The Detroit times., 1913-03-12
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
an entertainment md smoker. Friday
ayening March II, in Houghton
hall, No. 773 Grand River-ave.
ruuersI services for Charles Potts, "A
young Detroit real estate broker who
died In the home OF his uncle Thorn
Tuesday, viii be held. Thursday. IN
Forestyille, Mich.
Funeral services Tor the late Charles
u. whitman. who died, Tuesday. In
the family home, No. zoe Bagley ave.
Will be held in Holy Trinity church.
Thursday Nh. Whitman IL survived
by his wife, sis sons and one daugh-
ter
David jones, WIN stole roast of beef
from one of Parker, Webb a. Co.'s
wagons, when he said he was hungry,
was sent To the workhouse for 10
days by Justice Jelfries Tuesday at
ternoon. and was told that he would
get three square meals day, and
that they would be well cooked.
William Brewster, U5 years old. said
20 be q DetrOtter. and an Old-time
vaudeville actor. Is dead In Bunaio
from apoplexy. his fifeiess eedy=has-
Ing boon found In n rooming house
The Buffalo authorities sent the body
TO the morgue Brewster Is sup
posed to have wife and three chill
dren In Detroit.
At the close of the special revival ser
vice for women, Tuesday evening, In
| Central Methodist church, ABOUT lou
women declared their desire TO join tho
church. The KEY. H. Lester Smith.
pastor. Is being assisted In the ser
vices by Everett r. Naitzger, We'll
known gospel singer. Wednesday
evening. will be family night
Wilfrid u. shaw, editor of the Michi-
gan Alumnus, organ of the Alumni
association OF the university OF Mica
tyan. was the beest Oh me ~ -,
sity OF Michigan cluo at It's weekly
luncheon, Wednesday, in the Feiiow-
craft club MI Shaw discussed the
work OF the association In huVahc-
ing the interests OF the university
CAarles Gruenw aid, of No. ~ Perkins
st., was stricken with apopiex! Wnhe
doing some carpenter work on new
house at Thirty-nfth and DeVereauA-
SITS. Tuesday afternoon, ana uleo DC
fore companions could summon q
phy stefan. Coroner Burgess ordeEeu
the body removed TO the county
morgue. There viii be no inquest
CHARLES Touchette. seven years ola. OF
No. Sc Henry-st, was knocked uown
and run over by wagon DRIVEN W
Charles Wheeler, OF NO. "a broonayn
ave-. at Park and Henry-sts'; iues
day afternoon. and was badly bruised
about the body. Internal injuries are
also feared The lad was taken TO
st. Mary's hospital In police auto
and IL IN q serious condition
,he old Barsto,v school, which has
| served the city ever since ls4S' VIII
be vacated Thursday, the pupiIs De-
ing distributed In the Everett anu
Jackson schools. This will necessi-
tate the holding of halliday sessions
in these buildings The old bars,ow
builulng on Larned-st., near MO
pelle-st.. Will be torn down to make
way tor-a-new -Barstow- school. TO
cost S;6.S0o.
me Rev. william spurgeon. OF London.
son Of the famous Charles ii. spur
geon began series OF evanKeiistic
addresses Tuesday evening. In the
Woodward-ave Baptist church house.
attracting a crowded gathering 10
hear him. Mr.. Spurgeon told the
story OF the great revival which
swept throughout Wales year or 30
ago Mr. Spurgeon will speak every
afternoon ana evening, In the church
house.
rhe police have been asked 10 search
for two missinE men by authorities
OF other cities A letter from Chief
OF Police Copeland. OF CINCINNATI,
asks Information regarding Leo
Obsrmeyer. who left his home at No.
1875 N3sh-ave., In that city, Feb. y.
The young mans parents are dis
tracted over his disappearance the
letter says. George Van Etten. or
Van Etten, n. Y. asks the police TO To-
whose wife Is near death. Mrs. Ed
Overton, OF Oct roit. Is said to be ms
sister.
rhe county election cOmmisstOner,
Tuesday afternoon. refused the re-
quest OF Ezra l.. Beechler and A. ;.
Hall to have their names placed on
the official spring election ballot as
candidates on the Republican ticket
to fill the vacancies In the wayne
county delegation TO the state house
Of REPRESENTATIVES, caused by the
| deaths Of Joseph Greusel and q. Jo-
seph Unsoeld. Beechler and Hall
said that their names had been writ
ten on some Of the primary. ballots
The board held that the question had
been passed on when L. X. owens
sought 10 become ehadidate-for
prosecuting attorney in the same
manner, and was denied his request
Mr.. and Mrs. George smith, of Indian
apolis, were given foos and shelter by
the police. Tuesday night, when they
reported a real hard luck story. and
said that they We're penniless and
hungry The couple stated that
their two telescopes containing all
| OF their personal property and $50 In
cash, were stolen from the depot
platform In Monroe, Mich, where
they had stopped of on their way
from indianapolis to Detroit. Mrs.
Moss Blanken of Brantford, Ont.
| was also taken care of by the police,
when she came here In search OF her
| husband. Police believe that she is
In the wrong city. as he had given his
| address as No, 40i Buralo-st, ana
| there Is no such address In this city
Three alien undesirabIes left Detroit
for New York for deportation, Tues
| day afternoon. In charge OF lmmigra-
| ton Inspector Coyne Those to be
deported are Emil Fabig. German.
lxea tAe To- n
Ionia prison; Andrew Kula, who has
been confined I'm the Pontiac asylum.
and Anna Solonynka, an Austrian
girl who was under the care OF the
Juvenile court. The aliens will be
turned over to the immigration de-
partment on Ellis island. Milo ID.