The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-08

ssnsfatio,isf However we shall abide
. Dy your decision, whatever II may be.
Respectfully y. cyrs a,,su
No. gss Y. Warren avenue.
Referred 70 COMMITTEES on Parks and
FROM THE SAME.
Mr. Charles A. Nichols. City Clerk.
Dear sir--your letter OF Feb. IA re.
questing me 20 qualify for the ofnce OF
member Of the Board Of Election IN
spscters for my district. was duly re-
cetyed and contents noted.
Ny business 10 such that IL 10 impos,
sibie for me TO serve on sald poa,d
faithfully, therefore; herewith kindly
Thsnking You for Kindly Notifying
me, i beg 20 remain.
Yours very truly rnD ~ .ucn
Adopted as follows:
yeas-Ald. Allan. Broso. peimei
Ellis, Field. Garvey. Gilman. GrindleH,
HAPPIER. Hindle, KoeniG, Knapp, Little
geld: Lodge; Lynch; Msosrsyy' H nwen
sehuitz, skrzycki. rheisen. Thompson.
Tossy. Walsh, Watson. zoeiler and tho
President.--So.
Nays---Noue.
FROM THE SAME.
Dear Sir hereby tender. you my
of Fs.taa 10 N the Fourth astrct
Respectfully yours. yp,,sp
Adopted as follows,
yeas--Ald. Allan. Broso. pelmel'
HARPER, Hindie. Koenig. Knapp. Little
Merritt ns.r; 0's obrisn ne" o.srowssI, owen.
schultz. skrEyckL Theisen.. Thompson,
Tossy, Walsh, Watson. zoeller and the
President.--3o.
Nays--None.
rnoxf THE SAME
To the Honorable the Common Council:
EN- Sr q s Ss Beard n
have removed 10 sst Monroe avenue,
Second district OF the Ninth ward. I
MeRs: q si7 Fort stree. east :: my
Yours r.;; SSiss uM,'y,iibpr,proN.
6sA Monroe Avenue.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas AID. Allan. Brozo, Deimel.
IIarpfer. Hindis. Koenig. Knapp. Little
field Lodge. Lynch. McCarty. Mason.
Merritt. OBrien. Ostrowskl, owen,
schultz: skrzycki Theisen. Thompson,
Tossy: Walsh. Watson. zoeller and the
President.--30.
Nays--None.
FROM THE SAME.
MI Chas; NICHOLS, City Clerk:
Election Of the Tenth ward. Ninth dis.
Yours very truly,
r, xss; IA, xiisn. sroze. pslm.l,
HARPER Hindls. Koenis. Knapp, Little
Schultz, skrzycki. Theisen. Thompson,
Tossy; Walsh. Watson, zoelier and the
President.--3o
AID. Keating. Rosenthal and Keusch
entered and took their seats.
Hon. cbar ERo \ TILE TIsEo SANE nv c,.rb.
Dear sir-I herewith tender my res
District Of the Third Ward.
yours HARRY TssK ss@i SANFORD.
is; Winder street.
Adopted as follows;
ieas-Ald. Allan, Brozo, Deimel. Ellis.
fer, Hindle. Keating. Keusch. Koenig.
Knapp, Littleneld, Lodge. Lynch. Me-
Carly. Mason, Merritt. o'Brien, Ostrow-
ski Owen. Rosenthai; Schultz. skrzyeki,
son. Zoeller and the Presldent.--s3.
FROM THE SAME.
TO o the ,ionora5ie o the Common Council.
the More Daylight Club Of Detroit be-
gan nm agitation for the adoption Of
Ems sum IN aSs OF, Of Central s,snSsrS
Time had been submitted TO vote OF
and Sun Time had been defeated, al
for generations. However, as the adop-
tion OF a late time has always proved
to be as serious a blunder as was ever
commit by an intelligent people. so
The More Daylight
Club proposed TO remedy the evils OF
Central STANDARD Time by the adoption
or Eastern standard Time, which
would give us more daylight for wax
Ing hours than Sun Time. and still re-
tain practically all the advantages OF
isting between the two Standards of
time could only be accurately determ-
ined by submitting but the two times
and as sun Time has already been de-
feated We felt In all fairness, we were
entitled to have the. question submitted
as We requested. namely Eastern stand
ara Time and Central standard Time.
the Federation OF Labor. your honor
able body deemed IL wise to submit the
three times. The result was that sun
~ nv was ccSrs sta by i major
previously Eastern Standard Time un-
derstood by but few people a few
months previously. showed remark
believing now that II would be treated
with more fairness at future election,
continued its campaign OF educs lon
l inc mann advantages OF Eastern
standard Time are now quite generally
appreciated. The growth and strength
ot the More Daylight Club need not be
dwet upon here, rs every member OF
your honorable body must appreciate
Inc fact. Submitted fairly. we believe
~ VIII win out by the largest majority
ever given a popular measure. Unfort-
unately some sections OF the daily
press: which are consistently unfair or,
any issue they take sides with. have
persistsntiy tried TO defeat this meas
Il ghting Eastern STANDARD ri hr on -,
merits and that the only possibility OF
retairtng Central Standard Time IN 70
gain confuse the Issue and split the
vote. they are using every EFFORT TO
create sentiment for Sun Time, which
are trying to raise the question Oh
FAIRNESS OF not submitting Sun Time
IN that spirit Of fairness which they
nave consistently refused IN on the
time question. we. the Federation OF
Detroit and the organization formerly
Time az the last two elections unite
with the More Daylight club, repre-
sentns all classes Of citissps alike and
given the. same fair chance that sun
Time has had ir the part. and the time
question be submitted without con-
fusion. namely. as between Eastern
and Central standsrd Times:
President More Daylight Club.
MALCOLM J. MeLEop
Vice President More Daylight Club.
JOHN +. SMITH
secretary Moro payIiEht Club.