The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-16
Today. Hand Concerts

TOdnH's Hand Concerts
Schmeman's Military band. Herman
W. Schmcman director. renders the
following program In Clark park In
the afternoon at $50 and In North
western feld In the evening at .:
March. Diplomat" Sousa' "seren-
We're King" Adam: melodies from
blue Paradise" Eyster and Rom
berg. grand selection OF Scotch melo-
dies. "Reminiscences OF Scotland.
Godfrey. cornet solo, selected, Chas.
Edwards: three dances from Henry
VIII" German. Blue Ribbon Patrol
Curti star Spangled Banner"
bernard GoIdschmidt, formerly mana
ger of the Hotel Addison. has been
engaged az manager OF the Hotel
Atlantic. Chicago.
An entertainment for the benent OF
the French Restoration fund will
be given Sunday evening, July %.
in the GArrick theRter.
Thieves took from the home of Eu-
gene Clark. No. 1880 Michigsn-sve..
some time Sunday night, cameo
pin set In platinum with four dia-
monds. valued at $3.50.
Jane. J. burns hss been arrested
charged with violating the Inter
state commerce act by breaking the
seal on freight car on the Grand
Trunk railroad tracks. The oorn-
plant was made by Fred Smith.
special officer for the railroad.
Funeral services will he held Tues
day afternoon. In the home, No. oos
Third ave. for Mrs. Hannah l. Har-
riman. 50 years old. who died Sun
day. Mrs. Hartman was born In
Massachusetts and had lived In De-
troit since shortly after the Civil
war She IL survived by her daugh-
ter, Miss Flora p. Hartman.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon I'm woodmere chapel, for
Mrs william Charles. widow OF
william Charles. a former we'll
known Detroit newspaper man and
Detroit manager Of the Associated
Press for several years. Mrs
Charles died in Bellevue. Mich.
where she had made her homo in
recent years with her children.
Walter studer. nEed 81. No. oeo
Drookiyn-ave. was struck by
street car at Twenty -nrst-st.. and
Forrest. west. Sunday night. as he
was driving his auto. and was
hurled against another car. sus-
tanning broken leg and bruises
about the head. lie was taken TO
Receiving hospital. HIS condition
Is serious.
of the ChiIdren's Aid society, move
mothers than fathers have deserted
their children IN Detroit during the
last six months Twenty children
were loft ~ their mothers and four
by their fathers. Most % the child
rem are brought 20 the care OF the
society pending court action again inst
their parents or until suitable
homes can be crowded FOR them
John y Hughes. ngsd -. of Mid
dieViIle, Nich., member Of the
Engineer Reserve corps. was round
Unconscious on tho Pere Marquette
tracks In Monroe. SundAy morning
lie was taken to Harper hospital
whore u was found he was suffer
ing from n fractured skull His
condition IL serious II Is believed
that Hughes was returning from
Toledo when ne fell from the train
There Is no indication OF foul play
PntroIman Henry G..
smith, Vcternp Of the spanish
American war. could not stand 70
soc the colors for which he fought
being trailed IN the dust as a mop,
and so he arrested steve MertinoVic
Is years old. and his wife. Maggie
20 years ~ axe. NJ. 352 Ferry ave
east. sunday afternoon. Tor mop
ping their door with the nag They
are being held for questioning by
the federal authorities.
Father yennntIu.. of Rome, general
Of the Capucbin order came 20 De-
troit few days ago especially 20
receive into the order SUNDAY
morning IN st Bonaventure's mon
astery chapel. * novitiates. Four
were admitted wholly 10 tho order
and others entered upon proba-
ti1n FIR Nenantius was fellow
student % President PoincAire. Or
France. and a successful French
barrlster before 1852. when he en-
tered the Cepuchin order
"Thc sIny women who tr0t around
plnuinE badges on men who have
enlisted are not only foolish but
ignorant" said the Rev. Harry Fol