The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-09
IN DETROIT

"A summons To appecs IN ponce court
TO answer charge OF driving a
horse with "A large sore on It's shout
der. lie was later hailed before jus
flee Jenries and fined S26
William "a. nm, ProgressIye candidate
for cOnEressmen-at-l does not
ccncede his defeat 10y Patrick II.
Kelley. lie says that late returns
indicate that lac IL 500 ahead OF KEEL
ley. The result viii not be aceur-
Ately known until the state canvass
Ing board meets
ndreN I[Iersy, of M. I54 shermnn-sty
repOrts Ia the police that his clerk,
Charles Harris, disappeared on Frl-
day, simultaneously with t2L5O from
the cash drawer. Mrs. \. Green, NO
asa Brooklyn ave, reports that some
one ransacked her apartment Fri-
day afternoon. and took two SUIT
cases, and clothing valued at tlzo'
ustice Edward Command performed
Two marriages In the county jail, Fri-
day afternoon, accomplishing the re-
lease of two prisoners and making
two young women happy The orlne,
grooms were Clark Warner ahu
Joseph Preaski, who had been 1alleu
on serious charges on complaint Oh
the young women.
ne American Red Cross sOciety has
sent out an appeal for aid for the
men In the field In the Balkan war
and each branch society Is urged 10
make all possible haste n securlhs
funds and hospital supplies. hhoIH
W. Clark First National bank u
treasurer OF the Red Cross, IN De
tfeitT sHe-eAaGks- may lac sent 20 MN,
funeral services were held, SATURDAY
afternoon, for the late Mrs Mnrie
gRoehnlein who died Friday, IN heI
home. No. $50 Helen-ave. aged ~
years Mrs Boehnlein had "A wide
acquaintance among the 1erhah
residents OF the city and was chhr-
ter member OF Harmonic s9ciety' Sns
Is survived by four daughters ana
one son.
he Universal Portland Cement CO., "a
branch OF the United states steel cor
poration will send operators 10 De
troit TO make moving pictures OF inc
new pavement testing apparatus ue-
Vtsed by Boiler Inspector McCaos
The company engages a picture the
alter and exhibits moving pictures OF
methods OF making and testing pace
ments in cities where II desires 10
sell it's product
omplete returns On the woman sur
frnge amendment In Detroit aud
Wayne county show that II was de
feated In the city by 1865 votes am
In the country district by go. max
ing total or 1888 against the
amendment The suffragists carried
the First, Second. Fourth and sixth
wards and lost the other IA wards
OF Detroit. The vote OF the city: For
27.46S. against. SI.l2e.
fter a weeks stay In Detroit. and an
adventure with handsome widow
with whom ne had corresponded.
through a matrimonial paper, Her
bert Hoge returned to his home IN
Lincoln, Neb.. Thursday minus ms
bank roll OF ESQ, and seeking m
formation OF the whereabouts OF the
dashIng widow. The matrimonial
plans which the widow laid out for
Hoge included his giving her his
bank roll, to invest" She SAID she
was going TO buy a millinery store
In Mt clemens, and asked him TO
walt at his room. No. 235 Second-aNe.'
until she called him up on long ais
lance phone, He waited two days
ana then notified the ponce me
woman has disappeared. Hoge has
gone bKCK home.
ichaeI Tomehuk. 10 years old, II held
in the county Jail pending an inves-
tIgation by the prosecuting attorney
into a sadly tangled state OF anairs
N the Tomchuk home. No ZlO man
chester-ave Mrs Tomchuk's sister.
Agnes, who Is IL years old Is In the
House OF the Good Shepherd, ana
Mrs Tomchuk caused her husbands
arrest when she learned. she says,
TINT the young girl was an affinity
OF Tomchuk lie says that his love
AFFAIRS are nobody's business. anu
maintains a stolid demeanor The
girl was brought from the old coun-
".
fall into the hands OF the federai
authorities as result 4.
uneraI services were held Saturday
afternoon, I'm Elmwood chapel, Tor
the late Peter ]. Ralph, former
yvrtl- known Detroit lake captain ana
vessel owner who died In New YORK,
Thursday Mr. Ralph was 81 years
OF age. He~is survived by one son;
Harmon G.. Ralph, OF New York. and
one daughter Mrs Alvin G.. Burt, De-
tn, 1894 Mr. Ralnh
member OF Detroits council as alder
man from the Fourth ward. being re-
elected for second term He held
the office OF supervising inspector or
steamboats, for the port OF Detroit
for number OF years The body
was Inferred I'm the family lot IN
Elmwood.
lIready the busy distributors OF Jobs
have begun TO apportion the plums
gained BY the Democrats In the Vic
cory OF Gov. Wilson and Prof. Ferris.
The dope sheet holds rewards for
service 70 all the men in charge or
the Democratic state headquarters.
including State Chairman Il. ID
Shields, OF Howell: Secretary A. r,
Garfield, Of Glare. and John T. Win
ship OF Saginaw. #. 5. Squires. or
Highland Park. who conducted the
speakers bureau under Mr. Garfield,
and Arthur j Lacy, OF Detroit. finan-
cisl secretary OF the state commit
tee, are also mentioned by the dope
sters as being in line for considera-
ton at the hands OF the new gov
ernor.
1i6ord G.. Roe, of Chicago. general
counsel and executive secretary Of
the American Vigilance association,
will speak In Temple Beth FL. next
Friday evening. under the auspices
OF the Detroit Society for Sex Hy-
giene. Mr. Roe, who was statess
attorney In Chicago gave up his po-
sition TO fight the white slave traffic
ie will tell Detroiters OF the anti
vice crusade In Chicago and outline
The steps necessary TO be taken In n
similar campaign here. He will show
the loss in money TO the community
In which the social evil Is allowed
20 flourish. and Will try to stir up
business and professional men to the
need OF an anti-vlce movement IN
Detroit
Totice has been received In Detroit
that the tax upon cigars and cigar
cites used by employees In factories
has been resclnded. This means that
Detroit manufacturers Will be freed
from a tax on about $4,000 cigars a
year. Formerly the number or free
cigars distributed TO employees was
nearly 100000 per year. but since
the order requiring the tax to he
paid upon them was Issued the num-
Der has been reduced. The govern
ment claimed that the free cigar
privilege was being abused. workmen
In cigar factories exchanging those
givan TO them for lunches and MR.
chandise OF one sort and another
The local cigar manufacturers OPP
posed the ruling vigorously
CHARLES p. O'Ncii, stute chufrmun of
the Progressive pnrty, has announced
that he VIII issue call Tor meet
ing OF the state central committee for
some day next week in Detroit, 20
consider plans for Keeping up the
party organization. This step Is in