The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-09
IN DETROIT


Frank w. Duraad sot good aud tired
Iny ~ testimony he CAV. bsfor,
Judge COdd. Wednesday. and that
Is one OF the reasons he was asking
the court To grant divorce. He
charged. also. that his wife fire.
quented too many public dances To
be n congenial companion to him
alone. Mis-, Durand is contesting
the suit.
Assursnces from, local bu.ine..
houses TINT they viii mail their
letters early In the day instead or
letting them pile up I'm the ofhce
until evening. have been received
by Postmaster william j. Nagel.
and the present system of automo-
lille collection viii lac continued.
The half-hour collections VIII he
stopped. though. IL the business
~The province of the physician Shooid
he the general supervision of a per-
sons health rather than the admin
intration Of medicine" DIR. Victor
G Vaughn told III ,o members s,S OF 'n M
their weekly luncheon In the Girls
wold houFe. His topic was TIL
berculosis." Hygienic living. he
plague. and pure air and proper
nourlshment work change that
medicine could never effect.
"The young mans preparation for the
business world" will he the title Of
an address To be delivered by James
Couzens. formerly OF the Ford Mo-
tor Co. before 200 members of the
Affiliated High School clubs, Thurs
day night at ociock supper "
c. A. The occasion Is the regular
monthly supper OF the clubs ana
Mr.. Couzens IL one OF n NUMBER OF
prominent men who have been IN
vited to speak 10 the high school
boys In this club.
DR.. RGdoIph Tu~sier. one OF the ,esa.
Iuk surgeons OF the orient ana nenu
OF 81. Luke's hospital In TOXIC; VIII
he the speaker at the dinner OF the
Church club OF the Episcopal dio-
COS. OF Michigan, which VIII De
held in Palestine lodge club house
tonight Dr Tuesler has been as
ISOLATED with the leading statesmen
OF Japan. and enjoys an intimacy
with the heads OF the governmen,
that makes his remarks OF unusual
ers at the Laymen's Missionary
Movement convention held here
few weeks ago.
The regular monthly meeting az the
Detroit Und~rw rit~rs associate
was held In the banquet hall or
the Cadillac hotel Tuesday evening
when the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year rresi,,
dent. Ernest W. Owen. sun Lire OF
p w. Root. Mutual Benefit; second
yIce-president, William g. Martin.
Metropolitan: secretary. Howard II.
Salot Germania Life: treasurer,
Archie q. Richardson. Michigan
Mutual; members OF executive COM
mittee. Robert NJ Ryan Equitable
OF New York, and J. q. Albright.
Union Central
Thirty men. acting as n cow,mission
Tor the investigation of Btbi~ study
text books aud courses for older
boys and men In the Young Mems
Christian. association, meet IN the
ference on the subject Members
OF the comm ssion are religious
workers In Michigan. Ohio. Indiana
and Canada. Wellington NJ. Logan.
executive secretary. % the Adams
ave. mems branch OF the Y. NJ. {. a,
n the Detroit memb Der, and burton
II. Johnson. OF lansing, relg Gus
work secretary for the state eNecu-
tive committee. represents the state
organization.
Pupils In the technical and trade de-
partmeuts OF the Detroit public
schools ought 20 save the CITY
some money and at the. same time
add 10 their own practical knowl-
edge by testing the school supplies
and equipment purchased for thetr
contracted for outside Inspectors
Neinas. Reinhold. warncke and
Harms believe. The inspectors sN-
pressed their Views "Wednesday
when the committee on Textbooks
and course OF study held meet
ing II was their opinion that
school printing and great quaint
s. ties OF repair work should he dono
by pupils.
Acting under instructions from the
secretary Of commerce In Washing
ton Capt G. " WestCott, United
States supervising inspector OF the
Eighth district, Is sending word 10
all the inspectors In his district TO
exhaust every effort to provide for
the safety OF boats navi eating on
the great lakes. because OF the late
ness Of tho season and the possibili-
ties OF severe weather. To cEtab-
lish a uniform standard Of time In
mert. Cant westcott has issued
notices that on and after Dec. 10.
Central standard time viii he the
official time In the steamboat m
ofHcas