The Detroit times., 1914-03-13
IN DETROIT

~ nsfeas Dsus SaSeansa's assessa.
~ - - booenooo Oeetoug held
EAUreday evening. In the hall IN tbs
xro0erick Il. 0tearns Co. labora-
Sscsdsns s''Ss III aii u'' :ssrsssrS
&oees; executtve committee. X. J.
4ol0chA II. J. Janesse. s. q. Taft.
y. H. Hiner ana J. Burniac.
Iveloss Miles. - ysass ~. Ne. 81 ~.
Aobo9~ave4 wee asc1eentally shet n
the left shoulder when Z revolver
S,sssSa b sor sscrstsry Fish OF re es
door IN Peter Ksuier's saloon. No.
e1S 0ratiot-aye.. Thursday night.
The wound was not = serious one.
4iller was taken to 81. Mary's hos
Fhe Uetssit River Tusnei CO. hss 49,.
rosd S,;s:.1sI ~ sns sS,ss so ss oc
add!tiona! bonds. saost Of the pro-
ceed. will 20 to the NIchigsn Cen.
srAl tor money ADVANCED In complet-
ms the Detroit terminals. The new
eemp.ss 70 siss SO 100. ise owns ~ sS S
Detroit river tunnel. the new station
Ana other terminal property.
E1ones MeDenalA. ~ years Ella ahd
- nearly - yeaSa e0ueoyeo - .
nal! CARRIER, died. Thursday. In the
Nr Mcdonald was born in Detroit
he was one OF the oldest memberu
% the Masonic fraternity In the city.
nevtng joined the order In 1852, MT
4cOonald - survived by one dau9n-
srs J:nss 3. ana wiiiism +. Nc
M years ase - pes cent Of NE
Deontong bUs11eas 81 petroet went
out Of the city. while today not
more than ave. per cent leave. the
@ nam q IL: surscushs q xSd I; at
Machine Co.. told about 800 MEM
hers OF the Typothetae- franklin as
oociation. Thursday evening. foi-
lewing the annual banquet IN the
retention Of business in Detroit 10
lus TO the high standard which has
developed In recent years.
DeoseseeA Desple are befAsrln9 ever
(pesetaRy DyPes n. 0atehe1l,n tenUse
fcf office ~ secretary OF the board
Of commerce. President Warren de-
Sss beer raised from $500 10 Sssse. but
lntimatcd that the question WIN
come up Mt the first meeting Of the
new directorate. In April. There II
9 report, which President Warren
declines to discuss. that Mr. Qitchell
but. subject to the will OF the d.
rectorS. .....3 49,.
! new. ledge % Masens 70 ~. knetvn
- loa1c has been formed with heaa-
quGrteys IT No. .79e Lawton-ave. The
lodge has - charter members and
- applicants awaiting initiation.
tsr. Neil W. Murray; senior war
DEN, William A. Atkinson: Junior
warden. William II. Radford; senior
deacon, Hal r. Wilson. Junior dea-
con. Harold n. Cobb: stewards. w.
retary, Ralph Il. Tyler. treasurer.
Richard. H. Watson; tyler. John L.
Dunlop. e
IseAuy 0yys1ale feA Als ehllAsen ssul
$50 W1}hout stint, bat faileA When
g CAME to furnishing them food for
the body. Thursday he was brought
domestic relations on a charge OF
noh.support. He said he was q can
vasser By profegsion, but q soul
ekvor by. inclination. He attempted
was cut snort and ordered v 20 provide Ia
Tor hin children. with the alternative
81 having, chance 70 save the sim
nere Ia the workhouse. He sfurnished
> bond and agreed to Furnish food
- =. Maelkay. % N address hefere
~ Dstrolt Real Estate boord. = ~
March session In the EdelweiSs cafe.
Icrrens system OF land transfers:
is osr. sS. .y :ss ia Sc s sdResAs e
aNey entirely With the seryIces Of
sees system Minis e. furni A. sim:
~ method OF transfevriug eoau6.
6eec1e.s he said, ~but + doubt IL Il
i1ssi 81 ssmpiicity.s RE S: Sossd "a "a.
1itssd to sctive msmbssshiH "a
Frank A. Breault. John =. 0arlick
1hanks was given G. u Burton Tor
yrcsenting his; library TO the city.
|zlDsessisg great presence q usAaA
yhea Ne feunA hl1seif uneAle 70 ef-
at the foot Of Gecond-st., Thursday
sight, Patrolman John Foster fired
tour shots from his revolver, to at
tract aid, as he saw Joseph Fred, an
employs of the d. Z G. line. strug-
s = pile With one hand. and held
On 20 the coat collar Of the drown
ing man with the other. until en-
DIoyes OF the Wayne hotel, hearing
NE shots. came TO his assistanc0s
9nd Fred was dragged from the
1lanation for his presence In the
aver. He was given dry clothing.
md quickly recovered from his icy
- neetlng q seAssl sffsesrs Or
Wayne ecunty. q the :sDsryi.er's
Gay. Fred L. Keller, state superiu.
tendent OF public instruction.. ex-
stained the amendment adopted by
the last legislature. changing the
qualification: Of voters In school
Sscticns Ms "a, xd,I that - many any who who
red. and that only taxpayers and
DArents or guardians Of children Of
school age are eligible TO vote. As
0istAnt Corporation Counsel Akin.
0on says that TIL. limitation applies
0ndsr the general school act. De-
(tOit's schools come under . special
aot, and the voting restriction.
therefore, does not apply to cltissns
q Detroit.
~ weather and the new taF11 axe
onn0o6 ~ the Pere WerQuette se-
Su, lHr o. Sst ne road vSen 20
01l revenue carloads were handled.
compared to 4e.4ll in January, 1917.
The loss IL computed 1t 4.e73 cars
- Pere Marquette stations and b
9 car: =: throufh points. The De-.
Is the report. nisd In the federal
court, has caused Argentine corn TO
re sold In New York - cents cheap
@ than Il could be sold II shipped
&rom Chicago. This has cut on :
frcat deal Of corn shipments to the
SSst, usually heavy In January.
There has also been = falling on IN
{orest products. merchandise, coal
and miscsllaneous shlpments: There
Vore increased shipments Of p0tas
Tea automobilss, hay, salt and fur.
11eurA
~. sulnssses q tAe Dstrsst ngusssn q
At Win - eDea - The pob1oes eetufe
~ evening, to afford an additional
6onortunIty for seeing the sculpture
Sctlon Of modern art by the post.
Snprossionists and cubists. These