The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-13
IN DETROIT

Yesterday "a was I:-I2-I2. Today, FRI
day the I3th.
Aid. KeatInx has nied notice Of recon
alteration of the resolution adopted
by the council last Tuesday night di-
recting the police and department OF
public works 10 compel the removal
OF all sidewalk stands and show
cases.
Hammond, standish a 60. extend nm
Invitation 40 the public 10 view the
annual display Of Christmas beef
lamb and other meats, In tho hrm $
packing house. sunday. Dec. 10 the
packing house will be open from .
TO 3 o'clock and a buffet lunch VIII
be served 10 visitors
Public Works Commissioner j, j.
Haarer's automobile was badly dam
aged by IRE as IL was STANDING IA
front OF Schiller hall, No. GID era
tlot-ave., at RI o'clock Thursday
night A still alarm was turned IN
and the blaze was eXtingulshed De-
fore the auto was Destroyed
Jane. stein, OF No. 1865 Eilery-st., was
badly injured about the head ana
Shoulders when ne was brushed from
the crowded rear platform OF Baker
car, near Warren-aVe., early friusy
morning. by milk wagon owned pg
the Rosebud creamery stein WIS
knocked 90 the pavement A pollce
auto took him home
The third annual reunion OF the Net-
ernn Travelling Meas nssociaiio"
will bo held Thursday afternoon,
Dec IS la the Turkish rom OF tue
Hotel Cadillac. The meeting ~ call-
ed FOR o'clock. At $50, the an
nau dinner viii be served. Ihe OF
hcers OF the association are; Iles.
dent. T. IT, Clarke. vice-presluehIs
r y. Musher, l.. Is, Braddock, >. ~
Martin John A. Hoffman ana ~, W
smith; executive comnnt'Se, "
Allies, S. IL. Hart. John =, h, ,a.s
John \ Murray, w. ~. Bar ,,,,Ss
retnry and treasurer, Samuel minus
kofr.
Five young hays wh" turncu ~.
alarms for the sake OF seeinE en
department make the run, W. INIT
10 stand trial in the 1uNenllc C"uI
40 delInuuents Truant Ofhcer Ian
nan learned the identity OF thc i"uo
and filed complaint against theni on
Thursday. The boys are Icy Irth'
ony LukaszewslSt. aged ~, anu It'
brother John, Is years orc, oi -
655 Harpcr-ave.: KAISER US NJ nj
aged IA, of No. "a Hhrpno M,,cheii-
oliver Miller, Is, No. IfS Mltcheh-
ave.
M,.. Mary DeBure McCurdy, superin-
tendent OF the school division Oh 'n ne
Carnegie library, Pittsburgh ohc va
the foremost authorities on hpTa
nractice In America. will lecture In
Detroit Thursday evening. Zee, ~ ~
the auditorium or the Scrlpps ~
brary Miss McCurdy's lecture VIII
be OF particular interest 10 the schooi
teachers % Detroit and the Teach
ers' association is preparing 10 TURN
out In force To hear her. MISS Nc
Curdy is one OF many SPEAKERS WIZ
will appear through the winter IN
Detroi: public library's course OF IL
brary instruction.
Police Commissioner CrOul sees trouble
for Detroit unless some attempt Is
made TO conform 10 the Warner
TNVa 1e,vN~ tn he mi
ing the number TO one FOR every oOO
people. Directory and water BOARD
flgures SOW that we are nearing the
| coo, 900 mark" said Mr.. Croul. That
| would entitle Detroit TO 1900 sa-
| looms AS II is We have about 1880,
reduction of only 90 since the
Warner Cramton law went into Ell
feet three years ago. I'm AFRAID the
legislature viii make trouble for us
II we dent do something 10 reduce
the number In Pittsburgh. where
the law requires 1000 inhabitants TO
every saloon. the property and IL
cense value of saloons has gone UP
to such an extent that the proprie-
tors feel that IL pays 10 keep the
law"
Dentists OF Detroit, I'm n meeting I'm
the Hotel Griswold Thursday night,
decided not TO Indorse only one OF
their number for the state board OF
examiners In dentistry. but TO name
six men, representing the three big
parties. Tho Detroit dentists num-
Der rs per cent of all those in tho
state and believe that when DR.
George II. Burke retires, Gov. Fer
ris oul 4 TO appoint man from
Detroit 20 take his place. The dem
lists recommend the following list:
Dr. Burke. Or. .. w. White. Repub-
licans; DIR John S. Hall, DR. T.. ].
O'Reilly Progressives. Dr. +. W.
Bowles Dr. e. r. Watkins. Demo
Gratis IL has been rumored that Gov
Ferris will not appoint Detroit
man TO succeed DIR. Burke, but VIII
name DIR. f. o. Gillespie, OF Menomi-
nee county.
rhe annual meeting of the Employees
Relief association of the Acme White
Lead a Color works was held In
the shipping room of the factory
Wednesday. The following OFFICERS
were installed TO serve during the
next IL months: President. William
Brett: vice-president- Emil Mundt;
secretary treasurer, George A. Allen;
directors. r. ]. Irwin. r. NJ. Nelson,
r. Staub, william Roemer and Rol-
lin Neal. President William l.. Da-
vies addressed the association and
complimented the retiring officers
on the success which attended their
efforts during the past year, as in
dics ted In the annual report read by
Secretary George A. Allen. Factory
Manager G. $. Neal, Earl Beebe. M.
X Averill and John Harris also made
short addresses, and solos were rem
IL.