The Detroit times., 1914-04-15
IN DETROIT

IN DETROIT
Eima owen. "A i2-lenr-oid Negroes liz
iaE nt NJ. 25J NongresS-st. east, dis
I,1rstoW school. Tuesday afternoon,
aud her parents have asked the po-
lice 10 search for her
urs. Charles A, Luckenbaeh need no
longer waste her warmth on the "hu-
man lCicle.' as she calls her husband.
She was granted divorce Tuesday
afternoon. In her bill OF complaint
she alleged her husband would not
Kiss her or even smile at her.
GEORGE 4. Cram has been appointed
trustee In the bankruptcy proceed
irEs OF William ~. Traves. who re-
Gently asserted his Insolvency was
caused By inability TO collect t33OOO
due him from the school board. Ills
Liabilities are scheduled AZ s4o0Oe
Clarence VI. Chadwick, member of the
bOnrd of IectureshIp of the ChristiRn
Science church, VIII give two free
lectures ia Detroit, sunday, April lS,
la the Detroit opera house al
o'clock I'm the afternoon, ana In the
First church al o'clock, IA the eve
ming.
Mrs. MInnIe PanLow, wife of Charles
n 4. PankOw, formerly Of Detroit, died
sunday, In the family home in Elgi In,
M Mrs Pankow was a native ~
Oshawa. Ont She was well known
in Detroit before removing 10 Elgin.
vi T.
ters, survive.
4 John HeItt, ~ years old. Of No. 40
Mechnnic-st.. was arrested, Tuesday
afternoon, on a charge OF Ielonlous
assault, walter Moran, Of No, 90
Brush-st.. alleges that lleitt shot
hlm In the foot as he was walking
at Beaubieu-st and Gratiot-avea
y saturday night
dag, In the residence, No. a0i
twelfth st, Tor John \. MetZner,
who died Tuesday. Mr.. Metzner was
born In Germany and had lived 10
d we'll known as soap manufacturer
tie Is survived By his wife one son
and three daughters
John D.. Moore. OF New York. who has
lust returned from a trip around the
world, will address the members Oh
4 the y NJ. g. A. Twenty Four Hour
a-Day club in the NJ. G. A. Thurs
day night on World Impressions.
The club supports four secretaries
\ IA Constantinople and numbers about
zoo members
I, Ten members Of the wolverine Auto
4 mobile club were sworn In. Tuesday,
4, special officers Of the police de
partment To help In enforcing the
traffic ordinance. The specials are
, given the same powers as the speed
! cops" and traffic officers, and were
presented with neat gold badges by
y Commissioner Gillespie,
q james Orlando, ave years old, of No.
III Iarned-st. east, who dentally
4 shot himself in the head with re
I volver which he found in dresser
4 drawer, while playing in his sisters
> home on Hastings st, TWO weeks
\ ago. died in 81. Marys hospital.
4 2tsS19ag 9steENooH, IoE9Aer "''''-
{ CESS is making an inSesGgatlon OF
80 the case.
< The senior class committees OF the De-
troIt College of Law hive been mp
pointed follows. Executive, Louis
= Hawkins. Donald Sweeney;
Maurice Miller, Mark Rowley and
q Ralph Clark. cap and gown. Mark
D Rowley. Joseph Page and a. A Pat
8 terson; social, Ralph Clark, Raymond
Baubie and OrVile Foster, Lansing,
9 Maurice Miller, Arthur Virgins and
q Roy Brown
r Citizens of Detroit are invited TO par
I ucipRte In n coon hunt. as the Fac-
\ tory Lunch, No los Piquette-ave,,
n reported 10 the detective bureau that
81. a pet coon was stolen from its cage
d I'm the lunch room some time Tues
Il day night The animal can easily
q be picked from other Coons in the
city, by the fact that il has only two
Il toes on one OF its front feet
E suit for $4,000 was hIed Tuesday nf-
a trrnOon In circuit court by Ida smith,
Ncgress. against Detectives Max
n Grossman. Alex Tremonte and Aug
n ust Pandemer and Patrolman VIII
p lam Winter. charging false arrest
+ and dstention The suit grew out
Q OF the woman's arrest following a
= roundup of Negro women after a
n StabbinE aUaIT IN WnlCh a party OF
h Negro men and women participated.
y Even ~ Lillian Rose Mny was forced
sleep In dog kennel she will
continue TO bear her husband's
name as Judge Lacy, Tuesday, re-
\ fused n divorce decree The woman
a alleged a few weeks ago that her
husband treated her very mean and
3 that one night she was forced 10
sleep i'm a dog kennel The hu sband
appeared Tuesday and denied this.
4 lie also brought some proofs as 70
h his wift's actions that decided the
court in his favor.
Y Miss Margaret 4. Dupont. secretary of
4 the child welfare department of the
ST Vincent de Paul society. rs De-
troits first police woman, having
been sworn in as a special officer
by Supt John j. Downey. Her badge
Y is No 33s The society investigated
l5g Caaes during 1873, and benent
is To be held al the ArmoTy Thurs
day night More than 5000 tickets
4 have been sold. GOV Ferris ana
- Auxiliary Bishop Edward -. Kelly
y OF Ann Arbor will be the speakers,
Benjamin Rumney, brother OF John q. |
q Rumncy, president of the Detroit
Il steel Products Co. died, TUESDAY, IN
Tor many years Mr.. Rumnev was
\ born-tH Detroit - years age-- he I
\ IS survived by his wife one daughter
and four sons Mrs walter ;. Rus
sci No S63 Jefferson ave. ~ a sis
ter n. G Rumney has gone TO Mon
, tana, and IL ~ probable thaI the
II
interment
p Tyo women were Injured by autOmO-
4 bIIes, TuesdnS night. Mrs. Maud VIC
~ phersou, Of No 1Sls Cherry-st.. was
struck as she was crossing Mtchi- |
gau-aXe. at Eighteenth st, and her
llp was disloCated She was taken
home Miss Mabel Freese, Of No. !
I33 McGraw cave. was alighting from
n Fourteenth car al StanleS-aVe
when she was struck by an auto
driven by Thomas krawcke, OF No !
hI1 Wesson- nave, and was bruised
about the body
charging that John Jansen, saloon J
keeper ne No. 1900 HcIen-aNe., sold
his son intoNicants. August l. Kline
has filed suit for $4,000 against
Janssen and the Michigan Bonding
= and surety company under a pro-
vision Of the Warner-Cramton law.
Jansen was held up in his saloon |
by six boys. one Of whom was Ray |
mona Kline. 10 years old. whose
father brings the suit The saloon |
man denies selling the youth liquor
hut says the boys frequented "a !
neighborng bowling alley
FIRE Marshal John McDun L. Investi-
eating the lire early Tuesday morning
that swept the homes OF Wladislaw
pempkowski No. 20 COPELAND ave.
No