The Detroit times., 1915-01-27

renee. of Chicago. Funeral services
will be held Tnursday mornlng IN
Geists chapel and interment viii be
In Elmwood.
TIE water hoard will Install a $1,000
CHLORINE plant st the punlping sta
ton. The present system OF blchlor-
ide OF lime treatment WILL be discon-
tinued. so many complaints having
been made against the chemical taste
OF the water. Chlorine, IL In said. II
used properly with the water, will
Commissioners Oakinan and Brady
will visit the department OF com
merce In Washington I'm an effort To
induce the department 10 make an
arbitrary ruling compelling the In
staiiation OF septic tanks ON lake
vessels.
Gserd II. Resan wa. arrested by the
feaeeal authorities Tue.day for fail
cure 20 hle sSss ,hs petition In
Bank or Trenton. Retain Is the boy
banker of Flat Rock, recently ac-
quilted. of a charge OF obtaining
last Friday OF a charge OF embez-
element In connection with the lat
Rock bank failure Retain denies
q 5ss, he b had bns Interest ss In .ss
by the marshal on a $1,000 bond. TO
appear before the bankruptcy ref
cree Jan. 80. 4
Reports read In the annual meetinx Of
the washi.ston- Detroit Theater Co..
Tuesday. showed that the companys
liabilities had been materially re-
duced during the year. John IT.
Kunsky's lease on the theater con-
tinues In force until Sept I: All the
Fred Z. Holmes, w. II. Beamer. Con-
rad III. Smith. ID. N. Davis, Harry
Young, A. Il. Whitbeck. John ID. Mac
Rsy ofes asp also Tsslssted
president, d. N. Davis. treasurer, A.
Il. whitbeck, secretary and assistant
treasurer. Fred Z. Holmes.
Planning for the 1915 cOnvention OF
the Brotherhood OF Railroad Train
men. which In TO be held In Detroit,
Park. Pingree and Wayne lodges OF
Detroit, and Belle Isle. OF Windsor.
have chosen the following members
10 constitute the convention execu-
tive committee: James Tracey. Park;
Robert M Branton. Park: w. Ii. Cole.
Belle Isle. and o. j. Newberry. Pin
gree. The 1915 convention In De-
troit Is expected to be the largest
hood has SO subordinate lodges In
theSUhited States and Canada with
membership OF $4,000.
That the federal reserve banking sys-
tenn will reduce the danger Of psnies
free from political Influences, was
b the thought left with members OF
the Detroit Association of Credit
Men by Dsold r rors ssn pr re- dent
cage. at the associations monthly
dinner in the Detroit Board OF Com
merce. building Tuesday night. He
expressed the belief that eventually
there will be but one central bank
with many branches. instead OF IL
distinct banks. as at present. lie
agreed with Andrew Carnegie that
until a few months ago we hal
the worst banking system In the
world"
OfAcers and directors OF the Detroit
Copper 4 Brass Rolling Mills, were
elected as follows In the annual
PRESIDENT and general manager;
Richard p Joy, vice president: Ar
thur II. Bull, vice president: John r.
Searles. assistant general manager;
Frank III. Hoffman. assistant general
manager; Andrew J. Peoples. secre-
tary md treasurer; Wallace =.
Bache. Resistant secretary and treas
urer; j. ,E. Workman. auditor: Alex
tendent: directors, Arthur H. Bull.
willis f. Bull, Charles b. Davis.
Frank j. Hecker. Lewis H. Jones.
Richard p. Joy. III. ID. Sheldon.
Divorce proceedings begun ny Mrs.
Tuesday afternoon when attorneys
for the plaintiff notified Judge Van
Zile that her husband, Martin y.
ODonohue. had dropped dead from
apoplexy a week ago last Monday.
O'Donohue died two days after he had
been called to the office OF Prose-
cutting Attorney Allan III. Frazer to
e esps Stand by his wife, when the
divorce hearing began. Mrs. O'Dono-
hue said her husband had married a
second wife. and that so far as she
divorce from her. o'Donohue told
the prosecutor he had been granted
divorce In Marion. Ohio.
The United states supreme court will
pass ON the ease OF LerSy nsSd.es;
operating In violation OF the statute.
and who Is now serving s0-day
sentence in the House Of Correction.
Of the year for the operation Of an
employment bureau at Jefferson-ave.
and Griswold-st., and refused to re-
new Il at the beginning OF the cal
was good for IL months. His con-
viction in Judge Connolly's court
was affirmed by the state supreme
court. but the latter has allowed z
on application of Attorney Proctor
X. Owens. The writ admits Brace
to 1900 bail. which will probably be
furnished today.
Mrs. Alice Kahn was granted . decree
Of divoree from Ferdinand }. Kuhn.
Jr.. by Judge Van Zile Tuesday af-
ternoon. Kuhn's father was q sa-
her husband became victim OF the
stuff his father sold His mother.
she testified. found II necessary To
obtain injunctions to keep him away
from his fathers saloon. on Mchi-
gan ave, and from her home. kuhn
In now a bookmaker and common
gambler. testified his wife. Divorces
were also granted In the following
cases: Lulu VS.. Gonzalus Shippey.
nom support; Eva VS.. Peter OConhor
desertion: Justin r. VS.. Mary Leach
desertion; George We. Maurice NJ
Brooks, desertion; Clara VS.. Theo-
dore Nieman. non-support