The Detroit times., 1912-10-22
IN DETROIT


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school Inspector Ellis brought mn ths
question of furnishing free writing
paper TO the pupils In the meeting
schools, Monday. He thinks the es-
W timators ought 10 allow money foI
the purpose. The committee took nc
action on the matter.
While CHARLES bronson Allen, district
snperintendcnt OF the NJ. E. church
WAS attending reception in Simp-
son NJ. e. church In honor OF Bishoy
william Burt. OF Buffalo, Monday
evening. some conscienceless joy
rider stole his Ford automobile. H.
cense No. 1910. The police are In
vestigating.
fhomas 2ink, 81 years old, of No. 1000
Dubois-st, was thrown from q
buggy In which he was riding at Du-
pols and Brewster-sts., Monday even
an auto driven by Daniel Tindall. oi
No. 446 Chippewa-st. He was in.
1ured about the head and back and
was sent to Grace hospital In police
auto.
Ths Y. m. G. A. advertising class be-
Gan the seasons work. Monday even
ing, with an address by +. j. Camp
Dell. who founded the class several
seasons ago: Advertising will be 9
good vocation always, because al
business success depends upon 1t,
said Mr.. Campbell. There are not
enough good advertising men to sup
ply the demand"
detective Lucius Parker's keen eye
by Charles f.. Barber. as one stolen
from George l.. Steinbrenner, OF Mis-.
soula. Mont. and circularized
through the country. Barber was
arrested. and Deputy Sheriff Johnson
OF the western city, arrived here
Monday evening and took Barber and
the machine back.
Az. Victor &. Vaughan, dean OF the
medical department OF the University
OF Michigan. told the Wayne County
that one OF the greatest needs of ths
day Is a serum with which to figh,
tuberculosis The greatest medical
minds tha nrdS,s IN the World are at work or or
not succeed, i doubt II tuberculosis
viii ever be eradicated."
A hOid robbery I'm the heart Of the
dOwn-town district, was reported
early Tuesday morning by James
Oaks. OF No. 1851 Pitcher-st., who al
!eges that two men held him up on
Woodward-aYe.. near Gratiot In
'front.' OF the j. L. Hudson store, and
robbed him OF his gold watch and sac
In cash. He alleges that the robbery
occurred at o'clock. Tuesday morn
Ing. Police are investigating.
Mark Sullivan, q brother OF J. Fred
sullivan, the well-knOwn Detroit
horist Is expected TO succeed Norman
HRpgood us editor OF Golfers Week.
ly. Mr.. Sullivan has been political
writer on the magazine for some
time and has made a considerable
reputation for himself by his writ
ings on various subjects. He is the
youngest OF seven sons and was born
In Avondale, Pa, in 1874. He grad.
a uated from Harvard and went into
magazine work after several years
N m nHA l.. 10 -
The October number OF the DetroiteI
II being distributed 90 the membe
OF the Board OF Commerce and the
feature article describes the visit OF
the delegates from the international
congress OF chambers OF commerce
who were In the city early this
month. There Is report OF the an
nual business meeting. the state tax
IS conference. the Jane Adams lunch
con and the other activities OF the
board. other articles include city
planning statistics on Detroit Indus
trial growth and Associated Chari-
ties work.
Il. VI. Newman. the traveller and lee
traveltsifs. in % the Detroit % opera 1,
house, Sunday evenings. has offered
the Detroit Society for the Study
and Prevention of Tuberculosis the
orator for the mass meeting 10 be
"a held in the Detroit opera house sun
day afternoon, Oct. %, at o'clock
In observance OF tuberculosis Sun
day. In addition to illustrated pic
lures Of conditions in Detroit and
Michigan In the campaign being
waged against tuberculosis. there
will be an object lesson in flni
called The Trail OF the Germ
Down In Dallas, Tex, they are saying
.Detroit must he . beautiful pInce.
| would like to go there" The people
S>sof Dallas cannot fail TO get that i'm
preston, and, n correct one. at that
from a four-column photograph OF
the Campus Martius and Cadillac So
printed last week In the Dallas
Morning News. It's a splendid pho
tograph. taken from an upper floor
OF the city hall. looking out over
showing the Pontchartrain hotel al
the right and the county building in
the background. Over the picture
Is the caption: Example OF civic
brief description.
Joseph Meador. n marine nreman, was
arrested on a non-support charge, by
Detective Lucius Parker. Monday
work by Mrs. Meador. the mans wife
Seeing her husband on the street
with another woman, Saturday night
Mrs. Meador trailed the pair to the
n then swore out the warrant charging z
her husbanA with non-support. She
accompanied Detective Parker when
he went to serve the warrant. The
woman who came to the door said
that Meador was not in, and the pair
of searchers left. Mrs. Neador, how
ever. stole back. peeked In a win
dow. and saw her husband sitting on
a sofa with the woman who was his
companion OF Saturday night. Then
aoffi"er ani indignant wife forced
their way into rho house. and Mtador
landed in cell in the central sta.
tion.
Suit was brought In the United States
district court I'm Duluth, Monday. by
the heirs Of Charles l.. Ortman. n
former Detroit millionaire, asking
! . that a transfer OF mineral land made
IL years ago by James Swan. a De-
troit lawyer. acting as administrator
OF the Ortman estate, to the Mooswa
Mining CO.. be set aside The land
involved In iron land located in the
Mesaba range and consists OF 64d
Rcres. II is alleged that IL was sold
Tor a nominal price OF 81 per acre
through fraud and conspiracy. The
land was first transferred by Swan &c
a physician, who transferred II &c
the mining company OF which Swan
held control The transaction oc-
curred IL years ago. II IL claimed
that the land Is now worth $500 600
The heirs are Mrs Charles L. Ort-
man and Mrs. Stephanie X. Gott
of Detroit; Rudolph Ortman. of Chi
cage, and Edward W. Ortman, OF
Portland. Ore. ....
WOIU n GIVE HAJF.nAY