The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-27

\ " ertenan director, will render the
following program In Palmer parlS
tbs afternoon, beginning at $3.50, and
ming III s. March. "Grandioso." seltz.
y waifxes. Return OF Spring" Wald-
4 leufei. selection from The Niceroy.
Iierb.rt. oysrtgIe. "Mos s,,I Noon Noon
ss,a Esryptisnne' ANNA. Lincke:
grsnd selection from III Trovatore."
Verdi. Russian magurka. La Car
ina." Came. melodies from "A Trip
70 Japan" Klein: Star spangied
Banner"
dee. reiesrrted his nftieth birth
DAY Monday. Somebody, he doesn
know who sent him frosted
birthday cake. AID. John G. bleli
Bob" Rutter. president OF the
9~r council celebrated his 5fth birth-
day, Sunday
During the month of June if2o
aliens were examined by the local
immiarBtion bureau. and approx
mateiy seven, per cent Of the mum,
aliens examined here during the
wear ending June /. 1918: was q
fge, gain Of 20 per cent over the
record OF the previous year.
TIC honeymoon of the yinicks lasted
hat three weeks. jacob snsssea
ont OF bed one morning at . O'Clock
N. and quietly packed up MS clotheS-
He hasn't returned since. Esther
Vinick alleges in bill for divorce
r.~-- MED IN fnc county cferNs ofUce.
They were married in September
Z To hide II from her children. Mrs:
Catherine seherrer, Of NO,
Thompson ct. deposited stSo IN
y rag bag and hung y r IN the sro osns
7 Monday afternoon, she sold MN
the bag for 10 cents and gave the
money TO the children for sodas
Then she remembered the = 50 and
gave the police q description OF
tho peddler.
whes william n. Moss, OF No; 80!
seminote-sve., returned home, Hon-
day afternoon. he found his wfe
closet She had been dead for some
ttua According 20 the story ne
told police. she has been surering
from nervous trouble and lately
her mind has been unbalanced.
Mrs Moss was SIS years old
srA> ruiiIenuiuu must he here said
yustice Lemkic. Monday. when
Jark Hogan came into court -
admit Judgment against hinseii
for $3.50 IN tss absence sen ni gI
Guschay brought suit for the
money on harness bill. Here is
the most honest man I've seen IN
many day" said Justice Lemkte.
11ve hundred telephone girls. COM
pSao1ng the force Of -Heiio~ girls
OF the II branch offices in the
city, have volunteered their ser
Vices TO the Red Cross society in
che way OF making bandages and
other hrst-aid articles. The girls
are about TO effect an Organization
% that they Will be ready TO serve
1ust rs soon as the Red Cross So
ciety calls upon them.
WD1oam Smith, motorcycle police
naa. suffered severe scalp
wound. and his partner. George
i Thompson was slightly injured,
when they collided on Central-ave..
near Pitt-st.. Monday. while chas-
1ng . speeder. Smith Is I'm Solvay
hospital Thompson noticed the
clutch on his machine slipping and
drove 10 the curb. The accident.
Y according to the police IL believed
90 have occurred az he turned into
& The curb in front of Smith.
" vseeat opinion Of the interstate
9o0aeFee eemmission regarding
s AemuYrage and reconsi gnments OF
---0aetuasl~sfveiaht- has been received
BY Arthur T. Waterfall. traffic
+, commissioner OF the Board OF
Commerce. Noon OF the second
DAY following the mailing OF
= ~D0Asing notice" 10 considered