The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
IN DETROIT
Todny's Hand Concerts.


following program at Belle Isle TINS
afternoon, beginning at ESQ o'clock.
and la the evening In Clark park, be-
ginning az : O'Clock March ~ the
hcrsaFlieri Eilenberg Overture.
Jolly Robbers" supple, snaps from
Little Johnny Jones' Cohan, De-
scrlptive. cavalry Charge. l.ndsrs
Grand Potpourri, "Musical Jokes,
Winds. Hail. selection from "El
Captain" Sousa; Fantasia. Aud
Lang Svnc." Tobani
The program at Belle Isle sunday
afternoon beginning az , o'clock. VIII
be rs follows March. Boston Com
mandery." carter, OTertoire. "cele-
brated Organ" Patistc. Fackeltanz In
r. Flat "Neysrtfcr; Selection from
THE Wizard II the Nile" Herbert;
overture. "Zemnes.' tierold Comet
Gems from High links. Iriml'
Chilian Dance. "Manana." Missud.
"Stsr Spangled Banner.
While riding a bicycle east on Bsiti-
more-nv~. early saturday morning.
Paul pesinnrais. 10 years old. No
1926 Third-st. was struck by
Grand Relt car at Llncoln-Rve. He
was Knocked 70 the pavement and
sun cred broken left arm and
leg He was taken 10 Grace hos
pital.
All the Great Lakes were higher in
June than In May and all except
Lake Ontario higher than \ year
ago. the report OF the l.. q. lake
survey shows Lakes Superior.
Michigan. Huron and Erie were all
above the average stage OF Juno
for the last J 0 years
Engineers md ianitors of the Detroit
public schools, whose long sought
demand for increased wages bore
fruit about three months ago when
tho old school board voted 10 give
them "A 10 per cent boost. -nce more
have seen their hopes 20 glimmer-
ing The new board rescinded the
action or It's predecessors Thurs
day. Reason no money.
stepping from the street into nm al
ley In the renr OF the Michigan
Central freight station at Third-st.
and JeTerson-ave late Friday
night. Anton Tatkos. No. 80 Victor
ave. Highland Park, faced two re-
volvers in tho hands OF highway
men lie was robbed or "A purse
containing so and his watch. val
ued at s25.
The Michigan RAILWAY Guide for July
has been issued With changes cor
rected mp 10 July /. when many
roads put into effect their summer
schedules. The guide Is larger
than ever. as ~ contains the time
tables OF many boat lines that only
operate In the summer as well as
walter K~nney, - years old. Ne. 7Do
Commonw enith-avt., suffered ser
ious injuries Friday afternoon.
when he fell 20 the pavement from
the top OF telegraph pole az War
rsn-ave and Hsstings-st Kennsy
had been working on platform at
the top OF the pole and lost his
balance lie was taken TO Receiv-
ing hospital where IL Is reported
his skull Is fractured
After being held as a prisoner on a
Mt Clemens interurban from Mt.
Clemens 10 Detroit by a crowd OF
pasEengers Anchil Dublin was
turned over 10 the Detroit police
Friday afternoon on charge OF
stealing purse from tho pocket
of Fred Berry. Carson city. Mich.
Berry discovered his loss shortly
after he got on the car. woman
passenger claimed 70 have seen Du-
bin with hts hand In the others
pocket.
There are stfu another set 90 airec-
tions for the knitting of mufaer.
In the National League for Wo-
mems service hsadquarters this
time FOR soldiers. The new muf-
rers must be OF khaki color. The
mufhors which the women have
been 80 industriously producing for
several months have been OF gray
or navy blue for the sailors and
marines, Printed directions for the
knitfinE OF tho kh0kl fnuiUeTb may
be had in the headquarters
About 200 children from public In
stttutions In Detroit WERE the
guests Friday OF NJ y. Mills, on
The river and lake outing which
Mr. Mills annually provides for the
little ones Tho steamer Pleasure
carried the children 70 Bots Blanc.
A fine dinner was served at noon.
and the boat trip was enhanced by
program 81 entertainment that
included everything from a fancy
driu ard ~ piece" by children.
20 the tricks Of a professional ma
gician Mt Mills was unable 70 be
present. but he sent a telegram OF
good wishes from New London.
Conn. whore he is spending the
summer.
Chaplain Thomas ". swan. OF the
Thirty-thlrd regiment. part Of
which "a now stationed At Fort
Wayne, would like 20 have cor
respondent for each Of tho 1000
men ia the home town OF tho sol
der lie wants the correspondents
TO feel that the Particular soldier
he undertakes 20 correspond with
Is hts personal representa- tive at the
front and entitled 70 any favor the
man nj home can bestow. Tho
correspondent would be expected 10
write newsy letters from time 20
time and 20 send magazines and
papers and generally TO treat tho
soldier as ~ he were the mans own
son or brother.