The Detroit times., 1914-02-11

The Toledo Southern railroad was sold
Rt public auction Tuesdhy az Doug
las a Lewis or Toledo. for Ss0. 600
by Elmer VOORHEES,. clerk OF the red
eral district court The railroad was
part OF the defuncf, y. T. a. i, hnd
It's principal assets consist or tlBhl
or 10 acres OF land Ia Toledo ClerN
Noorhets stlll has Lila shares or Ann
Amor railroad stock 10 dispose Of
out OF the estate OF the d. T. & !.
Liabilities and not assets were inherit-
ed b, Mrs. Josephine eaukler from
her son, Arthur, according 10 "a
showing made Ia the probate court
Tuesday afternoon. Creditors Of
Gaukler brought an action several
weeks ago against the mother stat
ing that they believed she had hid %
dsn assets. II was shown that IN
stead OF hiding treasure she had IN
herited tl75.0e0 OF liabilities.
Following an inynIidi.m OF many
day IN his apartments In the Alham-
bra. Mr.. Purchase was % years old
and q native OF Chelsea, Mich. Fol-
lowing funeral services 20 DO held in
the home Thursday afternoon, tho
body will be taken 20 Chelsea for
tntermenr The surviving family In
cludes Mrs. Purchase, daughter.
Miss Marie G. Purchase, and sor,
Kenneth Purchase.
Edward A. Everett. supervisor or the
court of domestic relations, has re-
signed after service OF three
months. Robert T.. Burns. an attor-
ues has been appointed 20 MI the
Vacancy Mr.. Burns was formerly
connected with 4 II. Aldrich IN law
practice, and il said 20 be q strong
addition 10 the star OF the court
Judge Lacy and other court ofncisls
expressed much regret al nv Ever
etts Leaving.
has asked the police TO help him Ia
search for Louis MandleT AZ years
old who was employed by Zrngcrle
until Nov a. when he left, deciarin 4
mat lie was going 70 a hospital.
Mandler 10 a brother or a priest an
Rome. and a surgeon IN the German
army, according 10 Zengerle Three
letters from Germany. believed TO
contain money. are being held Tor
Mandler, who said that he expected
SOME money from home, out has
failed 10 call for the letters
Five more complaints against restau-
rant proprIetors accused OF having
unsanitgry premises, We're hleu II.
the recorders court Tuesday anu
will be heard III next Monday ordl-
nance session. They are against q.
Molassis, No 1856 cass-ave.; j. Orph =
an. No. 29S Michigan-ave.; Peter Ora
kos No. 251 u Michigan ave }. Con
oinos. No. 205 Third ave, and j. Chol
lis, No 1856 Nlchigan-ave. John
Shafer, baker az No. 1914 Lawton-
ave, is also charged with failing 70
keep his premises IN sanitary cond!-
ton
Walter CoOK. Negro. tnnitor of the
Gregoriau apartments, charged with
the theft OF 81 % OF marked money
from one OF the rooms IN the apart
mcnt, lost his appeal IN Judge Pie
lans court Tuesday and was sen
fenced to serve so days ia the House
IA 4
Attorney X. J Wits pleaded for len
fence for the man. declaring that
Cook was IA al advanced stage OF
tuberculosis. Judge Phelan said that
IL physicians would certify 10 tnut
fact lac would rescind the sentence. "
George Davis. OF No. - Iyssnder-st.,
went 40 police headquarters Tuesday
night to complain that he had been
robbed OF $50 by Madge Williams, OF
No. 22S Second-aVe.. and after the
officers locked UP tho NlliianS NO
man they showed Davis . complaint
that came In JEst ahead OF his and
locked him up The other complaint
was from Al Wilson, No. go
Twelfth 81, and stated that Georss,
Davis. OF No rs Lysander St had
disappeared with Sf7 that NJ had col
lected while employed - teamster
by wilson
\ snake charmer was held by Judge
Lac, 10 be responsible for the why
p
old in the court OF domestic reta-
uons, Tuesday afternoon. when ia
Nid Hegopian was brought before
him charged with contributing 10
the delinquency ot the girl Invest
cation showed that she at one time
left the city with IA carnival and IN
company with snake charmcr. The
Judge held that the charuler was 20
whom the girl worked, was not
guilty Of the otense charged
ROSA Kaiser, the IG-year-oiJ domestic
in the home OF n. e.. Hamburger, No.
$50 MedburH ave, who turned on the
gas IA her room and was FOUND un-
conscious Tuesday morning, rs al
most fully recovered IN Grace hospi
tai Before turning on the gas the
siri had serawled a note, VITA .
burnt match, on the wall. Ii was
addressed 10 Dear Adam" and wish
ed him good luck 1t was learned
that Adam was her sweetheart, who
had left the city. causing her at
tempt NJ suicide By his desertion.
DR.. ID. n. t>ress, 81 Chicago. general
secretary Of the Anti-C lGnrette
League OF America, VIII give series
OF talks on the evils OF cigarette
smoking, in tho Detroit public
pieces OF the Board % Education and
the antI-cigarette committee Of the
Twentieth Century clun. Free elm
les viii be held by Or. Kress every
in the Century building lie will be
entertained at dinner by The Twen-
tieth Century CLUB. Monday evening.
March IS.
selling the decision Of Judge Lacy, OF
the court OF domestic RELATIONS In adj
vance Of his making ~ VIII not be
81 profitable undertaking. Judging
from the remarks OF the jvrist Tues
day on this matter In the case OF
Julia against Charles Gpetschow Tor
divorce II was discovered that Mrs.
Guetschows attorney had guaran-
tecd a decree before he accepted the
fee. and promised that II the Judge
ruled against him he would pay the
fee back. II want il understood that
no attorney can guarantee my de
cislon." said the Judge. The ca &c
was continued. although non-support
and desertion were shown.
"A million dollRrs would not separate
nae from my wife IL she were worthy
81 my love" said Rudolph Garrotis.
speaking OF the strange viii OF his
mother the late Mrs. Caroline Gam
roth. in which $500 was left 10 him
provided he secured a divorce from
his wife or she died. He brought
suit for divorce four months ago,
prior to the death or his mother He
asserts the money had nothing to do
with his action. He saws the reason
for the strange provisions In his