The Detroit times., 1914-03-05

serve 50 days In the workhouse. Mrs
Kennedy shsdowsd him from one
met Psiroimsn Dean and pointed the
suspect out g him Rsnday. mean
badge ON Mrs. Ksnnsdy and threat.
sis nj sin q But .s s:' r: sS
20 be blu6ed. w
D. =: Perry. Jr- pssssdset q ne De-
s n:s = ns, sSs g All ILL Es sisv
a ana sAsA s IN. i ss:S q
will have the opportunity Of bscom-
ing better ACQUAINTED With ~.
jacques Meunier. son -in-law Of Con-
now on e ssSiSision "n IN the mus mus.um IN.
"a, juss Meuntsr owns the az
hlbit Mr.. Ferry y being given wide
credit for his efforss 20 make the
Is: P.oD .s q q s.siHI Il. Sss
trustsss in place Of quarterly meet
DuassaI services Ter p. a. innings.
hone ei S sss !. =: w sil:
Rev. >. j.. Barkisy. Of the Forest
ave. Presbytsrian church. ofhciating.
msntei and hi: businsSs. He was
an. active Mason and q member OF
Oriental lodge. y. = A. NJ. Penlnsu-
az IA ennsptsr. Morros . council; ana d the
knishts Temp,ar. The latter viii
have charge 81 the funeral services.
Mr.. Billings II survived by his wife
and daughter. Miss Edna r. Bill
rigAt valuable rugs and enc reskias
marked :Leonard storsgs Co. were
found At DeQuindrs and 0uoin .sts.,
early Thursday morning by = watch
Co. who turned the articles over 70
the police Officials OF the storage
company stated Thursday morning
that the rugs and chair were part
aad.a ON q Il. fSSs 81 s. o
leans-st.. Wednesday afternoon. foi
shipment TO . customer. They said
they were investigating the case
.1% cs: qrs ss 20 "a. y Is
were being shipped to.
Harry Hart. ~ years old, whe say.
De came fren. New York City, snd
James Murphy. Is years old. who
indiEnant when .rrestea IN front Of
the Home Savings bank. Michigan
ave: and 0riswold-st.. by Detectives
Wilkinson and Walsh, Wednesday
soa IL. esseSsa ssee t.
wealthy and influential father In
Chicago. and make trouble for the
nss,si G RoIiscs Hart sal; ;Ss r. Eor w; no
tor plant. wilkinson refused TO take
the bluffs. In the station. the men
ere said to have admitted that they
were dips" who tried to "stall" the
waited ~ The Detroit poliee On =
warrant sworn out six years ago by
George Fleischut. OF No.. 1871 Jos.
Campau-ave.. 10 held by the Chicago
Mr.. Fleischut. who learned Faul-
baum's present address through an
other whisky agent. Detective Fred
Dibble has left for Lansing to set
Sis:ehut alleges RcSss: e, sSa. 'nf M.res.
1908. Faulbaum obtained $500 from
him an purchase price for several
barrels OF whisky. supposed 20 20
Ing Co. Of Kentucky. and said 10 be
under government bond ut the time.
Fleischut alleges that he never re.
ceived the whisky. that he Learned
the whole transaction was . swindle
Pestnaster NageI - suEpriseA at the
bert c. Kuns's attack on his scheme
to encourage school children to open
:sxinS: ssss Sss E.
thought OF influencing patronage
from the local banking Institutions
when he requested supt. Of Schools
Chadsey to advertise the postal saw
II thought that the government
could encourage children TO save by
simple method that the local
banks would not trouble with In
master "But II our local banks
want TO adopt . similar plan Why J
have no objection. Now that In
spector Kuns has brought the mat
I would like to see the local banks
. get busy and do something to en-
courage children to save their PEN
MES II the government - willing
surely the local banks can interest
themselves"