The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-02

More than $4,000 collected for tho
Belgian relief fund hhs been re-
turned as "a result % the govern
ment deciding to take over the
work.
The ID. q. ". sunday will run the hrst
ears on the new Hamiiton-bIVd. cs-
o tension line ia Highland Park. The
track now extends north 70 the
Six-Miie-rd. but for the next two
months viii be used only TO a point
opposite the Ford plant.
"0f NIL contagious things In the
world, the war fever II the NEST
ontaEious" remarked n special
ist' saturday. NO one Is immune
excepting infants and very old peo-
pie who have lost the use OF their
legs. and you can't even be sure
OF these"
~Natnre may think TINT she IL CO.
operating Ia the back-to-the-soii
movement with All this rain said
GARDENER" Friday. but ] think
she 90 growing maudlin over ~,
and she covered over with pots the
little drcnched tomato plants she
had act out.
Louis Reichie vas given $500 YER
diet against the -. 4. n. In judge
Des Noignes court Friday for in
3uries received IN an automobile
collision with a street car. The
accident happened In 1914. at Beau
bien-st and Canneld-ave.
The Thirty FIRST Michigan regiment r.
working hard 20 get It's ranks allied
I'D with volunteers before the draft
goes into effect. In the past week
about 100 men have been enliated.
The officers say they do not want
any cOnscripts II they can avoid H.
Mosi~us temple, Mystic shrine, hefd
ceremonial session Friday even
Ing IN the Masonic temple. lnitint-
inE 1865 candidates. The candidates
were members OF Golden Jubilee
class which entered the Michigan
Sovereign consistory earlier In the
week. shrlncrs from various parts
OF the country were present at
the ceremonial.
To date city Treasurer Max Koch has
sold s55s.000 of the spoo,0oo issue
~ school bonds. Seventytwo 81 the
bonds. which arc In denominations
OF 81 600 each, went ov1r the coun-
ter Friday. with two purchasers
taking rs bonds each The inten-
sive campaign 10 sell Liberty bonds
has temporarily hindered the dis
posal Of the municipal Issue.
Automobile manufacturers met IN the
Detroit Athletic club Friday after
noon 60 discuss plans relating 10
the proposal to motorize Uncle
Sans neld artillery. Capt William
r. Dunn. " the artillery. addressed
the manufacturers " He said that
" motor power ~ used ~ VIII re-
lease 1000 men and about $4,000
horses which could be used for 9TH
or purposes.
mr. Don VI. Campbell was chosen
honcry president Of the Detroit
College ~ Medicine Alumni asso-
ciation Friday evening, In the an
nual meeting held IN the Wayne
County Medical building. Other Of
ncers are; President Or. r. J..
Clark, president. Or. " G. An
dries. financial secretary. Dr. e. W.
A Tlr
9. =. simpson and Dr. II. w. He
witt.
Lighting hts pipe In nm excavation.
John wirkin. 10 years old. 90 M.
tf3 MsTion-ate. Windsor. caused
an explosion 81 natural gas Fri
day. resuitlng In me injury Of Min
kin and two other laborers. VIII
liam Castro. Of Ford city. and Alex
Alexskie Of Sa ndwich. The men
were IN the employ OF Wells
Grav Windsor contractors Min
kin Is the most seriously hurt. lie
H. in Hotel Dieu.
war breeds the hest In man. says
the Rev. ". Carlisle. % the Nirety-
ninth battalion. Canadian eVpcdi-
tionary forfes. who addressed the
women'g hague for National Ser
vice. FRIDAY lie spent IL months
in tho trenches. presenting the ros-
pei 20 the soldierA IN deEcrihinF
modern battle Mr.. Carlisle said
n was 'fhc noise ~ n thousand
thunder storms rolled into one and
then multiplied million times"
A party Of 100 members Of the Greet
ere 81 America, an organization ~
hotel clerks. will be entertained IN
Detroit Monday by local hotel
cisrka The Greeters are on their
way from the Pacific coast and
middle west 90 the annual Greet
ere convention IN Buffalo. The To-
cal entertainment includes motor