The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-21

influence OF liquor. and said he meant
no harm. He was taken to Wood
bridge station on charge OF drunk
enness
From $3.50 o'clock, Wednesday, morn
Ing until nearly 40 o'clock, Thurs
day. no arrests were made IN the
central precinct. This drought or
"pinches"' was a welcome one To- the
officers IN charge. for the month, up
10 Wednesday, was one or the bust
est In the history OF the department.
large and representative gathering
OF music dealers attended the Detroit
Music Trades association ANIMAL ban
quet In the Griswold house. Wednes..
day evening. Besides about 90 local
dealers, representatives from mum
erous big concerns throughout the
country were present. J. b. McIn-
tosh. OF the Cloueh a. Warren Co.
and president OF the local associa
ton. was POSTMASTER
Two girls, who refused ia give their
names, were walking ON Aisxnndrine-
ave. east, near John 4 St shortly be
when they started to run. at the
same time crying loudly for help.
Patrolmen Robinson and Bates; or
Garfield station. were close behind
and sprinted along 10 Investigate the
cause OF their alarm. When finally
overtaken. the girls explained that
they mistook the officers for high
waymen and thought they were go
ing 10 be held up.
Three changes have been made In the
list Of diocesan consuiters at the re-
cent trienn!al election Of the clergy
OF the Roman Catholic diocese OF De-
troit. FIR. Anthony Ternes. ST. Eliza
beth's church. FIR. Eugene ~. GULL
lame. ST. Mary's church, Jackson. and
FIR. Vitold Duhaevkowski, Polish sem :
mary. will MI the places left vacant
Baumgartner and B. J. Wermers.
whose, terms had expired. FIR. James
@. Doherty. ST. Nincents church; FIR.
James Savage. OF Holy Trinity
church and FIR. James Wheeler Our
Lady OF Help church. were reap
pointed.
were attending theater Wednes-
day night. their home at NO. $40
Cass Lave was entered by burglars:
who secured about 800 worth OF
Mrs Purse found that a chair had
been placed under the inside knob OF
the front door. which delayed their
entrance long enough TO enable the
house. 20 escape through the 9ear
door. The house had been thorough
~ ransacked. but the thieves over
looked several pieces OF solid silver
Detectives High and Larkins are
working on the case.
Herbert Voss. n member of the Jesuit
order. md son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Voss. OF No. IS Hendrie-ave., died
Tuesday night. In the Jesuit semin-
AIRY. Florissant. Mo. aged % years
He was IN the sixth year OF his
novitiate In the order, and death was
due 10 tubercular complications fol
lowing an attack OF pneumonia about
a year ago Mr.. Voss graduated from
81. Xavier's college. Cincinnati In
1902. and after year abroad. he en-
tered the Jesuit novitfate In Floris-
SAINT. He spent four years there. and
was then transferred 10 ST. Louis
university for course In philosophy
When his health failed he was re-
turned to Florissant to recuperate.
The interment Will be in Florissant
The Detroit Museum OF Art IN unusual-
Iy attractive this week. First Jules
Rolshoven's pointing OF Salon in
an old Italian tower" is picture
that every visitor stops before. It's
deep dark shadows and brilliant
light are fascinating. The Detroit
Society OF Woman Painters Is max
ing n good showing. one or the best
exhibitions II has given and It's
room well filled. The New York Wa
ter Coldr society exhibit Will be
taken down on Monday. and sent to
the Cincinnati Art Museum. 1t has
attracted much interest and favor
able comment. ON Friday evening
Prof Victor Benham will give an
other OF his delightful musical lee
lures. These have been decided
hit and greatly appreciated by all
music lovers.
Peter Pappas, Greek cnndy vender,
says he has an enemy I'm the person
of a countryman, who. he asserts. has
hired certain people TO do him up.
Peter was standing on downtown
corner dav or two ago, clad In
uniform OF spotless white and IN
dustriously calling his wares when,
without warning. two Greeks ana
an American surrounded him and be-
fore he knew what they were about,
threw Ink on him from all sides.
Peter told his troubles to Justice
Jeffries and secured warrant
against John Doe" and Richard
Roe" charging them with malicious
injury TO property. The information
sets forth that they "wilfully and
maliciously did damage one white
pas by throwing ink on said coat TO
the damage OF 81" Peter Is keeping
the ink stained garment to be used
as evidence when John and Rich
ard" are brought to book