The Detroit times., 1915-01-04
IN DETROIT


dled In Solvay hospital sunday night
from terrible scalds suffered when he
zen into a bucket OF hot water while
playing about his home. saturday
mounted PatroIman Charles Darrin, of
yvp;h ivo nrrhanie-nNe., Was sriehTn
Win paralysis, saturday. and Is IN
serious condition. lie was once
sergeant In the United states army.
Iolce surgeon Griffith Thomas IL
attending him
otto Green, Of No. 220 woodward-ayc.,
reported 90 the police, sunday night
that he was slugged with beer bot
Tie AT Woodbridge and Bates-sts;
early Sunday morning and robbed OF
About 100 members OF the Detroit
Newsboys association attended n
meeting in the Telegraph building.
sunday afternoon, over whlch Presl-
Gm 9ent John l. Baxter, presided =,
points OF which he illustrated on the
blackboard
RALPH Phelps has sold, through J.
Sr,rs SSr,sssnbsrg 10 Mrs. Dyar; ;od the s,sSit solid
ave- west. for $500. Adolph Roth
has bought. through Mr., Greenberg.
the southwest corner OF Alfred and
Rivard-sts. consisting of stores and
hats. for $1,000.
Detroit servinns held a meeting sun
day evening at No. 27s2 Woodward
ave-, to renew efforts 10 raise funds
European war. A total OF s26S was
collected. George Hadritch, chair
: man OF the meeting, urged the Ser
VANS TO give literally for the aid OF
their country.
Sheriff Milton Oskman reported 20 the
police. sunday. that his 500 over
coat was stolen from the sheriffs
residence adjoining the county Jail.
leves that some "panhandier," call
Ing at the house for aims while
everyone was absent. helped himself
10 the coat
her home at No. 23S Hale-st., sunday
afternoon, declaring that she was
going to the German Lutheran ceme-
terry. where her children are buried.
Search was made when she failed TO
return In the evening, and no trace
OF her has been found.
Hey sidewalks brought Injury TO two
persons. sunday. Fred weln. 80 years
old, of No. 495 Thirtieth-st.. frac-
tured his left ankle in a fall at Her
bert and Thirtieth- SITS. and Richard
Beard, aged q. OF No. 11s Horton
ave, injured his right knee when he
fell at Horton-ave. and John R.-st,
George w. Dickinson, secretary and
general manager of the Michigan
State fair. has been notified that he
has been appointed a member OF the
executive committee OF the National
Association OF Exposition and Fairs.
The executive committee In charge
OF the business AFFAIRS of the organi-
zation. which is composed OF repre-
sentatives OF about $50 fairs and ex-
positions.
Local immigration officers do not look
for q falling on In Immigration as
a result OF the proposed new law I'M
creasing the head tax from 81 to So.
Under the new law an alien having
been once deported cannot return.
Tubercular foreigners are ,exiled for
ever, and gYpsies can be barred un-
der a Vagrancy clause.
DR.. Herbert Harper. brother Of Mrs.
Margaret McCready, who was ac-
Quilted In the local federal court re-
GENTLY OF charge of having written
poison pen" letters 70 prominent
persons in Ypsilanti. is in Providence
hospital suffering from a nervous
breakdown, due, it Is said, to the
mental strain attending his devotion
TO his sister during the trial.
Federal Judge Tuttle will hold In abey-
ance the motion of the promoters of
the Savage Motor Co, seeking 10
ouash indictments against them. un-
til the appellate court has ruled on
the action OF District Judge Hollis
ter, or Cincinnati. who released the
motor car company promoters there
on a similar charge. Delbert II. Cum
mlngs, Robert w. Flshback and Ed
win II. Taylor are the three against
whom indictments stand
81 believe that only a small portion
or those who climb the ladder to
prosperity do so through pushing
others down into the niire OF misfor-
tuneP' said John Kendrick Bangs:
Saturday evening. in the Board OF
Commerce auditorium, as he scored
the "slanderous muckracking maga-
zines" In the course of a humorous
address on ''Salubrities l have met"
Mr. Bangs termed the late Mark
Twain the prince Of salubrities."
Cyril +. kleyn, student In the engi-
neering department. of the Uniyersity
OF Michigan, will not have to face
trial in the federal court on charge
OF writing profane letter to Prof.
Ne Hannigan. OF the Royal Academy
arrested Sept. IA. but II has just be-
come known that the grand jury re-
fused to return an Indictment
censed at the professor for having
eloped with the formers sister.
Arifa Mohnmmed. 21-yesr-old laborer
I'm the Ford plant. was arrested by
Detective John. Hayes; sunday, on
roommate, several days ago. and
Mohammed's faith In the value OF
hush money is entirely gone: He
told Hayes that he had paid $40 to
fortune teller to keep his secret.
when the seer. holding Mohammed's
trembling hand. suddenly remarked:
ne promptly handed over the hush
money Later the detectives recov-
cred the $40 from the fortune teller.
whom Mohammed accuses of tipping
The New Year resolutions Of Roy Glad
well, 20 years old, who gave himself
up TO the police, New Years eve, de-
claring that he wanted to start 1915
right. without the taint OF theft on
his conscience. went glimmering.
just like thousands OF other resolu-
tions OF the sort go, each year. Roy
was arrested, late Sunday night,
carrying an overdose OF liquor and
an overcoat that the police believe
Is stolen; Lester A. Hibbs. OF Wash
ington d, c., who was with him.
his home is in Fordwick. Va Glad
wells conscience hurt him on ac-
count OF the theft OF So from a
restaurant where he worked as
waiter. His action in giving him
caused him to be released on
suspended sentence.
The winter term of the Detroit bible
institute, a department of the Y. NJ.
In the auditorium will mark the re-
turn of the classes In Bible study
and the appearance Of several new
ryity Dr. j. PercivaI Huget will
take the place OF the Rev E. H.
Pence as leader of the Business
MendaH Mens sioie vsas elaass which Which meets every
study for the term will be The
manhood OF the Master" A new class
for men who desire to know better
how TO study the Bible Is TO be or.
ganized tonight. following the sup
per. by the Rev. w. II wray Boyle
Both the day and night schools Of
the Detroit Technical institute open
today.
Tom May. cnrtoonIst of The Times. I'm
an fliusfrnted talk I'm the Museum OF
Art. sunday, TO an audience that
packed the auditorium, warned his
hearers against wasting their money
on correspondence schools OF cartoon
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