The Detroit times., 1914-01-28
IN DETROIT

AAAt ~ rliNntfN AiitA INNS Nttrt-
one stole "a gold cross. valued Al Rl"'
from the church.
Creditors ct the bankrupt climax spe-
etalty 90. 81 Ann ArbOr, met Ia the
bankruptcy court Tuesday And
uual dividend OF ln per N"tt p D."
declared. making total diNlpeho OF
y per cent
Michael Nroul, 30 years old, Of No o-l
TrcmbIeS ave, WnH struck ny nh,
Aer car At Joseph Campau-aNe. anu
NeWton--t Tuesday afternoon, ana
IS believed 10 nave sustained Ilat
ture OF the skull. lie is ln SCI louS
condition lu samaritan hoHplN"A
Martin Nebus. thrcc years old, Ieit hls
home az No. Ii@O twenty -thif DIST
Tuesday morning, ana Whlle ms
parents and the police were Ataltn
ing Tor him. wandered through the
city. seeing the sights. lie was
found at 4 o'clock ut milwaukee, anu
Brooklyn ayes. three miles from ms
home.
Emmery siOcker, the iI-Senr-Did
Crosse Pointe boy arrested In the
Eastern hotel tu thu company Oh
three alleged thieves sunday morn
Il ms, was released Tuesday alteIh"Vu
lie demanded the return 81 V,'
badge with deputy shcrih on ~,
but Was told hc couldn't have ~ ana
would be arrested II he wore one
EOme OF the best recruits ever tnrnru
over to the police department hre
81 new officers who passed hlkutat
out or goo who took the civll service
Examinations walter Ia Zol, for
iner letter carrier led all contest
ants with an average OF w f"iiit,
out OF a possible 100 and elsht Slood
higher than 80 per cent
j. "a. Bartlett. OF the Phipps apart
mrntS, NJ. 20 Aifred-st., called TOR
the police Tuesday night Wneh d
foreigner appeared at his 'front.' door
yelling help" and stating mat nc
had been beaten By robbers Wheh
he told them he had no monty'
When the police arrlN ed both com
plaiuant ana robbers had disappear
United states senator John W. Weeks.
Of Massachusetts,, Will address tue
Board or Commerce SATURDAY noon.
on the new currency Dill. Heha'"'
Weeks ia one ot the members or the
senate committee on banking ana
currency lie haa been O member ot
the firm OF Eornblower < Weeks or
Boston FOR ears Though Repub-
lican. Senator Weeks supported tho
currency measure.
| Directors OF the Detroit Athletic club
III voted Tuesday 90 increase the clubs
III membership from !, 800 10 2VV'
VI President Chalmers annual report
showed the present membership 10
be l,sS5 There are about zov on
resident mem hershipe. with 80 on
the waitine list The report Of "
y Tannahili acting treasurer, show
ed that s1-4a50 has been received
for entrance fees.
In the annual meeting of Pnrke. Davis
q Co. held Tuesdsy, the 0fhcers and
ulTet tors We're 70 -eiecteTi. Ihe re
ports showed that 1913 was very
prosperous year. and ~ wos an
nounced that no falling of t. eX-
pFcted IN 1914 Members az the OK
ecutive force 20 the number OF about
100 were quests Tuesday evening AT
The presidents dinner VA the green
room 81 the Hotel Pontchartrain
James p Bartlett was toastmaster
One OF those "unIoad~d" Ilobert rifles
sent stnnIslaus yyEnu. ~ years old.
TO Grace hospital Tuesday afternoon
with serious bullet wound in his
abdomen he saws that Edward No
wax. 16 years ola. OF 40 51l kirby
ave east. held the rife when " WAS
discharged, but that the shooting
was accidental. lyman lives ~ No.
Secor- pl and saws he and Nowhk
were tussling when the gun, which
neither knew was loaded. was dis
charged
the Lake Carriers association school
for sailors win open "Wednesday
evening In the uSSOciattonS rooms
at the foot OF Bates St Arthur Il
Moehlman, Of Eastern High school
viii be the instructor. under the o.
rActfon ~ Supervisor Frank Codv.
MIR Moehlman VIII be assisted hy
Jack Brown and Merel Shrier. who
attend college In winter and sail N
metic. algebra. navigation, physiol
be tauENt
che Detroit Clearing House nssocis-
tion. In It, annual meeting Tuesday
y reelected George ~ Russell preSi-
dent OF the Peoples state bank,
chairman and Hamilton pey sec
Rotary Members 90 the clearing
follows Emory W clark. George
T. Lawson. William Livingstone. /
Richard = Joy. John " Johnson.
Mr. JOY and Mr. johnson succeed Ju-
fytsst / A 10 .ff4 ilr Il
Pherson. The manager Of The clear
ing house will be appointed later
Id Herman schultz, member az the
onti- DinEeman faction In the com
mon council would change the coun-
ell rules 50 as 70 make representa-
tion on committees by wards rather
than by individuals The council
committee on rules. which Is dom
mated by aldermen hostile 60 the
president viii hoid n mFvrtHE next
week TO consider Schultz's resolu
ton The action OF President Dinee-
man In placing practically all the
aldermen VINO supported Allan on
unimportant committees Is likely 90
cause a revolt in the council They
dent and intend doing everything
possible 10 embarrass MIN.
tenry Hnskins- business agent for the
HoistinE Engineers union, evidently
believes In domestic peace and has
stern sense of what husband
owes wife. Tuesday afternoon
when Edward Hertz conhded that
his wife had brought divorce suit
against him that he wished 10 go
30 Grand Rapids under an assumed !
name and that All he needed was
money. Haskins turned him over 20
two union members and ne was nd !
vised that If he would 20 with them
70 the county building they would
get the money. He went and while |
ne waited on the steps for them 90
get the money" two deputy sheriffs
appeared and ne was arrested on
non-sunport charges Judge Lacy
allowed him 10 60 under 5000 bonds.
Everything from butcher knives 20
religion, figured In divorce suits
heard I'm tho court of domestic rela-
tions Tuesdav afternoon. ana IN suits
filed with the clerk of the court. !
Amelia Thecl In hcr petition al
legged that Charles Thcel used
clothes pole on her and also threw
ELL her potted plants Into the alley
Lillian ramsey was accused BY
Frphk W Ramsey with hurting
butcher ltnivea AZ him and threHter-
frg 20 shoot him while lisa bella @
whiteman told the court that her
mEu1EzxznzSz HnBnruuuEnrU1zM-M