The Detroit times., 1915-02-01
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r.sry 4, eat and Ii On sale NJ the
Two horses were burned 10 death 0.
the barn. NJ the rear Of s2s Erskiss-
ST.. sunday afternoon. In hre OF
supposed incendiary origin. The
horses were owned by Tony Rosso
and Tony Basta.
TIE wea~a Taxpsyer.' league viii
held = mass msetia. Wednesday az.
room Of the board OF education. In
RESPONSE To an appeal from Mrs. J.
~ Bailey. monster meeting V an
TIE Tenth Ward Republican club Will
hold tts monthiy meetinE In AppeI's
hall. Lincoln-ave. and Eighteenth-s ST,
Monday night. at 1880. Lunch Will
and Speaking ' M hsrs Marx 0s viii mu ste
tend. The public Is invited
TIE annual banquet or the Builder a
Traders' exchange will be held In
the new F ststisr hotel on Thur, ~.
NJ least 400 members will be present
The gathering will be an informal
one. Following the banquet there
tertainment.
DetectfveS James Dowd and Gus Ban-
deners Lieut. Alvin h. Hicks. on duty
Ia the mayors office. and sergt
celebrated the twenty first anniver-
sary OF their enrolment on the force,
Monday. They are the only ones
still in service. OF the class that was
sworn In with them.
All social features will he eliminated
from the public inspection drill OF
the First battalion, First infantry.
frolt armory Wednesday night, at
SIS. II will be a strictly military
. AFFAIR. with numerous battle maneu-
M Hsrs. all under s the direction OF MAJ IA
battalion.
Jsseph Elder was held up In his store
NJ No. ISL Greenwood-aSe, sunday
afternoon. and robbed OF ~ the
revolver pointed at the storekeeper.
Just as the roboer was departing
little girl entered the store The
very politely; babe her CHEEKY
Good night" and walked out.
The Ann Arbor railroad hns complied
hgures showing nm estimated loss Of
went into effect, I'm 1905. The com
pany operates between Toledo. o..
and Frankfort, Mich. distance OF
esl miles Vice. President Towsley
says the company cannot continue
TO perform the present service at the
existing passenger rate.
The trial OF John Lighthili. former
food Inspector. charged with ex-
u
Schmidt. produce dealer. was finish
ed In Judge Phelan's court, Saturday
morning, with the testimony OF
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Helme. but the case was adjourned
at noon, and arguments VIII be
started Tuesday morning. Judge
Phelan was busy with ordinance
cases. Monday.
Commerce. Acknowledgement Roy @.
vandercook. OF the Michigan Ma
tional Guard, asks the corporation
OF Detroit manufacturers IN the
work of the guard and in filling up
the ranks of the local companies,
which need about 500 men between
the ages OF is and 35. Many OF the
non-commiss toned officers OF the
guard are shop foremen, he points
out. having won promotion In the
factories by their ability to handle
men, as taught them in the state
service.
A. BeIinsky. az years old, an employc
Of the Ford Motor Co., wa. taken
seriously Ill In his home. No. 1884
Rivard-st.. Sunday afternoon, and
way To st. Mary's hospital. Inquiry
among acanaintances of the man re.
vealed that he was in the habit OF
day. and had just finished his daily
allowance when he collapsed He
was giant In stature, more than SIX
The body was removed to the county
morgue.
H. n. Williamson, for whom q warrant
was iSsued here. some time ago,
manager of the w. G.. Bryan & Son.
and charging forgery Of $50 check.
IL under arrest on similar charge
Il sostS5 is as repre
scented himself here as an agent for
Great Britain, with q contract for
some $4,000 worth Of leather goods
dined by Mr.. Shaklett. and finally
friend"
TIE eugenics hin and other public
the present legislature will be dis
cussed In a mass meeting called for
Thursday night in the Y. M. Q. A.
Detroit Federation of Civic associa-
lions and the Federation OF civic
F., centers. The meeting will open with
Williams on the necessity Of COM
OF such measures. The meeting has
be- been n sssd X ssg Of t. s
tieth Century club. who has been
prosecuting a vigorous campaign In
behalf of the public health measures.
Birdie Brown. 2s years old. was mr..
stealing Sl75 from Frank Natzman.
Of No. 214S Joseph Campau-ave. In
the Point cafe, opposite police mead
quarters. Nov. IS, and Detectives
Elienstein and Tremontie. who ham
died the case, express little sur
prise that policemen, ordered to be
on the lookout for Birdie, failed to
catch her. These are few OF the
names that she used. Birdie Brown,
Birdie Smith, Birdie Carlisle. Blanche
Anderson, Blanche Schumacher. Mary
Doe. She was finally arrested at No
l6s Congress east, and admitted,
the detectives say. that she got t140
from Mailman, but declared that he
gave her the money. Her case was
set for Feb. 2, md ,she was held In
$500 bail.