The Detroit times., 1915-02-23
in DETROIT.

IN DElNOII
TAs nspublsea. ee.nastss % the
20 Rel f:iaSSa % liss si:s.: F:':eiss saloon. s'ss No
ee1 st. Antoine-st.
Dtate eenateF Leuis N. HalsenAegen
whe has hsen cennneA 60 kis hens
IN 0seass Points since the holiday.
en automobile accident. left. Monday.
for Lansing. He IL using crutches.
Wlm1an a. Parrish. RspuAlican cssei-
aate 1sr estinateR IN the nsv.
ssssa.s r srsins.. oSssSnl.asoDs oDs'in in
the pew district He e former
, osptionAiiy good record.
0.e hcn1rsl Ne. % Detroit. senPss-
osnpsisn TO o': sscar: eel 1000 sssssss new man -
bere for the x. ~. G. A. will gather
aeain tonight at 9 o'clock for din.
nsr and report a. to the progrsss OF
Il Win continue Tor 10 days.
ypnsral services win - AsaA weanes-
Any aesnings. at 10 e'eaesk, IN the
ne IN shs TEMP: s:oaS as5 iasss
ing IN the Masonic funeral services
hsId sunday for John n Champion.
!nS., Tns ssFsio:. III s for nr; LSsn win n,,S Dc
mandsry. Knights Templar: The
body VII be taken to ciarkston. for
1e,lsw,.s sever. .st.sk q p.s.-
d;:d konSss. n II: M sDsrs%.ns: sss n:ss':n n
wss the Detroit rspressntative OF the
S.,s,ds {Scd,sf,n nsn.i5g n Go Co He n We. born In IN
% New York city Ssfor. oonins 70
Detroit Hs II survived by his wife
city. XrrsnGemsnts for the funeral
VIII be made later.
TAs sxsltsasat 90 war VIII be Injected
1nte the gansa Of ksys et the r. ~.
meet tse $ As: Hs:1 fos when the
engagements In checkers. The
!nsnt and SO boys are now enrolled
stituting the tournament. There viii
be indoor tennis. shuttle board and
ohsss contests. with special distinc-
spf 81 NE so sh v!nnsr. .r. BoY .o saa"l
Ing now In the standard efficiency
test devised by the associations OF
the United States for boys with
special equipment
lfrs. Hlisaketh JeAassn. wife u Ser
wea.t JcAn W. ,. Jehnssn. ef vine.
pnsumohia. The dewlse OF Mrs.
1 *: poo. . 'Si Ssa sS X. q: ... f:%
mother died; dausnter passed
away last July. The wife OF the Of
husband, she e survived By q dsugh:
= ssrvioss wil be held. wednesday,
No. g. 1919 osiHs :Tsn w.s .s.
fntsrnsnt will be in Woodmere
cemetery.
U1svasa =. NieAolds. one OF the candi-
tstes fps the Twenty-nrst ward !sl-
tween his public and private busl-
I csmpaign like the other Fellows in
ss IL. Board os hsaHas Easimat.s . sna sas
his hand. fun Just now trying TO
make up his committees. There are
d pew members OF the board. Mr.,
% nos .os *. s,.Giso Mo9E of n: sssi
mAtes committees on the budget. but
n wests tC lpsks sure that the com
6sfvS thsar nnai reports.
Dex0 1s.bss. ~ ths TeIsAo .shaDter
ias, rsuesssnting IL banks In Toledo,
ssS ssS sssS SS.'on Were snG sn.:s. ss
$UrrongSs Addins Machine company.
40IlOW1u8 Sno luncneOn the Vl9ltor6,
al pf whom. are employees or officers
Vf Tolodo banks. were taken for an
4psp0ction tour OF the big plant.
3OaA1ug the delegation were Presi-
dent Nsihaps, Carl II. vischer. vice-
Sfssidsnt; John s.. strsichsr. score
larry, and Lester v. Martin, treasurer.
The institute n . branch OF the
American Bankers association, or
Gsn1sed FOR systematic instruction In
bAnkin0.
xHs nsnDsrs OF the eeu.sil eemnittes
Oa vayp and means Will study re-
. frigerating machinery before passing
on the contract for the new receiv-
fng hospital plant The board Of
poor commissioners has recommend
"a the purchase of q carbonic re-
frigerating machine from the Amer
lean Carbonic Machinery Co.. OF
Grand Rapids. Wis, the lowest bid
der. The bid OF the Huetteman-
Kramer Co., Detroit, for an ammonia
rsfrigerating, IL $500 higher than
that OF the Wisconsin concern. Sec
retary Harry Prenxlauer said the
poor commission was satished to en-
5 ter into n contract with the Wiscon-
"A sin company. The alderman, anxious
p to patronise home industry, held up
the recommendation for a week, and.
meanwhiis. will see II the. lover
maintenance cost won't make the
Detroit machine better bargain.