The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-02-16

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q. Waiter iI~aiy. who has been nsso-
ciated with Percy w. Crosse, hns
opened law Offices for general prac-
ticc I'm the uuion Trust building.
The Northwestern Printing Co.. Law
ton aud stsnles-nves.. suffered .
loss OF $3.50 Tuesday night. when
the building occupied by the print
.rg company partially burned.
.rhc admission of alien. "a ~iti.en-
ship viii he the topic OF Judge Ar
thur !. futile, OF the United states
district court. in the meeting FRI
day evening. OF the Detroit chapter
uf the American Revolution. In the
~. 4. g.
The police have b~en asked Ia aid In
search for Ruth Huntingten. II
years old, Of No. "a lIendricks-ave..
school girl. who was reported
missing from her home since Mon
day. Her mother told the police
she started out for school and has
not returned.
the new secretary Of the Typothe-
tae- Franklin association. was intro
duced TO and made speech before
the members OF that body at the
regular meeting In the Hotel Girls
void Tuesday evening. Others ad-
dressed the meetings also.
On Thursday evening ~ 7s30 In the
church house of the rrumbuiI-ave.
Presbyterlan church, Brainard-st.
and Trumbull ave. the King
Daughters OF Detroit will hold
mass meeting TO discuss plans TO
establish a home for aged people.
All Kings Daughters are invited.
the Thompson elias. Of the Csss-
ave. Methodist church will he n lee
ture on Smiles" by the Hon. James
u. Wardrop, of Pennsylvania. Mr..
Wardrop is renowned after-din-
ner speaker OF the east, but the
lecture ~ intimated TO be wit and
humor with a purpose"
since the Parliament Ares. no one II
allowed % enter government
building ia Ottawa. without per-
nit. which expires In half hour.
II your business Is not finished you
must return and have IL renewed.
or you are hunted up and put out.
according to information received
by Detroiter In n letter.
Arnold woIif. II years old. while on
his way 10 the Dunne-Doty school.
was dragged some distance from
the corner Of Woodward-ave. and
Trowbridge-st., by an automobile.
when his coat became tangled in
one OF the rear wheels when the
machine brushed by him. lie was
cut about the head. The lad lives
al No. I3i Rosedale-ct.
Need Of xf5O.OOO addition 20 the
Cass Technical high school was
urged by Principal BENJAMIN +.
Comfort and his assistants at n
public meeting in the school. Tues
day afternoon. The speakers urged
the public To familiarizc Itself with
the work which the school IL ac-
compli shing. that 10 may decide for
itself whether the appropriation for
tie proposed building is needed.
So. Glars spinning wheel. and
other colonial heirIeoms Will he
shown at tho Dolly Madison tea
marty to he given by the Louisa -.
clair chapter OF the Daughters OF
the American Revolution, Mar. \.
in the old Newberry mansion. No.
iSS Jefferson ave. Plays. dances
and music will be in charge OF Mrs.
Charles r. Larned. a play of revo-
lutionary times VIII be given In the
auditorium Of the Twentieth Cen
fury club. Saturday morning.
Naval preparedness and the present
condition Of the United states navy
WAS the subject of w. ". Lewis,
field secretary OF the American
Navy league, who addressed tho
members OF the Electrical supply
1ohhers association in the Hotel
Statier "Wednesday afternoon. Ed
ward y. Hurley. vice chairman OF
the federal Trade commission, VIII
speak Thursday afternoon on the
work of tho commission. The cleo
trical supply iobbers began their