The Detroit times., 1914-01-07
IN DETROIT

INK, ia the EiuWtWrtes care, ON the
provisions of the new city charter.
Charles kellogg. tae naturalist. who
10 the headIincr of the Temple the
uter bill this week, Will entertain
the Boy Scouts. OF Detroit Wednes-
day afternoon az $40 o'clock in the
y. NJ. q. A
Funeral services for Mrs. Charlotte
Berry, widow az William l.. Kerry.
VIII bo held Thursday afternoon. in
Trinity Episcopal church. Mrs
Berry died. Monday, IN Grace hos
pitai. She had no relatives In De
Funeral services were held. Wednes-
day afternoon, for Mrs. sarah SIM
mons. No. l61 Nineteenth st, wire
or George l.. simmons Mrs. sim
mons who died Monday, was 80
years old and is survived BY her
husband. one daughter and four
sons.
Lieut.. Fred Qusckenbush. In charge at
the BertiiIon bureau In police head
quarters has learned from his nnger
print system that Harry smith ar
rested as pickpocket suspect. was
In custody here under the name OF
Harry King In 1912. when he was
picked UP at the state fair grounds
Herman Anthony. OF Cleveland. father
OF Mrs. y. r. Goldberg, of this citS,
died Tuesday, IA Akron, o. IN tho
home OF his daughter Mrs g.
Greenwood MIR Anthony was SO
wears OF age, and before retiring
from business was we'll known
Cleveland clothing merchant
A convention of Michigan prohibit
the Y NJ c. A, Jan. II aud q
Among the program speakers Will
be DR.. Puriey A Baker president OF
the National Anti Saloon league;
Gov. Patterson. OF Tennessee anu
Sam Small, OF Georgia.
Y Edward weIco,nt, only 4. years Old
pleaded guilty before Juage Pheinn
Tuesday. TO two charges or burslhr}.
but on account OF his youth ESCAPED
with sentence or one year "a
Jackson 2s years being the max
mum He was admonished 10 make
model prisoner OF himself ana es-
cape further punishment
FIFTY young men, unterrtned by the
numerous deaths by violence In the
police ranks applied for Jobs as
patrolmen. Tuesday Every one was
under rs years or age. and passed
ing colors They were then or
dered TO take the examination be-
fore the civil service commission
~seeond-story workers" with heavy
soled shoes. made such noise In
tho residence OF Sheldon Brown. NO.
80 King-aye. Tuesday evening that
Mr. Browns ls-year-old daughter
heard them. and telephoned 10 the
police. The burglars heard the
phone call. and escaped. taking only
few pieces OF tewelry Ihey mao
climbed "a porch and entered the
bathroom window.
Mary slayman, 10 years old, of No.
=. Fourteenth-a,e., disappeared from
her home oct. g. after quarreltng
with her father about the proper
way 10 run the household since
then she had communicated with her
mother several times. but has not
been heard from In the last SIX
weeks. and her sister, Nora of No.
2S7 Fourth ave. is anxious TO locaU
her
c. J. W~i.er. for 10 year. secretary of
the Detroit Century club, wns re-
elected 10 that Office again. Tues
day. in the annual meeting OF the
club. the members OF which showed
appreciation OF Mr. Weisers ser
vices In tho presentation 10 him o.
diamond stud other officers
elected are: President William Reid
vice president Harry Mosher, treas
urer. Herman Eberts
Clayton Hnxard. 20 years old, was ar
rested as drunk. mt No. 2l0 VII
liams ave. at midnight Tuesday,
and when taken 10 Grand Rtver-ave.
station, was found TO be suffering
from chloroform poisoning He was
rushed To Grace hospital, where lie
10 still in stupor. and the police
have been unable 10 learn whether
the case liz one or suicide or an
overdose or the drug.
The Detroit Butter and E9g beard I'm
the annual meeting held Tuesday
evening. preceding a banquet in the
Hotel fuller elected the following
officers: President. # A. Johnson
first vice president, III A Shiller:
second yice-president. A. NJ Padelt,
b. l.. Howes, directors, L. w
Brown. w II Throop. +. Thibedeau,
A. j. Speger and Fred Tressell.
Not being sure whether Florence Pi-
snrski is 10 years old or -, Judge
tions TUESDAY decided not TO take
chance and held her 10 be 10 The
girl was in court to make charges
against Morris Hathaway. BY hold
ing her 10 be Is, Judge Lacy turned
the case over to the juvenile court
and Judge Hubert placed the girl
IN the custody OF an Older sister
while he investigated further
The question of teaching personal hy-
giene in the public schools was dis
cussed by DIT Charles T. Chadsey,
superintendent OF schools, and school
principals, in "A meeting, Tuesday
afternoon. in Central high school.
Or. Chadsey outlined method that
he thought could be successfully
used The principals are TO take
the matter under consideration and
turn in report OF their conclusions
TO Or. Chadsey.
Thomas Ciannon was locked up Tues
day In the county Jail after he had
explained to Judge Hanley In pro-
bate court, that ST. John. the apostle,
had conspired with Clannos's former
was going 10 see St John and Sc
cure revenge Detective William
Good hesitated to lock the man up
until Judge Hanley reminded him OF
the death OF Patrolman Snow at the
hands Of maniac laboring under
similar thoughts OF revenge.
Israel schoenaeid has demonstrated
for the second time 10 the sntfsfac-
tion of Judge Hanley that he Ia
sane and hereafter Will live IN
pcace--he hopes. His daughter asked
a guardianship for him and after
ward asked that he be declared IN
sane The trouble grew out or his
marriage Dec "a. lie is 6S years
old Tuesday he demonstrated again,
on O second hearing that his men
tally is rs good the average
mans. and he WINS discharged.
Frank q. Kane, q Detroit newspaper
mnn for nearly 10 years. now head
: OF the department OF journalism In
the University Of Washington, has
sent his Detroit friends invitations
TO the second annual Institute OF the
newspapers OF Washington, 10 be
held I'm Seattle Jan. l5-l7 Mr.. Kane
has reorganIzed the journalism de.
partmcnt of the university until IL
ranks with that OF the University
OF Missouri AS tho best In the coun-
try.
A site for It's new temple was pur-
chased Tuesday by the Detroit Fed
Grafton OF Labor. on the south Side