The Detroit times., 1913-03-24
IN DETROIT
James Strssburs VIII address, the \. VI,
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Jsme. strssburs VIII address the Y. VI,
g. A.. advertising class, Monday even
Ing. in Tho y NJ &. A, Oh "ManuftLc-
tursrs' advertising" MIR. strasburg
ana adv Rising manager OF the
American Electric Heater co.
joseph kaintn, ~ years old. Of No. $50
as"r east, wa. struck Ia the
bullet hr"d by Anthony Wolschon. Is
years Old 81 No i4S2 Canton-ave.
SUNDAY and Wolsghon is held IN the
investigate. Kalta was not seriously
hurt. though he VIII be sent 10
Grace hospital TO have the bullet cx-
tracted.
nam SoNsn, picked up as n suspicious
person. when PatroImnn Frank from
prey iouhu MN trying TO dispose or
three diamond rings valued AT about
saoo admitted that he is a profes-
sional gambler. Wht n the police found
2 pack OF marked cards in his pocket.
He says he Is the son OF wealthy
parents IN Paterson. y. j., and IL on
MS way 10 Mt. Clemens to take the
oaths lie was poorly dressed.
SemNrs 81 the death Of DIR. Francis
y. spranser. Jr. In Milan. Italy. Or.
SPranger was a son OF the int br.
FRANCIS y. Spranger ST., OF Detroit.
ana both were well-known practicing
physicians Ia the city. Dr. Spranger
mad lived In europe in recent years.
wlfe. who was with him in Italy, ana
three sisters. Mrs. Otto Lang Sr,
Mrs John j Dedrich and Mrs. +. *.
Busch. all OF Detroit.
Ralph Biddiccomb. 30 yenrs old, who
fell down an elevator shaft in the
beecher-aNe. plant OF the Edison COM
pany. saturday afternoon. died at
midnight, saturday. In Harper hos
pital. His skull had been fractured
though ii was at FIRST thought that
he was only badly bruised Riddle
rhx "A af ~. Inn
River Rouge. was employed by the
Reardon Trucking Co. and was do
ing some work in the Edison plant at
the time of the fatal accident.
Mrs. Kate Oiled was acquitted. sstur-
nation. by Justice Mcrique. Ham
tramck.. on the charge Of being re-
sponsble. with her husband, Tor tho
death OF her father, George T. Wirth.
The testimony showed that She
merely stepped between her father
ana husband while the latter two
were fghting. IN an Effort to separ-
ate them. Her father received "A knife
wound in the hsht and died a Few
days later. Mrs. Glied's husband was
held Tor trial.
The Board OF Commerce Will hold its
annual sons dinner. for the member
OF the organization ands their sons,
Monday evening. In the Cadillac hotel.
and II is expected that there VIII be
large attendance. The object Of the
dinner is 10 get the sons OF the mein-
bers the future business men OF the
city. interested in the upbullding OF
Detroit. Gov. Ferris Will be the prin-
cipal speaker Mayor Marx and
number Of others viii speak. and an
Interesting entertainment program
has been arranged.
tho table In the Kitchen of Emil Witt
Wers residence. No. $50 DiN-aNe.,
Wittwer's birthday with feast. part
or the ceiling dropped To the floor.
covering tire table with plaster The
guests escaped injury The heavy
rain OF the day had loosened the plas-
ter and caused IL To fall. In the wind
Storm. Friday. the chimney over the
Kitchen was blown through the roof,
thus allowing the sunday shower To
get at the ceiling. The birthday party
went on. despite the rain OF plaster.
Patroinan Glenn Brown, of Chenc-st.
station. wss esoneratcd ON n eharge
OF using unnecessary violence while
errestlns Julius Geppert, AGED II, OF
No. GO MulIett-st., recently. Pro-
baton Officer Dickinson. VINO inves-
: OSated the case ar Justice GaineN
suggestiOn reported Saturday after
noon, that witnesses OF the night hdd|
had been the aggressor. and cleared
the patrolmdn OF the boys charges
that he had been beaten with the
officers club. Geppert found
guilty OF making a disturbance. but
was released on parole for two
months.
Former MichiEanders who are now
living ON the Pacific coast are plan
nlhk on a blS nome coming party Tor
July 4. and II Is expected that sew
eral special trains wfl be necessary
to bring tho former residents Of the
state back 20 Detroit. one party Will
leave Los Angeles June %, and Will
be met in Salt Lake city by parties
from oregon and Washington. The
Detroit Board Of Commerce has taken
up the question OF providing proper
- eHtefta tffIIie4t- tor-tAe -homeCGmcrS.
and IL Is expected that there Will be-
an elaborate reception TO show the
visitors from the coast that Detroit
Is still very much alive.
A service of sorrow was held. sunday,
in the Greek orthodox church, No. 80
broadway, FOR the aSSaSSlndted King
George of Greece. The Rev. George
Peterides, pastor OF the church. gave
eulogy OF the monarch, who, Few
days ago. was the victim OF an as
sassins bullet, and pastor and people
Were moved to- tears as sorrowful
homage Was paid to the memory or
the king. Sunday. March 80. Greeks
throughout the world VIII observe
In special services, the funeral of
their monarch which VIII take place
In Athens that day. There will be a
memorial service, in the Detroit
Greek church.
The Detroit Credit Mems association
Will hold Its regular monthly meet
Ing and dinner, In the Elllott-Taylor-
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March %, at 6:1J p. m. Nathaniel
Reese. agent OF the Provident Life &c
Trust Co, Will talk on Life insur-
once and business" and Clarence
ment OF the Ocean Accident ~ Guar ,
autee Co. Will talk ON Credit insur-