a How
ard st. apartment alteI lea ,ea ~ 49,
charge and said that they had leit
their husbands on account OF III
treatment az home. Hearihs OF M, INC
women and their alleged lovers we've
sent to Jail in default OF 5000 bail
each.
The Detroit General hospitals board OF
trustees have formally accepted
Henry Ford's offer TO buy the nos
pital property and complete the plant
at his own expense. This action f0l-
lowed a referendum 20 the subscilp
ers, who approved the proposltion oil
Mr.. Ford check for about *fOO,-
600 will he given by Mr.. Fora IN ek-
change for deed conveying utie "
the land and buildings. n commit
tee consisting OF Charles Moore
! George @. Booth and Alfred Lucking
was appointed TO draft resolutions
thanking Mr-Ford for his generosity.
A resolution was adopted, thanking
DR. william r. Metcalf Tor MS ser.
vices In organizing the moVemeh.
Wnlch led 10 the tHNNpiiSi'i''N''N -
the hospital.
Representing Temple Beth EI con-
Eregation, walter :. Henverich tues
day secured n deed TO the property
on the northwest corner OF WOOD
ward and Gladstone ayes. from the
maxwell Fisher estate, through the
UnioTfsTrust Co The negotiations
FOR the property between Temple
Beth I'll and the Union Trust Co
were announced several weeks ago
IN The Times The property has log
feet frontage on Woodward-a ana
200 feet on Gladstone. A large req
brick residence now STANDS upon III:
which IS occupied as a private school
nv Miss Mary Newman Temple Beth
FL purchased the property with the
future In view OF having a desirable
site for a temple. the congregation
having outgrown already the present
building on Woodward ave, near En-
skine-st.
AshtnbuIn, o., police have notified the
IoenI authorities that man VINO
III leanelr eF@sA A loo foot bridge INTO
the river ia \ snta lIukR s-upsHN inesbs.
Ing. has been partially Identified aS
Fred T. Waite OF Detroit ana the
Identification was corroborated ~
the fact that the man wore sult. OF
clothes from Finstcrwald's clothing
store here A boarding house Beep"r
made the identification. and broukht
a register TO show that tho man had
registered az Fred r. Waite. " De-
.l.r hepu sent