The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-04-22

chase IookS faiooh. Tue puIVhase
price was s5.ieo, Later Cook re-
bought the saloon from Blank for
$4,000 and assumed Blanks debts
contracted I'm The business. Blank
has since left town. Mrs. Blank
claims that Cock promised To pro
teet her investment al the time the
flrs, sale was made
This Is nothing more than an at.
tempt To blackmail Mr.. Cook said
former Judge Hanley who appeared
for the saloonkeeper. The members
OF the committee were doubtful that
they had any Jurisdiction IN the mat.
ter aud took Il under adyisement
Frank NeIman, proprietor OF the
Grand hotel. Nos. li5-lts Randolph
ST.. told the committee IL was dim
cult 10 run n decent cafe because
women OF the street "sneaked IN"
when he wasn't looking. The police
have IN the past taken women out
OF the cafe. and aha committee had
a report that undesirable women
congregated there TO "pick up" men
ana. incidentally TO smoke cinr-
cites IN a private room.
Five cases were cited where little
children ranging in age from ave 10
Is years. were seen in the saloon Of
Peter +. Bukowski. No. $50 Hast.
inss-st.. buying beer by the measure
end liquor IN TASKS.
The parents OF those children are
as much TO blame as the saloon
keeper and ought 10 be arrested"
commented Chairman Dingeman,
The police say that Bukowski's
place IS frequeuted by gang Of
noisy rowdies Feb. 70 4 police ON
Ger was assaulted by Ave men who
came out ~ the saloon
Sept. 2T the police found a noisy
crowd In John Burakowskfs saloon.
No. 1850 Riyard-st.. at $3.50 a. m. A
woman was behind the bar. Blra-
kDwsh said the woman was his
best girl" and that she had dropped
in 10 visit him.
A probationary orlcsr was served
with drinks In William Ackerman's
saloon. No. 1921 Mackaye.. after
Com missioner Gillespie had issued
his order torhiddlng policemen TO
enter saloons. The committee also
had n report that a man and woman
were served with drinks in Acker-
mans grocery on March .: at Sis
O'Clock In the evening April a
man. badly intoxicated. was served
With drinks IN The saloon. the pro-
rrietor laughing az the mans pitiful
condition. another report read.
A woman accused Marshall Ander.
san, No i2ai MichIgan=axe With
serving her husband drink. despite
her protests. The woman did not
appear before tho committee and
the report against him vas dis.
missed.
Joohn Bobescu. No. 4si Kirby-ave.
east. was told that on March 10.
over 30 yonng men. IL OF them un.
der 81 years OF age. were found In
his saloon drinking and dancing.
Nine OF the party were very drunk.
TIe denied the report.
Edward IAChance, No. 1864 Rus
selLst.. denied permission To transfer
hts licepse TO No 40i Clay-ave.. was
sliewed 60 transfer (; 10 No. 500
Gratiot-ave. after he announced that
ne had sold his license TO Joseph
Eielman.
John r. McQuade. whose cafe at
Nc. S. Monroeaye. Ia under IRE,
vas denied permission 10 transfer
his license TO Nos. f7s-l7s John r.
II. he viIl try to renew his license
for the old location.
Charles Mccord and William VII
liams pure based a saloon license Al
No. 1859 Jefferson-ave. east. from
Charles A. Green. williams Is not
citizen and. therefore. cannot owr
In license McCord sold out his In
lterest in the business and Williams
disposed OF his half 10 John Linton
n the committee refuses to renew
ff.n tfrauaa becausp IL was held DJ