The Detroit times., 1914-04-07

1cnutv1es W4roeri IYoooStck 0cetD
ss"s 8 aissosic smpis .s ssSassiiSa
4 sseeA.' John H. H. E ssSssssi d nance
committee. ~
The feilewi1g apUlieasts ase sIiU1bla
Under c The dsps ~ men,
OF public workn,s having SUCCESSFULLY
George =. etoddafd. Harvey l.. W.T.
VI. Msi,lsm p S,sSs Hs csSsr,s. W
smith, Chariss W. Legg. Henry G.
Maher Frank G. Myers. Henry Wise
man. Claude N, stark. sSephsn VII
stsirs: Joseph II. harris and Henry
Assssssst Fire CAief Waisnn n. mar
riss whe ~ - yesss cd aaa he's beeu
member o. the local nre depart
ment since 1874, has sent 90 tbs
piscssio m tor s r sS%mc" % take e.
feet May l. During his 20 years ol
service Chief Harris never Received
black mark. and WAS on duty only
IKE wsss e ch ss ss q !.
20 get out Of the "harness" to make
room for = younger and more active
mas.
Fspsvsl sssvless Ter ssnuel W. Dys-
troll p g: :s s w:Ss .s q fn
afternoon in scoveI Memorial Pres
byter!an church. under the auspices
OF ktlwinning lodge. r. = A: ~. Mr.
oes IL is:ss and was wss p ans nHs
OF the GRAND Rivsr-ave. station until
obliged % Eiys Up sctivS work sew.
two sons Wesley and Neal Durham
cd the funefn1 services in q body.
Lessy n. 0abhs, hnsassss ssnagss sl
the Beard % Cemwesees wAs rsslgn.
90 sss vs's Is. scs Sssn s0 ciaS
Sioux sFa1ls. ~. u. The club has =
to the Board Of commsrce three
x Ss. osS s": s +: fSs se. SS
industrial commiasionsr. Before hi;
connection with tho board Of Com.
n,srce he was employed by the Crane
rrank :S for some time =: va. sS,
will leave for Sioux Falls next week.
week.
Alex ,. 0rsesbeel. chairman % tn
Republlean stste eentpal oe0mlttee
has written TO Che - county chair
nesting Of the committee In Detroit
together conference OF the party will
be discussed. lie has urged those
views. fos the sben:ft Of the commit.
tee. It IL not likely that tho con
ference VIII be held In Detroit
Grand Rapids. kalamazoo. LANSING
bid sor r.. os sS 70 a ne ra Is.
troit leaders are NOT disposed to al
low the cry TO 80 up that Detroit
wants TO control the party.
A recent sspresss esurt Ass1sass n the
case !. inter-, ted by a. sciissr
Frick. local Immigration inspector.
to mean that an alien - subject to
inspection every time he comes to
ns n United Is. s:: no %sssss S Saso1.
and also that an alien may be de-
ported to hta, native country. rather
than the land from which he came.
The decision win have an important
as tie question decided has been
brought up time and again in immi-
grafton cases. BY the decision. SAM
S.n LEVI; = R s.s .d no S case ,o,t h..
cd his right TO reside In the United
state: because OF half hour spent
seerstasy Fred W. smith. Of the civil
sssvsee ee.nlasic., has alee . Pc
work .of the commission from tho
to Dec, Is, 1914. The tsbuia lions
show that sa sxsrsEs g 90 y. q. name, q.
psyroiis 81 ~ vsrioSS city depart a
meEts. 81 competitive and one nom
competitive examinations have been
held and al applications Med and
port states that n due ,tims the
perfect ~1na~3n9rse Nss1prk until
All dspsrtmsnts' in the csty Are work
and with the letter and spirit OF the
law creating It. ~ ~ IT, "a
Mayes 11asx ss.AE as6k..s. sslssa
!. ne1bers - ~ 66usSel1 into Ms s1-
ss S ss sa. Joh 10 i:DRsr s: r:Sg
for . workIngmen's belt line. The
mayors action followed the receipt
from Commissioners Dodge OF . tele-
~l ais0g e SSsi,d sAs *. tni I'm. p Y !.
understood that the. aldermen are
strongly IN favor, Of the new line
and that the obtections OF residents
% net sSs si coSs: rS so
passing the necessary resolutions .
week from tonight. giving the b. u.
IL permiS1ion 70 occupy the streets.
psn u Gesnss e.. rsen a' RR Ss
mittee on public utilities after to-
nights council meeting.
Mra. nva Dlaner, q Ne. - Ceatral-
ase3 lutredsced the psliee % ! new
S:a .Ss "a: so aSns. az ss'1 USSs
AGED three and two years. respective.
~, and said that she was penniiess.
and was on her way from Orange
,din Sn to sMaXehis ssS h: :tst; . to
stranded here Tho two little chill
dren were asleep on the hard benches
in the depot when found by the po-
lice. who fxtended deep sympathy to
the auprubod pathetic little 9roup
Officers finally learned that the wo.
man had 80. and she then admitted
TO them that her mother, with whom
she VAS living. had su6gested that
children. ana some charitabis person
might' give her free transportation
to Warrington, 90 that she could
Join her husband. She and her chill