The Detroit times., 1916-11-24

Belle I-Ir police. Thursday. found a
bottle nosting near tho Belle isie
lighthouse that contained a note
signed Anna Reed. Hotel stat
lNr" and stating. Il committed sui
eide because John Hayes. my
sweetheart. wrecked my life.' No
one registered or employed at the
Hotel Statler could be found an
swering the name OF Anna Reed.
40 many patroImen have left the
force during the past few weeks
that tho department - urEing Us
men 10 ask al least one friend 10
Join the department. The force
has heen depleted since Nov by
four discharEeS several more res
ignstions are looked FOR Dec !
with tho object OF gaining AN Insight
into some Of tho newer methods In
manufacturing ia Detroit fonr
cleveland men came 10 p"troit
Thursdav and wer. entertained by
the Detroit BOARD OF Commerce
They were: Thomas knight Louis
Bloomfield, l. r. Akers and r !.
Palmer at Is time Detroit and
Cleveland became better acquainted
because OF their geographical loca-
tion and tho close relation OF busi-
ness Interests Mr. Palmer said.
II. W. Donshu~ has been appointed
superintendent OF the northern d.
vision Of the Michigan Centrai
u Turnev superintendent ~ the
Detroit division. with hoadquarterH
In Detroit according TO an an
general superintendent. Roth ap-
pointments are effective Nov. ~.
r7.p. .rc going forward for n Made
tn-Detroit exposition to be held I'm
the Detroit armorY. Dec. q 10 Jan,
The main noor and the galleries
viii he divided into about lQn
hs nj
show held IN Detroit was IN sep
tember, 1913 when the Detroit
Board of Commerce had charge of
the enteTprise X W. wiley ls
managing the present show.
Four jux. Of iiaaor and one case of
beer wtre ronhscated ny the police
when a restaurant owned by iiN-
man Saks No. 2T3 AdelA Aide-st., was
raided Thursday night. Ssks Is al
legged 20 have heen SelIlnG thc ~
uuor without a license, and war
rant Will bo sworn out for his ar
rest
Detroit lodge, Ne ~. Order OF EIks,
will held memorial services for It's
dead members sunday afternoon.
Dec =. in the auditorium Of IN"
Is. EIs temple ,,H.c,,on Titga'stle ~ fTnlted Ssd
Ruler Joseph Muer. Will DC con
ducted by lodge members the
principal address Will he delivered
A
prosecuting attorney. These meet
ings are held annually. the rrst
sunday IN D~csmher. by the Elks
thruout the country
Mi.. Gesr Clarke, inspector ot board
ing place. for children for the
Michigan Chiidreu's home. says
there is n great demand for hahles
and there " likely 10 DO short
age Girl babies are always pre-
fsrred. she ssys Altho many Rel
eian babies have hecn adopted,
thir has not interfsred with the
demand for American babies Miss
Clarke believes that tho public has
an awakened conscience In regard
10 caring for the little ones and
That the approaching Christmas
also has something q do with H.
Herbert Richard Cross. professor Of
nne arts In the Univ~rsity OF Mtcbi-
gan. gave the third 81 hts series
Of lectures THURSDAY afternoon in
the Museum OF Art. before n large
audience 'T,eodardo da Ntncl" was
his subject. and he discussed the
great Italian not only as nm artist
6ut as q scientist and engineer as
we'll The lecture was illustrated
with numerous slides, showing
some OF tho most famous of Ia
VincYs work. The next lecture
will be on Raphael" and II win
be given in the museum Dec. :.
signature. for the snti-injunction
tion are being sought by members
OF the Michigan Federation ~
Labor 90 bring the number up o.
IN per cent OF the vote cast for
governor II ~ thought that a.
fsast 10000 will have g. be OBJ
tained hy Dec T. Maurice Sueaf
labor attorney. and the author ~
pamphlet on injunction power
paya the national federation CON
siders the Injunction granting
power of The courts the greatest
political Issue before organized
labor.