The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-22

On n tour or the larger oAt4tS "
America
The establishment OF weekly paper
IL bcinE considered ny the Detroit
Federation OF Labor. In meeting,
Wednesday evening. II was deciaeo
10 call meeting OF representatives.
or all the unions Ia the city 10 dls-
ouss the matter with the backing
OF every union In tho city. IL Is estl-
mated that the paper can start WIN
circulation OF 5000.
Weary oil being Swallowed by detec-
lives, IgnRtius II. Halton has broughd
cult against the tinkerton assnVy;
Power Speciality Co. his late EN-
| pIoyers. IN which he asks an lnlunc-
tion 20 prevent further shauoWans
| He claims that the shadowlnS casts
reflection upon him. lie ~ Il t'aFei
| Ing salesman.
| Wrapped Ina warm quilt, Two,
| mOnths-old baby giri was nbnndoned
on the steps OF Harry Pierce room
ing house No. l22 Elizabeth 81. east
Wednesday, night It's cries WeIe
heard by some young men roomlhS
IN the front part OF the house anu
they turned IL over 10 lhe lpHos'
who removed the Walt 10 tie iouhd-
nngs' homo.
sam Gulatt, one OF the i've itnnnnH
charged with Killing Pntroluian John
GOrdon. VIII be placed on lil"i "a
&A.-Eecorder's court, next luesu@9,
Cialati WAS one Of the men louhu
hiding under mattress, with TWO
women sitting on the bed when po-
lice searched the rooming house -
which the suspects were tracso ~
their footprints in the snow
Pstrolunn Fred l.. burke, of the cen
tral station, viii be tried before
Commissioners Gillespie on char IS
filed by Lieut.. Theodore lluc VINO
alleges that on the night or Jan. -,
Burke used obscene language In ths
central station, in the RT.sehoS
EDNA Schnror. or No. SS Howard-st
whom Burke had taken 20 the STA
20 tnNaaflRafiOn.
Petition for half of s3OO,oo0. alleged TO
be owned by Dr. q. ID. sn,ith, was
heard before Judge Lacy "a t4e
court or domestic relations, W ednes-
day. when Margaret Smith, former
wife OF the physician, asked SleVVVV
as slimony. She Is now fecslVlus
$3.50 month. but claims shls amour
Il not enough 20 support her ana her
child Charlie. The matter was taken
under advisemsnt by the court
yym Allen. FORMER missionary. now
proprietor of the WorrkingmshS h ms
offered TO care for all the honelesS
mon who apply In police headquar-
rsrs for lodgings. as Ear as ms hote.
were sent there Wednesday night
only Eve men being sheltered In the
central station. Allen made arrahg-
ments with the Board OF Health Tor
permission TO temporarily CROWD MS
lodging house. while cold weather
lasts. and hundreds OF men are
Ipcr a period Of one year Gustav PIC
must lead model life. IL he does
not. cell Will DO yawning TOT MIN.
Wednesday. after month speht -, "a
the county Jail. Judge Lacy freed re
on probation He was charged Win
wife abandonment. oct 10 ne Vent
to Indiana and was arrested tnSI'
and brought back to Detroit IN ne
oember He promised 70 support ms
wife. not drink. pay the state 500 TOT
the expense he had caused IL aI9
m EI4
for him. Failure in any or these
terms will mean three years In pris-
on. Judge Lacy told him
The eastern distrtct of Michigan. In
Sich Detroit IL located, holds the
national record for the number OF
convictions under the white slaVe
act according TO the annua report
OF the attorney general. From June
IS. 1910, to oct. l. 1913, go convic-
tons have been secured In this dis
triet, the prison sentences totas nYs
while the fines paid amount 70 *o,-
300 since Oct !, District Attorney
Clyde /. Webstor hlh succeeden IN
having two alleged white slavers N
dioted by the grand Jury. and sew
eral other cases are pending
0eOrue IL. Russell. president OF the
Peoples state hank, and William j.
Gray. vice president of the First
National bank, have returned from
Chicago after attending the meet
ing aa,,on ~ committee, rmat 81 the federal re-
serve banks which is discussing tho
location OF the various reklohal
banks Secretary McAdoo seemed to
Mr. Russell far from strong. lie ap=
peared to be a victim OF Overwork
Both Detroit men were pleased win
the direct manner In which the sub
foot was taken up and considered,
but no intimation was given thSIh
rs to the committees probable de-
ciston-
mueh-disputed point ip law was
tx IKtdH Hanley. OF the pro-
bate court when he ruled that l7s
per cent OF the stock dividend re-
o esr5ly Goldsmith ysa III s estate s be
at the disposal OF Maria Miller niece
OF the late millionaire, and his lesa-
tee. The dividend was psia oy ne
p rsssStiy. C0g Mss Milo throgFe her
attorney, held that the dividend
should DO paid her rather than o o.,
added to tho estate which IL held IN
trust for her She based the claim
on the fact that the dividends were
earned after tho death or op,us,., s,,
yania ruling which allows the bene-
fciary 20 receive all the earnings
after the death of the oIisinai o W o.
err New York gives all the earnings
10 the beneficiary, and Massachusetts
gives them all 10 the estate In trust.
prosecuting Attorney shepherd, who
has developed tint: quite skiiirni
letter writer, wrote TO School IN
spector Condor, "Wednesday after
noon, denying that he had oharac-
terized as rubbish" the charges
which Harry Hollands brought
against Architect w, O. Malcomson
relative TO work on the Northwest
ern ffEh school Mr. Shepherd OK
piained that he heard the discussion
If seven OF Hollands charges and
that they were admitted 10 be true
hui were satisfactorily explained. AT
any event" wrote the prosecutor.
.there was nothing approaching
crimfnality in any OF them, and.
fharefore they were not matters
that concerned this office. Instead
OF either thinking or saying that
MIR Hollands charges were rubbish.
N seemed 10 be conceded. by the
persons charged, that they were true
and the testimony showed that they
were true"
dents of northwestern Detroit In
Diamond temple, Sunday, Jan. 20. at
3 o'clock, 10 protest against the ac-
ton OF the common council In nam
ing the playground In connection
with the recently erected Northwest
ern high school Ferry. field" The
residents OF the section prefer 20
have the playground called North
western. playground. The meeting
will be underN the auspicea Aof\ the
Northwestern Council OF Clubs an
organization with delegated repre-
ssntatives from all OF the clubs and
civic Improvement associations In
the northwestern district, II IL
claimed that tho grounds surround
Tag the new school cg Fcrry-ave.,
which IS To he called the Ferry
school. naturally viii be known as
Ferry Held, aud that confusion