The Detroit times., 1913-03-27

that there are some capable men on
the board now. but thought that
there should be more University OF
Michigan men among the members.
william Livingstone, president Of the
Dime Savings bank and former presi-
dent or the American Bankers assoc
citation, has been appointed to repre-
American peace congress. which VIA
be held in st. Louis, May Ia. Four
other delegates have been appointed
by President Charles II. Hnttig. OF
Kansas City: J. B. Forgan. Chicago:
J. g. schmidlapp, Cincinnati, and
Thomas II. West. St. Louis. The
peace congress will be notable
will take part in it.. Andrew Car
negie will be one OF the speakers.
President Wilson Is honorary presi-
dent OF the association, and Will head
There will be representatives from
Canada and from the South Ameri-
can republics.
County Auditor Buhrer. prompted by
the belief that indiyent and qunran-
tined families In Wayne county have
been too extravagant. mas decreed
that no family shall receive more
than two orders Of groceries and
meat in one week. with Is articles
included in each purchase, Among
the provisions allowed by the au-
ditor are the following: Beef. suit
able for roasting or boiling; corned
beef round steak; fish; ham from
the shoulder or sliced: pork. salt or
roast: veal for stew or roast; frank
furts. pork or smoked sausages;
mustard. tea. soap and gasoline. The
auditor doesn't specify whether the
gasoline Is to be used for the family
automobile or for other purposes.
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cutor Shepherd with forms for the
purpose OF keeping tab on automo-
bile hire.
Mas Eva schuholts, Harry McLauxhiin
and Charles johnson, q 1O-y esr-Old
boy. caught In the raid OF the barn
In the rear OF No. SO Perry-st., by
the federal authorities. were ar
raigned before United States Com
missioner Hurd. Wednesday after
noon. on charge OF manufacturing
and selling colored oleomarsarine
without paying the federal tax. Al
pleaded not guilty and hearing was
set for April 3. The woman was held
on $1,000 bail; Mclaughlin on $4,000
and Johnson on $4,000. The federal
Officers watched the barn from 2
o'clock Wednesday morning until
noon and after making the arrests
seized q ton OF uncolored oleomar-
garine, $50 tubs and other articles
S Sssa IN the, Ms. ran
store at No. AT Grand River-ave.
where the rcolored product was sold.
E. c. Little. chief deputy In the In
ternd revenue department In De-
troit, directed the raid
Eve 0evanicn, OF Non 40
Frederick-st., II proving = puzzle to
the police and her relatives as she
has developed = bad case OF wander
lust" The little girl ran away from
home on Thursday, was entertained
for three days by the police Of Hunt
st. station. and one day In the Flor
ence CrittentoA home. before her
parents missed her. They had
thought that she was staying with
an aunt. The little girl liked the
experience SO well that she arose,
Wednesday morning. before her
mother awoke at $3.50 o'clock, and
started for the Hunt-st. station. She
was picked up by a policeman, and
her parents were notified. Her step
mother told the police that little ava
was not fond Of her three little sis
tiers, and three stepbrothers. and had
threatened to run away, and go back
TO the Crittenton home, where she
liked to stay better than at home"
Capt. Brsault, OF the truant squad.
sent the child to the House OF Provi-
dence. TO be cared for temporarily.
while an investigation Is made by
truant officers.