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

lfffOF 81 lnfffnNl revenue NuFN~
day. has greatly Iesscned the num-
Der % deiindnentS Many returns
are not yet in. but few extern
sionS. not 10 exceed 30 days. have
been granted by the collector In
eases where absolute necessity
exists. The law Affects only cor
porations having more than $4,000
capital stock
a reporter rushed mHdIy cut Of the
city hall Thursday. ard n. the city
hall doors open outward. ne
Knocked down small boy who
was standing IN front - the door.
Plumbing among the 20 and 30 dol
lar bills hc carried IN his pocket.
tho reportsf found two pennies all
The rhafer be had Ite gave those
coins 20 thr small boy ~ thet he
enmidwf l.r ANS more Then the
-nHli tnN mother ruWo along
Wifh Buuth.r email boy and posted
hlns up ugaiHsfg the door 10 be
knocked dow fbt someone else.
aud snueoue I'd rihW with little
more change chan the new spsper
man bad
Miss NHrunr-t Euy Nhittrmor~. Ne
tratt suAru work ~ Who - now
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VIII ra tp Washington
T,h. r. Z. H-af lh. Lc' .Eatt.n 81
MtritE r who vli hr sta
dur.ue I'rr .idett Wilson innfg-
ut.-.tr ~rr Gems rse~toust union
ulf triI fts auuuh' cou ruttau in
Nashtrri Ma r-h f-f . Nf,hi-
gan branch wn tr.t uf- - 500
EAR 80 the fIrth"rancr
~ tht work ~ fh, uu.of r.a.utd-
ffIe- - z---t--gs.-Ll-l-t IA d. i4retiar
bold W'rHs llt ln I'm t'E.
Ih- newt, or. nnlsci south astern
ttnpsbN''" n--aF rfon has
uprit'd "a fn 'E.r Hf- fHe work
~ obtaining frr thr southeastern
flsuts -rd N I.hi con pr~ft-
dent D. appointed several CONE
miH"'s rr1 wih ne ni7t" ~
Tl. H. .u-.Hf an fnHsfs uu the arc.
oni AVID fltrfh Triday 81 each
mouth rhr.Iutnts. street lighting.
sthou's. parks and street chr e.
tens pra arc BADLY needed in
N"ufhrasfsrn Detroit according
e. NJ iobr nm
CIy CIerL Richard Lindsay was
rolled Thur.dny, when ne saw sew
eral police ofdcsrs from tho central
station starting 60 carry away the
boxes containing the unused bal
lots at the fail election. Last
spring the old, ballots were sold
Tor vast paper and Melted tho city
about 1900 The police Thursday
we're acting ON orders from the
county auditors office. hut the city
clerk pat stop 90 the proceedings,
Informing them that 10 was a mat
ter for the election commission TO
take care OF and for no one else.
Patrick .. asrmsn. No. ITO Cherry
81, hns presented 90 the council %
claim for Injuries suffered when
he was thrown from ono Of the
ctty-E wagons into the path OF an
automobile. lie ~ now unable TO
work. formerly having been em-
ployed In the department ~ parks
andS boulevards. Ernest Schuman
asks the city for 800 because his
automobile was hit by city gar
bage wagon at Fort.st. and Trum-
hull-ave
Prof Dayton &. MiIier. OF the Case
school Of Applied scie nee. CIese-
land. viii Eive an illustrated talk
on Architectural acoustics be-
fore tho Detroit Engineering So
eiety Friday evening In the hail.
No. ~ Grand Ntver-avc. west BE-
cause 81 the Importance ~ tho
lecture and the value 81 Prof. MIL
ler's experiments and photographs
80 sound waves a- applied TO de-
termirE tho acoustics Of "A building.
architects and engineers Eenerally
arc invited to attend.
The MIchinnn Historical commission
g. compiling bibiisgraphy OF
Michigan publications. This will
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written and printed IN Michigan
and all books and pamphlets rciat-
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