The Detroit times., 1913-02-01


Gull. who was for many years con-
nected with the Wabash railroad in
Detroit, will be held from his resi-
dence No. AGO Putnam-aYe.. Monday
afternoon at o'clock. The Rev.
John MeCarroll CT 81 Paurs cathed-
raj. VIII Conduct the services. In
terment Will be I'm Woodlawn.
william Peters, Of New York. presi-
dent or the Rocker steel CO., of Ger
many. has been I'm Detroit during the
automobile show, surveying business
conditions In general He is espe-
cially impressed with the outlook
FOR the steel industry. Mr., Peters
VIII leave early NEXT week for CHI
cago To attend the automobile show
In that city.
Joseph JRvorsky. NJ. 1850 So. Aubin-
ave., met genial chap In saloon
Friday night and the stranger pur-
chased many drinks Joseph reports
that he is out" just 1886. Jacob
Husan, No. Sb1 Trombley-ave, re-
ports that one of his boarders left
u the house with 800 marks OF the
landlords money, amounting TO SO
In American coin.
The Detroit pension office went out of
business at midnight Friday. Col. o..
A, James, Its head VIII remain In the
federal building until the govern
ment has approved his expense bile
Chief Clerk Van II. Pond has formed
n law partnership with Seth q. Pull
Yer, OF OwosDo. and will leave for
that city soon. Col James plans are
undecided.
In n talk before the Mcmillan school
pupils and the Solvay guild, In the
latter's hall Friday night Supt c. r..
Chadsey OF the public schools. advo-
Gated a vocational school for the Elgh-
teenth ward declaring that the iu-
dnstrial growth OF that section OF the
city made the suggested additional
training facilities desirable.
In addition TO che appropriation being
asked by the board OF Eduestion this
year for day playground equipment
and operation, an item IL asked for
operating the Bishop recreation ia
cilities at night Supt Chadsey
hopes the extra estimate Will be
allowed, as he believes the night
playground viii do much TO keep the
children out OF mischief
Charles E. Carr, of No. ga Artillery
ave-, laughed heartily when some
one pushed "a hroiled lobster into tho
race or patron In Il saloon Vt Jef-
fcrson and iFeld-aves.. Friday even
Ing. Nav he is in ST. Marye hospl-
tai. and physicians believe that he
may be there for some time Some
friends OF the man who was mas
saeed with tho lobster Jumped" Carr
as he was leaving the saloon and
he was found unconscious on the
sidewalk.
David A. Brown will talk to the De-
troit Newsboys' association sunday
evening in Wheelmen's hall on Ami
NAL welfare" Mr.. Brown hopes 10
interest the boys in forming an as
sociation for humane work. Arthur
a. Bailey viii sing and there Will
be recitatlons and musical numbers
by members OF the association. John
l. Dexter. president OF the associa-
tlon. will be In charge of the meet
Ing, which begins at 1880 o'clock.
4, j. n. Gardiner, editor of the Harvard
Alumni Bulletin, formerly professor
of English In Harvard university,
visited the Cass, Central and and
Eastern high schools Friday and was
profuse in his praise OF the institu-
tions. The schools, he said com
pared favorably with the best in the
country He came TO Detroit 10 ad-
. dress the Harvard Alumni Society OF
Michigan.
walter GOrny, butcher. IN suing Frank
Mnjkowski for n dissolution OF part
nershlp and an accounting in con-
nection with business they organ
iZed To manufacture fremen's he'll
NETS. Gorny says he put $4,000 into
the firm. and that no helmets were
ever manufactured, claiming. that a
process for soldering aluminium, pro-
NOTED by Majkowski. failed TO work.
Jacob Ganke. cigarmaker, Is alsooa
meber OF the firm.
Mayor Marx. city Clerk Lindsay and
Controller Hctneman signed s530.O0O
worth OF library school and sewer
bonds. Friday, In the mayors office.
IL took the trio OF city officials over
two hours TO sign the $40 bonds
Mayor Marx tired after signing
steadily for a half hour. He called
halt while he exercised the tired
muscles In his right arm At that
the mayor had the softest job, be-
cause he has fewer letters In his
name than others.
Al a dinner given 10 the Industrial Ac-
cIdent board I'm the Hotel TulIer FRI
day evening by the Detroit Confer
'nce for the Prevention OF Accidents.
Ora Reeves. member OF the board
from Jackson, said: From Sept. to
l.. q. u Il aNu
have been reported and 1853 deaths.
Ono man out Of every 2,160 injured
dies In Michigan 5.64S employers
and 500. coo employees have come un
der the workniens compensation act.
This does not include public en-
ployes"
Orders have been received from Wash
ington classifying coins, drafts and
bGnknotes as parcel post matter, and
they may now be sent under the
same rates as other matter. Banks
and postofices throughout the coun-
try are urged 10 use the parcel post.
" The clerks In the parcel post depart
mcnt were forced to confiscate three
pUrcels Friday on account OF the Of
fensive doors. one parcel contained
a pigs tail. which was a bit high.
another butter I'm LIQUID state and
another some cookies that were In
a bad state OF preservation
Jacob L. Reighnrd, professor OF ZOO
Iogy I'm the University OF Michigan,
Detroit Museum OF Art, Friday night,
and showed pictures which had been
taken under water With a special
-uumera-tfe -cir-r-fnrrri- tffut-ttrv -furrtty-
life OF most fish doesn't amount to
much but that the dogfish points
the way to higher things by his
standing by his offspring until they
are about four inches long. He told
how the black bass Is fairly efh-
Client parent 10 his 1900 children,
but said that he is rather careless
about swallowing them, installing
them for other fishes cnildren. Prof
Reighard detscribed counting as
practiced by fish, and the shy ways
OF the female
The Wayne County Progressive club IN
having trouble over the ndoDtion OF
n constitution. In Its meeting Fri
day night, constitution OF 20
paees was read. Horatio S=Earle
objected to It's length. declaring that
. zoo words was enough. A vote was
taken and Mr. Earle was defeated.
II 10 3. Mr.. Earle and his faction
then left the meeting. The constl-
tuition was made the order OF bust
ness OF the next regular meeting. II
IS probable that Mr.. Earle will or
ggnize his forces and return next
week To make a new attempt TO OBJ
tain a short constitution
A class OF g. "tenderfcet" trod the
burning sands OF MorIem temDle,
Mystic Shrine. Friday evening. The
auditorium was crowded with mem
beers Of the temple ana visiting no.
bles, Is temples OF the order being
represented among those, present
Past Potentate w. T. BenallaCk was
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