The Detroit times., 1917-08-08
IN DETROIT


Today. Baps Ceneert.
erhruemars Military band bern y
w gchrnenan director. rendeFs tne
following program 20 hs ~
"a TIE evening b.girning az
March "Guart 81 Honor. Lem
hard,. 'Narche slave. Tschsik ~
sky, waltses Angels Dreara
~ IL. Regiment" Donizettts corn-t
solo selected. Charles Edwards over
tur- .-Stabat Mater" Rosrni DE-
scriptivs. "A Hunting scene .ies. H9es
soidisrF straus. star spSnsleo Bar
ner.
Cart Ntilsrd Peck. skiprer ef the
Venetian Maid. pleaded guilty In
Judge Cornoily's court T1As0s
afternoon 70 setting IRE 90 tn~
yacht OF june 5. a. it va -.e-'
BE turned over e. fne E0VeF0
rrent ev tts owner Charles Hunts-
He Wa reuanded for ssnter
Michael LaiIy. n retired ceutrsetor.
va. found dead In h~d In his heme'
NJ. e4. Brush st. ;, %0nenA1f iMNF u !.
ing coroner Parker prom ounSs
death due 20 natural csusfs Hr
Iaily Was 81 years old he lad
lived IN Detroit all his LIE Eis
son. George Laiiy. is employed IN
the city controllers Once.
sup~rist~ud~nts sns neid. workers of
the Mnrrar<eh VIII mrrN w th~Nh-
tive conference. ThursdAy. FRIDAY
snd saturday. IN the Hotel Ststler
public meeting Will oe held
Thursday evening IN which the
spea kers will be the Rev Grant
Robins II Kansas city Edssr
Cuest and Frank Goewey Jones
Claims and disputes will oe con-
sidsred Thursday morning BY the
board of trustees
Tbings happened when . zeal man
delivered two tons Of soft coal az
fs TO q Chinese laundry az John
X. and High-sts. Tuesday and pre-
seuted bBl for $40 50 The Chi
ncse behind the counter aid little
hRurinR then bounded thru The
door with hot astiron IN his hard
The coal man saw him coming ard
started running around The wagon
with the Chinese close on his hss
and Eputtering furicusly This
performance continued urti q
woman ~ nc ne'Rhborhood whc
looked husky enough 90 qualify for
the police force. took hand and
sent the Chinese back into his shop
IL viii now Be up 70 the cosl corn
pany TO iron out the fisputsf Hiil
In . letter to Detroit friend. the R.n
VI. =. Rice psstsr of the Nsrth
Woodward Methodist church roN
in the Y M, & A. service overtras
tells of opening a RELIGIOUS rne-t q
Win fIUK dancing tt"FfFN De
gone far ! had shifted fhs srsnes
entirely" the letter continues and
was facing those soldiers wftr t-'
challenge ~ Christienity J re-eiv.
- i0s manly decisions for Chrs'
right there
Closing "a. annual eonventIon In th'
Park Pavilion. No. ~ adams-Rps
east. the Progressive order - ~
West. a Jewish organization. mad
donations amounting g. fl3aQ %
several Detroit charities Tursfal
evening The delegates voted q
support the Jewish congress move
n'nt which alma &C. better the con
dition ~ Jews thrucu' the world
was also decided 20 hold runrrr.
unns cvefy two Years Instead a
annually and Chicago vas nam ~
FOR The neHt convention
several Detroit person. s.ve an
ao"nced their interfien Of makinl
rlfts 90 tho Detroit college 81
Medicine base hospital unit which
VIII leave f1r France soon ant
t'eut col Bart y Shuriy has -
August "a a. sif' CAY Mrs = y
stair VIII present a standard am
hulance 80 th~ unit and II is er
perted that touring car for on
Gers 20 use IN visiting hoSpita
quarters VIII be provided ~ son
person
Dr George Heiaberx. of nay Ct,
formerly n medical ericer With 80
German army has applied a. tnfte'
states Marshal Behrendt for
permit 10 live within territory re
strictcd durinr the war Ur Nein
berg told the marshal that he ~
aped from the German army "
Heigiun and made hts wav u
sweden lie sent word g. hiss p.ff
iu Germany who Joined him aft~
much difficulty IN getting one @
flie country and then they cam
tre pr Heinherg is an srcredit
ed physician Ia Germany. but with
ani standing here. re expects Z