The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
An oNerhented gas stove I'm Madam
EdNN ards beauty parlors, No, 70

An ONerhented gas stove In st"nhn ~,
Edwards beauty phrl"rs, No "o
Broadway was respohslple ioI r
smal> ire Ia the building Lhurs uAS
night About SZaU worth OF beauty
aids went up IN smoke
His infatuntion for his boarding mis-
tress, Mrs, MaEdaline Entelle, No
5cT MOvan-st. mas led 10 Tue ai'eSN
OF Harry Josephs, No ia flcld-aNe.
The woman. whose husband Is now
serving a sentence ia the House OF
Correction says that Josephs SO an
uoyed her Will his attentions that
she made him leave her house. Even
then he persisted and urged her 10
g,t "A divorce from her husband. so
She could marry him he went so
far as TO threaten 10 XIII her II she
didn't comply with his wishes. lhe
yyouun In fear OF her life appealed
10 Chief OF detectives Mcdonnell
who ordered Josephs locked up
Jenrey Arnold. 20 years old. aud his
wife, Violet, II. we're brought back
from Toronto Thursday nlSht ~
Detectives Raker and Horrigan: 20
answer charge OF forgery John
Goldthwait SAYS he rented fur
risbad house AT No 9g0le Wabash
ave. to them and in his absence. he
says they mortgaged the furniture
and forged his name 70 the mort
gage
Joseph Gegn, 30 years old. No. $50
'MoOdbrIdEe-st. east. fell from ~ Lake
shore train near the foot OF Riyard-
ST. Thursday afternoon, and was
badly injured about the back and
head, Ho is in Harper hospital
Fritz crOstIcL. "a ID. y. W. empIoSe, was
Killed Rt Michigan and Humboldt
aveS. bX A runaway horse. Thursday.
He lived at No 1853 LindeH-st
The sanitation committee OF the Hoard
Gt Commerce viii meet, Monday, In
r+rc board rUorus To ttsterT 70 4 talk
nm h.E NE nod 80
disTosiRg Of garbage IN use In NIL
Mpukee Invitations have been sent
20 the city officials and TO members
OF the common council TO be present
The Detroit Typographical union VIII
shortly submit 10 employers a. re-
quest for an Increase OF SO per week.
or wage OF $40 for as hours. the
new scale 20 take effect Jan. Mem
bcrs OF employing firms VIII attend
dinner in the Y VI {. a the CONF
ting week. when. IL IL expected. the
proposed Increase Will be informally
discussed
In compliance with the decision OF the
suTr, me court, upholdinE Judge Hos
uters decree in favor OF the urincor-
rUrated Society for the study and
Prevention OF tuberculosis SO 600,
which has been in escrow for more
than a year. has been turned over
20 the society. This marks the end
OF the fight between the unincorpor-
atcd and the Incorporated societies
Mr.. Mary woehI. of Greenfield, was
driving load of produce Into the
city. Thursday night, when her waG-
on was struck In the rear by an au-
tomobile The accident occurred at
Second and Seward -aves The con-
tents OF the wagon we've spilled on
the street The horse disengaged
himself from the wreCkage and ran
away and mas not been found The
automobile kept right on going The
woman was only slightly injured
Internal revenue officers made n second
raid on the White Front butter and
Agg store. Thursday afternoon, but
declined TO give out any informa tion
as 10 what they found. II anything
H. the way OF evidence that the oleo-
margarine law is being violated
when officers visited the place about
two weeks> ago Manager Walter
Sales closed the steel doors of the
work room against them and was ar
rested on a charge OF interfering with
government officers
Assistant Corporation Counsel Penni-
man has written the state Insurance
commissioner for information as 20
the exact financial status OF the
Bankers Surety Co, OF Cleveland
the business OF which Ii Is reported
has been turned over 20 another com
panv The Bankers company furn-
ishes the bonds for many officials
and employees OF Detroit and OF many
concerns doing work for the city
under contract and Corporation
Counsel IIally thinks the city is en-
titled 10 know all the facts concern
Ing the reported changes In the bust
ness.