The Detroit times., 1916-02-11
City News in Brief

"The iife of Phiiitp~ Brooks" will se
the topic for . lecture BY the Rev.
In the Y. 81 G. A.
Joseph Lsbad,e viii repIy 70 the
question. "What 10 anarchlsnf~
before the Cosmos club, Saturday
evening. In Star Of Bethlehem hall.
Naval circle Ne. ~. Of the Ladies' %
the GranA Army. will celebrate
noon In the home Of Mrs. Whit
aker. No. 46 Commonwcalth-av
While Thomas Downey, Of No. b03
Oslesss-st.. aad hts family, were
away from home. Thursday night.
false key and stole clothing and
jewelry valued at S35.
The cOmmittee In charge Of the aP-
engagements fer the snnsai ban:
a"sa meet u weSns.dsy sSs ds,o' a. is,s e. oc,ock e
Between 500 and zoe members are
expected to attend the function.
George Purvis. assistant Inspector %
boilers IN the Detroit ofnee 81 the
xs un1a States Ss: ss.n @sds
I'm Port Huron to NIL vacancy
created by, the recent death Of
Frank vanLiew.
An Irish fasr epeneA Thursday even
sroassos. Sr !" ns ss:S2asy s.s % Booth. r-s
fering all sorts Of articles for sale
'tracted many buyers Band. vo-
u and Instrumental music. dane
.ng and other entertainment 10
The latest lecture IN the series On
ehiid protectiea In the social SER
vice course OF the Y. M. G. A.. The
states responsibility for Its wards"
5 m Dc Scioes s,ye" IN m0na.y sns susisosium sSsnnfi
Miss Sidney Book will start a new
series on Social settlements" Feb
81.
William II. McLogan. ~. inspeetes IN
the b city ha%e s",is'sc NO. sGs ss
Thursday evening. from the effects
OF a paralytic stroke: He was SUI
perrin niendent OF Belle Isle under
Mcioxan is survived by his widow.
four brothers and two sisters.
WiIlians Rogers AastiAel. dramatic
critic. and well-kaown advance
agent. whose death occurred In
SssH" parastie asss stSs.ss. viii 'V~a be Brought
to Detroit his native city. for
burial. Saturday morning. Mr.. An
s,idsl s.i was In the city yin In advance s Of !!
week ago last Wednesday.
Nearly . hsif-inch OF glass tubing
WAS removed from the hant Of
Louis Harris. son OF Joseph Har-
sis' clothing ,s msschanS Thur:dnay;
been in the hand since a year ago
when piece Of test tube cut into
the palm and broke on while the
youth was experimenting In the Ia
boratory of Cass technical high
school
Company II. Thirty-nrst Michigan
Volunteer Infantry, will hold q rr-
union In this city, reb. 22. wash
ington's birthday. and committee
t:dw. T. Clark. Jas McDougall.
Fred w. Frede and Edw Isheehy.
has been appointed To perfect ar
rangements All former members
are requested to send their ad-
dresses To the chairman g. No. seq
Farwell building.
The Detroit Ost~opathi~ society aud
the SoUthw esteru MfchtGan Oste0-
in the Romeo Sanatorium. Romeo,
Mich. Thursday. for discussions
and clinics. The Business Mems
club OF Romeo. entertained the
The officers OF the Detroit society
were elected as follows: Dr. a. =.
Hollis. president, Dr. r. A. Bullock.
retsry. d Dp. NJ r. r. Hard. Nrsss: ,rea.ur"r. ser.
and Dr c. Is. Stevens. statistician.
The 1910 bride will HAND dow. mn
heirloom linens. for ane towels
and table linens are fast becoming
extinct. since the German and
Irish looms have closed down. and
the Mediterranean sea has been
made impassab Prices on da-
mask nre soaring. and nne linen
towels simply cannot be bought.
The dealers say that their present
stock IL going fast, and where an
other supply is to come from they
do not know. The advent OF cot
ton dish towels IL at hand. and
lint with your meats will be the
thing from now on.
Because OF the prevalence of crime
In Detroit Postmaster William D..
Nagcl has ordered that extra pre-
cautions be taken In the branch
PostofHces where considerable
sums OF money are handled daily
The steel bars In the windows Of
tho Delray branch are being
strengthened. and other precau-
tions are being taken TO safeguard
the government property. Every
clerk In the postoffce service who
hardles money In provided with n
serviceable gun. Since the crime
wave hit Detroit the weapons have
bcRn thnrunahly iuanacfad auH