The Detroit times., 1909-12-29

Margaret Latimer Fonda. OF New
York city.
The Wholesalers 4 Manufacturers' as
sociation will resume Its weekly
luncheons next Wednesday, when q
MONDAY lunch will be served In the
Cadillac Judge Murnn viii be the
. association's guest on THIS occan, "a
and VITA speak on The business man
and his employee and their legal re-
lations."
sing, Tuesday, trying 10 persusde
Auditor-General Fuller TO withdraw
his request for an additional bond OF
treasurer. The treasurer has already
furnished bond OF $4,000. which
the auditors claim Is ample to pro-
tect the state In the matter OF 'aNes
collected for the latter.
ave. masher 10 be used NJ nm example
in police court. was fned 500, with
the option OF serving so days, for &C
i. costing women and girls on the NAN
futile saw Percy's attempts at fiirta-
ton. and locked him up Justice
Stein made good on his promise to
deal severely with Washers.
The Tfngling Bros circus and menag-
nual open house, New Years day at
the Y. NJ. c. A. In a clever circular
satirizing the old time grandioso way
OF the WOnhCts Va wv
circus, the entertainment TO be given
at the associations building Is set
forth in glowing words. The AFFAIR
will start az ESQ O'CLOCK ana con-
tinue until 10 o'clock.
Mayor Breitmeyer has revoked the IL
cense Of the Peoples Employment
agency, No. "a Woodward He
had received a number of complaints
had had the proprietor on the car
pet one especially fragrant case or
violation or the ordinance governing
employment agencies. convinced the
mayor that II was no use 10 parley
further In this case.
for nm Initiation Astrakhnn nutomO-
bile robe. held In the central station.
They have the two men who stole
IT, and the men have admitted that
they took ii from a machine standing
i'm front OF the Feliowcraft club. but
TO one has appeared TO claim inc
robe. Patrolman r. A. Dingeman ar.
rested Robert Holden and Robert
Turner as they were hurrying along
the street with the robe.
The committee representing the Michi-
gan Central section hands, which
came here to present the demands
OF the section mems union for an In
crease in wages. has left the city.
and. although the railroad officials
refused to accede to their demands,
the men. IT Is said. will continue at
work. The officials told the commit
tee that the road is paying its Sec
tion men the same wages that this
class of labor Is paid elsewhere.
Principal w. A. Morse, Of the Western
provide for the annulment of GER
tificates held by teachers who use
tobacco. Cigarette smoking among
school boys cannot be stopped, he
d, says. as long as teachers themselves
set the example. President Kuhn, or
the board OF education. while eager
TO cooperate with the police In en-
forcing the anti-cigarette law, thinks
Principal Morse's plan far too radical
Malcolm II. Wright. division superin-
tendent of the Michigan Central In
Jackson, has been promoted to the
position OF superintendent OF term
inals. which has been created as
result OF the changed conditions the
tunnel has brought about. He re-
turns to Detroit, the home OF his boy
hood, after 20 years. during which
time he has served the road in vari-
Gus capacities. He has been train
master in Toledo. st. Thomas. Michi-
gan City and Chicago.
Charged with defrauding the United
L. Cunningham. OF No. sol Brett
meyer building, was arrested, Tues
day night. by Deputy Sheriffs Yer,
s y Judge nno Muffin s In July ap 1903. Cum
ningham Is alleged to have become
the agent of the company, and was
given $500 worth OF motors TO sell.
Last August he resigned, and up to
date. IL is said. he has not returned
the machinery nor paid for II.
The annual dinner Of the Detroit Paint,
OIL and yRruish club, took place,
Tuesday evening. In the Hotel Nor
were elected: President, &. G. Boone;
vice president. J. q. Wood; secretary.
Edward Brankin; treasurer. W. F.
Search; directors. w. l.. Davies, John
Schroeder and ]. Frank Boydeil. Res
olutions were adopted on the death
of Alfred Hooper, general manager
and vice-president OF the Berry Bros.
Varnish Co, which occurred Tuesday
morning.
"If you depend upon church member
ship md church ordinances to give
you salvation you are lost said w.
r. Newell. the well-known evangei-
list, In addressing large audience
Tuesday night In Salem hall. Some
thing else Is necessary-you must
live in the spirit OF God. There IL
no other gospel than the magnifying
OF Jesus Christ In ourselves" Mr..
Newell. who Is in Detroit, the guest
OF friends until after the holiday sea-
son. will make several addresses In
various churches during his stay.
Detroit. Tuesday afternoon, by the
pose of giving ia druggists out in the
against for violating the liquor and
pharmacy laws, a chance to explain.
The members OF the board explained
that they wanted to protect the drug
gists. but the latter evidently had
made no such request, and. in some
instances, are known to have pro-
tested against IL: The meeting was
held in a small bedroom on the top
floor of the Hotel ste. Claire.
In spite Of supt. OF Police Downey's
statement that only nine or 10 war
rants would he asked for. against
saloonkeepers, who violated the sa
loon law. on Christmas day and the
Sunday following, Prosecutor Van
lille has already drawn up % com
plants for failing to close on Christ
mas. and 36 more for falling to OBJ
serve the Sunday law. Supt. Downey
declared that only sure cases. where
the evidence had been obtained by
uniformed men. would be taken 10
court, but Prosecutor Van Zile EVIL 4
IDENTIFY has another opinion OF the
effectiveness OF evidence obtained by
plain clothes men.
Mayor Breitmeyer favors the holding
OF special election to pass upon
various charter amendments sug-