The Detroit times., 1917-01-12
City News in Brief

The public schools VIII announce the
meetings Of the new open Forum
each week 90 their pupils.
'leS." said th. doctor" received
this calendar Tor Christmas
present That's nice. said iiA
pattrnt aDHrutli "Nou can Keep
track ~ when four patients die.
Hamilton H"It. editor of The Inde-
pcndrnt aud mated pncih.i aud
puhlictst. viii speak Iu the Unit
tartan church SUNDAY rtruIug on
"' ommerriali and journalism
HrS. "a. a. Rny aud ur~. Ninifrcd
perrS Hurst, of cleveland. pieces
~ the lhtc Alderman Maurice kcst
ing have come 60 Detroit 10 at
tend the luueral nf their uncle.
"And beIieve me-" said the onic- Eirl
over her ice cream mud pie IN the
buplnss Wnnans lunch. 'ita thr
woman who stays hofur and does
the housekeeping thHf works. sire
doesn't get any thanks FOR it and
10 pay az The end ~ tho week,
etthcr know becaus" We tried
a."
~ -nn grt along without eRrIaps vers
nfceI, these cold days" said the
fraNl- officer nt ono ~ the busy
do'DnfoNn rTnsaings, hat believe
VlHld freeze without my ltttl'
wooden platform 90 s'anc-on. You
have mo- idea what % difference ~
makes Put even with ~" plat
form my feet sometimes get cold
sAld. KeatIng could always he relied
upon. Tie was absolutely uncom-
promising In following out hts
promises hnd IL was always pos
aihle ~ sec whore he stood was
the tribute ~ Probate Judge I'd
ward command t. the late council
president
EBos \. wills. "f E-tes Park. coio..
nddrcn~ed members "f the Tw-o-
tIrfh century club Thursday after-
moon on nature and ourselves.
Mr Milis ls guide and an Nthor
and has done much 10 Hhtain
grounds for national parks M the
west and is considered y high auth
ority ou PARK questions
Holding that hairs found on hts razor
showed him to have been tho ag-
FresVor IN q night Justice -elleVs
nned steve l.ozel s26 IN police court
Thur sday FOR asSaNltng John
Ohrouior and Erred Steinke. boa rd-
ers Sea his home az 40 ~ Peterson
~ Thr two latter were found 20
have acted IN self defense. aNho
using knives
.T'hst is what call public spirit"
said n woman. FRIDAY. ~ she saw
man pick up piece ~ Jagged
glass from fh. sidewalk. carry u
for sc'ue distance ana deposit 10 ON
nn ash barrel "How many people
would take tho trouble g. pick ~
up az ai. aBd ~ they did they
would throw 10 in fhe street for an
automobile 60 run over
"I don't see any very active signs Of
patriotism In there said the won,-
an to the elet ator man as they
passed the enlistment quarters Of
tho S army. where fhe men in
charge were doing in their chairs.
We'll nn am. there VIII be IN
Few days. said the lord ~ the ele-
vator The cold VIII run en- IN
all right"
of the eratiot Central
market. No. Al Grstiot-nve.. Will
hold their annual banquet IN the
Hotel ~fafler Tuesday evening
with guests and friends about 100
persons win he present Ron
Jacob. secretary or the market
viii act as toastWa ster and VII
outline Tho markets policy FOR the
new year.
The public lighting commission OF
tho city Will continue To furnish
currcut 20 The county hulldine and
the county jan until wayne county
auditors can install an electric
plant iu the building This de-
cision was rea rhed Thursday In
~uitn ~ The fact that the commits
sion had ruled ~ would cut OF
county power after Dec. 81.
One az the finest tributes 90 the late
Ala. Maurice ,. keuting came from
AID James Nernor dean of the
common council. when that body
mot Thursday noon. In respect 20
lts departed member Aid Vernon
said "You viii never know the
ioaa YOU have suffered IN the death
of Ald Maurice Kcatlng a man we
have folt safe IN turning TO al
ways and whose advice we have
found lnfaiihle for years"
In Rdditpn 60 tho officers rnnounc~d
Ia The TTmcs Thursday ns having
been elected rs tho Rofsti Drug
Elets' association. u j. Wolter was
chosen second vlce-prt The
executive committee is composed
~ H. r. Perrin. u r Rodimer.
John " Webster. ! CLAYTON Camp
boil. George " Gromwot q \.
Weaver. Ii s. itnff Adam - lrZv
hyl.il w T. Turnhull and Emil y.
Koihe.
travel talk on "rhc RINicrr- viii
~ given In the Detroit Athletic