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The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
Issue Requisition Papers.

Governor Brough issued requis,.
tion on the governor Of Colorado for
the return Of Page Hart, who is un.
der Indictment at Harrison for grand
larceny. Hart is held at Greeley, Col.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31

The pencil factory at Cotter, which
has been closed down since the begin.
ming of the European war, will resume
work soon.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31

], A. Gilpin Lumber Company Of
Heber Springs Is installing a planning
mill in connection with the lumber
yard
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31

A company OF infantry will be or.
gani2ed at Helena by Lieut.. o. d.
Olds Of the Arkansas militia, should
volunteers be called for by the presI-
dent. Private c, W. Hopper, also of
the state militia, will assist in the
recruiting.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
The Reason of IL,

$50 he's an author. What a poor
,arriage he hasl"
mo wonder. He's a hack writer"
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
SHORT ARKANSAS ITEMS.

Peecher Davenport, aged IA, killed
an eagle near Sheridan. The bird
had a wing spread of seven feet and
one inch.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
AVOID A DOCTORS BILL

on the first of the month by taking
now bottle Of Mansfield Cough Bal
sam for that hacking, hollow cough.
Price 25c and 50c.-Adv.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31

The Red River correspondent OF the
Leslie News says a little child OF Mr.
and Mrs, r. Cassell was found dead
by the roadside during the cold
weather Of last week 1t Is supposed
the child froze to death.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
A Growl.

"Are your married daughter and her
husband living with you?"
mo; they're living on me-"
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31

THIS Is THE AGE OF YOUTH.
You will look ten years younger if you
darken your ugly. grizzly, gray hairs by
using La Creole" Hair Dressing.-Adv.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
PROMPT RELIEF.

can be found in cases of Colds, Coughs,
La Grippe and Headaches by using
Laxative Quinidine Tablets. Does not
affect the head or stomach Buy your
winters supply now. Price 25c.-Adv.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31

The Springdale News says Spring
dale will ship between 40 and 80 cars
Of peaches this year, providing no
further cold snaps occur.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
Woke Him Up.

"Do you believe In dreamsi"
mot since ! married one"
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
HUNTER & Co, Druggist.
June 2lst, 1916. Pine Star, Ark
Prove What Swsmp-Root Will Do For You

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y, for sample size bot
tie. 1t will convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable infor.
nation, telling about the kidneys and blad.
der. When writing, be sure and mention
this paper. Regular ffty-cent and one.
dollar size bottles for sale at al drus
stores.-Adv.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31

She-Why have you never marriedi
He-I am opposed to entangling al
lances.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
Great Success for
Kidney Medicine

We are very much .pleased with the
reports received from our customers who
have tested Swamp Root and proved its
value. They are very favorably impressed
with it and as kidney, liver and blad
der medicine we believe it stands equal
to the best. Our sales repeat and for sev.
en- years we have not heard anything but
grateful words for Swamp-Root.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
The Reason.

"The young officer you introduced
Ale appeared to be blue"
~Naturally. He Is a sub marine"
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
The Result,

Few collisions occur on the path q
virtue.
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
OF Course.

"How is n floating debt paid"
ut Is liquidated, l suppose"
The Harrison times., 1917-03-31
Neighbor, Everywhere Say the Same

liances.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Used Harsh Words
To Sieuth's Sister;
allied on Carpet

Members of the police department
are fearing some internal troutle a.
the result % facts brought out Tls@
1a- morning IN the police trial a.
~ergf Louis 20 of The THIRD pre
cnct. charged With addressing abgs-
I've language 10 Mrs EvanFoilne
Bacon. daughter of Detecrlve Jack
hrimmel ~ tho Central station
Mrs Bacon complained 70 tho Do
lice commits sloner that Fors aclosed
4p' "a Halloween dance In a hau on
ST Aublr ave and ehen she pro.
tested, declaring ~ guess VOL don't
SNOW who 7 AM an the daughter
o. Jack Krlmmel she say Foss
loid her - don't care who you are
Mra Haccn admitted That Iarciag
had continued after midnight and
that SOME member of Ac Gro O
had purchased beer
Foss excuse for closing RE pIare
vas that b. eas running after Md
n.ght.
Commissioner couzene tooh .ho
case under advisement
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
REGIMENT Is IN
NEW QUARTERS
Thirty-second At Fort Wayne,
Eager To Leave For
West Michigan

Members ~ thu Thirt, secolc reg
iment OF The Michigan National
guard Who arrived late last night in
the third train. "Wednesday mornin-
Joined their companions OF %, rrst
two sections IN FOR, Wayne Those
who came in The issi section slept
on the train
In ell. there sre now L05o mem
bers Of the regiment IN the fort,
Tie work OF checking up the prop
erty and giving the men physical
examination IS expected 20 start az
once. as the troopers are eager 20
De mustered our and taken back TO
their holmes IN western Michigan.
The headquarters % tie regiment
are IN Grand Rapids.
Among those who slept in the bar
racks TUESDAY night was Her bert
Cardwen. u years old The boys
father and mother we're slain when
villa and his bandit gang swooped
doxn on Columbus. y. VI. Herbert
became one OF the mascois OF the
Thirty second during the tine il wss
on the border Andrew Hsuseman.
Of the machine gun company. Will
take the lad 20 his home IN Grand
Rapids
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
DETROITERS AID
ARCADIA PROJECT

The ArcadIan Highway associa-
tion. which intends 10 build a 900
mile road from the Great Lakes 90
the Gulf OF Mexico. declares thru IFS
representative. Lillian stuart. that
half million dollars has been plcdg.
cd toward the work. as soon az the
initial survey II made. For this pur-
pose 100000 is needed, OF which
$50. 900 already has been subscribed
in 81. Louis
A number OF DctroIters have Civ.
en- 5000 each, which will grub-stake
y man for a mile OF tho survey, re
ceivlng in return 5000 In profits ar.
Ing grub-stake bonds
The plan has been entirely approx.
ed by the National Highways asso-
cintion, which Is composed OF 10000
leading business men from every
state who have planned $4,000 miles
OF highways connecting all the cen
ters OF population OF the nation.
The farmers are raid 20 be In fav
OF Of the proposed highway and 10
be willing 10 give the right OF way
and tho association plans TO make
a parkway With trees and shrubs
of the entire route
H. c. Cupplcs. Pontiac building
ST. Louis. Mo, Is originator OF Tho
idea
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
WOULD PENSION
OLD EMPLOYEES
OF WATER BOARD

Acting on request from the
board OF water commissioners, the
committee on charter and city leg
islation Will take Up the matter OF
pensioning employees OK the water
board who, because OF the nature o.
their work. which keeps them out-of-
doors IN all manner OF weather. are
no longer able 70 serve the city. Al
tho the council has a decision from
the corporation counsers Office 20
the effect that compensation cannot
be paid except In cases OK injury,
the council committee will seek
some way OF pensioning the inca
pacitated employees
The water boards communication.
read to the council Tuesday night.
sets Up the claim that there are
men who have been in othe service
% 20 81 years and who noE are
acutely affected with rheumatism
because of exposure 10 cold and
1ampness
II there is no legal way by which
relief may be provided these men
q Is probable that nen legislation
will b. brought about
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
NIGHT COURT IS
DARK TO CROOKS
Convictions Found In All Cases
Tried At First Session of
Evening Tribunal

sitting from o'clock until 10 30
Judge william = Connolly and ,
Jury disposed OF four cases in the
recorders court Tuesday night. Il
was the opening session OF the night
court Judge Connolly decided &c
hold The atter-supper sessions &c
clear 90 the crowded criminal
aocket
The iimly lighted court room and
its. musty atmosphere seemed 20
have s depressing eject on the spe-
ciaI panel OF jurors chosen Ter extra
duty In the opinion Of az least four
persons. The jurors couldn't see the
bright side OF anything. for in AL
cases they returned yerdicts oi
guilty
James Polsnt wac sentenced 70
serve 80 DAYS In The neiro', House
II Correction for simple larceny.
Boiand. who has a long police rec
ord was convicted OF breaking into
he bathroom OF he home OF w7l
Ter W'hittam and stealing 4 copper
boiler alled With clothing
Thornton westbrook and Joseph
Hutton Negroes. were charged with
stealing an automobile from The
garage on PhHadelphia-ave west.
where West brook worked Thcy
we're driving 20 Negro saloon
when they struck TWO pedestrians
west5rook vas sentenced 70 SER q
80 days in The Detroit House OF Cor.
rec'ion His companion was found
not guilty
Grant KniEh, Negro. drew p
sixmouths' sentence for trying o.
pick ne pocket OF David l1eberman
Peter Mussa;o. charged with car
rying concealed weapons was cen
victed. On, Judge Connolly De
ferrec sentence Mussato had no
attorney and apparently did not ~.
derstand he significance OF the
court procedure Judge Connolly
viii let him confer with an Itaiirn
lawyer before be disposes OF Che
case
n is probable TIA, ne night eos
ions Will continue 70 days OF two
weeks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
RAIDERS PRISON
SHIP DEPARTS

BUENOs AIRES. Jan. 24-Thc
German raiders ''rrison ship" the
Japanese steamer Hudson Ma7n lef,
Penamouco today She steamed
out OF the haroor and Rugged the
shore lines closely on her northern
course. presumably headed Tor New
York and with every anxiety 20
avoid another capture BY the Ger.
man sea rover All II the prisoners
taken by the raider and sent 10 Per
nambuco On The japanese steamer
have been landed and most Of The m
have been furnished transportation
10 heir homes By consuls OF the ma
lions OF which they are citizens.
Unconarmed runners Of all sorts
few thick and last in shipping cir.
cles today With the location OF he
raider still a mystery
a sensational r1iuor--utteriy with
out confirmation that the Bra
lillian steamer Sirio had been torpe.
tOed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Subject Second Only
To Prohibition In
Legislature
BILLS AIMED AT
LIVING COST
Deer and Bees Objects
of Proposed Rene
dial Measures
BY ". L. CALHON.

fS'GT Correspondent Detroit Tines)
LANSING. Mich. Jan s4-That
The chief interest in this session OF
the legislature. beyond that contain.
ID IN the prohibition laws that will
be enacted. will be over insurance
legislation and high cost OF living
remedis = was the idea expressed
today by Lieut. Coz INC kinson. pre-
siding officer Of the senate
That insurance legislation will be
proposed which will cover wide
held and be productive OF numerous
battles between tho advocates and
opponents OF the different measures
has been the belief here since the
session started The bills themselves.
however. are slow In making their
APPEARANCE.
High cost OF living bills are Etill
being proposed. tho hall a
dozen already are before the house
End senate Senator James VI. VII.
cox. Of Houghton, has one IN prep
aration which be believes will be
orih $4,000 20 s2O,Oc a year to
The state.
Under the present law" safe the
senator. any one who kills deer
in the hunting season Is not ALLOW
60 TO sell any part OF a. As re
suit there we're left last fall in the
north woods nearly all the sides OF
the 1000 deer thai were killed by
hunters Most Of the horns were
thrown away, too.
MY bill will provide that each
hunter who kills a deer will have
enc dollar Of his hunting license fee
returned 70 him by the state In ex-
change for the hide Of the deer be
kills. The state then can send the
hides 20 Jackson prison, for in
slhnce. and have them tanned. Then
they can be used IN Marquette and
other prisons for the making OF
fhoes. gloves and other articles The
horns could be used also In the
making u buttons. knife handles
md other things"
Last NFth Jill NdN iHAIUuutth
In the house 10 appropriate money
&c stamp out contagious diseases
among bees. and II Was declared In
connection With this proposal that
Michigan has the means TO produce
enough honey for The whole United
States IL bee keeping was encour.
aged properly here
Rep Thomas Read. ~ Oceana. has
conferred with officials OF the Miohi-
gan Agricultural College at East
Lansing in regard TO scientific legis.
iaiion that viii encourage the beo
industry and proposes TO incorporate
his findings into a bill.
Numerous other proposals that
are designed TO hit at high prices
IN one way or another are expected
10 mark the sessions In both houses
I for some time 70 come.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
OUT TO SEE THE
TOWN, LOSES $3.50

Coming downtown with nearly
$500 In his pockets Tuesday even
ing. Thomas Smith. OF No ~ HAr-
rtngton-ave.. started in 70 see the
town lie reported some hours later
that be had been robbed OF tis0 a.
No. 29s Monroe-ave
Detectives Golden. Handemcr and
Coats later arrested Harvey Tromb-
ley. Anna SchIange, Mike DePrauio
and Emmett Hamilton on a charge
4 robbery Hamilton Is said 10 be
former dentist who has fallen
thru drink. DePranio came 20 De
tror recently from Chicago and had
a gun All gave the Monroe
place as their permanent address
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Sensation Is flushed
Up When Roof Is
Repaired
BUYERS CROWDING
BIG TABERNACLE
Exhibition of Buzz
Buggies" For 1917
Assured Success

one great proof OF the success OF
'his Years automohns show Is in
IRE fact that the attendance thus Far
has averaged 10000 day and prsc.
tica.iy every person ~ho entered
tne doors OF Ire biz auditorium paid
50 cents Tor the privilege. In former
years almost anybody could get q
pass. 81, this wear the free PAPER
has been done away with 20 such an
extent tina; Il IS safe 20 say thar %
every 10000 who attend the show.
$500 pay their way IN
That the theory Is correct IS
shown by the result. A larger per
cenrage o. those who have attended
the exposition thus Far have pur-
chased cars than hss sver been trus
o. A show before People who have
been in doubt about which car 20
buy have waited for this show. so
they could have the virtues II 'he
machines explained They have son-
70 the exhibition whore they could
compare the vehicles and then have
drawn their checks and ordered the
family equlpage
Tuesday was another big day on
Grindlsy field From early morning
until late az night there was
steady stream moving into the BIG
tabernacle. so that the neighbors
thought Billy Sunday had returned
Also a, 70 o'clock "Wednesday morn
iay, when the doors we're thrown
open. a line OF people waited 20 get
ia. They were eager 20 investigate
and went early ~ avoid the rush so
that the busy Representatives ~ the
manufacturer could give them
plenty Of time
II is said that The automobiles or
display represent more than Sl.9ao
900 In value. That amount. ~ is Be.
lieyed will have been spent for cars
as a direct result 81 re show In
other words. 4 's anticipated that
the public will take the entire show
or the hands OF the exhibitors. ex.
changing their cash for buzz wagons
There vas a leak In the ,aner
nacle Tuesday thar caused almost
- much trouble az the leak ascrio-
&C 90 somebody In Washington and
which involves many persons in
high places This leak. however.
was far wetter than me one m The
capitol and Tor time threatened 20
ruin q whole LOT % perfectly good
s. 600 and $1,000 bnsses 70 vas
regular roof leak when the snow
began 20 melt on he roof. not from
the external but from The Internal
heat rhe water began 90 drip ,hru
90 the beautifully upholstered
boats and caused young panic.
Al investigating committee head
ID BY II n shuart manager ~ The
show, started searching probe and
discovered that The leak vas caused
BY holes in tho roof with great
speed and much cleverness' these
holes were patched gp AM The coun.
Try VAS spared the necessity o. call.
ing Tom lawson from his duties
In fhe east Incidentally The manu-
isctureTs were spared he trouble
and expcnseoof bringing in new OK.
hi6ifs which would have been neces.
sary unless the guilty holes had beer
discovered and stuffed Up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
PARK A. {. UNDER
NEW MANAGEMENT

Announcing that they plan 10
make The Park Athletic club, ca
Grand River-ave. attractive in every
way for business men who take
pleasure IN athletic entertainment
and exercises. Harry Bryan and
Larry Amamm have taken over the
club and will operate II themselves
The gymnasium and club rooms
have been put into arst-ciass repair
and again present al attractive az
pearance There viii BE- athletic
entertainments each Monday ara
Friday evenings During the week
the gymnasium will be OPEN az all
times 20 those who desire 20 os-
come members and take advantage
of tho opportunity for exercise.
Larry Amamm Will he fhe boxing
instructor and gym director
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
81 GRADUATE
FROM EASTERN
HIGH TONIGHT

J Renser B.-h7p principal *
Eastern high sctocf, wli present di-
flomas 20 81 members ~ the grad.
uaring elias this evening az
o'clock Following a program, OF %
fertaihmeut and addresses. = recep.
non vii - held in The gymnasium
Omcers % the graduating class
are Leon Edward Short presi8ert.
Gertrude Stiles, vice president Nora
Wilson. sscretar. John August Lev
ereaz. treasurer. and oscar Fcder
lex Keyoel Jr. eergean4 at-arrns
IRIS honorary officers ara William
Gish Grszor. toastmsster Herbert
Harris smii historian. RaymDni
Martin Hansen prophet. Aubrey
p.ssen. prophecies. and Grace OIL
-nacheV. yaiedictorian. The motto ~
he cIass o. Determination g. Tho
. basis q our future mccess"
inc graduates are
FIorsncs Eliot Adams. Dorothy
r~fterfrr Arrttrong. Henry Ferll-
uarl Arfuan Alma Elsie Becker
Ina Ff0rrnce Renke Don 49, Bern
stein noliant Arlington HFsIcr.
Aufrsy Bisss Daniel stansa4ry
l5rei Eliza BETH Erinssr. Norma
Batzer Myrtle fernH Chapman.
F.Ifzahefh Ruby cook Nargn.rifr
Altce crEende, coEara AKafha Uar.
tsag. Marx Graham Dsvl4r HAIRY
WILLIAMS r0rar. NsrIsn Durbar Paw
ilaua frank. Madeline Alice Fraae~
Helena ia rraen Frey yraf fFefnr
tialtreafh. Gertrude Emma fserrt
katherine Rose lfernf leonard Wee
nan 5ohi.e william Dish Gregor
4 kaFr ord Martin Harsers.asEnh RUS.
seii Hefe cod. Ara Emily HennlR. AL
IiaHn David Henry Rose rafharirs
r ~ ArntriIa Irnanna HOFFMAN
MarEuert % May Holmes Roy aldles
fHHnftuu, Florence hudson la.4t4a
Du nsa Kegpl. EiKahsth Mar Krr
sci Drrar derrick kcvtsl fr grr.
frlte Euma friNger frsderi \ Isl
DORA kGffn. Alta Mia Victoria 10
Hr ~ Arthur Thomas - rraf =
-nheile Katherine Lam mt Dorrtfr
Ice. john August ieverrrE Milton.
'1ri fsceue Helen Mildred ffsfIr Wfs
fefa Lliilah Emma fagsr grAre lfaf
garnf Morgan. Harvey Irving Nlnk
Florence Edvarfg Narh LHNar
Brfefrrd Ntr wan Abraham Nfarrar
F-ec1 OTTO. Lils AarKaref Pefrhmar
Dorothy Adnfe Hl8nr Nraah.f tfltrff
trmin hIfrea ReerneF Frederick Wl
Ham fuffrli Emma saurfr Fioron
rchur Alvin Everett -rhuuafer
Esther HerrIfffn Frhwe zer. Lon
20 -nrfi it1asfli shure. ffor-
fHf HqrfIs rmlf DIte Nellie Saith
harl NAVY rrydsr hrsln G.prRs
tfaf kfI \MAfls fsauee SfdbperfsnnA
sta kfor8 I.ssHe warrer na1iard
rfHei Marie etrrnE. fsiaud WfIaI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
ASKS ARREST OF
DOCTORS wife
Mrs. VI. Rybicki Gets Warrant
For Mrs. kadlubowski.
Charging Grand Larceny

A warrant was isgued from police
court Wednesday FOR the arrest 81
Mrs T. L. Kadlubowski. accusing
her ~ grand larceny The com.
plainant is Mrs. Mariana Rybicki. Of
40 1881 Militryave. Early We'd.
nesday afternoon the warrant had
not yet been served
Mrs Kadlubowskl Ia the wife Of
Dr. Kadlubovski. formerly city
physician and a well known west
side doctor, whore home ia at No.
1897 West Grand-blvd.
Nrs. Rybicki alleges that last De
cember she petitioned for license
"a midwife While the matter
vas pending she attended case In
which the patient died Mrs Kad.
lubowsh. n IL alleged. offered 10
nae her influence 70 keep the won
an from getting into trouble with
tho authorities and also get her q
license for $500
Mrs Rybickf agreed 10 pay that
sum, she declares. ana ala pay tloO
on account In the meantime. the
matter came 20 the attention OF tho
health board, and the warrant Ii
the result.
Dr. Kadlubowski said Wednesday
afternoon tina, his wife was very III
and could not be seen. lie said she
was stricken suddenly Tuesday
evening and was delirious now.
Tho physician said he know moth
ing % the charges and that no al.
tempt had been made 20 far az he
knnp. 20 scrva The VARIANT
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
DETROIT MAY
BUY COAL MINE
City Council Names Committee
To Look Into Kentucky
Mans Offer

Another step in the direction OF
the city acquiring a coal mine for
municipal purposes was taken BY
the common council Tuesday night.
) |. Mcclure. by letter. offered for
sale a property in Kentucky for 500
600 with the proviso that the offer
be considered before Feb 10. Pres.
ident Hindle named committee,
with Mayor Marx a its chairman. 20
consider The plan. after resolution
to that effect. presented by Aid Bur
ton. had been approved.
Those named on the committee
arc Aid Burton. Littlehcld, Gilman.
Holden. Vernon. Allan and Ross II
viii be the committees duties In de-
eide whether 81 will be advisable
for the city 90 own a coal property.
They were empowered 10 bring In
the aid OF mining engineer TO as
SYST them in their deliberations
Aid Burton. in his resolution. ON.
phasiEed the fact that several of the
municipal plants are nov being seri-
ously hampered by the shortage OF
coal The plan for coal mine
municipality owned ard operated was
the idea OF Maurice j. Heating. lats
president OF the council.
The coal mine offered by Mr. Nc
Clure Is located At Sullivan. Union
county. Kentucky. on the Illinois
Central railroad. II recently has
been producing 200 tons day. and
Mr. Mcclure claims It's output can
be greatly increased with additional
squipmen' Mr.. McIiure's proposal
has been referred 10 the special com
mlttee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
PROSECUTES 16
BOOZE SELLERS

Prosecutor Jasnowski has ordered
10 warrants Tor the Irrest o. liquor
sellers. Soue arc authorized deal
ers are charged with violating
The SUNDAY closing law. and Others
arc suspected ~ selling alcoholic
drinks without a license.
Eight warrants FOR ofenses ~ the
same sort were issued Monday
morning The police have turned
over 1919 reports of violations 20 tho
prosecutor this month
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
DAYLIGHT THUG
RUNS INTO ARMS
OF PATROLMAN

Locked up IN ire central station.
charged with = daylight robbery a.
Woodbridge and Second-sts.. Tues
day noon. Is lohu RYAN. alias Dan
r l.yous familiar police char
scter RYAN. While lodging around
a corner 10 hight after he hal beat.
en- and robeed William Conroy. OF
No. IS Clinord-st. ran into the arms
cf PstrolmAn Albert Hsrtsig. OF the
central station who placed him uns
der arrest after a tussle.
Con-oy. considerably battered BY
his assallant. reported at the sta.
ticn that Ryan took ss7. his watch.
two ring and pocketbock nom
BIN These were found on Ryan's
person by the police
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-01-24
Mr.. cehens chsroes sal.

Mrs Anna Po,le nd Never Fabri.
can. sister and rrother u Mrs
Becky Cohen, Eli not have 70 stand
Trial on The grand larceny charges
brought against them by Nrs Cohen
The charge were dismissed Tncs-
day hy Police Justice Hes'on Mrs
Poyle and Fa1rican were among rhe
relatives who tried unsrccrssfrllg
10 have Mrs. Cohen al'udged in me
soon after she had inherited pr0l
erty valued ~ $4,000 SIR Cohen
iad thrm arrested vhen they srrlv
ed in Detroit % testify against nfr
iu tho probate court proceeding
She charged her stole a flr ccat
and q diamond rig