The Detroit times., 1915-01-14
IN DETROIT

man believed To be Alex Zendukln-
ski. address not known, was decapi-
tated by a train. pay envelope
containing $1,000 and the name.
Alex Zendukinski was found I'm one
or his pockets.
- II. jackson. N farmer living near
6rnnd Rapids. has asked the local
police TO help him in search for
his daughter. Hazel. 2l years old.
VINO LETT her home 10 days ago TO
come 10 Detroit, and has not COM
municated with her parents since.
hisr iather could give no reason TOR
her disappearance
The stocsnoIders OF the Peoples state
Dank have authorized the directors
20 work out pension plan Tor the
zoo employees OF the bank. and the
task viii be handled by committee
Satie N three The First and Old Detroit Detroit
Nhtlonal 6dnk has had pension
pan In operation for some tlme,
while the Dime Savings bank has
an insurance system.
Judge Murphy granted q decree of
Wednesday, after Mrs. chaddock tes,
Tined that her husband wanted her
TO support his six children by Tor
said. left Detroit and then wrote
her a letter, saying she could fol-
low him IL she would agree 10 look
after his children
Following the Initiation of 200 mem
bers into the Detroit Retail Clerks
association. Wednesday evening. an
ST Andrews hall, IL was voted To
ask the Detroit Federation OF Labor
to cooperate with the association in
q campaign TO make the early clos
b Ing OF stores universal The asss
citation has 100 more applications for
membershtp TO act upon.
Mrs. Anna Laskowski, who sued the
Peoples Ice Go. for $4,000 for In
Juries sustained when a runaway
team owned by the company struck
her. was granted $1,000 by a jury
Ia before Judge
Perkins. Wednesday. Mrs. Agnes
Dyer. who was also injured IN the
against the ice company about six
weeks ago
Net profits of s2II I.OI0O9 and N surplus
OF S4os.1475s are shown for the
fiscal year ending Nov 80, 1914, in
statement submitted to the stock
holders or the Acme White Lead &
Color works. This. in spite of the
fact that the business has shown
decline since the outbreak OF the
war. which has increased the price
OF all imported raw materials
William A. Kelly. "a years old, of No.
nesday afternoon, by Detectives Pot
ter and Van Nortwtck. charged with
embezzling $3.50 from II 4 A. Lau-
81, by whom he was formerly en-
ployed as bookkeeper. Kelly recent
~ returned from Toronto. where he
said he went on pleasure trip.
Simple funeral services were held
"wednesday afternoon In the home,
No, 1872 Bagg-st. for William IL
Brace. The services We're conducted
by the Rev H. Lester Smith, OF Cen
tral Methodist church. The pallbeaT
ers We're: X. NJ Chamberlain. George
Wetherbee. George Thompson ia,
John IA. Fry Interment was In
= Woodlawn.
Boiler inspector John g. McCube, I'm n
communication 10 the EVIL service
n
ployes under civil service, submit
10 an examination every five years.
OF jobeholding dependent on his
showing while on the job. McCabe
contends. efficiency will be increased
in the various departments. The
commission Will give Inspector Nc
Cabe's suggestion careful study.
Boys OF the v. VI. &. A. are planning
10 make Jan. % home visitation
OF a campaign TO acqualnt all the
boys OF the city If possible. with
the work, being done BY the boys,
there are activities Of every descrip
tion. designed to appeal to every
{ boys taste The organization OF
mar schools OF the city has just
begun
Charles W. Terry. OF No. e22 six-
are determined to prevent the es
tablishment or saloon into their
neighborhood Fred Dreher, saloon
keeper at Humboldt and Magnolia
SITS. has planned TO move TO six
teenth and Myrtle-sts. On petition
of Terry and his neighbors. Judge
appear in court, Saturday, to show
cause why. he should not be enjoined
from making the transfer.
Next Monday morning the ID. u. IL. will
joints on the car line up Hastings
st AS result II Will be necessary
for a week to reroute the up-Hast-
ings cars, sending them by way OF
Brushst. to Farnsworth, and then
TO Hastings between the hours OF
1:25 a. m and 40 a m. The cars
m, s:,o a m and n M which.
instead OF going east on State-st,
will go east by way of Michigan and
Gratiot to Brush-st
Hunt-st. police station was closed by
quarantine "wednesday night when IL
was found that Patrolman Ernest
OF smallpox. No prisoners. were in
the station when II was closed and
officials do not yet know whether
any other officers were infected. with
the disease The business OF the
station has been divided between
Chene-st and Mcclellan ave, sta
tions. Every policeman In the pre-
cinct will be required to submit to
vaccination.
Police believe that IN. NJ. Moreland,"
the clever young swindler who OBJ
Express Co. travellers checks here
on a check raised from So TO $1,000,
Is the same swindler who obtained
5000 from the Wells Fargo Express
Co. In San Francisco, four weeks
ago, giving a forged letter of credit
on Denver bank. made out TO
Nathan Warren Gaillard. The
swindle was worked In almost eN
actly the same manner as the De-
troit Job"
Mrs. sarah Ireton Blessed, widow Of
nAn Iass nf he xxAI
known grocery firm OF John Blessed
home. No. 81 Prentis-ave., from
pleur1sy, following few days ILL
ness. Mrs. Blessed was born In De.
troit so years ago. and was a we'll
known teacher I'm the public schools
prior TO her marriage TO Mr.. Blessed
In 1902. Mrs. Blessed leaves no i'm
mediate relatives. Funeral services
. will be held in the home Friday
afternoon.
Lieut.. Fred Quackenbush and Detec-
tive Charles Carmody. OF the local
busiest days OF their lives during
the next two months. as Commits
sIoner Gillespie has issued an order
that every employe OF the police de-
partment must be photographed
measured. and the record OF his SER
vice entered on card with the photo