The Detroit times., 1917-07-14

ToAny's and sundays Band Ccucerts
schmeman-s military band. Herman
w. Schmeman. director. renders the
following program on Belle Isle this
afternoon. beginning at s:so o'clock.
and in Clark park In the evening. be-
ginning at o'clock: March. Mani
sot." Brooke; Dance Descriptive.
"Ghost Dance" salisbury: Overture
rotpourri. THE Broadway Review"
IAmpe: Gavotte. Fair Mxiden OF Sc
Vile" czibulka; cornet solo. Select
ed" Mr.. Chas. Edwards: selection
from "Swsethearts." Herbert: Star
spargled Banner"
The Sunday program on Belle Isle.
beginning az o'clock. will be as
follows: March. boston Comman-
derry" Carter: rntermezxo. Kisses"
Hubbell; selection from '"rhe High
wayman," Dc Koven; overture. "stra-
della" Flotow; Romance. Springs
Awakening Bach; eornet solo. Sc,
selection from the opera. Aida,
Verdi: sextette from Lucia. Donizetti.
"Star spangled Banner"
Mrs. q. Young, No. $50 TRyIor-ave..
reported 90 the police that her
home was entered Friday night and
two rings valued at s2l5 stolen.
Lawrence Msrffte. nged 81. No. 1926
| Rfvsrd-st- committed suicide Fri
day night by shooting himself. His
wife could give no reason for his
action.
Moses Kensrkian. No. es5 Msck-ave.,
was hit by a street car at baldwin
and Mack-aves. Friday night and
suffered iacerations OF the scalp
and bruises He was taken 10 ST.
Marys hospital.
FIFTY men 70 back go their beats
Monday. when an order from Police
Commissioner CouZens sending all
patrolmen used as clerks. or In the
construction, signal service. infor-
nation and repair divisions, outside
again for patrolling work. goes In
TO effect.
Frank Lucy. - years Of age. No. 800
Brush-st., wns found dead In his
room Friday afternoon lnveEtiRa-
tion indicated that death was due
TO an overdose Of morphine. Lucy
was employed as n messenger, and
~ IL believed he contracted tho
drug habit while taking drugs 10
users who tipped the messenger by
giving him a small amount OF the
dope"
Eurene n. Wilhelm. OF Detroit. has
won n captains commission In the
engineer section OF the officers re-
serve corps Mr.. wilhelm n n de-
cendant OF revolutionary lighters
and OF John Brown. the abolitionist
Mr. wilhelm. who IS an engineer
for the Grand Lawn cemetery, holds
degree from the Rensselaer, Poly
technic institute
h1e security Trust company. receive
er for the Hungarian American
Publishing company has sold the
business. including Hungarian
Newspaper. To Anton and julius
Fedor. for sii,se5.-0. The trust
company. as receiver for the Alter
# lNfNf
has sold the real estate Of the com
pany 10 Dewey NJ Berdan, OF Ply
mouth, for $500, IL still has an
assortment 81 auto parts and Access
SORES 10 dispose OF.
Mrs. Annie Mills testified before Pro
hate Judge Command. FRIDAY, inst
she was scanning the pages or an
old book on botany when she dis
covered by accident tho will OF her
friend Mrs Margaret NJ. Jackson.
The will named Mrs. Mills as prin-
cipal beneficiary 10 her estate. vat
ued ~ $1,000. II left 800 10 her
daughter. Mrs. Maude Rire. and
the remainder 10 Mrs Mills. Mrs.
Riwe contested. declaring the sig
ma ture was not genuine. Judge
Command held the document valid.
Police Justice Hestor has been or
der~d 60 appear In circuit court he
fore Judge Hally ne@t Tuesday 10
show cause why he should not ar
cept- security offered in his court
for The release ~ August IseIonde
July ?, Heston sentenced I,eLonda
"a so days in the House 81 Correc-
tion. An appeal was taken 10 the
recorders court. and Michael Kee-
nan and william ID. Midglcy ap-
peared 10 furnish bonds. Justice
Heston would not accept them ~
bondrmen, BsJonde has brought
ma ndamer proceedings in circuit
court 20 force the police Justice 10
accept his bonds.
nvestigsting the apartment st No.
IT'S CItnord-rt.. officers Hicks md
Dettlon. OF the cleanup squad
were attacked by two men and
woman. Detectives Roach and
Burczwk responded 20 the call for