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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-27

Adopted.
BY Aid. Richert and Ashe:
Resolved, That Warren Is. cordes,
$50 Cadillac avenue, he and ne Is
hereby appointed a member of the
Board OF Registration OF the Fifth
district OF tho Nineteenth ward. In
place OF VIM. r. J. Schneider. who
has been appointed chairman.
NINETEENTH WARD.
BY Aid. Richert anu Ashc.
Resolved. That Peter &. smith
1907 Fischer avenue. be and lac Ia
hereby appointed member Of the
district ~ the Nineteenth ward. In
place OF Joseph sheridan.
Adopted.
BY Aid Zoeller:
Resolved. That Frederick Theel be
and nc Is hereby appointed u melaber
OF the Board of Registration OF the
In place of Jefferson King, who has
moved from ward.
by Aid. Zoeller.
Resolved. That the Public Lighting
Commission be and 10 hereby re-
Quested TO cause arm light to be
erected at the intersection OF Philips
and Pitt street
Adopted.
BY Aid Zoeller:
Resolved, That the Board OF Fire
Commissioners be and IL hereby re-
qussted 10 move fire hydrant on
Gilman avenue. bctw Fort street
and Lafayette avenue, nearer the
curb 10 allow more room for pedes-
trian and Vehicular traffic.
Adopted.
TWENTY FIRST WARD.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-27

X ~ 6csd = aussnbiy halls for .
y 061c00pDo Of people, whether foI
po9poss 81 worship. instruction
o. eatertainmeny and shall In
oInds ar Nor les libraries
IsSSspms church houses. s ssoos
paviiionx. lodge buildings. assem-
bly, halls and minor theaters as
dtfined In Article 30. Section 1.
Of the Building Code.
Any building. or such part Of
any building which shall contain
four hundred ti00l persons and
which shall he occupied by and
used for penny exhibits, phono-
graph exhibits. nickelodians.
novelty thesters, exhibits OF nov
Ing pictures and all shows, ex-
character. shall be theater
within the meaning OF this ordi-
ARTICLE TX.
Sec. 3. TILE All tile for floor
or wall or for fireproofing pur-
poses shall be made Of pure clay.
warping and cracks. with webs
and Ranges not less than five-
eighths (A) OF an inch thick and
with rounded fillets at all inter-
sections, provided that webs less
than five-eighths NJ inch thick
may be used II the vertical
the least width. but such webs
may not be assumed to transmit
pressure TO mortar bed. No
tile shall be used which absorhs
more than twelve u2) per cent
OF Its weight Of water fully inn
mersed.
hard, ordinary or soft. Hard tile
shall have a crushing strength
OF not less than three thousand
Ave hundred $4,000 pounds per
square inch OF net section when
tested with the cells vertical and
not less than two thousand
OF net section with cells horizon
tai and shall have not more than
sixty (60sD per cent hollow
space. Ordinary tile shall have
a crushing strength of not less
than one thousand seven hum
dred nifty, u:75o). pounds per
square inch OF net section with
cells vertical and one thousand
I.o00) pounds per square inch
with cells horizontal and shall
have not more than sixty (6O%)
per cent hollow space. All other
tile shall be considered soft and
walls.
Where concentrated loads bear
on hollow tile walls. the wall
shall be made solid at the top by
use OF brick or by filling the
voids in the tile with concrete.
for a space not less than six CD
inches deep and four tD inches
wide for every ton OF concen-
trated load. This solid bearing
shall extend the width of at least
one tile and shall not be less
than two CD inches thick and
eight (S) inches wide In any
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
DETAILS OUR NAVAL PROGRAM

The full total of the navy budget for the year $2l7 652 174 all $132 80047 of which will for ships now under construction or to be authorized The remainder conempate the personnel and general running expenses of the navy aflOat and ashore.
 The secretary comments at length the need of battle cruisers of proposed 35 knot type The events Of the Flu war are recouned to show the part these craft have played and the for including six of them Tn the build ing program As the bateps of the future the secretary says the suggested vessels of much greater displacement and heavier than anything heretofore contemplated for any navy The department discussing plans for ships and armed with l6 inch perhaps lnch
 guns The secretary says the plan has not yet been approved but his estimates are based ships to cost 8OOOO0O each which would allow for the increased size
 Secretary Daniels takes another radical step m hs report in urging that the present system of promotion of officers by seniority be abandoned in favor of promotion by selection He goes at length the results of the seniority system to ma that it produces stagnaton in the lower grades arrival at command rank in ife and fleeng passage through command flag grades combined with absolute lack o pro
 ssiona incentive throughout all grades Officers now hold grade of captain for of two he says and
 re rearadmras for only six months before retirement for overake them About 6OO officers he states must pass through the grades of captain and in the next forty years under the present plan
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
BASE BALL WAR NJ LONGER
 EXISTS

NEW YORK, Dec. IS. - The base ball meeting which has held sway in this city, adjourned today without completing it's labors, although all details for ending the war have been agreed upon, and the dove of peace will personally deliver a Christmas present to each of the magnates, in the shape of a signed agreement which will end the ruinous competi- ton in baseball salaries. The meet ing will reconvene next Tuesday at the home of Garry Hermann in Gin cinnati, where the papers will be signed, and jubilation held. As soon as the transaction Is consummated the suit by the Federal league against the older organizations. alleging vio- lations of the Sherman Anti-Ttrust Law, which is pending in the federal court in Chicago, will be dismissed. President Gilmore, of the Feds, ad, mitted today that his organization lost three million dollars in the war.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
Special to The Times By Associated Press

Special to Associated Press
 WASHINGTON, Dec 18.-Details of the half billion dol lar navy building program under the five year continuing plan recommended Congress- contained m the annual report of Secretary Daniels, have just been made public.
 The report shows that for the first time in the history o the department the secrearys recommendations increase the expenditures proposed by the general board In s connec ton the secretary says
 My recommendation of a five year program embraces the number proposed by the general board Tn the ds trbuon it made in the five year program of dreadnaughs battle cruisers scouts and destroyer recommend 10 fleet submarines where the general board recommends 5 and re- commend 85 submarines against 58 recommended by the general board For additional reserve ammunition re- commendaon is $25000000 whereas the general board re comments $ 000OOO They recommend something more for other craft My total for the five years is $5O24824 The general boards total is $4998760O0 slight difference for five years though the boards recommendation for the first year is larger than the departments estimae
 The five year program for ships and completion o those already authorized reaches grand total of with large appropriations for ammunition and avaton
 It is understood the board recommended particularly large program for the first year
 The secretary calls attention the fact that he established precedent last year in making public the report Of the gen
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
Charges Preferred
 Against Engineers g i

The Seward Post published the following dispatch under a Washington date line
 Claiming be committee of laborers acting Tn behalf of the railroad employees under the Alaskan engineering com mssion men, giving their Claus Hoffarth Don aid McGreggor and Paul Farand, appeared here today
 They claim that the people of Seward and Anchorage op pose further work the railroad under existing conditions and are showing copies of the Seward Gateway containing articles attacking commission about and conditions in support of their claims
 They say that conditions at Anchorage such that the railroad work ought to be investigated by Congress-
 On receipt the above dispatch The Post inquired at en- cheering headouarers here regard the whose names mentioned.
 B H Barndoar, examiner of accounts has a complete file of all employees of the engineering commission who have been on payroll since the work started both here ana al Anchorage and the of Hoarth McGreggor and Far land not among them.
 The Post asked its Anchorage correspondent to lnVes tgate the matter whether not there has a thorized them to file complaints.
 It is probable that much attention will be pad to heii statements for the secretary of the interior has at hand the unanimous endorsement of the commissions work from CIVIC and municipal authorities here
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

as the ground over which they would have to run was fully covered by the Italian guns They held their ground for ea days while suffering greatly for lack of food and water
 The Italian artillery playing upon them with accur acv being directed by of post of observers on ghe ground than held by the Troese It was regarded as to get rid post which consisted of eight Al
 n; anT soldier who had made reputation for himself Tn the Oetzha highly expert poacher volunteered to under take the difficult task Climbing steahily by night as Ii hunting camo he reached hiding place in shot of the ot and when the eight Italians began stir the next Iing he oucky picked them off, after the other
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
HAPPY EVENT IS BOOKED FOR~
 TONIGHT

WASHINGTON, Dec IS. - All the preparations have been completed for the wiIson-Galt nuptials. which will take place at the residence of the bride in this city tonight. and every thing IS in readiness down to the slightest details for the happy event. Guests have been arriving all day at the Galt House, and the home of the bride has superseded the capitol and the White House as the most import ant edifice in Washington today. The house is beautifully decorated. Po- lice and secret service guards are present in abundance to ward off cranks, and keep the curious in check The President visited Mrs Galt for a short time today. and afterwards called at the bank and examined pap CTS in his safe deposit vault He was busy at work all the afternoon pre- pairing to reply to the Austrian note
 "a . ~s-ss. on the Ancona, and was unruffled ahu showed no signs of nervousness over the wedding. He will dine at the White House at ' o'clock tonight, and immediately leave for the wedding ceremony. A great number of pres ents have been received and more are constantly arriving by mail, express and special messengers.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
ENGLISH STAR GAZE FOR zEPpELINs.

LONDON Dec 18.-Since Zeppelin raids have become more the rule than the exception in London and enrons there has been marked increase in public interest in astronomy Just the filled with discussions anen hs that directly attributable to the fact that ondoner have acquired the habit of star gazing Tn the nope of sighting hostile craft Toward II o'clock at night the usual Zep tme perhaps third of London looks skyward
 few nights after the big raid the planet Jupiter seeming y rising in an unaccusomed place. mistaken for leppe lin searchght Perhaps dozen persons made the discovery
 Since then newspaper articles have appeared giving Jupiter clean bill of health.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

tending destroy ships carrying supplies to the allies by pac
 ing explosives board Several German residents ar rested yesterday accused of compcy the plot but the police have not known in what they connected Frederick Scheinde clerk employed by the National City Bank also taken into custody charge of larceny The police claim that he supplied valuable information to the band who seeking destroy the ships by puroning cables and other messages file in the bank relative to the ransport
 of supplies for England and France These messages were also turned the German government and were used III directing the German submarines in their campaign against the British merchant marine.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
ITALY HAS NATIONAL ASPIRATIONS

ROME Dec. 18.-Premier Saandra made speech at Turin the other day. which he said two words that summed up tays purposes in the present European confct al asnira0ns These words worth remembering by anyone who wishes understand ltays role in the present conflict and how differs from that of England France Rus sa and the other parties to the great struggle
 Premier Saandra spoke at the moment the Balkan stua on was absorbing the attention of the world but he dld not mention the Balkans If Serbia Belgium or Poland had been uppemos in the public mind he doubtless would have passed
 that over without menon for the keynote of Saandra and tal in this war is not Bebum Serbia the Balkans or any other atc purpose but always and distinctly the fu fiment of Itay's "nationa aspirations.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

LONDON Dec 18.-Four classes of recruits, who enlisted under Lord Derbys pan called to the colors today me king issued royal proclamation ordering the men to moDz and nrepare for foreign service Another royal proclamation was ssued placing all the recruits Lord Derbys roll who did not enlist immediate service the reserve rolls o the army The is making extensive preparations to the field forces the British empre and one of the naxt moves of the cabinet expected to be conscrpton B fore any of the married who enlisted under Lord Derby nan will be called practically certain that the govern
 ant vii; conscript all the unmarried of military The
 has decided to the training of the eighteen old boy and they not called to the coors by the de cree today.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
WILL TAKE SUPPLIES TO SHAT
 CREEK.

It is understood that Jack Mile the Slate Creek placer mining ope ator, is arranging for the delivery a large shipment of supplies to Slaf Creek for next seasons operation The freight will be taken in via Chi ina, but the horses will go from V; dez over the winter road to the i terior to take the freight to u mines,
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
THE LISTERS AND FRIENDS WILL
 DANCE CHRISTMAS NIGHT.

The dance to be given by The Jest CTS at the Eagle Hall on Christmas night promises to be largely attended. as All the young people are looking forward to this event with mucI pleasure. There will be no specia invitations issued, and all who so de sire are invited to attend.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
ALL IS NOT PEACE ABOARD FORD SHIP.

CHRISTIANIA Dec 18-The Oscar II, bearing the peace expedition from the United States headed by Henry Ford has here present the members have ben put to some
 discomfort they unable to obtain hotel accommodations this city The city crowded with visitors from the coun trv Most of the apostles of peace still living the ship which up the dock Ford has far made no dene announcement of his pan and will probably wait here un the delegates from Spain and Switzerland arrive.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

BERLIN Dec. 18.The office officially announces
 av that the invasion of Montenegro proceeding according schedule and has met check far The oper ations resulted in clearing considerable portion of the territory of eastern Montenegro notably that section northeast ers river In the past five days the Austrian troops the and the Germans the northwest have taken ill all thirteen hundred prisoners The situation along Russian front has not changed Very little activity be- ing manifested by either sde and engagements of i'm porance have place. The weather in Russia and troops both sides not anxious to engage in bat
 es as the cold is particularly trying the wounded, who suffer greatly from frostbite
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

snap the tension The continuance of amcabe relations will depend entirely Austria reply to the note being
 framed by Wilson and his advisers This note will clearly de
 fine alternative if Austria reply not satisfactory The situation looked upon extremely grave, but it will not prevent the President from starting his wedding tour to- night Lansing is fully acquainted with the Presidents view of the matter will be able express the views of the ecutve if any interpretation should be required.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
ALAMEDA IN PORT TONIGHT.

The steamer Alameda will arriv' from the westward at 530 o'clocl this afternoon. and as she take
 aboard a cargo of copper ore, will nc. sail for Seattle until some time Q. Sunday morning.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

SALONIF< Dec 18.-The work on the Qualifications being erected here by the allies being pushed with great vgor the French and British commanders feel that Germany will leave no stone unurned strike vital blow before the allies can protect themselves The need of additional troops grad
 uay being supplied every day new transports coming harbor with regiments of fresh troops heavily armed and we'll supplied with artillery Complete control will be taken of the railroad and terminals by next Sunday as is
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

VIENNA Dec 18-A remarkable feat of craftsmanship
 renored from the southwestern front where of the famous Tyrolese rfemen fighting against the Italians of the socaed Light Infantry which was fight ing on Doberedo plateau got into most posi- ion n advance of the Austrian lines They could not retreat
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
Austria Denies Any Culpability

expected that by that all the Greek troops will have been withdrawn report has been received here that eight batter
 es of big siege guns arrived in Sofia from Germany and will be used in the Bulgarian and German attack on Saonk
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

board which he will follow this year at later date The result he says certain discussion between the recommendations the board and of the secretary but adds
 But discussion makes for knowledge and wise decision The general board is influenced by it's professional views while the administration takes into consideration the whole national policy and does overlook the question o national revenues'
 Following will be the composition of the fleet in 1921, built building if the program carried out according to the general boards calculations the secretary
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18
WEAVING NET AROUND BROTHERS oF SHIPS.

NEW YORK Dec. 18.-Detectves gradually discos inc the trail the pottes who have been making this city the surrounding country their headquarters for operation
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-The state department made public this the official of the Austrian reply to the representations from this country concerning the attack the Ancona The Vienna denies the statement o the affair set out by the United States in its note and says further that if this statement of the correct 1t would the placing of the blame for the disaster the commander of the submarine who i'll violated international law in his attack the Italian liner In regard cupabty of the Austrian government the note asserts that even rigorous legal construction of international law would in way place any quota of culpabty upon it.
 WASHINGTON Dec. 1S.-Presdent Wilson commenced work today on the second Austria the sinking of the Italian liner a submarine and the loss of American lives ship There is longer doubt but that the crisis reached in the relations between this country and Austria Hungary and that it will take but little to
The Cordova daily times., 1915-12-18


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