The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-26
IN DETROIT

The Family theater. after Feb. 4, will
ne turned into a moving picture
thsater, since 4 Was opened SIX
phenomenal success as a vaudeville
house.
The Musicians, union has added ifs
protest 10 those Of various other De-
troit organizations against the pas
sage OF the LaFollette seamen's bill
now pending In congress Several
hundred musicians are employed on
Lake boats every season.
Lieut.. John ,. Springer. who recently
retired from active duty In McCIel-
lan-ave. station. was presented with
big leather rocking chair by the
men Of the station. Monday evening.
Inspector Jabin q. Fenton making
the presentation speech.
Funeral services will be held. Wsdnes-
day. In the home. for Mrs. Mae Per-
rim, wife OF Edward Perrin. No. 500
Lincoln-ave. Mrs. Perrin was a MEM
Der of the Eastern Star and Ladies'
OF the Maccabees. She Is survived
by her husband. one son and one
daughter.
J The Board OF Education committee ON
teachers and schools decided, Nom
day. that there In no good reason
why athletics should be divorced
from the public schools. Certain In
course. but the committee concluded
that athletics I'm the schools do far
more good than harm.
Funeral services will be held Wednes-
% Meg So sis = Poe q for hs
daughter. Mrs Lena NJ. Stewart, wife
OF DIR. Leonard L. Stewart. OF Spring
port, Mich. who died In Springport.
Sunday. The body will be placed In
the mausoleum I'm Roseland ceme-
terry.
Temporarily demented from breeding
over III health. Mrs. Emily stone. -
years old. OF No. sos Seneca-ave.. at
al N W a.
her throat with a razor. Monday aft
ernoon. and Is In serious condition
in Grace hospital. Mrs. stone eluded
her nurse and obtained possession OF
a razor. with which she cut a deep
cash in her throat. Two physicians
staunched the flow OF blood. and sent
her TO Grace hospital
George seems. 10 years old. Of No. co.
Macon b-st., was captured by crowd
OF women shoppers In Woodward
ave. hve-and-ten-cent store, Monday
afternoon, when Miss Helen schmidt.
at her handbag. and grabbed Seems
as he dropped the bag to the floor.
Traffic officer Boucher was called by
one of the clerks, while the women
held Seems a prisoner. The young
man was locked up.
Congressman Doremus has been adj
vised by Secretary II State Bryan
that Attorney Charles w. Casgrain
cannot be appointed consul general
In Vienna to succeed Garvin DENLY,
OF Detroit, who recently resigned,
because under the rules of the SER
vice. the post must be filled by a man
experienced In the work. Mr. Cas-
grains appointment was urged by
Edwin Q. Wood, Alfred Lacking,
, Sydney T. Miller and other prominent
Democrats OF Michigan.
Pelice received q call. early Tuesday
morning. that q man hsd been held
up and robbed I'm front OF No. 141
who nr were ssnt to Gsews sna
found James Mills. of Flint Mich,
who declared that bandit had TAX
en- SIS away from him. Mills was
unable to give any description of
the highwayman and seemed TO be
very much under the influence OF
liquor. The officers dropped the In
vestigation.
TIE Rev. Paul Henry Williams, q for
OF Our Lady OF the Rosary died.
Monday. I'm Providence hospital, from
heart trouble. FIR. williams in the
his sister. Mrs. George e. Mcwii,
liams No. 401 Field-ave. He was
born I'm Sault Ste. Marie, So years
hood in 1896. Funeral services will
be held Thursday morning. In ST
Charles church.
rrank BelictaI, NJ years old. waived 20
the recorders court when arraigned
before Justice Jenrfes, Monday, on
the charge OF embezzling 800 from
his employer, Archie McCuilum, OF
No s1s Bowies building. for whom
he worked a. office boy. Franks
downfall was accomplished by n
pretty girl with dark hair. large.
iiquid eyes. and a mischievous smile
Frank says He was sent out to paw
bill. with 800. He says he met
the girl, she advised him to have a
good time with the money. and buy
some clothes and things. He says
~ ne did. THAT cir, could think OF a
lot OF things 20 buy" he said. The
money II all gone"
brown u.ivsrsity alumni I'm Detroit
Will estertsss Dr. william VI. y.
Faunce. president OF the university.
at n luncheon In the Detroit club.
next Saturday noon. Arrangements
are I'm charge of-W. G. Leland. OF
aAttlaa-A fotar- -Cev-e-saeps-
Der OF the class Of 1894 Sunday. DR..