The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-12

City News
DELEGATES who attended the HepubiI- b
can national convention In Chicago /
VIII be guests Of the Detroit Re /
publican club rally ia the Hotel /
Statler. Friday evening. June %.
About 500 are expected 90 attend the |
Michigan state convention of the /
Evangelical Lutheran church. OF
the Missouri synod. at Bethlehem
Lutheran church here, June Il 20
Charles =. Emerson, n weII-knOwn
motel aud newspaper man OF flOri-
ia, formerly Of Grand Rapids ana
saginaw VIII have the manage
mcut OF the star Island house, tho
largest hotel on the Flats. this
season.
Nathan IIosenberg, 10 years old, No.
2S8 NstsOn-st., played In bad luck
when an automobile he was drly-
ing ran into police patrol, lie
was held on a disorderly charge,
ana later. charged with being IN
posse Sslon or car not his own.
The Puritan Machine Co. OF Detroit,
owing 10 the enormous increase OF
business, has appointed NJ. IL. HITS
as assistant TO Frank NJ. Eldridge,
advertising manager. the appoint
ment 70 take place Immediately
Mr., Hits has formerly been con-
nected with the advertising depart
ment Of the Oakland Motor Car 20.
and OF the Paige Detroit Motor Co
The disease "neurasthenia" Ii myth.
according TO DIR. Charles Lyman
Greene. heart specialist or ST raul
who told members Of the American
Therapeutic society during the out
ing on the steamer sappho. sat
urday, that when n physician could
not diagnose a case he usually fell
hack on "neurasthenia' as the all
mcnt OF the patient. "Neures-
thenia, so-called, Is a diagnosis OF
tho symptom conglomerate.' he
said.
II. n. Morrison and 9. A. Watrous,
president and chairman of the West
Warren Resident. association
which makes a special point or
celebrating independence day every
year, are making greater prepare
tiuns than ever before for this
years celebration. In addition %
the usual fireworks there viii he
public speaking by prominent men.
Foremost on the program Is Wash
ington Gardner, past commander in
CHIEF Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic.
Frank ~. Rutter died In his home,
No. 2OO Hogarth-sye., sunday morn
ing at the age OF Ga years of acute
Indigestion and paralysis Of the
heart. MIR Rutter had been resi-
dent 81 this city for - years, dur
ing most OF which time lie had
been In the employ Of Lee & Cady
He Vas born in Mt Clemens, Mich,
and - member OF Romeo lodge.
F. * A. NJ He is survived by his
widow and one daughter Mrs. Gage
{. Trcmaine. Funeral services Will
be held from the residence Tuesday
at / o'clock, and the remains VIII
be taken 10 Mt. Clemens for burial
Member. Of the state Eclectic Medical
and surgical society OF Michigan
will hold their 4Oth annual meet
ing in the Hotel fuller. June l6
and Il. Officers viii be elected for
the ensuing year, and important
medical papers viii be read. Visits
will be made to the laboratory of
Parke. Davis & Co. and the plant
Of the Ford Motor co. The present
officers OF the society are: Presi-
dent, pr HI. A Schafer; second
viCc-pTeSident Or. J. J. Rrownson,
third vice president, Or. &. :. Sack
EFT, treasurer, Or, Z. Il. Crowell;
secretary. Or Joseph K. G. Wad-
dington.
An important feature Of the work OF
the Detroit Animal Welfare nssocl-
alton il the rest farm, at Dear
born. the gift OF Mrs. Joseph Il.
S,hlottman. The farm OF ia acres
is completely and modernly equip
ped with stables, and has meadow
pasture, large shade trees and
running brook. Here hundreds OF
horses are rejuvenated and given
new lease OF life Recently the
tire department decided 10 turn
over to the association all horses
no longer able TO live up 10 the
standard OF the service and these
animals are taken 10 the farm. ulti-
mately to be sold 10 owners whose
good care viii be unquestioned.
Michigan commandery. Loyal Legion,
has gone record for national
preparedness, and is sending copies
Of resolutions passed TO that effect.
70 state and federal government
These resolutions declare that
while tho honor and welfare Of
the nation is safe in the hands Of
the people, at the same time we
believe IL Is but an act of humanity
and prudence TO maintain such
condition OF preparedness as viii
prevent the necessity to resort to
warfare in order 10 command the
respect Of the world. or TO main
tain our honor and independence
without which we can never hope
to become that factor for universal
peace so dcyoutly desired"
The luxurious Furnishings and i'm
posing elegance of her mOther-in-
laws l4-room house didn't make
homo for Mrs. Madeline Seebalt, be-
cause she had 10 do house work
and help run the csta blishment. she
alleges in her bill for divorce from
Clarence r. Seehalt. filed Satur-
day morning in the county clerks
office She is Central high school
graduate Of the class 1911 and was
Madeline Ransom before her mar
riage. She alleges that he hurried
her into the ceremony In the abb
sence of his people from the city.
Uncongeniality on the part OF her
mother-in-law is alleged as another
ground OF complaint.
The Detroit division Of the Irish Re-
Iicf fund was organized In n meet
ternoon, John Mclaughlin being
made chairman, John G. Sullivan
secretary. and Or. NJ. Markus
treasurer. An executive committee
was formed. being composed Of
John j. Tuomey chairman, Alfred
Penncr and Patrick n. BOYLE. This
is branch Of the Irish Relief fund
committee OF New York. which has
for it's president Thomas Adds En-
met and for it's honorary presidents
Cardinals Gibbons, Farley and
O'Connell II is hoped to send soy
eral thousand dollars 20 Irish sur
ferers. Irrespective OF creed. \ tag
day may be the method used to
raise the money.
The South Dakota Central railway
is TO be offered at foreclosure sale
today. The upset price is 100000
of which 100000 must he applied
to payment of underlying obliga-