The Detroit times., 1914-01-15

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y t,arher. died. in afofesH park. nlo
~ edur~duv. fol Au ~ la = sees cial
mQnths' Illness. iu the houe 81 her
sister Alfs MrNelll, Miss Wel2 was
born lnt Detroit she is survived hh
her sister. Airs McNeill. one br0thcr
Ilr Walter Well. OF NCtrol1. ard lrr
cousins. the Misses Minnie and Leila
Well well known Detroit singers
The body VIII be brought 10 Detroit
and private intermeut mad" lu Kim
wood Friday mornins
Detective Frank Collins had been
searching for week for one Lewis
smith charged WAN removing a
motorcycle bought on contract from
Shattuckis motorcycle shop, and had
failed Ia get trace OF the man
until Wednesday. when "A man IN
police court charged with simpl"
larceny gave the name LOWS
Smith" Collins asked him a. few
questions. and he admitted that he
was the man the officer had been
seeking. Now he must face Two
charges.
to the police process OF reform.
known as looping the loop around
the different stations, ana VINO ihll .
ed TO keep his promise 10 get out OF
town after the experience. was pick
ed up ina downtown lunch room
by Detective RICK, Wednesday night
and started To hawl when taken INTO
the station lie cried that ne want
I'd no more loop" and would surely
get out II allowed TO, lie is suS-
pected OF picking pockets. and was
one OF a gang which came here
from Tyiedo.
Mrs. virginia ID. McEldowney. wife OF
james T.. MeEidOwney, for more
than 30 years "a resident OF this Gas, .
died Wednesday IN the family home.
No. SAP SecOnd-aVe Mrs McEldown-
HN... SO
years ago and came 10 Detroit a.
her glrlhood She was an active
member OF the Forest-avc Presby-
terrain church. The surviving fam
ily includes the husband and one
son. Elliott II. MctAdoWney Flu
neral services VIII BE- held in the
home. Friday afternoon, with the
kcy. J NJ Barluey. pastor OF Forest
ave. Presbyterian church. officiating
Prison for life or the electric chair WINS
suggested by Joseph Norris, We'd
nesday afternoon. when Judge Lacy
had him In the court OF domestic
relations TO answer 20 a charge OF
non support The man d-cla red
either Of the above fates appealed
10 him more strongly than the COM
mand 10 support his family lie
drew 90 DAYS. lie has = wife and
two daughters one OF whom as Weil
as tic another. is tubercular Tw1
husbands. Burle Rice and stephen
Bnrylski. We're released from jail
sentences on nou-suppoIt charges
by Ming bonds.
Bcnjamin Walter Davies. for nenrly ~
hair century an emplOye of the De-
Uoit postOfdCe. died. Wednesday. in
has home. No. 100 SprGco-st Of
pneumonia. Mr. Davies was born In
wales - years ago, and came to
America when four years old. he
was olVi war veteran and follow
iug Sc+e rM skirmishes in which ne
was wounded lost a leg at Peters
bnre SINCE tho death ~ his wife
iu October, Mr. Davies had failed In
health rapidly six daughters ana
one son survive. Funeral services
VIII he held IN the home FridaF
afternoon
RecentIy-cIected officers at the Metro
poiitnn club. composed Of members
OF the pOStOflce. fire and police de
partmeuts OF the city. VIII he in
stalled. Thursday evening, at an enc
tcrtainment and dancing party to be
hcld In Moose temple. The follow
ing officers viii be installed: Paul
itonrichter president William
Mitchell first Vice ~ sident. Frank
CLANCY second vice president. otto
lGbcrhardt. secretary. John Osborn.
treasurer. William G.. EOehl imam
cial secretary 'Mr. Stadlcr, sergeant
alarms Robert Henderson. L.. 4
Bates and Ed. Hastings trustees.
=. surio. n peddler who refused To- move
when ordered "a do No by N po-
liceman. and INDUCED i'm some
rough talk to the officer. was 0ncd
40 cents hS Justice Gainey, " cdncs-
day. the fine being one OF the small
est ever Imposed in police court
Sario growled his answers 70 the
Judge, who was inclined u let him
20 with warning, but was iryi-
tated by the mans conduct How
much money have YOU" asked the
Judge. and when Informed that Sa-
rio had - cents. said Leave 81
with the clerk" Sario then begged
TO BE- allowed 20 keep nvc cents for
carfare. leaving the actual fine ar 40
cents
">alesuen are made. not born; my
definition Of salesman IL, one who
can sell anything 10 anybodv wEG
can understand what he's talking
about Hugh Chalmer. president ~
the Chalmers Motor Co told the
class in %alcsmanShip at the y VI
g. A. Wednesday evening Mr.
Chalmers made an epigramatic ad-
dress. craftsmanship" he said. is
the vital principle In all human re-
ligious II is the influencing OF an
other mans mind 20 agree with our
own reasoning. A doctor lawyer
or a. minister is ar mUcA q salesman
as the man who induces merchant
to buy goods.
Bcniamin Eny Wills. who has been