The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-16


ter Mrs. Elizabeth Gschwind, No. B96
Ellery-st. Mrs. Steinneiser wac born
in Germany and had lived IN Detroit
since 1866. She Is survived by three
sons and four daughters.
A special exhibit OF hooks In the ref
n erence room of the Detroit public
library offers useful and timely sug-
gestions and gives a survey OF the
Kinds OF employment and various
careers open 20 young people. The
books have been placed In the IL
brary with view TO aiding boys
and girls who have completed school
60 consider what occupations may DO
prohtably followed.
Miss Hester Leila Harrah, daughter Of
hr. and Mrs. Charles W. HArrah, No.
l50 PlnBree- died, Monday, in
the FAMILY home. OF chronic heart
trouble the-yeHfts -iady was TO have
graduated this week from the forth
Woodward private school The sur
viving FANNY Includes the parents
and sister, Miss Helen HaTrah fu-
neral services Will be held In the
: home Wednesday afternoon.
Alex Goethe, of MRplewood, \, D., was
ON his way Ia the depot after visit
ing his cousin, Police Captain A. j.
Rogers, OF the corporation counsel's
once Monday night, when he was
stopped suddenly AZ Jenerson-aye.
pinioned his arms behind him,
while another man calmly helped
| himself TO S25 that Mr.. Goethe car
RED, AIS Also taking some checks and
I'd his experience 10 the police.
The following transfers In the fire de-
partment were made by the commits
1 sion, Monday afternoon: John A.
Schmitt. cadet at Ladder No. 4 to
driver at Engine No. 33, Archie H.
Buck. ladderman at Ladder No. 2
10 pipeman at Engine No. IS, John
a. Grant cadet at Ladder No. l TO
ladderman at Ladder No .. Walter
w Ochs. substitute 10 cadet on trial
at Ladder No. Lawrence Gibbons,
substitute, to cadet OH trial at En-
CINE No 9.
Coroner Rothacher held an autopsy,
Monday, ON the body of the unidentI-
fled man found on the bank Of the
River Rouge, sunday afternoon, The
examination showed that the man
had a weak heart. but though the
coroner Is reasonably certain that
death was due 10 natural causes he
sent the stomach and kidneys TO
County Chemist Clark for analysis.
The initials "P. s. and M. l. s." on
the mans hat and collar are the
only clew to his identity.
Frank Holland, of No. Sol Jefferson
ave, was arrested, Monday night by
Patrolman Brow. on the charge of
stealing case OF photographs from
Herbert \. Herschel, guest in the
~>>Liriswold house, but the officer was
unable TO find George Elmer. a room-
mate OF Holland, also charged with
the theft. a half hour after Holland
station to learn why his friend was
held. lie gave his name, and was
placed in a cell.
Mrs. ben ~. Lindsey, formerly Miss
Henrietta BreNoOrt, Of Detroit, VIII
come 10 Detroit soon to spend the
summer with her parents. Or. and
Mrs. f. j. CHppert No. IL Dearborn
ave Judge Lindsey will accompany
her 10 Detroit and viii then leave
on lecture tour. Mrs. Lindsey viii
rejoin him in Vermont toward the
end OF the summer. Her health has
been very poor partly because OF
Denver's altitude, partly because Of
the attacks made on her husband
by his political enemies,
Funeral services were held, Tuesday
afternoon, In the home of George q.
Watson. No, 81 NarrenTaVe. west
for MIR. Watsons brother, William
Watson. who died last week in the
Canadian northwest where he had
gone two months ago in the hope Of
benetiting his health Mr.. Watson
was 80 years old and for several
years conducted "A confectionery busi-
lie was a member OF Palestine
lodge, +. & A NJ Mrs. awtson and
two-year old daughter survive.
l.. u. sisIer, great record keeper of the
knights of the Maccabees OF the
World. has issued call for the loo
members OF the review, the govern
ing body OF the order, TO meet IN the
Hotel Cadillac July 20, to take action
on the merger with the knights or
the Modern Maccabees, which APP
proved the merger in their Gonven-
ton last week IN Bay city. The &C
tion will be merely formal in conn
pliance with the demands Of the state
Insurance department. Mr. sister
says there VIII not be dissenting
vote.
John MonIgo IL years old, criticized
the spaghetti In Angelo Corso's res
taurant No. 413 RIVard-st, where ne
boarded Monday night, and the chef
I'm IN nj A. = a
his displeasure by lev cling revolver
at JOINS head and pulling the. trls-
ger The bullet crashed into Johns
cheek knocked out one tooth. ana
clipped "A piece from his tongue
Monigo spat out the tooth. bullet and
piece OF tongue. and was taken 10
hurt Detectives Tremontie and
Hayes lay in wait all night IN GioN-
annts rooming house, but the suspect
failed to appear.
J. L. Wilson, manager of the Walk
over shoe Co., addressed the Grand
River-aye. Improvement association,
Monday evening, on saturday even
ing closing In the discussion toI-
ent agreed TO Close tour nights
week at o'clock, Monday evening
at o'clock and saturday evening at
o o'clock. A committee was APP
pointed TO make this action general
one merchant, +. d. She'll. No: 800
Grand River ave, member OF the
Z.
close his store Saturday evening at
o'clock and all other evenings at
o'clock.
Judge Codd and school Inspectors
Numford and LOurie are among
host OF people making an attempt
TO prevent the retirement OF Miss
Louise T.. Munger, grade principal
in the Central high school, under
the 66-year age limit rule. They
contend that Miss Mungers services
are still OF great value to the school
Chairman Condor, of the teachers
committee, though he admits that
Miss Munger Is still efficient says
, that IL would be unwise TO break the
rule as IL would open the way Tor
further exceptions and end In de-
stroying IL.
Dr. Felix Pr1oyIowski, city physician,
discharged by the poor commission,
June 10, Will be given hearing be-
fore the civil service commission.
June IS Howard Mcintosh. who has
been or the ID y. w. books both as
a driver and laborer. may lose his
mace on one OF the city asphalt
trucks II the commission decides
that q chauffeur Is not q laborcr.
The question lis under discussion.
Also Or Frank +. Lodge, medico-
legal expert who resides In High
land Park may continue on the city
payroll II the commisston can md
a rule which provides for the ap-
Monument OF special officers without
examination. where tho position TO
be filled requires extraordinary sell
enttfc knowledge or ability.
In the summer meeting of Detroit
Prrsbytery. Monday. In the Forrest.
Dvogb,.torfap church house. action