The Detroit times., 1916-07-07
TODAY,s HAND CoNCERTs.

GCHHitiltU MAilidTN ndnAls AifIt tlh
w, schmeman. director, renders IN
following program In Cass park thi
afternoon beginning at $50. and II
Perrien park In the evening begin
Ing at s; March. The Nation {
"Little Chrlstopher" lTobanD; over
ture, Raymond" lThomas)i inter
mezzo. "Cavalleria Rusticana" Mas
esagInD: gems from The Gh9eoi la.
troll (Mcachan); waltz. Farewell e
Munich" (GunglD; grand opera, car.
men" (Bizet); star Spangled Banner
l.. ID. Robertson. general manager OF
the Packard Motor Car Co., talked
on salesmanship 10 the boostei'
club OF the Board % Commerce
Thursday.
Lieut.. Theodore yernier. of the Nc
CleIIaB-ave. station, says his pre-
cinct now Is one OF the iarSesI hnu
most thickly populated IN me city.
AT one time II contained fewer
nersons than any OF the other pre-
cInts but the gradual extension OF
the city limits and the rapid IN /,
crease in population have causeu
A 10 attain its present proportions
Isonard IA. scott defeated Charles r.
Zieike. former city empioye' In
walking match from Detroit 10 nv.
Clemens, Thursday, winning q slae
bet Of $40. Scott walked ~ mile
in FIVE hours and II mlnutes
left Zielke at the Nine-mile 70.
They are now planning another
walking contest from Detroit 70
Monroe. the start 10 be made at
midnight.
The board of health Will again ssk
the council TO include In It's char-
ter amendments the plan 70 erect
and maintain a tuberculosis nos
pItal The amendment failed 20
carry in 1915 BY less. than o.
votes. Corporation Counsei mar
]. Dingeman has decided that me
hospital plan was Illegally submit
ted last year. and therefore can oe
re-submitted within the two-year
period.
Members of the National Turnverein
Tourist club, of Newark, y. j.. and
their ladies, 10 the number OF l25.
left Thursday. by boat. for Buffalo,
after spending two days IN Detroit
in the itinerary of the annual sum-
mer Jaunt. The Turnveretn Is 50
years old and has membership OF
1900 and the tourist CLUB has been
in existence nine years. Each sum-
mer it's members select different
tour.
Many Huns and servinns have set
tied out near Connor's creek. At
first they formed a peaceful com
m fpOnSs k ecenstly !n say P ths ofcsrs
they have begun 10 fight among
themselves and get into the police
courts. Il can attribute this
change in them 10 one OF two
possibly hnth.- COM
mented an officer; "the war news
from abroad and the rapidity with
which they become Americanized.
of Instruction In Red Cross
work for women over 10 years OF
age will be formed by the Detroit
branch OF the American Red Cross
society. with Miss a. r Judson.
graduate nurse, in charge, Appi-
cation for membership in the class
es should be made TO Miss Judson.
No. Sc High-st. east. The classes
will be limited TO 20 members each
and will meet three times weekly
at an hour to be decided upon fol-
LOWING full enrolment.
Corporation Counsel Dtngeman Will
ask the state jadustriai accident
commission for a ruling as 20 the
city's exemption from liability un-
der the exemption statute in case
the widow OF a police officer Is
awarded the pension funds. The
case OF Mrs. Laura Leland, widow
OF Patrolman Alexander Leland.
who was shot. will be cited before
the city. She has elected TO receive
the police pension fund instead or
what might be awarded her under
the state workmen's compensation
act.