The Detroit times., 1914-04-27
IN DETROIT


Members OF Gen. Henry M. DufneId
camp, nited spanish War Veterans.
decided In their last meeting 10 Of
fer their service 10 President Wilson
Ia case the Mexican crisis demanded
IL. The vote was unanimous.
\ Joseph Bauer. % years old. for many
years the owner OF "A dry goods aud
millinery store, az No l5l Tillman-
ave, died sunday in the family
home. No l7S Tillman- ave. Mr.. Bauer
was member OF several German
y societies. Three sons and four
daughters survive. Funeral services
will be held "Wednesday afternoon
In the home.
Following out the sex segregation
plans Instituted last fall by PrincI-
pal David Mackenzie In Central High
school, the January 1915 graduating
class " III be divided into six groups
three OF boys and three Of girls
Each class Will have it's own officers
and class AFFAIRS. but the class pin,
graduating dress and other details
Will be uniform for all The June
class or the present year will abide
by the old plan.
EThe Mems club of the Church of Our
Father has been holding n number of
weekly meetin 81 discussing the var
newspaper Sunday evening Edaar
A. Guest spoke ON the influence for
good that the modern paper enjoys.
At the close OF the talk Mr. Guest
answered questions relative TO the
subject At the meeting next Sunday
evening w II. Venn viii talk on The
daily newspapers influence for evil"
Dr. }. ~. Kennedy, former member of
the health board, IL said 10 be a can
dldate Tor member OF the library
commission, TO succeed Bernard
Ginsburg, whose term expires Jan.
i. 1916 a majority OF the members
OF the school board are said TO be
Rlede ed to Or Kennedy. friend OF
George Brown, whose name has been
mentioned In connection with the
library board. says that Mr. Brown
nedy
frank j. Shea, of Engine Co. No. I,
died sunday afternoon in his home,
No lO5 Beecher- ave, from a compli-
cation or diseases from which he
mad suffered for some time. Shea was
slightly injured when Timothy Shea,
driving big motor ladder truck de-
lberately turned the apparatus into
trolley pole TO save an autoist
who got in the path Of the big lad
der truck Timothy Shea gave his
own life for his heroism. and Frank
Shea and other members OF the crew
were thrown out and injured.
Memorial services were held sunday
afternoon In the \. VI. G. A. for the
late Robert NJ Zug. who for several
years past had been presidents OF the
board OF directors of the local asso-
citation. Addresses eulogizing the
personal character OF Mr. Zug and
his standing I'm the business world
were made bv' the Rev Joseph A.
Vance. OF the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. 10 which Mr.. Zug belongsd
Aid, John G. Lodge A. O Parker, DR..
. a. G. Studer and,Philip- IT. Gray. Mr.;
-q|s=.- Z1s5sa IIlyrsns anxere sung aud
- his IaSorile psalms; the nrst and the
ninth. were read.
The Ancient order of HibernIanss ceIe-
brnted the one hundred and sixty
fourth anniversary OF the birth OF
John. Philpot Curran. Irish jurist
WIS made by Attorney Thomas J
Whalen, who declared that the Irish
people have no quarrel with the IL
ster citizens, and feel that the VI
sterites are within their rights In
resisting any attempt OF the British
government 20 coerce them Mr..
Whaien said that Curran differed
from MANY Of the Irish leaders In
that he advocated arbitration rather
than the sword as means OF settling
differences between his people ana
English landlords and officials
George Peterson, Of Chicago. matched
pennies With two strangers enrly
last week, lost $500. and decided sun
day that he had heen swindled
shortly after losing the money Pc
terson had met one OF the strangers
and threatened him with arrest. as
ne "suspected" something was wrong
about the loss OF that $500, Arrest
echoed the stranger. YOU had better
+ get out 81 town yourself The other
fellow that was In the game IL In
the hospital. dying. as the result OF
fight, and you are suspected re
terson promptly left for Rochester
but he started thinking things over
and decided TO come back and tell
the police all about II.
The following employees of the Pere
Marquette railroad have been found
10 be entitled 10 the star, showing
% years OF service, and two stripes
for 10 additional years: Conductors,
Barney Reilly saginaw. 4S years;
James Hooper, Detroit, Al n. Blake
" Toledo, 80: \. Baum. Detroit. 3S;
r Ellsworth. Saginaw, 80. Il. A.
Corrigan Saginaw, CO. and c. a.
Thompson Coleman, 80. Enginemen,
D. O'Brien. Saginaw, &C years II.
Hatswell Saginaw, Al; III. Sanford.
Detroit 80 L. VI. Keith. Saginaw 80;
Fred c. Ives Detroit, 3S; Joseph
Lindley. Grand Rapids, SS; A. En-
gleman Grand Rapids. 81; =. Grein-
er. Saginaw 81 James a. Robertson,
Grand Rapids. &c; A sharpe. SaRi-
nav, So and j Hatswell and G. Mel
lsh, both OF Saginaw, 30.