The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-30
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runeral services were held Monday
afternoon for John G. Hickey, prom
inent real estate dealer. who died.
Friday. The services were held from
the Hickey residence, No 7sA Wood
land-ay@s under auspices OF Pales-
tine lodge, II, q A. NJ Mr., Hickey Is
survived by his widow and one SON.
association have been invited by
David A Brown TO spend Saturday
morning, Dec. s, in tho Arena when
prizes VIII be awarded for proficiency
IN racing and athletic stunts" on
skates The Newsboys' association
Il meeting weekly this winter every
Sunday evening. In the holl at No. AZ
Bagiey-ave>
Frea L. keelcr, .Iace superfntendent OF
Schools Chadsey have discussed fea-
lures OF the proposed bin for the
which Is to be introduced In the next
favor provision In the law Dom.
polling children TO remain In school
until they are is years old. The limit
Dttn Hnckwen and Alice Freeman,
two 1S-yesr-oid Eiris who have
caused the police no end OF trouble
BY their waywardness. and have
tss% %er. sos sa TO srnSsI
"a disorderlies. Police had received
reports that the Blackwell girl. once
arrested as q shoPlifter. was spend
| stores and they brought her In for
INVESTIGATION. The Freeman girl was
with her In room at No. 166 First
st They will probably be released
Monday.
Police flyer. No q skidded on the wet
pavement at Gratiot-ave. and At.s-
laide-st. Sunday night. while re-
oessiveiy struck every post and polo
II within a radius OF 100 feet before II
|, could be stopped. II broke an cleo
phone pole and shook that nightly.
and stopped. badly wrecked. Ray
on she aus 9.0T %ss in SInSs snS WAS
removed TO st. Mary's hospital.
During the last two weeks s5,295.1I
has been contributed by people OF
Detroit and Michigan 70 the fund
being collected for the relief OF the
Belgians. The latest report OF the
Belgian relief committee shows that
the total collected to date is s1S,-
Cd soon to New York. where IL win
|! be used for the purchase OF food ANU
] clothing TO be sent TO the suffering
\ Whitlock. United States ambassador
TO Belgium. will have charge Of the
\ distribution after the supplies cross
the ocean.
Livingstone-ave.. thrust a large re-
volver Into the face OF a pedestrian
! at Hastings and Brewster-stsr early
Sunday morning. just as Patrolman
1 arIA al fhn m ~
| The pedestrian fled as the officer APP
/ preached and nabbed Leo. The re-
! volver was loaded with three blank
/ cartridges. They make just as much
! noise, to scare n fellow with, and
they don't do the damage that a
loaded shell does" said Leo. He was
turned over TO Capt. Breault. of the
Juvenile squad.
John y. Haggerty, brick manufactures
viii be appointed by Mayor Marx
member OF the building commission
Tuesday night Mr., Haggerty has
his own ideas about work TO be
I Recently Mr.. Haggerty opposed an
amendment TO the building ordinance
mat was strongly Endorsed by Henry
A Dupont, building inspector II VIII
be another year before Mayor Marx
gets control OF the building commits
sion and until then Dupoat's job
Haggerty proddlng him.
Yust as the police thought from the
start, the "kidnaping" of pretty Leo
narda Gervisa. IA years. old, OF No.
Of those Romantic italian elope-
+, Inents. Leonardo had desired 10
marry Antonio lanzard9 ag.I ron 10.
SS,ertsS En deSi cot tspes
husky friends. and they helped him
carry Leonardo away. The couple
have been married. and the parents
arc now adjusting the various finan-
cial matters, such az payment or
Leonarda's fare from Europe return
OF some $50 that she took with her.
and such minor details. Then the
parental blessing Will be given.
John Gallagher. deported with his wife
aud four-year-old son. by the Detroit
immigration authorities because ne
has unable 20 support himself and
familygzsess~ haak TO England 20 join
the army John, not wanted as
citizen by the United states, hopes
60 win the coveted v c. on foreign
provide for his family while he IL
at the front Prisoners In the county
Jail presented GallaSher with COM
plete wardrobe TO enable him TO
make the homeward journey In prop
err style. The bigger portion OF tho
wardrobe was donated by prisoner
who leaves shortly for Jackson pris-
on where he will not have any use
for street clothes for several years
Peter VI. Gearing aud his wife, resid-
fng MT No. 1896 Third-sve, narrowly
escaped death Sunday evening when
a westbound Crosstown car struck
their auto at Lincoln ana Forest
ayes, wrecking the machine. break
ing several windows in the street
car. and throwing the car passengers
into panic Three wheels were
torn from the auto. Mr.. Gearing was
badly cut on the head and bruised
about the shoulders. but his wife
escaped unhurt. Mrs. John singer
and her daughter. Miss Grace Sling
or OF No 1854 Rivard-st., were
Knocked down and bruised when
Michigan car, turning into the car
house at Lvernois- swung out
from the track striking both wo-
men They were taken home by an
automobilist