The Detroit times., 1915-01-21
IN DETROIT

poh Wflght. Tor 1000, was parOled
by Judge Connolly. Wednesday, be-
ing placed on probation for two
years. with Capt. James Mcdonnell
as parole officer.
Frequent and terrifying fu.iiades of
nTeaTms In the gymnasium OF the \.
NJ. 4. A this week were not re-
hearsals OF recruits preparing for
the front. but ouly the practice
drills or Detroits crack rifle shots
who are >about TO organize a ride
club.
A fund for the relief OF the earthquake
sunerers I'm Italy. started Wednes-
uay morning by La Tribuna Italiana.
with subscription OF $50. reached
upwards or $500 before nightfall
ltalian citizens are urged TO con-
tribute their mite toward the succor
OF their countrymen.
ID. T.. w. CommIssIoner FenkeII figures
inst he will save the city between
$4,000 and $4,000 on 1900 900 worth
OF material and supplies this year.
Bids opened Indicate that with the
, exception OF lumber all material
used by the department has a lower
market value than last year.
whose machine struck and killed
Miss Agnes Brown. was arraigned
before Judge Connolly. Wednesday.
on a charge Of manslaughter; waived
was released on $1,000 bail n plea
OF not guilty being entered by the
courts Oruer.
Tho sale OF the personal property of
, the Detroit Bathtub a Brass Manu-
facturtng Co, No. 73 Baltimore ave.
west. TO Frank q Freidberg for So,
lOO, was confirmed by the trustees In
meeting held In the bankruptcy
court Wednesday, and the first divi-
dend OF seven per cent was declared
Tor the creditors.
Olga stuItin, I5-year-old deaf mute.
escaped from an Institution for the
dear and dumb I'm NnrFia Mich Wed l.
nesday. and when intercepted at the
Brush-st. depot by a representative
while the representative WAS notify
Ing the police, who are now search
Ing for the girl.
Margaret Herley, No. 10 Gladstone
ave. passed highest I'm the civil ser
vice examination for stenographers.
Her mark was 80. The seven others
who finished close TO the winner are
Gertrude Barkume. Gwenn Nj Davis,
a. FRANCES A. Barber, Frances A. klos-
ter. Dorothy Bridges Helene Mock
and Della Thomas.
Arthur ID. Myers, OF the firm OF Bar
bour a Myers. No. 3s4 Daker-st.
who went TO silver City, N NJ, sew
eral months ago for his health. died
In that city. Wednesday. OF tubercu-
losis. Mr.. Myers was 80 years old.
His brother. Shurly c. Myers. who
was with him when death came. will
take the body TO Scottville., Mich,
for interment.
The will OF the late william IL. Brace,
Wholesale grocer. nIed. "wednesday,
in probate court. leaves the follow
Ing sums to charitable purposes: De-
troit Deaconess home, $3.50; old Peo-
pies Home OF Chelsea, Mich. $3.50;
Detroit Superannuated Preachers
Aid society. 5000. The remainder
goes TO his widow. three grandsons
and one son-in-law.
Andrew Mannebnch. for 20 years own
er of saloon at Gratiot-ave. and
Hastings-st. died. Tuesday In his
home, No. asa Gratiot-ave.. following
several months illness. Mr.. Name
bach was 65 years old and retired
from business four years ago. He Is
survived by his wife. Funeral ser
vices Will be held Saturday morning,
In ct. Mary's Roman Catholic church
Capt. David CIeary, OF the first infan-
try. Michigan National Guard. has
received advices from the war de-
partment in Washington, stating
that full equipment for the machine
gun company. being organized in
Detroit. will be sent here as soon as
the new company has so members.
The first equipment VIII consist OF
four automatic machine guns. body
/, arms for the members Of the COM
pany. and pack and saddle supplies.
The Tenth Ward Republican club has
reorEanized with the foilowins Of
fcers: President. bred Hartwick;
secretary. F. w. Springer. and treas
urer. william Cox. roustng meet
ing was held last Tuesday night
Auditor C. a. Buhrer. Police Justice
Gainey. Jack knight superinten-
dent OF streets, and Aid. Fred w
Robinson. The club will henceforth
meet regularly the first Monday eve
ming In each month.
william Farrell, homeless. friendlcss.
and without funds, conceived the
idea of getting warm place TO
stay. by stealing something and get
ting caught at IT, so he helped him
self TO coat from the store or sam
submitted TO capture But Cohen
and mob OF his friends pounced on
William so strenuousiy. that he was
given bad beating before two po-
lice officers came to his rescue and
locked him up.
The North Channel club. 81. Clair
Flats, I'm Its annual meeting Wedncs-
day. In the Hotel Cadillac. decided
TO build a new dock and sea wall at
the cub landing, and to redecorate
the clubhouse. The following OF,
ncers were chosen: President: Fred
c. Ray; vice-president. Fred $. Bur-
gess: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Andrew j.
smith: directors. George NJ. savage,
A. D. p. Van Zandt. Robert ~ Fox.
Howard III. Marshall. David w.
Hawksworth and Addison !. Lincoln.
Nearly 400 public school pupils. repre-
senting IL schools. took part In
concert, "Wednesday evening, IN Cen
tral high school auditorium the first
AFFAIR OF It's kind ever given under
the auspices OF the public schools
The program had been arranged and
the children coached by Supervisor
OF Music Thomas Chilvers. An audi
ence that packed the auditorium en-
Enthusiastically applauded the chill
dren.
Police Commissioners Gillespie has Is
sued n general order TINT no police
officer will be allowed to work at
'side line" employment while con-
nected with the police force, the or
der having resulted from the discov-
ery OF little snap that was worked
by one officer since resigned by re-
duest This officer worked as q
Especial" I'm n store during the day.
at 45 cents an hour, and quite fire.
ouently reported sick at night.
when called on 10 do his regular po-
lice duty
Health Ofhcer william ". Price de-
riares thnt an epidemic OF ~ cases
OF scarlet fever In the district
bounded by Thlrd-ave.. Twelfth st.
Grand River-ave. and the Boulevard.
Is blamed on the milk supply, In
spectors learned that one OF the
farms supplying milk TO a certain
dealer. has case OF scarlet fever.
and the outbreak here Is believed to
he result OF Infection from that
source The dealer has been ordered
10 sell no more milk until all dan
ger OF Infection Is past.
Tne speciaI committee OF the council
OF city churches. OF which the Rev.
Joseph A. Vance is chairman. Will
meet "wednesday. Jan. q with repre-
sentntives OF the Salvation army TO
consIder thoroughly the project now
oontemplated OF having the city
council OF churches cooperate with
the Salvation army In the conduct ot
the army's Industrial home. that the
institution may be enlarged and a
80. ala davcioped To Drovfde ne