The Detroit times., 1913-02-26
IN DETROIT

Three more parcel post stations have
been opened, rs foiiowsi Ma. Z, Ba-
ker and Twenty-th.rd- stations;. No.
81. Mack and Mt. Elllott-aves., and
NO. -, No. 1904 Mack-ave.
An examination for the position OF
Mremnn-w atcbmaD. federal building,
Detroit VIII be held az the postofhce
ON March o. For application blanks
nnc information address secretary
board OF ciyil service examiners,
postofhce.
librarian Admin stroh,m has prepared
Hist ef ait Books and pamphlets tn
the public library relating to-city
charters and charter revision work.
These books win be placed at tho
disposal of candidates for the char
ter commission.
Louis >. Perentesis. cOnfectiOner.
WoOdw ard-ave.. was married. Mon
day. In Grand Rapids, TO Miss Fan
ME Berman. Of New York. vaudeville
49, actress. ceremony was the re
suit or little romance. Perentesis
railing In love with Miss Berman
when he saw'her on the stage. about
year ago.
IostofAce hss been moved from the
Wayne-st, annex to the northeastern
corner OF the postoffice where the
parcel post mail has been handled
and the parcel post department. has
been moved over into the annex.
This does not make any change in
the mailing or Weighing Windows
4 mnss meeting. to be held In Yrtt.
Thirty ffth-st.. Monday evening.
March 3. at o'clock, will discuss
charter revision and the proposed
y der the auspices OF the West Michl-
Ean-ave. Improvement association.
There will be several speakers.
s.rx'.r. .hst.srea p:%. OF ....: !.
rs,dsn Sa 'S NO. % TsSior-ave. some
time Tuesday, and thoroughly ran
sacked the house. the burglary be
Ing discovered by neighbors. Mr..
Gamble and family are away IN
California and the extent OF the
plumber cannot be learned.
Robert n. HOneyman and Henry E-
Bodmnn. attorney. for the defend
ants IN thc-"bathtub- trust" case,
have filed motions In U. 8. district
court for new trial and arrest OF
1udgment. The petition fl made on
poratlons and ten individual defend
ants convicted under the criminal
section OF the Sherman antitrust
law.
Bentamia G. Beck~ith. employed in the
HAMILTON Carhsrtt factory. out Mich
igan-ave., has started suit against
the d. y. r. for $1,000 damages. rep
resenting that a conductor on a belt
car. on the Oakland line. refused 10
take transfer from a Michigan car.
Beckwith maintains that the trans
fer was correctly marked and le-
gally good and that the conductor
had no right to refuse It,
Tie Michigan chapter Of the Anne rican
Institute Of Architects. at a meetinH
Tuesday afternoon in the offices OF
John Scott a Co, Ford building. APP
proved OF the published terms Of the
plan competition for the new public
library. Several local architects have
criticised the method OF competition
as arranged by Frank NJ. Day, CON
auItfnR engineer the library COM
mission.
Word was received In Detroit Tuesday
nftcrnoon OF the death Of the Rev.
Charles Henri Mcckridge. former
pastor OF the Church of the Messiah. !
Detroit. in Louisville: KY. where he
church for the past three years. He
three sons. Rev Hamilton MockridGe. |
Cobourg. Ont: Rev. John Mockridge. |
Trinity chapel. New York, and Rev. !
William Mockridge. Toronto. Ont. |
FORMER Congressman Edwin Denby. |
addressing the monthly meeting of |
the Detroit Credit Mems association
In the Eiliott-Taylor-Woo lfenden CATS
Roosevelt was joking when he said
that he had seized the canal zone.
Mr.. DENLY showed stereopticon pic I
lures OF the canal taken when ne
visited the zone al special commits
stoner for the. government. Insur |
ance will be tho topic discussed at
the neNt ncetlnE
Aid. Harry Dingeman, chairman Of the
council committee liuOr reGula- I
ton. at banquet given Tuesday /
night by the Detroit Aerie No. 81. |
OF the Fraternal Order OF Eagles, to
open its new temple. Eagg-st. and !
Brooklyn-ave, gave a plain talk on !
the policy OF the liquor committee. |
The alderman declared that the UNI |
desirable saloonkeeper must go and
that the responsibility OF the saloon |
business must rest with the man be- |
hind the bar.
In an address in the University Of De- |
tro1t Tuesday night. Attorney Fred |
a. Baker denounced the initiative and !
referendum. saying the general adop- |
.IaA-a&-tha- IL thu, ,Iiaa !
states would bring about such con- |
ditionS now obtain In Mexico |
would suppress such men as William !
Howard Taft and elevatc-mGn like :
Theodore Roosevelt Government by ,
majority is objectionable he said. :
because IL destroyed government !