The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-17
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Today's Hand Concerts
SchmemRn's Military band. Herman
w. Schmeman director, randers tho
following program In Palmer park IN
the afternoon at 230 and in Clark
park in tho evening at S. March,
Gen. Shafter" Heed; polka eapric-
cioso. "Chiquita." I,osey, selection
from Tho Jolly Musketeer." Ed
melodies from Bright Eyes" Hosch-
ma: cornet solo. Selected" Charles
Edwards, grand selection from tho
opera La Traviata.' Verdi; grand
fantasia. Home Sweet Home the
World over" Lampe, Star Spangled
Banner"
DIR. Aipheus II. JennN,Es, FIRST iieuten-
ant, medical reserve corps, has re-
celv~d orders from Washington TO
report for duty as post surgeon at
the seltridge aviation field near
Mt. Clemens.
Mrs Antonio Ksniewskf. No. 63o
Trombley-ave.. a midwife who was
refused license 10 practice. was
nned $50. with the alternative OF
20 days IN jail by Justice Sellers
for failure 10 report the birth OF a
child.
William G. Tomkins has been sp-
pointed secretary and treasurer OF
the Detroit a Toledo shore Line
railroad 70 succeed c. " Alexan-
der. who has resigned. Mr.. Tom
kins viii make his headquarters
IN Detroit
John Earl Hughes, aged II, q mem
bcr of the sixth Engineers Reserve
corps who was found lying on the
Pere Marquette tracks near Mon
roe, Sunday. died in Harper hospi-
tai Monday afternoon. Hughes
lived In Vaudeville and enlisted
several weeks ago.
The home of John Gimbeno, No. 7OS
Lafayette-ave. enst, WAS damaged
90 the extent 81 $500 Monday
night by an explosion from either
a boNb or dynamite placed under
the frNpt porch. Gimheno and his
wife anMnine children were I'm the
house at ne time. but ESCAPED In
jury.
Fred A. Keeler and Y. A. Jerers.
members of the state board Of edu-
cation. were In Detroit Monday In
conference with Frank Cody. assis-
tant superintendent OF school and
member ~ the state board After
the confere nee - was announced
that Detroit would receive 81 AGO.
600 next week as IT, share OF the
primary school fund This repre-
sonts about $40 FOR each public
school pupil in the city.
Rabbi y. T. seItser. OF Minneapolis,
one OF fbf most oTtnO-
doN rabbits in the United states.
~ now on a visit 20 Detroit for the
purpose ~ securing the support %
the local Jewish community FOR the
Babhinical college ~ America. The
college located in New York Is the
training school for orthodox rabbis
IN this country Az It's head as
president OF the faculty. Is Rabbi
pr B Revcl scholar or renown.
who Is assisted BY men OF learn
ing
Judge Connolly. during the hearing
on writ OF habcas corpus secured
hy sidney r Doyle FOR tho release
IN Tony Russo. who with Manuel
LefTtiue 4s-hcid on the charge of
slnVinu Antonio RandazzO CtiticiZ-
ed the delay in the handling OF tho
case lu court Assistant Prosecut-
Ing Attorney Robert r Speed ex-
pi0lncd that tho DELAY was due %
Russo changing his story and said
that examination would be held
Friday Rail was hNed at $4,000
with two surcties.
The United states treasury depart
ment has issued interim certificates
90 those who subscribed 20 the
Liberty loan bonds. The certih-
Gates arc about six inches by eight
inches and are quite ornamental,
oil being alike except FOR the nu-
morals indicating the denomination.
The Wayne County and Home Saw
ings bank has received a supply 10
distribute among those who sub
scrlbed TO tho loan thru that bank.
The certificates will be exchanged
for bonds probably In August
just when "Thc star spangIed Ban
ner- may appropriately he played
and the manner in which It's pa
triotic strains should be received.
arc made known In pamphlet
sent out by Mayor Marx 20 the
MANAGERS ~ all Detroit theaters,
including moving picture houses.
te9cral stetlte olds INC IN
medley. IL must be played with
dignity and should be listened 70
nv an audience. standing. Applause