The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-20
IN DETROIT

Ss..rs.ess OF The usivessasy Of
Michigan. will lecture before. Orient
al lodge In the Masonic auditorium
Ssy sxsnnx Nov ,s 81 on the Ere ss
illustrated with lantern slides.
Tv.y Risi. 10 years cid. % Ns.. 475
Mouroe-ave.. WAS arrested WeAnee-
day. charged with stealing a bundle
Macomb and Russell-sts. He was
turned over to the Juvenile authori-
ties.
Harry barter. IL years old. disappeared
fro" -. .I hone ss No: ~ visssTcedi;
falling to return. and his mother has
reported To the police that she fears
the boys father has made good his
she can give no other reason for the
childs disappearance.
Directors Of the white Star llne, We'd
nestiay. declared a dividend Of 2 rer
annual Dividend of per cent. pay
able Nov. IS TO stockholders OF rec
ord on Nov. 20. The directors also
ordered ed that per cent OF the earn n,
a sinking fund.
Joseph Mesdon. In IN address before
the Adcrsft cInh. Wednesday even-
ing. deplored the fact that more
wSoa e msn SH not sGass As Ssr and
nickelware illustrations for advertts-
ing purposes are best displayed by
means OF the wood engraving" Mr.
restaurant conducted by GjsPo Bla-
Herta. No. 430 kirby-ave- was raided
by immigration officers Wednesday
and the proprietor and two women.
were arrested. The federal and po-
lice authorities are engaged In a cru
SADIE to stamp out commerciaii?ed
vice said to exist among servian
samuel Collins. charged with violating
the Immigration act. was sentencea
House OF Correction, Wednesday. by
the woman ne brought with him
from Canada, has been deported. at,d
Collins will be sent out OF the coun-
try as soon as his prison term ex-
pires.
Walter jones. former center for the Cen
trial High school football team, draHed
his 2s0 pounds around the neck OF 4
runaway horse at Woodward and
and the horse groaned and stopped.
bringing Its companion to a sudden
halt Jones Is now engaged In the
bakery business at No $50 Wood
ward-ave.
John kolb, - years old. laborer. hang
ed himself to q rafter In the harn
at the rear or his home. No. 67 Mo-
ean-st.. Wednesday night. making
him down by using a wire instead OF
a rope. He Ia bel led TO have been
temporarily deraIked, as Coroner
by an auto two weeks ago, and in
tured about the head.
James w. Hel0e. state fOod Inspector,
n going after hair tontcs. Someone
has sent him u circular which APP
MAJ To- tAll hA N hxn nxar-
tain hair grower. setting forth that
1t Is 20 per cept perfume and 80 per
cent water. and IS almost as efnca-
spot would be in nifinx a royal flush.
Nevertheless, Is cents per applica-
ton Is the price charged for this
tonic. II Is said That the manufac-
turers make about S4s gallon profit.
sunragists, Wednesday, In suarsge
headquarters. in the Grand Circus
building, TO discuss the manner OF
consolidating all of the existing SUI
ffaRe societies in Detroit and wayne
county into one central working or
gantzation. committee from the
Wayne county organization will con-
fer with members Of the Detroit
Equal Suffrage club. Monday. Nov
Three automobiles were Involved In a
peculiar accident NJ Bethune-ave: ~!
John, R--st.. Wednesday. but all OF
truck driven by August Hasse. OF No.
3S1 Fort-st east: crashed, into the
auto sos OF Ana nn ba % + tine INTO he ese auto
OF. George Malcolmson. No. 11s La
Sale blvd. The truck was driven
away under Its own power nni,r but q, tho
aged and had to be towed.
The Detroit Paint, Oh and varnish
cluh. the menbersAip Of wsich M
ciudes men interested In these lines
lDV TttAA a ~
evening in the Fellowcraft club. and
the evening was spent in informal
discussion OF many subjects OF inter-
est e the member. rt IN the the conduct conduct
r. Drake, publisher OF the Paint and
varnish Record. OF Chicago, and Mr.:
Callahan, president OF the national
assoc iation.
The suestion Of whether DR.. W.. 9.
Brewnell must continue TO pay hie
former wife, Mrs. May Brownell. $50
Lacy o" Thursday. BY attorneys Allan
II. Frazer and George B. Yerkes. Mr..
Frazer. representing the doctors for
mer wife, asserted that u the physi.
month house instead of paying $65
rent he would have no difficulty In
living up to his agreement. The
court took the matter under advises
ia. AIexa.der Wright. of saa rral,cisce.
spoke 'on the eAvantages Of snsntity
surveying. before representative
and engineers. in the Builders and
Traders exchange. Wednesday night.
He declared that the practice OF
CONTRACTOR Of Esmblinn ,S.;,,; on the the
require has brought hundreds OF
men to bankruptcy all over the
country The ideal contractor. the
up his own estimates and not tho
one who 10 dependent on sub-con
tractors, who thus become the real
estimatOrs.
AID. Bernett ana Gathard. OF the Third
wsrd. will ask the council next Tues
day night to compel the parry com.
missioner to build the Kingsley shell
ter station on the northwest corner
ciai act OF the late Aid. William r.
Kingsley was to go before the board
Of estimates and secure an appro.
shelter. The structure is supposed
to be erected under the supervision
OF the park commissioner. but Mr..
Dust IL opposed to the project. More
ticability the aldermen want TO see
the last wish of their departed col
league carried out. Aid. Dingeman
mands OF the Third ward aldermen
Judge Lacy. Of the domestic relations
court Will take up for . A.al hear
ing, Friday, the question Of the d.
Bonner between himself and his lwo
wives, Mrs. Catherine Ruettinger, OF
Detroit, who lived with him 10 years
after their marriage IN 1898, only
to learn that when she started a d.
vorce suit last summer that he had
a wife Nving In Cleveland. In suing
for anndlment Of that marriage and
for property Mrs. Hedwig Bonner
q scrub woman Of Cleveland. the
legal wife, was In court, attending