The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-09
IN DETROIT

Albert Keith Ass stsrted suit for d.
cruelty
mayor MARI has asked the four mem
bers Of the new civil service COM
mission 10 meet In his office next
Wednesday evening at 1880 and or
ganiEe.
EA-Aid. William koenig IL "a candidate
10 MI the vacancy created in the
council by the death OF William T..
kingsley. OF the Third ward Other
candidates are Samuel Harvey and
Richard Kramer. The council viii
can special election. probably IN
August.
Mrs. beatrice MacEarIsne spi~gel, -
sesrs old, was found dead saturday
evening In the bathroom OF the Spie-
gel apartments I'm the Saragossa
coroner Burgess said death was due
TO heart disease Mrs Spiegel was
daughter OF w. =. MacFarlane. No.
So3s East Grand blvd
William r.. McGuir~ has resigned the
vice-presddency Of the MAXWELL Mo-
tor Co. and Will be succeeded by Max
watering, who becomes production
m manager 90. Of the Maxwell plants in
mas resigned as production manager
or the Stude baker corporation
Jacob Lieberman, cook In a restaurant
at No. 462 Hasttngs-st.. was fined $50
with 80 days Tn the workhouse as
found him guilty Of bouncing a plate
OF the head OF Pauline Graw, a wait
ress In the place. The girls head
was badly cut and she was rendered
unconscious.
Funeral services were held Saturday
morning II st. MAry's church for
Mrs. Catharine Pomlnville, wife OF
Joseph Pominville, who died in St.
Mary's hospital Friday morning. fol-
lowing a stroke OF apoplexy. She
was born In Lockport ~ Y as years
ago She Is survived by her husband,
one daughter. Miss Hazel Pominvills.
and one son. Arthur A. Pominville.
Frank ]. BOvsles, No. ~ PhiIadel p hin-
the death In the Philippine islands.
OF his son, Harvey Bowies 20 years
old Mr., Bowles was a lieutenant In
the United states constabulary which
policies the Islands He visited his
parents In Detroit about a year ago.
The cause or death was not given In
the dispatch to the family. The body
will be brought to Detroit
Lowell e. Thompson. ~ years of age
and ONE Of the Oldest conductors ou
his retirement six months ago. died
OF apoplexy, Saturday night, In the
home Of his daughter. Mrs. Theodore
he resided. Mr.. Thompson was bern
Detroit 40 years beside his daushter
MIS-. Luce, thompson 10 survived
" Sr 2n' son. Gle" Thompson of New
Grand lodge officers will be present
aad degrees Will be conferred ut rail-
lies OF the Wayne county lodges Of
the Independent Order OF odd Fell
meeting Wednesday in American
Eagle temple. Bethuns-ave. and
Brush st. third degree work will be
given. and Grand Master H. l.. Nc
A
Rogers will speak. Thursdays meet
ing Will be held in Riverside temple,
Hubbard-ave. and Baker-st. River
side lodge will confer the degree of
truth.
nc. A. Newcosnb, Of Newcon,b b. Iindicott
Co., has resigned the second vice.
presidency OF the Standard Savings
Loan Co. because OF illheslth.
James h. Danaher. OF the Danaher-
Mellendy Lumber Co. succeeds him.
The other officers are: President. Ed
ward d. Foster; nrst vice-president.
George c. Wetherbee; secretary and
manager. Martin r. Calvin. assistant
secretary. Thomas f. shaffer; treas
urer. the Rev. w. Warne Wilson: at
torney. Ralph u. Aldrich; additional
directors. Alexander Mcpherson. Da-
vid u. Cady and Frank w. Blair.
John " cavanagh, sslOonkeeper at NO.
Ell Frankiin-st., established q record
in police headquarters when he re-
ported that four different men cashed
four worthless checks on him In one
! DAY. Cavanagh said a man came In
May 26 with II check for $3.50 and
stated that he was working in the
shop OF Mr.. Fox. friend of Ca
vanagh. shortly afterward, another
Fox employe" came in with check
for $2i.65. Then came one with "A
$4480 check. and then one with a
check for sl185 Cavanagh cashed
them all. He didn't even worry much
when they came back marked no
funds" But when he saw Mr.. Fox
and learned that he had never heard
OF the four men. Cavanagh FASTENED
to report to the police.
The City Of Detroit III. with the society
Saturday. from a {cur-day cruise "a
Mackinsc island and the 500, during
which the engineers held the business
sessions Of their annual convention
The members OF the Institution OF
Automobile Engineers OF England
who were the guests OF the socie-y,
have left for the east, some of therl
going to New York. others proceed
Ing TO various New England automo'
bile factories which they desired to
inspect. Many technical papers were
read In the business sessions The
Indians" and the "Rowdy gang
celebrated their nrst anniversary nj
gineers who contributed to the bust
ness sessions we're X. W. thinner
schied who told of a new tensile
test piece and holder; Claude f. Con
who had paper on motor construc
ton; Russell Han who read a paper
spection. and f. J. Stoddard, chair.
man of the nomenclature division. nd
J O. Heinze. chairman OF the motor
testing division OF the standards crtl-