The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

DN2 Heieu-ave., dropped dead In a
street car az Gratiot ana M. ~
uott-aves Friday morning. pre-
sumabiy from GpopleNy. lie was
on the way 20 work.
4 novenn began Thursday morning
In ste. Anne de Detroit church VIII
continue until Dec. s. Masses VIII
be celebrated every morning at o,
g. T. s and O'Clock and a special
service every evening az 80
o'clock
soldier football players from Waco,
Tex. who nre ia Detroit to play
the Detroit Uuiversity school team
Saturday. We're the guests ~ De-
troIt lodge ~ Elks Thuraday, IN
the ElEa temple a. Thankss iNln6
dinner and dance
The Michigan state Y. VI. C. A. COM
mittce VIII meet in Detroit Friday
eftnrnoon. pcC T. The meeting
VIII be- held in the Detroit CLUB
following luncheon go be serNro
there at 1890 clock. Distrlct
chairmen and directors VIII meet
with the state committee.
THAT sends aud shock resulting from
being bntbed in water that was too
hot caused the death -ut the 81
days-oId baby ~ Mrs Eugene Nil
shaui,L SO $500 Kussell-st., was
tho verdict rendered by coroner q
fury A nurse US held responsible.
The baby died iu samaritan Eospi-
tai
The Grnce whitney Hon federation
Of tin " ". 4. a. has voted 80 ban
aif candy sales for the purpose or
raising money for amy fund or phi
lauthrupy in which IL may ne IN
tercstcd. during the period or the
war Any candy made ny members
OF the federation VIII be sent 10
soldiers and sailors overseas.
william urown, No. I0iI1a Hcniteau-
blvd, iu the ucwty-nnneNed terri
tory was shot behind the right
ehr and seriously wounded py
farmer armed with a shotgun. on
Thursday. az Rose and John lt-sts.
Brown was cutting wood when or
dercd away ana was shot When ne
continued chorpiuE. lie was taken
home The farmer VIII be brought
in for Investigation.
4 bureau of dcilnquency has been es-
tabllshcd by the district drnu board
tn tho municipal court building, 70
work with The local draft boards
in invest eating cases or drafted
men who have failcd 10 report or
othnrVgie conform % rcIulic clufh lA-
Th, huicau VIII also assist the
DRIFT boards as far as posslhle IN
looking after the extra work en-
tailed hy the new classiucatlon
regulations.
Jessie West. NeRress, f. being held
hy the police on charge OF shoot
ing To- death Mark Taylor, negro
Win whom shc lived iu so 29f
Reoubicn-st.. Thursday Taylor dled
IN Receiving hospital shortly nttcf
the shooting The woman became
angry at Taylor because he stayed
away from the house TOO Ions rhe
demanded an explanation and when
he could p0f give safistaciory
one 10 her she shot him.
Following M the conferences held
here Tuesday and Wednesday by
b. o. 4. D
woman committee 90 tho tonncN
~ National Defense. rcstetr6 ton
Glasses .wi'I be held In he Local
hcndouarfere ~ the committee. 30.
atT TresEe building. starting next
Monde -t -. w There VIII also
he ,lues Ht q. m. daily. espe-
cIallN fuf school teachers Who WlAn
to hclp r tho work ~ registering
tho woman power ot the city hS
war- tIur W aHure.
while playing In front Of hts horse.
. No. aG7 rinc-st. 1hursdny, Carl
. Jones fhHrr years old. was shot
in tnr loft side. between the shoui T.
der end lraIt hv boys playing
with revolver .u an alley near
the h.usr Whom the child fell
with errcan - pain. the boys ran
on and tNe police hat" NOT deter
mined who the responsible person
is. Tho hud is not dangerously
hurt bat ie under doctors care
In bis home.
In y meeting of tho Tipp~cnuoe Ath-
Ietic club in the Hotel fuller We'd
ncsday evening new directors, none
of whom has served before. were
elected A new set of hylawa siwt-
lar TO those ~ the Missouri Ath-
letic club. became effective ~ the
same time The now directors are.
Harry Hanford. W. @. Malcomson.
r. O. Van Leyen, y. Taylor. val
r. Wilson Tr. Lawrence D.. bay,
W J. Boutwell,. r., ~ Beck y
". Enpcl. T. ~ Burgess. Dr. O.. IT,
Parker. Guy ". Moore, r. r..
Reeves, r. F ingram. Jr.. and Jay
Grinnell
III the annual meeting OF Charter 20,
Creeters 0f Michigan, nm as-ocis-
tion of hotel clerks. which viii be
held Tue7dHF iu tnc Hotel Statlort
the proposal on Legislation Intended
e. curb the bad check nvil viii be
one ~ the measures under discus
Fion. Suggestions for the improve
ment II hotoi service generally
viii occupy much of the time The
Association had measure passed
by the last legislature making %
niHdemennor ~ make o chock which
after reasonable time was not oov-
cred h- funds iu rho l1nf. but Gov.
sleeper vetoed Tho measure.
On the complaint of John DroEnk.
No. ~ Thirty-frst-st., detectives on
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