The Detroit times., 1911-05-24
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Judge Phelan will begin his ordinance
session at a. Monday, three
hours earlier than usual. because OF
the heavy docket
The body OF George w. Franklin, No.
1s1 Second-st.. found I'm the river nj
the foot or Fifth-st., Monday night.
was taken to his former home In
Wlmot. Mich. for burial, Wednes-
day
The man who died In EImwood police
station early Tuesday morning, af-
ter being arrested as a drunk. mas
been Identified as August Coll. SO
years old, a laborer. who lived 1T No.
SCI Erskine-st.
The much married Lamont l.. sIgnor
pleaded guilty I'm Judge Phelan's
court Tuesday to charge Of lar
ceny by conversion. The bigamy
charge, which Is pending against
him viii be taken up ut once.
Albert AiiemanE, aged 20, Raymond
Vogei, IL, and Frank Sweeney, 10,
were arrested Tuesday night by De-
tectives Clare and Allen, for the Buff
falo police, who charge the two with
breaking into number OF Buffalo
residences.
Judge Hubert hns removed Louis
Pnbst as the guardian OF his step
daughter. Tracy srandaa, her Young
brothers. She alleged that Pabst
abused them and that he drank.
. lRabst- admitted that Ae- had sworn at
his wards and asked his eldest step
daughter to marry him.
Because Joseph Nichols carried a large
knife I'm one hand, n prayer book I'm
the other and a string of beads
around his neck boarders at No. 46
Anspach-st., became very alarmed
Wednesday morning. Joseph was re-
moved by the police 10 the city ply
sicians office and was later placed
In the observation ward OF st. Mary's
hospital
Andrew Carnegie has notified the De-
tr0it library commission that he will
add $4,000 TO his gift toward the pro-
posed branch library to be erected at
Woodward and Kfng-aves. The com
n.tssioners sent word TO Mr.. Carnegie
that the proposed building would be
larger than 'at first planned and. In
his reply. Mr.. Carnegie made the ad-
ditional gift.
Dahn, 10 years old, No. II
Devereaux-st., was badly injured ON
Tuesday afternoon. when she was run
down by motorcycle driven by ia
cob Noight. No. 169 LaSalle-st The
accident occurred at Buchanan and
Twenty eighth-sts. The child Is In
the Children's Free hospital with
fractured shoulder and possible In
ternal injuries.
appeared from home last Thursday,
leaving a wife and three babies. The
wife has received a letter, purport-
ing TO come from her husband, which
says that he is in Toledo with Miss
Fanny Collar. Is years old. who was
employed by him IN his skirt fac
tory. Mrs Ulanaff obtained = ar
rant, charging her husband with
abandonment.
The Detroit Typothetae Tuesday even
Ing elected George Harinnd and IL. =.
Radcliffe delegates TO the intCrna-
tional convention TO be held In Den
yer In July. Secretary w. V. Par
schall, TO be the third delegate by
virtue OF his office. A. II. Finn read
a paper UNFOLDING the movement to
establish a uniform cost system. but
declared that such system would
have no value unless men OF brains
were employed in the shops. An
amendment was made TO the consti-
tuition OF the local body to permit open
and closed shop printers to join the
organization. motion to install
uniform cost system in the shops or
all members was discussed at length,
but finally laid upon the table.