The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-22
IN DETROIT

Saturday VIII be home visftatton day
ser ths membership OF the Elias beth
~. boys, branch OF the " A. G. A.
nis no w,li DC campaiGn TO acquaint
peihs done by the organization.
reuce snrEeon Griffin Thomas says
VA most OF the applicants ON the
peiSe Iorce are barred on account
plicarts. 4s were refused because
their feet Were In no condition for
tramping beat
Joseph HeAsrt. 81 years old. Of NO. Iy5
Phelan. Thursday. on the charge %
cid, pleaded suiiiy. Then he made a
asns tAs. ai ss %s. t Srun hs ,rd e.
time. Judge Pheian refused 10 ac.
cept such plea. and told Hebert
the case would have to 20 TO a jury.
The establishment OF one large colony
WahJamega. where there IL ALREADY
small colony was urged by Judge
Henry ), Hubert. of the probate
the Joint board OF trustees of state
hospitals. I'm Eloise. Thursday. He
advocated the Immediate enlarge
ings
Prosecutor Fraser IL Investigating the
sSsse ss Ebsi Eaton. "a years old: Of
dying OF tuberculosis In Harper hos
pltalfS The Children's Aid society had
the child placed In the hospital af-
was being abused by her parents
They said they had often heard the
child scream. as though she were
being beaten. and II is alleged that
her body shows the marks OF beat
ings
The nnance committee of the board
OF Education, Thursday afternoon,
approved the. budget providing for
Secretary Charles Gadd from $4,000
TO $4,000. other salary increases In
Guided In the budget are; Chief
lam Grosan. bookkeeper. $500 to
$l.750: Robert Burns. clerk In the
supervisors office. $4,000 10 s2.6oe
In an address 60 local o~teooaths In
r. Kendrick Smith. of Boston. de-
clared that the proposed bill 10 d.
vide the state into 30 health districts
spectors. careful readfns OF the
x bill showed he said. that only phvsi-
clans. recommended by the state
only to the aliopathic and homeopa-
thic schools. may be appointed by
the governor.
Unless the election communication gets
busy soos. some Of the electors I'm
the new wards NAV. not have an on
portunity tn cast their votes in the
spring eiect,onS The council has not
yet designated sites for booths In
ment OF public works Is "shv" on
booths. II wilt take % new booths
10 accommodate the new districts.
The commission has the power to
designate. buildings as voting places
IN cases where election booths are
lacking.
Jack sieReI mud Irving Green were
hailed before Judge PheInn, THURS
literature on Woodward ave. The
men were selling song collections.
tu lts ;n back sad ,bs , fsG
were advertisements of pamphlets
for sale by New York concern.
Most OF the lads" were suggestive
vile. Judge phelan warned the men
that II thev were caught selling such
literature" again they would be
Jailed.
and Tabernacle Methodist churches,
which have been under discussion
for some time. have been consum-
splendid new church to cost $4,000
the simpson church. Grand River
~ BE- sna ssn. cto The %emsy Is tc
be raised in part bv the sale 90 the
Tab<rnacle church. Fourth and How
$4,000. and the simpson church viii
contribute an amourt enual to the
sum realized from the sale
In the presence OF an audience that
Thursday evening. Lewis Clinton
d.ined into the ministry OF the
serWiee on musie and addressees
Carson. after Feb. l. will be as
: sistant pastor Of the Second Unfair
ian church. In Boston. which was
Al t. ~ xxyAt Itxl,
Waldo Emerson was at one time pas
tor. Mr.. Carson is n native Of De-
troit and was educated in the Uni
versity OF Michigan and in Harvard
Mrs. Clara saIyers told Judge Codd
, Thursday afternoon that her hus-
band Is horse thief and Is now
sry R tm N In s sss Sfsss sss MAN In
ried him. she testified, she learned
that he was q member OF bandit
gang. .She. alleges he deserted her
robbers went on trip to Kansas.
where he was arrested while In the
midst of important work In connec-
ton with his profession" and sent
back to Kentucky. The Judge did
not hesitate to grant a decree to
Mrs. Salyers.
The German-American association has
dent. Other officers for the year
, are. Edward III Reichle, vice. presi-
dent: +. s. Everingham. correspond
ing secretary: Frank Weinker, treas
urer. and William Roehrig. sick d.
rector. Directors are: William Lutz
Ed Koehn. Harold I. Frankensteen.
Theodore Gretz, Dr. J.: T. spillane.
association has. purchased the old
Polk homestead at No. 81 Highest
east, and will nt IL up for n new
clubhouse. with large ballroom and
auditorium on the upper floors. The
consideration Is said to have been
about $4,000.
cCemmissioner Fenkeil, of the depart
ment Of public works, Will include
an item of $4,000 In his 1918 esti-
mates TO pay the expense OF con-
posal problem, recently begun BY
Clarence w. Hubbell, civil engineer
The Investigation Will be conducted
In conjunction with the work being
done by the international joint COM
waters. which has established a stan
OF experts here under the direction
of Earl ID. Phelps. consulting engi-
neer Engineer Hubbell's salary "a
now being paid from the 5000 APP
iiminary investigation OF sewage
conditions.
Architect A. ID. TsyIAr, Of Cleveland.
; discussed with the member. of a.
city plan and Improvement commits
sion T rtysrs,Ss s s5ssisnoe1 the pro-
from owen park to oaukler point. a
distance OF about ~ miles. Mr. Tav-
Tor brought with him a number Of
sketches Illustrating his general
plan for an so-foot driveway along
are enthusiastic over the shs sn1e
but they have no Idea Just now
whsre the millions needed TO carry