The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-02-06
IN DETROIT

last few years 10 the Socialist lee
ture platform.
Barton A.. Peek hn- puTchased 343 tee'
frontage ON Lake 81 clair. from
Frederick PaQuotte. who purchase'
the property in 1911 from the lal'
DR. Dun stewart The property ma,
a depth OF $50 feet. Mr.. Peek Wili
erect a residence.
Residents OF Springweils aud Dearborn
have formed the Michigan subnrba.
improvements association 10 WvEi
with the West Michigan ave. I'M
provement association Tor the wlsen'
Ing OF Michigan ave, between War
tin-ave. and Dearborn, 10 100 feet
Mrs. Charles FrisRte. OF Telluride, COLI
has written 90 the Detroit police
asking them 20 Try 10 locate MIS-
Nellie GrOOdrowe and notify her ina
her daughter is seriously M aud
not expected 70 1.-Two. Mrs Grood
rowe was last heard from ia THIS
city three years ago, the letter states
"A midnight social session, with thc
program furnished by professi"ns'
talent now appearing IN various i,e
troit theaters, was held Thursday DN
Detroit lodge or Elks. In Elks TEN
pie Judge James Phelan was chair 10
man of the evening
Vito Pormino, ~ years old, Of No. BIZ
Howena-st., dropped dead from heart
disease while no was at work IN ths
Studebaker plant at West JeHersui
and Clark aVes., Thursday aitei
noon Coroner Burgess had the body
removed 10 the county morgue ano
viii attempt To locate relatives
Albert Hartcnsiein. No. zoo last
Grand-blVd-, and Norris VOL No.
2ss Baldwin-ave.. had narrow es
auto In which they We're rldlns
turned turtle al hastings-st anu
Jefferson ave. The men escaped Win
bruises.
e~t-ave. Presbyterian church. Sug-
gests that the phrase Cohie- 20
Church sunday Is moro appropriate
than "Go-to- Church sunday and nc
Will suggest the former des1Euatlon
an the Pastors union monthly meet :
Ing Monday. Feb. y, Ia the T. Nj q.
E.orpe W. Schneider, IL years old. OF
No. 448 Lansing-aye., IL reported 4"
the police as missing from his home
since Feb. 3. Edwin LinnArtz. also
II, OF no. $50 Chippewa-ave, left his
home Dec. 80 without a word OF fare
well 10 anyone, and has not been
seen since. his father told the po-
lice.
Adrian J. Young, of No. sSs Miiwau-
kee-ave~ east, tried to cross the
blocked railroad tracks at Milwau-
kee junction. early Friday morning
by crawling between two freight
by an engine. Youngs fnot being
badly crushed. He was taken 70
Grace hospital.
Lieut.. y. W. utIey recently chosen
Michigan Naval Reserves, has re-
signed because business responsible
ties Will not permit him 10 give the
tine necessary 20 the holding or the
orncc Lieut. Utley VIII retain his
position rs commander OF the third
division OF the battalion
sgiAs Martha E'iemming, OF NO. ~ At
kInson-ave.. was attacked by purse
rnRtcher at Windemere and Mont
gomery-aveB Thursday night, and
was thrown TO the ground when she
resisted the attempt TO steal her
purse containing 1915. The robber
escaped with the purse and contents.
Mrs +. Groswiler OF No. 1Is Flor
ence-ave.. reported TO the police that
pickpockets took s14 from her hand
bag while she was riding on a
Wood ward car Thursday.
rhe fate of Leonard holb, foreman I'm
she Mack Printing 90. pressroom,
who 81 charged with having Kicked
Mabel T.. Jones In the knee, was not
decided by Justice Jeffries Thursday,
the judge adJourning the matter un-
I'll Feb 10. Kolb's primary defense
was that he didn't kick Mabel I'm the
knee, and his secondary defense was
that she disorgauized the press room
80 that every time she walked In he
just had TO put her out Mabel 10
Is and pretty. The doctor. who is
supposed to testify 10 the extent or
Mabefs injuries, could not be pres
ent Thursday.
Orty -four troops of Boy scouts OF
America drilled In the Light Guard
armory Thursday evening before an
audience OF 500 They gave exhibit
tons OF wall scaling, tug -Ofwar, sig
mailing from towers, lassoing, start
ing fires by friction. tent pitching.
bridge building. tre-hshtng, NE,
saving with tho brecches- buoy and
the Application OF first aid remedies.
Star troops We're drilled under the
direction OF the field secretary. DR.,
James H. Sowersby The scouts We're
assisted by the Camp Fire Girls in
a ceremonial called THE Council
Fire" 4 telegram from Milton \.
McRae, I'm California, WAS read, Con
graduating the scouts on their work.
3eorge Coward sought the employ
m~nt division" of the court of do
mestic relations Thursday desiring
lob. Instead, he found a warrant
and something he did not desire,
" namely a SO-day jail sentence for
non support OF his wife and four
children since jan. 10 the court has
tried to make Coward pay some
thing toward his wife's support.
Thursday be appeared and told
Judge Lacy that r A. Sideoottom.
his former employer. had refused
81 him work Al the same time Mr..
SIdebottom appeared and the wife %
the defendant Their testimony as
e. his habits convinced Judge Lacy
that rest In iail was what George
needed He Viii get IT,
aetroit shippers who have private
shipping tracks are Interested by the
81 announcement that the interstate
81 commerce commission Ia considering
n the proDriety OF allowing carriers to
. charge for delivering cars 10 these
y tracks In Los Angeles switching
Z case the commission held that these
fracks are part or the terminals OF
M tile railroad, and That no extra
charge could be made for switching.
H Commissiuner Harlan now says that
81 This free switching service is dis
elimination against those Industries
which do not possess private tracks,
~ and a heavy drain on the revenues
IA OF the carriers About zoo Detroit
n shippers would be affected by an or
a der az the commission, permitting
switching charges I'm private track
a cases The commission VIII prob
81 ably set date for a hearing I'm the
81 natter. and shippers who have pri-
yate tracks will then be given a
III chance 10 he heard
thief OF Detectives Horert :. Palmer
who recently started an agitation
N for an ordinance. like the one ~
n New York city, giving the police
power 10 prosecute known thieves
Migrants and undesirables witt
4 police records. as disorderlies. Is
again advocating the necessity fol
n such an ordinance. the common coun
n oil having "squelched'' the former
~ attempt. on account OF storm OF
protest from the labor element, whs
Il Feared that the ordinance would b,
n used as n tool IN the hands OF cap
ttalists Judge Phelan's ruling thai
b. the police should not pick mp pick
II pockets and others ION suspicion.
Nj without any definite charge Hgains
Them caused chief Palmer 10 re
mark that there should he an ordi
nance giving the police power u
N prefer a charge or disorderly per