The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-12-13
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Police csptsiss reported 81 violations
Of the sunday closing law ca Com
missioner Croul. Monday. Only ID
complaints viii he made, however
The police do not consider that they
have evidence enough to convict IN
the other cases
Henry %. Soy, president of the Packard
Motor Car Co. Will give talk on
Employers liability acts" In tbs
l. Board OF Commerce rooms. Wednes-
day, Dee. IA, at o'clock. This ls u
subject with which MI. Joy IL Ycry
familiar. and his address Will be In
teresting and Instructive 10 members
particularly those who are large eni-
ployers OF labor.
IL required less shRn ave minutes for
the Jury I'm the ease al Hlrsh Hur-
witz against Policemen Frank G.
Schnell John J. Smith aud Theodore
G.. ,Nernier, To return a verdict OF no
cause for action. Huiwitz brought
n suit for $4,000 damages, claiming
= false arrest The testimony showed
he was arrested while creating dis
turbance In his own home.
The police will not hold Anthony We
yaEoda and Frank ZeHna la connec-
ton with the death of Frank Jark-
owski. shot Saturday night back or
IA saloon on st Aubin-ave Jarkow-
, ski, in his ante-mortem statement 10
the prosecutor and detectives, ad-
mitted that he had revolver at he
time OF the shooting The author
ties think he was shot with this gun
during scufhe.
The special committee Of the board of
education appOiutest tn look into the
substitution of enamelcd zine face
clocks for marble faced clocks In the
cass High school. reported. Monday.
; that nothing could he done about the
matter. AS the speci ncatlons were 30
drawn az To- cover the cheaper arti-
cles. John Ierya, the general con-
tractor. and ;ho/J. ID. TImpleton Co,
contractors for the clocks. were exon
Grated. The city viii be out several
hundred dollars through the suDsti-
tuition.
mryer, of Ann ArbOr, announces the
safe arrival of his party In the city
OF Mexico. Have just seen the won
derful cathedral. art gallery, national
palace. etc." Mr.. Wed, meyer writes.
No signs OF revolution, hut a fine or
derby cty." The congressman ac-
companled his Detroit friend, George
Osius. on tie trip and both We're
guests OF the party that went to
Mexico To In spect the Kansas city.
Mexico Orient railway project. Of
which A. f. Stillweh. of New York
Is president. and in which several
Detroit capitalists are interested.
james smith, a student Ina the Lewis
school for Stammerers, asked the
police, Monday, TO assist him in re-
gaining possession OF his young wife,
who formerly was Miss Sarah Lee.
of No. 80 Adelaide-st. The couple
recently eloped To Windsor. but the
girls mother interrupted the honey
moon by sending her daughter TO
the home Of an aunt in Owendale.
Hence Smiths appeal To the police.
but they could do nothing for him.
Smith came here recently from Mas
sachusetts. Mrs Lee is looking up
his antecedents and II they are found
satisfactory she will allow her
= daughter to return to him other
wise there will be suit for annul-
ment.
Frank r.. Miller, aged ~, n real estate
agent living nj No. I53 Common
wealth ave. who was arrested "A
short time ago on a charge OF en-
bezzling 500 from Joseph II. Treidel.
No COZ Lincoln ave. and was releas-
ed on bonds To appear Dec 20. was
re-arrested Monday night by Detec-
tive Reid, at the request of the au-
thorities OF Toledo. who also want
him on an embezzlement charge.
Another warrant is out charging him
with appropriating county funds
while acting as county clerk In Nor
walk, O. Inasmuch the Ohio
charges are more serious than the
one pending against him here. he
will be turned over To the police ~
that city. An officer Will take him
back during the day.