The Detroit times., 1914-01-17
IN DETROIT

a Miehignn Central railroad ticket
ko"d tor travel from Charlotte,
Mich TO Buralo and return. was
FOUND In mail bag Ina the postofhce
frlday morning The ticket can be
claimed in the postmastcr's office.
Ut u. 4. Nicnas, member OF the Uonrd
of Education from the Fifteenth
ward VIII distribute 500 tooth
brushes 20 poor children Of the
schools, to encourage them In cure
"a their teeth He will also make a
number ot addresses In the schools,
beginning in the Webster school.
next Thursday
The value OF the rove or Mrs. Harry
&. Pratt wns placed at $4,000 by her
divorced husband when lac brought
suit against Fred Beggeman In
Judge Colds court Friday, the jury
announced that in its opinion ~ was
worth only $3.50 All parties IN the
suit are from WyandOtte.
y. }. kaiser. OF NJ. .20T East Grand
blvd. salesman for the Cudahy
Packing Co. wrote 10 the local
branch or the firm Jan. Z. that ne
had had fall in Kalamazoo. ana
the Arm has been unable 70 get any
trace OF him since. lie rs 40 years
old. married and had an excellent
reputation as salesman, MS en-
ployers state.
A. long a. Mex Heinrich's hypnotic
power was used 10 practice only ON
Max Lietzaus two little girls Let
Eau did not protest but when ms
influence was directed IA the way or
Mrs Lietzau IL was different. AZ
least he hurried down 70 the court
OF domestic relations, Friday ana
demanded divorce. which Juuge
Lacy denied But one divorce was
granted Friday. Jennie l.. Art being
given "A decree against Jacob Ia ART
That not only the general health nnd
nnnncisi condition OF the immiHrhnt'
but also his ancestry, should De IN
quired INTO before he ~ admitted 10
r the United states. was argued ~
Or. Otto CHASER, professor OF zoology
IN the University OF Michigan, IN a
lecture on "The new heredity, IN
the Detroit Museum OF Art, Friday
evening DR.. A T. RuthVen. custodian
OF the University OF Michigan mu
scum, Will tell OF his south Amerl-
can travels. Feb. 20. In the museum
Judgment was given. Friday, by Judge
Van Zfie to Gottfried Nistie. coal
dealer in his suit for $32l.aB against
the Rev. Bernard ZmiJewzki former
pastor OF St Florian's Roman Cath
Ollie church. Hamtramck. for coal
sold the parish A new pastor ~
now In charge and the coal dealer
win endeavor 70 collect the Jug
ment from him. Bishop Foley at one
time was named az a defendant In
the suit. but the plaintin withdrew
the action against him.
The Detroit Accident Prevention con-
ference VIII hold Its second meeting
OF the year In the Hotel fuller, next
Thursday evening. Dinner viii Dc
served at 81 person w. Ii: Cam
eron. secretary treasurer or the Ma
tional Council for Industrial Satety'
formerly connected with the Ameri-
can Steel Foundries Co. VIII spehk
on Foundry hazards" Illustrating
his talk with zoo stereopticon views
In the annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Michigan Wire Cloth
CO. held Friday. the following otn -
GERS were chosen. President, VII
liam J. Chittenden SIR, vice -presl-
dent Frank II. Croul. secretary
treasurer and general manager
Hugh OConnor. assistant secretary,
\ &. T.. Botsford directors, w H.
"a Brace Arthur GO OConnor. w
ChitteRden. ST.. Frank H. Croui and
n Hugh OCounor.
Il Stockholders OF the FelIowcraft club
viii hold their annual meeting Tues
Il day evening Polls for the election
N or governors 20 MI vacancies on the
4 hoard Will be open from noon unul
H D. m The terms OF VIII A. Waite
Il Richard Jackson. Jr.. and william!
Il Van sickle expire. The new COVER
1 nors VIII he chosen from the follow
ing: Charles l. Nieman, WIZ a
Waite, William p Bee. Richard
Jackson r.. g. j. Netting, Arch NIL
Ter. r. Collamore. John Whittaker'
Fred H. Diehl. c. A, Spaulding. .. n.
Anderson ana w. I. Bush.
Malcolm J. Mcleod, collector of inter-
A nal revenue, has discovered that two
men nominated as deputy inspectors
under the new income tax law can
not serve because they are listed on
his books a. cigal manufacturers
Il The law declares that any interndi
revenue ofncer-and the income tax
q - 10 be levied by these officers
4 who IL connected with the manufac-
ture OF tobacco shall be sublsct 70
4 fine OF from $500 to $4,000. The men
named are j. III. Molitor and Frank
/ Schoenherr Their bonds are nled in
the office OF the internal revenue
collector az cigar manufacturers.
warrant for the arrest of Louis
Freedman sworn out, Friday, by
Mrs. Louis Epstean or NO. 4OU ~.
Antoine-st, who charges that "hiie
acting "a guardian OF her own ana
her brothers estate Freedman con-
verified property valued at $1,000 into
money and left the state with H.
Mrs Epstean's father died six years
ago and Freedman was appointed
her guardian by Judge Durfee tie
was removed In 1903 when Mrs. Ep-
steam came OF age. and was ordered
20 turn over tho property Jan. ..
1913 He IL supposed 10 be on a Farm
in Missouri
berg. charged with using the mails
TO defraud in connection with the
business OF the United FURNITURE
CO. has been adjourned. by Federal
Judge futile uftil next Tuesday.
Rosenberg's attorney Is making q
hard light to free his client and Fri.
day members OF a Womens club IN
River Rouge were placed on the
stand TO testify that they purchased
goods from Rosenberg on the club
plan and were satisfied with the ar
tfcles they received. The indictment
against Rosenberg was returned In
1909. The government brought sew
eral women witnesses from Michigan
and Indiana towns TO TESTIFY against
Rosenberg
Condemnation proceedings brought by
the hoard of Educntioa to acquire
the property between ST. Auhin ave,
Lyman pl.. Dubois-st. and Trombley-
ave were opposed Friday by rep
resentativeS OF Adele Thompson.
owner in Judge Murphy's court.
They hold that the board agreed TO
buy the property for S24. 200 The
board holds that Lyman-pl and Du-
vbois-st had not been extended at
the time of the deal. and that the
acceptance OF the plat now would
force IL To buy strip 20 feet deep
the fun 1ength OF the Dubois-st. line
aud two feet Oh the LYMAN III front.
The ease was continued until Feb 2
Albert W. Harvey. for 20 years en-
pioyed by the American Express
company az q messenger on the To-
ledo and Jackson divisions of the
Michigan Central railroad. died. Fri
day. I'm the family home. No. Isl
I.incoln-ave. Mr.. Harvey was born