The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-05
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
TIE annual cAvysaatAeaum shsw
wm open In the horticultural hulid-
ing on Belle Isle Saturday. Hun.
Sfeds OF varieties OF ''mums" Will
be on display
Y. ~. jacobson smsssnces that sext
vssasy he will take . party 81 DE.
the work being done ON the new
troit
Ine Rev. Robert }. Houng has re-
ssgsed his posl,:On ~ pastor OF
the Church OF the Covenant. Bouie-
ward and Mack-ave.. but refuses to
make public his reasons or TO be
interviewed on the subject.
The Juaser DAY elass Of the Detroit
College 0f Law Aas elected ef0eers
.or i3is-ts an follows: Robert B.
Macdonald. president: John c. FL
nan. vice-pres!dent: Ralph 0ogxiS.
secretary and treasurer. and John
A. Baxter. sergeAnt-at-arms
Hesry N. Rose. ss Glasd Rapids.
M Unite : ss.;.: .ns;s s, e.:
the Detroit Museum of Art, Sun
dAy afternoon. on The New WASH
fngton." lnstsAd " Charles Moore.
~ 0TCNiOuHty announced. Inc lee
ture Will be illustrated.
re Y. ". G.. 4. Ass ssasteA q esu-
Deign . previds turkey di.se.. s"r
a. can be cared for. Thanksgiving
The dinner will be given for the
benent OF young men away from
home. who are un.eis TO get back
CorneDjus Leblanc. of ireland -. -
the founders % the Socialist aovs-
lnent OF that country. will speak
SUNDAY afternoon. at ESQ. in the
east. under tho auspices OF the
Socialist party. His subject will
be ireland. the war aud the
working class.
DEGREES % divorce wsrs grsntsA IN
i owins s ss:ss Ts Ms,s IL M re f:,-
cafski. Clarence vs.. Carrie Powell.
Gertrude vs. James Bolger. Kath-
leen. vs, John Wilson. deorge vs..
Stella Storm. clifton vs.. Alice Mix:
eIboro. Samuel VS.. Jennie Shore. and
GLADYS vs. John smyrner.
Peter Roosen. of No. sSO Jos. Cam
Dau-ave.. came out OF his house
early Thursday night and saw q
man cranking his auto. Rooseo
Asa Smith. and he Is held on a
charge OF attempted larceny. The
man gave his name az John rud-
w'czwski. No. 29i Grandy-ave.
Poatmsst~r Nagei In snxieus to To-
este = new authorizations In Htgh ana
place the present. station. which is
TOO small. The postmaster suR-
gssfs that any person willing TO
butid prstofrce to suit the de
partment should get In touch with
Inspector Il. f.. Fraser In the fed
gial building
The straits Noostiae elub h~Id q
meeting In the Hotel fuller, Thur.-
day. and heard an address on the
educational value OF conventions
by j. Lee Barrett. secretary Qf the
Detroit Convention Bureau. Mr..
Barrett outlined the work done by
conventions In spreading informa.
ton and clearing up mIsupder-
STANDINGS on matters OF national
tmrortance.
Castsr 4. Lesbsvits and q fam~-> He
brew quartet will take parf rsSsy
evening and Saturday morning In.
the services In Beth Jacob syna-
eogue. and sunday evening will
eogue. Besides Cantor Leibovitz,
she personnel OF the quartet in
ciudes David Lenavitx. tenor; Harry
Leibovitx. basso and solo violinist,
and J. urofsky, baritone.
Jumpine from the deck Of the ferry
- "a
Thursday afternoon. when hun
dreds OF persons were on the boat,
Alexander Sandisky. % years old.
% No. 1889 campbell-ave.. attempt
mind suddenly when ne came In
contact with re Icy water. and
shouted for help. He was rescued
ny members OF he crew.
William LivinGstene. president % the
Lake CaPSiers' association, has e.
N azft
ns5ters TO anchor close to either
Tie Canadian or American side when
they are compelled to halt below
Fort Huron IN fog or storm. Presi-
masters have anchored almost in
,nid-stream. making II impossi Bile
for down hound vessels to ciear
them In bad weather.
Rrys. e: y:yss; ..::iae.t o. "a.
topics In the Hotel statIer Mon.
Gay evening. The club Initiated 30
new members last Monday, and has
requested Mr.. Joyce. who has had
vast club experience and Is noted
stir UP enthusiasm for n campaign
for funds TO build new club house
next spring. The club Is PLANNING
an informal ball. to be given In the
Statler next month.
Dogneaux. who lives 1t the
Eastern hotel, No. ~ Brush-st.. was
the innocent bystandcr in a Tight
"Wednesday night. at Brush and
Iarned-sts.. and was taken 20 Grace
hospital with his Jaw broken In two
places and suffering with severe
bruises and decorations. He was
watching n fight between two men. |
he said. when they turned on him !
and beat him severely. Martin |
OdeIl. one OF the alleged partici- |
pants, was arrested for felonious |
assault by Detective Gill.
Two hsndred persons are expected 20 |
attend the Apst annual federated |
banquet Of the church school OF |
the North Woodward Congrega- |
tionai church. Friday evening. at 8 |
o'clock. Each class will have q sep |
arate table and will furnish its |
own food and decorations. The class |
having the largest attendance and |
the best appointed table will re-
ceive n cup, the Judges being DR..
Charles r. Chadsey. Miss Mary N.Y.
Ter. librarian OF the Utley branch |
OF the public library. and Miss
Jeanette Wilson.
James ". Muruane, 10 years old. Of
No. 33S Uarvey-st., one Of ave boys |
who stole an auto downtown sew |
eral months ago, and set out for |
tho Panama-Pacifc exposition. was