The Detroit times., 1916-06-24
To-day. Hand Concerts.

Today's Hand Concerts,
Schmeman's Military band. Herman
W SChmcman, director, Will render
the following program on Belle Isle
in the afternoon, beginning at $50
and in clark Park In the evening.
beginning at 3
Frank Nhrens. arrested On q charge
OF violating the oleOmaTEnrtne law,
Was arraigned before United states
Commissioncr Hurd. Friday, and
his hearing was set for june 30
The honorary degree Of Master OF
Pedsgogy was conferrred ON Dr
Charles r. Chadsey. superintendent
of the Detroit schools, at the com
mencement eNerriues of the Npsl'
lanti Normal school.
Lack Of water In the trains for the
troopers brought bitter co@pIaint.
To the office of the NJ. g Htation
master. Friday night Many of me
troopers. heated by the march: the
excitement and shouting, sunered
acutely from thirst
A burglar who entered the home %
Jacob Rubin. No. no Leiaud..t.
early Saturday morning. was dlS-
aGrcedbly surprised whom Rubin
greeted him with three shots from
revolver lie left. Rubin told the
police, much faster than ne en-
tered
March. stars and stripes Forsyer.
tscusS; fsntasia: a., IrsnmH "aina WSere
DO You Live" (BrlqueO. overture,
poet and Peasant" iSuppe); echoes
from metropolitan Opera House"
tTobsnD waltz. wai,zss' ,rd0 L0ye TnoHEfn,s oodfamS
I.uders): Mexican Gypsy dance. I'm
ozotts" Barnard. Star Spangled
Banner.
because of the parade of the KNIGHTS
Woodward Pontiac and Flint
division cars. commencing At AIS
o m. will run north on Griswold-
81 snd follow the Hamilton l'nc
Woodward ave Southbound. these
car. wiil , a. 2sc ?, m; m. 'ITn Wsrn,i,on TTs,
bound cars will turn before
reaching woodward-ave. This ar
rsngemert will continue during
the parade.
I've 81 tho prominent visitors who
baae farewell 60 Col. walter Bar
low at the Armory Friday after
noon wer" BriR.-Gen. Charles Har-
rah and Brig Gen. Charles 4 Cool,
the state militia. They held CON
ference with Col. Barlow. during
which they discussed the probable
action In the present crisis.
petrott II to have n moylnE picture
by the Margaret Anglin Picture
corporation. with offices IN Detroit
and New York Miss Anglin; the
weil-known legitimate star, Is 10
bs the leading woman IN the hlms
20 be made and the artistic direc-
tor OF the corporation. James u
Barton. Of New York president ot
the corporation. arrived in Detroit
Friday and has taken n suite OF
ofnces ir the Dime Rank building
Other officers OF the corporation
are vice president James shes
green; second vice-president. Ar
thur NoeEtlin. secretary, irving }.
Dlttcuhoefror. treasurer. Edw'n
Fuller technical director. Living
ston Pratt; production manager, Il
@ Hearudon The studio. accord
ing 10 Mr.. Barton, will cost 800
A special ID. I. v. car win leave the
foot OF woodwsrd-sve", MondSy
for Crnnbrouk bloomfield Hlls.
whore, on the estate Of George q.
Booth tho Detroit Society Of Arts
ard and CLst,' oi.s Nh prrssnt pTss crsnbTonk an 9%t
Masduc." In the Creek thcater re-
Gently erected by Mr. Booth. The
car viii stop only at Willis-ave. &.
blvd and Boston-bIvd. The per
formance of the masque will begin
nt 30 o'clock Motorists will
drtv" - birmingham. then west on
Maplc-aye., To Cranhrook road. and
continue north 10 the entrance
gates of Cranhrook
The BOARD of Commerce Americani-
xatIon committee has collected data
trott. showing that 30 per cent Of
It's people are foreign born and 70
per cent either foreign born or Of
sSotFr. SotclFn pa+entagN Ii. Walton
tee. says that two Polish sections
cover almost n quarter OF the city
while large Italian population
occupies an area in the center. The