The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-30
IN DETROIT


oogUe. Isaae ,. MILLS. with . record Of
9ers thar . years % aetivs service
home. No. ii Amhsrs s.staSi He was vas
~ years old, and was retired ave
years ago. His widow survives.
1oaesal services were held Monday sf-
eee1oon, fer Mrs. Emtly Fars, widow
No. $50 ssiS Ss sss family M1s h Sass
wes the mother OF William F'arr. enl-
Rioysd q. teller In the Peoples
1ssvy y. CIsegh. ssrner general na.-
49, = I e: hs.s Tsf,.s1.s.s C.; Aos g
thA Dettoit Real Estate board. His
appoint ment fills afvacancy that has
existed about two months. since the
reslrcmsnt OF Il. Il. TyrelL
-: AZ o M1,:: r M.sI Ps::sS. e
aes received a cablegram announce
lng the death In Berlin OF his mother.
rs johanna Hopp. Mrs. Hopp re-
Gently returned TO her home IN Ger
tSoie with her son.
1eeoy II. Gibbs. husiness nanager 0f
too h0ara 81 commerce, Has rendered
his resignation. to take effect April
4 His successor has not been
eject that Secretary Byres H: Gitch-
Al Will not continue In office are
said by President Warren 20 be with
81 cs'l 49, .'ssSs:nss. ::: ::..e. :.
eight months In Jackson prison. He
nsd been arrested many times on
Snspicion. before police finally got
s.% Tish the Michael fsSnn;a Mich
sault WAS sentenced to Is months
20 three years In Jackson.
Funeral services Will he held, Tuesday
morning. In San Franeesco's church
Tor John Colombo. who died sudden
No. Ss6 Ersktne-st. Mr.. Colombo was
20 years old and had lived In De-
troit IS years. He is survived by his
Attorney Louis Colombo 10 a son.
ne 1ellewing members Of the Detroit
Ieaahers' anseciation have been nO0-
inated by the organization to serve
~ trustees OF the hospital endow-
Mary A. Ait. Miss Elisabeth Bowles
and George Berkaw. The annual
election will take place, Saturday.
April IL. In tho board OF education
Discovery Of . hat belonging 10 Alex
MeColluns . Studebaker employe. On
the dock ut the foot Of Clark -ave,
early Sunday morning, has led to tho
oelio3 that McCollun either fell Or
jumped into the river, az he was seen
offering about the dock. earlier In
the night. Charles Helm. OF No. 1892
JEFFERSON west. found the hat,
which was identified az McCollums
Five alse.s-an aged couple. N insane
sent to New York for deportation by
the local immigration officials. Sun
day. The government II picking up
the human drift that = e sss Sss
less tide OF immigrants and sending
teosndents and undesirables back 20
the land Of their nativity. Locally
sp s SSs Of the Sss a Msm rs.ids s
Police Justice Matthew b. Gaiaey re-
turned to the city. sunday and said
that the release orders signed with
his name. which brought freedom for
raids were sUSh Bona S fsiSs which ended
any curiosity that the police might
have had. relative to the matter
Justice Gainey's right to order the
the Officers thought that some one
en- the Judge
Corperation Counsel Lawson, In his
anaW eP to the petitions 81 the civil
service commission for an Injunction
to prevent the further payment OF
salaries to board OF health and re-
corder's court employees not appoint
ed under civil service. argues that
while the court 10 q state tribunal,
aaisher being part Of the city gov
the turisdiction Of the commission.
ter1tOon.
rOneral services fer Miss Matte A.
1tvtnGsP, sisteR ~ e. .. stranger.
manager OF the state Mutual Life
sn.msncs Co.; OF DStroif wn sst. rie a.
Atlanta. Ca. will be held Tuesday
afternoon. In the family home In this
city. No. 336 Putnam.ave. Mics
s sssnSsad S Ss .~ 80 ysaTs s,a sss
Stringer and w. J. Stringer. the lat
ter Of BEDFORD. and two sisters. Mrs.
d. v. Jackway and Mrs. l.. f. Becker.
both OF Atlanta.
hessAip campaign 81 the board Of
commerce had Melted SIS new men,
bcrs The time limit has been ex-
tended to "Wednesday night: by which
nave registered 1000 new members.
james Kailantyne's team succeeded
IT, winning the free transportation
On the summer trip OF the board Of
members. the largest number obtain
cd by any team. The federal league
scored ESQ new members. the Amer
icar 223 an0 the National 100.
Fuasrai services viii be held. wedses-
Blessed Sacrament for Anthony 0rix,
who died Sunday. in the old home
stead, opposite Palmer park. Mr..
Gix ws sy g SSssr. Sa w: Mons :hs For
IS, years at the bench: Mr. Grix pur-
chased a farm opposite that OF the
late Senator Palmer. A year ago
ss oss : now e. Gz
park. Mr., 0rix agreed to the sub
division only on the understanding
that he be allowed 20 occupy his
ncmsstead until asath. Hs - sur
The war sgalast the cigarette n De-
tYo1t. startea ~ Dr. d. II. kress. Of
Chicago. will continue and AZ an Inn
portant move In the warfare Il -
shs T%ssssssk Century so club that De-
ala by establishin9. clinics in their
! plants with the plant doctor IN
Of doing all possible TO overcome the
habit among their mon. 4 clinic ~
being held in Grace hospital every
saturday morning. and charge OF
treatment. rhoss who wish are
use IL 90 they may continue their
treatments Ct home.
r.sg.s. go .sst s.Ssrt - :. ne
west, early sunday morning. biowinE
EFFORTS we're All Tor nauIht. = they
: rear nrs escape, doscsndins from
the sscond Moor 20 the office. where
they first tackled the bic SAFE. pour
Ing Just the required quantity. Of
the combination plate 70 loosen the
look and blow it lnslde the safe. Dis
appointed but not disheartened. they
wrapped wet .blanekts around the
again met With m empty cash box.
They ovorhau3ed every nook OF the
office IN search for hidden plumber,