The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-25
IN DETROIT

The MendeIssohn club quartet, and
Edgar A. Guest VIII give the pro-
gram Tor the weekly meeting OF the
kewsboys association. In Detroit
Wheelmen's hall, Sunday evening.
The ferry Ariel. running between Jos.
Canpau-nSe. and MRIISeryilIe, VIII
DC ready 10 return Ca her run la a
Few days, after having been out OF
commission for several weeks, UNDER
going repairs. costing about $4,000.
becnusc OF nm increased enrolment, the
school authorities of the city ind
.hat " VIII +o necessary To arrange
Tor additional halliday courses.
Teachers viii be assigned TO double
duty TO care for the extra classes.
Will Allen, proprietor OF the Mission
Home OF VIII Allen nt No. Is5 def
ferson-aYe., sWore out a warrant,
: Friday, charging Richard Jago. alias
Ellis, with SCATTERING two glass
doors, valued AT $40. while on a ram
page In the mission.
hrell bros. manufacturers of barrels
and boxes, complains to the mayors
otnce that the railroad crossing on
IWeltth-st, between stanley and
hirby-aves., is blocked too ire
quently by freight trains. which h'n-
der truck traffic by manufacturers In
the vicinity
Martin Dillon. No. 1892 RiVard-st re-
turned home from his work Friday
evening TO md hts wife lying dead
Feet health In the morning when Mr.
Dlllon LETT. Coroner Burgess pro-
nounced death due TO heart failure
brought on by a stroke OF apopleXy
beVeral months ago. There VIII be
no Inquest.
Chairman Dingeman hR. postponed In
definitely the meeting or the council
committee ON liquor regulation called
Tor next Wednesday, owing 10 the
TACT that as a member OF the COM
he is Required Ia go 10 Lansing with
tho delegation OF officials who Will
seek 10 have the proposed amend
ment TO the home rule act providing
for pterueUt amendment or city char
u tiers given immediate effect
Aid, Barnett will Introduce IA resolution
In the council next Tuesday night
providing for the establishment ~ "a
waiting roomffda street car patrons
TN tire baSetftttt- the 81 y-A-l4l-
Barnett originally intended TO have
the first noor OF the hall devoted TO
th6t purpose but Commissioners
Haarer opposed IT, saying that might
owls would make the place hltny
He said the plan was tried four years
ago and there were so many obj.c-
tionable features that il was ADAM
doned
There 800 hoy scouts In Detroit
who want 60 do something for the
city according 10 Eugene G. Foster.
resident national officer OF the Boy
Scouts OF America with an Office In
the y. M. G. a. building. who is open
10 suggestions as To what service the
scouts may perform The 800 have
been recruited with great care, and
are picked men. Five new scout mas
: tiers have Just finished their training
courses and viii soon begin TO erill
boys who have Joined or wish To join
the organization,
Charles Palmer, aged ~, No. 2O1I
PnImer-aNe.J John Buchheimer, aged
80. NO. SS OAK st. and Israel Bre-
vost, aged 40 No. Cadllac-sq.. were
kHEhtly injured and score OF other
passengers badly shaken up when "A
north bound Chcne and an east
bound Fort car came together at
Champlain and Chene SITS at
o'clock Friday evening A mfsun-
derstandtug-ef signals on the part
- or the motormen * given Ms the
cause for the accident and both cars
Will have TO undergo extensive re-
palrS =
Detroit police are greatly puzzled over
the question of whether Louis
Fcnyes. OF Detroit. is the same i.olis
Fenyes wanted by the police or
Johnstown, Pa. for embcZzling $4,000
from church people in JohnstOWn.
Local police were given I'll" address
OF Louis Fenyes as No 22S2 West
Jefferson ave, and they found one
Louis Fenyes there. but ne says ne is
not the man wanted. He says he
knows the other Louis Fenyes. VINO
Is a former priest. attorney, steno-
photograph OF the man wanted re-
sembles the local man somewhat but
is not good likeness Fenyes was
released on bail. pending the arrival
OF Johnstown officers
Van IL. Pond, chief cieris-In the Detroit
pension agency, has resigned, and
viii leave the service when the office
closes Jan 81, lie VIII resume the
practice OF law, which he gave up
ten years ago TO enter the pension
agency. Twelve clerks i'm the office
have already left for Washington TO
continue their duties there. rhey
are Fred II Randall, Jonn r. Cham
berlain. Glen &. Blarkmer. Cora f..
Dorman. Effe A. Gardiner Hannah
g. Guerin. Abbie Perrott sarah
shannon. Florence Davis. Mrs. Lii
liam Morell Mrs Rose Thompson and
Kate Robertson. George II. Elliott
has been transferred 10 the postoffice
department. and Miss Eliza NJ Gay
lord has resigned Six tons OF records
have been shipped 10 Washington,
and the office Is ready to close it's
doors next Friday night