The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-13
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Mrs. Pauline DeDoever, of Miller City,
Ohio, who has been searching De-
troit since last Friday for her four
children, received a telegram from
her home, Tuesday night. informing
her that the children had arrived
there safely The children came from
Belgium In charge OF a woman, and
IL had been arranged for the mother
TO meet them In Detroit Instead OF
that. the children were sent on from
here to Miller City. and the mother
crossed the on her way to Detroit.
Members Of the police department sick
relief fund who have money coming
TO them from the society are
earnestly requested by Lieut. Thomas
OGradY- treasurer call feF-titc
amounts at once. III the money IL
not called for, Lieut.. OGrady says
II will be turned baclo into the treas
ury
A thief entered the home OF Louis
kcrsh, No. CHS Beaubien-st.. through
Kitchen window, and stole Jewelry
valued at s5s. Tuesday night The
home OF Mrs. Mary Vollrath. No. 239
Chestnut-st., was entered by means
of false key and $40 worth OF
jewelry was stolen.
William Hanson, found guilty of en-
bexxilng s7Ss.4S OF the funds OF the
Armour Beef Co, was sentenced TO
nine months in the House OF Correc-
ton. by Judge Jeffries, Tuesday
afternoon. John Arpen, convicted ~
the theft OF money and ring. was
given six months in the House OF
Correction.
Claude sullivan, No. 10 Fisher-ave,. n
meter Inspector for the Edison IL
Eliminating Co. was bitten on tho
knee by a vicious dog, when he en-
tered the home OF Adam Guzfa, No.
q Goldner-ave., Tuesday. n ply
stefan cauterized the wound and the
dog will be held for 10 days. 10 see
X II shows symptoms OF ra.)ies.
Lieut.. Bert High. of the detective bu-
renu OF the central police station,
was elected president OF the Arab
Patrol, to succeed George W. Fowle.
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Luetta MneEdward was granted
n divorce from her husbanS, william
@. MacEdward. passenger agent Of
the Detroit a. Mackinac railroad, by
Judge Donovan, Tuesday afternoon
She was also allowed $50 per month
alimony Mrs. MacEdward charged
her husband with cruelty. and testi-
fled that he told her that when he
got rid Of her he could marry bet
ter educated, more refined and more
cultured woman than she. Mrs. Mac
Edward IL gray-haired, refined In
appearance and reserved and IL was
with great reluctance that she told
OF her domestic troubles.
VI. .. MsIoney. president of the Detroit
Retail Grocers' sssociation, which
has appointed a committee TO inves-
tiCate the high cost OF living. par
ticularly I'm regard to butter and
eggs. says that III every family in
Detroit would refrain from using
butter and eggs for one week. II
would cause a drop OF 25 per cent In
the price Mr. Maloney puts the
blame on cold storage operators for
the high prices. declaring that there
IL enough butter. eggs, etc. In cold
storage 10 feed the whole nation for
crcamery butter should now be sell
inR at % and so cents pound. In
stead OF s5 and 40 cents.
Prosperity lead 60 the appearance In
dl,oree court Tuesday afternoon OF
Mr. and Mrs August kaulwelt. Ihe
,yifo was granted "a divorce by Judge
Donovan. together with the custody
of their two little girls. The boy
was given to the father, but each