The Detroit times., 1915-12-10
IN DETROIT

neid I'm the Hotel POntchartrain to-
night at o'clock. the object OF
the meeting being to vote on pro-
POSED changes In tho constitution.
Frank Goewey Jones told the mem.
hers OF the ssiesmanship club of
the Board OF Commerce, Thursday
night, that FIFTY nifty" or the APP
plication OF the golden rule. was
he only creed for suecessfui sell
Ing.
have export trade viii he held In
the lounge room OF the Board 81
Commerce. Friday eScning. To dis
cuss the new export shipping rules
with view to framing "A protest
TO Washington.
Thirty -second-st. was attacked nv
an unidentified man az he was
passing Thirty first and Buchanan
SITS. late Thursday night He has
severe scalp wound. and II In
the city hospital His condition
Is not serious.
Cadillac council, United Commercial
Travellers. viii give n smoker and
vaudeville entertainment following
the regular meeting In their hall
IN The Elks temple. Saturday night
The business meeting will be call
ed at o'clock and the program
The Hebrew Protective sssocIst,ou
has elected these officers Pr~sl-
dent. Abra ham Lewis: vice-presi-
dent, NJ Weinsarten; financial sec
Ing secretary. Meyer Pereira: treas
urer. r Vellick Conductor. NJ
.irossman. and inner guard. Hyman
Levine
DIR. J. Estiip Cnrpenver. ~I-princIpaI
~ Mnnchester college. oxford. row
lecturinR AT Harvard and Cornell
who IL considered world author
ity on religion. VIII give a lecture
saturday evening. In the Unitarian
and Edmund-pl.. on christianity
and comparative religion"
4 meeting az the ockholders Of the
Detroit Motor Speedway WIS held.
Thursday afternoon. At which the
proposal for n bond issue 10 com
ana nay obligations was discussed
M action could he taken because
the two-thirds required for such
action was not present. Another
meeting will be held next Thurs
day.
The P-re Marquette Railroad viii
make some slight changes I'm the
operation OF the Detroit Toledo
Cincinnati trains. beginning next
sunday. when the train which has
h been ie,vla ao the Tort dsi,v Uni9 ,l
leave sharply at IL noon. The run.
ring time ~ the two north bound
afternoon trains Is also cut down
apnre c'ably between Toledo and
Detroit
Chns. VI O'Brien. of Canada. e.
member ~ the Alberta Legislature
ard leading Socialist OF Canada
VIII apeak. Sunday afternoon. in
Moose temple. No. 10 Congress-st
Socialist party Of Detroit His SUBJ
iect viii be based on Dietzgens
thcne and .entitled The under
standing OF Understanding" The
public is invited.
The Norwood tbcnter. devoted TO
moving pictures on Woodward-sv~..
near the Grand-blvd. has been
purchased from NJ Henry by Ar
thur Caille and Henry ! Guthard.
Who bo o. own The M.!Ss'iej Fine LAR Arts:
thcaters, The Norwood seats COO
and has a dozen noxes. A large
pipe organ is being Installed. Mr..
Henry recently acquired the prop
erty from c. T.. Rail-.
Before the BOOSTERS club OF the
Hoard Of CcmmeTce' Tsnr"dny.
tackled the board OF health, calling
II n ioke and declaring II was hlled
with ward heelers, He also paid
missioner Ftnkell vf the DEPART.
ment of public works. and advised
the boosters to attend council
greetings themselves and see how
the city business Is done.
striking machini-ts md tooimaker.
from >iewek Bros shop. NJ No.
I75 Baltimore-ave.. attacked and
beat ~. NJ Bishop. OF No. "a smith
ave an enploye OF the concern, on
Milwaukee-ave. between Wooaaoo
O'Clock Thursday night. There
were hve assailnnts, who knocked
him 20 the pavement. then removed
his overcost and disappeared.
Bishop was not severely injured.
We was escorted to his home by
passersby.
Mrs. Martha Anne Meyer. widow Of
wardeIi Moyer, n weii-knO,vn ium-
herman who died three years ago.
died Thursday, in the home OF her
West Grand-hIvd. Mrs. Meyer was
born near Flint. she had lived in
Detroit for IS years. She IL sur:
yiyed only by her son. Funeral
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
and interment Will be made In
Woodlawn.
Or~u Henninn. a United states marine
stationed In HaitI, writes his
mother at No. 233 Harper-ave,
fighting has been too fast to allow
him time To safely take his pen In
hand There Is even no opportun-
ity for a morning dip. The natives
have evidently suspended such on
erstions ill the middies are run
out OF the island. he writes. and
anyone who ventures to splash n
hit In the streams. ia picked OF by
guerilla bullets. In one battle 5
marines attacked $50 natives and
killed 1853.
A second .sBetfer Bahies'- week viii
he held ia Detroit. March Ali. I'M
der tho auspices OF the Detroit
Federation OF Women's clubs. Mrs
w r. Alvord Will appoint com
mtttee to finance the campaign.
The federation will send Christ
mAs check of s25 To the Home for
Blind Rabies in Monroe. The
cIubwomen have sent letters to the
T. l. Hudson co. and 10 the New
comb t'ndlcott Co. thanking these
Arms for the stand they have taken
for shorter hours for their en-
ployea and especially for their de-
Termination not 10 open their es-
Establishments I'm the evenings be-
fore Christmas. thereby assuring a
haprier because less physically
faticued. Christmas for thousands
OF men and women.
BURGLARS SHOW