The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-19
IN DETROIT

ruencinH witness 10 stay away from
the trial of Obed Degarov, a brother
OF Frank he has already spent u
DAYS In Sail. Tic penalty For the Of
fense charged is SO days In Jail,
Mrs., Florence koppttp. OF No. 6I5 Wat
:on-.t,, report:d 20 The po,isr. T"e",
WAGON Witb Nesctables and case
OF cardines, aud sent a pcddlcr whom
she Knows only rs Rcd ont with
the load. She saws that the horse
and wagon were found later, but that
Red and the car'lincs ana 10 BUSH
els of potatoes wer. missing.
Freak NaIinn. III years old, OF No. aOI
lawton-sNe., broke HIS left Lex when
he Tell through hole IN the Moor IN
the Wiisms Bros piG hil Ia 1setS %9s
being removed To Providence hospital
I'm private ambulance. the machine
broke down, and h- had 10 be trans
ferred To police auto 10 finish the
trip.
Williasn Carl. - years old, Of No. las
Sherman-St.. ended = months de-
bauch, Tuesday might. by drinking
quantity " carbolic acid. In answer
To his wife's pleas that he quit drink
ing and sober up. He was rushed 10
ST. Nary's hospital. whore he died In
few minutes. his wife and daush.
ter collapsed when told that he had
died.
The Detroiter for March features the
campaign for niude-in-DetrOit. the
new slogan which has been adopted
by the Board OF Commerce. II Is pre-
dicted that II Will become as we'll
established throughout the world as
count OF some OF the new factory
buildings which have been built IN
Detroit during the past year ana
review OF the activities or the board
1eorge Beckaxesgon. a Greek. was
found unconscious at Monroe,ave. and
blood flowing from bad knife
wound in his side. The citizen who
found him, notified the police, and he
but would not tell who his sssahant
/ was. or what the fight was about. He
Will recover He gave his address US
No. lit Monroe-ave.
Thieves shattered y window In VI. u.
TWfSW bridge. jeweir' r store: NO. zoo
and escaped with about 800 worth OF
watches, lockets and rings. Patrol
man Arthur Mitchell heard the crash
OF glass and hurried to the scene, ar
resting George Kelly. OF No. $40 La
iAystte- blvd, as suspect. Kelly
bad been lettering In the neighbor-
hood. and attempted 10 run away
Dorry Gilman WAS bound over to the re-
corder's court, Tuesday, for trial On
the charge OF burglarizing John KAY
anAugh's saloon, No. 22l Franklin
L
arrested as he was climbing out OF Il
window. Police declare that Gilman
Inquired In sensational case. years
ago. when he disappeared with s 300
belonging to Detroit bank, while he
was working as Il messenger for the
bank. He was then only II years old
Luke Ffser. = Negro, 81 years old, wins
probably fatally scalded when he In
terferred In quarrel between Nam
ME Williams and another Negress. at
No blSll Hpaublpn- TnpS1a v
night and was struck in the head by
Kettle or scalding water, hurled at
him by the Williams woman. She
Is under arrest on a charge OF as
eault The aged man'sh neck and
face are terribly scalded. and II Is
feared that he Will not recover.
Mayor Marx has receive n com len
ton from y. A. Schneider. president
alton. pledgins rhe support and CO.
operation OF the association In max =
ing a success OF the bus line trial
in Junctlon-ave. and expressing the
| hope that the council may feel justi-
fled In making the municipal bus line
permanent until such time as n street
ear line can be built. The letter says
that the business men in the western
section Of the city almostt unani-
mously favor the bus line.
go brown. n young man who has had
fenced BY Judge Phelan, Tuesday
years, nor more than II years In
Marquette prison. for forging a check
for $40, and passing IL on William
a Hilson. cigar dealer at No 1903
Grand River-ave. Brown admitted
serving q term in Jackson for bur
glary He said that milwaukee, M
prisonment charged TO him; was
served by his twin brother. He said
he was an aviator, burglar, and hotel
clerk at different times in his career.
Detectives Parker and Allen aIighted
from a street car and headed on "a
n searehins TuesdaS aeterneen arr
resting Wellington De Clements, aged
10. Of No. 3s Hooker-ave,, on the
charge Of stealing the machine which
he was riding. Steve Korkasz. OF No:
40 Goldner-ave., reported the theft Of
the motorcycle. When arrested. De
Clements said that he had borrowed"
the wheel. This was denied by Kor-
kasz. Police declare that DE Glenn
ents was recently arrested for the
Chicago police on charge OF lar
ceny.
he committee appointed, last satur-
day, by the Lawyers club for the
purpose OF seing whether the law
would permit the appointment or an
other justice OF the peace TO take the
place of Justice OFT while is III.
has found that there is no PROVISION
FOR such contingency, the statutes
providing that such steps could be
only taken in the event OF n vacancy.
The committee regrets the inability
to add another justice. inasmuch as
the work Din the justice courts has
piled up enormously on account OF
the absence OF Justice OFT, II is
claimed.
IRIS. Ruby Zahn was unanimously re-
elected president of the Political and
ivic league, in it's first annual meet
ing Tuesday afternoon, In the FL
liott- Taylor Woolfcndcn cafe. The
other officers chosen are: First vice
president Mrs r.. Card watson
second vice president. Mrs George
Sampson; recording secretary. Mrs
Harry Her: corresponding secretary
Mrs. Emma H. Black; directors, Mrs
A. o. Dunk. Mrs j. G.. Tufford, Mrs
Cecil Vaughn. Mrs r. r. Lyon, Mrs
Charles Maynard. Mrs. + u. Pitcher
Mrs f.. Morton and Mrs. V. l.. Gar
butt.
memorial service I'm honor Of kinn
George will be held by the Greeks Ot
Detroit, sunday morning. In the
Greek church OF which Rev Petrides
is pastor which has temporary quar-
ters at No. 80 Broadway. Detroit
Greeks insist that the Bulgarians ar,
responsible for their kings death
They maintain that Bulgaria wants
peace. while Greece has program oil
war which aims to rid the Balkan
peninsula forever Of the Turkish
menace. The jealousy OF the two
countries has led TO many conflicts
while the armies lay side by side IN
the campaigns against the Turks
The Greeks OF Detroit believe tina
Prince Constantine. who comes e
the throne, Will carry on his faith
er's plans OF conquest.
epreseutative delegates Of the Stadt.
verband Detroit met In Turner hall
Tuesday night, and adopted resolu
lions against the submission by tn
legislature OF the proposed prohibi
ton amendme In the fall or 1914
on the ground that II would be a VIC