The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-30
WHERE LIFE is
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The body at George a.. snyder. the we'll
known coal dealer. who died Nov. 20
last, was taken from the vault Ia
Woodmere cemetery Friday morning
ana buried Ia the family hurNing lot
William hei., NJ. 2sO Rowcna-si.. e.
ports 9" she policc thar "a mHn anu
woman robbed him OF diamond pin.
NNlHea al NlJn. while h" was Ia a.
park 81. roo1giHg house Friday night,
had left.
was stabbed la the breast nv Frank
Ztlnhey, during nght IN front OF
quincy home Friday night Gun
cian VINO says Il is not serious. Po-
lice are looking for Zienney
Judge Hubert az the Juvenile court.
remnnded sophin Iais Ia jaii, Fridns.
worth OF forged checks which ,he
lb-Near-old girl passed on two coal
merchants and a Jeweler Oak On
nounced his Willingness 10 settle up.
bold thief drove wagon M IA he
rear door a., Hryn's basanr. Eridns
afternoon, loaded TWO cases or cnHin-
eled ware on the wagon. aud drove
away The goods were valued at
200. Sevcra. persons saw hlm tufn
tile trick, but HIS boldness disaimed
all suspicion.
As IA result al the Interstate commerce
Delray salt Co. the market Tor -
troit salt. both east and west WIZ
be materially widencd. The rates
have been such as to bcnent the sdit
trust. but now Independent p'oddt-
GERS Will get an even chnnce'
The new automobile IRE enalne. No. j.
hns been shipped buck Ia the Factory
for thorough test ana r"adlhsi-
ment The manager OF the autono-
bile concern. VINO supervised the rest
here. was not satisfied. and viii have
the engine tuned up az the FACTORY.
II VIII be back for duty IN 80"
days.
followed the Dire engines. Friday
night. and was led 10 the dooi way
OF his own home iust in time TO So
his wife carry their little daughter
out OF the house, while the depdrI
ment eNtingaished an inciplent nia@'
caused by, "A lace curtain blowing into
a lighted gas jet. only the WINDOW
and frame were damaged.
Peter Babo. mn aged resident Of De-
troit. dropped dead. Friday. while
with coat In the yard or his home.
No 124 Morau-st Mr. Babo was ~
one time an accountant In the audi
generals office IN Lansing lie
was So years old and Is survived ny
his widow. one son and on, dauS u,
ter Coroner Burgess decided taat
death was due TO old age.
aTaLing pencils from n cripple" led
Ia the arrest Of cight-year-oid john
ME SZchowski. OF No, '0s Thv"dol'
10 the truant officers. ~" prefers 90
sleep under houses, rather than IN
bed IN MS bone FRIDAY a clt'l'n
saw him helping hlrastlf 10 the so
OF pencils. hold ont by paral FZtd
cripple on Monroe-ave. Patromah
Sterling caught Johnnie and ne was
sent TO the detention room
Returning AT miJniGh', Friday. from u
visit 80 her brdthcr'~ home. Mrs. Hat
tie McGrath, No. 2e3 Brush-st, ionnd
that since supper timeJthe house had
been cleared ~ an furnishings. lud
her husband mad disappeared. Sn"
stated 10 the police that she ana hef
husband had cuarreled. at supper
time. when No complained OF having
no none. she believes that when
she, left tor her brothers homt' ne
took the furniture 10 raise some
money.
Club rooms for members of four of
the engineers' nsso"i"'ions win be
building. nest week. The four
which have united In hitting up these
quarters are BrapCh No. 3. Marine
Fuginpers Beneficial association. No
E. National Association 81 stationary
Engineers and branches Nos. and
S24 or the lrtornntional steam Engi-
ncers Union. several other orEant-
zations 81 engineers are expected 10
join IN the club arrangement
j. L.. Gray. Of Gray Bros.. electrical
contractors al No. 100 Cnss-aNr..
caught a burslar in his store "Peh
he entered tiro place at orl"ck fri-
day might. Gray. hearing noises IN
the rear OF the store went to IL.
ysstigate TIE burglar swunS M
missed, and tho two men chncla-,i.
Gray soon oNrrpoWcred ANA dlSarme
burglar "A sound thrashing he didn
call the police brt threw the Dat
tered burglar out into the alley
A new ciyiI service charter amendment
IN being drawn Up NJ the request of
some members OF tile common rouh-
ell, with The Idea or passing ~ anu
submitting IL with other charter
amendments next fan # provides
that ward foTrTnen shall ba appolnted
under civil service eNaminatlons. but
eXempts lHboIers from It's provisions
Heads of depa Ttuents are to be con-
suited as 20 the questions 10 -" ask ~
in examinations FOR "liglbles To nj
places in thCir departments tn"
sinayor - to he given deciding vote
In cases where the members OF me
commission disagree.
That Detroit bias more delinquent chii-
drcn. especially girls. In proportion
TO her population than any other lily
in the country and less means -
combat the situation. was proven by
the facts presented in addresses. rrt-
day afternoon, before the Dc;roi'
Federation of Womcns clubs. ~
Judge Hubert. Of Detroit ;. juvenile
court and Judge Wills Brown. OF
salt Lake tit!, also juvenile c"G't
Judge Many Of our schools are
having halliday sessions and this
means delinquency, SO We must lace
an era % high taxes 10 bring our
schools aud police department. up ~
the necessary standard and To pro
vide proper recreation ccnt"rS Tor tie
children" Judge Hubert declared
The \. VI. e.. A. state conference, In the
IocnI associations building the pnst
two days. closed Friday evening with
a BANQUET at which over 500 husl-
Less mon q. Dctrott sat down, aud
which WIS followed by several al
dresses from prominent speakers a.
tending the conference. - !" ilhh-
son was toastnaster being iuttn-
duced as the man Who was entitled
10 the greater part OF the credit iot
petfoits magnificent \ NJ =. y
building Mr. Hudson said he was
getting better dividends from his /
NJ g \, Investments than from any