The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-26


rAeir eIepmeat 90 Defreis fre@
kitchsner. Dat. week axe.
brought Leo Lejepsky. 20 years
old. and Vera 81. Stahl. IL years
old, into trouble with the petrot
police. They were arrested sun-
squad and are baing held for the
federal authorities.
TIE Detroit police are locking for
fmogene Meyeres. ~ years ola wise
was kidnapped while on her way
from school IN Woodown, Ind Yer.
Wayne. Ind police that the girl
was spirited away by friends OF q
saloonkeper against whom she nGs
valuable evidence in a trial when
is soon 10 be held.
Cavalry, OF a certainty. N not deaa
fine car had hts pet corn stepped
upon by large lady Pardon
my awkward foot under your sweet
only thotlessness. !. OF course;
should have stuck my foot out OF
the window"
AeoordipG 20 an announcement from
Buffalo, Billy Sunday IN woinE 20
drop his slang That's regular
promise OF HIS. In every campaign
he makes the announcement some
thing like this. as he did in De-
troit: Il guess I'll cut out slang.
Hereafter III use only hifalutin,
out. believe me. 30. and you can
take that from your Uncle Fuller.
Those arguing On favor OF the afnr-
native fn the question. sResoivsd,
That universal military training De
adopted" won out in the nnal
meeting or the season OF the De-
troit Neweboys association at NO.
40 First-st-. Sunday. Louis Colt
Heb and Ben Gerber upheld the
affirmative side OF the debate with
Leo Mellen and Mark Feldman on
the negative side The judges were
J.. Brooks Nichols. Frank NJ. Bren-
nan and r.. :. Heavenrich.
Here's n sample Of school teacher
repartee. as heard In a Woodward
a. aye store ,,.r III g. ever s,s an on. ~
the idea-shooting experts. Why
do you want 20 see II she IL there
again asked the other idea shoot
er "Oh. silly. l mean VIII go
over and again see II she II there.
said the first instructor. But.
dear. why see again didn't you
sec tho hrst time asked her COLI
league. ooh. how foolish or me;
shall so again 90 see II she Is
there yet And she did.
NotwIthMtsndIng his IatervretfnG the
constitution as givinx him the
right 20 arm himself. Vito Bonita
mari was sentenced to pay me
OF 500 or serve 60 days In the De
troit House OF Correction by Judge
Ierriss. Saturday. Ia the recorders
court Vito's lawyer, before sen
tence was passed. told the court
that HIS client had read IN the
lieved gave him the right 20 carry
a revolver
The Detroit brnnch OF the NstfonaI
safety council will held Its month
~ meeting and dinner Tuesdny
evening In the Board OF commerce.
employees service department. OF
the Cincinnati Milling Machine
company. VIII speak on w elfAre
work as related 70 accident pre-
will submit a plan OF organxing
sanitary training attachments In
Detroit.
judge Y. J. VI. HalIy spoke before the
Ancient Order of HibeFiaas In Eiks
temple sunday afternoon. and gave
a brief outline OF the last so years
or Irish history Even tho the
strife which has devastn ted ireland
for the last thousand years were to
continue for another thousand.
said Judge HAlly. everyone can be
certain that ~ would always b for
liberty and the right OF the irish
people 70 govern themselves.
Gilbert McCIurR. traveller and Iectur-
er entertained an audience In the
Museum OF Art sunday afternoon
with an illustrated lecture on yell
iowstonc Park. Montana and Mount
Rainier. In order 70 be properly
patriotic, Mr. McCiurg declared
that one must visit the western
part OF this country aui realize its
extent and beauty. Ii fc Ia the
'erete east" one Is too much alb
sorhed IN the whirl OF business. he
believes.
Clarence schost. 10 years old. IL tn
police headquarters. awaiting the
arrival OF his parents. Hts father
wrote 20 him In Reading. Pa. to
come 10 Detroit and make his home
and hnish learning his trade a.
maehinist. The father neglected TO
give any address. but Clarence
thought that he would md u In
tho Detroit directory. The father
81 Charles Schott and is said 20 ha
pstternma ker Clarence rs a
member OF the Patriotic Sons OF
America
A IO-eent eaexs<. no. not that. a g7B
clerk In n fe-cent store, says its q
shame that eggs have been 50 high
ali winter. with Easter coming on
he doesn't see how the "nve and
tens" are going 10 sell baby chicks
for 10 cents this spring when the
raw egg costs more than that, He
says the girl clerks are grieved
about the outlook, for girls surely
do love those nuffy little chicks.
That he nany recover the royalties he
clnInas are due him for hts song
hit. 'On the Beach az Wahikih."
Henry Kailimai. a native Hawaiian.
secured an order for a commi ssion
from Judge Murphy. Saturday. en-
powering y. X. Dwight. notary
from officials OF the Pergstrom Mu-
sic company, OF Honolulu. He
claims that he wrote the melody
for the company on the under
standing that he was 10 be paid IN
royalties which have not been
forthcoming. and has brought suit
The wember~ OF the Hospital As-ocia-
ttea Of the Teachers Of the public
Schools OF Detroit have nom mated
Miss Mary A Alt. George Berkaw
and Miss Wilma X. Everest for the
board OF trustees OF the association.
The election will be held a. 40. 50
Broadway Saturday. April ~. be-
tween sac a. m. and 4.3o .. m.
aAnybody wanting 90 catch train
hsd better net depend upon any OF
the clocks on Woodwa rd-ave be-
tween Park and the city hall" said
one In position 20 know.
An amendment to the state eo-sti-
tutiaas rsnpeyyertnE the state hiEh-
way commissioner 20 originals
plans for and build roads as re-
uuired In the federal aid road bill,
viii be submitted 20 the voters or
the state ~ the coming April cleo
tion A Joint resolution has been
unanimously passed BY both houses
OF the Legislature 10 have the
amendment passed upon ~ the
polls The road bin offers hlchi-
gan t2.iS6,756 during the next I'VE
years.
,TRe public las read ~ much about
the blm rsafr. fDs that n e. worry