The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-05

jury before Judge Murphy Thurs
day She brought suit AGAINST the
walk " course OF construction on
Junction ave was not properly
guarded. she fell and fractured her
arm and suffered other Injuries
John W. jackson. Negro. who shot and
killed his cOmmOn-lnw wife, AlcNie
jackson. on April u, accusing hef
OF being in love with another man
was convicted In Judge Phelan1s
court Thursday. or >rst degree houl-
eide. and was promptly sentenced To
life Imprisonment Ia Marquette prs
on Jacksons ueiense was that ne
WAS mad with jealousy.
James DALEY, M. ~ Deaubien-st., IN
In ~. Mary's hospital, suffering from
conclusion OF the brain as the re-
suit OF an attack made upon him OY
three men, at Brush,st and Jener-
len Elwell WAS arrested by Patrol
man Conway. on charge or assault.
and il said 20 have admitted that
ne struck DALEY.
narrowly escaped injury when her
electro coupe was struCk by a tour
ing car on the East Grand bldg and
Was bumped over the curDins ami
into some shrubbery. Mrs. Marx WAS
slightly shaken up, but her auto was
badly damaged fhe driver OF the
gasoline car did not stop. and Mrs.
Marx did not obtain the license num-
Der
Tive meat dealers, Dell A. ChrISty, OF
No. 3O27 Woodwnrd-aye. and Max
hohn, Of No. 2952 Woodward ave,
were arraigned before Justice Com
mand Thursday afternoon, charged
with a violation OF Nle sausage pro-
vision ia the state food laws, Kohn
waived examination. but Christy de-
manded a hearing it was charged
that he used u per cent Of cereals
n his sausage, while the law allows
but two per cent
! Traffic Commissioners Waterfall, of the
Board OF Commerce, hns gone TO
Cleveland 10 attend "A meeting OF the
trathc commissioners OF the COM
mercial bodies OF Toledo, Cincinnati.
pittsb9Igh Cleveland, columbus
which is considering the problem OF
rates from Central Freight associa-
ton territory 10 the south, IL is
said that discriminatory through
rates are allowed Chicago shippers.
Sheffield. Eng. arrested In Detroit
ON complaint OF his wife. who said
he left her 20 marry another woman.
was deported Thursday by the immi-
grafton authorities as an undesir-
able allen. Christine Hays, -, who
robbed the occupants OF house
where she was employed as maid,
was sent back TO Scotland, and VIII
| liam Weddell. 10, who served a year
| in the lonia reformatory, was sent
| TO his home In quebec
| member OF the executive committee
OF the international board In the
monthly meeting. OF the Detroit Real
Estate board. Thursday, on Crosse
lie Mr. Broadway succeeds John IA.
Tigchon and will be formally elect
ed In the July meeting. indications
are that a large delegation from De-
trolt will attend the annual conven-
ton OF the National Association or
Real Estate Exchanges in Pittsburgh
July S-ll.
m
nounced the payment OF claims
against Cameron Currie * Co. or
s35s.OOO. or this amount S32s,0OO
was paid To Hayden, stone Co.
on purchased claims or Intervening
creditors, The remaining $4,000
went TO intervening creditors whose
mon creditors, with claims OF $1,000
600. Will get dividends OF about 41a
per cent, amounting 10 S0S.OOO- The
case viii probably be closed by the
end or June
Mrs. J. r.. scott, who was married, May
20. In Cincinnati. o.. and was de
serted at the Hotel Normandie, Tues
day, by her husband, who took $1,000
worth OF traction bonds $500 worth
OF United states steel stock and $3.50
In cash that she had saved, while
working as "A nurse returned TO Gin
cinnati Thursday night. broken
hearted. and with her faith in man
kind badly shaken She was form
erly Miss Martha Kemp, OF No 24l2
cinnati
Matthew ID. WhittIesey, an attorney.
has started suit against }. Henry
Smith and the Peter Smith & Sons
amount az commission due him
for the sale of bonds TO erect the J.
Henry smith building at state and
Griswold-s The original plans
called for S25O.000 worth of bonds
for the sale of which he was TO re-
eeive $4,000 commission. The orig
In al "a
construction OF the building and he
claims that he should. therefore, re-
ceive double commission.
Declaring that she had been abandon
ed by her husband, month ago. and
since forced To appeal To the charity
OF neighbors for food for herself and
her two-year-old baby, Mrs. Alta
Berndt. with her child. applied 10 the
police, Thursday night. for food and
shelter. She said that she had beer
put out OF her home at No. I4O Green
ave. for non-payment Of rent. and
that her sister-in-law refused 10 al
low her to stay in her home, on ac-
count Of the baby. II will sleep In
the parks with the baby before
will give IL up" she told the police
They are looking for her husband
August Rernd1-A -teaIaste rr--
The directors of the y. VI. G. A. re-
ceIved communication Thursday
from the Detroit branch OF the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment OF ColoTed People. protesting
bers OF the Y. NJ g. A. from FUN en-
joyment OF the physical privileges OF
the institution. Every other privi-
lege is now accorded Negro menu
beers. There has been talk OF estab-
fishing a branch y. NJ g. A. for Ne
Rroes but the Negro members do not
take kindly TO this proposal. The
directors took no action on the COM
munication. The matter has been
brought up several times in the past
few years
Lawrence Schlck. pupil I'm St. VIM
cents parOchinI school, won the hrst
prize Ia the scholarship for paro-
chlal school pupils recently held In
the University OF Detroit. Aloysius
Selinske OF ST Boniface school, and
Louis BeuChner or the Cathedral
school won second and third prizes
respectively Eighty-one pupils en-
tered the contest, representing Isl
parochial schools. The first prize Is
four years scholarship I'm the nigh
school department OF the university
and four years la the college depart
ment and the second and third
prizes. four years In the high school
department
Boys secretaries of v. VI. G.. A.
branches. md Boy scout officers are
being interested In the anti cigarette
movement begun few weeks ago
by Henry FORD r. g. Iiebold
Mr. Ford's secretary. Is communi-
eating with these organizations I'm
alton. A letter from Thomas \. Ed
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