The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
IN DETROIT

aSAs MicAigan Sovereign cessistery. ..
y. n. =. conferred four Masonic de-
grees on 80 candidates In the Ma
sonic temple. Tuesday. the second
day OF Its one hundred and twenty
third reunion.
conference OF board nsembers. com-
mitteemen and constituents OF city
Young Mems christian associations
in the state OF Michigan 10 be held
nesdsy and Thursday, iefs Wednesday
noon on a special Michigan Central
train, for Battle Creek.
vunersl services were held wednesday
afternoon, for Andrew Dfehl. In the
home OF his SON. William Diehl. No.
1470 Twenty -nfth-st Mr.. Diehl. who
building contractor, died sunday In
Harper hospital. following Few
days illness. He is survived by four
sons and two daughters.
Oespesation Counsel Lswsea readered
wtli not be permitted at the election,
next Tuesday. Mr.. lawson held that
none OF the amendments Involves 2
ssr direct sppropriation Of money snd nna
entitled to vote on them: The opin-
ion was given to Mrs. r. c. Osborn.
vAs board Of water commissioners fs
HakinE. m investigation Of the
to hospftais. and like institutions OF
q charitable nature. The action or
the commission I'm taking the insti-
tutions from the free list, July !.
caused q storm Of protest when taxes
Ala. Eaward Barsett introduced an
ordinance at Tuesday nights meet
Ing or the common council, prohipit..
ing all boys under the age OF Iz
years and girls under 10 years o.
papers. The Newsboys' association
II backing the ordinance.
Oaniel Lsyceck. trayeIinG saiesmsn 70.
we'll known to Detroit clothing and
hat dealers. died suddenly Tuesday
In the Hotel Pontchartrain OF heart
years old and made his home In
Huntington. w. Va where his wife
and hree-months-old child reside.
9As World Peace Petition buresu with
kssSssartsrs ~, IN Gle Clsvsls,SS cs,cav ane r..
sued q statement Tuesday to the. ef-
feet that t700 had been sent the Am
srican Red Cross society as the pro-
Ssson Ssssaso from over rsfsn Saii os 's the @ amount
troit
While visiting In Petoskey. Michael
Roney. % years old. No: f4s Char.
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Detroit's well-known furniture deal
ers. died Tuesday OF ailments incl
dent to advanced age. Mr.. Ronsy was
when when "a q no small chiia. aha 'f He is - survived
by his wife. two sons and one daugh.
ter. Funeral services will be held
Friday morning in st Aoysius
bansuet and meeting Tuesday even
Ing In Weiders hail. Gratiot-ave,
went on record as supporting rood
anS ,,Sn Dairy cSmmisslgnsr e ms1%e os tSs ns
pure food laws. @. NJ. Lannan. state
deputy food inspector. and ID. w
Johnson. food Inspector for the De
.troit board Of health, Were among
the speakers at the banquet, which
was presided over by Free Wambach.
president OF the association
Jacob r. Trasb, - years old. and one
Of Of D%esrSit. % pioneer tsweier., n,ix Who sns sns
was advised TO go TO hospital by
his physicians. decided that he would
bring the hospital to. him. and had
No. Iio Woodward ave. d room In
which everything Is at hand that an
invalid could possibly require In
nSrse mUasrn nGnpi.a .ttendanee rSS upon nfa Mr
Traub. who To- permitted to direct his
business affairs as usual from his
sick room.
DE-. Hugh "A. Hagerty, OF No. OIL Pin
gree-ave., attended william bailey,
OF No 26S Milwaukee-ave. east, after
his automobile had struck Bailey.
The physician took the injured man
os0race hospital. dressed his wounds
and then went to. the Bethuife-ave.
police station, where he reported the
accident. which occurred at Brush
and Hastings-sts. A charge OF reck-
less driving was made against the
physician. DIR. Hagarty was released
on SIS, 900 bond furnished by George
II voslknsr. of No. 40 Bethune-ave
west.
M. Rssy M. zaha and Mrs. Robert
Beattie, Of the Political and Civic
League. appeared before the council
committee on ways and means, Tues
day, to press their plan for night
nursss. to be employed by the city
And stationed at police headquarters
and the city physicians office. for
emergency cases. The committee
took the matter under advisement,
viewing IL favorably. but wishing to
decide whether the poor commission
or the police department should con-
troll the nurses. Supt. Thomas Il. Do
Ian, OF the poor commission. express
"a himself as heartily In favor OF the
plan. which he termed "a godsend."
Mayor Marx has also approved Of the
idea