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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
PAT GROVE IS
HELD AS THIEF
Former Evangelist and Kidnap-
err Claims to Know Moth
ing of Case

LA CROSSE, Wis, April l1.-Pat
Grove, evangelist. and head or the
notorious Cudahy kidnapping case, Is
IN the city jail here under a charge
OF burglary Grove is accused or
stealing suitcase and suit OF
from the resident Of Robert
Staley. The charge OF burglary was
laid against him after he had been
IL Jail two days on charge or
Grove asserts he can remember
nothing about the burgl-ry. He was
turned ont OF the Minneapolis work
house recently. after serving two
weeks OF a 60-days' sentence. Grove
says II is the first time in years he
has been arrested for any charge
other than vagrancy OF drunkenness.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
MARRIAGES

Charles ii. MINIS. 20: Charlotte A
Pearce. CO
Ernest Wiley. &C. Dayton. O.; Flora
Wagh. 2s Detroit
Aaron L, Henricks, 20. Philadelphia,
Pa. Priscilla Hitchcock, "a same
Bert Angel 81. Worthwhile; Lucy
Buers. IS Salem.
Burton Gould. 49, Rose Freedman.
Joseph audriesikiewic1. "a. Victoria
Gabrecka, ~.
Michael Wild. 81 Reclna Schneider,
~.
Julian Eeckhaut 20, Crosse Pointe
Alvina GIL. 16. Detroit
Arthur Hudt, 20. Detroit; Lena r
Goetz. ~, Maryville
Medard DeSmet. %; Mary Gesquiere.
Maseeb shayob "a, Afofy j Roby,
Is
Fred Steinhauer, ~ Anna Amann,
%.
Waclaus woytyszewski. %: Wladys-
lava. Gowlenska. ~
Wojciech Wojdylak, 22 Agneska
Smiadj, %
John Pierzchals. IS Elizabeth Krow e
szyk. 90.
Thomas NJ. Guinness AZ Melinda j
Spencer. 40.
Louis schuster, "a; Celia silverman.
Alex Gladyck. 20: Martha swabe. 10
Douglas A. Fraser. 80; Laura Lum
ley. &c.
John Malek 25: Veronica Borzek. s.
Gustav Kohn, 90. Detroit; Olga Wide
man, a. Toledo, q.
Peter Lustrea. 20 Maria Benyuk. IS
Adolph B. Wagner. 81: FritZie DUAL
ters is
Harry j. Cakes, IT, "a. Mary II, Hur-
ley. "a
Frank Zabryzcki, %: Apolonia Ploch
20
Joseph Calcasno &c; Argentina Ri
lieri, "a
Larry McGraw, %. Myrtle Wiley %
Michael Brodziak. 20; Agnes Tworek
Fl
Charles j. Krescher. 81 Detroit
Elizabeth McCarrick 1s
Adam Regina, a. Olda Gardyz, 20
Joseph Rajkowski. 80: Wlsdyslawa
Torczak. 10.
George Cook. a. Anna williams, 30
Kazimlr Msrlowicz, 90 Mary Gallo
biewska Is
Stanislawa Gavorinski. "a Jammina
Howacka. 1S.
Alpheus II Jennings. 2s. Detroit
Catherine Anderson, ~ same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
FAVORS SCHOOLS
AS VOTING PLACES
Mayor Will Discuss Proposition
al Resumption of Cabinet
Meetings, Monday

Mayor Marx will revive his weekly
cabinet meetings next Monday There
has not been "a meeting OF the cabinet
for three weeks. the mayor having
been too busy with his municipal
ownership plans to talk shop with The
heads OF the various city departments
Monday afternoon the cabinet will
tackle The voting booth problem The
recent election showed that the pres
ent booths are inadequate. many vot-
ers being DISTINGUISHED because they
could not force their way into the
crowded quarters. The mayor wants
better, as well as larger. places for
voting purposes. He tavors the use
OF school buildings and fire houses
Aid. Dill points out that a voter ought
10 be willing in casting their ballots
10 walk as far 10 vote as his children
do TO attend school. He also suggests
that il might be advisable for the city
to buy sites IN the various city pre-
cincts and erect permanent election
booths. Another suggestion is that
booths be built underground
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
HARVARD CUTS OUT
ALL MEAL TICKETS

BOSTON.-The meal ticket. a favor.
Ne trade convenience throughout the
country, has met ITS doom al Har.
ward. The Dunster cafe. which feeds
300 students OF the university daily
and Is the largest Independent eating
plac eat Harvard. has done away with
meal tickets on account OF the recent
advance In the prices OF foodstuffs In
stead o. increasing the prices
The Harvard men were formerly
able TO get $3.50 worth OF food for SIS
by the use OF meal tickets. but here.
after they must go without the dis.
count
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
CITIES SERVICE DROPS
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE

A drop In cities Service common
was the only important change on
the Detroit Stock exchange Friday
Bids were down two points and a
half to ITO. and offerings were down
to l13. The preferred was bit
stronger however, bids going TO Sc,
while offerings were up to 81 De
troit Edison continues strong. and
there is fair amount OF trading
around l19.
Parke-Davis was offered down a
point TO l4l, with bids at 1875. Gen
eral Motors common softened, offer
ings being down point and a half
to ! though bids were steady at 80.
Lozier Motor was offered at 90 and
bids were scarce. Offerings OF VOL
VERNE Portland Cement appeared at
D with bids at A. Mexican Crude
Rubber was eX-dividend and bids
worked on to TO- good demand
sprung up for Dime Savings, bids
appearing at 240 while offerings
were light. National Bank Of Com
MERGE was up two points 70 22O ask
ed, and Metropolitan State made a
similar gain to 1870 bid Offerings
OF Peoples State were raised a point
to PSI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
DIED.

ALEF-Apri Q 1913. Dolores Cecilia.
darliuE daughter ~ Mr. and Mrs Jo4
seph AIpf nee Greb Funeral Satur-
day 500 McDouRall- and our
Lady or sorrows church at 30 n IN.
Iutermcnt at Mt Elliott
BOWLING Frank aged SO, az his late
residence. 81 Gre nd ave, beloved hus-
band ~ Margaret. Funeral Saturday.
Npru -. q. IN. 81 Peters church.
MI Clemens. Mich
poWNS-W mam Harvey Jr. only
child 81 Aucs & Eklln and William
g. Downs al parents residence. 759
Sccond-ayc.A aged Nears and
nonths Funeral services az res 81
dence Monday. April "a. 81 II u'ciOrh
Burial private
DANIELS April e. Kernice l.. beloved
daughter OF Elizabeth Daniels. dear
niece az Mrs Nm kOester grand-
child OF Ludwig Daniels. Funeral
from residence. go Lansing ave. Sat
urdsy/ 2 y. nI
poVSs-.N William Harvey. Jr. onI,
child ~ Mice Eklin aud William
~ Downs AGED years and
ut6nths Fun, rgl services 40 parents
rest,Ieuse t6s> SecondtaNe.. Mouday
April -. at ~ o'clock Burial pr
NHft
wILtAMSON-Ap 10. Thomas a,
residence. 5f9 Porter ~. beloved nus
band OF MARY. and father - Mrs
prank HOpf. Mrs Geo. b. pesAutels
Thomas r William and Malcolm
A Williamson Funeral from resi-
dence. Monday. April 70. D. M. Fuu-
ersl cor TO MOOdlawn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
RECOGNITION FOR
YOUNG men ASKED
Col. Thompson Issues Naval APP
peal During Session in
Washington

WASHINGTON. April 11.-An
will enable Young men TO secure pro-
motion to flag rank in the navy. was
made by Colonel Robert NJ Thomp-
son. of Philadelphia, at the meeting
Of the navy league today. He re-
viewed the present system, declaring
that when an officer reached the
rank of admiral he was too old 70
be OF any real use
THE admiral must be 10 the feet
what the captain is 10 the ship" de-
clared Colonel Thompson. Its
brains. As the moving power and
the inspiration he must have exact
ing skill gained by actual expert
enrpS
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
DEATHS

George Bell. 81. Mary's hospital IS
years nephritis James Greenfield ~
\ewberry. - Years. lobar pneumonia.
Oscar kranz. Grace hospital 81 years.
cancer. cecil Tucker Grace hospital
years. fracture OF skull. Nencenzo VT
toralli. rs brewster. i6 years appendi
ritiS William PrirskCrn. 314 Gilbert 90
years. lobar pneumonia. Anna GHup.
2s1 Twenty ninth. 81 years. broncid
pneumonia John WNsocki, 81 MARY
hospital. SO Years. pneumonia Ida
Vaughan. Harper hospital. 81 years
Uremia julius Nagel. 3it Michigan. ]
year. scarlet fever; Margaret Weston,
80 Sixteenth. 80 years. mitral lnsufh-
cheney. Louise Kessier. House Of Provi-
dence, ~ years, general psritcnitis
Ida Eley. 3lz Ntnewood. SO years pere-
bral hemorrhare. Mary Paucks. g9g
Dubois 30 years. dilatation Of heart.
Alice Mckeever, 100 Baltimore Il 81
years, aortic stenOsis. Frank Andrews.
1871 Hendricks ~ years. valvuiar dis
case ~ heart. Alice Williams. ssg Yer
mont 20 years. carcinoma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
ALDERMEN FAIL
TO STOP STRIKE
Paterson, \. j., Conference
Likely To BE Aban-
dOned Today

PATTERSON, y. j., April ll.-Indi-
cations today are that the efforts in
stituted last week by the board OF aid
ermen 10 bring about settlement OF
the strike OF the silk mill operatives
now dragging toward the close OF its
seventh week will come ~ naught.
The announcement by the manufac-
turers after meeting last night that
they would not enter into any confer
ence with the aldermen ana a com
mit;ee of five OF the strikers. has cast
a decided damper on the aldermanic
project AT meeting OF aldermen
10 be held at ; o'clock today the en-
tire conference project may be called
of
Three more strikers were sent to
jail this morning In default Of $500
bail, on charges Of unlawful assembly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
RLOOMJNGDALE BANQUET
GETS NOTED SPEAKERS
From a staff Correspondent.

LANSING. Mich, April IA spe-
cial car filled with capitol celebrities
will leave Lansing at | o'clock today
Tor Bloomingdale to attend IA banquet
OF The Bloomingdale Commercial club
tonight. Five speakers for the occa-
s'Cn among them are Gov. Ferris,
l.ieut.-Gov. Ross. Speaker Gurrie,
Atty.-Gen Fellows and G. l.. Glasgow.
OF the railroad commission.
The senators who are expected to go
are Wood, Of Manistique Fitzgibbon,
~ Port Huron; Curtis. of Flint: Wig
gins, Of Bloomingdale: Anderson, of
Blissfeld Smith. OF St Johns; James,
ri Hancock, and Case OF Watervliet.
Representatives who have signified
their intention OF attending are Weld
rnfeller, OF Van Buren,. who has been
active In making the arrangements for
the banquet; Fitzgerald. or kalama-
200: Murphy, OF Berrien, Peterman.
of loughton: Ashley, OF Detroit. and
Ilinkley, OF Emmett SCOTT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
ACCUSED OF THEFT,
SAYS SHE FOUND MONEY

Estelle Hyde, a waitress. charged
with the theft OF 500 from William
Reibitzs restaurant at No. 50 Gift
fordst., pleaded guilty when arraign
ed before Judge Phelan, Friday. but
her explanation OF the case caused
the Judge 10 remand her while he in
vestigates her story.
She claims that she found 500 on
the floor in the basement OF the
restaurant, on a Wednesday and
spent $73 OF 1t for clothes, before she
was arrested, on Saturday
She says she came here from Lynn
Mass, and had worked from o'clock
in the morning until o'clock in the
afternoon 10 earn s. week She
says that she was tempted with the
chance TO buy good clothes with the
money that she claims to have found
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
20 GIRLS Still
AMONG MISSING
Federal Sleuth Finds No Traces
of Immigrants in New
Castle, Pa.

NEW CASTLE, Pa, April ll.-W.
w. Sibray, OF Pittsburgh, represent
ing the federal department OF COM
merce and labor, was here today in
yestigating the report that 20 immi-
grant girls had disappeared from a
Baltimore 4 Ohio train at New Castle.
He questioned Baltimore L. Ohio or
ficials and railroad men here.
There were l9 immigrants who lert
their train and remained here, but
all were men who were induced 20
take section jobs on the Baltimore Il
Ohio which needed workers badly as
a result OF the food. All were ac-
counted for today and are working
along the line. Inspector Sibray re-
turned TO Pittsburgh today. lie said
he believed the girls disappeared at
some other point beside New Castle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
HEIRESS' MIND A
BLANK AFTER WALK
Complete Mystery Surrounds
Temporary Disappearance
of Young Girl

POCGHKEEPSlE. y. Y. April IL
Her clothing torn by brlers and her
Lody lacarated and bruised either by
foul play or many falls. l5-year-olG
Virgil Cookingham, daughter OF "A
wealthy florist at Rhinebeck war
round wandering about the WOODS
near here today, after posses had
been searching for her all night. The
girls mind was gone and she was
unable to give an explanation OF her
disappearance or experiences.
Miss Buckingham went for walk
about her fathers extensive farm near
Rhinc5eck yesterday afternoon, with
her grandfather They became sep
arated rs they walked on opposite OF
small hillock of meadow land. When
,he elder Buckingham rounded the
hillock and his granddaughter did not
appear he turned and called 10 her.
He received no answer. and, becom-
ing alarmed. started search OF the
meadow The ground al that point
sloped to a small duck pond, where
The water was Is feet deap In spots.
Buckingham, fearing the girl had fall
en- into the pond. gave the alarm and
Il general search began The pond
vas dragged and then posses OF citl-
zens from all sections OF the country
side began a systematic beating Of the
woods and meadows for miles around.
rhe search was kept up throughout
the night. When found this morning
Cthe girl was 10 miles from the point
at which she disappeared She was
suffering severely from cold and ex-
posure The family physician express
Ell the belief that the girl had been
studying too hard at the Rhinebeck
school. and had suffered a spell OF
aphasia. during which she wandered
OFF and lost herself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
WATER NOT IMPURE,
SAYS GILLESPIE

People need not be afraid TO drink
the water because it looks muddy"
said Water Commissioner John Gil
lespie. Friday We are dumping
plenty of hypo into the water TO
purify it, The water is not as bad
as II looks. The river is terribly mud
dy--almost as bad as some OF the
mud bottom streams In the Ohio
food district If you do not ike the
appearance OF the drinking water
shut your eyes when you take it
you cannot taste the mud"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
BIRTHS
BOYS.

c. Burt s94 Seminole; T. Wander
hoof, 1925 Champlain, T. Reno, $40
Bellevue. j. Robinson. $40 Lafayette
r O'Brien. 45l Fifteenth, W, Cart e
wright. 2ii Hamilton. twins j. Choke,
419 Illinois, G, Brown, 27e sixth; \
Badalmende,, 242 Congress; j. Jaros. SIl
Military; H. Jenkins, so Gender; w.
Kenney. AL Lafayette; = L,Esperance,
445S4s McDouYall T. sehoenoerg, so 500
bralouski, s53 Harper: 7, Groth. 6s2
Seneca: J .Dureckt 1172 Twenty
fourth; u. Wrosch, 1873 Jos. tampsu,
$ Klein SIS? st. Antoine; II. Iabock.
49, Illinois ] Campbell, 1916 Twelfth
J Stor2ewicz, 623 Trombley: j. Wrob-
Bile. $50 AleNandrine; Moch, 1888 Su-
perior; J. Mckay 1860 Hastings p.
Voelkert 1853 Beaubien; T.. Fabeau, ss
Ruby; A. cushman. 81 Marston: A. St
Arostin. 7s4 Franklin.
GIRLS
pagot. 5s5 Junction. ~ Vaughn.
1883 Crane. H. Roman, FL Selden; II.
Read. 22O Bethune; H. COOK. 80 Cot
tage Grove; A. Mot4kus' 22Os Jefler-
son. g. Perkins l41 ST Joseph, r..
Klint worth zoe Farnsworth: W Pike.
MazZaresi 1856 Rivard; {, Seal, 500
n Bieberstein. Iol Hem
drip: w Maize as Sixth. G. schmidt,
1915 Seminole. Frink, 5s+ l.ycaste /,
j
zewicz 62S Trombley; n. stein - Ben
ton: l. Nbramvotich. 215 Eliot; vi
Nelson. .sl sherman; +. Smoot. =
Military, j ksiaszkIewicz. 1874 Joseph
f Lamb 2S6 Lycaste' w
paw 355 Baker; g. Burke. 90 spruce;
w Tomczyk. 1877 Dubois. V. Harvey,
535 Mcldruin \. Mnrabate. GA 81 Jean
i OIszewski. $50 Hurlbut. q Glazer.
7SS Garfield J Lensky. 20S Mullett /
Svavste. 9e9 Dubois j. Bonna. "a
Eiphtecnth a. williams. 27s Seyburu
6 Grilbozer. 2 Elba; g, Pinger 11G
Baltimore ". Vosbery, 1864 Frederick
T. Stoll 2I2 Carter, ~. Caruso. IA IL
linois 81 Sfndt. 80 Nelson. J. Cramcr.
1903 Cadillac, " Follansbee $50 Hum
boIdt W schultz. Asa Cavalry;
stadeinauu $50 Mcpougall. +. Schmidt.
los Grand l.. Carrier. I60 Fourteenth
r Run. 253 Frederick ~ Joseph. 1852
Palmer G Anslem. 1850 Kirby. r. Ste
phens 1874 Mack T. Almendinger, Belle
Isle
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
CONFIDENCE MAN is
NABBED ON SUSPICION

Charles Mclean, registered on the
police blotter as confidence man.
was arrested at the depot, Friday
morning, by Detective Jacob Golden,
two OF McLeans companions taking
TO their heels when the officer at
tempted to question the trio.
Mclean is an expert pool player,
and has been arrested before by the
local police, He says his home ID IN
Cincinnati.
Detective Golden suspected that
the three fashy-loking men might
bear investigation. in connection with
the many bunco games executed near
the depots, and when two OF the men
ran, at his approach, he decided to
take Mclean in.
Mclean Is held as a suspicious per-
son. He had $3.50 when searched
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
Classified I Cent
Rates. ...... i a w ord

Cash with order. IL charged. &c
line.
No transient advertisement inserted
Tor less than Ice with caAn. 80 -
charged per insertion.
ne above rates apply to all cias'l ,
hcAt!ons except Births, CARDS OF
Thanks. Obituaries. Meeting NotieeS
and all Ads preceding Male Help
Births Deaths, Cards OF Thanks am
Meeting Noticos-Minimunl charge. ySc
Tor 70 words org!ess over ID wars
one aLd one-tAird cents for each eAr"
word.
Personals Minimum charge. soc; zoc
per line. counts six words TO the
llne,)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
MOTHER WINS FREEDOM
FOR HER MAYNARD son

James Golden, alias James Mac
auley. recently convicted Of burglary
change i'm Judge Phelan's court, after
he had tried to make II appear that
police officers had given him whisky
and cocaine 10 force confession
from him. was paroled by Judge
Phelan, Friday morning when his
aged mother came here from Toledo
to beg for mercy for her boy. The
Judge took her promise to take James
away with her. and let the young
man go
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
DIED.

HODGE Thursday. April 10 1913, at
his residence this city, Charles
hodsc. aged 90 years Funeral from
the chapel or Frank w Brace.
Jefferson east SATURDAY. April
:. a. 10 o'clock q. m,
kitty TO- John KiIty. at the
residence - hiss niece. Miss Wayne
=. Cotter. $50 SiNth-st. Funeral Satur-
day al 30 and from Holy Trinity
church az o'clock.
THIRN Catherine. widow 81 the late
Joseph Thirty, mother 81 CHARLES ana
Joseph. funeral FROM 1891 Boule-
ward east $50 SATURDAY.. and - An-
Z thongs CHURCH az ,.
DANNEE1. - April a. 1918. age 50 years.
August. beloved father OF Paul Em-
lei, julius. Edmund. Octave. ode.
Rene, Mrs Frank Nankrr. Mrs Aug
ust De Nonckheere Mrs Emiol Mar
tens Mrs CAMEL NerVaeke Funeral
SATURDAY. morning from his SON
residence. I'll Craue-nve 10 30 from
our Lady OF sorrows church.
NALRANCE.-. April :. at his residence
2t9 Twenty -socoud-st. Column bus. be
loved husband Of Flora Variance and
father ~ William Variance. OF Los
Angeles. Cal. and Mrs. stella Fuller,
OF Pittsburgh, Pa, aged 81 years
Funeral Saturday at o'clock from
residence. lnterment at Noodmere.
LORiMER-April 10. 1913. Alexander.
age 80 years. beloved husband OF
Joan Lorimer and father OF Christina
and brother OF Robert. Member OF
Detroit lodge No. ., r & A. NJ. ana
Monroe chapter Funeral saturday
al y. m. from his uncle's residence.
ltl6 Fourteenth
McHARDlt.-April 10. 1913, Mrs Jen-
nie McHardie, aged SO years. Flu
neral services from the residence OF
her sister. wife OF capt. Alex. j.
Mckay. 232 Gladstone-ave., Saturday.
y. m
WlLLIAMSON-Apri 10. Thomas at
residence. b4s Porter-st.. beloved hus-
band OF Mary and father OF Mrs.
Frank Hopf. Mrs George g. Des Au-
tells. Thomas Jr.. William and NAL
colin A. Williamson. Funeral from
residence Monday. April IA Funeral
car 10 Woodlawn.
W ILTSlE-April 10. 1913. at her resi- =
dencs. 7SS Fourth-ave.. Anna Hinch-
man. beloved wife OF Clifford Il Wilt
sic. Notice OF funeral later.
KERR--April 10. at her residence. :
ChristisnCy-st. Bertha, beloved wife
Of j. b Kerr Funeral from the
Bethlehem Lutheran church. Monday
at 2 p. IN. Interment Woodmere.
DUFF-April 8. 1913. at Denver, Col.
William l.. Dun. Burial In Denver.
Hamilton. Ont. papers please copy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
STUDENTS STORM JAIL
IN RESCUE ATTEMPT

VALPARAISO, Ind. April ll.--Sev-
eral hundred Valparaiso university
students stormed the county jail to-
day and attempted to free four stu
dents, arrested in the rioting that fol.
lowed last nights rushes. They were
repulsed by the sheriff and other Of
ficers.
\ Several windows in the jail and the
Memorial opera house were broken
and two citizens were knocked down.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
HEETER TRIAL TO
BEGIN NEXT MONDAY

PITTSBURGH, April 1.-THE trial
OF Supt. of Schools S. L. Heeter, on
charges made by Miss Ethel Fisher,
former housemaid in his home. now
i'll at the West Penn hospital, Will be
begun on Monday. according to the
trial list for next week, made public
by District Attorney Blakely today.
Miss Fisher charges Heeter with be-
ing the cause of her condition ana
advising the performance OF the oper-
alton which so nearly cost her life.
Supt. Heeter is on leave OF absence
until the charges are cleared.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
Would Stop BUILDING.

Abraham Cohen. owner OF property
at Bethune and Woodward aves, is
seeking an injunction from Judge
Murphy TO prevent the Leonard Re
liable Storage Co., from erecting a
building for storage purposes near his
premises. He represents that the
erection OF the proposed structure will
be violation of the building restric-
tons srning the district
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
Wants to Adopt Baby.

Mayor Marx has received a letter
from a Port Huron, Mich. family
wanting TO adopt two.year.od boy
The writer suggests that some Day
ton flood sufferer might welcome
comfortable home and good care for
a helpless offspring Edward Fitz.
gerald, the mayors secretary, viii. for.
ward all communications 10 the
family's address In Port Huron.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
Liner On Shoals.

NORFOLK. Va. April 1.-THE
clyde liner Mohawk was reported IN
distress of Diamond shoals. accord
ing to wireless messages received
here today. No particulars were
given. Several vessels nearby are
going TO the Mohawk's aid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12

Encouraging reports come from the
bedside or the Rev Francis A. Nue.
Ter. pastor OF St Albertus church.
who has been critically i'll from pneu-
monia for two or three weeks The
physicians in attendance say that
FIR. Mueller has taken a turn for the
better and that he has a lighting
chance to recover.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
AlIeued Thief Arraloned

Joseph Bieas. known TO the police
as the dinner pail burglar" and ar.
rested for the theft OF some tolls was
arralgned before Justice Jeffries. Fri
day. on a charge OF simple larceny.
He will have hearing. April II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
ALLEGED chlnk smuqoIers On Tri;

Phil Deneau and Ray Mclean. alias
Raw Lonsbury. charged with SNUG
Cling four Chinese across the Detroit
river last February. are on trial IN
the federal court The men were az
rested for the theft OF some tools. was
their way to Toledo with the Chinese
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
D"NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL

First weekend excursion to
Cleveland OF the season on
Steamer Western States"
Start the summer right and
take advantage Of ID. * {. Line
attractive week ends You
will be back early Monday
morning. All il costs is s.. so
round trip.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
Woman CHARGES SANDER.

Sarah Espar started suit. Friday.
for $4,000 damages against Ham RIOS.
enzweit, alleging that he sandered
hp"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

and Pocket Billiard Tables
with the only genuine Monarch
cushions. nav and remodeled at mod =
crate prices and easy terms; also
supplies and repairing Brunswick
ke-CoJlender Co. OF Michigan.
100 Randolph-st.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-04-12
Be Convinced

.00--SQUARE PIANOS-Sl0.Oo
Several more square pianos to close
out. just az they are. No delivery.
THE CABLE PIANO co, Els Wood
ward