The Detroit times., 1916-02-07

Gently WAS divorced by his wire,
NJ. Davidson. He is Al years old.
and she is 3s.
Fert Wayne will net be abandoned.
aceerdlag 20 IN snneuncesnent made
by Secretary Of War Garrison. In
chased The army site In 1861 for
S7.1c4.37 Its value Is now esti-
mated at more than 31.000.o00.
assl effort to test the validity ef
the order snsae ~ the isfer.tsfe
rail and lake holdings, Will be
made In the suit started by the I.e-
high Valley railroad against tho
United states. The suit vas hied
BIG manufacturers is the city Will he
asked - appIy Ia the Federal Free
EmpIoyment bureau In the old
postofhce building for help instead
of TO private employment bureaus:
very successful Is supplying farm
labor. Two men are now detailed
to take care OF the labor end OF
the office.
Federal judge Arthur ). Tuttie is
honorary presidest of the newly
organized Detroit alumni chapter
OF sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
which will hold MONDAY lunch
eSn %a,,s every third d,sssr ssssnrdsy in ths
treasurer. and C. ID. Brannigan.
secretary.
Michisaa's naval militia is now es-
division TO " BE- Known n as ihe sixth
division OF the First battalion.
membership of 100 engineers In
sought. and about half that num-
VIII be n meeting for those inter-
ested In the plan In the armory
Monday night
That Detroit In due 70 become . city
made sess%sr', ss n1 w,,i,am sns sss e,sS
health officer. He says the city f.
not growing I'm area to keep up
with the extraordinary growth In
sp, n MANY He .eSoas e1nss ss s the the fs e;y
alleys have been made into streets
and here many families are living
e In cramped quarters
So large . cenEregsties gathered to
brate his nrst high mass in our
I.adyeof the Rosary church. Sunday
NOR ming. that IL could not be ac-
comodated The Rev. r. J. Van
priesthood" the ev. Frank Pokrie-
ska acted as deacon and sylvester
Healy as subdeacon, FIR. Duffey
was ordained IL the Holy Redeem.
er church. Saturday morning. by
Bishop Edward -. Kelly.
Detectives Roche snd Burcsyk ar
re:ted Gscrse Lewis, ss Marion.
cisco. at Fourth and Michi higan-aves
saturday night. after tussel and
charged the men with being pick
pockets. when they were taking
the men tn patrol box. one OF the
pocket and attempted to kick IL
Into the sewer When the officers
recovered the purse the men tried
TO fight themselves free.
TIE sunertsx caused BY lack Of medi-
ci.es is Psie.tise will be relieved
erican Jews are shipped on the
American collier. sailing Feb. s..
for some Mediterranean port. The
permission has been granted by the
United States government. follow
Ing an appeal made by Albert Lu-
cas-. executive secretary OF the Gem
trail Jewish. relief committee. The
German ambassador refused to al-
low the goods to pass through Ger
many from Rotterdam.
Feus \. D"etch. suprcme trustee of
the supr~m. council of the G. VI. n.
A. kranes "srsea No H. 81 Sats ise OF oratr 20 sn into
day afternoon. In the parish hail
cf the Church OF our Lady OF the
Rosary. Following the initiation,
banquet was held and speeches
were made by MIR. Doetsch. the Rev.
+. J. VanAntwerp. Judge William
Y Connolly. Judge stewart Hanley.
NJ. Gore Van Antwerp, John Breen,
Charles J. duffy. y. ID. Richardson
and Dr. wilfred Haughey, the last
of Battle Creek
Both esst md west side Roy scout
organizations will celebrate Lir-
coins birthday and al the same
time win honor the sixth anniver
sary Of the founding OF their or
ganiIation. n@xt Saturday. Enter
tainmcnta will he held In the North
western hlgh end the Eastern high
on "ILncoln" ~ tho west side meet
ing. white Judge Philip T Van Zile
viii address the east side meeting
on the same subject.
An orstertcau ~out~st Judged ny 4. 4.
HlxE,nnon. walter &. Cole and Mrs.
Winthrop v. Victor WAS the feature
81 the N"w~hoys. association sun
day program. Loo Meilcn. Ben
man, Morris MELLON. Louis Herman.
Joe AARON aud David Bloch were
awa~'oA n~i-~s. Mrs. victor gave
sey"r'' rHodinss,, There was a lip
i~d W ru',~ n7rnctt n vvral solo
by Vote cnher. end recitation
by Iarion I:e'n,ngton; Next sun;
speak on Abraham Lincoln.
Tint In seeking the aid Of Americaas
ir bchp'f Of the care and educe tiou
OF children IN France. made father
lees and dependent upon the state
and Miss Eleanor Fell. young Eng
lishwomen now In Detroit. believe
that they are doing a real work to-
ward securing International peace.
The young women will speak twice
in Detroit. Monday. In private
homes In behalf of the cause they
represent. mo political leader. or
set OF leaders. could ever lead
France and America against each
other II In 10000 homes OF France
the name OF an American Is known
ns the helper In time OF dire need
the young ladies maintain.
WILL celebrate