The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-27
IN DETROIT

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City Treasurer Max Koch viii keep his
ofhce. In the city hall, open until D
O'Clock Monday and Tuesday even
lngs. Tor the purpose OF paying on
the regtstrars I'm the recent Nleo-
ton.
I'm n meeting OF n number of young
Armeniau residents OF Detroit. In the
D. NJ &. A., sunday afternoon, the
emancipation of Armenia and the
formation OF republic formed the
subject OF several addresses.
perintendent Knight, of the street
cleaning department, received let
ter from G. W. Mercer travelling pas
Atnger agent OF the Michigan Central
railroad Saturday, pTaising his work
In cleaning the alleys
John NASH started suit Saturday
against Edward shaddock for $4,000
damages. alleging that the Defendant
ran down the plaintiffs four year
old daughter with his automobile In
Delray. seriously inJuring ner.
Charles O'Hernn, who slashed his
throat with a razor In the home of
his mother-in law, at No. 2bS Moran
St, saturday morning, died Satur-
day afternoon IA Grace hospital 10
was respondent over ill-heRlth and
loss OF employment, lie formerly re-
sided In Windsor
Margaret stringer, who died "A short
lime ago la her home, No. $3.50 Put
nam-ave., left $1,000 TO be divided
equally between the foreign ana
home mission boards OF the United
Presbyterian church OF North Amer
lea, according 10 her Will, nled Tor
probate Saturday The balance OF
her estate goes TO relatives
Daniel Murphy, 50 years old. With no
home, was rescued from death In the
river, at the foot OF Third-st., SAtuf.
day night by Harry Jones ala
Harry Collins of No. 1875 Porter-st..
employed as decorators by the auto
mobile show The two men looped
rope around sullivan and dragged
him ashore lie vas sent 10 81.
Mary's hospital
Tho committee In charge Of the pro-
posed memorial to thc late Cen.
Russell A. Ager, after consultation
with members Of the family, mas
changed the hrst plan OF having
portrait statue OF Gen. AlBer TO
work OF art simply carrying me-
dallton portrait OF the late soldier
statesman. The commission has been
given TO Daniel Chester french, the
sculptor. and Henry Bacon, architeeI
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Louis
jain, who died saturday, were held
Monday afternoon, IN the tamlIy
home No. 1874 Catherine-st. Mrs.
Jahn was one Of the clty's best
known German American women.
ago. and has lived I'm Detroit nearly
60 years She is survived by one
son and one daughter. two grandchll-
dren and three sisters, all residents
OF Detroit
Funeral services for the late Mrs. E,n
Kramer, who died saturday, VIII be
held Tuesday morning IN the tanlly
home. No 1868 Champlain-st., ana
Immediately following. in 81 Mays
Roman Catholic church, Ms
Kramer. who was the widow OF the
late Mathew Kramer at one time
publisher OF the Michigan Nolksbldtt
was born In Detroit. IS years ago
She Is survived by live sons and five
daughters.
William IA. Dust. formerly engaged in
manufacturing window screens and
screen doors, at Nos 2e2-2s6 Shtr-
man-st, now bodymaker in-the
Packard plant. filed petition In
bankruptcy In the United States
court Saturday. alleging liabilities OF
S3.2l6. and assets OF $500. Arthur
Bryan, carpenter, OF No so NatlCn-
al-ave., also filed a petition In bank
ruptcy, alleging Liabilities OF sl.73S
ana no assets
Miss Irene otis. of Highland Park,
swore out warrant, Saturday,
charging Duane Carpenter. former
private In Fort Wayne. with deceiv-
ing her with false promise or mar
riage. The girl says that she was
dazzled by Carpenter uniform. anu
went TO live with him, telling her
parents that they had been married
later he left her. and she now learns
that he Is living with another
woman. she alleges.
Chief OF Detectives Palmer issues n
warning to all Detroiters TO be on
the lookout for pick. ockets while the
automobile show Is I'm town, as the
light fingered gentry always follow
such shows. and often reap rich
harvest or course, the local police
viii do all In their power To spot the
thieves and lock them up. but must
have cooperation In the extra vigil
lance OF Detroit men and women.
Burglars Will l.so come with the
show" ard IL Will be wise to see that
doors and Windows are secured when
leaving the house, or when retiring
at night.
The Detroit Credit Mems association
Will hold the first meeting OF the
year tn the Elliott-Taylor- WoOlfen-
den cafe Monday evening and the
officers and committees for 1912 VIII
submit their reports on the years
work President Johnson Will out
line his plans tor the year In his
inaugural address Postmaster Hoe
mer Warren viii talk on the parcel
post and the postal savings bank,
and there will be n discussion or un-
earned discounts. interest on past
due accounts and unfair deductions,
after the business OF the meeting -
disposed Of Dinner VIII be served
1t 6.lb.
The Progressive city committee In Its
last meeting voted TO establish per-
manent office room In the ofnce OF
Ben Smith, chairman OF the city
committee. This office Will serve az
the hub OF the Progressive party or
the city. and In this way perma-
nent mall address will be possible
| IL is further planned to keep on hund
there for call all current Progress
I've party literature. and someone
will always be I'm the office during
tn. day 10 give any information de-
sired. This movement Is in line with
the Progressive party's national poll
icy OF the forming or permanent
| organization in every city.
"If the police department would pay
more attention to low dives where
white and Negro crooks .hanE-nnt.-
| instead or trying to get evidence Cr
minor violations OF the liquor laws
| against the more respectable saloon
krUpcrs- tffrr--sr+ se f..EreF 4iI44a--
| OF violence i'm Detroit" said Judge
-Phelan. Saturday In sentencing Iohh
Wilson, a Negro. Wilson must serve
| two years In Jackson for armed rob
berry. The testimony showed that
Lawrence Delo, OF Windsor. had sew
rurdrtrties -tfr-f 5trierr-uTr s---ei v-,.t-
with Wilson and Negroes named
Hclen Charlton He was trailed from
the saloon by the couple, and Wilson
held revolver TO his head while the
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