The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-14
City News in Brief

X mtgh Its Of the Msccabces will held =
biG peace and prosperity eeIenrn,
tion for nine days. beginning April
%. One OF these days. April rs, VIII
he set aside for the newsboys. VINO
viii be guests of the management.
Pictures Of the cid Detroit before
ton who IectHed IN the Cass-ave
Methodist church. Thursday even
ing on the history OF the city. Most
of the lecture was deyoted 10 the
ciuded some incidents of the war
itself.
Leo Gilbert. No. coo Bsker-ss.. II BE-
ing sought ~ the police Oh com
plant OF p. A. Sidebottom. No. 80
West Woodbridge-st.. who alleges
that Gilbert drove away; Th u, %sy.
chandise worth H2.7S. and never
returned.
Drill grounds ~ Fort Wayne have
been put NJ the disposal Of the new
Detroit battery Of artillery * kka ser
A section from the Lansing bat
teries, consisting of a three-inc 4
gun and caisson. will be borrowed
fr9m lansing. according TO Ssp Ia,
terry now has 1873 men. It's run
complement IL placed at 200.
The Y. NJ. &. Az plans for the sum
mer Of 1919 include some innovs-
lions. at least so far as Detroit ~
stereopticon lectures will be held
In foreign quarters OF the city. COW
ering period OF six weeks, ~
course in Efficient living" will be
given 10 unemployed men: In the
recreation line. tennis. rife shoot
ing. and twilight baseball VIII be
featured
The FerndaIe- springweIIs Improve
ment association. has elected the
president, VIM. sutton. vice-presi-
dent w. g. roughlin. secretary; O,
L. Chapman. treasurer. Executive
committee: Or. @. " Kohn, j.
W. Woods, r. r. Porter and p.
Copeland. The organization BE-
planning n huge celebration for the
district on July T.
Directors Of the Detroit Young Mems
Christian a.scci.tien who have jnst
been elected \o succeed themselves.
their terms expiring May. 1918. arc I:
Walter BrooksA A. p. Ewing, Philip
II. Gray, David Gray. c. NJ. Harmon.
4. 4. Higginson. Leonard Laurence,
Walter W. Smith. II. Leonard vii.
ton. Directors elected to MI
vacancies are Charles II. Flanders
and r.. c. Gilbert.
TIE appeal OF Wrs. CIorw uIamteS
Green cod. Of Detroit, who was
ordered to return to England on
the grounds that she was an alien
In this country In violation OF the
United states immigration law:
TSnrsdsy A RRRe Woman is bitterly
contesting the deportation order so
,hnt her son may grow up TO De AN an
cis.on will be handed down in May.
Alumni cf all recognised colleges Will
attend the opening baseball gnmc
at Navin field In body. April 20.
after they have dined together at
second event OF this kind in De-
troit. The all-coileRiate dinner a
year ago was the biggest OF Its Kind
ever held, il is claimed. The dinner
merly held with only Michigan and
Cornell graduates attending Res"r-
vations for this event have been
limited to 500 plates
The Normal College choir Of leo
voices from Ypsilanti. under the d.
rection of Frederick Alexander. Wi
give a concert at the Detroit Mu-
seum OF Art. Sunday afternoon at
330 p. m. owing TO the limited ca :
pacity OF the auditorium the musi-
gallery. where the music may be
heard throughout the hrst and sec
ond floors OF the Museum. THIS
will AFFORD visitors the double pleas
ure OF seeing the special exhibf.
tions in the museum galleries. and
at the same time hearing Mr.. Alex
anders splendid choir.
The Greeters. composed Of hotel man
ayers and clerks Of Detroit. met In
the Cadillac hotel Thursday night.
and elected delegates TO the ma
tional convention of the Greeters
Those picked were r. r.. Pitts. OF
the Library Park; Norman a.
Wright, of the Pontchartrain. and
John McQuilIen, OF the fuller, and
the alternates were Walter Adams.
Of the University club; j. A. Wis
ger. Of the Pontchartrain. and Dale
MI. clemens The purpose OF hold
ing the meeting In tho Cadillac was
TO compliment the new managers
of that hotel. Richard A. Carson
and c. G. Schantz