The Detroit times., 1917-01-31

the proud owner could take his
best girl out for drive sunday
afternoon.
For 40 nnsI quarter Of 1919 the re-
eorder's court established = record
~ fsin 800 ordinance case. ,s.,
Judge Jerrries was incapacitated
part OF the time. In the same
period ass criminal cases were dis
posed of. This record has been
when Judges Connolly and Pheian
were working overtime.
From 90 90 90 national suarss.ses.
members OF the Thirty-arst and
Thirty-second Michigan regiments.
are being placed with Detroit
nufacturing nrms every day.
Nhers are large number OF POSI-
tipns yet TO he niied. according 10
th@ secretary OF the employment
bureau az the Detroit Board OF
Cdmme-cc. ~hich Is finding places
for the men.
Jodge Kelly sesvI. 81 Ithaca. one Of
the relief judges Of the Wayne
county circuit has adaptable court
room methods that aren't stopped
by the ordinary formaiities OF the
bench when his room became stuff
~ Tuesday thru the presence OF a
flock OF foreigners. who took al
most every bit % available space.
he retreated from the bench.
opened the door 10 the adjoining
press room. and presides from
witness chair at the threshold
OF the two rooms.
In accordance with nj. belief that ~
every man under-tssd every ether
man, his problems, ideals and CTR
cumstanCes there would be n
feeling OF mutual helpfulness rsth-
er than hostility, Henry Ford Is
tspousing the cause OF a universal
language. in other words Esperans
To. Dr. Tobias Sigel Is its leading
exponent In Detroit. Many OF the
most advanced thinkers OF Europe
are In favor OF this scientific Ian
Puage. which was perfected by a
Pole after years OF patient labor.
smiling aiiuringiy ~ two robbers
who peked n revolver thru the WIN
dow Of her cage and demanded
money. Miss Grace Brown, cashier
in Blessed's lunch room at No. sol
Woodward-ave.. completely frus-
trated their intentions and prevent
ed their taking $40. which lay In
There In less than Ave dollars
here she said. when one OF the
men roughly demanded the money.
do you want 10 count it, Let
the chicken feed go and give us
some cigarettes said the man and
Inv TWO uFphTNFus
Corporation Counsel Dtngeman o.
convinced that automobile garages
are the most elusive and hsfn'ug
things. especially on foggy nights.
Mr.. Dingeman attended the Detroit
Deutschwehrs festival in the
Wayne Gardens. Monday night.
when the afrair was over he start
ed for a garage not far from the
dancing pavilion Some 20 minutes
later he was stilJ looking for the
garage. lie peered thru the blind
inr haze AZ the first street sign
and found he was on Eighth-st..
several blocks beyond his destina-
tion. I'D hate 10 live In London.
declares Dingeman.
is q matter OF growth
and We are trying TO teach chill
dren In the terms Of their own eN-
perlence and in ac.4on. which IL an
adaptation OF the Montessori meth
cd and the new education r. G..
Lindemaun. state club leader for
Michigan in the cooperative eN-
ment OF agriculture and the NJ. A.
G.. told members OF the home and
school gardening committee Of the
Twentieth Century club. the recre-
alton commission and Detroit
branch ~ the National Plant.
Flower and Fruit guild In the
Century building. Tuesday after
noon.
.sTh~ Int~ Mrs. Oiir Johnson Ind one
OF the most brilliant ninds srd
kindlieSt natures which ~ was
ever my fortune 60 meet said a
we'll known citizen. "She was