The Detroit times., 1914-03-25

bership OF any association IN the
world under one roof The assoct:
atoms facilities are taxed beyond
capacity. The present building, com.
to take csre OF a membership OF g.
GOO At most. This mark was reached
more than two years ago.
Frank Hollands. ~ years old, Of No.
20 ralaer-sve.. west, was srre,tea.
and Smith. as third member OF the
gang OF four men that held up and
shot George IAshkswftx. In his
saloon at No. 1901 West Jsffsrson-
Frank Miller. confessed to their part
In the robbery and exonerated two
men who were roominG with them,
on saS s. 70 s n:v 70 g 81. n: Ho
lands. Frehafer later identined Hol-
lands denied that he participated In
the robbery. but was held.
Funeral ssrvssss fer CAarlss Cameron.
torial writer on the Detroit Journal,
will be- held In Preston Methodist
church at 1850 o'clock. Thursday at
Ssnss pe .sd;s a. M e e as
died. Monday. in the Boulevard sani-
tarium OF pneumonia. He was 50
years old and native OF Scotland.
Mr.. Cameron's illness ana death 70
tho serious condition Of Nrs. Cam.
eron. who lies dangerously Ill of
heart disease in the family home. Mr..
Charles ID. ami Allan Cameron. and
one daughter. Miss Augusta Cameron.
Falrvlew's neeA for q Y. II. @. a.
building Will - discussed in . nass
,mss nnnx TO 3: held 1d Thursday nifh ,
ger-aves. Eugene c. Foster. head OF
the boys Y. n C.. A. work In the
city. and. rairview residents will be
the speakers. committee. after .
are $4,000 young men 1t work in the
factories In that section, 1000 OF
whom. under the age Of % years.
1--we IN boarding houses There L abb
social recreation In that section. ac-
cording to the findings Of the COM
mittee. except the moving picture
fnssssrs bow nnS siisys billiard and
Park. go
Plerelng sersans uttere1 ~ . Wsaaa.
sna tive revelveR shsts fellowing On
quick succession, aroused the neigh
SS POI. a. Er raxs An: ana John
Tor the lying sqsadron. Detectives
Parker and Shepherd found . young
woman who refused 70 give her
No. sss John Ret. Who're q shs ) . had
taken refuge: She said that q man
had stepped from behind = tree and
struck her on the head. When ohe
screamed. he ran. The shots were
fired by Special officer Arthur Cur
lisa. Of the Animal welfare society.
who happened to be close by. and
says he saw q man running away.
and shot at him. but failed TO stop
him. The detectives failed to gct
the name or address OF the voma n,
and decided that they should wor-
, ry" e she felt that way about the
attack. .-'.-
Rsy n. H1ppltr. Ne. ~ TheeAsre.st.,
sn0 walter SChwelkaet, IT,, Ne. go
Penusylvabis-AvS students OF the
Detroit College og Law. started from
Oauklef's point. sunday morning, on
ar S-b6at. for strawberry island.
They made the 22-mile trip in an
hour snc half: They planned to
return In the afternoon. but found
that they could not sail against the
northeast wind. and began pushins
mainland. Four miles from the isIsnd
they cncoactered a snow storm no
binding that they could not zee their
way. and asd to rstrace their steps.
Monday. they made another ATTEMPT,
and again thev were forced TO turn
back. they had saved q sandwich
apiece frcr their sunday lunch: and
this. with bits Of orange peel. was
all they had to eat. Tuooday thoy
abandoned theif attempt 70 take the
boat home. and started for Pearl
Beach. tramplng over the Ice They
arrived several hours later, wet A.
moot fSCsen and half starved. And
took IN intsrurban car 70 Detroit.