The Detroit times., 1916-07-12
Todn,,. baud Concerts.


Schmeman's Military band, Herman
w. schmeman. director, renders the
following program on Belle lsle this
afternoon. beginning at $3.50. and
m n Ths s syGS,as the ses poasfe Eagle
Thro the Rye. Bellestedt; overturs;
Alma Where DO you Liver" Briquet,
a dream picture OF the old south,
Uncle Toms Cabin" Lampe; Torea-
SOrs sOns rom 1ro% ns SGeroy bfs f
"stsr spangied Banner"
The boosters Republican club, COM
posed Of Negro cttisens Will hold n
get together" meeting THURSDAY
evening In the clubrooms. NO IL
The Rev. 4. Paul Taylor. pastor OF
Highland Park Conversational
church.. will give a talk on "Lsnn
ownership" Thursday evening Ia
Star of Bethlehem temple. Casn ana
warren-aves.. under the auspices
OF Detroit center. Christian Social
list fellowship.
.I didn't know what life was until
4 assumed my present cnice," OBJ
ard Ve flanagan. OF Highland Park.
"A man in my position sees more
phases OF human nature and more
colorful Incidents IMAM come Win
in the scope OF the average per-
SON."
Joseph Grnbow.ky, spanish war
veteran. has started q fund 30 equip
members OF the Thirty-nrst regi-
ment with goggles TO protect their
the baked deserts OF the Mexican
border Contributions may be sent
10 Cant. Henry W. Busch. another
Spanish war veteran. who Is acting
as secretary OF the fund.
G. VI. burton II having prepared q
petition askinE that tie election
commission be ordered to submit
the seven-m man school board ques-
ton at the November election. The
providing that electors OF cities Of
2b0000 might declare their prefer
ence for seven-man board OF
education at a referendum election.
An order for the election was made
In 1913 by the supreme. court. hut
the ruling came too late to be
effective at that election.
The Detroit Polish Catholic union,
founded In 1904. which embraces
So societies In Is parishes. has
but a local organization. Branches
Fsnnsyivania cities. however. and
Tuesday morning. in It's conyen-
pr. Pitas and ether delegates from
Buffalo urged that the next CON
vention he held In that city. The
convention opened Monday and
closes Wednesday. with a business
session following a requiem mass.
MS. Mary A. CLIFFORD, ~ years old.
died In the home Of her daughter.
Mrs II. NJ Flick. No. 2si Sheridan
ave. after an illness OF nine
months Mrs clifford. had lived In
Detroit from girlhood. Her hus-
band was John clifford. a captain
on the Great Lakes who died in
Captain capt "e Is A issDfe oy iG cIitor n
Charles. Eli and willis clifford. and
three daughters, Mrs. ": NJ. Flick.
Mrs J. f. Helanger and Mrs. V. II.
Brouden. all OF Detroit. The
dence. No 23i Sheridan ave. We'd
nesday afternoon. at 2:3o O'Clock.
Their services will be conducted by
the Rev. Charles A. Cary, OF the
Church OF the Messiah.
A novel experiment will he tried In
the Garrtck thester next week
when Jessie Bonstelle and her
stock company will present new
play without name. whose au-
thor ls owen Davis, successful
playwright. Everyone witnessing
a performance OF the play next
week viii have the opportunity TO
enter the contest for name by
simply sending a suggestion for a
title, n seat coupon and their own
full name and address. The origi-
nator OF the name chosen will re-
celve f25. The Judges will he Leo
Butler. a. \. Schants and Richard
stelle Mr. Davis and J. y shubert.
the New York manager. The new
play is said TO have laughs thrills
and romance happily blended.