The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-09
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t.snai Beddiag Co.. % No. % West
Peerless Toledo Bedding Co.. whose
factory IL at No, has Front-st.. In
the Ohio city.
More than 20 pessess have viewed
The body Of "a snidestlAed nse.
who was killed week ago At
Vermont-ave. by a Toledo car. but
his Identity has not been establish
cd. The body IL In the county
morgue.
Prof u. N. Wesley. Of the Univesslty
% Miehsgsn. will gtve the nrat q .
ical development OF modern Europe"
In the Unitarian church. Woodward.
ave- and Edmund-pl. tonight at ,
y. m.
George =. Goedaie will sddress the
pAil.nthreIy s.d refern 1eDart-
his subject being our English
language" After the meeting .
reception will be held In MT
street ear service on the Grand Belt
over Thirty-fifth.st.. between Mich
igan-ave. and Deveraux-st. This
track WAS originally Of temporary
eonstruetion pending the psvine
mancnt track IL now ready for use.
Funeral services fer oscar n. Rsaf
were held Monday afternOon NJ No:
ass East 0rand-blvd. Mr.. Ref
was formerly a resident OF Detroit
aisd WAS in sut Rrom mom, iass week
from an attack OF pneumonia. Flu
neral services were conducted by
the Rev Il C. = Ote. OF Trinity
Lutheran Evangelical church.
A ce.trset for another steel freiEAtes.
p Dssn o1s" Of IN. Great Lakes Essi.
neering Works: The ship VIII be
Company. is is to be completed for
1916 delivery. and will be used In
ocean service. Mr. Pessano declined
TO give information concerning the
Identity of the purchasers.
Opening q door that he thought led
90 the front Of the h0use. David
Lawson. SO years old. of No. 1tIo
Fifteenth.st. walked biindly ahead
and fell down the cellar stairs. a
caused his death. Lawson worked
as a stationary engineer. His son,
David lawson. Jr., survives Cor-
oner Rothacher Is investigating
the accident
Romance spronteA up anew In the
7io Wabash ave. and Mrs. Eliza
beth champagne. formerly OF Bay
tice of the Peace Felix A. Lcmkic.
Monday; after being seIarnttSsda~ TOT
is 50 years old and his wife ~.
ting their divorce Mrs wilson mar.
ried again. hut her second husband
died several years ago.
A ass.sr for those istsre~ted Q. the
Iussher and wood orkiag trade Of
Detroit and vicinity will be held
consider the formation OF a new
association to embrace all branches
of the industry. and to be known
Trade. r. A. Sterling. Of the Ma.
tionai Lumber Manufacturers as
ISOLATION. Chicago. and L. l. Barth:
Ms.s assr Coz Of chicago E wii be
among the speakers
A .ubscrtption OF $1,000 has been
made 90 the MiehiHaa Union fund
as n testimonial to the services on
Hs ar G. t Rskisy oy q fr,en sseo Of
the regent whose name is with:
held by the comnittee. The fund
locally now totals about $4,000
OF the $4,000 De,roit alumni ex-
pect to raise. The total OF sub
scriptions TO the 100000 fund
being raised all over the country.
Wntcn mas Tar Deen reported 10
Ann Arbor. In about 100000.
CHARLES Behasacs. 10 years old. died
Me.day sftcra0on In his home. No.
1917 Baidw!n-ave. Mr.. Bohnsack
emigrated from Germany to Can
Ss I e years y'S SaS S Sssn ana esr
OF Detroit. He was a tailor by
the First German Baptist church.
George. Henry. Samuel and vii.
liam. survive him, Funeral SER
vices will be held from his late
residence Thursday AFTERNOON. at
torsey, who cied last week. left
Freda II. Mort. OF No, 80 Edmund
Hs:; as mad. , s.ross IN. OF Atian sGSas
years ago, when Miss Mort was q
child OF nine. Miss Mort was going
TO Germany with her mother. and
same ship. Despite the years which
elapsed since their journey. Bon
ham did not Forget his tiny. COM
panion. He believed she still lived
msy fred Sonham, discovered that
she Is now a resident Of Detroit.
when II cane 60 pitching aat-isess.
beer bottles. soup bowls OF other
household articles, Mrs. Grace
cording to the Testimony Of her
husband. George, who was granted
divorce. Friday afternoon. by
Judge Hosmer. Fouchey testified
that his mate hit him almost every
time she tried. IL she missed. he
said she took recourse to a revolt
YER. and threatened him with that.
Mrs. Ray George was also given
decree after she had testified that
her husband. q black face come
dian, would come home and beat
her after his evenings performance.
Judge Hosmer also gave legal sep