The Detroit times., 1915-01-15
IN DETROIT

Charles w. Russell. Republican, II the
ar.t OF the numerous new ward can
4 dtdates To tle his petition with thS
city clerk. lie wants To be alder
man from the Nineteenth ward.
lEvangeline booth, commander OF the
Salvation Army Ia America. Will give
an address in Detroit sunday al
ternoon. Jan 81. In the Detroit opera
house. Miss Booth, by Iequest; VII
repeat her talk on My father,
given In this city "A few months aso'
Anne's church, Tecumseh, .saturday
morning for Mrs Sabranie Latofeeu
Duchene who died Thursday In I por
home In Sandwich East. Mrs pu-
chene was born IS years ago on
Belle Isle. where her father mao a
farm; She was married 60 years AKA
She is survived by six children anu
DO Immediate descendants.
In an address before the Young Mems
club of the Preston NJ: E. ehuan
Thursday evening, Park Commlssion-
ming street cars to Belle Isle, 70 the the
construction OF an upper emu nIe -
. and to the erection OF danSiins
pionir on the islana Of he appropri-
atoms, advocated the abolition OF the
Board OF Estimates.
Fifty more taIesmen for service
juror. In the Carlyle Gum case were
Thursday, making total Of lSo
prospective Jurors drawn. in vain
attempt TO select ~ 'I rrnSmplicity i in
rant on Jefferson- ave, with Alpheus
Moore. bandit. later shot and Killed
while robbing Hastings-st. store
The North End Republican club. In
> Ats annual meeting. Thursday night.
elected Fred A. Robinson president
for Tor the ensuing a,I year nus .S Was .i a
the last Thursday in July, with
Tashmoo park as the objective point
Other officers elected are; LOUIS M
Arnold vice-president; John J. Fras-
er secretary; Albert II: Wood. treas
urer. and James Miller, sergeant
alarms.
The West Warren Residents as.ocsa.
officers OF the association fhursday
evening, In West Warren hall as
follows: President. James p kear.
s nsS re- bavldson ut Treasurer
; Meyers. X. w. Reading. former presl-
dent. acted as installing ofhcer.
Musical numbers were gwen by the
Espagnola Guitar club, and William
Venn gave a short address
The Funeral of David Grieg, founder
OF the firm OF Kennedy Grieg. ma
Shinists, who died. Thursday. In ne
ave. at the age OF So. will be held
from the residence Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock Mr.; Grisg ,,,s anne
when he was ~ years old. lie was
"A member OF Zion lodge. No. j. II. az
A. NJ, and ST. Andrews society. six
y sons and three daughters survive.
Members of safety committees OF ID
Detroit concerns held banquet In
the Griswold House, Thursday night.
and discussed accident prevention.
Addresses were made by John Heel
an, supervising inspector or the
western division of the Aetna Life
Insurance Co, under whose auspices
the meeting was held Henry Miller.
local Inspector OF the company. and
George Lieber. agency supervisor.
Clarence Hicks. traced by two buttons
torn from his coat. and found by
of W Berman's saloon. No. IL Gath
erine-st, was convicted In Judge
Phelans court, Thursday, and was
had been torn of az the burglar
crawled through window. Detec-
tives took them. searched nearby sa-
looms. and found Hicks, whose but
tons matched the samples.
I'm n suit for $4,000 damages against
Patrolman Adam sossong, Manuel
Wolner, musical student, alleges that
his chances OF appearing in public
as an artist were ruined when Sos
song knocked out four teeth with
his baton. The plaintiff alleges that
he was walking on Hasrngsost si isst
walk to avoid a crowd OF boys who
were scufning. The. officer struck
him without .provocation. according
TO his complaint
ChristIan Leidich, the welI-known De-
troll steamship agent. whose mother
resides In Frankfort Main. re-
ceived a letter from her Thursday
conveying the sad news that six or
their relatives had given their lives
for the fatherland on the battlefield.
Mrs. I.eidich writes that factories In
Frankfort are running again al nor
NAL, and that there is little external
evidence OF the presence OF war eN-
cent In the number OF wounded sol
diers returned To the city for care.
There In n possibility. according 10 the