The Detroit times., 1917-01-30

, in Brief EaassIa'
Hotel fuller. who may be found
every afternoon In popular Ice
rink. doing all sorts OF fancy twirls
and twists on the steel runners.
Mr.. fuller says there Is no othef
sport like ~ TO make man feel
young and nimble and fun OF
pep"
There a. n newsboy st Woodward
ave. and Bsgg-st. Who IN promised
ride In the patrol II he does not
stop raising his voice at O'Clock
a "a. and waking the, whole neigh
borhood from peaceful slumber. The
big cop told him so Tuesday morn
ing and gave him a friendly snake
~ the same time 20 impress the
fact upon him.
BIOS riding mother-- for 10 babies are
needed by the Michigan Chiidren's
Home society. and Clara v. Kun
mer secretary. desires that women
willing 20 take babies ny the week
apply at No. 80 Wsrren-aye west:
headquarters ~ the Associated
charities The amount paid for a
baby's keep a. 81 per week. and
all the children are under three
years OF age
a. the nest meeting OF the Detroit
EnEi9eeriaG society. In their hell,
No ~ Grand River-ave. west, Fri
cay evening Prof. Dayton c. Mil
OF the Case SchAol OF Applied
Science. Cleveland. will deliver an
illustrated and experimental lee
ture on Architectural acoustics"
a phonodeik Will be used 10 ex-
hihit 20 the eye actual sound
waves.
That privstes In the United states
army receive sufficient pay was
the opinion expressed by an army
officer In a family hotel in Detroit
per month. which is all velvet"
as even his tobacco Is furnished
him OF course ne cannot marry
on this. but In the officers opinion
he shouldn't want 20 marry In
cidentsliy the officer was married
and enjoying the delight Of several
children.
The Countess Of Kingston. nm Irish
pe~ress, - n guest I'm the Hotel
Statler while endeavoring 10 in
tsrest Detroit wealthy folk in n
fund being raised for the assist
have become physically unrt for
the usual useful occupations thru
service IN the trenches. The
countess has interviewed Henry
Ford I'm her mission in America.
but declined 20 say what the motor
mognste had promised 20 do for
her cause beyond that "Mr and
Ford were deeply interested and
impressed
The " w C. e. SdurattoupI eIass<s
viii give their annual exhibition
IN the s~socia tion building Tues
dan and Wednesday. displaying the
results 81 the winters work in
domestic science. sewing. millinery.
art and music. feature OF the
exhibition. which will be open all
day and both evenings. will be the
cooking ~ meal for Ave persons
80 cost of 50 cents. Tuesday even
ing. by pupils OF the domestic
science class There will he music
and gymnasium stunts Wednesday
evening
George Carlisle. an attorney and
court reporter. whose friends have
announced his candidacy for the
circuit bench contingent upon the
creation OF more circuit judRshtps,
declared Monday that even Mo
the extra positions are created he
Will not run. He has been
friend and supporter Of Judge
tached. and he declares that he
Will devote all his energies 70
Judge Colds reelection rather
b than run himself
Charles ~. Dryan. of the Joseph
Larkins Brick company and q ~
rector 81 the BOARD OF Commerce.
Will give friendship dinner
s Hosmer. Alfred J. Murphy. y. J.
NJ Hslly. Edward J. JeNries and
William r. Connolly. Nudge
stewart iIanlcy and Arthur J.
Lacy and Frank u. Eaman. presi-
dent Of the Detroit Bar association.
will speak. Frederick u. stevens
will be toastmarter. About $50
guests are expected. The dinner
will be AT the Board OF Commerce.
A woman from q COUNTRY town uear
Detroit brought the family clock
into n Woodward clock repair
ing shop and asked 10 have ~
fixed. II don't know what's the
matter with the pesky thing but
u don't ever seem TO Jtbe with the
passing OF the noon train on the
Pere Marquette. which goes right
by our house" she complained.
The repair man opined that maybe
10 was the train and not the clock
that refused TO keep good time. as
he could find nothing wrong with
the clock.
W. W. strttce on tnr WOODWARD
ave. line has reached deplorabi~
stage. Complaints concerning the
infrequency OF the cars and their
crowded condition are increasing.
Surprising that you waited for
full 90 minutes about 30 a. IN.
10 get a car. Southbound. and the
motorman passed YOU up. and the
next car didn't arrive for more
than 10 minutes. and the same
thing happened TO you three time
I'm one week What would your
opinion OF the u. Z. II be-
city Clerk Richard Lindsay gets q
lot of fun out OF life. lot rorr
than most folks do. Monday morn
ing. while on his way TO the city
hall. he saw a large limousine and
n H. u. r.. car get tangled at the
and Lafayette. 1T was the fun
niest thing I've seen In months
he chuckled. as he entered the Of
nee. These traffic cops are never
wrong. with one motion % hts
arm he signals the auto to come
ahead. and then right away he
gives the street car right-of-way.
The driver OF the machine tried
20 tell the cop that he made
mistake. but. no, he couldn't see
IT."
n u meets with the approval OF the
common council, the board cf pub
lie works viii enter into d con-
tract with the United Fuel a Sup
ply company to furnish the city
sand In sondola cars at Nis per
cubic yard. This was the lowest
bid submitted to the board The
board also will have up for APP
proval a contract with the France
stone company and the Soivay
Process company 10 furnish binder