The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-10
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Dr. ~. VI. Weoiry gave Tue urss oi
series of lectures In the Unitarian
I church. Tuesday evening. the sub
tect being Historical development
OF modern Europe" Four others.
all along historical lines. Will fol-
low.
ciety will hold Its annual conven-
tion I'm the North Woodwood Meth
odist church. Nov. 10. II and IL
An address will be made by Mrs.
May Leonard Woodrun. nau9nal
corresponding secretary on our
Vision"
The fats on Grassy Isiand used ny
the Michigan state fisheries COM
missions for SEEMING. nave peen
cleared OF obstructions by Thomas
Pouloit. Detroit diver. Pouioit went
down IL times. in 80 feet OF water.
during four hours OF work. Mon
day. and removed several sun
merged spiies.
Fred Murdoch. al years old, of No.
I05 Congress-st. east. fell Into the
river at the foot OF Woodward
ave. at 1 o'clock. Wednesday morn
ing, and was rescued by PatrolHs,n
William Kempel. who pulled the
aged man from the water with a
pike pole. Murdoch was taken 10
the receiving hospital in n police
ambulance. He Is none the worse
for his experience.
Barton Barnes will be the speaker
ton center In the Osius library
branch. No. 1880 Gratiot-ave.. FRI -
day evening. The subject OF his
Lecture WI be se,e,,ing M MIA wi,h
photographs made by Mr., Barnes n
the northern part Of the state
Recreation centers are 10 DC open
ed In other branch Libraries. later.
doors of business houses along
Grand River-ave.. early "Wednesday
morning. Detectives Roche ana
Burczyk arrested Wtilism uoniey'
OF No. SO Howard-st. They are
held as dlsorderly persons. The
suspicious actions or the TWO men
aroused patrolman. who called
headquarters. The men were PICK
ed up by the detective dyer.
Tonight. I'm the auditorium Of the y.
VI. 4. A., Homer =. Pace. certified
public accountant OF New YORK,
will address the Y. ~ c: A. class
business vocntions." The aim OF
the lecture will he TO show young
men what lines OF work they
should follow in order 20 develop
their own natural talents ana
make a business or professional
success In life. The meeting In
open TO the general public.
Lee J. Ninde, vice-president OF the
National Association OF Real Estate
diana State association. addressed
the Detroit Real Estate board in
Harmonic hall Tuesday might; Tie
said that art put to practical use
IN city planning is sure TO increase
the value OF property. The monthly
meeting OF the board was preceded
by n wild duck dinner. \ Petcr
Kennedy. w J. Fitzgibbons and +.
r. HOLSTER did the entertaining.
The real ESTATE committee of the
Hoard Of Educn tion decided. Tuca-
day afternoon, that there is no
way by which the board can escape
paying per cent omissions 10
agents who represent II IN realty
transactions Inspector Spaulding
was inclined 10 the belief that the
board could handle the deals Itself,
thus saving the commission, The
other members. however, explained
that n greater saving could he ef-
fected by buying through an agent.
Returns from the "onc days earn
inR.- campaign conducted by the
Elizabeth-st boys branch OF the
Y NJ C. A. show total OF 5000 in
wages paid TO boys who worked nj
ali kinds OF odd Jobs last s~rnr-
day. "a be able to give their earn
'ings To the other fellow" I'm
boys were employed throughout the
day In cleaning M the grounds
surrounding the Detroit Wire
Spring Co.'S plant, for which they
Seven huadred Invitstions have been
issueA 20 men of Detroit by the Y.
NJ G. A. To attend a dinner to he
served In association hall. Friday
evening, at 6:15 o'clock. +. f.
0oodsel1. special representative 81
the American Board OF Missions In
Turkey and Armenia, will be the
principal speaker. II is expected
that many members OF the Twenty
our-Hour- A-Day club. which has
three Y. NJ. G. A. secretaries In
Turkey and Constantinople, Will
attend the supper.
TIE Meas class Of the North Wood
ward COnGregational church win
give q banquet In tho church house.
Friday. Nov. IL. at o'clock. The
subject for discussion will he the
race problem and DR.. Herbert B.