The Detroit times., 1916-06-08

The ff,Id cNcrrtSrs al FRrrHnd school
postponed edne SdaS ga account
Of rain. Will be hcit FRIDAY MORN
ing az $50 o'cluy ln the SCI" l'
II was announced THURSDAY
Despondency over a recent illoess' ~
"a said. caused William Iittiehrld'
Sc wears old 81 ND .'f ~H' 'lNtH-
ave. TO KIN him ~slf " rdn'@aoN %.
firing bullet thraU-h hls s.E.l
temple. Coroner R"fnt.h'T .r I'D
vestigating,
Mrs. VI. Damon, proPrietrc-s ot com
fectiohcTN stare az NJ. i.iN Mack
ave reported fH fnr #H...r .t-. mn.
armed Negro entered h'r siHrt ON
Wednesday even,n- and r'''' %
cash register 90 So while -.- ...N
e5 ON she wa- 500 badly 'r.- ~
enrd that she did not scream. >h-
said
4 Joint excursion OF Branch No. 100
l.. G. n. 4. >NensSOn q. No. u -
- 81. F.. ana Branch No. A.. ~.
b A. of - Elizabeth parish. h..
Port Huron and return, via 2.
held Tuesday, Jun" 4% tn. ~
Will be made on the stsAUg. lar"
moo leaving the dock az 'h- i...
OF Griswold-st. at $50 "a. m
Activity Ia subdiVidiug II reflected
VA the number of Piat- approved h'
CordiuE 10 Auditor Euiman, h.-
passed on. in loss iH.n
months this year, three times as
many as were approved ah ~.
1915 bur 10000 lots resulted r"'"
the pIattlrg az land Nay0"
county \ record 90 ct MAS
la.t week FOR th, number passed
upon In a week
Mrs. Ada SeIIwood. Of salt Lake CITY.
IL In Detroit visiting her nephew
q. = Hooper, NJ. .4+s MaNN si-
ave she Was e. EaN. .'th met ~
her son. Joseph StlI"u"a- ~ Sttt
Lake city. lU CHt-aCo. but ihrtG2h
failed 20 reach Mrs lWood. WIN
the result that neither know
where the other u.s. Mrs. Sellwood
believes ncr son o. be IN the city.
however and lis 8uNiously walt
ing for news uf him
holes" In Detroit where boy ran
battle, members 81 the school board
decided. Wedn- sdar that - rs t'H-
peratIve 10 keep open IN" schoal
baths through the summer The
fund was slashsd rs the cstirna-
tors but Or. T.. G. Neiuas, chahnan
OF the comm. ttee. declared that he
considered the need OF good
wholesome body most imp"r-
alive. and IL was decided 10 keep
the baths open until the fund for
their maintenance IS exhausted.
Il have often wondered what's the
matter with people who seem TO
prefer 10 let the tiUwcrS IN their
gardens wither on their stalks
rather than take the trouble 10
pick a bouquet and pass II on 10
some one 10 whom the very sight
OF the flowers would give pleas
ure.' remarked the car " ndow ga-
ger 10 his seat mate as they WhiZ-
zed by a backyard abloom with
yellow, purple and white iris. Hos
pital free wards, Children's and old
folks asylums are always glad 20
receive flowers. and II would seem
that some member ~ a household
owning a flower garden could az
ford Ia spend quarter hour every
day or so gathering posies to pass
along in this way"
City Clerk Lind.sy'~ action In dis
missing Aivie r.. Atkinson, n
draughtsman in his Office, was up-
held by the civil service commits
sion. "Wednesday night The city
clerk charged that Atkinson used
his city position 10 further his own
personal interests in connection
with the handling 81 property
deals Atkinsonj also had an alter
cation with CoTncil clerk LouG-
heed before his dismi ssal. LoUKheed
testified that he was on top when
Aid. Joseph Rollo separated the
two combatants and the Commi--
sion awarded Lougheed a decision
on points. Atkinson claiming he
slipped from desk 10 the floor