The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-25
IN DETROIT

The board Of directors OF the North
western Momen's club adopted n
resolution Monday afternoon against
the proposal 10 build the new deten-
ton home on Ferry Held. contending
that the site was purchased by the
city for playground purposes only.
J. LAWYER, OF No. 2fs Aigcr-ave., at
tempted 10 niight from moving
Woodward car at ADVANTAGEOUS.
Monday evening, and slipped and Tell
on the wet pavement, striking on his
head. lie was unconscious for near
ly half hour. A nearby physician
revived him. and he was sent nome
In police auto
There were ~ agents and represents
tives Of the international Harvester
Co present at a dinner for the dis
trict sales force, In the Feliowcrait
club. Monday evening. and each con-
tributed speech. giving MS ideas
on the phase OF selling In which ne
was most interested. c. s. Ritter
general agent for the company. acteu
as POSTMASTER.
Albert Bergman, 10 years old, toiu
Judge Phelnn, Monday, that he haa
stolen horse and wagon Hou
Charles Jacobson and sold IL Tor sso'
because he needed some clothing
The judge remarked that Albert was
big enoupgh and strong enough 10
go TO work when he needeu cio'ne'
and remanded him for sentence.
Frank =. Mckeon, 90 years old, chsr.-
ed with DESERVING HIS wife In Cni-
cago, must go back for trial: as re,
quistion papers have been honoreo
by Gov Ferris. Detectives Donovan
and Dwyer arrested Mckeoh se.ria,
days ago He says he was )ustiheu
In leaving his wife. He had peeh
living at No. 264 Arndt-st. for the
last four months
The Northeastern Michigan Develop
ment bureau has placed ON exhibiti"n
In the Michigan Central sta,ioii, ioo ,S
OF Third-st, a most interesting ano
attractive display OF farm products
gathered from the various farms IN
the locality under the Jurisdiction
free exhibit and Is worthy or WISH
from all who are interested In farm
ing.
The Rev James ROmayne, e. years old,
Of Half Way, near Mt. Clemens. was
knocked down by a horse driven by
John Ray, Sandwich Fast Essex
county. In front Of the Family the.
alter. Monday afternoon; scores h oa
pedestrians were shocksa n hors .ns
hoofs, but Ray leaped from his
wagon and dragged him out win
the assistance OF an alert trafhc or.
hcer The minister was able 10 poaru
car for his home.
Sidney Stevenson, ~ years old. who
gives hts address a. No. 7S4 Grand
River-ave., walked into the Grand
Rlver-ave. station Monday. night and
said he wanted to be locked up TO
prevent him from killing himself. lie
said he had waded out into Lake ST.
Clair, Sunday. for nearly 100 yards
I'm an effort TO drown himself. and
feared that ne might do something
rash again. He was sent to the OBJ
servation ward in ST. Mary's hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Harry Fuller, 20 years old. drank
half ounce Of csrbO;ic acid Monday
nil m n a
because she had been estranged from
her husband for some time, and
meeting designed TO effect recon
Citation had resulted In Fuller In
forming her that he would never
live with her again The near-trag-
edy took place In the rooms OF Mrs.
Fuller's brother. No. 331 Lafayette
blvd. She was sent to ST. Mary's
hospital, and is said TO he In no dan
ger.
The University OF Michigan alumni Of
Detroit has invited Charles T.. Ehad-
schools. TO be their guest 1T their
noon luncheon on Wednesday. DR..
Chadsey is graduate or Leland
Stanford university and has also re-
ceived the degree Of PHI. -. from
Columbia university. lie has been
. asked to tell what the university
man can do for the public schools"
The luncheon will be held at the
Feiiowcraft club at 1915. and all
alumni Of Michigan university are
invited to attend.
Two Sherman ears played battledOre
and shuttiecOck with an auto In
which Fred Cullin. Of No. 1903 East
Grand blvd, was riding. at Kerche-
val and Parkview -aves., Monday
night. The car was wrecked and
Cullin, badly bruised. was taken
home in police auto. James Eally.
driver OF a Studebaker corporation
truck. escaped with few minor
bruises when his truck was caught
fh.a
curbing. at Howard and Twenty
second-sts.. Monday, the machine be-
ing pushed and dragged along for
nearly a block. Eally was thrown
from his seat. but was not badly
hurt when the auto finally struck
tree and lodged there
Edward Beres failed 10 get damages
from the Detroit. Monroe Il Toledo
Short Line railway, Monday in Judge
Hosmer's court. in connection with