The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-09

=. - istNHriSs PRESIDENT Ot the
ti"nnl ucidlEg to.,sof M. ~ Nest
Congress has purchased the
Peerless iulsdo bedding Co. whose
factory Is ~ No. ll23 Front-sta IN
the ohio city.
More than 80 persons have viewed
the body of an unidentified man,
VINO MAS Killed week ago at
Nermont-aVc., By a Toledo cdr. but
his Identity has not heen establish
oil The body is In the county
morgue.
Prof u. ". wcnics. of the University
of Michigan. viii give the arst of
series Cf Two lectures on 'liistor-
zeal development Of modern Europe"
In the Unitarian church, " Woodward
ave and Edmund-pl. tonight at
y. m.
George q, GoodnIc VIII address the
phiianthropy and reform depart
mont IL the Twentieth century
club. Thursday. at $50 o'clock.
his subject being our English
lnnguaEe" After the meeting "a
reception viii he held in Mr.
Gooaalc's honor.
line win nc resumed Thursday
over Thlrty-Nfth- between Mich
igar-aNr, ana Dcycraux-st. This
track was originally 81 temporary
construction. pending the paving
ot the street by the city. The per-
mauent track ~ now ready for use.
Funeral service Tor oscar ID. Retf
were held Monday afternoon ne No.
1N> East Grand blvd. Mr.. Reif
was formerly resident OF Detroit
aud WAS "a prominent athlete He
died IN Butte. Mont. l1A week.
from aU gttark ~ pneumonia. Fu-
/, perd. services were conducted by
the REV ~. e. l.. ottc, OF Trinity
Luthcrnn Evangelical church
A contract for another steel freishter.
the seventh hooked this year. hns
been obtained hy ~ G. Pessano.
president ~ the Great Lakes Engi-
built In the ECorse yards OF the
cOmpany. ts to hc completed Tor
isiC delivery and VIII be used ~
ocean service Mr.. fessano declined
10 give information concerning the
identity Of the purchasers.
Opening u door that ne thought led
to the front of the house, DAVID
lawson, 60 years old. "i No. NV
Fifte9uth-st.. walked blndly ahead
ana fen down the cellar stairs.
hcmorrhagc n few minutes later
caused hts death. Lawson worked
az stationary engineer; Ills son
David ~ wsCn, lr.. survives. Cor
oner Rothrvitcr Is investigating
the accident
Romaacc sprouted up anew I'm the
hearts of Randall WILSON. Of No.
1if Wabash -srC.. and Mrs. Eliza
beth Chgmpagne, formerly of Bay
CITY who were remarked by Jus
tce 81 the Peace FcliN n. I.emkie,
Monday sftS5 G ,n seH Er wlx. FOR
~ 80 years old and his wife -.
There are fvo children. Follow
ing their divorce Ms. Wilson mar
ried again. b't her second husband
died several rars ago.
A dinner for those Interested in the
lumber nnS woodworking trade %
Detroit ana vicinity VIII he held
in ;he Hotel slater. tonight TO
corsidcr hp formation OF "A new
association 70 embrace al brsnchea
OF the irdjtstrv. and 20 lao known
as the Detroit LUm Der Board OF
Trade T. a Sterling. Of the Ma
tionai Lumber Manufacturers as
sqciation, Chicaya. and ]. l. Rarth
vice president 81 the Edward
Hines Lutnher CO. Chicago. Will be
among the speakers
A subs grtption af 5000 bs. been
made TO the M'chISnn Union fund
~ n testimonial 10 the services on
behalf OF the university OF Regent
Harry G. huxley. ny friend OF
held by tho c0mrIlttce "he fund
locally now totals about $4,000
of the se1o.oeo Detroit alumni eN-
scrIptions TO the i.o00. 900 fund
being raised all over the country.
which has far been reported to
Ann Arbor. Us about s61o,0p0
Charles Bohnsnek. 20 years old. died
1927 BaliM .u-dNe. Mr. Bohnsack
cmigrated from Germany To Can
ada when yaunG man and for the
last - yeats hud been resident
or Detroit IL was a tailor by
trade and a prominent mcmhcr OF
the First German Baptist church.
Ills wife and live sons, John.
George. Henry, Samuel ard VIII
liam. survive him Funeral SER
vices Viii h" hold from his late
residence Thursday afternoon, at
? O'Clock.
Scott Bonhnn,, wealthy Cincinnati at
Icrney. who lied last week. left
500 OF his $4,000 estate TO Miss
Frcda ~ Mort. OF No. - Edmund
pl, AZ souvenir OF n voyage
they made across the Atlantic Is
years ago. when Miss Mort was a
child OF nine. Miss Mort was going
10 Germany with her mother. and
the lawyer waE passenger on the
same ship DESPITE the years which
elapsed since their journey. Bon
ham did not forget his tiny com
pauton He believed she still lived
in Germany. but his brother. Attor-
ncy Fred BOuhaiu. discovered that
she - noN resident of Detroit
when u came 10 pitching HBt-iron<.
beer hotties. s0up bowls or other
house hold articles, Mrs. Grace
Fouchcy showed Unerring aim, ac-
cording 10 the testimony OF her
husband. George, who was granted
Judge Hpsmer Fouchcy testified
that his mate hit him almost every
time she fried. " she missed he
said she took recourse 10 a revolt
yer. and threatened him with that
Mrs Ray George was also given
decree after IN" had testified that
her husband black-face come
dian would come home ana beat
her after his evening" performance
Judge Hosmcr also gave legal sep
aration 10 Mrs Grace Chamberlain,