The Detroit times., 1915-01-14

print That system is In vogue I'm
nearly all big police departments.
except Ia Detroit. The photograph.
men at the rata, OF about 20 a day.
Eleven hundred men come under the
order.
stockholders OF the Lafayette Land
Goa owners of n haif-bloek La
fayette- blvd. between Wayne and
Cass-sts., accepted none OF the Of
fers that have been made for the
property In their annual meeting,
Wednesday. Directors were re-elect-
ed as follows: Fred Postal Horace
10. Dodge. H. IL. Rackham. David
Gray and John J. BaTlnm. ofhsers,
Postal; vice president. Horace t.
Dodge; secretary treasurer. John j.
Barlum; treasurer. III. III. Rackham
Detroit graduates of the stevens
school OF Technology. In Hobokeni
N. j., has appointed a committee OF
20 men divided into two teams and
captained by G. t. Myers and r. y
Lane, TO conduct subscription cam
palgn 10 contribute toward an en-
dowment fund OF Sl.360.000. The
Rockefeller and Carnegie founda-
lions have agreed TO contribute
$25O,O00 each toward the Technology
raised by the graduates and friends
OF the school Detroit graduates
have subscribed S1,1oO thus far.
DIR. Raymond Huston, pastor OF the
Will address 40 members OF the Pro
gress club. an employed boys or
ganization. In the regular monthly
meeting I'm the Elizabeth-st boys
Members OF the club are employed
I'm factories and business houses
throughout the city, and each has
pledged himself 10 perform at least
one definite piece OF service which
vii. be OF benefit TO some other boy
Reports Of their experiences during
the past month Will be made i'm this
meeting
In the annual meeting of the Detroit
Retail Hardware Dealers sssocia-
tion. in Is hall i'm the Penobscot
building. the following officers and
executive committee were elected.
President, Charles Raymo, first vice
president. William Cross second
vice president George Kidd secre-
Lemke; executive committee. JOS
eph Hoffman. James Draper. o. X.
Richard. j.. A. Alexander, NJ Dean,
II, n. Brewer j. w. Draper is mas
er-at-arms The twelfth annual
ball OF the association will be held
In knights OF Columbus hall. Jan. 2l
Reports read I'm the annual meeting
of the stockholders of Lee Cady.
wholesale grocers, showed that me
company had prospered during the
year ending Dec. 81. The directors
recently ordered stock dividend Of
so per cent and cash dividend OF
tributed The stock dividend in
creased the capital stock 10 sl,125.-
600 with oygScoa good surplus an, IN the the
Wess ofhcefs es no Sres
dent. Gilbert W. Lee; vice -presId ent,
David -. Cady secretary and treas
urer. George r; Treble; directors.
Gilbert w Lee. David -. Cady, S. J.
Campbell Fred J. Fox and Thomas
J. Marsden.
supt. of schools Charles r.. Chadsey
Will ask sbout s,5oo.oco for new
personal budget ne Will insert in
the annual estimates OF the school
board He would erect six new
schools, remodel the wilkins school
and add S275,000 to the 100000 APP
propriated last year for a South
western high school The text book
committee Is undecided whether To
submit an item OF 81 900 for the
teaching of animaEwelfare in the
public schools. IL decided, however,
not to ask for any money TO hire
orators for high school commence
ment exercises The speakers must
contribute their services or there
Will be no speakers
The Metropolitan club, composed of
employees of the postoffce, fire and
ened TO the first OF series OF lee
lures, Wednesday evening. in their
hall on Grand River-ave., when DIR.
Harold /. Morris, DR., Bion r. East
anu Iols thtSAtl ~ lJONy dNhItShCi
the members. Communications were
ordered sent 20 Gov. Ferris indors-
ing DR.. Charles Oakman as a MEM
ber OF the Board OF Health; to Post
master NaRel indorsing Robert J.
Gallagher for superintendent or the
Hamtramck postal Sub-station. and
to the Animal Welfare league, prom
ising cooperation in humane work
The club Is negotiating with John
Mccormack. the noted Irish tenor TO
give a concert in Detroit In heb
ruary. Il. F.. Taylor, OF the Edison
Illuminating Co. will speak on The
pulmotor," before the club Wednes-
day evening. Jan. 27.