The Detroit times., 1914-04-10
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Mnterloo-st. and the Detroit TERN
tnal railway, caused IRE which did
about $1,000 damage. Thursday night.
N.s: csss's. nesss:ss:sy' $40 y 2, I :ss
Ebsnexer African Methodist church
Monday evening. April 10
Psek.rin.s, !lse.sss e cssst 's ~:
Fairvicw, saturday evening. ;Among
the pictures IL one Of Mother Jones'
just released from . federal prison
In Colorado.
Detroit seelallst pnsty WILL held nay
Z O'clock. William Witt. No. go An
toinette-ave... ~ chairman OF the com
inittee and all organixauons wismans
cate with him.
, Calvary Prssbyterian church - Tree q
Aeht. according. to reports ksc.snSsw
In. the annual meeting Tnuvsd9y
Brinkerhon and Clarence Coonley
were reelected trustees. and Ronert
Mckinneil and Alexander sutherland
elders.
rellr- J.stsce J~srr,ss literally sAmlsA
the euthustasa@ ~ bUistereeS aetenc-
ants OF. the night court ThureQey.
when. after repeatedly cautionin9
tons ne ordered court Officers 70
open all OF the windows. and let IN
Aprirs frosty breexes. Most OF the
audience left soon afterward
Earl Rsswa. ~ years eid: q Ne: ioo
ture or the skull when his motor
cycle collided with Fourteenth car
a. 81, sss street car
~ In the middle. 4 IL said. ana Ss0 0u..
Was thrown headlong over the handse
bars and against the car.
Jaage PhslAa told wslsss ! k:ws'1 ~.
lucky stars that he used to help ms
mother do the weekly wash NJ.
Kowaiski was up for s nass His
m n,eaa.ms told sI1V the court what good
boy he was at home. and Judge
Phelan paroied him.
Wesley Moore. boy bandit weSss
Ei lIs Wine the pair were perpetrat-
ing hoidup, and who posed a. y
hardened young man when nfss NJ
rested, seems 70 i haye as shI he now de-
clares that he Is spending 'n"en
his time in prayer.
rr..k Mack, 81 Cleveland. HAS asksa
the iscal pclice e. sensrs ga who
left Cleveland month ago 20 co ia
10 Detroit, promised TO let MS rS. Ola
lives know OF his arrival mere, ~, nn ~
has not been heard from since; nncs
tear that he has met with foui play.
police Comus lssaoser Gillesple has de-
rIded 10 have HIS police Ofecers Use
their furloughs ''ail In CHUNK m
stead OF 2 few d dSys on M Il the vaca-
ton days has ordered that the men
draw lots for the time OF their Ut "
loughs They get ten Gays i sS for,
tha winter
Money n. .,oy. pr~ssaent ~ the Packard
Moior Car CO. and p reslHsns 81 S s.e
L'neciL Highway ass9cin e,a: ,sro-
iect before The members OF the De;
troit Rea. Estate board IN the hotSi
Cadillac. Thursday night. a. Is.
Hishway association. stated that tho
road will be built before the end OF
1915 Walter G.. Piper presided.
The rev. James p: Jenrey. nsseos =
was voted $3.50 increase ~ salary ~
the annual business meeting Of the
congregation Thursday evening. u
s shs sDsa' s aSous ss.sls Went for
Semsyciences. A. &. Peoples. Charles
seebaidt and stanley Hart were
john Robb and Andrew Chalmers
were elected elders.
Martin nsrkswski. - years cid, Of Ne:
& MS Granay-avs.. WAS stroek 80
,a%es. down wh ~ c az
near Warren-ave., Thursday evening.
and was taken In e. police auto 20
hia home where he IN said 20 pc IN
. seeious condition. The driver OF
the auto which struck him did not
even slow down. to learn tie extsn n
Of the aged man.s Injuries y = s@'p'
Danlel y. Danerott, the egeA weteh-
snake. who pawneA tf.e pieces
valued at nearly $4,000, and left with
him for repaira and who was paroled
by Judge Connolly. called At poNce
headquart ers Thursday AFTERNOON.
and claimed all Of the watches IA
ideutified their watches received the
time pieces some time ago. Then
pawnbr0kers were given what they
claimed Of the balance, and there
were still some left. Bancroft VIII
get these.
Mrs. MasHaret Faannlgan will CO..
tinue q ~ MIS-. FIanniEae for sense
s s%s F Hsr she ap
peared In the court Of domestic re-
lAtions Thursday. and told q story
OF her husbands neglect and cruelty
that was very sad until Judge Lacy
began . process Of questioning ba4ed
on Information brought n,i him r.. by y his
tlons she admitted that she had been
living with another man and that he
was paying part OF the expense OF
the divorce action. Her decree was
denied and she left the court room
sobbing.
bed OF $40 on Wiikins.st.. near Hast
ings-st.. Thursday night and whom
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