The Detroit times., 1916-05-24
City News in Brief

alter l.. Flinders presoent
Motor Co, has returned 10 his desk
after an illness OF 10 days
several members of the free lance
squad under the direction OF Lieut..
John Reid. early Wednesday morn
lott hall. No. Is Sibley-st. Ten
men and seven women were arrest
ed charged with being disorderly
persons.
The Camera club of Detroit viii give
the nrst OF series OF exhibition. In
kresge building, Thursday evening
at 30 o'clock Examples OF their
own work viii be shown. as well
a. collection Of photography loan
81 by the Photo Era" OF Boston.
The Detroit women Writers club
held IT, annual meeting, Tue.dsy
night. in the Detroit Federation
clubhouse, corner or Second anu
Hancock -avesg and elected Mrs ;
sellers. president: Mrs. Della Ba-
Their. vice-president; Mrs. George
W. Needels. reCorGng secretary {,
Mrs. Kate TAFT. corresponding sec
Rotary; Mrs. Frank Nichols. treas
Urev. The annual banquet VIII be
held in the Griswold house. June
Is
More than $500 worth OF jewefrs.
stolen over year ago from the
home OF Mrs. Mary Gamble. or NO.
Z
Tuesday by Detectives Elienstein
ana shaw beneath n Junk pie IN
machine shop at No Center 81.
Ia is thought the THIEF hid the Jew
elry and FOR some reason WAS Gn
able 20 return FOR IL. Miss Helen
Connolly. clerk in the police de-
partment 81 records, Identified the
tewelry from q description furnish n
ed May :. 1918. when tue Jewels
were stolen,
h
silcnt-footed and almost ehostiike.
through the dim corridors of police
headquarters into the reporters
room. seats himself. calmly ana ST.
hacC5 and then tust a. quietly
leaves has tn" police and report
ers guessing No one knows VINO
~ g. whore he comes from or
what ne does. and there j. some
thing about him that forbids ques-
tioniug n m he makes his appear
ance twice a week, sunday and
Thursday nights
The graduates Of the various depart
mentS of the y. W. {. \. gave an
the Y w c. A hall. following the
annual banquet. The program con
sisted OF sketches from The Mer-
chant Of Venice, -Mids UNI
and THE Tempest" The thea
tricals were under the direction Of
Mrs A. = Brush and Miss ietti=
Brown The departments repre-
egntsd by the graduates We're cook
ing. domestic science. nursing.
millinery and sewing
seventy delegates from the United
Pr~shStcrian churches OF the v~-t-
ern and northwestern states TT
Detroit on the Cleveland boat
Tue s0sy evening. = attend the
FIFTY eighth general assembly Of
that dercm.n alton. which VIII
held In the Ohio city for the week
commencing May %. These dele
gates have been in Detroit attend
Ing the conference OF the National
during the last four days in the
First United Presbyterian church.
Plans for distribution Of funds TO
the hundreds OF home mission sta
have been completed by this or
ganization. which ended It's ses
70 sions. Tuesday afternoon.
The "n~wsie.- arepf using the
sharpness md Intelligence they
once did. according To former Jus
tice OF the Peace Louis ont. who Is
an old rewshoy himself. In my
time we would size up a man about
the hotels for what interested him,
take the story on the front PAGE
that we though; would catch him
and show " 10 him. The chances
spare moments we would look into
the papers and get a line on con-
ventions Z remember on one oc=
casi9n q partner and ! learned
the Forrest PRESBYTERIAN church
We were soon making 81 a day
apiece, tGs.tn% "ur ra-crs down
there through the alleys so the
other bows wouldn't learn Of the
bonanza we had struck"
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