The Detroit times., 1914-11-20
IN DETROIT

More than $4,000 OF the S27 900 estate
OF the late Fannie II. Lewis has been
lett TO Jewish charitable organizn-
lions, according 10 the schedule of
court. Mrs. Lewis husband, brother
and sister received 81 each
Annn Donij, fs years old, Of No. 0OO
Aiexandrine-ave. east, died I'm Grace
hospital Thursday evening from car
oolic acid which she swallowed after
about some household work, it IL
alleged. Coroner Burgess is making
further investigation.
Mrs. Frank Miller. Of No. 557 Oakland
ave-. sunered sprained ankle when
at oakiand.aye' eo and Rosedaiee e see. et'
Thursday afternoon. but the dozen
other passengers on the car. though
thrown into panic and somewh hat
shaken up. escaped injury.
The Fisher Body 20. viii build a s4o,-
900 addition 10 its plant ON PiQuette-
ave, between 81. Antoine-st. and
Oakland-ave, The building will be
six stories high. Another story will
be added TO the present structure,
making the enlarged plant $50 by
liz feet and six stories high.
The Arm Of Brennan, Fitzgerald &
sinks has hled q petition In circuit
owners In Detroit except themselves
be restrained from using the name
.serveself" The petitioners set
forth that they alone are entitled to
the use OF the word In their business
because they coined the term.
Judge Hosmer has granted a petition
Of voiuntnry dissolution to the 4. q.
Wormer Machinery Go. The rrm was
ceedings were started because of
the illness of the president of the
nrm, who Is the son or G. G. Wormer.
the organizer. The afrairs of the
"a - I'm at.lnnhiA condition
a surplus OF sis.S67.s0 being shown
In the schedule filed
One hnndrcd and thirty zone boys have
regntered with the Elizabeth-st.
ready To contribute a days earnings
TO the support NJ Y. NJ. G.. A. work
among the boys OF Michigan. the
United states and Turkey Half OF
or are high school boys who have
steady jobs during spare hours The
others are boys who will work for
one day and turn In their earnings
10 this fund. IL is expected that 15U
boys Will have enlisted on or before
Saturday. the date for the close or
the campaign.
Judge Van Zile has dismDssed the suit
Of Mrs. Catherine ID. Weir against
the Union Trust Co. and the estate
OF the late Joseph II. Berry, holding
that the plaintiffs charges OF fraud
Weir farm In Crosse PoInte were
srnei nel and nd unjnst, nransr, The Weir farm
club; Mrs Weir sued to regain pos
session OF the farm. In his decision
Judge Van zile stated that the testi-
mony showed Mrs. Weir's Affairs
had been conducted with jealous
care by both the trust company and
Mr.. Berry.
Benjamin Berenbaum, alias .Benny the
barber Eambled with fate Thurs
day afternoon and drew three
year sentence In Leavenworth prison.
Berenbaum was indicted by the fed
eral grand jury on the charge OF
forcing his wife TO lead an immoral
life in Detroit He determined his
coin, IL turned up heads aud he
pleaded guilty Although represent
ed by two attorneys. Berenbaum In
sisted on making his own statement
ed 10 get rid Of that woman" re-
ferring TO his wife. The prisoners
language was vulgar and he was
"f1 close OF his plea % % Judge suT futile gave awe
him the heaviest sentence yet Inn
posed In Mann act cases In the pres
ent term OF court.
Thirty y-six members were enrolled I'm
the American Drop FORGE s..ocis-
tion organized In meeting In the
Pontchartrain. Thursday. Six states
and the Dominion of Canada We're
represented; The following officers
were hhWeu' fresHell, ~ H. r.llIf'
SUPERINTENDENT of the Detroit Forg-
ing Co.; vice-president. George Dcs
Autel manager OF the Anderson
Forge e. Machine Co. OF Detroit
secretary. A. l.. Dibble department
manager OF the Foss Gear a. Forge
Co. Of Jackson, Mich; treasurer. +.
b. Horne, forge and foundry super
intendent OF the Packard Motor Car
Co. OF Detroit; executive committee,
f. Engles, OF the Engles- Shepherd
Co. OF Harvey, Ill; Mr.. Henry, Of
the Henry-Allen Co, OF Auburn. N.
"; c. A. Prochler, OF Canton. o.: r.
Herdegen, OF Walkerville, Ont. and
Il. d. Horne. OF Detroit.