The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-29
IN DETROIT

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Friday frSss pneunonsa - he he0e
No. 46l Dtx-ave' Mrs. Hughes and
one child survive.
John =. kerch~r, Of Edinburgh, will
give y talk before Dranch No. 4. De-
troll Socialist party, sunday after
noon. at ) O'Clock, In Alliance hall
Frssk u. Hamhurg~r Will address the
NewsbOys' assoceatlOa Sunday ewes,
Ing in wheelmen's hall. Musical
,1mberse Will be given by Miss Mel.
Edward y. Hines, road cOmmlsst0ne'
for Wayne c0uaty. will speak before
the Hamilton club. OF Chicago. Mon
day noon. lie will discuss road con
'struction as II. has been followed In
Wayne county. and his talk VIII 20
illustrated by moving pictures. lie
will also give "A similar talk, Mon
day evening. In the sherman house
Chicago.
Creditors Of the Warren Motor Car ca
will receive = dividend Of ave pei
cent in addition to the 10 per cent
already paid. and further payments
viii he made - the money 10 re-
ceiyed from the purchasers. The re,
ceiver now has $6y,376 en- hand fof
the benefit OF the creditors. The
assets OF the company. liuuidated by
the Detroit Trust Co. brought $3.50.
0sS40.
Thomas ". Faust, Charles Fttzsins-
mons and Horace Faust. arrested In
recent raid on the White Front
Butter and Egg store. were ar
raigned before Commissioner Hurd
Friday. and held To the grand jury
margarine laws. Thomas Faust's
bail was liked at $1,000. and that for
the other two. $4,000 each.
Aid. Dingeman Has nied with the city
clerk = notice Of reconsideration Ou
an amendment 10 the building code
In n
meeting. The proposed amendment
which Is intended To give property
owners the right to utilize larger
percentage OF a lot FOR building pur
poses. was indefinitely postponed last
Tuesday night.
HiEh-st. west. was ordered commit
ted to the Eloise asylum by Judge
Hanley. of the probate court. Friday
Mould insisted that he had perfected
an invention by which all friction
In the use Of machinery might he
eliminated. To a clerk in the pro-
bate court he confided that his wife
eipie Of his n ares, dissoysr p and p tha,
for that reason he proposed. when he
should become wealthy from the
sale OF IL. 10 get a divorce and
marry a meber OF some Europeau
royal family.
MRS. "Abe" Neparent came from New
York 70 Detroit, Friday. tO mad hes
husband, whom she suspected OF
having i.,r, en-, married again to petr ,h,
east The records In the county
clerks office confirmed her suspi-
cions by showing that Neparent was
to Gussie Bernstein. Mrs. Neparen1
held conference with Assistant
Prosecutor Keidan. but said that sh,
must first get some place TO WORK
and support herself before deciding
whether to cause the arrest OF hel
husband.
scAsaied- sisman Co. will yet the con.
tract for building the addition to the
Belle Isle bathhouse. The company's
thar Stokes Il Whittingham's bid
Park Commissioner Dust advertised
n second time for the bathhcu use bids
the first bids being rejected by the
council committee several weeks age
because IL was alleged there had
been an agreement between the DID
,urs
Tke Associated Charities will move ita
Offices. Dee. 1. 20 rooms In the Home
OF the Friendless. No. 33 Warren
ave. west. The employment depart
ment will remain at No. So Lafay-
ctte-blvd. other charities are ex-
pected to follow the lead OF the
association. az there Ia considerable
space In the Home Of the Friendless
that is not needed for the homes
use.
James VI. Jearies, school inspector
to become a clerk In the probate
court He received the appointment
Friday. from Judge Hanley. william
Brennan. court deputy under SheriHs
oakman and CASTOR; VIII assume
duties Monday as clerk In the justict
court clerks office. Mayor MARI
will have to appoint O. school inspec
tor to take Mr.. Jeffries' place. Mr.
Jeffries 10 a Democrat. and the mayor
win probably appoint Republican
but that SORT OF politics cuts little
figure on the school board.
Theodore w. Castor. former deputy
sheriff. living at No. 106 Manehester.
ave-. thought that there were toe
many shells In the oyster he was
eating. Friday. He examined It ane
the count was finished. II was az
nounced that 10 pearls. varying In
size from q pin-head to a wheat ker
mel. had almost been swallowed b,
MT Castor to- They wsss sn se o's
spoil their value. Mr. CASTOR sale
that II was . comparatively small
oyster.
There are now 1SB eases Of diphtheris
In DetF0lt, ana 80 DersOns are quar'
antined a. possible carriers or dipn.
making about 200 houses on whics
the blue quarantine signs of the
Board Of Health are displayed. Ths
Board Of Health has taken additions
precautions to hold the disease In
check Two cultures are now de
mandsd from any one exposed to the
disease, and both must yield negative
results before the person IL released
from quarantine.
WiIfrid Ware. publieist. Of England
will speak IN the Broadway theater
Dec. IA, at o'clock, under the aus.
pieces OF the Catholics as.
ISOLATION. Mis- subject VIII be thu
four grea tEpglisn cardinals OF re.
cent years-"Manning. the friend OF
the people; Vaughan. the militant
Newman. the thinker and writer. and
Wiseman, the initiator." Mr.. Ware
Is regarded as the foremost Catho.
lie layman In England. His inu.
ence has been used toward the unity
ing OF all religions. The four car
dinals were all his friends and hi,
knowledge OF them was gained a,
first hand. Mrs. Charles w. Cas-.
grain. president Of the Catholic Set
Element association, says that Mr.