The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-17

About 200 delegates In attendance az
the great camp OF odern Noodmen
Of America now Ia session IN Toledo.
came to Detroit Tuesday BY boat TO
see the city IL Is nine years since
visited Detrit." said NJ j. Douglas.
Of Dubuque. Ia, Tuesday night and
| after going Ibout the city today
realize the truth OF the stories We
| have read about the phenomenal
| growth OF Detroit"
Funeral services were held wednesday,
| afternoon. In the home. No. i6S
Division-st foT William Sanford.
-. NJ Ferry & Co Sanford was born
40 years ago CA a Georgia plantation
and during the civil war was with
General Sherman's command as set=
want TO an officer. Mrs Sanford and
two daughters. Cora and Henrietta.
survive.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Cook. wife OF ".
y. Cook. died, Monday, iD the faulty
home NO: 81 Ha I Mrs; aook
Pontiac lIr anu Mrs Cook were
looking forward to celebrating their
golden wedding anniversary IN
| August. The surviving family In
cludes two sons and three daughters.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day afternoon. ia the home.
|Frnnk Urbanowski, 10 years old. Of
No. 006 -. Aubin-nve.. was shot In
the right leg by Walter Gersabeck.
OF No. 1898 Parker-ave. Grand
Trunk detective, as he was resisting
arrest on the charge OF prytng open
cases In box car. Gersaheck caught
him IN car near Dequindre-st. and
Ferry and he showed hght Ger
sabeck was taken into custody. but
was released after making his state
ment
|BecnuSe Librarian Adam Strohm was
unable 20 attend because of illness
the library commissions meeting for
Tuesday evening was indefinitely
postponed II will not be held until
Mr.. Strohm signities that he is able
10 be present Several petitions and
letters are ready 20 be presented 10
the commission protesting against
the alleged arbitrary power which
has heen given Mr.. Strohm ia the
matter of demotions, dismlssa1s ana
transfers
Following the complaint Of the Chill
dren's Aid society that the Ave
nephews and nieCGs OF David Doran,
No 464 Distel-ave., were not being
treated properly Judge Hubert. OF
the juvenile court. made personal
investigation. He found the chpdren
better dressed and cared for than the
majority OF children In the city and
upon his return TO the court he scor-
ed the society for what he termed
"overdone sociology"
Lee A. White. newsphPerman Of Detroit
and n graduate OF the University Of
Michigan, has accepted An assistant
professorship In journalism in the
University OF Washington. Seattle.
under prof Frank @ Kane. also for
meriv OF Detroit he will assume
his duties in September. Prof Kane
has reorganized the journalism de-
partment and In one year has made
II one Of the strongest. II not ne
strongest journalistic schoo in tho
country.
Henry Ford has established studio In
\ the Ford Motor car 60. plant for the
making OF motion pictures OF daily
events I'm Detroit with view TO
using them I'm a boosting campaign
for the city FIFTY Detroit motion
picture theaters have contracted for
the use of the films 1T Is not Mr..
Ford's idea TO feature the Ford plant,
or Ford cars. In the pictures. but TO
record significant local events said
A. r.. Jewett. who is In charge OF the
studio.
Charles u. Warren, president Of the
Board of Commerce. VIII be chair
man OF n mass meeting In Detroit in
October. the object OF which VIII be
10 bring the taxpayers into closer
relationship with state institutlohss
II and TO improve their sanitary and
educate nal features. The superin-
tendents OF many Of the state instt Z
\ tutioas Will speak The women
clubs OF Detroit VIII be asked 70
help In creating interest In the
meeting.
y pwards of 100 well-known physicians
from various parts OF the country
n arc in Detroit this week, the guests
4 OF Parke. Davis & Co Papers and
demonstrations OF special interest 10
the physiclans are being given I'm the
assembly ball and laboratories ~ the
company. The visitors Will be taken
TO Parkdale experimental farm, near
Rochester Thursday, for an outing.
and TO study the cOmpSnys methods
OF breeding animals for experimental
purposes and the growing OF certain
herbs used In laboratory work.
1fr- Rebecca Porter Langley died.
Tuesday, In her home. No. 10 Hague
ave. OF ailments incident 70 adj
vaucod age She was born in Potts
i VILE. Pats years ago. coming toDe-
. troit when a child with her parents
the family home being In Brush gar
dens. now the site OF the Lyceum
theater Mrs. Langley was one "
the oldest members OF 81 Pauls
cathedral and attended the church
when Il was at Congress and shelby
sts r-vThree daughters survive, Mrs
William r Sunlcy. Miss Clara a.
Langley and Miss Mary Porter T.aus-
ley.
re-Ident Jere &. HutchIns, Of the ".
4. "a. appeared before the state rail-