The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08
he DetrsSt Kennel club viii hold 4.
dos skew In Prtsmatic hall. Sntur-

The Detro0 hennet ctub Will hold "a
dos shUw In Prtsmatic hail. satur-
day afternoon. and evening, Nov.
20. Entries for the show Will close
Wednesday, Nov. II. The secretary
OF the club In r.. A. Dingeman. No.
SO Evans-ave.
TIE Mi~Aigsn state Telephone 20. an
neuaces plans for the construction
of q new exchange NJ Van Dyke
and whipple .sves, TO relieve con-
gestion In the districi now being
served by the HICKORY and Ridgs
offices The new ssehangs building
will he known as the Lincoln of-
flee and win BRING the number OF
Felix Ormsn. Industrial editor of
the Outlook. has Just completed an
he calls "the wonder city OF Am
erica" Eastern men are focusing
their attention on this city as never
before. he says. The result OF his
work here will be published In the
outlook next month.
The new $4,000 organ In Cent,,.i
william II. Crawford. president or
Allegheny College. preached morn
ing and evening Tho formal dsdi-
cation of the organ vii! take place
ORGANISE. Francis L. York. will give
recital. followed by reception
by the pastor. the Rev. ii. Lester
Smith. and his wife.
The hoard Of trustees Of the Van Leu.
ven Browne Home for Crtppiea
an elght-day campaign TO. raise
$500. 900 for the purpose OF pur,
chasing 10 acres OF farming land
on which to build eight rreproof
modate ~ children. The money Is
to be raised by personal solicita-
ton. This amount would provide
an endowment fund OF 100000.
Holy Trinity Alumnae Will give
series Of lectures under the aus
pieces Of tn" Federation or the I'M
macuinte hlumnae. the hrst being
or Human progress and Illusion,
by pr. James J. Walsh which will
taxi tIace in i,oiy Trinity school
hall, Porter Anc Brooklyn-aye.. on
"Wednesday evening. Dec. |. Or.
walsh is we'll. known author. hav-
ing written number OF books up
on historical and scientific subjects
The excuvsioa steamer Brittnnia. OF
the D~trOtt. neIIe Isle 4 Windsor
Ferry Co which went aground TWO
weeks ago. on the foot of Belle
isle WAS released. sunday morning.
nv ;he steamer Promise. OF the same
feet SO deeply was the Brlttania
lodged In the mud that she almost
backed down upon the Frcmise
when she UNNtIN STU po' ~ 80
bank. Only skillful maneuvering
on the part OF the Promises master
prevented collision.
Efforts were sttii hcinE made Mon
day 20 asc~rtsin the name Of the
steamer which rsmmed AND SANK
at o'cioch Saturday morning OF
0rassy stand. while hound.
withou, cargo The steamer which
struck hcr emerged suddenly out ~
the darkness and DISAPPEARED again
without s'opp!ng 20 look after tne
crew ~ The Ba con. who were taken
on by the Fletcher The Bacon IL
the property OF w. E. Chapman. OF
Cleveland.
Detroit exchanges UP to H.
The Chsidir~n's Aid society Of Detroit
IL obliged TO employ q superswtend.
ent because of Increased work put
upon ID by tho state. George X.
BedlinRer. for three xears director
OF the MIX and BABY Hygiene as
ISOLATION. has been engage Tor p ,ne
Thirty -one "sub-normai children
which the state was unable TO care
for, have been turned over 10 ms
society and are In It's nome AT NO
"a Warren-ave. west.
While elm hing between freight cars
which blocked the crossing. Mrs.
TIllie Karas. - years old, or NO.
t23 wesson ave. was caught when
the cars started suddenly. and her
LEFT foot was crushed. The acct
dent happened at Lola-st. and the
Pere Marquette railroad. Mrs.
Earas' husband had just crawled
beneath the cars, and called TO his
wife to follow him. She had just
started when the accident happen-
ed She was taken 10 the city
hospital, and later TO her home.
PstroImsn Robert Evans caught
four youngsters In the net Of
cranking an auto oil Washington
blvd. near Grand Circus park. and
placed them under arrest after an
exciting chase. covering severai
locks. They are charged with at
tempting to drive away an auto
unlawfully. The boys gave their