The Detroit times., 1914-12-16
IN DETROIT

q H.. OF 4 900 candidates will he
snisInted into the Moodmen OF the
World. WEDNESDAY even, evening. IN ~
ofncars will attend, The Woodmer
v,iiI march through the downtown
streets before going to the hall.
vxe<I-sor rbraneh W. g. T. H.. Will
meet Thursday .fternoon from TO
oclock in the home OF Mrs. II, O.
Wilcox, No. 3S Hartford-ave. Mrs.
ID u. Jones will read report on the
national convention held recently In
Atlanta, Ga.
Edwis A.. walton, formerly assistant
advertising manager Of the nuf.
roughs Adding Machine Co. but for
the last three years in charge or the
publicity for the TImken- Detroit
Axle CO.. returns TO the burroughs
sser Frank N sim and Myron
townsend will handle the Timken-
Detroit advertising department.
Ernst &. Kern and Otto Kern. Wood
wnrd-ave. department store mer-
from e. ID. stair. OF the building on
Gratiot-ave.. adjoining the Kern
store. The two buildings will be-
Joined by means OF a bridge across
the alley. similar TO that which joins
the Hudson stores on the opposite
side OF the street II. c. Weber n
Co. will move To Woodward ave,
the exact location to be announced
later.
II r. expected that within n few days
the proper credentials and passports
will arrive In Detroit from Washing
ton, which will permit Ferdinand
Won der Moot. Detroit real estate
dealer and naturalized American
Belgian. and William Westdorp. No.
100 Lafayette-ave. east, to depart
for Europe as the representatives OF
privately financed expedition TO
bring 20 Detroit $50 orphaned and
dependent Belgian children. connec-
lions OF Detroit Belgian families
IN the result OF an inspection OF Wayne
: commissloner L; ". Yosy of Tren.
presented with, blue and white
sign bearing the words STANDARD
school" each having passed the
county requirements as to neatness
sanitation. heating, lighting. seating
and ventilation; Henry Ford school,
Dearborn: No. 3. Greenfield; No. 4.
BEDFORD: No. 3, Canton, and No. .
Springwells.
Accordlns to an opinion given by As
sistant Corporation Counsel Atkin-
son, Detroit teachers are entitled TO
pay for the afternoon OF Dec. s. when
the schools were closed In connec-
ton of the Home Visitation move
ft was Illegal TO give the teachers
pay when they did not work After
the opinion was received by Secre-
tary Charles Gadd. OF the Board or
Education. the payroll for the first
Is days OF December was made out.
lfovtng picture plays "The Price OF
Thoughtlessnessv and "rhe Man He
Might Have Been will be shown I'm
connection with talks on safety"
"wednesday. Thursday and Friday
evenings, in the Employers hall. at
No. IS Bagley ave, under the aus |
pieces OF the committee on safety and |
sanitation of the Employers associa-
ton OF Detroit. The exhibitions to
!, be held twice on the evenings men |
toned. beginning at Z and at S:45
o'clock, will be free to employees in |
shops and factories.
Hrs. Clara n. Arthur, of this city. has |
resigned from the executive board OF |
the Michigan State Equal suffrage |
association after a connection with |
that organization OF over Is years |
Mrs. Jennie g. Law Hardy. OF Tecum-
sch, first vice president OF the as
ISOLATION. has resigned also Mrs |
Arthur states that she withdraws be- /
cause of deaire to save the presi- |
dent. Mrs. o. III. Clark. OF Kalama
presence on the board seemed to
create. Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. Hardy |
declare they VIII continue TO work |
earnestly in the suffrage Cause.
until the war forced him into mill
tsry service in defense OF his coun-
try, arrived in Detroit, Tuesday. with
his brother. Achiel Mime. No. 1S2 !
Orleans-st Pierres right leg is |,
crushed and he is otherwise physical |
" disc bled as the result OF his work |
with a Belgian engineering corps. |
When incapicitated FOR further mill |
tary duty, Pierre was taken To Eng |
land where he spent six weeks in |
the hospital camp In Yarmouth, I'M
til his brother arrived from Detroit |
to bring him to America. Somewhere /
among the Belgian refugees in Hol- \
land Is Pierre's wife
Letters just received from our district
passenger agents and some OF the I
local agents would indicate that tho |
public has misunderstood the appli-
cation OF the recent increase In In.
terstate passenger rates" said W. ID. /
Wolfenden, general passenger agent
of the Pere Marquette railroad. The
Impression seems to have gone /
abroad that all passenger rates have
been increased TO 21k cents per mile.
This lis not so. The new increased
rates apply only where a passenger
Is travelling from a point in one
state to point in another state.
Where the travel is wholly within
the state OF Michigan, passenger
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