The Detroit times., 1914-12-10
IN DETROIT

Inv smith. charged with keeping a
disordsriS resort ne No. i32 Congress
st west, was convicted In Judge Con-
nollV's court. Wednesday, and was
nned 500. with 30 days in the work
house as the alternative She paid.
FRANK Lnmphier. 3O-year-oid empIoye
of the Green Garage company, Four
teenth-ave. and the Boulevard, was
paruled 10y Justice Gainey. Wednes-
day on his promise 10 make rostitu-
ton OF "A shortage OF $1,000 In his
accounts.
Postmaster William .. Nagel and other
executives of the postonice were
guests OF the supervisory men,
Wednesday night at a banquet In the
Edelweiss cafe. + G. O'Meara, state
representative OF the sheldon school,
spoke on Efficiency"
The American Car a. Foundry Co. has
accepted the water boards ofer of
SELLS ton for 5000 tons OF cast
iron pipe TO be used In construction
work this winter. The price accept
ed Is about $1,000 under the orig
inal bid OF the company.
lanes buchanan, of No. IiO6 Four
teenth-aye., died in Grace hospital,
"Wednesday night. from fracture or
the skull, which he suffered when he
fell down flight OF stairs into the
basement OF Mrs. Zoe Runnings' sa-
loon, No. 355 Holden-ave., Wednes-
day afternoon.
The county auditors have renppointed
ficlals pr John l.. Clark. county
chemist; Drs. +. L. Brandt and \. L..
French. county PHYSICIANS and Henry
Van Lerberghe county undertakes.
For the three year term as superin-
tendent OF poor. orin Il. Gulley was
selected.
Jacob RupInski, aged "a, OF No. 525
Garheld-aye.; John ROynyich, 10, OF
No. 797 Chene-st John Gadyinski.
10. OF No, rs Garfield pl, and Frank
Swiatkowsk 1S. OF No. "a Albert pl,
were arrested Wednesday, on the
charge OF stealing shoes from Grand
Trunk freight cars. Each or them
was wearing pair Of the stolen
shoes.
seorge w. Hay, former Detroiter,
and more recently general baggage
and district passenger agent or tne
Lehigh valley railroad i'm south
bethlehem. Pa. has been appointed
general passenger agent OF the Lee
high. with headquarters In New
York city Mr. Hay began ms his rsii !
billing clerk for the Grand Trunk.
In the Travellers Aid department of
the n. w. &. 4. during November
AS cases OF IL different nationalities
Were handled. During the same
period the employment department
OF the association secured positions
for S22 women and girls; 1l3l young
women attended the parties held IN
the association building; various
clubs OF the association had an at
tendance of l.202 and 1905 were
present at noon meetings IN factories!
Frank Wilson, of Toledo, arrested by
Detectives Kane and Steinhebei.
Wednesday when he tried to sell an
overCoat in n saloon, confessed to the
local officers that he had stolen about
$500 worth OF clothing, jewelry and
other articles from new store IN
Toledo, and was trying 20 sell the
stun here lie gave the police in
formation that resulted in the reeov-
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taken back To Toledo, Wednesday
night.
fThe marine postonice, for the last
seven years ut the foot Of F'irst-st,
was moved, Thursday. 20 its new To-
cation at the foot Of Third-st the
office will remain open all year In
stead OF during the summer months
as heretofore The new station is In
the rooms formerly occupied by the
Pullman company. The change was
made necessary by the large amount
OF parcel post business, which COM
| pletely swamped the old quarters.
| William Winkler viii remain In
| charge OF the station.
IJfrs. sophia Parsons, wife OF Joseph
| Parsons, "A weIl-known lake captain
died. Wedn esday in her home, 10.
| from which she had been i'll several
weeks. Mrs, Parsons was born IN
Kingston, ont, Sc years ago. The
surviving family includes captain
Parsons, two daughters, Mrs. f. A.
Hoyey and Mrs IL. r. Hickey, and
four sons, Herbert. Joseph, George
and Dudley Parsons. services , Nh
noon. and the body VIII be taken 10
Royal Oak for interment.
Letters asking the mid of prominent
citizens of Michigan In obtaining
funds for a Michigan building at the
Panama Pacific exposition in san
Francisco In 1915 are being sent out
by the Detroit Board OF Commerce.
When enough replies are received a
committee for the purpose or solicit
ing money viii be formed. After the
committee has been organized ana
enough money pledged TO Dulld the
asked to make an appropriation,
which will permit the retunding OF
the cash collected.
Ruth Mauer, two years old, OF No. 1OSo
kirby-ave. east, was hurled from her
go-cart and injured about the race
and left leg when the cart was stfuck
by an auto driven by J, =. DanIise1'
OF No. 21s Van Dyke-aye, at nat
evening. Mrs John Maurer, the
child's mother, who had started 10
wheel the child across the street
when the accident occurred escS el ea
injury Ruth was taken TO the ONCE
OF DR. r. l.. Pfeirer, NO. llVf MI.
Ellott-ave., and was later taken
home in the Mcclellan station Iuto,
Paul Homrichter was elected president
OF the hetrOpOutHh ciun iOi ny '
consecutive term in the annual neet.
ing, Wednesday night, other onlc
elected were: William III. Mltchell'
first vice president! Frank clancy
second vice president otto EPer-
hardt, recording secretary, william
c. Roehl, financial secretary Jonh
Osborne, treasurer; Roy Rabbit ser
Reant at arms. and John Navarro
trustee Postmaster William =.
NaRel and Fire Commissioners Will
liam j. Chittenden, Jr., Louis y.
Katz. Thomas Bosquette and Charles
Clippert were nominated as honorary
members. The club VIII give
Christmas party in its headquarters,
No. 81 Grand River-ave., Dec. 70, Tor
the mem ers and their families,
Howard barton. "a painter, 81 years
old, and living at No. 20 Duncan-st.,
alarmed "A brick at the head OF
Mounted Patrolman Adolph baer,
Tuesday night, and was arrested py
the officer. Barton told Justice stem
N story OF 10 years OF marital happi-
ness. ending with frequent disturb
ances OF late, and the finding or q
snapshot picture OF Patrolman Baer,
on horseback. In Barton's wire
room The case was adjourned until
Friday for investigation, and MRS.
parto1 will be summoned az a wit
ness Baer insists that Barton
story IS not true lie says he knows
Mrs Barton only to speak to on the
street and that IL was a coincidence
that ne met her at a movie snow
Monday night Barton insisted Inat
the meeting was prearranged Baer
aIso denied having given Mrs. Barton
the photograph OF himself, and said
cha, she had "snapped" him while he
wns on duty on Belle Isle.
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