The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

Paving the city streets with brick
viii cost the city - CENTS mare per
square yard this year. according 10
the estimate ~ Commissioner Fen
kell. who IN working on tho 1917
budget 81 his department BIDS re-
ceived by the commissioner Thurs
day show that brick now costs
from ss cents 20 fiit square
yard, whereas IN 1915 the bids
were as o. 30 cents others bids
that the commissioner has received
lately show that all materials en-
tering into street construction had
advanced materially.
After keeping a. n secret four years.
Mr. md Mrs. Arthur ". McI.an~. OF
No. 232 Clairmount-ave.. have an
nounced their marriage which took
place Doc. 81. 1919, IN Wilmington,
Del Mrs McIAne Is "A practising
physician. and she declares she VIII
continue 70 practice. because she
believes she can serve humanity
better than II she were To devote
an her time 20 the simple duties
or housewife. Mr. McTAne IL a
graduate OF the Detroit College ~
Law
Can YOU remember back 50 far M 30
10 90 YEAR, ago when you piodded
around ia pair OF copper toes
that possessed the wearing qaiities
81 iJou1 Well. they're In style
again with parents who have tired
of buying their children new
kicks" every few weeks with
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at the feet Of children passing you
on the street. and Occasionally YOU
VIII run across psir~0f the old.
familiar boots with the shining,
copper toe shields
when friends of Arthur r.. Water
fall. who retired n trsric commits
sioncr % the Detroit Board OF
Commerce 10 become associated
with Dodge Brothers. rendered him
an appreciation dinner in the De-
troll club. Wednesday night. they
didn't overlook Mrs waterfall.
Thursday morning Mrs Waterfall
was the recipient ~ an immense
bouquet ~ American beauty roses
from Arthurs friends"
day afternoon. Big Bill" Hindie,
president OF the council became
mayor Of Detroit FOR half-a-day.
Marx and hts secretary. Edward +
Fitzgerald went 10 Algouac TO look
at Horace 4. Dodge's new yacht.
Hindle did little as mayor except
occupy the mahogany chair, but he
performed some ~ his duties as
council president when he appoint
ed AID. Joseph Bahorsk 10 pla &c
on the House ~ Correction commit
tee and named Aid James :. Hol-
traNic and police regulations.
Because he threw stanley DyIepski.
passenger. from n street car In
River Rouge sept. %. Robert Boyle.
conductor OF the car, was lined
t25 by Judge Barton. Thursday.
Boyle told the court that pylenski
was carried past his stopping place.
and in an effort TO bring the car 10
stop started 20 pull the fare
registering cord frantically by
Ienski resisted when BOYLE endeay-
ored 10 prevent him registering
more fares. and the conductor
pushed him from the platform with
his foot BOYLE told the court
that III. was compelled 20 pay from
his own pocket for the fares reg
istered by DYlenski
Untonism and non-unionIsm met and
cIasped hands IN the Thirty hr~t
Mich gan rsRimental band witch
has Just returned With the reg r
ment from the Mexican borde r
when the band left Detroit last
June N was composed entirely ~
union musicians mostly those who
PLAYED IN the orcheSfras or Detroit
theaters Under the dependence
act ALL hut four were released and
returned 20 their homes II was
up 20 the four remaining 20 make
another band from the mater al
that the regiment afforded Union
ism had 80 be disregarded so the
present band Is made W 81 men
Of varying vocations. from twis'
arm operators 20 office managers
And under the leadership ~ Harold
Todd the hanAmaster. the hand has
been brought 90 "a high standard In
spife ~ haudfCaps