The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-31
Todn,,r pnnd Concert..

Sohmcman's Military band. Her
man ". ST. hBncm man. director renders
the fouowMg program m Cass park
in the afternoon. beginning $50
and in/perrien park In the evening.
beglpning al O'Clock
March. March OF the BcrsnRlleri."
EdCnherg. Spring. Awakening. p"
Bach, grand selection from the opera,
III Trovatore. Verdi descriptive.
Cavalry Charge" Luders, overture
"Orphcus. oncubach, gems from
"Tho Chocolate Soldier" Strauss
'Marche Slav," Tsehaikowsky. star
Spauglcd Banner
Thomas Iahey. baritone. will sing
az the evening concert.
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Dr. md Nrs. 4. Raymond Moore nre
the proud parents of daughter,
Hester Emily. born Aug. 70
PatroIman George schInmp pleaded
not guilty when arraigned In po-
ice court. Thursday, on charge
90 assault and battery made by
Mrs Della McTaggert. No. 2l Mont
calm-st. west
entirely OF y. VI. &. A. members L.
being organized I'm the local "Y."
About 80 men have joined in the
last week.
Jordan Benoit. belgian, returned To
his home, No. 63S Pennsylvania
ave. Co tell his wife that he was
exempted from draft. and found
that She. "a boarder and his Ave
Near-old daughter, Jennie. had de-
parted. Bcnoit told the police he
had never had quarrel with his
wife IN 10 years Of married life.
Raymond a.. Cole. of Cleveland.
executive secretary of che Cieve-
land war council. called upon May
OF Marx Thursday afternoon and
explained the working OF the or
ganization. The council Is an off,
cial city body and supervises all
war relief work. II Is possible
that the mayor may establish n
similar committee here.
The HoodfclIows OF the wolverine
Automobile club entertained moro
than 200 children Thursday. by
taking them for an outing on
Belle lsle The children were from
the various orphanages and charl-
table institutions. The long parade
OF automobiles loaded with happy
Youngsters was led by D. r. Dwyer.
president OF the club.
Victor Hcher, II years old. was held
for examination I'm police court on
charge OF inducing Glare Murphy.
Is years old. 70 escape from the
Juvenile detention home. The Muir
ply girl Is said 10 have escaped
with two companions by letting
herself down from the second floor
with rope made OF sheets Heller
was waiting FOR her with a chauf-
fcur
John w. woxnack, chief of the Grand
Trunk police, who has charge of
the safety at crossings. IA so pleased
with the efficient work Of eight
women crossing guards that he in
tends 20 make practically the en-
tire day force one or women. They
company maintains stan OF las
a. -
NAL strength can do the work.
which pays s45 a month.
when Major Angus Mclean, director
or the Hnrper baso hospital unit.
now IN France. returns TO Detroit
he VIII have with him a historic
French flag that was defended by
the Loyal Legion OF France at Yer
dun IL was presented 70 Detroit
thru pr. Mclean when the latter
addressed military officers OF the
Burgoyne district. who recently en-
tertained officers of tho hospital
unit.
Thieves In four raids Thursday night
collected nearly 400 I'm clothing
ard jewelry. Gems valued at $175
were taken from the room OF Miss
Jessie Kramer. No. 81 Helen ave.
Miss Nina Dakin. No. t3 Willis-ave
west lost sl1l worth OF clothing
and tewelry. Joseph Taylor com
planned that small sum OF money
was taken from his home. No. ass
Euclid-ave. west Elmer r. Lag
Rett No so33 West Grand-blvd
had SIS in jewelry taken from his
home.
Antonio Lazcsno has resigned ~ Sec
retnry OF the foreign trnde bureau
OF the Detroit Board OF Commerce
and Will become associated with
the foreign department OF the Bur-
rouEhs Adding Machine company.
L4azcano Ia young Mexican who
came 20 Detroit four years ago 10
obtain n training IN business and
has been 30 successful that he eX-
poets 10 remain He will he sue
ceeded In the Board OF Commerce
position by Harry Calvin, formerly
OF tho Burroughs company
Detroit ~ sixth in the list OF "a army
recruiting stations I'm the United
states according q information
received by Maj. F. p. Phelps, the