The Detroit times., 1915-03-01
IN DETROIT

difsrsnt sitiss 81 the eoansry' "
r.s psss.sAs, s..a % pssrsis Ne.
General Won Kiuek. Of the osrmA .
army 1t the front In reply 60 let
tsrs Of appreciation sent by the
-nihs, siswtk, = yesrs eia. ssrts.-
ssr 4. The salee. % rrsak rtsakta,
No No s sss nii ig,ryy,sss va. iSsssd
OF fslonious assault, for sheotins
day bar through shs leg Sss.
ksrdy. 70 year, ola % No. q
Alleged that Kardys disturbed tss
and WAS sJseted hurting . bottle
through the wi I .ft., he We. rae
have shot him. Detectives Coll
and o'ponnsli captured siovtk IN
his rooming house
Hers. Frss4Aa. . fs<.ss we'll
died. SUNDAY. In his home. No. 81
Asdbury-ave. Mr.. Friedman wa.
s ssua Il to f p:ss ~S:S az. s.' year. .as
sId H l.. sa5ly {sash T r ;Rsss in
was u prominent member OF the
F Fns and S 81 the Sr,. snasa' nS ..
daughters. and one son. survive,
Funeral services will be held In
the home Tuesday afternoon.
Fraak Ford. n years old. % Fsrt
wayne. lad. was arrested satur-
day night by pstectiyes Reid and
waters No s7S second ave. and
Is being held for Investigation as
the police declare ne safe
blower OF considerable renown- He
was picked up In the same Place IN
In several safe jobs, but had TO be
released for lack OF evidence. \
month later. the police say. he was
arrested in Rochester. y y on the
charge OF being implicated In a
$40 900 jewel robbery. but was not
held
In the Detroit \. n. {. A. have or
ganiSed an association to be known
as the Pace AccountAncy students.
Inc, the object OF which VIII De
TO secure speakers for monthly
meetings, secure employment for
members. establish an Aceountaney
library In the Y. NJ. c. A. educa.
tIonal department. have charge OF
an annual banquet and promote
number OF social and mutual oens-
meeting OF the new society VIII
take place Mar, 70. when Z. r.
Robinson. comptroller of the Pack
ard Motor Car Co, will deliver an
address. Officers OF the association
are: President Herbert Apfsloaum
nrst vice-president. q. J. Hammel:
second vice-president. Irving y
Allen: third vice-president. n! n
Brown: secretary, j. L. boothe'
treasurer. walter Dreisoaeh These
officers. together with +. G. Bos-
worth, instructor. will compose the
board Of directors.
Thirty-ave Boy scouts OF the arst
class ee.pe.iax the eSnnissses-
er's club Of Detroit. will be enter
tained nj a dinner by Gustayus ID.
Pope. Thursday evening. Mar. y IN
the boys dining room Of the Ehsa-
beth-st branch Y. NJ c. A Eugene
c. Foster. city secretary Tor boys
missioner OF Detroit. In the leader
OF the club and will give talk.
Or. Jay c. seearsek. Of Cambridge.
o.. for several year, head Of q bur
eau for the distribution OF Bioies
In the Philippine islands, address
ed the mems mass meeting IN tne
Y NJ c. A. Sunday afternoon. tell
ing the audience that the Ftlipinos
are little more than savages and
are Incapable Of self-governmeut.
He said that there are 80 tribes,
whose languages Differ. and who
other. DR. Goodrich wanted 10
know which tribe could be selected
TO carry on the government he
declared that AmeGcan govern
ment is so good that whereas.N ur-
der Spanish rule. no man was safe
unless he went about with n con-
voy OF soldiers. today a traveller 10
a. safe as he would be on the
streets OF Detroit
Edmasd Burke, the Irish barftene.
who sang I'm Detroit with Netss
last season. will return TO partiei-
pate in the annual st Patrick
day celebration. March II. with
Bourke Cochran, the noted New
York orator. The celebration viii
be held In the armory under the
auspices Of the Wayne county HI
bernians Inasmuch as John Nc
cancelled. Burke - the only irish
singer who will appear here this
season.
Teaching . foreigner 60 speak EnG-
fish under.tssdinGIy I'm hsh N
hour is a possibility under the
ehuTehe,. under the auspiee. OF the
Y. NJ =. A. Evening classes are
being held under the direction OF
young men from the association:
The method employed was devised
by Dr. Peter Roberta immigration
secretary Of the international Y.
NJ G. A. It's basic principle 10 that
In teaching a language the action
should be suited TO the word In
the Detroit classes household uten-
sils are also being used BY way OF
illustration. ,,#.
Nine. Marie DePsEe. wife OF DR.. An
teine DePsge, .srgeon-general 60
the king 81 Belgium, has left De-
troit for Chicago TO continue her
work in the Belgian relief cause.
Before leaving she told many stor-
les Of the kindness OF King Albert
and -of the great love which his
people have for him She also de-
scribed the goodness OF Queen
Elizabeth. She told how a soldier
of the Royal dragons had lost his
nfeerschaum pipe during a skirr-
ish IN which he was wounded. The
loss OF the pipe troubled him more
than his wound. and he bemoaned
his misfortune after being carried
TO the hospital. Queen Elizabeth
heard OF the Dragons loss. and
sent him a new pipe. King Albert.
said Nine. DePase, has won the adj
rnIration OF his soldiers by his
bravery on the field Of battle, and
their love by his democracy. She
thanked the people OF Detroit for
their contributions 20 the RELIEF
fund, and said that cotton. med
cipts, bandages and instruments
are still needed for those who viii
be wounded this spring.