The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-08
IN DETROIT

nlea pstitien In bsskru,sey. iistis@
- iiabiiities at sss.oOo and assets al
uelaing that the wreck Of the barge
iesAsns on yermiilie. Point IN
Lake superior, In 1913. was due to
careless towing on the part OF the
steamer NJ = Green. Judge futile.
OF the Y. y district court. has refer
req the case 10 master OF chancery
to determine the amount OF damages
Mere TIA. $1,000 wa. subscribed 90 the
Arnenisn National Defense league,
sunday afternoon, In a mass meeting
or Detroit Armenians. in the armory.
Aodresses were given In Armenian.
bishop Serapian. OF Boston. Miriam
sevasly and w. Hatchigian Patriotic
american and Armenian songs were
sung.
,Sanes Johnson. farmer from Hard
roxss Mich. reported 90 the police.
py two men at Larned and First-sts,
and robbed OF 1915. one OF his as
saiiants drawing razor and slash
fered resistance. Detectives brought
in three suspects. but Johnson failed
10 Identity any OF them.
The preaence OF Bourke Cockran, noted
orator and Edmund Burke, the Irish
8 paritone. viii make this years OBJ
local A. o. ii. one OF unusual inter-
est. Mr.. Cochran was engaged more
than two years ago. so great Is the
was heard in Detroit last season
with Melba and Kubelik.
Funeral services Will be held Tuesday
sfternoOns In the home, No. I451
Michigan-ave., for Charles Goldner.
apoPlexy. Mr.; .Goldner was sborn In
Berlin and had lived In Detroit since
an. infant. SIX children survive:
q IA AL .s..I n "A ~
ner. Miss Anna Goldner. Mrs. Thomas
Jordan and Mrs. Thomas Dickson.
Tuneral, services will be held Tuesday
m ..,r,., In IS. Peter aad Ps.i
ton. who died suddenly Saturday. In
his home, No. 362 Woodward-ave
representatives from the medical
soeisaues. hospitals stans and organ
longed will attend the funeral SER
vices. together with men In the pub
lie. professional and business cir
Frank Geewey jones. the Muskegon
back his creditors, will address the
Adcraft club in the Board Of Com
merce. next Friday night. on "The
leased from Ionia reformatory on
parole. Dec. 26 He Is determined TO
win back the confidence OF his fell
lows and Is succeeding. He former
ness In Muskegon.
James Dixon. . Negro, - years old.
wanted In Windsor for more than q
year on the charge OF stealing from
where he was formerly employed.
was arrested in downtown store,
saturday. by sergt William Reid. OF
as a shoe sinner. He told sefgt.
Reid that he had been In the south
for some time. and only recently
came TO Detroit. He was living at
No. $50 Macomb-st
llichigaa has contributed for the re-
lief Of Belgium. 60 date. e23.3ee.i2.
The detailed statement has just been
made public by the state relief COM
mittee, OF which Charles b. Warren
Is chairman. Among the larger con
tributions were the following: Sol
way Process Co. $1,000: Belgium
Ausin.s. M Rsiisd
ems. 1915; Belgian-American Relief
association, s63s.O5: Belgian-Am
can Dramatic association, $3.50
Diaries Lempke. SO years old. q
this city, and father of Aid. Louis III.
Lempke, died, Sunday, In his home.
No. 5F .Adeiaide-st.. following an
was born in Prussia. and came to
Detroit when "a years old. He es-
tablished wagon factory on Ora
iicotsss which ,s he continued ratirsS until
neral services will be held wednes-
day afternoon. In the home. under
the auspices Of Washington lodge,
rssss.s Der Husband Of two mo.th.
from Clevela.d. 20 try 10 intercept
him before he could enlist in the
Canadian contingent for the Euro
years old. swallowed bichloride OF
mercury. In front OF the Salvation
army barracks, Michigan and Sec
decided that uh her HUSBAND hs den made sde
good his threat. She later repented
Of her action, and told her story to
Salvationists, who turned her over
to the police. She was taken to st.
Mary's hospital. She will live. She
declared that her husband left her
In Cleveland, Thursday. telling her
war. They were married. Nov yor 4. 'i IN
Cleveland.
plrited contests marked the annual
election of the Detroit Transperta-
Sr Cn ci nrh there benr ts1se e sa,
didates for nearly every office. The
following were elected; c: +. Hack,
dent: A. christensen. soliciting
freight agent OF the Grand Trunk,
nrst vice-president; q. A. Morrison.
Davis q Co, second vice president:
w. A. Burns. Of the Union Pacific,
treasurer: j. 8. Kellie, OF the j. B.
Ford company. and q. w, Parker, of
elected to serve on the executive
committee. The annual banquet of
the club will be held next Saturday
night. in Hotel fuller, with Hal III.
Smith. OF the Michigan Manufactur-
ers' association. and Harry M. Mn
mo. of Detroit Saturday Night. as
speakers.
ecii CAe.terto.. English political
writer. editor Of the New Witness, q
London publication. and brother of
Gilbert X. Chesterton, the noted es-
sayist and humorist. will give an ad-
dress on "The immediate cause Of
the EurSps :s. war wa,n in the Hotel
terton. r. visiting the United States
FOR the first time. and has taken II
upon himself TO explain England's
course In the present war, taking
position opposite to that occupied
By DIR. bernhard Dernburg and other
been speaking In various parts of
the country In attempted Justifca-
ton OF that empires action. Mr..
Chesterton, IL Is promised, Will pay
particular attention to the attitude
knows shaw well. as they were fell
low-members Of the Fabian society
in the early days of that famous
organisation.
Np>> new exhibitions OF the works Of
Anerfcan artists Will be opened In
the Museum OF Art. Monday evening.
0audens will be shown and Glenn
Brown. OF the Corcoran art gallery.
Washington, will lecture on the life
and works OF the great sculptor An
other exhibit will include the works
Of Francis p Paulus. well.known