The Detroit times., 1913-01-10
IN DETROIT

The officer. and directors OF the Ger
employees at dinner I'm the Fellowcraft
club, Thursday night. President
George IA. Klrchner acted as toast
master, and addresses were made by
directors and ofncials
Mrs. G. E. DeEess, ~ years old, has been
Rouge. since last Monday, and tho
police have been asked TO look for
her. She has been III OF late. The
last seen OF her by her relatives was
when she left home for Detroit say
ing she-ttftendet- to cxchnugu surne
purchases she had made recently.
John }. Feenan. OF No. asst sheridan
ave., who has been acting sergeant
ut Elmwood station for some time
has boon promoted TO the rank OF
sergeant. effective Jan. ID In his 20
years OF service on the force. Feen-
ans record shows that there was
not mark against him. He en-
rolled as patrolman July s. 1893
Frank MOrdake, of No. IZ2 Harmon
ave-, was thrown from his wagon and
? rendered unconscious when his horse
ran away at Clark and Michigan
ayes, Thursday afternoon. dashlng to
Michlgan-aVe. and Twenty ninth-st.
where the horse was stopped by
Patrolman II. Smith. Mordake was
taken home in a police auto, and will
recover.
nexonald GObay, alias Harold Rodgers,
has been taken to Columbus, o.. to
face trial ON charge OF passing
money orders stolen from the Vine-
wood sub-station I'm Detroit. last Sep
t0mber Cooley was caught in De-
troit after a long search. The stolen
| money orders were cashed in New
York, Buffalo and Columbus. Gobay
As said to have a long police record
In Detroit.
a blaze I'm the barber shop and resi-
dence OF William Black, No lS2 Null
| lett-st., Thursday evening. when
Mrs. Black and two roomers had 10
| fight their way through smoke and
flames 10 make their way TO the
street. A passerby gave the nrst
alarm and called out the department.
which quickly had the blaze under
control About 800 damage was
done.
Detroit sanitarium badly cut about
the hands and over one eye az the
| result OF a fight in Jacob Weibefs
saloon. No 400 Highest. east. Nick
Booms. address unknown. Is being
sought by the police. Smith declared
| that he and Booms got into an al
tercation; he Knocked Booms down
ano Booms went away, returning
with q knife. with which he proceed
cd to slash Smith.
Ol1CueVuks
kirby-ave. east, and Christopher Bis
triszky, aged IL. or No 2T9 Theodore
ST., gave the police OF Detroit, Sagi-
nav and Clio a merry chase when
they ran away from home Tuesday.
Capt Breault OF the local truant
SQUAD, finally received word that the
truants were held in Saginaw. but
the boys escaped from the Salvation
ents were on the way TO get them.
They were next captured In the
woods near Clio and an officer from
that town brought them TO Detroit
Thursday night
hndre>v Kroworyik threw himself In
cago Thursday In desperate at
tempt ut suicide, which was foiled
by an alert motorman, who stopped
the train in regular whitney Opry
house: style. few inches from An
drews' PROSTATE form. Then the
would be suicide told the officers
that he was a Detroiter. who had
left the place where life Is worth
living, and found himself with one
lone nickel in Chicago. He said he
used the nickel 10 purchase the priv
ilcge OF getting on the elevated
structure, contemplating suicide. An
drew Is In a Chicago hospital.
Henry $. Hubert, Judge Of the Juvenile
court, has Instituted the custom of
holding night sessions OF his court
for the purpose OF accommodating
boys and girls, now working who are
obliged 90 report periodically TO him.
as n result OF former misconduct, and
others who are summoned TO appear
for failure TO make reports TO the
Board Of Education In regard TO their
manner and place OF employment, as
provided by the law. The first night
session took place. Thursday night,
when 25 Juveniles were up as defend
ants, mostly for failing 10 keep the
Board OF Education Informed as to
their movements.
The Detroit Civic Uplift league will
bring William }. Burns, head OF the
Burns detective agency, to Detroit
for a public meetin% at o'clock or
the afternoon OF Sunday, Jan. 26, in
the armory. The league is planning
series OF meetings. to be addressed
by men prominent in Detrot's pub
Tic life. One Will be held Jan. 16 In
the lliott-Taylor- Woolfenden cafe,
when Aid. John Lodge will address
the members. In February Judge
Hubert, or the Juvenile court, Will
be the speaker. At intervals OF about
six months IL Is plB nned to bring to
Detroit speakers OF national .reputa-
tion for big public meetings In the
Rrmory.
Business-like Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printisg Co., II
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