The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
IN DETROIT

EniII siedeI. former MAJOR OF Milwau-
kee, will giNe an address In m""sT
temple next sunday afternoon Az
..S0 HIS topic Will be, Shail tnt
trusts rule the United states I lie
has long been a student Of the trust
problem.
Th. stock khoIders OF the Peoples state
bank have authorized the directors
10 work out a pension plan for the
900 employees OF the bank. and the
task viii be handled by committee
OF three The First and old Detroit
plan in operation for some tlme,
While the Dime savings bank has
an insurance system.
Judge Murphy granted "A decree OF
divorce 10 Mrs. Viola Chaddock,
"Wednesday after Mrs ChaddOck tvs-
tined that her husband wanted her
10 support his six children by a for
mer wife Her husband. John, she
said. left Detroit and then wrote
her letter, saytng she could fol-
low him II she would agree 10 look
after his children.
Charles ". Terry, of No. 622 siA-
teenth-st., aud abont 100 neiEhbors.
are determined 70 prevent the es-
blishment or saloon into their
neighborhood Fred preher, saloon
keeper at Humboldt and Magnolia
sts has planned TO move 10 SIX
teenth and Myrtle-sts On petition
Codd, Wednesday, ordered Drsner 20
appear In court, Saturday. TO show
cause why ne should not be enJoined
from making the transfer.
Mrs. Anna Lasko~ssi. who sued the
Peoples lee 60. for 10000 for In
team owned by the company st.uck
her, was granted 1880 oy ury
II the eiTSui! court. before MS ISdss Sass
Dyer who was also injured IN the
accident. won verdict Tor so'VVV
against the ice company about slN
weeks saBo
Boiler Inspector John &. MeCabe, Ina a
communication TO the civil service
commission. suggests that city en-
ployes under civil service, submit
10 an examination every nve years.
BY making city em2aioyes nfhSts his
showing while on the Job, McCaoe
contends. efficiency VIII be increased
in the various departments Inc
commission Will give Inspector Me-
Cabe's suggestion careful study
Dr. Raymond Huston. pastor OF the
TrumbulI-ave. Presbyterian church
will address 40 members sof the FRO
gress club. an employed boys OF
ssni1atlop n se the EltaSeth raar 81 o boys
branch OF the Y Nj A, tonlsnt;
Members OF the club are employer
in factories and business houses
pledged himself to perform at Ieast
one definite piece OF service whieh
wiz be OF benefit 10 some other boy,
Reports OF their experiences durihs
the past month VIII be made In this
meeting
Boys Of the y. VI. G. A. nre planning
10 make Jan. - home visitation
day The stunt" VIII be feature
OF campaign 70 aeqnaint ali tns
the work, being done BY the 9oys
branch OF the y. III G. A., Where
there are activities Of every descrip-
boys taste The organization OF
series OF boys clubs Ia the gram
mar schools OF the city has Just
begun
In the annual meeting of the Detroit
Retail Hardware Dealers associn-
building. the following officers AMI
executive COMMITTEES were elected
President, Charles Raymo hrst wee
president William Cross. second
vice-presldeut. George Kidd; secre-
tary, o. T. Darling treasurer a.
Lemke. executive committee JOS
Richard. J. A. Alexander NJ. Dean,
r. r. Brewer j.. w Draper Is mas
ter-at- arms The twelfth annual
ball OF the association viii Ds helI
in knights OF Columbus hall. Jan. Il.
Report. read In the annual meeting
wholesale gTocers, showed that the
company had prospered during the
wear ending Dec 81. The directors
recently ordered a stork dividend OF
so per cent and cash dividend or
10 per cent Both have been dis
trtbuted The stock dividend In
crea sed the capital stock TO sll2s-
600 with a good surplus In the
treasury Officers and directors
were reelected as follows: .Iesi-
dent Gilbert w. Lee: vice. president.
David =. Cady: secretary and treas
urer, George r Treble; directors.
GILBERT w Lee, David D. CadN, ;, j.
Campbell. Fred j. Fox and Thomas
J. Marsden.
Next Monday morning the ID. L. u. Will
begin the work OF grinding the rail
Joints on the car line up Hastings
st As result IL viii be necessary
for a week 10 reroute the up Hast
ings cars. sending them by way or
Brush 10 Farnsworth, and then
to Hastings between the hours or
1925 a. m and 4.45 a m The cars
effected will be the a. m. 2:to a.
m. 3:20 a IN and a m, which.
Instead OF going east on State-st.,
will go east by way OF Michigan and
Gratiot 10 Brushst