The Detroit times., 1913-11-01
IN DETROIT


Edward Miltair, te.tisyias IN = ss,t for
Justice Richter's court Friday, de
clared that he had been discharged
a doctors certificate. The patient"
to whom he had refused To sell heroin
went =, the doctor who wrote the
p Prescription, Miltair said and nd n the
sal The suit was dismissed,
Follow TING the exsmple Of Henry Ford.
the automobile King. who recently
purchased sl.0oO.o00 worth or four
per cent city bonds, many Detroiteis
are making smaller investments.
City Controller Engel says that the
proceeds from the sale or city bonds
per per improvements being made.
and that the danger OF shortage
in funds To meet bills for work COM
pe,sd is st new h sm9s, SS worth '' Of
bonds To dispose of. but he Is conn
dent that they will be taken OF his
hands by small investors
Ju.iwe Harry - Hubert. of- the lnxe-
nile court. will he the speaker. sum
day evening. in the Detroit News
boys association meeting. In Wheel
mems hall DR.. Lou McPhee. whose
speciality. oysters and CLANS. has
been "A source of delight 70 the new
sizes for several years VIII give TINS
favorite monologue with severai
new features. The Newsboys band
VIII play
In q special meeting, Friday, the Hoard
investigate Detroits hospital facili-
ties and propose relief The commit
tee consists of John NJ BaSley,
Philip r. Mcmillan. Edwin 5 George
DR.. Angus Mclean. DR. Guy L. ktefer
Dr. +. w laass. Or. Fred j. Clip
pert. Or. Walter r. Parker. Frank
II. Croul. Frank w. Eddy, j.; H.
n. II ~ A VI H.
son. G. w. kotcher and Tracy Me
Gregor The committee will recon-
mend whatever action II tninkS
necessary TO the common council and
board OF estimates.
His WILLINGNESS to help another gain
citizenship In the United States may
make IL necessary for Attorney Jonn
II. Dohrman TO take out papers LOT
himself. after having regarded MS
citizenship as unquestioned and eX-
ercising the rights that go with II
since 1889. The question came up
before Judge Mandell. Friday. when
Dohrman appeared as Witness Tor
another man Inspector Roethe. the
federal examiner, quizzed the attor.
ney as to his own naturalization and
found that the Anal papers OF Dohr-
mans father had been taken out on
the twenty-first birthday OF his son.
Mr.. Roethe argued that according 10
the federal law man becomes II at
midnight before his twenty-hrst
blrtnnaN. MI. lpOnTndN
he could not be OF age before he
was 81. and that any other interpre-
tation OF the law was too metaphysi-
cal for his comprehension. The case
was put over month 10 allow the
fling of briefs.
and defendant In n divorce suit be-
fore Judge Lacy. OF the domestic
relations court. because he muir
INJURED Margaret in his sleep when
his uifa'c ia Charlotte. threw
bomb into the family relations OF
Nathaniel Johnson. neighbor. who
was one of Mrs. Anderson's wit
nesses Friday afternoon. when he
said Johnson is the man who had
led him TO take an interest in other
women The case was not completed
and will be taken up again. We'd
nesday.
ordinance Ia prohibit persons from
crossing streets I'm the congested dis
tricts except at intersections. The
alderman believes that most of the
accidents to pedestrians occur IN the
middle Of the blocks Police Com
missioner Gillespie favors such an
ordinance.
AZ last the Wayne-st. annex Of the
postOfnce building In tn be- removed
For years the wooden structure ad
joining the imposing stone building
has been an eyesore To Detroiters.
Postmaster Nagel has received orde -
from Washington authorizing bids
for it's removal The annex was
built in 1909 10 relieve the conges'
tion while the new north wing was
under construction.
The seidIer Sales Go. Has Med . petit
ton In bankruptcy In the United
States district court The liabilities
OF the firm are placed at $10.95S. Ss
and the assets are listed at SS.75774
Bondh 0Iders Of the Lake Superior Iron
q Chemical Co., which In In prOcess
OF reorganization. obtained an or
der from the United States district
court in Grand Rapids. Friday. APP
pointing Frank w. Blair. president OF
the Union Trust Co. receiver for the
concern. Mr.. Blair Ii chairman OF
the company's board OF directors and
administrator OF the estate OF Joseph
H. Berry. who was one Of the prin-
cipal stockholders The company
mon stock, S1.625.00O preferred
stock. and t6,515. 900 In bonds.
Damages In the sum Of $4,000 are