The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-24
IN DETROIT

Della Obuchowski, 10 years old, disap-
Peared from her home, Va. iis Ia
Shlle-aNS', fth. - Nhe Was "Ih !.
Ployed by the American Lady Corset
Co.
Mrs. Helen DobriBE, 20 years old, OF
No. $50 MagnoIia-Et., reported To the
police. Saturday night, that she Was
attacked az Myrtle and rwenty-hith-
sta, by Negro who threw her 10
the ground. hut fled when hhs
screamed for help,
plan and Improvement commission'
VIII address the Social service TluO
az dinner In the Elliott aS , ,Si
Woolfenden cafe AT o'clock tnlS
evening Mr. Moore's subject VIII he
city planning" and the address VIII
be illustrated with lantern slides.
Harry Hampton, IA Negro, wanted mere
ON the charge Of stealing s4S ir" rom
the SAFE OF Wcyhlng Bros, Jewelers.
a. No a4I woodward ave, Jan 20,
IL under arrest In 81. Louis NO,
Pinkerton detectives and local poiioe
having traced him there Detectives
Golden and Stoinhebel VIII BRING M"
back for trial
Theodore stoeckeI. "a. unmarried,
hanged himself In shed I'm the renr
OF his boarding house. NO l'4 ~
Ioseph-st saturday afternoon. III
health IS said 10 have made him De
spondcnt Coroner Rothacher decloea
Inquest n a i y
Stocked No. 4Gi BrrwstG r-st.. 10
brother OF the dead man.
Emma Goldman, the weil-known So
cialist. viii give a. series Of lectures
IN Detroit beginning THURSDAY even
ing Feb. 81 IN Prlsmatic nan, tne
first 70 he ON Alexander Berkmah
book prison memoirs or an AMIR
chist" Miss Goldman VIII speNN
Friday evening on w omuns lnhh-
manity TO man" and on sunday even
ing I'm Duny hall, on 'SNndlCansi,
the modern menace 70 capltAlSW'
Two men were badly injnrra. sn' mr.
day, by autoists who threw the
Clutch into. fht high" and sped away.
leaving their victims In the street
william Mcpongall, % years oid, 1i
No o5i Montclair-aNe.. was suuS
at Jercrson and 81, Clair-aycs' ana
Was taken - ~ Marys hospltal'
Glen ~ Brown, No 2o6 kcnilworth,
ave- was run down ~ Oakland snu
Westminster aves.. and was taheh
home.
The Detroit Credit Mems nss"emtioh
VIII hold Its regular monthly meet
ting and dinner In the hlllo''- iuSSi,,
W oolfendcn cafc. TUESDAY eNc9lns'
ana Former Congressman lawn
DENLY will talk on the fand!na
canal. his address heinz lllustrascu
with stereopticon pictures. Cthtf
subjects which viii be discussed are
"t'uearned discounts" Interest on
auctions" the discussion 20 be led
nv X French and II. W. Clark.
Fir. damaged the plant of the Indus
trial Furnace CO.. No. 07S Atwster-
81 east to the extent OF about so'uvV.
Saturday afternoon, spreading 70 the
roof ~ conway * McLoud's brass
Z foundry ana doing about SOM danl,
age there Mrs. 3rron -. Louis o,
No 90 Woodhridge-st east saNeu
her home from destruction ~ hre,
SUNDAY night by quick action IN
smothergng AN overturned lamp Win VIZ,
couch cover The fire was all out
when the department arrived
The following telegram has been
drafted, 10 he sent 90 President Tart
by a standing vote ana IN .eh"l.
~ 7bO members OF simpson NJ H.
most respectfully urged 20 sign tue
bin now betor" you TO- your slEhh-
ture known as the Nebh-N thS on
bill, prohibiting lIluor shipments
into dry territory. Howard \. Flcld
pastor" This action was taken on
the motion OF Elmer iiouser business
manager OF the Christian Advocate
Dr Roswell PARK, VI. A., IL. ID. profess
sor of surgery IN the University OF
Buffalo, and one OF th' c3untIy
most prominent surgical authorities
viii be the guest or the Detrolt
Academy OF Medicine, Tuesday The
members or the academy and their
guests will dine with Or. Park In the
Detroit club, Tuesday night Or
Park viii then deliver an address on
Medicine and surgery in classic art,
Illustrated by 100 lantern slides The
BOARD az Commerce has invited DIT
PARK 10 attend It's noon luncheon IN
honor or Charles NJ Schwah. head OF |
IN, Bethlehem steel CO.. VINO is an
old friend Of Or Park.
The postal clerks had n big tim- sun
day night celebrating the cight-hour
law for postal employees which VIII
40 into effect March, 4 banquet
Leng hela la the Ste, claire hotel by
tn local branch . ~ a. 2.
hanging ot O. I. overtime In efnGy
There We're other entertainment fca
lures. including some parodies and
local hits Levi y Peters. the re- |
firing president OF the local branch, |
acted az postmaster, and the speak
ers were William J. Caravan, score
tary OF the Mutual Bcncht associd-
ton: r. Elliott Hughes Frank y. |
LOranE Frank J Priest c. Allan !
McKaig, Daniel J. Finn and Peter
Virgins.
Investigation OF the supposed electro
cution of Rayland q. Carter. OF M.
962 Lothrop-aNc, IN the StudeDakcr |
plant, John Rst and PiQuette-aye..
Saturday afternoon, satisfied Coroner !
Rothacher that the man died from
"a broken neck sustained when he /
received n shock from a live wire, (
and foll between a tSatc ana d chair |
in such a way as 20 twist his neck. !
The wires on which he was working I
carried only 22t volts ~ electricity. I
Coroner Rothachcr learned, which /
would not cause death by momen- /
tpry shock 4 pulmOtor, borrowed !
from the Edison Illuminating Co, |
was applied TO tho uuconsVi uus man |
for nearly two hours, before physi- |
clans gave up hope OF resuscltgting |
him.
large gathering Of SpIrituaIists was
held In the First Church of the soul, |
in odd Fellows temple on Randolph |
ST. sunday night. and adopted a.
resolution prepared by Mrs Emma /
Snow White. national president OF /
the Splritualist organization. de- |
nouncinC the bill introduced In tho =
state legislature by Rep. MartZ max /
Ing il misdcmeanUr TO accent /
money for attempting TO foreteIl III. ,
ture events. The meeting subscribed ,
about $3.50 to light the bin and will 4
send delegation 10 Lansing on .
Thursday to protest against IT'S
passage. The Spiri.ualists hold that
the bill is unconstitutional because
~ dlscriminatcs against their re- /
llglon Their clairyoyants they
claim, occupy positions analogous to !
those or ministers IN other churches /
II Is probable that the II. \ weather !
bureau Will also protest against the |
'Martz bill.
THREE-DAY. SLEEP
RESULTS IN DEATH |
Coroner Burgess Will mxke a thor |