The Detroit times., 1916-06-24


Nv Tcbmeman, director, viii rende
The following program on Belle Isl
In the afternoon, beginning AZ a
and in clark Park IN the eNeninH
~. -
~ Prank Ahrens. arrested ON n ehnrg'
az violating the oieomarghrtne law
~ was arraigned before United state
~ Commlssioncr Hurd. Friday, anC
~ HIS hearing was set for june 80
The honorary degree of Master o.
~ rsd.Eosy vas eS"is srrnrserd'nt or
OF the Detroit schools. az the com
lnenrement exercises Of the NpSi-
ianti Normal school.
s Lack of water In the trains for the
f 10 the office OF the NJ. G stat on
master. Friday night Many or me
troopers heated hy the marcn; ths
excitement and shouting, SUFFERED
acutely from thirst
a burslnr who entered the home 90
ft Jacob Rubin. No. 10 Leiand-st, D..
~ early Saturday morning. was as
aCreeably surprised when Rubin
greeted him with three shots rom ON
revolver lie left. Rubin told tho
rolire. much faster than he en-
f tered.
<, March. stars and Stripes Forever.
1(Sousa): fantasia, Iraum 6iiarF
iLumbye>; snaps from Alma M her
~.
.poet and Peasant (Suppel, echoes
/. from metropolitan opera House
~ (TobanD: waitzes. Love Thoughts
n Tslders): Mexican Gypsy dance, I'm
exetta" (Barnard): Star Spangled
enBanner.
pecnuse Of the parade of the Knights
Of -. John. next Monday al
70 Woodward Pontiac and Flint
division cars. commencing at 2:l5
.. m. will run north on Griswold-
r az, and follow the Hamilton line
ysots 10 sosn e'sS
cars win. at s;sO ?; m. Turn gl ,,, TeS1
route, All through east and ives, vest
reachins Woodwsrd-sye. This ar
raneement will continue during
~ the parade.
Two Of the prominent visitors VINO
hade farewell to Col. walter bar-
- low at the Armory Friday after-
noon were Brig.-Gen. Charles Har
ran and Brig.-Gen. Charles a. Cool.
idgc. both former commanders OF
the state militia. They held a con-
ference with Col. Barlow, during
= which they discussed the probable
81 action In the present crisis.
r'DetPoit IL Ia hsye moving picture
studie. II will be established here
~ by the Margaret Anglin picture
corporation. with offices in Detroit
and New York. Miss Anglin, the
Weil-known legitimate star, IL 10
be the leading woman in the flms
TO ba made and the artistic direc-
tor OF the corporation. James u.
Barton. OF New York, president OF
the corporation. arrived in Detroit.
- Friday, and has taken a suite OF
Offices in the Dime Bank building
! Other officers OF the corporation
x are vtce-president. James She's
rs thur voeetiin: secretary. Irving J.
n Fu diern0 technical director. living
! ston Pratt: production manager. r
q. Hearndon. The studio, accord
\. ing TO Mr.. Barton. win cost $780,
~ 900 TO erect.
= special d. q. r. car win leave the
4 and Tuesday evenings. at s o'clock.
FOR Cranbrook. Bloomfield Hills,
q where. on the estate of George @.
Booth, the Detroit Society OF Arts
door play called The cranbrook
'n Masque," in the Greek theater re-
Gently erected by Mr.. Booth, The
car will stop only at Willis-ave..
blvd. and Boston-bivd. The per
Torrance OF the masque will begin
MA at 1880 o'clock. Motorists will
n drive 20 birmingham. then west on
Z continue north 10 the entrance
gates OF Crnnbrook.
TIE Board Of Commerce Americani-
sation committee has collected data
" relative to the population OF De-
Is people are foreign born S and 70
per cent either foreign born or OF
foreign parentage. i; Walton
Schmidt. secretary OF this commit
cover s Almost qua quarter 81 the ee' ety
ss while large italian population
4 occupies an area in the center. The