The Detroit times., 1915-10-29
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Tuesday. New. =. election day. beta.
open for business on that day.
day. In rircsit court In the fellow
ing cases: Helena w. Thomas OHM,
Helen w. Leo Schinagei. Elizabeth
VS.. John Nederkarn and Anna J. VS..
Richard Reed.
AsthSt Morrow Lewis will complete
Sunday afternoon. in the Moose
temple. No. 40 Congress-st. east.
His subject will be The new
science Of crtminol,Ty."
Subscription cards have been mailed
60 al the Univessity 81 Michigan
do not already appear on the list
of subscribers TO the Michigan
linton fund. and n satisfactory
number of subscriptions Is being
received by mail.
Otis n. johnson. - years old. of MOI
last week with quantity of Jew
etry and several hundred dollars.
Intending to 20 to Detroit. Port
Huron and Cleveland. He has dis
psalsd to the Detroit police to
search for him.
Harry N. ~ oil. Of No. - Hendrie-
nvs~ was robbed Of e7S asa %
fob on his way TO I.eesville. In a
street car. Thursday evening. At
Sisa-st. between Congress and
Fort-sts, Earl Smith. who has no
home. was robbed OF $40 mt ]
o'clock. Friday morning.
ChasBsa with emhessiemsst from the
Msstsss s i.sn.. &C.,. Co" ,os By
xiip. of se No. w III T s%".essa Hs sm
tramck, and Walter Gemiusx. of
No. 1917 McDoueai-avc.. were ar
rssted by Detectiyss Repp and
TO have converted to his own use
Gensi uax IN charged with having
embessled small amount.
A gUapowder bomb wss exp,odcS sn-
s.s::ss, sns frscs :sS1. No. s
MapIe-st. at 1895. Friday more
Ing. dsmolishing all windows In the
place. The report OF the explosion
WAS heard for many blocks. and
broken BuGgerello lives upstairs
over the grocery. He told the 20
Nee that he had nos been threaten
cd IN any way.
Jsha 10th. Of No. Q Barses-st.. was
sweheses - 1880. FRIDAY. .es.inx.
wall OF his bedroom had been
penetrated In three places by bull
Iet. He ran out OF the house. but
could see no one. 10th reported
the strange occurrence to the po-
lice. He suspects that .neighbors
did the shooting. az there have
beeu several neighborhood auarrels
OF late.
H.ge k.seh, o.e 81 The eight chill
xss -, = e.. ,:t; - S.s, a k..cs:
the division OF their fathers estate,
smiled and laughed amiably Mt q
witness during trinl Of the will
case before Judge Mandell. Thurs
tracted the attention one OF the
Jurors. who told the Judge about II.
Judge Manden prom-tfy declared
the case . mistriai. and dismissed
wnliam Greassa. Detroit artist,
and whose studio In In the Central
building on Broadway. was arrest
ed NJ . spy while .-'siting his
r rnsls: Thomas s9n Wills: In LcndSn.
ing some public buildings near
Victoria bridge, Identification by
bis uncle and full explanations
brought about his release. and he
Mr.. treason IN a native OF Canadm.
Fesesters, Of ,Amerscs celebrated the
fSreeSh asslvesssry Of Court Pride
OF Michigan. No. !. with n banquet
and entertainment In the Griswold
house. Thursday might. about $50
members and ladies being present.
A. II. Saunders read a history Of
the Court and an address was made
by Judge Philip VanZile. Hugh
Shepherd acted a. toastmaster.
Music. recitations and exhibitions
OF iegerdemain completed the eve-
ming
The Superior Wholesale Grocery CO.
has been OrgsnlseA by o. Detroit
retail grocers as means OF re-
ducing prices. Bv buying In large