The Detroit times., 1916-07-15

Tbuxsday night. dted from me- III
50ries In the city hospitAi. FRIDAY
nsSAsss whs sttsaSteA 40 enter the
eo1Da1ng - No - bronowsse,
~ patrolman on the beat.
Jimmy and several marks were
Hound on rear window sill
~w.euliwht. With n resi moon ON
the - IL announced by the Ashley
e Dustin line for SATURDAY night
The steamer Putin Ray Will leave
The First-st. wharf at $3.50 O'Clock.
A special musical program for the
dancers has been arranged Fin
sells orchestra viii play.
Cspt. John r. sptilsne. the original
sdrummcr-boy of the Rappshan-
mock" visited old associates In po-
lice headquarters. Friday. Since
his retirement from the force Capt.
Spliiane has been passing the sum
mer seasons on Pearl Beach. Har-
GEMS island, where he has cot
tage. "Rurai Felicity Is what he
terms life up there.
After reeeivIsg seven bullet wounds
White servInE the British near YER
dun. William Petit. alias William
home In ST. Thomas. Ont. William.
y preferred the bright lights OF De-
troit, but the Immigration inspect
ors grabbed him on Warrant
K charging him with wife and child
desertion. and he was sentenced
10 pass the remainder of his days
In St. Thomas.
There vvas one very disappointed md
very angry woman NJ the police
auction sale. Friday. When the
lest article WAS knocked down
she asked IL she could not bid on
. pile OF new automobile tires in
corner OF the barn. When she was
informed that they were purchased
for Use on department machines
ne t tSas 81. she p came Tor the sole par-
pose Of buying the tires.
Complains wes naae e the police
xss:y ,,ssfAt = y Z, w srs ... G"r nat
1isncinx bullet ired by Motorcyeie
Patrolman r. A. NORM while the
latter was shooting a dog at No.
l?o Eii,abeth-st: east M9 ,sn n ssys
& boy was wounded in some other
manner. The injury IL not serious.
ssskssa prsss.. received seven .ew
ss, fr: The sAf list w.i Included s.sr' ASsa
Gus sovick. Joseph Kowalski. vii,
yInsssRn th mSn we're convicted ranged
assault with intent to kill. and
the penalties imposed run from
one 20 two and half years
II W. Dsseh. see.etary q the Ia,ks
1Sph 0rabowski q Spanish war
veteran, have started fund FOR
the purchase Of colored glasses Tor
th h Hsxican border. The sun and
the sand are very severe on the
eyes In that section. and the gov
ernment does not include sun glass
s Susch 10 receiving subscriptions at
No. Sai Farweii building.
oaSy nsaeAines belenging 70 the De-
p1rSDen2 ~ Parks enA Beulevards
Are permitted to park near the con-
venience station on CadiiIac-sa,, SO
ola roadster attempted to leave the
relic there he was severely. even
hsr.nly. reprimsnnded ~ a w enP;
~ vel ou wnsts the sn owner. This is
sp. W. machine, all right l
6ourht Il second handed. and, be-
lleve me. Il was Damned Poor
wunssal services were held Saturday
81 the Rosary. for Edmund $.
y y uroc sbeck. who died "wednesday In
s. the homo OF his brother. Alex ).
a nroesessk. NO. 5ssJ Eas. h Srnna n
Detroit 50 years ago. but for many
I X years lived In Idaho and Kansas.
returning to Detroit three months
I; $50, He 10 survived by his father.
a Louis Groesbeck. three brothers.
y Aiex g., Clarence G. and Louis .Jr..
an6 two sisters, the Misses Adele
y and Erncstine Groesbeck.
yorn. Chaslette A. Cole, grananether
~ walter Cole, secretary Of the
buried In Ann Arbor. Friday. Mrs.
Cole was 50 years old and had
nsver been III until two days be.
fore her death. when she suffered
Ann Arbor from Pittsburgh SO
years ago and was the center of n
50 large group Of friends. She was a
mueician and played the piano un-
Cole attended the funeral in Ann
Arbor. Friday.
- wu1tfeesee In = grab-guick lunch
eoon were d1scusslng desirable oc-
equations for the new woman. One
& other doing other mental work be-
IS tween the rush hours The dis
Sussion reverted to housework.
way said s.s the wind ov,cn., sc
n Sepsewcrk Tor President Wilson. :
"Well. lis'n at the horty beauty"
n commented the bus-boy. why.
what are ye doin' right this min
aM pto put nouSeWOIAe al the Worst
make me tired"
- RathAnaers club which devotes
X 4 ITSELF % the buflAing Of character
through tho study Of psychology
and especially seeks to help young
prisoners asks IL any person In
the city who can write German
will volunteer to correspond with
. young deaf and dumb prisoner
II Deer Lodge prison. Montana.
"a N
0usntly as desired. but the prison
Or II restricted to one letter n
week. The Pathnnders' leader at
Deer Lodge asks that something
one who is interested may obtain
further information from J. r.
. west. Grand 591-M.
sslt n . curious fact that movements
Ter the welfare Of women usually
receive the most opposition from
women. and twilight sleep Is no
exception" asserts Mrs. Robert r.
HEgett. Of 50 Paul, who is giving
talks in the Washington theater on
Twilight sleep" illustrated with
pictures taken OF an actcal case In
FIeiburg, Germany. where this mar
xelous snesthetic had It's origin.
In my short stay In Detroit--and
the same has been true In other
eities--f have. received anonymous
letters, telephone calls and per-
sonal visits. in which people have
called me all sorts OF names for
advocating twilight sleep / am
woman shall mako an EFFORT 10 al
lcvsate the sufyerinss OF childbirth
! am opposing the ancient will
OF God. Such NONSENSE"
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