The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-12-10
IN DETROIT

Mrs. sadie Williams, living ON Cham
plain St. gave a messenger boy Hed
40 pay some bills for her and deposit
the rest In the bank, Monday. Tho
bills have not been paid and the
boy has disappeared.
liIIIam Roberts, conductor on the Fort
line, was struck by an EMF auto
| Clark-ave., Monday afternoon, ana
was badly cut and bruised about the
| head and legs. lie was taken 10 ST.
. Mary's hospital I'm "A police auto. He
lives at No. 1907 Lafayette blvd
I'm. board OF Commerce has matted
circular letters 10 the heads of the
various city departments and instl-
.Stutions requesting that they take
steps TO prevent the smoke nuisance
In public buildings. The board seeks
10 have the city install smoke-con-
Stunning devices before compelling the
manufacturers to do so.
Mrs. &. G. Taylor, OF No. ~ Ada nis-ave
east. has asked the police 90 search
for her father, Loyal Brown. So years
old, who disappeared from his home,
No. l6 Windale-ave. on Dec. I. when
he stated that he was going out for
short walk Inquiries have been
made OF relatives In this city and ad-
joining towns without result.
uorneys McNamara and seailen, and
Ormond r. Hunt, OF counsel for the
&c, used aldermen. Will present "a mo-
Non 10 Judge Phelan Wednesday ask
ing him to rescind his order grant
ing change Of venue In the graft
and conspiracy cases. IL the order
is refused, as Is expected, an appeal
Will DO taken TO the supreme court.
he Rev. Edward y. Ninde, of Provi-
dence, X. l., former pastor OF the Tab
ernacle Methodist church, Detroit,
has been rendered the passionate Of
Ira oh gRh "a n
and IL is thought that he wiz ac-
cept, The vacancy occurred when
the Rev George n. Crosse accepted
the presidency OF De PAW univers-
ity. Greencastle, Ind.
Id. Frank }. Mason, OF the Fourteenth
ward, says he Will not oppose .
change or venue In the aldermanic
graft cases, although his attorney,
n. c. l.. Forler opposed the plan In
Judge Phelan's court. Mason says
that he is innocent and that he would
just AZ soon be tried before a jury
Ia Macomb county as one in Wayne
county. He is the only one Of the 10
aldermen not opposing the transfer
OF the Doodle cases To Macomb
county.
he auto patrol from Bethune station
was called 10 the office of DIR. SLAM
inski. No. 1882 Chene st, Monday af-
ternoon. and found r. Ruczczak, %
years old, Of No. 636 Palmer ave.
east with several ribs broken and n
pad cut on his head, The Injured
man was rushed 10 81. Marys hos
pital He declared that he had sus-
tainod the inturies'in a fight In the
CruciiK foundry, Hamtramck, with
one Emil Stanley, address unknown.
Stanley Is said 10 have fed after the
fraoas.
+chIe }. Pare, who says he IL from
Auburn, n. ", and George r.. Van
Norman, giving his address as No.
165 Congress-st. east were arrested
Monday evening by Detective Thos.
Wilson and Patrolman William Dean
as suspicious characters. The men
attempted to sell an electric auto
starter 10 j. Martin, proprietor or
the Canada hotel at No Is Brush
et.. and also told Martin that they
had $500 worth OF silks TO dispose
pr the police ailege they are being
Investigated
eaKue, which succeeds the Wayne
county Equal Suffrage league. was
completed In meeting in the Hotel
iriswold Monday afternoon, presided
over by MRS. Susan VI, Sellers The
executive committee Will consist or
he officers and the ward and town
hip chairmen. The ward chairmen,
Ia soon as they are appointed. VIII
organize each ward In the city, APP
pointing precinct captains to act un.
Ter them. The league viii remain
bipartisan and will work for other
ssues as well as for equal. suffrage
he more you eat. the less you exer-
Use, and the more sleep you viii
|eed" Prof W. Earl Flynn told his
1" GlsaSe e ~ sS'o Think health health
khen you tuck in the children at
right leave them with pleasant
thoughts to Inspire them in health
nd ambition. Then they will grow
nh
I'LL lecture Tuesday night In Pres
pm NJ. T.. church on Foods and food
alues." Wednesday afternoon Miss
IVA Bosworth will talk to women
rof. Flynn's subject will be Colds,
htarrh; la grippe pneumonia and
tuberculosis"
Rev. q. w. Grannis, national sec
etnry of the Lords Day Alliance Of
be United States, spoke in the
goodward-ave. Baptist church Mon
hy evening on the Sunday closing
EQUATIONS recently put into force
the, postal service. Mr.. Grannis
Id there IL no real demand for
peal OF the regulation, that the pc
tion for TeopenlnR the offices on
nnday which Is being circulated by
ayelers and theatrical people. -
pt finding any support from busi-
PISS men. lie declared that the spe-
al delivery, telegraph and long
stance telephone had done away
ith the necessity Of Sunday mail
Frvice, and that as a general propo-
tion all manner OF Sunday work $
Pine cessary.
members of the federal grand jury
worn In by Judge Arthur }. Tuttie
onday afternoon are as tollows:
herman ID. Baker, Leonard; Henry
hnnon, Mt Clemens; Almond l..
both. Highland Park; George chap
pm, Waterford: John Clark. Chel-
a; Grant Cousino, LaSalle. Martin
Femer. Ypsilanti; Harry DeGarmo,
Finland; Charles Glllin. Riga: O. w.
hlstead. Mason; Herman Harpst.
aybee: Lester r. Lockwood. De-
pit; Morris T. Miner. Oak Grove;
lliam Quinllvan, Detroit; \. II.
hincke. New Baltimore; Edward G..
eindel, Detroit; Lester M. Rogers.
mden: oliver T. Rose. Petersburg:
krman -. Sanford. Coldwater Chas
annard Dexter; James Taylor.
helsea: f. p. Ullrlch, Mt. Clemens,
d Ben q. Vernon. Detroit
new advisory council of the Board
Commerce met IN the Hotel Cadtl-
+, Monday evening, for dinner ana
discussion OF the -anairs OF the
ard This was the first meetir1
the newly organized council,
aries u Warren. G. J. Reilly AMI
man w Goodenough were np-
inbed a committee 90 draft resolu-
lns formulating the recommends :
ms OF the council to the board OF
-ectors Joseph J. Crowley OF the
ansportatlnn committee, gave "
sume OF the work which has been
ne by the transportation depart =
mt The advisory council Is made
OF the former presidents and di-
etors OF the Board Of Commerce,
a Il was formed to give the men