The Detroit times., 1914-05-07
IN DETROIT

Henning. No. l6S Lambert ST. snort
~ before s o'clock, Thursday morn
ing.
M. D. Larsen, formerly special repre-
sentative OF the Mutual Life lnsur-
ance company OF New York mas or
gained the hrm OF n. D. larsen "a nir' =
Bank building This company VIII
specialize in gas securities
Frank stoz, "a years old, Of No. 55i
Cnsp~r-"VeE aiighted from %v a moNins
striking his head on the pavement
and being rendered unconscious. he
was taken TO ST Mary's hospital and
Is still In a serious condition.
TIE Political and civic league Will
send protest Ia the common council
against the grant or "a liquor license
10 Cabbage Mike whose saloon al
No. l70 Gratiot-aNe., Was mentioned
in federal court testimony as q hang
out for white slaVers. The league
also passed resolutions faVoring Sat
urday night closing.
Five Negresses, one Negro. and three
white men, were arrested by Detec-
tives Black and kunkel, Wednesday
night, In raid on house on Null
lett-st. and one OF the Negresses was
found clinging TO second-story
window sill, ia an attempt TO evade
the officers, Detective Blacks Hash
light revealed her fingers gripping
the sill. one white man escaped over
the roof OF an adjoining house.
A meeting OF all motion picture men OF
Detroit and suburbs viii be held
Thursday, May l6, 1914, In Schmidts
hall, No. SO Michigan-aNe., FOR the
purpose OF taking some action IN re-
CARDS TO censorship OF pictures rms
meeting Is held especially for the
purpose OF urging all motion picture
exhibitors not 10 use any picture that
is not censored by the National Board
of Censorship Every motion picture
exhibitor is invited.
The war department has outlined COM
pIete plans for the mobilization of
troops. and division ofhcers, who
have received copies OF the regula-
tions are now familiar with the
course TO be pursued. IL Is believed
that IL the troops are called out
there will be none OF the confusion
that resulted in 1898 All the pre-
liminary steps for mobilization have
been taken and the plans can he car
ried into effect with few hours
notice.
Harry Frazer, snIoopkeepcr AT No. IS5
RandoIph-st. reported to the police
Thursday morning that someone
stole $25 from the cash register IN
his saloon in the shadow OF police
headquarters, during the night The
porter found the front door open
morning. Walter Wanickis saloon a [
No. All sGrandy- was entered
- "Wednesday night and SSo in CASH
adj je.welry Iatnedt. at $50 Mere
= atoleas
Members OF the Detroit Eede cation OF
Labor In sn interesting meetinG =
"Wednesday night refused 10 accept
an" amendment 10 the proposed con
working members be seated as deie-
gates Frank Martel who introduced
the amendment. explained that the
purpose OF the clause W&s 20 prevent
members making use OF the Iedefa-
ton and their unions 10 advance
their own politicar Interests Mar
tel introduced number OF other
amendments that were voted down.
The local bureau of animal Industry,
headed by r.. n. Scbufer. ana the local
bureau OF pure food inspection or.
W II Jenkins in charge. have re
ceiyed instructions from Washington
To cooperate In Riding Detroit OF
all impure meat entering the city
through interstate commerce Those
shipping and selling UNIT food viii
be prosecuted. The government in
spectors will keep close tab or all
incoming food shipments. The state
pure food bureau VIII help out by
looking after the prosecution OF
violators OF the state law
William Gunever. - years old, stood
up In the roller coaster la the Pal
ace Gardens, Wednesday night, and
had a remarkable escape from death
when he plunged 40 feet downward
striking a cross beam. which check
ed his fail. and then tumbling nearly
40 feet more To the ground. vPhysi-
clans In ST Marys hospital believe
he will recover, His scalp - badly
lacerated. his legs, arms And body
are bruised and deeply cut and he
may be internally injured. huneNeE
boarded in the German hotel No
39l Woodward ave.
Driving automobile owned by
Robert Ernst. Of Ernst Bros, alum
bers, No. 80 Bagg St, william NORM,
"a years old of No. 2O3 Rosedale
court, crashed into another auto at
Cass and Forest-aXes.. Wedn esdaN
night. and TO Patrolman G. r. smith.
who investigated the accident, Norm
declared that he was chauffeur for
Mr. Ernst. The latter notified by
telephone. said he had no chauffeur.
and that his auto was stolen from
Beaubien ana FORESTS Wednesday
afternoon NORM was locked UP on
the charge Of driving away with the
auto
Local police have been asked 10 search
for Daniel W. steele, coal dealer
of Toledo who is alleged 20 have
shot and killed Ills wife. In Toledo,
when she refused his pleas for
reconciliation. II Is alleged that the
woman fell on her knees ana prayed
for mercy. but Steele pressed the re-
volyer 10 her head and fired, killing
her instantly. The report from the
Toledo police states that the fugitive
boarded a train bound for Detroit.
lie is AZ years old, and is said 10
have a silver plate In his chest,
which was crushed In an accident
several years ago
meeting Of the congregations of 81.
Andrews, Forest-nVe. and WestmIns-
ter Presbyterian churches Will be
held sunday afternoon, May 10, In
Westminster church, for the purpose
OF discussing the proposed merger
OF three churches and the erection
OF a new church to house all three
at the northwest corner OF Wood
ward and Kirby st. Andrews
a and Westminster are bot pastorless
at present The Rev. j. VI. Barkley
Is pastor OF ForeSt-aYe church.
Henry NJ. Leland. a member OF West
minister church. recently purchased
the property at Woodward and
Kirby-aves.. from Edward -. Stair.
Two handsome resisenceS occupied
by Mr.. Stair and y. Won Scrlegell
now stand on the property
samuel Z apIRn, 60 years old, was found
dead, sitting n rhair Tuesday In the
home of his son. Joseph Captain,
Van Dyke I'd Mr. Captain, who for
10 years, was owner of the Macomb
county creamery. suffered a stroke
OF paralysis three months ago. from
the effects Of which he never recov-
cred Mr. Caplan was native OF
Poland and had lived an Detroit since
his youth He is survived by two
sons and three daughters Funeral
services will be held Friday in the
home OF Louis Captain. No. 2s Wat
son-st.. with Rabbi Hirshman ofh-
ciating.
After n year and halls absence from
her eIght-ycnr-OId son, Mrs. FrPnces
, Munro OF No rs Russell st, has re-
turned 20 Detroit only 10 md the
? boy has been sent 20 Scotland 10 be
cared for by relatives After her
husbands and little daughters death