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

The New. huxh jack VIII give q lee
ture ON the EuroSean war with
btereopticon Illustrations. Frida,
evening at the Central Presbyterian
church. Grand River and second.
Tore than $4,000 OF the s27. 900 estat.
left 10 Jewish charitable organisa.
yNions. according 10 the schedule OF
disbursements nled with the circui-
court. Mrs, Lewis husband. brother
and sister received IS each
Alns Donij, Is years old. of No. aos
Aiexandrine-ave. east. died In Grace
hospital Thursday evening from car.
Il bolic acid which she swallowed after
Quarreling with her sister-in- Nv
about some household work. Il IL
q further investigation.
Mrs. Frank Miller. Of No. 5S7 Oakland
ave-. suffered n sprained ankle when
Fourteenth car jumped the tracks
At Oakiand-hye. and Rosedale-ct
Thursday afternoon. but the dozen
other passengers on the car, though
thrown Into panic and somewhat
shaken up. escaped Injury.
|RAe Fisher Body Co. Will build n s40.-
900 addition Co It's 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 ESQ by
liz feet and six stories high
rhe Arm Of Brennan. Fitzgerald a
sinks has hled q petition In circuit
court asking that all restaurant
owners In Detroit except themselves
be restrained from using the name
serveseif" The petitioners set
forth that they alone are entitled TO
the use OF the word In their business
because they coined the term.
Petitions sf employe. of the Pere
Marquette, who are asking Increases
In pay and adjustment OF working
| hours, were heard, Thursday, by
lawton t. Hemans, member OF the
| Michigan railroad commission, sit
ting as master In chancery for Fed
eral Judge futile.
Abraham shapiro, lawyer, was
arguing a ease before Justice Conn
mand. Friday morning, while some
person sneaked into the judges Of
nee and stole Shapiro's overcoat
go and get a good one out OF my
office" was the consolation offeIrd
BY the court TO the victimized
y jury I'm Judge Hosmer's court Thurs
day awarded 5000 90 Mrs. Agnes r..
Tor personal injury. Mrs. Dyer was
by the company. fhe horse became
frishtened and ran upon the si,,. Lawn
and John R.-sts. Another suit re-
sulting from the same accident Is to
heard In few days.
Owen E. Bennett. of No. 10 CoIumbia-
st. west, reports 20 the police that te
encountered highwayman. Thursday
night, who was a model OF thorough
ness. The bandit got Mr.. Benefits
gold watch and 81 in cash without
any trouble. Then he noticed Mr..
ssSa e sald us. s'a tsese f too SAID
the robber. and he helped himself.
William Wood. OF No. 55i Pennsyl-
vania-ave. walked around the rear
OF Fourteenth car at Forest-ave.
and Hastings-st. early Friday morn
ing TO transfer to a Crosstown car.
and failed to notice a Crosstown car
that knocked him down, breaking
his collar bone, and badly inJuring
his head. He was taken to st.
Mary's hospital. y
Badge Hosmer has granted n petitiou
Of voluntary dissolution TO the @. G.
Wormer Machinery Co. The firm was
organized In 1854. Dissolution pro-
the Illness of the PRESIDENT OF the
nrm. who Is the son of G. c. Wormer.
the organizer. The affairs OF the
COMPANY are IN s sgisnd ha,n condition
In the schedule fled.
walter n. Holden, general agent Of
the Detroit 4 Toledo shore line, died.
suddenly, Thursday evening. In his
home. No. lie stanton,aye. Mr.;
years ago. and for years was con-
nected with the Grand Trunk rail-
road Offices In that city before com
Is survived by his wife. son. Edgar
+. Holden and daughter, Anna. Fu-
neral services Will be held In the
home. Saturday morning. and Inter-
ment will be In Muskegon. Sunday.
One hundred and thirty zone boys have
registered with the Elisabeth-st.
branch OF the Y. NJ. c. A.. as being
ready to contribute days earnings
among one ' shs boys Of Michigan "a wg ths
United States and Turkey. Half Of
these boys are either employed boys
or are high school boys who have
others are boys who will work for
one day and turn in their earnings
TO this fund. II is expected that 1bo
boys will have enlisted on or before |
Saturday. the date for the close Of
the campaign. "
1edge Van Zile Has dismissed the suit |
Of Mrs: Catherine ID. Weir against
the Union Trust Co: and the estate
that the plaiDs sRn charges sssy Of e0 ffand
and collusion In disposlng of the !,
Weir farm In Crosse Polnte were
.crusl and nd unjust. The Weir farm
club, Mrs. Weir sued to regain pos
eession of the farm. In his decision |
Judge Van lille stated that the testi- |
had been conducted with jealous
care by both the trust company and |
Mr.. Berry.
Ms. ,. X. Galley, ice-president OF the
W0nan's Taxpayers' league OF Mlchl-
gan, and the founder OF the league,
has resigned from the organisation,
the action being the culmination OF |
much discord between the present
officers of the league and ME-
Galley. Mrs. Galley, asked to send
her written resignation that 1t might
Dc acted upon In special meeting
refuses TO present II except in a
q regular. full membership meeting. /
Mrs. Galley Is active In the orgah,za-
ton OF new taxpayers league to
have q membership OF men and wo-
IenJanin Berenbaum. alias 2Beuny the
Rarbery gambIed with fate Thurs
DAY afternoon and drew a three
year sentence in Leavenworth prison.
Berenbaum was indicted by the fed
SorcinE his wife to on Lead ae an sn immoral al
life In Detroit. He determined his
plea to the charge by. the Zip of q
coin, II turned up heads and he
"a By two attorneys. oH ssren 1SSuenen in-
in court. He told the judge he want.
"a TO get rid OF that woman" re-
fsrring to his wife. The prisoners
rsprimanded by the court At the /
CLOSE Of his plea Judge Tuttie gave /
him the heaviest sentence vet i'm |
posed In Mann act cases In the pres
emit term Of court.
hfrty-six members were enrolled IN
tion, organized In a meeting in the
Pontchartrain, Thursday. SIX states
and the Dominion OF Canada were
represented; The following officers