The Detroit times., 1913-03-27


the plaintiff says Burns owes MIN on
notes.
The Juniors OF Messiah LutI~rsn
church, West Grsnd-bIvd. and To-
ledo-ave., VIII repeat their Easter
program on sunday evening March
20, at 1880 O'clock
Louis Copper, 20. Of No. 80 Pulaski
blvd, WAS run down by q Michigau
Central train at Tenth-st. and West
Jenerson-ave., Wednesday night. and
injured about the head and body. lie
was taken To the Detroit sanitarium.
Local police nave been asked tn search
Z Tor Leo Ortschtil. who formerly lived
~ No. 2S7 Jefrerson-ave. His father
died In the Lucas County Inhrmary.
Toledo. on March 10. and kilograms
TO the sons Detroit address were
sent back, unclaimed.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Lee, IN
A opinion Ia the city clerk, declares
that woman will have right TO
register the day before election.
There are three charter amendments
on which women can vote-municipal
ownership and two bond limit In
creases
The Wayne county election commits
slon decided, Wednesday afternoon,
60 print all OF the Ave amendments
to the state constitution, TO De voted
oon In the spring election. on one pal
/, lot. DESPITE the opinion OF the attor-
" ney-kcucTdl tntt caSu ShouAo ="
separate ballot The printing OF the
Ave amendments on one ballot VIII
require sheet OF paper IL inches
wide and rs inches long
Dale Litsinser, Lester Osgood and
Loaf: Neiiis, three Boy scouts from
Toledo, called on Mayor Marx We'd
nesday with message from Brand
whitlock. mayor OF Toledo. The
boys left Toledo. Monday noon. and
q arrived in Detroit Tuesday night ,.
" walking the entire 60 miles. They
intended to walk back to Toledo. but
the snowstorm held up the sturdy
trio. Thursday morning.
Sadie Nall, alias Mall. = young woman
who wss born In the United states.
but married q Canadian. and. there.
fore. lost her citizenship. was bound
over TO the grand jury after a hear
ing before United States Commits
ing the immigration laws. She was
deported an an undesirable. last Au-
gust. but was found In Detroit by
- the immigration officials few days
ago Bail was fixed at $3.50.
1ndolpA tschaefer, ~ years old. Of No.
fracture Of the skull when he was
struck by a Woodward car at Sib-
ley-st.. Wednesday afternoon. He
- was removed to st. Mary's hospital
years old, OF No. 1850 Fischer
was painfully but not seriously In
1ured by Michigan car at Gratiot-
and Russell-st.. Wednesday after
noon. He was taken to st Mary's
hospital.
yohannes Dsiendy nski, arrested. Tues
day, On . charge Of nOn-support, was
accused. "Wednesday morning. IN JUS.
tice Jeffries' court OF having secured
Maryland. while she was on visit
TO Poland. Her attorney. Eugene
Mistersky. asked for an adjournment
lnxx n
TO give attention to the divorce mat
ter. Mrs. Dziendynski says that she
visited Poland at her husbands re-
quest. receiving $500 from him for
the trip.
Coroner Rothacher las ordered . post
Edward Heney. OF No. IL Cope
land-st who died. Wednesday morn
ing. to decide whether the man was
frightened to death. or died from
other causes. Heney. . teamster. was
riding on q load OF lumber at Dear
born and West Jenerson-aves, when
from the wagon. There were no ex-
ternal evidence Of injury, ana 1t ID
= thought that fright may have caused
death
Attorney John J. thinner appeared In
the circuit sosrt, We S1.cs VII" a..
planned to friends that the discolor-
alton was the result OF an encounter
with four highwaymen at woodward
and Farnsworth -aves.. about ] a. m.
Thursday. March 90 while on his way
to his home. No 1898 Woodward
He says he had $40 and his watch
with him, and managed TO Keep sI, al,
hard battle. ne says, -but-ffe-s sue
ceeded In beating them Off and caus-
ing them to fee.
DR.. Robert Hislop s.d his wife brought
suit In Judge Colds court against
Michael Hillarowitz and his wife TO
compel them TO make the payment OF |
q balance due on the purchase OF
some property. The defendants rep
resented that there was an irresu-
larity In connection with the deal
and the Jury not only absolved them
from paying the claim or the plain
tiffs. but ordered the latter to re-
turn $500 paid down by the DEFEND
ants for the transfer Of the prop
erty.
william Daily, 70 years old, escaped
IS.'.A%e.t Tor n .te- Ma1y Has ssGn
when Daily's pretty bride or SIX
% justice Je a Wednesday. Daily
had pleaded that he was out OF work.
without money, and was on mis-
steal the purse. which he returned
to the owner when she caught him In
the act. Daily's bride verified his
story, and said that they mao been
|, stranded" here. her husband being
. unable to fnd work. Daily was con-
victed but was released on sue-
pended sentence on account OF Ms
brides plea.
Edna Dennis has started suit against
John A. Farr to recover mortgage
and notes which she gave the de-
PENDANT In connection with the pur-
chase of house at NO. l4s CLINTON
1T She says that Farr whom she
regarded az friend. acted as al.
wiser for her In the negotiations and
that she assumed he was giving MS
services gratis He told her the least
she could get the house for was
a 500. she says. She paid over $1,000
and gave Farr a mortgage and notes
for $500, according to her declaration.
Now she says she understands that
rarr took the mortgage and notes
for his fee and she wants an inJunc-
zion to prevent him from disposing
OF the notes and mortgage. and asks
the court to turn the documents over
90 her.
A~tor~ey Thomas Mah0u. defending
Erank Brooks, alias strong, pick
rocket, from q charge OF "loitering !
declared to Justice Carney Wednes-
day that the police were exceeding
their authority In ordering fHenlto
leave the city, and arresting them IL
they failed to do so. Brooks was
FOUND guilty, but sentence was sus-
handed. Justice Gainey not only APP
- nroyes Of the police campaign
a Ssainst pickpocket suspects but has