The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-27
Major msrA has Submitted MS l Isli

MAYOR MARX has submitted his Ibl I
budget 90 the controller. IL II 5000
hib hcr' than last year 3. Tor ne -
asking an increase for secretary
Fitzgerald from $4,000 10 SO GOO "a
year The various Items are, mayor
salary. $1,000. secretary. $4,000, ste
nographer. sl2oo, clerk, $40. sta
uonery, 5000 contingencies soVp'
auto hire. 5000.
The jury Ia the cnse OF AuEust >ocHil.
who. Monday. brought suit against
| tn j. 4. p for personal daui"ses'
tailed o. agree and was hl~' h"ls 81.
The testimony showed that August
went into saloon before ne tried
20 board the ear from which ne was
thrown and injured. The jury IS
thought 10 have been Influenced oy
this statement
Owen Cary. cornell graduate, for
merry with the Detroit bubrtcat"r
Co. Will hereafter look after the or,
Ranl2ation work Or the ways and
means committee 90 the BOARD or
Commerce Thornton Is LOWS, FOR
Tncrly connected With the Nortnway
Motor 81 Manufacturing Co. has been
made a secretary OF the mem bership
bureau Of the board
Sam GrIenwaId, picked up Ia Grosse
PoIute week ago md taken 60
Cleveland hy two county sheriWs. is
much wanted man, according 20
the ohio authorities. During the
trip Grieuwutd constantly rnvci
about having shot "a man in L>orain
q Grtenwalb Was paroitd bv an
Ohio court year ago Some Of his
aliases are cnrbett. "Budgie.' cohen
and CaVanaugh.
President DinKemnn. OF the common
council, has Expressed himself In
favor or Ala Reid's plan for u char
ter amendment providing tnat the
president OF the council be elected
by the people and given the title ~
Vice-mayor. Mayor Marx and Aid.
Burton arc also W favor 81 the plan,
HI. ia ttat1 rf.aM ttsi AZ "a II "a
with the annual strife for the lead
ership ~ the council
William Coriett, tried for the third
time ON "a charge Of receiving stolen
property. was found guilty Monday
afternoon by Jury Ia Judge an
Zile's court He WAS said 10 have
received 1000 cigars stolen two
years ago from Michigan Central
car lie was granted nav trial
\ after being found guilty by Judge
murphy at the last term of court
ard sontnced Ia 2ia years in the
state prison. The jury was out but
20 minutes Monday
Ten inches of lee encased the body OF
NrS. Eleanor baker. of No. IS5
Tenth 81. when IL was taken from
tne river sunday. above Fighting
island Mrs. Baker jumped from
III West Boulevard dock Jan. 10
while SUFFERING from melnncnolia.
she is survived hy her husband,
mother and two sisters. the latter
VIII take place ia Albion Mrs
Raker conducted confectionery
store at Trumbull and Michigan.
aves. Tor many years
Julian street. writer. aud wallace NOR
gan. Illustrator, arrived in Detroit.
Monday evening on their way from
New York 60 san Francisco. They
are stopping az various points along
the road 10 make Observations for
Collier $. which Ia May viii begin a
series called Abroad at Hom, "
Mr street is planning as his nrst
article "a comparison OF Bunaln.
Cleveland and Detroit lie viii trr
80 describe the distinctive habits OF
thought ~ the people of each city
He believes that there il a marked
difference in the spirit % the three
cities
state Food inspectors Collins aud
Rake condemned and confiscated
about a half ton ~ frozen eggs In
the refrigerator OF the Detroit Egg
Biscuit & Speciality Co. No 2siS East
Grand blvd. Monday. claiming that
the eggs were spoiled The egbs
were shipped from Armour Co.
Chicago. who had labeled the CON
tanners "inedible" The inspectors
say that the company WAS using
these eggs IN the manufacture OF its
product Samples OF the eggs VIII
be sent 70 the state chemist for
analysis. and on his report VIII de-
pend whether there viii be prosecu-
tions.
o. .
prominent bohemian 4 nerican
citizen. who died Sunday. VIII be
held Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock ia the Bohemian Turner's
clubrooms. Tillman ave and Ash-st
Mr.. Cerveny WAS born in Bohemia
and came 10 Detroit IA 1873. For
81 years he was foreman IN the ma
chine shop OF the American Car x
Foundry Co lie was charter mem
Der Of the Bohemian Turner's. held
the office OF president IN the organl-
cation for 10 terms and served as
president or the bohemian Benevo-
lent society for 20 years. Mr.. Ger
veny is survived by his wife. two
sons. Anthony and George. and one
daughter, Miss sylvia Cerveny
In the annual meeting of the Detroit
city Gas Co.. Monday afternoon, ~
was reported that business gained
about 30 per cent in 1913. Officers
were elected as follows. President.
Emerson McAIillin. first vice presi-
dent and general manager Victor +.
Dewey second vice president. irwin
Butterworth. secretary and treasur-
er. Charles s Ritter, assistant gen
eral manager, Alonzo r. Ewing au-
ditor. ii. W Sherrirs assistant
treasurer, J. NJ Wright. directors.
Emerson McMillin, Victor r Dewey.
sell George Il. Lawson. Frank =.
Bryne. Henry T.. Bodman. Homer
Warren. Alonzo Y. Ewing.
The first meeting of the new liquor
committee Of the common council
was held Monday afternoon. Aid.
OBrien's ordinance. putting all the
remaining unrestricted part OF the
Tenth ward In the restricted dis
trict was approved. The same ac-
tion was takei! regarding thu Seven
feenth ward The proposal for bar
in the new Michigan Central sta
ton was taken up. but there was
no action because no resolution is
before the committee Aid. Hess In
minated that he will vote for the es-
tablishment OF this bar and lntl-
mated that a hotel ~ 20 he built
south OF the station. which viii also
need a bar Attorney John -. Nc
Kay appeared before the committee
90 say that the Hotel Statler would
want O bar about next December. II
II probable that the hotel viii have
TO buy "A license in the uppeEeH-.
OF the ward and have it transferred
The Addison hotel renewed its APP
piication for a license.