The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-18
City News in Brief

Nrs. ~. ,. HALEY. Of No. 2es Msyseil-
st.. h.ns 81 the family vssn o IVES o.
take IL in at night. Thursday
morning II was missing. The miss
Ing garments are valued AT VIZ.
Jehn Aprusissef. 81 No. - Sergeane-
st.. reported 10 the psitce ters wn,u.e
he was standing on the sioewaM
at Hastings and Mullett- SITS. early
Thursday morning. a colored w9.
man stepped from an automon.e
at the curb. stabbed him In the "a &c
and on the. left arm and aiter
machine and drove rapidly away. Z
Free Lance Detectives Bsrksrt sad
btttie broke late the gsnslsg
room OF Dave" kallmeyer. at No.
1874 Randolph early Thursnay
morning and interTTSpssd Po wss
In progress. The alleged proprie.
to TO- police ne Resdauarters and locke 9
up. Kallmeyer Is charged WIN
maintaining gaming room.
CharsiaG violation Of the he.r. ..
Attorney clyde Webster started
against the Detroit. Grand Haven
& Milwaukee railway Tor sI;S0v; =
sioner j. stanley Hurd and Dr. A.
Milton Humber and the case con ,
tinued until June az. The railroad
Is charged with working nrsmen
n mors ,nsn 10 n hours " out Of the "a
as provided in the federal law
woman With tive ehilAren. aged ID
and n. who was obliged 20 lcave
her husband because or papitus
drunkenness. has been worklng a.
that. II she could get a six-room
house or nat, she could pay the
rent by keeping roomers ana sup,
port her children and hefseli gu
Of her, earnings. >: r. wr,sT. aae y
OF the Pathfnders' club. Will guar.
antee the repayment OF the ioh,
IL someone will advance the mrs.
months rent.
Norwegians Of Detroit, 800 - nun.
and second anniversary or Nor
ways independence in Christ Eng
lish Lutheran church, Oakland AM
Melbourne aves- "Wednesday even
ing. What Norway has acnlevs1,
since it's separation from Denmark
IT. 1914. was graphically told 2,
. the Rev /. y. Anderson, who spok'
In Norwegian. The Rev. {. II. Rues
skamp spoke on the importance o.
the teachings OF Martin Luther
Lutheranism being the religion o.
Norway.
ON du,y In the circuIt court. II ~.
hibitine a scar on his cheek as TN
price OF looking at pretty tact
In a crowded street car. she wa
a statucsque blonde, and when sr'
saw "Webb's" admiring gianI'
turned for a better look at him. ~
thought il was going TO be cas-
OF mutual admiration. but as sn'
threw her head over Der snou iue
her hat pin ripped across MS chee.
like the slash OF a Philippine oolc
she was very sorry and Offered
me the use OF her handkerch'e,,
but 7 declined It," said Campbe'l
"You don't catch me exchanging
chances with pretty plonaes "
crowded cars again.
The Fifty-seventh annual meeting
Of the committee Of home mission
OF the United Presbyterian chursi
~ North America began In TN
First United Presbyterian church
Grand River and Alexandrine- aNes'
Wednesday night. Representative
from all parts OF the country were
present. The Rev. II. A. Hutchinson
OF Pittsburgh, general secretary %
the committee, spoke on Ou'
church: It's activities" The HISTORY
of the organization and us avn
tude toward such vital questions al
slavery, the liquor traffic and edu
cation was reviewed. The ReN. IL
b. Mcclure, OF Blairsville, Pa wa'
elected permanent chairman am
Dr. ~ G. Douglas, OF Omaha, sec
rotary. Business sessions Will b'
continued mornings and after
moons until next Tuesday, evenings
will be devoted to lectures.