The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-10


commerce Friday evening. lie
copy.
portrait OF the late DIR. Lucieu
Ills former school Inspector. will
De pres nted 10 the Ellis school,
named Tor the doctor, next Thur
pay at y. IN. Principal Arthur s.
Nlchols and the teachers ~ the
sehooI are arranging the program.
The law nrm OF McHuEh, o'NeiIi a
Lee has dissolved partnership and
mas been succeeded by hcHugh n
Lee, " - announced by the partners.
Philin A. McIIugh and Benedict III.
Lee Charles T.. ONelll Will carry
on an independent practice.
George DiaEmsn. county Surveyor. f.
sne eniy county ofnee holder who
has his wife for an assistant. Mrs
Dingman occupies the fourth floor
with her surveyor husband and at
tends To the clerical end OF his
work.
Detroit branch. No. 4, of the NstionnI
A..oeistion OF Letter Carriers. will
meet saturday night In q. A. X.
hall. The carriers will decide upon
their summer headRear and will
make nominations for the office OF
financial secretary. made vacant by
the resignation OF Fred C. Rea
Action will be taken also on the
formation OF Detroit council OF
postal employees
but enc applicant. CIsrene. w. Hub
Dell, now serving ~ temporary city
engineer. has made known 10 the
ciyll service commission n desire 10
take the examination for that post.
ton set for Feb. Is. Mr.. Hubbeii
was appointed to succeed Robert
III. Mccormick. resigned. The ques-
lions are being prepared nv Dean
Mortimer r.. Cooley. OF the Univer-
sity OF Michigan.
Police Cemmissieser Couu-rs Ma.
asked the common council for per-
mission TO transfer from the police
pay roll fund s6.75b 20 meet other
expenses Of the department He
viii spend $4,000 for a new truck
20 replace one that was demolish-
ed I'm a collision with railroad
train at Fort and Dequindre- SITS.
several months ago.
An is.p~~tien Of the TA,rty-ar~t
Michigan infantry nj the Detroit
Major HEIDI u. & army. Notices
have been sent out TO members OF
the regiment. recently returned
from the Mexican boraer. request
Ing that they attend all three drills
before the visit Of the inspecting
officer.
Clyde I. webster. former Unitea
nomination petition for circuit
Judge Friday with County Clerk
Oakman and paid his fee OF tt7bO.
He IN the nrst OF the numerous Re-
publican candidates 10 file. Judge
George $. Hosmer. who ~ Demo-
petition was MED with the clerk.
He paid his fee a week ago.
"I.is~eIn nfght- will he ceiebr~sed by
the Detroit Ncwsboys association
In their hall. No. 10 First-st.
Sunday night. at 1880 o'clock Col.
o. A James will relate some OF the
events on the Gettysburg battle
fRvorlte among tho boys. will give
readings on the life OF Lincoln.
The boys also will take part in an
oratorical contest. In which cash
prizes will be offered. The public
IL invited.
Prof. Robert NJ. we.iey. head of the
philosophy department. OF the Uni
versity OF Michigan. lectured on
the European war In Temple Beth
FL Friday night. He declared that
he thought social conditions I'm
Europe the prime cause OF the war.
Railroad development. he said. had
put a premium on land values and
had built up the two classes OF
landowners and peasantry. be-
tween which there always was
BABY carriages come under the same
rules ss automobiles In Commi--
sioner CouzenE proposed traffic
ordinance. Parking perambula-
tor for more than an hour In the
restricted district t. strictly
against the city law. according 20
Couzens and mothers who refuse
90 heed the warning may come OUT
% n store some day. Ind tho baby
and the carriage gone. and then
Ia
contents. has been impounded In
the police station.
Two turbine enGtacs. each with n
capacity OF $4,000 horse power. will
be the nrst mechanical Installation
In the new Ford Motor company =
Plant in Delray. according 10
Superintendent ~ Electricity Fred
erick, Of the Ford company. who
spoke before the National Associa-
ton % stationary Engineers Fri
60 tf1r work on the plant has been
removed save the dredging Of
River Rouge. n matter now before
the government.
Ale rnndcr BerEman. author of sPrl--
o. Memoir. Of nm tnnarchi-t'" ssd
Francisco. VIII speak In Turner
hall No. lSg Shcrman-st. TUESDAY
niuht. or Crime and punishment
"Wednesday might mass meeting
the auspices OF the Detroit Work
ere Defense league. The speakers
will he Mr. Berkman, A Y Prash-
ner and James Henderson. Maurice
Sugar. Detroit attorney. will pre-
side.
PoIi~~ Inspectors, ueutensnt. and
serErsnts are being drilled In the
use ~ machine riot guns by In
spector william + Rutiedge in the
assembly hall % tho Hunt-st. po-
lice station. The officers I'm turn
viii teach the men In their com
mands not only how 60 use ma
chine guns hut they will put them
thru regular course OF military
training. The officers are being
taught together 30 that the In
structions they give their men will
be uniform all over the city.
The r~gtmeutsI hand OF the thirty
second Michigan Infantry st Fort
Wayne paid an official call 10 the
members Of the Two Hundred and
Forty-frst battalion. Canadian eN-
Evolutionary forces In windsor. Fri
day. The United ~tates band
headed procession OF Canadian
soldiers. and were cheered and
applauded as they proceeded thru
tho Windsor streets The Michi-
gan men were entertained at din
ner. and later played before the
officers Of the battalion.
Detreirs reer~ationsi need. viii he
discussed ny Ira w. jayne. super
mission. I'm the Detroit Museum Of
viii review IN. Efforts now being
made 10 provide suitable recreation
area 20 meet the demand. and will
tell Of the commissions plans for
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