The Detroit times., 1913-05-15
IN DETROIT

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IN DETROIT
Judge Codd IL laid ny In his home. No.
q. Marreu-nNe. east. with tonsthss.
Nv. n. Charters has Hled suit against
the ID 4. u. for xiO,0oVo damages,
setting forth that she was injured
by car Feb. 10, 1919
District Attorney Webster VIII 20. to
Hay tHs Fr,da, to- speak on White
slavery" AT a banquet given by IN,
Adcraft club and Civic league.
Harry With, inveniic, D. >utnE Charles
] y. aud Paul woischen for $1,000
| damages, alleging that he lost an eye
while in the employ OF the DEFEND
ants.
John y. Jaminet, who died recently In
! Detroit. stipuiates In HIS Will, nied
Wednesday for probate. that sou Is
To 20 10 Bishop John =. foley TO-
wards fund tor the purchase OF
set of bells for 81. Boniface church
Bert Donaldson, who II supposed 20
| have passed bogus money orders In
Detroit, Buffalo Columbus. ana -.
Louis, pleaded guilty before 1uuse
, Hazel in the federal court IN koches-
ter y. Y, Tuesday, ana was SEN
fenced 10 three and haIt years IN
| the federal prison In Atlanta LA
|
kee for stealing money order blanks
and stamps from postal station No
40. Detroit, last september. ne was,
, however. turned over to the New
YORK authorities TO be held Tor more
serious charges.
Rsr association, "a s,as reported thai
200 cases OF INDECENT persons ewere
handled free Of charge in the pass
year by the legal aid bureau. Inc
"A Ia = -
ago. Plans were discussed Tor the
erection OF clubhouse, containins
| a library, on h site near the couhts
building. The following officers were
| elected: President. Sidney I. Miller
first vice president, Robert T. Gray
| second viee-president. Joseph ~.
Clark: secretary, Henry = Slyheiu
4 treasurer, Wade Mills
In the annual meeting OF the Ever
green Cemetery association, the fol-
| lowing officers were elected: fresi-
| dent, George {. Wethefpee. vice
| presidents samuel II Hewitt; treas
: urer. Daniel L. Davis secretary.
Manly Il. Davis. The reports showed
| the best year In the cemetery ms
tory. Lot sales have increased 90
were authorized. y winding boule-
ward will be extended through the
cemetery. connecting Woodward-av
with the Seven mile-rd. and the Mill
rd. The cemetery now owns nearly
500 acres Is out OF debt. and has es-
tablished reserve fund.
request has been aled with District
Attorney Webster for po~tpone-
ment OF the hearing which the judges
OF the Cincinnati court OF appeals
were TO have held there, Tuesday
May 20. to pass upon motion or the
defense to strike out part or the
charges against the Kellog Toasted
Corn Flakes Co, of Battle Creek. in
the antitrust suit pending against
that corporation. The hearing OF a
case against the Union Show Co. mas
been set for the same date in Boston.
and since Assistant Attorney-Gen-
eral Fowler was to have represented
the government in both. the ADJOURN
ment will likely be taken
Divorced from her husband only last
saturday, Mrs. Max ZaWOdnik ap-
peared In ner husbands defense In
police court trial Wednesday. ana
won u dismissal of his case. Lawod-
nix was charged with "tauntlng,
the first case OF the sort in the local
courts. He was alleged TO have
openly accused David Goodkin. OF
No. 71s Russell-st., or having been
an inmate or the House OF Correc-
ton. Mrs. Zawodnik was called to
the stand by the prosecution, but
she failed to substantiate Goodkin's
charges, which were made OH hear
say. the court ruled. 50 Zawodnik
was discharged.
John Erhard, 20 years Of age and for
z. years superintendent OF the Brush
home, No. CT: Baldwin-aye., follow
ing stroke OF paralysis Mr.. Err
hard was shoemaker by trade anu
worked ON the bench with Hazen ;
Pingree He WAS born in Germany
and came TO Detroit when a boy. lac
held several public positions. includ-
ins park commissioner. public light
ing commissioner foreman Of the
board OF public works. estIma or at
large and superintendent OF Recrea-
tion park. Mr.. Erhard is survived by
Iris wife, four sons and Two daugh-
ters. Funeral services Will be held
in the Eome Friday afternoon.
A double funeral Will be held In the
home of William brown, No. o. Mont
calm-st cast, Friday. when the Rev
w. Narne Wilson. rector OF Trinity
vices FOR Mrs. Caroline Brown, wife
OF William Brown. who died Wed
nesday, and OF Alexander I. Bishop,
son n-law OF the couple. who died
Monday. Mrs. Brown was born In
Port Stanley. Ont, IS years ago. and
was married to Mr.. Brown In Detroit
in 1862, the couple celebrating their
golden wedding anniversary in Oc-
tooer, 1912. She Is survived BY one
son and two daughters. Mr.. Bishop,
who came to Detroit seven years ago
from Utah, where he was prominent
in public life. Is survived by his wife.
o. recomm sadstion of Assistant Prose-
cutOr Command, Judge Phelan dis
missed the case against Stanley Phil.
ipozuk No 400 eWsson-ave., charged
with carrying concealed weapon,
an unloaded revolver. Stanley rep
resented that he had planned to be
married on the day for which his
trial was set and the bride-to-b De,
Miss Mary Baton. told Judge Pheian
that the church would never allow
her to marry man while criminal
charge was hanging over him The
court and Mr.. Command decided that
IL would never do to interfere with
the plans OF Cupid, ~ they agreed To
make Stanley free man. Conse-
Quently. wedding bells Will ring for
Mary and Stanley, Monday. May 10.
The annual banquet " the Detroit
FOundrymen's association Was held
In the Griswold House, Wednesday
evening. W. h. Putnam acted az
toastmaster. Speeches were made by
c. IL clifford. Joseph j. Wilson. A. }.
Waterfall j. d. Stoddard. a. r. :.
Biackwood. r. +. Flinteman and
George l. Grimes. The following Of
hcers were elected: President. h. b.
Home, OF the Packard Motor Car
Co: vice president. n. +. >. Black |
wood. Of the Michigan Steel Castings
Of ha