The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-10
I'M DETROIT

o. assgunt Of Friday. Feb. A, beins
Itnee1nb birthday, legal HOLIDAY.
ban, s win not be open To business
Dessstives Lester Potter and Loren W..
venT Sertwtck, former mesnbers OF
assigned TO duty as theater censors
Potter was formerly a censor. work
Ing with Royal A. Baker The con-
sorship was stopped when the board
Of estimates refused an allowance
for censors.
Jaeeb Ffnkelstein, Is-year-oId grocer.
q No. 500 Russeli-st., was reported
Tuesday. as missing from his home,
since he left Monday, for downtown.
police, "Wednesday morning. and re-
ported that Mr.. Finkelstein had
tsisphoned that he would be home
tails as to his Adventure -
ylverces were granted Tuesday IN cir
cult court, In the following casest
Mamie VS.. George M. King; Mary vs..
33rris PSyeli and Burt VS. Eva
we're started Tuesday: Marie VS..
John f.. Dimmick; Julia VS. John
Lester Reardon; Madeline VS.. Har-
old c. Nowiip. and Sole vs.. A. Mura-
SON.
tIenal Guard In esmP In Grayiing.
last summer. were shown by MAJ.
~ Phillips. of owosso.. In the
board OF Commerce auditorium s,t
address In which. he urged mer-
chants and manufacturers to en-
courage military service among
their employees.
dssls1 the petition, Of Z nunber, OF
small movie" owners for permits
sion TO remove the IRE boxes from
their theatsrs and thereby save, s2S
safeguard patrons OF moving picture
show houses" said Aid. Barnett.
think that Are boxes are more -neces-
o ssry m small thea'srs than the large
Charles Denby. ferm<r Unlted states
censul-gsneraI An vienna. told the
export committee OF the Board OF
Commerce. In an informal talk. Tues
S ~csad ss ds Asssa 10 an throw Mon tnsy
trade to the United States at the
close Of the war because OF their en-
nifty for France and Britain. Both
friendly to the United States. he
ytatisties complied by the relief de-
gastment for the unemployed of the
nssrosf Board Of Commerce ne ,sa show ner
sons applying for aid are undeserv-
Ing Of help or have given incorrect
addresses More than 5000 applica-
kAOn1 OA hhNo poNu
received to date. The big Brother"
committees OF the board have look
Cd after more than 500 families In
the last six weeks.
w. Burr Schmidt, burglary insurance
agent. living NJ NO. 100 Palmer-ave.
east. carries no burglary insurance
ON his own household goods, and
thieves who entered the rear door
OF his home. Tuesday afternoon, ran
hacked the place and stole tewelry
and silverware valued at 1915. Most
OF the plumber represented wedding
gifts. The unkind thieves used one
Of Mr.. Schmidt's own suitcases to
haul away their plumber. The bur-
glary was discovered when Mrs.
Schmidt returned home at 1870
O'clock in the afternoon.
put OF work, unable 60 pay her room
rent. and thoroughly discouraged,
Grace Silkowski Is years old, PEN
ned little farewell to the world,
Tuesday night. and swallowed car
bolic acid, In her room at No. 492
Brush-st. The landlady found her
writing in agony on the floor OF her
room, and had her sent to st. Mary's
hospital I'm police auto. She il In
Q serious condition, but may recover
The farewell note read: Good bye,
everybody; send me home to my
mother. My brother, Ted lives at
No. 1858 Chene-st.
Yerna Coscinski. - years old, who
SAID she lived "somewhere ON Ham
c0ck-ave., was arraigned In police