The Detroit times., 1913-04-25
IN DETROIT

Frederic c. CoIIins. Of the Hannah Real
bell A. Altman. the property at No.
$50 Michigan-ave. The purchase was
made for an investor. whose name Is
erty. comprising brick store build
ing. on q lot 26xi00 feet. is valued at
$4,000 The new owner will re-
model the building.
Jshn TreIiope, deputy United states
sin:s, saas1 SS sS5rs s sns ;oS of
dozen bottles of Special Pure
N Nc. n The ., Liberty Tea ., store
x afternoon. and suit will be started
under the pure food and drug act.
Mrs. ,. n. DarkIey. wife Of the Rev. j.
=. Darkley, pastor Of the FQrest-ave.
Presbyterian church. il seriously III
from pneumonia In Cleveland hos
70 her danght. r. Mrs Franklin Nc.
Clure. when taken Ill and II was
deemed best to take her TO the hos
PitaL DR.. Rarkiey. accompanies by
onS daughter. Mrs. Frank {. Sibley.
le9t for Cleveland Thursday night.
Charging that the railroads entering
Detroit arr discriminating against
this city In grain rates the Detroit
Board of Trade, In meeting, Thurs
day. decided TO ask greater consider
alton from the railroads and II this
plan fails: to engage an expert to
colfect evidence TO be presented TO
the Interstate commerce commission.
1t In claimed that Detroit has been
overlooked by the railroads In issu-
Ing their tariffs for transit grain
d privileges and re-shipping rates from
Detroit. The. Grand Trunk road il
said to be the worst offender in this
1Ae Arst annual meeting Of the Fran
esso Ferrer school was held I'm the
The following board OF directors was
chouen for the ensuing year: DR..
Tobias Sigel. DR.. Victor Stutzky. Carl
N Mold. Yetta Bienenfeld. Alex Schwar
1enxer and Alex Lacili. The school,
which IL held every sunday morning
between 10 and y o'clock. strives to-
carry out the educational principles
d Barcelona. IL was decided TO have
IA m automobile In the Socialist para de.
May !. and to send the children to-
the country this summer for weeks
4ehn and Harry Davis, father and son.
"a q Rochester, ~. n. Will be tried.
Monday. before Federal Judge SEES
sions. on charge 81 conspiracy to-
y defraud government officer. They
We're the principal officers OF the
f Climax Speciality Co. OF Ann Arbor.
makers OF plumbers special supplies.
They are charged with defrauding the
Security Trust Co. receiver and trus-
tee for the company. of u largel
amount by shipping from Ann Arbor
q considerably supply OF goods that
were assets of the concern. Max II.
IA Ftnkelston. No. 1905 Hammond build
ing. has been engaged "a special as
\ sistant To Distict Attorney Webster in
the case.
Department heals, for~men and others
hOlding responsible positions in the
plants OF the Studebaker corporation
" In Detroit. have been notified OF the
inauguration OF a proftsharing plan,
dating from Jan /. 1919 Part OF the
net profits viii be set aside each year.
to be Invested In common stock o.
the corporation. This stock will be
held for three years bN trustees At
the end or thar time. distribution VIII
- be made on the basis OF the earning
capacity Of the heneiciaries. Men
forced hy disability to retire will not
be excluded from the benerV Nc"
Will tile Families OF tnen who die ..
rs the service OF the company.
With Eibert Hubbard. the Roy croft
philosopher. George W. Coleman. of
Boston president o. the Associated
Advertising clubs of America ana
W u. Emery; Of Chicago. president
OF the Central Assoc la ton OF Adver-
s.. tising clubs. giving talks TO the A1-
M craft club OF Detroit. Thursday even
frg the members We're nightly en-
tertained with Intellectual bon mots.
amusing anecdotes and witty hints
on how not TO advertise" FRA
" Elbertus Is In Detroit this week
0oint turn on Tue Miles ttcHter
bill and was the guest at dinner OF
" the Adcrafters together with Mr..
Coleman and Mr. Emery.
TIE geversm~st brought suit. Thurs
X eay: IN the r,tted states court,
NJ road. ten cases, charging that cattle
were kept In cars more than IS hours
< without food or water; the Ora nj
" Trunk railroad. one case, for a>sirui-
I, lar ofYehse: the Grand Trunk West
q ern. two Eases. one for exceeding tn.
hours CT service law by keeping a
train crew at work more than ~
X hours. the other containing rs counts
ALLEGING violation OF the safety applil
a ance act, For failing TO produce
Emanuel LAmberes to the immiRra
20 ton authorities. petitions OF suit have
been nied against his bondsmen
L. Aaron Cohen and Michael keenan,, fot
their $500 bond.
~ eonpI6oseutary banquet rendered
D.. Haah Carp - the twenty ia
anniversary OF his connection with
old DeIrays school board. In the Eel
lowcrsft club. Thursday night, was
members Of the board, former menr
betsV and q number Of others inter
(. eeted In educational affairs: Hiram
N @. Qoldbtrg. president Of the Board
& - D2ucation, preeided. The different
N 9eeakers pAId slowing tributes -
css2s., rorh former Em the sup epnrn
h ~ eehools. and Inspector Wiedemsnn
Y cent reUrets wiedemann beng in
chicago and Nsrtindale III In Lam