The Detroit times., 1916-02-05
City News in Brief

Charles NcCauIey. aged 50 years. died
In Harper hospital following 10
days illness from pneumonia. Mr..
ferson-ave. east. will be buried from
the parlors OF James IL. Hayes Z
Sons, No, 3sT ave, Mon
day morning. at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Nc
Cauley WAS the last OF his family.
and arrangements were made by
Capt. John Stevenson.
when oa = moyninE like this you
roll out of the blankets a half hour
earlier 40 as 10 shovel the snow OF
your front walk, and. then. because
your neighbors lie abed. you have
To founder your way through snow
drifts up to our knees to reach the
street carsy' asked one passenge
OF another on. the Hamilton line.
me sore, you bet. Amt II a rotten
climate?
competition among the hoys os the
annual training classes, In masking
safety irst models. Is 10 be started
In the schools at the instigation OF
Eugene G. Foster. chairman OF the
n,snssn, Tsiss s"fs sSSoo sS%%i:'les Ssasp sap'EH f.
Chadsey has approved the plan. and
the models made by the boys, IL 10
hoped. viii be ready for exhibition
In the euperintendent's association
FonNshhon W DC "si" "o'V' $50 '"'s
month.
n. =. DeNiI died In his home. No. 77s
TruwbUiI-sve.. NJ the age Of ~.
Friday morning. following a stroke
OF apoplcxy. He Is survived by his
RasS Ta2m @.n w,f. thpss Of sa saufsssr Rosmcnd
William Baker. Of Winnipeg. and
Mrs. n n. Barton. OF Detroit. Two
sons. Mack and DeMlll, OF Carman.
- nxA % 4
peg, also survive. Burial will be
made In Bellevliie. ont. Tuesday
morning
The Michigan chapter of the Amert-
csn society Of Heating snd vean-
lating Ensineers wss forma,Iy or.
evening. Prof. John r.. Allen OF
tho University OF Michigan. was
elected president; Frederick still.
secretary OF the Awsricsn Plewsr
rigan. of the Harrigan a Reid Co.
treasurer. and William r. McDon-
aid heating engineer OF the Dime
Rank building. secretary. The frst
regular meeting will be held Feb.
% The object of the society is TO
secure proper legislation on the
heating and yentilating OF public
buildings.
Undr~nmed resources for the reEener-
alton or mankind have heee found
-. paurs cathedral. In the sociolog-
ical department. OF the Ford plant.
whore he has been working for two
months. The dreams and aHpira-
tions OF ministers are realized
here" said Dr. Marquis, and In the
underlying theory OF holding TO a
man ns long as there In anything
10 hold 70 there is more to be learn
cd OF the spirit OF Christ than In
anything I know Of on the face of
tho globe. The fS-a-day wage
was not spasmodic innovation.
but the outcome OF determination
that the means Of a respectable 1iv-
ing was required TO keep men
straight"
.Thst little chap ont there With MS
newspapers, warming his hands sad
toes over that dlnky little stove
pipe IRE which tho kids have been
using this winter ms they stand on
the street corners selling the
morning papers. reminds me OF
what you see on the streets OF
Parts In the early mornings" re-
marked = straphanrer on a Hamil-
ton car 20 his neighbor "Tn Paris
that sort of stove In about all the
heating apparatus they have. and.
in the very early mornings you will
see market folk and Others whose
work has kept them out all night.
or takes them on their way before
or around about the daylight hours,
carrying those stove pipe portable
heater. I never saw any of them
around Detroit before until this
winter"