The Detroit times., 1914-11-23
IN DETROIT

sAs Hsdse. Motor Car Co. win in-
trird story TO the main building and
three OF the largest wings. The
work Will be completed and the
building ready for occupancy Mar. j.
Or. Erederiek w. Taylor. known %
"the father OF scientific manage
ment" VIII speak Tuesday evening
Commerce on Rating and paying
workers"4 Foremen and department
beads Of most OF Detroit's great in
dustrial constitutions have been invit-
SeAn Kessier. former aIderns. from
the Thirteenth ward. h dead In his
years Of age. His widow, three
daughters and one son survive him.
The funeral services will be held in
y. klizabeth's church, canneld and
e:so O'Clock Jnterment will be in
MI Elliott cemetery.
\ federal employmeat bureau VIII be
the immigration office. The main
purpose OF the bureau will be TO
furnish employment In the state for
!. tdorsisr tons iab1rers and in the city for
tivity means q blow TO private en-
pioyment agencies. The government
VIII establish chain Of 35 employ
ststs. pssrois inrSlinSs' %ii Be sns suS.noss Snsss
headouartsrs working under the al
rsctions Of the Chicago Office.
,. y. Hsrtaett. No. IsI DeIawsrs-sve.,
scueves that London's latest German
spy 10 Horst Won Der Glotz. who
curing the Mexican trouble faced
is sims thranS hhr,mS squads but escaped each
Canadian friend, According to Hart
nett. Won Der Glotz was an agent OF
vviis; When he was arrested by
consul repudisted 'ay n,m the GssTnn
that he had been expelled from the
German army. Hartnett says he
knew Won Der Gortz in Mexico
newasd Burie. IB years OLD. Of No. bsS
Eigeteenth-st. was Instantly killed
sunday afternoon near Romeo. Mich.
discharged. With Charles Thompson.
ing ducks at cusic lake. The tw.
his gun behind him. The trigger be-
came caught In bit Of stubble and
the gun was discharged. The full
!, charge. OF the weapon struck the
burle boy In the throat and chest
Two hundred members Of the Twenty-
M 9. a viii dine dine 90 tonisst fs ssfi,s is shs
auditorium OF the association build
ing before hearing an address deliv-
cred by L. Wilbur Messer. general
who has made q study of conditions
In the Orient and Europe. and who
prings powerful message relative
70 Y. NJ. G. A. work In foreign fields.
the Y. M. c. A. In Constantinopie.
also will be n speaker and will de-
scribe the work being carried on
n here Roms Sy himself ia ana IL sssociSfs. D. !
the Turkish empire. The club sup
ports this work with an annual con-
tribution OF $4,000.
Robert Elmer, arrested In his home
charge Of aSandoninE 5 :ssn his minor on chii. she
dren In Portland, Ore, promised to
return to Portland and appear In
court IL he were allowed to 60 by
troit police declined to accept the
proposition and Elmer then an
nounced that he would nght extra
dition. Capt Edwin r. Brown. OF
the Portland police department, then
oame TO Detroit. and he has accepted
Elmer's odd proposal. He says he
knows Elmer will keep mis- word.
Par,ssna Pmes p taa;w member nd Of n.,p prominent
unhappy home life drove him away.
= He declares that he sent money for
the care OF the children.
Detroit nre insurance agents are cir
eulatinx petitions ProtestinG against
attempting to collect from persons
assured the one-half of one per cent
tax imposed under the federal emer-
gency revenue law. Insurance Com
missioner Winship has made n rui-
ing to the effect that the companies
cannot collect the tax. either from
persons assured or from their agents.
as they did when tho tax was I'm OPP
GRAFTON in 1898. This ruling In based
on a law passed several years ago
prohibiting insurance companies
from collecting from the assured any
fee or charge in addition TO the pre-
mium Another law prohibiting re-
bates on nre insurance policies is
said 90 absolve agents from paying
FOR war tax stamps