The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-24
City News in Brief


ard Selling who was appointed 20
inquire into the charges and repre-
sent the court In the trial
The Detroit Retail Grocers' RssOcin-
ton la Its meeting Monday night
decided upon rule providing for
only "A single delivery each day
This was in keeping with the rec
Ommcndatlou 81 the commercial
economy board Of tho council of
nar iona defense The new rule
Will go into effect Aug. The res
oiutlon providing for this plan
states that any grocer who tries
10 sheak over more than ono de-
livery "a day Will be considered a
Stacker"
The Am~rIcnnIxRtion committee OF
the Detroit hoard of Commerce has
Endorsed the establishment OF a
governmental board az aliens for
the registration and control or
foreigners with central intelN-
gence bureau. as proposed by Miss
Frances A. Kellor. assistant 20 the
chairman OF the National Ainert-
cantzation COMMITTEES !. Walton
Schmidt. secretary OF the local com
mittee, says Detroit Ia tho best
equipped city In the country TO
handle such an organization.
Bernusc OF the need for special en-
pIoyes by the government on nc
count 81 tho war civil service exam
nations nave UFfH NINFlFh W. AfAA
the following positions, informa-
tion regarding which may be OBJ
tanned ~ Peter WigRle room No.
POI Postofice building First grade
clerical male or female. director
~ traffic assistant inspectors Of
hardware. textiles and leather
equipment. tent Inspector. inspec-
tor OF small arms ordnance fore
man. and many others yet 70 be
announced.
Mrs BctSey Graves Reyneau, OF this
city, who was arrested In wash
tngfon last week with other sun b.
ragists for picketiug in front Of
the White House and was par
dbned 10y President Wilson after a
few days IN tho workhouEe. VIII
address mass meeting SATURDAY
evening July 2S, in McCollester
hall. under tho auspices OF the Ma
tional Womsn's party. The arrest
81 women NJ first refused "a accept
the presidents release from the
workhouec. bat later agreed 10 -
80 that they could resume their
pickcting. they declared.
4 fine ham and side Of bncon viii he
prizes offered 10 the member Of the
Retail GrDccrs association bring
iuE the largest family 20 the an
ngat picnic Wednesday. Rt Ia sh-
moo park The grocCrv and inca I
SHOPS OF the CITY ~ tll iIff 'ifNNsN dil
dan ON account ~ the picnic. so II
hchooVes Detroit housewives 20
lay in sufficient supplies FOR two
days Two boats Will leave the
Griswold st. dock AZ St5 o'clock
a splendid program az games and
athletic events has been arranged
Tor men. women and children and
handsome prizes viii Do given the
winners, in the different e.cuts
The Injunction Obtained ~ louis
Schneider restraining Nin,or Marx
from conducting the hearing Dn tbe
complaint against Schucide' 81
Woodward-ave cafe has nd ehn ite-
~ postponed tho hearing vrhirh
was sct for TUESDAY Argument
on the Injunction WI De heard
July % Schneider contends the
mayor has no right 90 attempt 70
revoke reHtauranf licenses after
private hearings such proceed
iugs. ne ARGUES should Dc conduct
90 bv the police Justice Corpora
ton Counsel Uingeman declares tho
circuit court already has decided
that the mayor has authority 10 re-
woke such licenses