The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-17
IN DETROIT

Dominica Russo. seven years o'd, at
seCond-story window OF the san
Francesca school ktv1rd and Eliot
SITS. Thursday afternoon, when ne
was locked in the room. as punish
ment Tor some misChievous PRANK,
when the rest OF the children were
dismissed al noon. The boy escaped
with a badly bruised shoulder.
Hearty Endorsement Of the continuation
school has been made by the New
comb Endicott Co. and the j. l..
Hudson CO. the heads Of whose Dc
partments say that the employee
continuation school have - own IN
efficiency. and that many h.sc earn
ed promotion and better salaries.
The Chicago committee Of public
safet. has prepared statistics o"
deaths IN various cities OF the coun-
try. from automobile accidents, an i
the figures show that the deaths ~
Detroit from that cause increased $50
per cen from 1907 To 1912. hTr rec
ord in other cities shows. New York.
80 per cent; Philadelphia, 500. Bos-
ton, az. Baltimore. zoo; Pittsburgh,
$50: Buffalo, zee; san Francisco. 90,
Milwaukee, l32 Cincinnati, 2Gn
Newark, ~: Los Angeles. $50, Kan
sas City. 500. Seattle, $50. Indian
apolis. 400. Providence. 400. ~. raul.
800 Denver. 81. and Memphis. 800.
james Madden. Of No. SIS Liiiibridxe-
st. reports tn the police ttat white
took nap in 4 doorway on Grand
klNer-aNe., somebody TOOK 700 from
his pocket. James wishes that he
had rented parlor in one of the
big hotels, for his nap.
George seems nnd Albert Mayer. purse
snstchern, were s~nttpced ~ work
house terms by Judge Phelan Thurs
day. Seems. yho was captured by
Mrs. Ina Campbell after grabbing her
purse, must serve SIN months. Mayer
grabbed a purse from Mrs. Gertrude
Studer. of orion. as she was shop
ping in a downtown store He was
sentenced to 30 days.
Edward lowell, ~ years old. 81 section
foreman for the Detroit Terminal
railroad. died in Solvay hospital.
Thursday from internal injuries sus-
tanned when he stumbled over chair
in his room. at No Isl Cottreil-ave..
oct. Is. After falling over the chair.
in the darkness. lowell felt a sharp
twinge OF pain in his abdomen. lie
went TO Solvay hospital for treat
mcnt and did not seem TO be Ia
serious condition. Thursday he was
seized with commissions. and died.
Coroner Rothpcher is attempting To
locate relatives, supposed TO live IN
Battle Creek
The Detroit Trust company has RIed Its
report ms trustee OF the William ,.
Palms estate, showing that the al
fairs OF the estate had been adj
lusted without any funds passing
through It's hands but incidentals
amounting to SIS for which IL rem
dered an accounting, together with
administrator.
Aid. Heating will intrOduce\ a r~soIu-
ton Ia the council meeting ncxt
Tuesday night to amend the near
side stop ordinance adopted recently
on the recommendation OF Police
Commissioner Gillespie. Aid. keat-
ing says he is satisfied that "a major
ty Of the ear riders want the far
side stop restored The resolution
VIII bring the matter before TIA.
council committee on ordinances and
public hearing Will be held to de-
termine sentiment on the question.
wanted as residents OF the United
states. were deported, Thursday, by
chief Inspector q. oliver Frick. of
the Detroit immigration office. The
Chinese quartet consisted Of Lee sid.
and Fung Yen Foon. They had been
smuggled across the border. Schmulc
Nromkin, the Russian. was deported
on the ground that he was a public
charge.
Resolutions Of respect adopted by the
Detroit Bar association on the death
OF Henry Il. Brown, former justice OF
the United states supreme court, will
he presented to the Wayne county
circuit court. Saturday. in a meeting
o'clock In court room six by Philip
I. Van lille, presiding circuit Judge.
Attorney A. 3. Hall will present the
resolutions and Judge Henry \. Man
I.
members of the bar are invited to be
present.
Plans viii he presented in n meeting
Of the board Of directors of the
Associated Charities TO be held early
i'm November looking to a complete
reorganization OF the Charities. IL
- suggested that all social service
organizations in the city come to-
gether in closer af1liation and that
the work OF each be directed from
the one building.
Following mp the saturday night early
store closing. which now obtains In
most Of the important shops in the
city. the Retail Clerks association
VIII endeavor to have another day
IN the week substituted for the time
honored pay day Many Of the retail
stores. as well as nearly all of the
Industrial plants, factories and
wholesale houses. issue pay envei-
opes on other days in the week than
saturday. and the Retail Clerks
association expects to have no diffi-