The Detroit times., 1915-11-29

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Alexander Hobb, 6T years old, OF No.
isS tsh-st., was found dead In bed
SSssS GoTDmerF BSrRess sS es win who Ine
yestigated the aged mans demise.
Death was from natural causes, he
announC ed.
PIsns for the erection OF a modern.
sevea-story nreproof hotel, 90 be
erected on the south side OF Colun-
for Samuel Satovsky. Ground will
be broken for the new building
within the next ten days.
Florence kregar, IL years old. OF No.
1911 Van Dyke-ave. has been miss
ing from her home since Nov. ~,
her father reported TO the police.
Saturday. She was employed as a
clerk In downtown store No rea-
son for her disappearance Is known.
cathedral Of ss, Peter and Paul
closed Sunday night with services
conducted by the Rev. FIR. Vincent
Cleary. FIR. Cleary made plea In
the interest OF the Holy Name So
ciety. organized TO conduct a cam
paign against blasphemy.
The George Horger farm. comprising
about ~ acres lying Just west of
Livernois- ave. and extending from
Warren-Ave. TO fireman nave, OF
Holden-rd., has been purchased by
the Dovercourt Land Co. The land
is valued at about tl50,000. In
1S47 IL was purchased for $40 an
acre.
Charging that he had deprived his
horse of food until the animal was
starving. Arthur Curtis. OF the AMI
NAL Welfare association, has OBJ
teined a warrant for Mike Chulos.
OF No. 25Ii Jefferson ave. east. The
horse was shot by MIR. Curtis. as 1t
was enduring great suffering when
the case was reported.
After an investigation during the last
week, Officers Morris and Hasfelt,
OF the sixth precinct. have made
formal complaint against Peter Sos.
OF No. i2 Yale-st.. and Bello Fray.
or No. IS Medina St. charging
them with having disposed OF in
toxicating liquor without licenses
Warrants have been issued.
known Irish residents OF Detroit.
celebrated her eighty NTH birthday
anniversary. sunday. in her resi-
dence. No 22s7 Grand blvd. west.
Mrs. Teagan Is the mother Of WI
liam Teagan. chief clerk OF the kis-
tlce courts; George, Thomas. Jdsa-
than T.. Mary a, Sarah and Dora
II. Teagan.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon for Louis uhnreich,
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bile club. who died Friday night
The services were from the resi-
dence. No. 1859 Beaubien-st. From
l until 2 o'clock. the funeral hour.
mark OF respect Interment was
In Woodmere cemetery.
doctor oliver q. Houston was mr.
rested Saturday on n charge of hsv-
ing impersonated government Of
fcer. II Is alleged that he deferred
~ 4. L. s.I a -
Fifteenth-st by representing him
self 10 be veterinary surgeon sent
here by the bureau OF animal indus
try In Washington TO investigate
conditions In the local stock yard.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon for CoIborne " right, late
supt rintcndent OF the Canadian
government fumigation station at
the G. l.. X. depot, Windsor. The
last rites were said IN the Wright
Sor. The itev. W r. pescott, pas
tor OF Central Methodist church,
ofhciated. Interment was in Wind
scr Grove cemetery.
During November total of i.5i3
aliens made application for adnnis-
sion to the United states at the
Detroit immigration offce, setting
new record for the month. or
this number 1869 were Canadians
Most OF the newcomers declared
they were in the United states in
search OF work, war having slack
ened the industries I'm which they
had been employed in Canada
While concesiing several silk shirt
waists. taken from tho counters In
Ncwcomb- -Endicotts store, Satur-
day afternoon, Raymond Norman,
~ years old, and Charles Woods.
25. were arrested by Miss Edna
Koch. store detective, and taken 10
headquarters. charged with shop
litiing. The young men said they
had taken the articles TO supply
their sweethearts with Christmas
gifts. Both gave out-of-town ad-
dresses.
Day sfter day the sound OF the hu-
man voice ne II is sent over the
telephone wire figured in the life ~
Sarah q Fletcher. % years old.
MISS Fletcher was a telephone op-
orator Saturday afternoon Miss
Fletcher was married 10 Royal &.
Wright, deaf mute. Wright gave
the Information necessary To OBJ
tain q license by using his pad and
pencil The couple were Joined In
natrimony by Justice OF Peace
Fred De CAV
Cadillac council. No. I43. United
Commercial Travellers association.
viii give an industrial fair In the
armory. Dee 2S 20 and 80. Col
Roosevelt has been invited TO speak.
also Senators Townsend and smith.
The local committee for the fair
includes. President and general
manager. G. &. Starkweather. vice.
president. NJ G. Howarm: secre-
tary. a. w. Wood. treasurer. Lou
Burch. amusemcnts. Frank Ferris
music, Harry Bassett.
Wsnde ring IN the street and mutter-
ing 10 himself, 81 must get tn
work, Harold Walker. % years old,
OF No. 21h Beachwood ave. was
picked up by patrolman Saturday
night and taken TO the receiving
hospital. The young man was found
at Michigan-ave, and Sixth-st In a
daze. Walker. after he had re-
covered. said that he was hit on
the head week ago with roll Of
ftucco. while he was working as
carpenter on the west side.
rae Wousens tfonaI
Missionary society of Detroit will
hold n day OF prayer for home mis-
Thursday. Dec. 2, beginning at
1890 o'clock. The program will be
participated in by Mrs. T. * Mitch
ell. u. psgue; Miss Lucia f.
George q. Carol. Mrs. r. T. Leete.
Mrs. ". w. Robinson. Mrs. NJ. Bond,
Mrs. II. 8 We'll, Mrs. Homer Hen
deraOn Mrs Preston and tho Pow