The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-01-09

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IN DETROIT
Internal revenue collections for the
TO ngures complied ~ l.. g. Little.
deputy collector Of internal revenue,
were S7,2I2.5l499 in 1913. compared
with So 149,763.36 In 1912 Every
month but the last three showed
an increase over the corresponding
month Of the previous year.
Two divorce DEGREES were granted by
Judge Lucy la the court OF domestic
rotations Thursday Cora l.. Kaiser
had asked Tor decree several weeks
ago from James J.. Kaiser on grounds
OF cruelty. and John had asked FOR
a decree on the grounds that MS
wife, Cora. had a chronic affection
for whisky Investigations by the
court snbstantiated both claims
DIR. l.. W. Gosneil. assistant dean of
Moody institute, Chicago, who gave
two addresses Thursday. In West
minister Presbyterian church. Ia the
two-days Pre- Millenial Bible con-
ference win be the principal speaker
again Friday afternoon and oven
ing Dr. Gosnells Friday topics VIII
bo Might christ come today ina
the AFTERNOON anu ne NAlut OF
prophetic study IA tho evening.
OFFICERS. managers aud agents OF the
Manufacturrrs' life Insurance com
pany are holding two days con-
vcntiOn In the Hotel Cadillac. There
are several insurance men from To-
ronto among those ia attendance ~
the convention AS we'll "A rcprcsen
tatiVes from all over Michigan. Fri
day evening, the visitors viii be
entertained at theGter party. in
the Detroit opera house.
Corporation Counsel Lawson has In
formed building Inspector Dupont
that Il is I'D 10 the state dro mar d
sbal. and not the city authorities, TO
enforce the state law and close
thetters regarded as unsafe "l he
state hre marshal started 90 enforce
the law tn DetOit and Was enJOincd,
and now that tho courts have sus-
tanned him. ~ is W 10 Fire Marshal
Winship TO go ahead and complete
the work he started" said the cor
pOration counsel
Motorcycle officer II. e.. smith was
sent TO No. I3l NRpOleon-st., Thurs
day night 10 ask some Gypsies.
living there. TO put the soft pedal
on some sort OF a celebration that
they were holding. The Gypsies re
ceived Smith with open arms. told
him they were celebrating their
Christmas. ana invited him 60 par
take OF roast pig and wine. He de-
try 20 make less noise.
William IA. Charlton would have been
happier man Thursday IL ne had
not attempted to fight non support
charge brought b. his wife, while
divorce action was pending. He
appeared in court and fs.Ind his wife
waiting with testimony that so
aroused Judge Lncy that he caused
warrant 70 be sworn out by Mrs
Charlton, and the husband was sent
20 the House OF Correction for 30
days Judge Lacy granted the di-
vorce on the grounds OF extreme
cruelty
In the annual election of the second
baptist church held Thursday eNen-
ing. the following church officers
were chosen. Clerks. Frank v Fos-
ter r. l.. Norris deacon, John
Peters. Sunday school superlnten-
year term. samuel Blackwell. Will
liam c. Osby. James L. Steel. for
two years. III. f. Thompson, }. IL.
Wheeler, for one year James r..
Harris, John H. Fairfax. The menu
bcrship OF the church is eT6
stricken suddenly while crossing the
room IN take his seat at the dinner
table, Thursday evening, Thomas
Christy. 90 years old, No. 22i7 era
tiot-ave., died within q few mo-
ments Mr.. Christy was we'll
known mason contractor and heav-
ily interested In real estate. Mrs
Christy. one son, Robert Christy, and
one daughter, Mrs. Walker III. Smith
survive. Funeral services viii be
held in the home, Saturday after
Another "innocent bystsndcr" has
found this to- be sad and weary
world. A jury in Judge MAndell =
court, Thursday, refused to allow
John Bcdnarkiowit2 any part OF the
$4,000 damages asked from Horace
kendrick. OF the firm OF Thirty X
kendrick. alleging false arrest Bod
narlSiewiN was arrested during a
strike in 1912. and claimed Ken
drick caused the arrest, although he
was only an innocent bystander
witnesses, however. resumed tnat
he attempted 10 unionize "A BOY with
big scantling.
Cieophace Boisjolic, Us years old. No.
525 MuIiett-st, weIi-knovn shoe
maker. died. Wednesday, following
a short illness Boisjolie had made
shoes for DetrOits 400" for over
40 years. He came to Detroit from
his birthplace near Montreal An
active member Of St. Joachim's
church. Mr.. Bdisjolie was Il member
and officer Ia several Catholic So
cleties The surviving family In
cludes five daughters and one son.
Funeral services VIII be held IN st.
Joachim's church, Monday morning.
john ID. Biggers. who resigned ns as
sl snr. .seresaF OF the Board Of Of
become secretary OF the Toledo Com
merCe cub, has left that position TO
become ASSISTANT treasurer or the
owens Bottle Machine Co. of To-
ledo. one OF the largest concerns In
the state. Mr.. Biggers was grad p
uated from the University OF Mlchl-
gan In 1909 He was wHth Larned.
Carter x Co. for year, and then
became membership secretary OF the
Board OF Commerce. In 1871 he be-
came assistant secretary lie was
also treasurer OF the Adcraft club
for time,
Mrs. Agnes Mccartney was substituted
Thursday, by Judge Hun1ey, ns ad-
ministrator of hur husband estate,
for A. l.. Kent, appointed at the time
OF the death OF Mccartney, Grand
Trunk employe. The widow alleged
a1fhnnph oh from