The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-04
IN DETROIT

Miss Ada Freeman, who resigned her
position as chief probation Otncef Ia
the juvenile court 10 become hecE"-
tary OF the Associated Charities, as
sumed the duties OF her new ofhce
"Wednesday.
Suit Tor the nnnuiment OF the mar
! riage of Harold q. Wells aud Anna
Scully was started. -luosuhy Wheh
| the parents OF the boy Med pett-
tion In tho circuit court. They claim
the boy was but ~ years or age
when he was married ia Windsor
and Is still under IS
A federal warrant was issued Tuesday
against Msude Heston. alias DOnneI-
~. charging her with bringing Mary
Miller. 10 years old. 70 Detroit from
Lexington. KY I'M violation OF the
immigration laws, Both women have
been held by the police FOR several
days.
Dennis BreeD, one of the four men
convicted of the attempted safe
blowing ia BEDFORD last fail was
sentenced 20 from ~ 20 10 years
with a recommendation for 10 years
by Judge Van Xile Tuesday. The
Judge. In passing sentence. declared
Breen was a menace 70 society as
his record showed
NPoatmsster Nagel. who ia planning 20
enlarge the scope OF the parcel post
division nus uceH HurhorlItd by TIE
department IA Washington 10 desig
nate all stations In the future ana
use his own judgment ia selecting
locations Mr. NagePs friends are
proud or mis- new authority. which
10 token OF the confidence his
superfors have In his Judgment
A letter OF protest has been written
40 the county auditors by Henry J.
Weeks, who offered 10 install a tract
index In the office OF the register
or deeds for Sl00. 600 Weeks de-
ciares be should be given chance
TO bid on the work and protests
what he terms 20 Do unfair criticism.
A similar system Installed 10y Weeks
In Milwaukee is tied up al present
with an injunction suit.
John o. MHxey was ordered. Tuesday.
by Judge Murphy to rctuFn $4,000 IA
samuel l. Smith which the former
- said 20 have received for certain
properties under the false preten
sions OF r. l. Mason. attorney and
agent for Smith in the deal The
property consisted or stock IN tie
Marshall Buffers company, and ~
was shown that Mason knew or con-
ditions thaI made the transfer IL
legal
John Grammatico, shot through the
stomach, sunday, by John DE stefRno,
Stefano's Sunday trousers. in the
4 boarding house at No, 206 Maple Z.
died. Tuesday. in 81. Mays hospital,
and De Stefano viii be formally
charged with homicide. lilo was ar
rested as he He'd from the scene OF
the shooting, Patrolmnn NOwak a
probationary officer, making the
capture.
sohn srocsynski. sent 70 isiI. Tuesday.
for contempt OF court by Judge Lacy.
after>he had lied In his testimony ia
support OF his Application for d.
Norce WIS released Tuesday night.
Relatives appeared before Judge
Lacy and asked hts release, prOmig-
Ing TO pay the back aIimony due the
mans wife 1t IL thought that the
two will make 1p The bill OF
divorce. hled by SroczSnsN was dis
missed by Judge Lacy "a the morn
ing
Federal Judge futile, District AttOr-
ney Webster and Court Clerk Noor-
panel OF Jurors at "A bRnqu3t in AIT
heidelberg, TUESDAY night. Tho Mo-
Vember term OF the federal court
ended Tuesday. and the jury was
dismissed after sitting since last
October and bringing IN verdicts in
= criminal and 81 civil cases The
Judge finished the term with clean
docket, establishing precedent IN
the local court.
den who abandon wives receive "a
frosty reception In the court OF do
fnestic relations. and. Tuesday. Hop
polit Warkulwicz, charged with that
ofrense. was sentenced 70 from one
10 three years In the House OF Cor
recuon. Three others. August
Rzoppa. Edward Hertz and Joseph
krokowskt. wore given go days
each. Warkulwicz received the long
est sentence Judge Lacy has yet
given He has wife and one child
and he refused 10 support them
despite the courts orders.
he common council, Tuesday night,
authorized Mayor Marx 40 withdraw
the $1,000 check deposited TO the
chedit OF the mayor Of Red Jacket for
the relief or the copper country IRE
panic sufferers. The money viii be
turned over TO either Gov Ferris or
Circuit Judge O'Brien. OF Houshton
county. fof distribution The Detroit
Federation OF Labor protested
against Mayor MARKS nrst action
and he recommended that the Soun-
ell Withdraw the money SO IL might
be turned over 10 a neutral party
Pntroiman Edward y. LIvernoIs of the
central station, who was suspended
by Lieut.. Theodore Wilde for an at
tack on a citizen whom lie mad ar
rested Jan l9 was relnstated by
Commissioner Gillespie, Tuesday az
ternoon. the citizen declining TO
press charges against him. he viii
have 10 work two months without
furlough, however PatrOlmen Louis
Hawkins. Arthur Rates, Charles
Wynue and Patrick Barron, charged
with neglect or duty, We're repri
manded and also sentenced 70 work
without furloughs for two months
Leyden Ford gave n check for 81 900
Tuesday toward the proposed fund OF
$50. goo for the erection or an addI-
tion 10 the Detroit tuberculosis sa b
HllCFluU y thtch TOT sI1 from one
who does not wish his name made
public and torn IS bill which was
sent through the mail BY an un-
known donor, We're received Tuesday
by Miss Maude Van SICKLE. secretary
OF the board OF directors of the sani-
toriuIn Contributions from pennies
TO checks VIII be gratefully received
by those Interested ia the erection
of the additional sanltCrium building
". O. Henry. No. 1850 Jefferson ave. #.
Is treasurer OF the sanitorium and
TO him all checks and money orders
should be made payable. Contribu-
lions win be received also in the sa-
nitorium business office. No 5l3
Woodward arcade
ne Detroit National Fire Insurance
Co. has elected directors, as follows
James H.. Weter. Richmond. Mich
Milan ID. Virgins. Bloomingdale.
Paul Turner. John V. Shcehau, H. a.
Lockwood, Adolphus Fixel. ]. T..
Ready. IL. j Guthard, Philip Brett
meyer M. q. Rowland, Detroit. VIZ
liam c. Grabheiser Sturgis; r. T.