The Detroit times., 1913-12-11
m DETROIT


cw,ss I: sAs s.H:.s e. !, seat. eat: ,s sss
hiny in the Avenue theater an extra
matinee Will be given by the Holden
PA yers. Friday afternoon.
R.sidests east e Cs,Hsr': Cs.sk w ~
Improvement assccistion. with TIE
following officers: President. w. ":
Karkeet. vice-president, w. ponne.y'
tary. J. IL. GOODWIN. m
Funeral services were Aela In 50.
JChp's Epasc0pal church. WEDNESDAY
afternoon for Mrs. Marc L. Rich
moa n. S Rns Ss sns G sasHas company
and had lived in Detroit so years.
A lecture by Ernnslin ID. Mead. ssec-
retavy and actuary Of the l4aneetn
National Life Insurance COMPANY. o,
in the Eastern High school, on Fr'-
day. at 1880, on "The wherefore OF
life insurance.
Detective Frank WilkissOn - = Wit.
ness In the trial. In Celunabss. o.. OF
Reginald uoosy; a wen .hsrS~a with
passing stolen postoffce money or,
ders. He Ii alleged to have signed
the name OF Detective Wilkinson TO
some OF the orders he passed.
The PLAN hing arm Of Harrtgan 4 Reia
has DOHe00090 HEOm No0stSo sse sS~~'-
a site, S0xlOO feet. on the northwest
corner OF First-st. and Bagiey-avc.
The estimated value OF the properly
In about $4,000. A four STORY puho-
ing Will be erected and occupied py
the firm.
property az Nos. 33%-15s Randolph,
ST, from Mrs. Augusta Rich ana
others, and Will erect = saraSe En
the site , for ran sss ps'r %ss handed
The purchase price was about $4,000.
Mrs. Arsetta Fsye, n years old. Of Nc:
158 Warren-av west. TOOK 2 tSss
for headache pill. Wednesday
afternoon. but her life was saved
when other persons In the heuse
had her rushed to Grace hospital.
A iury In the federal alstrict court.
Wednesday, found Patrolmen Cnavies
guilty OF an alleged assault on
Steven Arambosick. an Austrian SUD ND
Sect Arambosick wanted xo.ooV
damages. claiming that the officers
knocked out his front teeth whi'o
escorting him to patrol box.
I~ading roles IN .srhe Secret now In
In Detroit opera house. "Wednesday
evening was presented with silver
cigarette ,n. 20 whose Sass benens entertainment
Two wears ago the actor contributed
mis- talents. The presentation WAS
made at an informal gathering In
cafe
Nine email diamOnas and q diamond
from the show window in Theodore
Sowolowskt's jewelry store. No. 500 y
Russell-st.. "Wednesday evening.
ped in newspaper through the win
dow. while the clerks We're In the
rear part OF the store. The thier
escaped.
because Justice I.emkle refused 10
grant q new trial or allow an appeal
In a suit for rent to the am1ant oi
Sl137. Joseph Schwanz has obtained
an order from Judge Mandell. OF the
circuit court. for the justice 70 ap-
pear, Dec. 20. TO snow cause WHY ne
should not allow review OF the
case Justice Lemkie argued That
his court has sole jurisdiction.
Mrs. Mae mccain. probation ofAeer In
p"llce court, who recently asked for
contributions of clothing Tor paoy
i'm her charge, and for offers to adopt
bright boy OF 10 years. has re-
quests. the baby being now outftted
with clothing. while nine peEs 3,,
have asked for the boy. Mrs. McHii
Re ers before deciding which to ae-
Archibald C. Wright. eAploye Of the
Edison Illuminat Goa who re-
seived a shock from 100 Volts Oh
power switch In the plant. Tuesaay'
died Wednesday. In Harper hospitat;
He was % years old. and Is survived
by his parents and three sisters. liv-
ing in Clydebank. Scotland. and one
brother who recently moved from
Detroit to Los Ansei snd The ,,i ia taSs
cha rua NJ the funeral
when q roOner In Joseph valentfs
home 1t M. FAT COaEfess-st. east
dropped match among some PHI,
lows Wednesday evening. and
started small blaze. the esulat'on
Italian fire alarm was turned In, ana
the police were rushed TO the scene
on an alarm that someone was being
shot. The Italians empty a revolver
into the air when hre ~ dlsc"v-
guished. and there were no casual
ties.
GARNER Hros. Co.. o local paving and
CONTRACTING APm. has nled vo1un-
tary petition In bankruptcy In the
United States district court. nsting
liabilities at $47.s3s and assets AZ
$40. 900. Wednesday. Judge Tuttle
appointed Lee f. Joslyn. referee In
bankruptcy, custodian. and ne IN
turn appointed James d. Jerome "a
agent to apprai a:, the np fSpessy CIT" c,tv
work.
FolIowing the arraignnent Of Fred c.
DaurlSe, gas company enploye. %
charges OF stealing an overcoat and
also converting gas company stoves.
irons and lights to his own use, two
other employees OF the corporation
were arrested Wednesday afternoon
charged with completely In the thefts
from the gas company. They are
man. The property is valued at $50;
Pinkerton detectives "chummed'
with the men and obtained the evil
dence against them.
Charges Of perjury may he lodged
against JOseDh asd william kareer.
brothers, as q result Of ccntradic-
tory Testimony given by them In
Lee r. Joslyn's bankruptcy court. IN
n hearing In the bankruptcy case OF
Samuel Karber. their father. Joseph
claimed his father owed him $1ss
, i'm a claim for 31s5 covering the
same period. Referee Joslyn main
tains that the boys told Judge Tut
tie that they had no contract with
their father fer the payment OF sal
aries. The claims were disaiiowed
by the referee and the testimony
will be submitted to United states
District Attorney Webster.
Suit for $500 damages, brought BY Ar
thur LOesel1e against the ID. v. NJ.
was heard In part by Justice DeGaw.
"wednesday. Loeselle alleges that he
was beaten up. July IS. by con-
aSctor wearing cap srs nu ssarss% : xSs
ernI months ago. The first man
brought in by Identifying the num-
Der on his cap was not the right one,
and II was found three different men
wore the cap on different occasions.
Wednesday, Gentfl Devogelcr. an
neh.r .,ouS,,ctnr tHatifed that he