The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
IN DETROIT

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laa-is wi..ev.ki OF No. IA MsseAsli-
While sne wss woS Ss,sss s ave.
l0.cent utore. Monday afternoon.
someone opened her purse and ex-
lkuichl Tanshs. . Dap bicyeIist, who is
sesriax the world, called ON MAYER
seal OF the city affixed TO his note
book. Kuiohi has been travelling for
eight years and has visited IS coun-
tries. He expects TO finish his world
tour I'm two years.
District Attorney Webster 30, far hss
eniy ~ cases fyr presentation 20 the
grand jury which 'convenesl March T..
stx white slave cases. ineiuding
Clyde Morton and Maade Brownies.
brought under the car seal act and
three under the immigration act
1Es. Catherine Redeem, N years old.
q Ne. 2el Csnneid-ave. west. was
thrown from her seat In O. Hamilton
car when the car coillded with an
ave. and Eiissbeth.st. Monday at
tended her. found that she had suf-
fsrsa iI ,n injuries She ",c was s, re.
Hssece Warren. ~ years old. an I'M
sate OF the soldiers home I'm GRAND
Rapids. secured license, Monday. to
marry Mrs. Nancy Vincent aged 20.
0rand-blvd. It will be several
weeks, he says, before the nuPtiais
be lives In a boarding house near
the Soldiers home. and that's where
the romance started
John Paulsen, bartender for O. J..
Ssn.aat: No: - Ss.tiot,.ve va. ar.
Bandemer and Golden, Monday, when
Schmidt reported that stss had been
stolen from the locked safe in his
lister. and that the only other per.
son who knew the combination of
the safe was Paulsen. Paulsen de-
MED all knowledge OF the theft.
Southern California Edison Co.. I'm
which Detroit capital is largely In
terested. for the year ended Dec. 81;
shows total operating revenues OF
3ss.66. while the operating expenses
were S2.301.37299. n decrease OF
4s6,79l.3S. The total net income was
sS S;isssssss77s' an increase of ass'-
Judge Connolly overruled three motions
60 Srash the city's petition In the
Michigan Central station approach
s9ndsmmatior tss
validity OF the proceedings on var.
tous technical grounds, giving "a
reasons in all why they should be
until Feb. 16. when the IL remaining
5urymen on the list OF "a drawn
originally will be examined.
Park -Gem,nissioner william t. Dust
aad Ira W.. Jayne, superintendent OF
the recroa ton commission, spoke be-
fore the Twenty first Ward Improve
ment association Monday night. The
park commissioner said he thought
the future beauty OF greater Detroit
xrnttlA ha anhanrad nv A m hon.
levard extending from the river
bank on the east TO the river bank
on the west He suggested that now
would be the proper time TO acquire
the necessary property.
Miriam Sevasly, n Boston lawyer. was
In the city Monday I'm the interest
Of the Armenian National Defense
commission, OF which he Is chair
for the purpose OF raising funds to
send Armenians In America back to
their native land for the protection
OF their countrymen. who are fleeing
wrath Turkey. he says. has never
had any use for Armenia, and her
temper is SO bad since she became
embroiled In the European war that
Il n not safe for Armenians to re-
main home They are seeking the
protection OF Russia.
FUNERAL services will be held wednes-
Keiiogg. II years old. who died Mon
day. Mr.. Kellogg was born In New
York state and came to Michigan
time he was prominent in .Democra-
tic politics In this city. Next week
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogs would have
niversary. The surviving family in
ciudes Mrs. Kellogg. two daughters.
Mrs. John Buhi. OF Detroit. and Mrs;
@asy som Frank Frank E. 3 s" Ksioss %a
he American Ceramic society VIII
meet In annual sesyion I'm the Hotel
fuller the first three days OF next
| Manufacturers association Is hold
| ing its convention. Most of the brick
| manufacturers also belong TO I've
Ceramic society. whose purpose is TO
spread knowledge OF the latest pro-
cesses OF brick making. The Cera-
| mic society Will visit the Museum OF
and on wednesday evening win en-
Joy smoker.
q Berman. cIothier. In neEotiating
with the Riverview Park Co. for the
lease OF the properly nnrv,e ON oers %he
the Jacob Beiier estate dates back
TO 1905: The Present son Gee germany ot Is
fers the stockholders 10 per cent or
316.500 a year for the remainder OF
the period covered by the lease. The
stockholders have his proposition
under consideration.
10 . result OF a fall ON the lee In the
yard Of his home, No. Do Prentis-ave.
last Friday. william Bromley, retired
furniture dealer, died In Grace hos
pital Monday. lie had been uncon-
scious since shortly after the acct
dent He suffered a compound frac-
ture OF the right leg and the shock
Is years old, having been born i'm
Providence, r. l.. In 1891. He came
TO Detroit more than 40 years ago.
He Is survived by a son. Frank i.
Bromley, president OF the Detroit
etoker Co, and a daughter, Miss
Lillian Bromley, q teacher In Gen.
trail High school The funeral will
be held from the home Wednesday
afternoon.