The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-25
IN DETROIT

| in DETROIT
~. nell1r u. stevens win rive . tain
HniIridse school, sis on sse Via. every sss
fstht should teach his childr
Eas SO fsv aiyesce sesss ~ Carries
sseweyt. - years old. was dis
mer after the plaintiffs wife, Ma
court that She believed "s she am. and her her
husband could live In peace II the
children BY his former marriage did
not interfere with them.
Probate Judge Edward Command VIII
1ene = new guardiss for Maud snd
dsy rSs 's co.s q pssrSi, nsns tues
guardian. the mother OF the. girls,
Ms Mary. kunse. after II had been
\ charged that she was careless in
nandiine the $4,000 left her daugh-
wsltsr II. Malsrksy. 81 cAiesso, has
ysmes A; Forester, hei.. OF the
Wavenlock company, OF Detroit
manufaeturers of hair tonic. for
Vested in the hair.s syo ne0a concern.
AAlarkey charges that he was In
duced TO Invest In the company by
Misrepresentation concerning its
capital stock and assetA
o = Durte.. ssaresslns the EeraI
wsdnssaa ,sa.S ssr % wsy. rs, sea sSsi
women taxpayers register next Mon
day and vote against the proposed
bond Issue for q convention hall and
rss Women Tsx tSS sn:
league 10 arranging for q, number OF
automobiles to take women to the
polling booths on registration and
SGrs. nlbessss Hubbard. wife Of @Fra
work TO kill the modern tendency
forS the Pstssndsr club. wednesday
night on "Freedom." she scored the
ness OF housekeeping has never been
fully realized by her sex. Mrs. Hub
bard said that the work Of the wo-
men for the ballot is only a minor
ment.
ssr.er ssis.r Ter sss ssrEs:es
Truck Co.. boarded one OF the COM
pany's wagons that stood In an al
ley near Woodward and Jefferson
charge OF the truck had to call Pa
troiman Ffneberg to dispossess
Rinka, who put up hard battle.
He said later that an uncontrollable
impulse made him take possession
OF tho truck. He Is held on grand
larceny charge.
Former Banking Commissioner K. II.
Doyle - opposed 60 the WOlcott bill,
now before the state Legislature.
proposing to guarantee bank depos-
its. TO ask the reputable bankers
or the state to contribute toward
making up the failures or the few Is
extremely unfair" says Mr.. Doyle.
The Pin would ,ss ten. tend to laSness In
the banking business, because of the
feeling that depositors would be
protected even though a bank fall
newski safd. Wednesday, that I'm the
event OF his election to the office in
the sprfng he would assign an as
eistant prosecutor to appear In the
removal OF children from their par
ents, to represent the latter. At
present the parents are never repre-
sented by counsel. unless they em-
believes that In all fairness their
interests should be properly SAFE
Arts1as o. Bacon. 81 years old and
TIE elAest male memher Of the
"wednesday, In his home No. 22o
A1exandrine-ave. west. Mr.. Bacon,
Vas born in Sterling y. X. and
rs@. 1s Ps so@ as q ssa Tns rs In
1859. Mr.. Bacon for years was a
lie g survived by his Wife and two
ana <. Bacon. oen aseo n Z. el Fn-
WoodwaFd-ays. Baptist Nhurch, sat-
urdav afternoon. at 2 O'Clock.
rraeas CeA.issisner A. n. WATERMAN.
q sne nssrd e Cc.nsrse. has re-
liner Brown. or the Interstate Com
msrce commission, In Jackson. In
which he Med an intervening psti-
Ss Sn ss y e TO ssp IN
Of Jackson business men that De-
troit In unduly favored In freight
rates. The jackson Chamber OF
east Z and sot rass
from 81 per cent Of the class rate
scale TO "a per cent, claiming that
DETROIT enjoys 20 per cent basis
Lee Enery, 10 years old. M Ne. 1881
t is:sI wilson and Iannan. wednes-
day afternoon. for the Port Huron
police. who charge him with passing
bogus chscks. he Mai taken back
Emery II at present on parole from
Ionia reformatory. where he served
~ months OF an indeterminate sent.
enc. for Larceny M sTo% the isi9 and
aftsrward went to work for the
Aluminium Castings Co.. married, and
established q home here. He says
ne can clear himself or the Port
Huron charges.
ne Dstrsat Trust Co.. trustee 81 the
as:s x.:is &C. Sr ave per !. cent
to creditors a an initial payment
on their clsims. The assets OF the
company were recently sold at auc-
ton by the trustee and the Detroit
new owners. with Z small force. The
trust company n distributing about
$40. 900. or 10 per cent. 70 creditors
OF the American Voiturette Co. as
ar.t psymsnt az and avs - mn making ssnf or
about 100000. to creditors of the
Flanders Manufacturing Co, making
Z total OF approximately 80 per cent
paid thus tar on approved claims:
a. ne warren rss' Mosop Car Co. Is to be
made soon.
uHssags pelsee are Aolli.s two alleged
eIsper. from Detroit. Mrs. Bessie
Cawkfns and Edward Boyer. who
were taken from Michigan Central
n N.w yri sxsnno On w raiieosc
passSs issusd to. edward Boyer. and
Wife" Chicago detectives allegS
that Boyer's wife made the com
RIaint on Which the s.r arrests we're ere
, psssss, ana notified railroad officials.
Enowisdsc Of the case. Chicago
6ispafchss state that. Mrs. Caweins
q Ire Dstroit House OF Correction
~,,ss. ns.ks-sen. tr.s.eS .~r.e. whs