The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-13
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
Detectives raiJed the Italian boarding
house AT No. 325 Forrest. east. Mon
day night. and searched for weapons
They connscated a shotgun. re-
voiver and many cartridges
The ward and precinct workers who
are taking part Ia the charter cam
league Will meet Friday evening
Jan 10, IN the Elliott WOOL
fenden cafe.
Harry Leroy, charged with being
drunk; bonsted 10 Justice Gainey
years. "NouN break that record
now" said the Judge Thirty days
making chairs I'm the workhouse.
w. n. Ries. of the national socialist
party, and author or "Men and
Mules" viii speak In Freedman i
hall. Tuesday evening, under the
auspices OF Detroit Socialist party
Hugh Chalmers. OF the Chalmers Motor
company. VIII speak tO the =. VI. 4.
a. craftsmanship class "Wednesday 7
evening. Admission is free and the
public is Invited. Tickets may be /
secured in the educational ofhce
After having been closed for two
weeks for inventory and repairs, the
plant OF the Michigan stove Co. will /
start up, employing the old force OF
men. Thursday. and IL Is expected /
VIII run at full capacity throughout
the year
Aid. Diil and Goidner VIII submit tO
the common council, Tuesday night.
request that the pubic lighting /
commission include I'm the 1914 es-
Inmates an item for the installation /
OF single arm lights on Forrest from I
West Grand blvd. 10 Artillery ave.
Mrs. Albertine Aocsii, OF No. 500
Woodward-nve.. was knocked down
and robbed Of her purse and 81, by I
young man WHO attacked her on
Alfred-st.. near Woodward-ave,
. shortly before II o'clock. Monday
night. Her assailant escaped
Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie D..
Day, who died. Monday, In the family
home. No. 2I2 Gladstone-aye. viii |
be held. Wednesday morning. in 81
Leo's church. Mrs Day Was 30 years
old She ia survived by her husband
two sisters and three brothers.
Williams Negro Jubilee singers viii !
a." e "a Sor sSn s1t"rdas sysn MtI
be the FIRST visit OF the singers 10
this city, although they are widely
known all over the United States
and recently returned from Euro
peaL trip.
A musicale VIII be given Wednesday
evening under the auspiec. OF the
Eastern High school social settle
ment. In the high school auditorium.
There will be solos by Miss Marion
Barkhume. Miss Gertrude iIeinze, MI
Ion Francis and Charles Warren. and
reading by II. A. Kettley.
For the past three days the life of
Mrs. John zimnie has been endah-
Mary's hospital OF the woman's nus
band an insane person with mania
70 Kill her lie was captured sun
day, and Monday was In probate
court He was sent TO Eloise
, Patrolman W. T.. snow. of Bethune
station: !. under suspension beading
Haynes Clark sergt Clark re- r.
georted that he had reprimpi@nded
SNOW rstaliated By striking sergt
Clark.
Edward }. Kelly. now awaiting triaI
ON the charge OF selling stock for "a
Arm with no lc,hse In Michigan.
was remanded In police court Mon
Frances Storch, l9year-old maid
in the Hotel Hoffman. Saturday al
ternoon. The girl is too Ill TO APP
pear against Kelly, II IS said.
The True Blue club has been organ
iHed by Thirteenth ward Repubi-
cans. William Middlewood ~ pres.- q
dent OF the club. Edward 10y mn /
vice president. William ,g.shenback /
secretary and Reuben, y Alderman
: treasurer The club which already
boasts OF 100 mSmbers. win hold
posed charteg~'
Mrs. Frank tsenjamin told Justice Gal
ney ""kadAy that her husband, whom
Ahss' charged with disturbing the
80 peace. was practically starving her
and her three children. who had sub 4
sisted on a few canned tomatoes
since last Wednesday. Benjamin
was sent 10 the workhouse for 60
days. and his earnings or 50 week
Will be turned over 10 his family
BrlcLlayers and masons throughout
tn, state Will work but eight hours
day after May / as the result or
an agitation begun hy the members
OF Brickayers' international No. 2,
OF Detroit Local masons have been 4
working but eight hours day, and
some time ago they asked the ola
Gals OF the Michigan conference TO I
establish the eight-hour day through /
the state.
James MURRAY. lucky burglar. was
sentenced by Judge Connolly, Mon
day 10 serve SIX months in the /
workhouse for breaking into Il bar
her shop. Murray arrested n
few hours after being discharged on \
charge OF burglarizing store. lie
| said he had gone into the store TO
sleep or drunk. and Jurors and ,
! others took up a collection for him
+ when he was released, that time.
Former Gov. Chase =. Orborn. who +
during the past year has been trav-
| cling In Asia and Africa, is now on .
l,OOO-mile trip up the lrawadi ;
river to the head OF NAVIGATION. 500
| miles above Mandalay In British In
| dia The party spent Christmas Ia
the wilds OF northern Burma accord
B n Of Mr Osborn reported y ei' iha.
he vas on the tack or tiger and 1
hoped 10 bag the animal
J. II. Bishop. Jr. of No. $50 Sc Paul
ave-, and George Fiegur. OF No 523
solvay-ave., were each fined 800
by Judge Phelan. Monday. for speed
ing. Police claimed that Bishop .
going 40 miles an hour, aud "
Fiegur 81 miles hour william
Cochran. No. 213 Field-ave. paid $50;
James Friedman, No. 304 Frederick 4
ave- s10 A. Giles. No. EOS Efgh- .
feminist $25; and Alfred !. Mayer. 4
OF Gregory, Mayer & Thorn. $40, for .
speeding
! Arnold tohD was sent back 40 Ger
many for the fourth time by federal 4
officials Monday afternoon Cohn 4
first deported In 1911, but he .
insisted on coming back Before he (
left Monday Cohn promised inspect \
or O. oliver Frick that he would re- II
main In Kaiserland this time. Mrs \
Julian Popp was also deported. taxi
Ing her nine y ar-old son with her
Both Mrs. Popp and Maria Sczigei
20-year- old girl. viii be returned .
to Austria ~ undesirablcs
Aid. Patrick O'Brien will nsk the COM
mon council to night 10 place the
s entire TENTH e,s.i ia tfsa~-re5trfet c-' ~
district The only portions of the
Tenth ward not covered by tho Wat
son ordinance at present are the
area from Forrest. To the river aud