The Detroit times., 1915-11-01

,,,rtou 40 -. present. The associa-
ION viii leave It's old quarters on
Highest, which IL has long since
outgrown. and use the large gym
,Ss 9u,ur aaarssss. iss ssw 1sn7rssSf x Ss given
by Rabbis A.. N. Hirshman. Leo A.
Franklin and Assistant PrOsecut-
ing Attorney Harry Keidan.
Cars were run for the arvt tsse. sst-
wrdsy aftrrno~n. over the eew exc
tension built by Robert Oakman to
develop his real estate west OF
oaS,s1i PRESENT. city Iimiss. hna Tss 1I line com.
meets with the Hamilton blvd. line
ol the ID. Y. X. and rvns .wsct %
ElmhiIsst Esis,n, to sssp point ,,a. west west. o. o.
Elmhurst has also been constructed
on Twelfth-st The territory 10
part OF that which may be annexed.
IL favorable action 10 taken by the
voters on Tuesday.
Urban J. Carron. son of WESTWARD
sve. csothier, was vtctlm 81 the
i've hold-up men locked up last
wilson fss BY carrcn asd SSfias snS
the hcid.up until he was INFORMED
that his watch and knife. taken
from him BY the qnintet. had bee1
claimed his properly. Carron was
on his way TO cail on young lady
near Trumbull-ave. and Fort-st..s q
week ago Sunday, when he was
held a;ch up & at the ,oin: q r q gun, his y.
from him.
Jsnes Gregory seanlea. son 81 Mat
thew sconiou. weii-krewn real es-
tate man, died In the home Of hts
father. No. s07 West Grand blvd,
Friday. At the age Of ~ M Scan
for time. In the real estate busi-
count OF rating hssish. e femoved % to
California. returning short time
ago. He was much esteemed by a
large circle OF friends. who viii
feel his loss greatly. His parents.
two brothers and three sisters, sur
vive him. Funeral services Will be
held in his fathers home. Tuesday.
at $50 o'clock.
Lewis Rsater. 30 years old. 81 No.
ing a disorderly person. was sen.
fenced to pay n nne Of $500 or
spend six months In the house OF
correction. In police court. On the
expiration OF his sentence Hunter
again will be taken into custody. u
10 said. Several iroe girls OF his
neighborhood gave damaging tes-
timony against him. Two of them
swore he had lured them from the
st. Leo school. Grand River-ave.
and Fifteenth-st.. had bound and
gagged them. and dragged them
Into an alley. Hunter Is an auto
worker. he told the court.
ElipAas =. Hibhara died IN his hsae.
No. os0 secOnd-sve.. Saturday nf-
ternoon, after n months Illness. Mr..
Hibbard was born In Hartford.
Conn. and came TO Detroit in 1866.
Ne was for many years engaged In
the grocery business. beginning
with n store OF his own and after
ious firms. Later ne. changed his
business 20 that Of nre insurance.
Mr.. Hibbard WAS 1s years old and
WAS charter member Of the Cass-
ave. Methodist church His wife
and daurhter, Miss Mary liibbard:
survive him. Funeral services Will
be held In his late home Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock.
4 q unique shop exhibit for the per-
sonai advancement of boys between
the ages OF i6 and 9 viii be put
on display In the Burroughs Aid =
ing Machine Co.'S plant by the en-
ployed boys department. OF the
Young Mems Christian association.
Tuesday. 'fhe exhibit Will consist
lars and cents OF an education. OF
vocational preparation and Of stay
ing by a single Job until IL is fully
mastered. Talks will be made TO
the boys Of the factory, Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday by q
member Of the Burroughs stan.
Eugene g. Foster. city secretary for
boys, and 7. r. Reichard, employed
bpvs' secretary, ~ the Y. NJ - \
II Is planned 10 hold the exhibit In
number OF factories and shops
In Detroit during the winter.