The Detroit times., 1914-02-28
IN DETROIT


Q49.ave.. saturday 1norning. and Wal
INJURED about the face and head. III
w. taken to st. Mary's hospital.
49, rusk owners wm, stssaA che
QoDlls heagsag Co - held nsxt Tues-
Soy morning In the council cham
PEI TO ask the repeal OF Barnett
6eeder ordinances. Aid. Vernon 10 op-
QoloeA printed notices to be sent "a
- truck owners. inviting them ia
.qYpoer before the COMMITTEES on or
~ = shest perleA ee Inactivity
|Q[oolouG thoeves resumed opeSat1ons
xfSday Might, when they climbec
fnIeugh . skylifht 1t the People!
Sii3S assntisiss 81. Of eioshin os near tns
toar door. but were evidently fright
md away before completing theiI
3e& They took 50 from the cash
lnun yehnsss. es chicago. arvlvel d
pe4peee frem nu6aIo. - he waS
InG. and had not been in town nvs
.Mlnutee when two holdup men met
HIN ~ Michigan AVE. and Sixteenth.
. It,. and robbed him OF his suitcsse
.on4 el7. We need them more than
|you do" said the footpads, who Jdic
not make any vulgar display oi
|yeapons.
eehony smith. ~ years ela. 81 Ne
49, MeOOugall-ave.. wan UauneuuS
|buyned about the hands by an expo
'o)on OF gasoline In A. Petere' dye
|Woyka. no. ?si 0ratiot.avs.. shortly
yhe manager Of the dye works said
That no damage was done, and thai
ID0lth. who was burned. "butted In
IWhoro he had no buslness.
-. nese wydssk. ef DetrsIt, HAS re-
'eeove1 . letter fren. her broteer. VII.
Ham Ksssei. who. formerly lived al
We mustsrsd out OF Gen. villas
|aruay. With seven American com
IDonlOno. he enlisted about month
~ He vas 20 . receive Ely, ~ a Day srn and
g Sim or he didn't appeal 10 villa.
|1Ss6sy, q 7ke tn1Etseath ssasei ses-
|Irsss: President. T. e. eislsv. OF De-
|{roit: vlce-president. Julius w.
|os S Miss M Emma e. bower. Port
|6uron: executive committee. the OF.
|loora and Mrs. Albert v. Droelle and
{. y Williams. Detroit. W.,
y, Aztec E. Atchesoa, widow Of Capt.
|GQo1Ge Atehegoes ~ the Foorth IN.
|faatrx y. 3 Al died, Eridsy. IN he; asr
|WNs born In Detroit 10 years ago.
10 10 survived by two sons. Norman
T. Atcheson. Of Detroit. and Waite!
E. Ateheson. Of New York. Funeral
|Dervices Will be held in the home.
-. Catherine =. Riddeli. widow Of
[feAn j. RS1lell. sf Gressville. Mich,
|4ted. Friday. In the home Of her
|lAughtor,. Mrs. Walter Scott. No. SIS
lporSons- ct. Besides Mrs. Scott. three
|nsarrisd daughters living In Kaia-
44fe. Riddell. Funeral services will
~ held In the residence, Sunday AZ
|toenoOn, and the body taken 70
|09eonville for interment.
E1ort J. Gallagher aaa Peter Wigle,
- lhe Detroit p0stOf0ee, were elected
|Ae1egates to the convention OF the
|Employes to be held In Washington.
H.. c.. March 9 and z. In a meeting.
Friday evening. In the Hotel Burns
au0ftorium. by 16O civil service EN- :
|p1oyes. A discussion followed on the
|cAtes the pensionins OF superannu-
lated civil service employees.
bo4nsasteP Nageu has secured uefn1s-
|goon fPOm the deUaPtmeot on Waeh-
|1Q8ton TO Install q mechanical de-
vice that Will register the number
land Will. also indicate the highest
rate o. speed 1obt&ined by q clerk
|oe AIRY time. Postmaster N1gel
hopes with the assistance OF the de-
e ss Sic Simon 81
|nYracuse engineer. IN the inventor
|et4 the letter register. .As IS
|roDoW1nG leag ll1aeAa, MRS. 0estPwAe
90g4v 1pencevs wife - Edwin -
|Gponcers Of the Peoples State bank,
d:y ~ til da" W.. so sp:u sS
10 survlved beside her husband by
lone sister. Miss Mary Perry. OF the
&owabic pottery. and one brother:
Irederick Nv; r. Perry. president OF
sss D w 5. p nsia the hom: SUM-
|Aay. and the body taken TO Birming-
ham for interment
pae eussranessw was Wi1llam =.
AUstln's chief treuhle. according -
the testimony OF Mrs. Austin In .
~ foT Friday ns eoq st. Of Ms:
kpstin and her married daughter
told tales OF the "cusAedneOs" that
varied from roars over fresh air
That being q booster OF GOAL bills
tSying to poison him. Judge Lacy
|Oedered the man brought into court
~ ugoRl Of Estlnatss Will held N
|oqwnn1Dat1oa meeting In the council
GG9mbAr Monday morning at 10
o'clock. The members will 90
the so,s torm; Why % 81 s cSese
Deogident by the caucus several
Gokn ago.. Bolton will announce
noo committees ~ soon A. no -
elected. Controller Engel will turn
g, ss&s S Sysr g w not reach re
0oerd Of Estimates until April :.
me 1911 budget 1t present totals
vnrsss wssAAssa Flsrss. professor 81
0ogDou - tie unlversoty 81 Meehe-
GAn. spoke Of the innuencS OF snn
fore Detroit chapter. sons OF the
American Revolution. In tho Uutver-
6lfY club. Friday evening". He said
that many of the prtnciples Of the
r.r{ss nrr ns % 81
fho German love Of freedom and
SporsonAl liberty" In the discussion
1Sliowinv the address. c. NJ. Burton
alleged that the progressive ideas
nxSenA te1ls enA leng-Alstasce ts!s-
1900 oa11o hslUe1 t. reuee the IRE
n Thoma0 Purdy. he said before
Justice Sfsln, Friday, when he ana
hlo wife faced the Jurtst on . ais.
efdsslx sonduc, charge. , he de declared
81 knowiedgs and that in addition
With Moose, parties" He attempted
g Join one OF the parties In his
m out, ne said. Justice Stein dned
ne woman -.
- the Aepe % instilllng thslft ln
SSHool ehlI6ren ana - "boeet~ the
0ootal savings bank. Supt. Chadsey,
"a the public schools. has sent re-
Snc0t 70 Postmaster Nagef asking
6St school principals be provided
I'M literature relative to the postal
GoV5ngo banks and particularly with
RSSHr6 20 the penny savings depart
1870 that the information may be
1mIoftSd to the pupils. Postal saw
SnS1 cards viii be placed In every
Gksutnfion post0fnce and stations
SoSn&5i1hsd near school buildings.
- unhll <hGIareu were Iaeerse ~
n.y.. eieht years old. was struck by
- S,sto driven BY James IL Bel. OF
~ 90 lafayette blvd. At LAfayette