The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-30

tnto yyntrol req o1nSers are
vies-Prssidsnt and X. N HampSrey
secretary and treasurer The com.
pany expects to be In Its new ,ioca.
s slon ,, Woodward and aratiet-sves.
The ss.a issse sf sI.eoo, zoe authors.~d
Ter the new public literary h not
sufficient TO meet the contract price
a oo t eoe structure; An additicnal
the library board that an smsndm.n N
amending the school board act &c
bonds Il the smsnSmsns oan ps
given Immediate effect, the rsfersn-
dunn that must be attached could be
submitted TO the voters In the April
Tor sss ecsrt q ss.estis reisticn.
during tts brief but buny existence
did not deter Miss FLORENCE Mar
garet knili from yentnring upon the
s sSSs'' wa. :'i q sas for tn.
marriage OF Mas Enili and Maurice
James Quinn. q civil engineer I'm the
employ OF the Trussed Concrete
olson hotel The wedding ceremony
Will be performed In Our Lady OF
Help church. Feb. g.
Out OF more than 200 applicants Tor
the position. Alexander O. Nixon. Of
ager OF the Detroit Athlete CLUB
and he assumed his duties Friday
Mr.. Nixon has been manager OF the
Algonquin club, OF Boston. for the
Of the New York Athletic club fer
six years. He In 80 years old. He
has, served some famous dinners In
Boston and great things are expect
s new % club house RpriI Mr. Gpf Nixon sSs
pronounces Il the finest he has ever
seen.
Frederick Grabowski Of No. 277
krupp-ave, . Iaborer employed -
by a D.. I. 4 Il. train at the Forrest
crossing late Friday night, and hi,
body. caught on a brake rod Of the
tra,p,, was dragged 1000 feet before
watchmen declared that they had
shouted warning to him. but h.
failed to. heed IT, and stepped across
the tracks sG Illus Just az switch snsin,
the crossing. Coroner Rothachei
had the body removed to the county
morgue.
The Michigan Sovereign consistoryi
out 18th the Week kin in the Mason Masonic temple
conferred the highest degrees an
upon a class Of 5s candidates. con.
Tss o. s wSrs hs ,d Name sv snnss
OF Jerusalem and elected the follow.
Ing officers; President, Thomas
WrIses Ass1n yiestprMss da: Will
Sherwood. Albert Emil Badger;
treasurer. Roy M. Hood: valedictor-
Ian, the Rev. Alexander Urquhart;
historian. Benjamin Jacobson.
letter Of Congressmsn Garter Glnss.
who practically demanded the De-
troiter's resignation from the direc-
torate OF the Chicago federal re-
%assln ssoa Friday Mss maze %h eue eono n
atory I'm tone. II does not indicate
that Mr., Joy has any intention OF
resigning. Mr.. JOY criticizes the
close following OF the group system
cuses the Chicago Tribune. in the ar
ticles to which he took exception, of
"exceeding the proper freedom of
Only IL eorporstiSns took .dvant:ss
time or filinE their tax returns from
q calendar year to a fiscal year. so
as to avoid the necessity Of making
two inventories. Friday was the
the internal revenue collector. Yes
terday was also the last-day when
persons from whom tax In excess Of
their liability has been collected
Those who neglected to take adj
vantage OF the privilege now have
recourse only to tedious legal pro-
cedure.
I. =. addrsss before che society Of
DR.. John e. Clark. county chemist.
advocated bringing the city's water
supply from Lake Huron through o
mammoth conduit ss the ,1re1 Ifn Wsy
filtration plant, he said. II would
not be q source OF worry to the tax
payers after its completion. He as
ssaisa shai typhod
germs, could not be blamed as the
lack Of home sanitation are the The
SPEAKERS We're DR.. Alpheus jennings
and Health officer Price.
Friends and religious organizations
were remembered With substsntiaii
Gums in the will OF Mrs. Sarah Wood
Brooks Lewis which was nied, FIJI FIJI
portion OF the estate. valued at $2S,-
900, goes to Henrietta Koepke, am
old friend The Church OF New
s;rs. O. ana fsccS sf
the fund for disabled ministers OF
the New Jerusalem church OF Mass
achusetts and their wives. George
m mllsy and Sro cashier Of the Michigan
Savings bank, and Alice. Aimera
isf sei $1,000 each.
Henry n. Joy will head . delegation OF
n members who. WILL represent The
az srp oommsrcs of the %nltsd states. in
Warrington, ,sxt wsss ~ M G,r JOY Is
of the national body, and leaves Sat
urday to attend a meeting or the
vention. The rest OF the Detroit
delegation will leave Tuesday In a
special car The G Ssnsr msmI nssb ars
James Insii., n. s. Alden. J: II; Hunt
or. John Trix. Henry M. Leland.
Henry c. Walters. Charles e. Been
sF ,s and , sysiss orxan dashe
TIE state board Of agriculture. I'm q
meeting In the Griswoid house, FRI
s ssy; 70 torn1 fSns Of JscoooS tsas ss.
laid in the. state treasury for two
for a the at at the SuS Mah
gan Agricultural college. The money
was paid in by the taxpayers when
the college tax rate was lncreeseo
from one tenth to one-sixth OF q
that the Increase was unconstitu-
4 tional. The board will now ASK the
legislature to again increase the tax
rate, this time from one-tenth 70
one-flfth Of 2 mill; The money asey sr WAS
purposes. but expenditures OF the
college for this purpose are limited
TO $4,000 under the law.
SHIP MAKES PORT AFTER
BATTLE WITH SEAS