The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-13
IN DETROIT

| IN DETROIT /
william NeuSchRfer. 30 years old. was
probably Ia .,iiS hurt, "Wednesday
nikht when lci fell down the cellar
stairs Ia william kedau's saloon. No.
,s4S SNtcenth-st Ills Skull ~as
fractured, and he was taken 20 Grace
hospital lie resides al No. 32t SiN-
feminist
Charles "a. Han. travelling salesman,
arrested la s0uth bend. Ind.. en- ~
warrant sworn out hy James NJ.
Dayton. OF the Hotel Cadillac. ch9rg-
ins him wiz Passins forged r9et,k
Tor $50 or the bufel. wac brought
back 10 Detroit ~ Detective Parker,
Thursday night
The hrst OF the round table discussions
following board at Commerce icr-
lures on Falssmanship was hold
Thursday noon. The address given
by George Lands Wilson. OF Chicago
on Feb. A. WAS discussed. Members
OF the class in sal"smanship win
hear n lecture every other Wednos
day evening and ON the following
Wednesday they VIII discuss the Ice
turo AZ luncheon.
Harry ". OLIVER. - years old. assistant
mnnnger OF the Michigan Vaudeville
EXCHANGE, and Elizabeth Williams
lb-y"ar- old daughter OF John w a.
Hams, OF No. "62 Third-ave., who
we're arrested in Owosso Wodnos-
day. inlmediatcly after their mar
rtage there were brought back 20
Detroit Thursday. oliver D. charged
With contributing to The dCinQuency
OF minor and his bride il detained
a witness.
A campnlgn 90 e-fnbiish. under stale
auspices. reformat0ric~ for della
ouent boys aud girls, 10 take tho
place or private charitable lustltu-
uons. which now take chirbe or
some OF these children was
launched ia a. meeting In the a.
mory Thursday evening, called by
the Guardians OF Liberty, Court No.
!. Or. Schocnfeldt. pastor OF Luth-
eran Evangelical church In New
York, discussed The relation or
church and state
Five hundred saloon applications have
already been received ~ the c;'H
clerk There are now about hin'
saloons in operation IN the Guy, ="
that more than onc-thtrd OF the ~
loon men have ued for rene Wdls
fully month before the liquor COM
rlittce viii bcgiu ~ hearings Tire
law requires the council To give
nrefercnce 10 those who nle appl,ca-
lions before April 10, twenty seven
saloonkcepOrs have died during the
year, aud under the law their ~
censes have been voluntarily sur
rendered
OFFICERS OF the North End Republican
club were elected. Ina the annual
meeting. Thursday eVeninSt iu NteS-
linG's hall, as follows President
Thomas t.. Fraser vice presttcur1
Arthur T.. Wood secretary Hush
Mcclure. treasurer John Rhodes
sergeant arms, James Mil'F'
chairman 81 the executive committee
. Arthur :. Layton The annual ban.
auet viii be held late ia March and
the annual excursion to Tashmo0
park VIII be given July O..
George McCutcheon, 23 years old and
homeless. who Eairsd the titi- Of
"oC iciol snow shorntlrr for the police
courts last winter. by twice clear.
ing the snow from the municipal
building sidewalks, ia exchange Tor
his liberty after boing arrested ~
drunk WAS found. ThHrSd4N after
noon at Cass and Fort SITS, stupehed
with the bitter cold. ana with both
hands and his LETT foot iroHtn. ne
was placed N pQiiee auto anI
taken 20 81 Mary hospital, WNored
his condition is serious
Deputy Controller William =. Dsver
declares that tbe Immediate adoption
OF on Amendments 40 the present tilF
charter raisipe the rate ot intcres'
or city bonds, Is absolutely ueces-
saIy The city IT, unable 10 dispose
81 enough four per cent bonds Co
huitd schools. sew ers and nttTCr per
manent improvements which ar
badls needed OF the present tufe'
The water board Ia without FUNDS
20 continue work started last TAU
because no market can he found or
tho board S four per cent bonds. the
board viii open bids on S00.Ono worth
| OF bonds next week. III the bids are
| not acceptable the board VIII have
| e borrow the money at per cent,
putting mp the bonds as collateral
Detroit iod9e, NJ. 100, Loyal Order az
| Moose. has voted to purchase prop
| erty on woodward between Err
skinc and Natson-sts. " tn front
age OF 1873 feet rs site for a Moose
temple. Tho consideration named ~
| si2S00O. u IS plannsl 10 build
temple costing about Si0e 600 sec
rotary Charles ~ Buell. Dictator H.
X Johnson and the trustees COM
prise the comwittee In charge OF the
matter Tie loasc of the First II
fantry armory. on COngress-st,
which Us now occupied by thc Moose
as their temple he's two and one
| half years 20 run. and IL IS not likely
that the proposed tcwplc wlll 10
| finished before its cNpliation. The
lodge has reserve fund OF $50 00o.
Its membership OF 600 VIII soon be
doubled IL is said. ana little dit
Guilty Is anticlpnioF m raising funds
for the new building