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The Detroit times., 1915-05-05
N ORDINANCE 90 amend seettof
2. Chapter Isl. Of the Compiled Or
dinanrr. for the city of Detroit TOT
an. yr.r 1917. as amended

the var 1914. NJ amended
rHIT Il PEd HEkEe 81 9 4as crr2 ~ ~
ssction That Section . OF
? chapter ISL OF tho Compiled Or
? dinanoes FOR the city OF pstrot
Tor tho year 1919. as amended. De
and the same u hereby amended
8 20 read az follows
sec q No saloon where
spirltuous. intoxicating or malt
Z sBsnii hsreaf,er be e.tabiishsd
and maintained within the terri
tory within tho limits OF the city
Z OF Detroit, described as AL that
: portl6n OF the city bounded on
the north by the northerly lina
10 ~ the second ward. on the east
II ~ the sastsriy line OF the Sec
~ ond Ward. on the south by the
% southeriy city fAmlts. and on the
~ west By the westerly line OF the
IS second ward (the dividing line
rs between tho second and Fourth
n Wardej. excepting 80 much OF
rs said herein restricted portion as
10 IL bounded az follows. Com
10 menclns az a point at the inter.
n section 81 the centsr lines OF
20 woodward and Charlotte ave-
70 Venues thence westerly along
"a the center line OF Charlotte ave.
Is westerly from the westerly line
~ OF Woodward avenue, thence
~ northerly on n line parallel with
% tho westerly line OF Woodward
40 avenue TO the center line ~
III public alley north OF and parallel
~ 10 Charlotte avenue. thence east.
2G criy along the center line OF said
"a public alley 20 the center OF q
70 public alley FIRST west OF and
III parallel 10 woodward avenue.
~ thence southerly along the cen
IS ter line 81 said public alley 10 a
~ point 100 feet distant northerly
30 from the noftherly lfne ~ Char
81 1otte avenue, thence easterly on
81 line parallel with the north
~ line OF Charlotte avenue 10 the
Is thence poutheriy along the center
"a line of woodward avenue TO the
81 place Of beginning. also except
as Ing lots ~. 20. ~ %. % and 2.
- - block 10. Governor and
~ froit being known az the Stntier
81 Hotel site. also excepting all that
81 part ~ lot 4, Military Reserve
20 sub'd BY Corporation, south aide
Sc 81 Congress street. known as ~
% Griswold street also ..sscepting
IS Western Addition 20 the City Of
fe pefroltN between Chicago and
80 Grand River Roads. by Lewis
81 CasH. 1851. known ne 1872 Michl.
s2 gan. avenue. also excepting all
- ernor and Judges Plan known as
Gs isI-fs3 Griswold street. also ex-
as cepting al that part Of lot 20.
81 block IS Cass Western Addition
~ 20 the city OF Detroit. between
% the Chicago and Grand River
II known ne ii5 Michigan avenue.
~ Also excepting the following
"a described parcel Of land. the
~ south half Of lot IS and west 10
The Detroit times., 1915-05-05
80 pertfuliy Submitted
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JACOB GTTHNPD,

Adopted a. fotlows
Yeas--Att Aisle, Bell. burton
cranSeaw dill. Ellie, Field, Fret
valid. Gilman. Dnthard. Hindl"t iaksh
Erafirg kocher Krimmel krphk.
KunE. I,arnakr t,oAgs. Nhwc. owen.
HIctrrt. Robinson poll0. Eutter sche-
tnanrkg. Schultz. StefAnowski, Thnmp-
cor. Vernon. WarteN. WsnHsL ~
Wilson, W J Wilson. Wing. Zlnk.
Zoriier and the Prestdont--ts
NaVH- None.
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section : Of Article IS. and section
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rnsitlrd IA ordinances drnntnE thr
dutie, snd powers OF the Depart
meat al BuitdiHzs aud tho r~tsh-
tlShiaE ef hutlding code for the
JIt, OF Detroit"
iT Is HEEgEN ORDAINED hl
The pt,9PL.E OF THE CITY bt
DETROIT
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Stction S ~ Article So. and So
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The Detroit times., 1915-05-05

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The Detroit times., 1915-05-05
Liquor Regulation.

r. the Honorable the Common ''nuns'i
r;.r,ie.ueu- Your COMMITTEES on IL.
ruOr EesuiAltcn % whom was referred
~, b. M ~ leo ROmspski beg n 70.
bort that they recommend the spproNal
- alffTN.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-05
Resolution, ard Ordinances.

By Aid Owen
Resolved That permnslou be granted
10 ifrury J Meter, SCI Brush street a
IN ~ ain tcmforRry guard rail for the
nrcstectiOn Of his lawn extending along
;ht Brush md Brady Street fronts ~
hts y-aperty. the same 10 70 removed
,rb, never ordered ~ the Common
council and not 20 exceed under tue
auh are-fslf feet in height or over
three feet
Referred 10 Com rnit,ee on Streets
AId Vernon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04
TRANSFER Or 0FflC ERs
IS or INTER- i HERE

Orders Mfll be issued from the var
department within & Nv days an
nouncing the transfer o. sbouk 80 Of.
ficers whose change Of station between
this country and the Philippines Is
rendered necessary by the movements
OF the 9TH and 9th faelinenfs Of cav
airy. This list or Offcefs also In
cIudes those Of field artillery, some 80
In number, who are destined for for
eign service, 10 secofdance with the
new legislation which prescribes two
years as the tour. Of duty ii the Philip
pines. The 9th cavalry Is due 70 sail
from San francisco on January ) to
relieve the It'll cavalry which sails
from Manila for the United States on
November rs: After these movements
have been arranged Tor and an
nounced, the adintant generals Office
will revise the f0reign-sefvice roster
OF army officers. That roster has been
badly tlIsarranged by The legislation
placing limit upon the tour 81 duty
In the Philippines. Hawaii and the
Canal Zone. II win require consider
able work to TeadjHst che list, which
win be made the basis 0t future orders
assigning officers 70 stations beyond
sea. Army and Navy Register
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NAVYLEAGUEOFFERS BACkINGIO
Observation-Disclosures

and the mutterings and threats OF
log.rollers and appropriation-seekers,
he has held firm to the program
which he knowS is essential to his
country's safety. !
THE president needs the aid and
support of every good citizen to over.
come the opposition in Congress of a
group uniting among its members iii.
advised peace advocates, political ri
walls and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who
feel that their particular bits of pork:
would be endangered by the passage
of appropriations for national defense.
These forces are at present laying
lines and preparing for a. campaign
to the death against national defense.
Under the circumstances We feel that
the Navy League can pursue no other
course than to indorse the presi-
dents policies of national defense to
the fullest and throw the full weight
of its influence in the scales in his
behalf, calling upon all patriotic
American citizens regardless of per.
sonal or political affiliations to rally
to his support. We feel further that
"S Ou5Ht ~ piaCS tHS enIiIe o5dnf
cation and E'achinery of the League
at his disposal and extend to him our
heartiest support and cooperation in
his campaign of arousing public SEN
timent for the passage of his nation
al defense measures, the most inn
portant measures, we believe, which
have come before an American, legis
latiVe assembly in more than a gen.
Grafton. - '@,-.-. ... s.. .-,.-..
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BUSY WINTER Pc AIMED
FOR NATI0NAL GUARD

/ Fall and winter will see the Nation.
al Guard of Hawaii accomplishing q
great deal OF work, IL plans made by
Adjutant. general Samuel Johnson
work out satisfactorily. Among other
things, pistol practise is contemplated,
and field firing.
Drills are to be varied and further
schedules sent to commanders, 50 that
variety may be obtained so far as
possible, -. - .. sas..ssE
Patrol handling and map work are
to be taught the guards non-commis.
stoned officers, by means of sand
tables With the aid OF silhouettes
painted en- board, instruction in FIRE
control is to be given, on the armoryY
floor. More overnight camps and Sat
urday afternoon field drills are plan
ned as we'll ~ ~
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Iort Nd|1erNlotes

81
Especial Star Bullet in Correspondence
FORT sSH AT ERa Sent. .6.:=--1he fol;
lowing members of the telephone and
telegraph platoon Company M, Sig:
nal Corps, Fort Shafter, will proceed
to Fort Ruger for 5dpty, in. connection
with IRE control alterations at that
posts First Glass Prfyates, Alvin II
Hubbard and George w. Morris.
r. II - IL
The F. Company social clIb gave
their monthly dance in the amuse-
ment room Of p Company barracks
Thursday evening An unusually large
number from HoHeIltll Y9s present
for the evening S enjoyment. ,Dan9jng
continued until midnight and delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening" Music. was furnished by the
End Infantry. band. The F Comnanv
social club is very popular en':ste''
mems club. Each month they give 6
smoker and a dance
. - .s.4s. - - =.
The following named enlisted men
Of the End Infantry now sick in the
Department Hospital, Fort Shafter
will be sent by the first transport IT,
San. Francisco. and nnon arrival VIII
report to the commanding officer, Let
terman General Hospital. the Pres die
Of San Francisco, for further treat
ment; Pvt. John w. Potts, .Comnany
C, IN. G. c., End Infantry: Henry
Skladzien. Company E, 2nd Infantry
Charles H. letter. Company E, End
Infantry.
y ~
The following promotions Lave been
made in the End Infantry: In Com.
pany B. Lance Corp1. George J. Tay~
Tor, to be corporal, vice Lyon. trans
ferred; in Company F. Pvt. William
Weaver. to be corporal. vice Morris
relieved. 4
The troops atlthe fort were paid to.
day by the new auartermaster. Capt
Charles W, Van Way. Payment was
made in the post exchange building
and commenced at 9 a. m. About
$4,000 was required for the payment.
- -
Pvt. Corbett Johnson, Company H,
list Infantry, Schofeld Barracks, has
been transferred to COMPANY K, 2nd
Infantry. He will proceed to Fort
Shafter and report for duty.
-
A new post regulation for the fort
has just been issued to all officers and
organizations. The new regulations
have many changes from the old enc.
y
Pvt. tCorbett johnson, Company H,
lst Infantry Schofieid Barracks. has
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'SEEDINGUNIRAINED men TOWAR
DEATHBY GOVERNMENTAL ORDER

minimum degree Of preparation, and
our history is full Of It's unhappy les.
sons" He says there should be nc
doubt Of the choice, from the business
point of view, between no preparation
or the minimum preparation and rea.
sonable preparation.
He says less militaristiG nation
than this country has scarcely. e
ever, existed on the face Of the earth !:
and he draws attention to the trouble
along the Mexican border, with the
comment that much of the avoidance
of this trouble has been due to the
perfect discipline and highly prof.
cient training of the men Of the regu.
lar army.
Regarding reasonable preparation
Secretary Garrison says men who
have studied the subject with care
believe that well trained body 81
four or five hundred thousand citizen
soldiers Immediately available tOgeth,
er with cur permanent force Ia the
regular and militia embellishments
VIII give US reasonable guarantee
against hostile invasion OF our terri.
tory. But he adds that the co-opera.
ton Of the navy and coast aefenses
must be considered, and that reason.
able preparation s.practfcalIy consists
In being ready to meet this latter
Contingency Gil our fleet should be
driven from the seal, and to meet II
q force Of this size is believed to be
necessary"
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new SCHEDULE
Of TRANSPORT
SERVICE IS ON

Four u. 5. army transports between
San Francisco. HonoluhI aud Manila,
instead OF the present three, are
schednIed ~ the war department To-
make triss between nov and July /,
1916. according 70 the Army ind Navy
Register.
A revised schedule az safllngs has
Inst reached the StarBnlIetin Office.
n. copy Of tho Register The four
transports 70 be placed n service are
the sherman. l.ogan. Thomas aud
Sheridan. The last named shin VIII
take the place az other transports
periodically while the latter are out
4 cenmision % b oyeFhanled and
repaired.
ny The revised schedule. Is concerns
transports from san Franclaco Cor Ho-
nolnlu and Manila, one transport q
month will arrive here from the main
land. as follows
Logan. sehtemher II: sheridan. CO.
tooer IL: Thnsnss NkvSm her a.
Sherman. December IA: sheridan. 1an.
uary IS. and So on tue 18th of each
succeeding month, except March, Rhen
the date 81 arrival Is given g The
18th.
From Manila. bound Or the main.
land. the revised schedule gives the
dates Of arrival y follows:
Sherman. Sehterahtr fthis trans-
port arrived ys6teriae ana sailed To-
day for the niainlandl Thomas. oc.
t0ber {: logan, November 4: ohori.
A.. Fanae,afoS - 1S,...& II -
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Greet Edwards
With Futurist
Music at Dock
Band Made Up of Wash Boiler,
Tomato Cans, Tin Cups and
Washers Being Drilled

Music Of a more widely dissonant
type than the most ardent disciples o.
the younger Strauss, could ever com
pose. will greet Caliistus James Mi
chael Edwards, chief civil service mes
senger for United States army head
quarters in Honolulu, when he STEPS
from the transport Logan September
IA, on his return from a vacation or
the mainland.
Callistus will be met by a band Il
will be considerable of a band The
musicians (?) comprising it will con
sist Of the army headquarters clerks
and office force. The committee or
ARRANGEMENTS for the concert opine,
the band will give a recention tc
their beloved friend and brother tina,
he will not forget for some time t
come"
Following are the office-fOrre r'em
bers who have signed IN fer 'ho hlnt
and the instruments they will perform
on
Phillips Oeadcr), Fargo II ~asF
boiler: Smith. wash-hasin: NcCiurp
one dozen tomato cans on string: Pc
aha. s3nny sack filled with tin cu's
and iron washers: HYDE lar9o Is
ran with niece n 29s pi"o to Nna'
same; Riggs, five-Cent harm0n'ca
Lowry, bull fiddle; Parsons win ron
der selection on Phillips oil 0r"s-
bugie: Fisher, Jews harp; Mccarthy
Irish bag-pipe.
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| NATIONAL GUARD NOTES

nensarsas 2. sns s. -. 81 Rz2e'
y. :. ~ 49, svlns -. ~
y oS' ens - $3.50 Esle,s 80 81 ~ =.
:. S..s r, 1880. ,''1 NJ, -
$3.50. 80. .' 49, -,
oan ~, III n.s. :. p =, ". +.
.ss \, = 49, - !. go, -. -, - 1880, -.
~ ~ 8. = 49,. &, z. 49,
- II ~ = - : y Z, ~,
y ~ - ~ = !, -; ~. ~;
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= According to an item "r'nted in the
Wilmington tDel) Iorunal on Ausust
10 | lieut.. ElVid Hunt. recently instruc,
tor and Inspector of the organized mi
.utia of Delaware will sail from San
Francisco fer Hawaii on Septemher {.
He will Join the LIST Infantry here.
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~ A clipping from the Oswego Times
ofOswego, New York, contains n"t;c'
OF the transfer of Capt Hugh D. WISE
7 from the Srd Infantry at Madison Par
racks to the 1st Infantry at SchofelT
Barracks. Mention is also mase @
( the transfer of Capt Edwin S. Hart
shorn, from Madison Barracks to Fort
Shafter.
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been transferred to Company X, End
Infantry, Fort Shafter. = :
~ - - - -. !. .
Pvt. First Glass Thomas f. Kara
uaugh, Hospital Corps. Department
Hospital, will be discharged from the
army by purchase. ~.
49,. p - - -. 49,,
Corpl. Ben H. McReynolds, Com.
Fany |, 2nd Infantry, is, at his own
request, returned to the grade Of pri
vate.
- y -.
Pvt. Frederick r. Shaw. Company
E, 2nd Infantry, Fort Shafter, is trans
ferred to the Quartermaster Corps at
this post -
- -
Pvt. Robert l.. Goble, Company G.
End Infantry, Fort Shafter. will ne dis,
charged from the army by purchase
y y
Pvt Rennick W. Hatcher, Hospital
Corps, Fort Shafter. will proceed tc
the Department Hosnital for duty.
y y
Lieut. A. K. Polhemus, End lnioD
try, has been ordered to conduct cas-
uals to the TRANSPORT.
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ARMY NOTEs

James Boatright. colcred, o. Com
pany H, end infantry, Schofleid Bar
racks, and !. s de Wolf. Cemnanv |
fst Infantry, who late Thursday dis.
obeyed orders Of their officers. are i'm,
prisoned in the Schofeld guard house
and according to army headquarters
viii be tried by a general court mar
tial, probably within the next two
weeks.
Boatright drank lionor after Lieut.
Mathew A. Palen, 25th Infantry, had
ordered him net to. De Wolf tried I"
take Boatright from the train guard
who arrested him at Lieut. Palen's or
der on King street, between Nuuanu
and Bethel. He tried to shoot the
guard, and when Lieut. Carl Spatz
e5th. Infantry, caught the, automatic
pistol, de Wolf struck the officer. This
is an offense which is punishable bv
five years Imprisonment. Boatright's
maximum sentence could be two years
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-04

Former President Taft told report
ers at Montreal that the main duty
of Americans is to give undivided
support to President Wilson.
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That is Opinion of Secretary Of
War Garrison. Who Defines
Reasonable Preparation

Secretary Garrison defines what he
considers reasonable preparation. :
for the military defense Of the United
States, in an article In the current
issue of the Independent.
1T has been shown, J" writes the sec.
rotary of war, that the permanent
military force needed to enable. the
government to comply with most of
Its constitutional obligations can be
relatively very small And at the
most comparatively small increase
in that permanent force Is all that is
necessary to enable 1t to perform its
all-important function-that of train
ing a citizen soldiery. For II must
not be forgotten that the one great
lesson of an our wars is that they
must be carried to a conclusion by
citizen soldiers, and these citizens
must be trained. To thrust unframed
citizens into the field is nothing
short Of death by governmental or
der"
The secretary Of war points out
that the United States has tried the
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Several former cadets of West Point
are serving as officers in Canadian
battaliOns sent to the continent
The Detroit times., 1915-03-01

As one man the platoon glanced up
at the vacant third floor window and
nodded, and AT the word OF command
they faced left and marched. Then.
and not until then. Ofticer Moran and
ofacer Toole. the pair in front. drop
ped out OF the ranks and stood At
attention while the platoon passed
between them. and when the platoon
had turned the corner they wheeled.
Side by side they marched into Tim
courky's saloon.
Good evenin', boys. And what
can do for your" asked Tim
Courky.
"A glass Of water, Tim." said Mo
ran.
The same for me, Tim" said ON
Ger Toole.
"It's dne evenin'." said Tim
Courky, and on the bar he set a large
glass OF foaming yellow water for
0ficer Moran and small glass OF
rich brown water for 0fticer Toole.
Marie at that moment was brush
ing the shining hair OF her beautiful
The Detroit times., 1915-03-01
'CRANKS,, SAYS
JUDGE; BOTH
DENIED DIVORCE

SAN FRANCISCO, March L.
Holding that Samuel W. f. stringer
and his wife. Mabel T.. Stringer, are
just plain eranks." Judge sinrte-
want denied the petition OF both
for divorce. Both charged cruelty
OF the mental variety. The court
held In substance that the best pos
sible punishment for two "cranks"
is 10 make them live together as
husband and wife.
1T would be Shame on the law
to grant a divorce in this case" said
the Judge. The testimony shows
that both husband and wife were
cranky. even refusing 10 wish each
other n Merry Christmas or Happy
New Year You are asking divorce
for no reason except just plain. sim
pie crankiness on the part OF both
OF you. Divorce denied"