The Detroit times., 1914-04-04
] I'M DETROIT

. - fsy City ssxs wssS 6 rresssi
Jury tkcrc. sems OF the cases In.
vo}ve shipment Of game. Ind the
Js5.s ssssions. OF Grand rapid.
Nm fSy the cases on the Bay Ctty
loeket the May term .ef the federal
oouFt converting thereNMay 8,
1Aet ssetisa - the ssty cot Oras<
1eyyssevs, snH TIE western Slstsss'
Wsst, have each made application "a
Dr. A. q. Studer, Of the Y. ~. G. A..
for . branch building. Fairview
roo1qopts will hold q mass meeting
ana ~ Snsie.svss.. ss Sunday e svsnins. t Z
Push the fproject for = Y. n. c.. A.
br1ach in that district.
CAarsoo r.. Davis. Ter the last slx years
1mm1G1atieo 1nspeetoR at the Jeeeoh
CspPau ferry dock: died sS S s1X
Canton -svS.. following : few days
10 belroit from the census bureau in
Warrington. He was wsll-known
the govsrnmsnt service Mrs. Da.
v1Q survives. Funeral arrangements
VII be made later.
Porty.nlne tremhllng nevltiates walk
- 80 burning sends q aSa!en
te4yta, Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrlne,
sessics was held in the Masonic tenn
pie. About $500 mobiles were pres
emit. including 126 out-of-town WIS.,
itors. representing temples from var,
Canada. Following the initiation. q
vaudeville entertainment was given.
A banquet was served preceding the
evenings ceremonies and festivtties'
re Pre>estapt Orphan asyleH beara
8 d asf p. ssci s:kns anan.
DIAL assistance for the big institu.
tlon which nnds itself sorely IN neel
Of enlarged facilities and equipment
for the care OF its las little ones:
actual sxpensss OF the asylum Just
four months OF the year, and the
cost OF caring Tor the Children the
remaiuing eight months must De met
by voluntary contributions
peslssiae he = toe ~ e wsr: a -
divorce, ID well on. John j. Tu6ord
has asked alimony from the woman.
This - believed to be the nrst case
Iof IT. kind IN me history OF the :.
thS case the two were married fol-
loving q 'friendship that sprang up
when TuHord went to board at the
woman's place. She II alleged to
S S::ry snd %pasy witch
and the two separated. In her Pill
Tor divorce Mrs: Tufford admits be-
ing worth $4,000.
Ne men wsat 70 the Heuse Of Corr
Eest1o1 fer - Aays each. Frlaax.
SQUIRT. Both were charged With non
support. william Ehlfeldt was SEN
tsnced because he had broken Ms
promises to the court many umes
And altho1gh given :syefai oH a. .n
Robert Ryan admitted living with q
woman for ~ years and rearing six
cAildrsn without going through g
marrisge ceremony The judge L;no
over the situation he might come to
the conclusion that marrying was
the best thing to do, and the pris-
oner a6rssd with the court.
|nAge CaSpenteP has Been retained ~
the Detroit Tsachers' aseeesatson 20
passage OF bill sby the next legisla-
ture. limiting the age OF public
school teachefs to IS years. and pro.
vtding for retirsment on pension az
r snns af rsorerni.stiCn on basis that
will give one delegats for every 20
tsechsrs. and will allow the retiring
delegates e elect ofncsrs. who are
now chSssa BY the the incoming mi ..., asis.
And sxpenses OF teachers will also
csmpaIEn for better pay.
~ De4rost Seo1ales TuvnveReln gave
~ annual sxhlbltl0n. Friday evening.
In Turner hall. There were drills by
youngsters scarcely Of school age.
and dances by their sisters. Older
boys showed what they could do on
parallel bars and Tying rings. The
young women also took part, Then
{ho membsrs OF the first senibr Yo-
mans class ever to give An ok.
hibttion In the Turnverein showed
hcw they could ;s n nnd INV fw'n sen io
mon rave their drill and went
through dumb bell exhibition.
Judge Alfred ]. Murphy was the
speaker OF the evening. President
Herman Koeppner delivered the vel
coming addfess. I.Orenzen's orches-
ENTERTAINMENT. there was dance.
!. istesesti.s s.a i.str.et;vs tan, n. 2.
matte IRE. extinguishers was given
Friday fevening, In the Adcraft club
rooms, before the Detroit Engineer
ing society by Prof. w. III. Kenerson.
OF Brown university, Providence. n
/. 1.-THE basic idea upon which an
opod was TO attack the nre in its
incfpiency. by automatically drench,
Ing. the SLIGHT blase from which all
dr1s must start" said Prof kener-
oon. A slight discussion followed.
the members of the society being
parstcuisrly interested IN the subject ~ ;s.t
4 recently drafted city ordinance
providing for the. installation OF
oprinklor systems In buildings oc-
cupied by more than 50 persons
comes up in the common councii
meeting Tuesday evening.