The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09
IN DETROIT
Fran. ", pur.aa got SO. good ..a . sl.ss

Frank w. Dursud xot good sad tired
getting Lis own Breakfasts. accord
ing 10 testimony he gave before
Judge cOdd. wednesday. and that
the court to grant a divorce. He
charged. also. that his wife fire.
auented too many public dances to
be congeniai companion to him
alone. Mrs. Durand Is eontestins
the suit,
houses TINT they will mail their
letksrs early In the day instead OF
ierHng them pile up In the ofnee
by Postmaster William J. Nagel.
and the present system of automo-
bile collection Will be continued.
stopped. though. II the business
houses fall to keep their promises
"The province of the pm, sicisn shsuld
be the general supervision Of q per-
sons health rather than the admin
University OF Michigan club at
their weekly luncheon in the Girls
void house' HIS topic , Vas T y.
declared. was the only cure for the
no"rishment work a change that
medicine could never effect.
''rhe young man'. preparation. 70. the
an address to be delivered by James
Couzens. formerly. OF the Ford Mo-
tor Co. before zoo members Of the
aaH nisS, H az Se neIoeh suS Supper in
the auditorium of tho Detroit Y. M.
C. A.. The occasion 10 the regular
monthly supper OF the CLUBS ano
prominent men who have been In.
vited to speak to the high schooi
boys In this club.
DR. RldoIph Tuesler. one Of the lead.
tnk :uysrer. es tSr Sriena ro onS viii
he the speaker at the dinner Of the
Church club Of the Episcopal dto-
eese OF Michigan. which VII De
tonight DR.. Tuesler has been as
sociated with the leading statesmen
OF Japan. and enjoys an intimacy
with the heads OF the Eoyernm.nt,
ers al the Laymen's Missionary
Movement convention held here's
few weeks ago.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
was held in the banquet hall OF
tho Cadillac hotel Tuesday evening.
- when the following officers were
s s.sn.eq Ernest roe t'S w. owen. Sun Lie Of
Canada: vice-president. Thatcher
W. Root, Mutua, BENEFIT second
vice-president, Wiliam = Ma''n'
METROPOLITAN; secretary. Howard II.
salot Germania Life treasurer.
Archie q. Richardson. Michigan
e Mutual: members OF executive com
OF New York, and J. O. Albright.
Union Central.
Thirty men. s~tipg ~ . coWsmission
2 for the Investigation Of bible study
text books and courses for older
boys and men in the Young Mems
rhytatfan association. meet In the
Y NJ. c. A. today for a general con
ference on the subject Members
Of the computation are are, r. ,ssus
and Canada. Wellington NJ Logan,
executive secretary. OF the Adams
ave. mems branch OF the Y NJ c. A.,
II. Johnson. OF Lansing. rclig'o Gus
work secretary for the state execu-
tive committee. represents the state
organization.
PupiI- In the technical mud trade de-
psrtments Of the Detroit ruhuc
some money and at the sane TIM"
add 20 their own practical knowI-
edge by testing the school supplies
and equipment purchased for their
usc ard by doing some Of the work
Seinas. Reinhoid. wsrncke and
p m 'e ,S.s y Ts. n'psstGr. ;y
whc- the committee on text books
ard course OF study held a meet
ing II was thnir opinion that
81 school printing and great quanti-
- ,'r~ 90 repair work should be done
n by pupils.
Aetirv under Instructions from the
secretary of commerce In WNshiuE-
ton. can't G.. " WNrtcott United
states supervising inspector OF the
Eighth district. is sending word 10
all the inspectora In his district TO
exhaust every EFFORT TO provide for
the safety ~ boats navigating on
the great lakes. because Of the late
ness ~ the season and the possibi!'-
ties OF severe weather. To esfah-
fish n uniform standard Of time In
the various offices in his depart
msnt, Capt. Westcott has issued
notices that on and after Dec. 10
Central standard time WIN be the
official time IN the steamboat IN
spectfon offices.