The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-18
City News in Brief

w. ,. Case. - Battle Greek. and Ed
wsvd sheasGreen. Of Chicago. will
address . meeting TUESDAY evening
a.. SslsIn !. Hos. .k G,d,ii .:ce,s Of
will be the occasion Of a hmif-heIi-
day for i3s members Of the selling
and office star of the II. A. Jones
Real Estate Co. who Will attend
In body.
Abest $50 seaher~ % the Detrsit
attend the national convention OF
Rotary clubs In Cincinnati July Is
30. Cincinnati Rotarians are plan
ming q week OF attractive enter
tAinment for the visitors
TAe funeral 81 walter q. Rsdclias
Tus.ds ;;e: afternoon, t. 30; as at s ociocs.,
Mr.. Radcliffe belonged to one, OF
Detroit's old families. He was born
4 n ss.: s sasY o.ors ssss The R sS
He was n prominent Elk and also
member OF the old Detroit Light
Infantry. A Sister. Miss NJ. w. Rad
cline. survives him.
Andrew Hsmiitsa, Of rittsburGs. was
40 days by Police Justice Sellers.
Monday. when ne was found guilty
OF defrauding a taxicab driver. Ac-
ce .S, f. to 1ss . orasrsd cab from
Michigan-avs. and Twenty-nfth st;
Saturday afternoon. and declared
he wanted To go to the Y. n. c. a.
cab arrived At its destination Ham
iiton found he was financially
clean" and unable to pay the bill.
Dr. ID. y. GarissA. director 81 the
w~lware department. OF Da,tsn. o..
will address the Board OF Com
p~lA nj 4 N
Dayton plan OF city government"
The meeting will be under the au..
spices OF the Detroit Citizens
purposes the b.tterment OF De
trolls city government Mr. Gar
land IL favorabiy known IA
speaker. and has recently ADDRESSED
commercial organizations IN al
parts OF the country regarding inc
Dayton plan.
Jvsiss zerkest r. IN icemsn. bat he
was fer from hetag q nice MAS,
several women told Police Justice
Sellers, Monday, when ms SaseHS
Twenty ATHEIST. last saturday. The
language Julius used 20 his horses
was such that u should haze dried
dies testified. and when they pro
tested he addressed them In the
Same manner. they said. iIc had
no more respect for the pnnoe",a .,
80 20 GO, out OF his system his
frank opinion OF city that allows
i,s alleys to get into such con
dition.
iugs rr~ csusiWg = stir atong fne
liver front one Of the surest maj
cations that baimier days haEe ~
rived Is the appearance "' ~, VI
bright sunshine from no one KNOWS
where Here and there along INC
river front one may he ohserved;
cssusi,y taking In the sights -
early navigation on the riVcr,
The secluded corners are rathrr
irGs Of .colored workers ENGAGE, ~
crsn. Ana ali about are scenes OF
sctiyity incident with preparations
for the season opening
JvAge AIfp~A ,. Murphy hesrtsi, ir-
a~s.-. the csmps.sn 20 NE coS"ST rt-
day 10 raise $50. 900 for tn. saliva
tion Army Rescue Home Tor Wo-
men and Chlldren nc s sna na pI
arc literally being rescued In TINS
home some from lives OF sheer
waste, others from destructive ca
reerr. Of degradation, .hscrmurs
Vy tif. In the home they are De-
Ing converted into wholesome. pro-
ductive factors sore Ecu
met 10 the present limited facilities
~ Tho home II IL the community =
duty to meet the need adequately
IRE Nevsheastevs Woweu's c'~h held
tie snsual wetiaG and election NJ
officers Monday afternoon IN pla.
rnond temple. The reports showed
good condition OF the treasury
and that 81 700 had been raised for
child welfare and educatnnai
mems club chorus Of 10 voices
made it's hrst appearance with
Nnr program. Officers elected were:
Mrs J. q. Christian. president Mrs
w H. Martx. FIRST ice.president
Mrs George w. Seedels, second
vice president: Mrs John 7. Berry.
recording secretary; Mr.. r. !:
Mrs. Henry Russell teasurer III
rNctors are: Mrs. r. y Aurtnger.
Mrs. A. J. Lacy. Mrs. W. s. Thomas
and Mrs. ". NJ. Morris.
Police Cemmtsstoner John Gillespie.
In IN address before the ktwsnis
club In the BOARD Of Commerce.
Monday noon. complained that the
city In being put To great expense
by being obliged TO maintain many
laws Unless we can get the CO.
operation OF the motorists." Ire said
II I'm afraid the enforcement OF
traffic laws In Detroit Is going TO
take n very serious turn. The in
difYerent and law-defying attitude
assumed by Detroit motorists Is
forcing us TO use men and money
doing themselves. The signs put
upon the streets for parking rcRu-
lations are even disregarded unless
policemen are on hand to enforce