The Detroit times., 1914-11-11
IN DETROIT

ssSssrgs n. Maui hes announced nina.
The new ssysntssnth ward. He lives
- No. stl Baldwtn-avs.
~ ws.ifr.d y. Kias. n years old
fonIRserea fron her. home NJ No
husband has asked the assistance
q c0khe police In locating her.
vsAeral Judge Tuttie has is.ued q.
ereer onnrming the sale OF the
claims OF IS creditors OF the Ameri-
can voiturette Co. for 800. 600 The
$3.50 Kendall. 20 years old. OF chat-
on Myrtle car Tuesday afternoon
and later discovered that $40 In cash
and his return ticket had been
stolen. He was left penniless.
1esths e. Den.ien. OF No. 00e seven
tsesnst. reported 60 the police that
sne WAS robbed OF her handbag con-
tanning s2s and a gold watch. al
Hancock and Third-aves., Tuesday
pignL = man snatching the bag from
1yslya Etemperor. 2s years old. Of
Ne. eo1 Maek-ave.. IL In q critical
condition In 81. Mary's hospital from
cnioroform which the police report
gates she took with suicidal intent.
signed.
Dr. >. ID. Kennedy, formerly q member
Har rns board n,n. 81 Health. may ,sccesd
oommissio a'nsDS Mrs on the iiS ssry
expires at the end OF the Year. and
DIR. Kennedy Ii said to have the
pledges OF a majority OF the school
board members.
allowing that more than 81, 900. 900
parcels are handled by the parcel
post division Of the Detroit postof-
noe In a year, The monthly bust
Atxfio a. "
perienced a wonderful growth dur
Ing the past year
FINDING . bottle Of strychnine tablets
wAiie PLAYING about her home Tues-
years old, Of No. iSs woodbridge st.
east, mistook the deadly poison for
candy and ate Is OF the pellets. dy-
Ing soon afterward. Coroner Bur-
CESS decided an inquest unnecessary.
Frank Bahr. OF No. 27s Toledo-ave..
was run down by an auto driven by
Harry Hyde. of No. so Virginia park,
a Woodward and Piquette- ayes.
5ured about the head and body Hyde
was arrested on reckless driving
charge. but was later released by
order OF Judge Connolly.
George Chraska. 10 years old. who
camps near Menominee last Friday.
ended his life with poison In the
home OF Mrs. Vincent Dombroska.
kNo. law 1Htnt-st., luttudy
noon, leaving note which read:
II have done this myself; please say
q mass for me-" The reason for his
act could not be learned, and Cor
oner Burgess could learn nothing or
the mans relatives.
Hrs. Hermaa steinhoits. % years old.
applied for q warrant Tuesday for
the arrest of her son, aged 80. on
charge OF assault Clerk Howard
Bowman questioned the aged woman,
who said that her son whipped his
/ she wanted him arrested. ITS the
same stick you used TO whip me
with" said the son. who had follow
cd her TO court. They were told to
30 home and patch up their diner-
ences on discipline.
Eafl Peterson. - years old. OF Han
cock, Mich- and Fred Moore. aged
%. of Hartford Conn, were arrested
by Detectives Kolb. Steinhebel and
Roggers, Tuesday, on the charge OF
holding up s. L. Wildwood. OF Wind
! of his watch. Peterson had pawned
the watch In q Michigan-ave. shop
4 and when he and Moore tried TO
redeem II they were arrested. Moore
insisted that he didn't know Peter
SON. but had loaned him the money
' TO redeem the watch.
CAr1 Witherington. n barber nj No. $50
!, %. AntOlne-st., welcomed journey
7 man barber who sauntered In Tues
day. a. Witherington had some bust
stranger in charge OF the shop. Re-
1 turning he found that his shop had
moved. All OF the razors. .strops and
: other movable "hxings" had disap-
peared, and so had the stranger, who
had locked the doors before he left
Detectives Martin and Smith later
arrested James Thomas. alias p. VIII
bars. alias J. Moore. who says he IL