The Detroit times., 1914-10-21
m DETROIT

heserts frea retain stores aaa frsis
$saDassaea aen indicate that Apple
Day Tussdsy was pronounced
sale. being reported; the public y az.
to the spirit Of the occasion.
Hsaring 90 the DsusiaArs-st. grade
Jay * tn. . cosSe, iss ss. W.d, ws.
postponed until Nov. ~. when \ tsle-.
gram was received from the, state
railroad commission. announcing
% Wilmington in sonns ction with
the eastern rate eases
IN the last few days over 400 tescAers
oa di9ersnt parts q Michignn
lac schools. The city Itself could not,
supply the demand. so supertntsnd-
emit OF schools Chadsey was COM
ins ss. e look .ss s,;swhsrs to augment
wssa WAS received IN Detroit Tuesday
~ the sfncisis % the Fieresee Crit
tenton home. OF the death In Brook
Ign; n Monday, Of HrsE Aimirs
voted her life TO tn. rssous work
s carried on By the crittsnton homes
vsftesa valuable piu.es and sssretses,
sd some i Inn. q ss s.i from ono &: Sst:
OF women crossing from Canada. are
awaiting claimants at the Office OF
COLLECTOR OF Customs John p. whsian.
VINO Will return them to their own
s sr,a on demand No penalty Is 10 be
Robert creesy. . Negro. who conduct.
q. ..eertahi.g bssiness az No: 5S5
day. charged with cruelty to AMI
mails. IL r alleged that he failed To
feed nvs horses. one Of them being
shot. Crosby SAID he had been " III III
to buy food for the horses.
After taking up celisction ameag her
fris.a. and rslstiv:s. Mary Mss.are.
and Tuesday she told Judge Van Zile
that she had undertaken the trip In
order 70 obtain a divorce from hus-
that IL was necessary for her to
come to America to get the decree
AZ she feared her mate would harm
6 Ssr shs ss started s action IN the old
Dr.. Gssrgs y. LAWN, city physician In
charge 81 hospital cases, IL q candi-
date for the position Of superintend-
snt OF the Ionis State hospital. for
inal insane. The death OF DIR. Long,
the former superintendent. created
Ssslas a.. and R P bsyn has ssn shs
dates for the Legislature. who have
tIa.isss asking that Dr.. LAWN be
u
R.leeesd ~ . vielasor Of the contract
lsser law. = young Canadian who
spsctor a. Oliver FricK. Tuesdsy. OF.
Tered 80 bill to the official. If
thought you undsrstood that your
action was an attempt at bribery. N
would hand you over to the police"
mans apologies and pleas for his
uoerty won the day. HeIwas sent
back. under escort OF an inspector.
kaPl Pohlman., former Highland Park
p0isceman, who was committed 60
the Pontiac asylum. recently. was
deported by Immigration Inspector
3 Frick. Tuesday. 10 his former home
=, M HsIilton: Ont. and Anna 2. Pat
M London. Ont. Louise A. Jackson alias
Mustard. was deported to England
, on the ground that she In mentally
fsring from tuberculosis, was sent
back 10 Italy.
Ustinater EAwins, @. Bolton, president
q the beard Of estimates. says that
Ssht a1sinst the proposed rsss e .bo aMi
forms one OF tho charter amend
q '1 *. . sGsss Sa SG S.p hs sns
light. which will include meetings
IN various parts Of the city every
soa snss ,Ss Beard = w ps
ipstitutlon. @ sosfd tine rights Of
the taxpayers ~ :.
Ylrs II the nilIiasry store ownea ~
George r. Baker. at No. sol Kerr
chevai-ave.. did damage estimated at
entire stock In the place was de-
stroysd. The origin OF the conigra-
ton II undetermined. Charles Bieis-
tein. fireman attached to engine
house No. 26 was cut about the
hands by broken glass. He was re-
moved to st. Mary's hospital. His
condition II not serious.
Robert n. Merrel, Of No. 1e1 Joseph
CamDau-ave- ~ detained at the
county jail on -a-warrant charging
him with libel The complainant n
John woxnack. special officer for tho
Grand Trunk railroad. Woxnack al
leges that Merrel sent letter to
y. T.. Gillen, general superintendent
Of the Grand Trunk railroad, defam-