The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-03
IN DETROIT

|troit lodge OF Eiks will hold the an
nuaI memorial service for departed
members, Sunday afternoon, Dec. o.
n the Detroit opera house. An im-
acred music Will be given.
her Inspector John &. McCabe faces
Hrs .rog 1ssep% The F rs.S 'i sa
assistant. Some time ago McCaDe
'fred" oliver j. Dunkelberg, who
was ordered reinstated after "A court
battle. To make room for Dunkel-
berg. McCabe let out Freidrlcks, and
he latter threatens suit.
edeFick q. Gilbert. secretary OF the
rtinken-Detroit Axle Co., will he
.iven "A place on the newly created
recreation commission by Mayor Marx.
Mr. Gilbert is active in civic i'm
provement work on the west side
and is Endorsed for the commission
brship by several associations. lie
ives at No, SO Hancock-aVe- west,
Inmates TINT $4,000 additional IL
requireA= tor conduct Detroits night
schools for the full term OF 100
nights as was originally planned.
There is but Sl6,5l9 left In the night
school fund and unless an ADDITION
is made 10 the appropriation the
hight school term will have TO be
limited TO 80 sessions.
kty thousand packages of Californian
ngs were seized I'm Detroit stores by
Federal food and drug inspectors
NJ ednesday afternoon. Or. william
Jenkins and Inspector Hugh Hen
messy conducted the raid. The hgs
will be destroyed and the shippers
may he prosecuted. Many OF the
packages seized contained decom-
posed figs.
stons Collector John u. Whelan has
l.s.. m m ~
Ion 10 dispose OF yenison seized re.
eently when a party OF six liighland
Park hunters attempted TO smuBele
[ across the border. The collector
will turn the game over TO Charles
Daniels, deputy state game warden.
Tor distribution among the city y
charitable institutions.
-ank ID. Taylor member of the Ei-
HOT -Tay lor- wooIfenden Co, nnd
Nice president OF the Y; NJ G. A.
tory OF the Detroit y. NJ. 9, a.; COW
|ering the last So years. Mr.. Taylor
has been an officer OF tile local as
bociation since its founding and pre-
Sided over the first Y. NJ. G. a. state
gathering held In Michigan. In Mar
shall, I'm December. 1868.
Inn Haruk, OF shiawasee county,
nlighted from "a train at the Grand
Trunk depot. Wednesday afternoon
and was promptly met by two
pocket book. John handed II right
lover There was $50 In IL. The
strangers counted the money and
handed back the purse. John opened
II. The strangers had LETT MIN VI
for carfare.
IN heirs of the estate Of Mrs. Annie
Warning are attempting To break
her viii in the circuit court before
Judge Gage, OF Saginaw. who is as
sisting the Wayne county judges.
Ia "a % n
Mrs. Warning. testified, Wednesday.
that she believed too much money Is
Expended for monument. Judge
Gage called the litigants into his
office I'm the hope OF effecting set
Element. but failed
.aws should be passed with nm aim
20 elevate citizenship senator
Charles T.. Townsend told the Uni
versity OF Michigan club, Wednesday.
In an after luncheon address in the
good citizen he is a very good law
unto himself l believe the country
would be better on IL we spent about
one third the time we do in Wash
ington. There are certain things
upon which legislation can have no
effect"
AK &. Koch. city treasurer, rendered
the members OF his staff fish and
duck dinner in the Hohnhorst hotel
|Anchorville Wednesday evening. A
| TO Anchoryille and return. Deputy
Jake" Baumann and Ed Marschner
were on the entertainment commit
tee. Treasurer Koch congratulated
his men on the fine record they are
making In the office. There was a
debate on why Is n city job so
soft" and the imperial quartet sang.
"oh. how we love civil service
|Dotprints found on the window sill Of
w. J. O'Hare's residence, No. 1850
HOlCOmD-
approved detective fashion, OF VII
liam Laurence, II years old, OF No.
1636 Crane-ave., and Harry Luth, 16.
of No. 149l Holcomb-av Detectives
Repp and Cotter. assigned to inYs$-
tigate the burglary that nette412OO
pennies and 81 in bills, accuSSd the
Luth boy. who denied thENcharge.
Then the detectives fitted his shoes
he confessed. the police say, and i'm
plicated Laurence.
ishOp Foley has issued q proclama-
tion threatening any Catholics who
affiliate themselves with the Polish
church OF ST Michael the Archangel.
which has recently been started on
the west side of the city. with ex-
communication. The new organiza-
ton broke away from the Roman
Catholic church after an alteration
with the officials OF the diocese, and
affiliated with the Polish National
Catholic church. which has head
quarters in Scranton. Pa, a $4,000
church IL being erected at Chopin
and Pharmacists.
.odney II. Brandon, resident governor
Of Mooseheart. the educational CEN
ter near Aurora, Ill. conducted by
the Loyal order OF Moose. addressed
n large audience Wednesday night
I'm Moose Temple. Vocational educa-
ton, such as Is offered the children
OF Mooseheart, said Mr.. Brandon, Is
the foundation OF nations inde-
pendence. Germany. with her SPLEEN
did system OF vocational training,
he pointed out. need not depend up
on the raw materials or manufac-
tured products OF other nations. be-
cause her men are so well-trained
in all branches OF craftsmanship.
Gorge Fitch. the weII-known humor-
fst, scored the "American for America
only" type OF United States resident,
in n speech at the annual banquet OF
Detroit commandery. No. l. Knights
Templar. Wednesday evening, in the
Fellowcraft club. Mr.. Fitch's talk was
TYPICAL OF the Fitch humor. Ed
mund Vance Cook OF Chicago, equal
" well known as n humorist, and J.
u. Higginbotham, OF Detroit, former
~ contributor OF n column OF humor
10 a Chicago daily paper. were other
speakers. Motion pictures OF the De-
troit commandery on parade In the
Knights Templar conclave in Dem
yer. 1918. were shown during the