The Detroit times., 1912-12-04
IN DETROIT

Or. Henry q. Judson and DIR. Robert
GustIn, held by the police ON the
charge OF malpractice, were re-
manded tor As hours more, Tuesday,
The young woman victim Is salu 10
be slowly recovering.
driver OF n 4. =. mall wagon. Wns
thrown TO the pavement when an
unidentified autoist crashed INTO MS
wagon. Tuesday evening" ripping
and proceeding merrily on his way,
while Dobie lay I'm the street, bady
bruised and shaken up.
n. A. salisbury, a patient In West side
hospital, made his escape from that
institution, Tuesday afternoon, and
clad only in his hospital attire, made
his way 10 SOFTEN station, where ne
was placed In an auto patrol ana
taken back 20 the hospital he -
SIS years old. and was dellrious at
the time ht made his escape
The Northeaxtern business Mems as
ISOLATION, In ITS meeting, Tuesday
night passed a resolution lndorsing
Police Commissioners Frank IA. Croul'
and petitioning Mayor~elect oscar Is
Marx TO reappoint him. A petition TO
the mayor-elect also requested that
he appoint a civil engineer as com
missioner OF public works.
Hiram Goldberg, president OF the Board
of EdpcBtIOn, In q talk before the
Northeastern Business Mems assocla-
ton Tuesday night, emphasized the
need % another high school In the
northern portion OF the city. lie
Kvors a school 10 accommodate not
more than 1000 pupils. contending
that better results are obtained IN
schools of medium size.
Heart disease caused the death Of
Harold Keller. about II years old.
Tuesday evening. He toppled over in
the presence OF companions. Just after
leaving the offices OF Caille BROS.
Amsterdam and Second-aves. where
no was employed as assistant stock
keeper. Keller roomed at No. lOS21i
Oakland-ave. His home was In Chi
cago.
Harry Hubert, former trustee Of
Highland Park, who was prosecuted
on the charge OF stealing "A 5000 en-
Kine from the EMF. plant. whore
lie was employed as foreman. was
discharged In police court, Tuesday
after the case dragged along sine
early In the summer. and was ad-
iourned 10 times. Hulberts arrest
came at the time of a hot campaign,
aud the party OF which he was bull
wark, went down TO defeat
|Depaty Superintendent AIphoDse Baker
| declares that the local police depart
| ment Will not allow moving pictures
| nf the wedding OK the Negro Jack
Johnson and Lucille Cameron, white
girl. TO be shown in this city. We
| frles-J ohnson fight TO be shown here
| on account OF their appeal To racial
| passions, and this disgusting wed.
ding ceremony would be even worse,
he said.
There was q thrilling man hunt ON the
new ID. q &. steamer "See-and- Bee"
at the foot or Orleans-st shortly
after midnight. when two watchmen
declared that q stranger with red
bandanna handkerchief around his
haA al In hn
| hold OF the vessel All sorts OF sim
lister purposes were attached TO the
mans presence. and the flying squad
ron crew. watchmen and patrolmcn.
searched the vessel from stem to-
stern without result.
smalI-pox f. spreading I'm the norfl,-
eastern section of the city, and the
health authorities are warning the
citizens In the infected district to
exercise the greatest care in trying
TO prevent further outbreaks St
| Anthony's parochial school, where the
| disease Is said to have originated. has
been closed, and VIII not be re-
opened until the first of the year at
the earliest. Upwards OF GEO OF the
| pupils Of the school have been vac
cinated within the past few days
N meeting of the American Fairs and
Expeditions association, In Chicago.
. this week, Detroit was given the
week OF Sept. Is TO 20 for the state
fair OF 1913. The association favored
the idea TO insure the exhibitions
| against bad weather. For this pro-
lection. about five per cent OF the
gate receipts would be necessary, J.
f. Harmon. OF Detroit. told the asso-
citation. The insurance could be coll
lected II more than ne-tenth OF ar
inch OF rain fell, Harmon explained.
fFair-minded men Of Wayne countyv
were appealed 10 by the Wayne
County Equal Suffrage league, Tues
day afternoon, In a meeting Ia the
Hotel Cadillac Mrs. Elizabeth Ship
pen introduced a resolution provid-
ing that these men be asked TO assist
in bearing the expense OF the suf-
fraRe recount Checks may be made
payable TO Mrs. Emma A. Fox. treas