The Detroit times., 1913-11-07
IN DETROIT


seniors In the bet rOh College at Nedt-
cine wsat bach tn their class work.
executive board OF the COLLEGE rev
dered it's verdict. Thursday nisht. IL
the effect that certain members ~
the class had been disrespectful 10
one OF the teachers and that the
whole class would he held account. :
able. No effort was made 70 nn',
who the individual culprits are. All
Were let go subject 10 indefinite sus-
pension " strict discipline ~ not
maintained hereafter. The trouble
arose Wednesday when Prof Z. a,
Doty called some members or the
class for singing while waiting Ger
recitation To begin.
y. y. Fntchirk. coal dealer. No. 5dc:
Twenty-third-st.. was the high bid
der for the postoffce annex On
wayne-st. Thursday. He paid sos
for the structure. getting II at
bargain. The building cost the
government s7&0o. Futchick Will
use the annex for "A stable
Mrs. Fred AIRY, OF Cedarvilie. a., has
written letter 10 the Detroit police
formation about her ls-year-old
daughter. Myrtle Judy. who disap'
peared from Dayton, o., Oct ?. In
company with woman and two
vorced from Myrtles father. who
lives In Dayton. She declares that
she In suspicious OF the girls COM
panions. and understands that the
whole party Is now living somewhere
in Detroit
Haynes Automobile CO.. OF Kokcmo.
Iud.. Before the monthly meeting OF
the Society Of Automobile Eng
Thursday evening. in the stevens
building, described the electric gear
shift, device by which an automo-
bile may be started and stopped by
electricity. controlled by a button on
the steering wheel. Four local CON-
panies are said to be testing the
device. other SPEAKERS were G. K.
Underhill. chief electrical engineer OF
the Acme Wire ca. New Haven.
Conn. w. A. McCarrell. chief en-
gineer OF the Vulcan Motor Device
Co. Philadelphia. and W. VI. Cement:
Detroit. branch owner OF the Gould
Storage Battery Co.
Petitions were filed. Thursday, through
the corporations office for the con-
demnation for school purposes OF
property on the north side OF Locust
St. between Brooklyn and Trumbull-
ayes; on So. Aubin-ave.. between
Lyman-pl. and Trombly-ave.. and Oh
the east side OF Cameron-ave.. be-
tween Rosedalect. and Caniff-ave.
The school board has paid s22. 0o0 for
Sale Gardens on which "a new grade
school Will be built. The land was
bought from the David whitney
estate.
James Mcnamara. attorney for john
K. Sullivan against whom disb~r-
ment proceedings have been brought
by the Detroit Bar association, file3
brief In defense OF his client.
Thursday. The testimony I'm the case
was heard about a week ago by Cir
cult Judges Van Zile. Mandell and
Codd. Counsel for the Bar associa-
ton has week in which TO answer
the brief Mr.. McNamara's defens.
10 chiefly that Mr.. Sullivan was not
In position to pay over the funds
OF the Sarah l. Cone estate for
which he was administrator. be-
cause OF conflicting orders OF tn.
probate and circuit courts.
Arthur n. Farrington filed suit for nm
nuinsent OF his marriage To Charlotte
r. harrington, Thursday. alleging
that the woman had an undivorced
husband living at the time of his
marriage to her. Other suits started
Carrie L. vs.. Milton Hargey.
In the Anal sesaaow Of the forty-A n h
annual cOpventiOn Of the Woman
Board OF Missions OF the Interior. in
the North Woodward-ave. Congrega
tional church. Thursday. Mrs Georg (,
NJ. Clark. Of Evanston. of Ill, was
reelected president. Mrs. James IA.
Moore. OF Chicago. was chosen first
vice-president. \ movement to en-
courage wider anterest in missionar .
work through the distribution OF
mission literature was launched.