The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-22

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Bartlett missed Feb. II. She mo-
tined the police OF her loss We'd
nesday.
Convicted OF cutting OF the tongue
OF horse. Pred Heiwic. OF No. u
1lllman-ave. Was refnanded TO the
county JAN Wednesday by Judge
Connolly 20 await sentence. The
horse was tho property az Fred
Nickel of No. ii0S Twenty-fourth-
- Helwic had been previously
convicted % cruelty 20 animals.
Detectives black and Rick, Of the
Detroit psiiee department., win at
tend the Inaugural OF President
Wilson. March 3. 20 work with Of
ncers from all parts Of the country
In "lamping" and arresting pick
pockets and others who make the
presidentisl inaugural an opportu-
nifty Tor carnival. In their re-
spective "callings"
Henry W. Boyt. chairman OF the AM
GENERALIZATION committee of the de-
troit Board or Commerce, Wcdncs-
day night addressed the Women's
Americantzation committee COM
prising Detroit club women. In the
Hotel stntler, on the work 10 be
done n the local field. This was
the nrst meeting OF the general
committee.
4 child welfare exhibit will he held
during tho week of Msrch I'm
Hudson's toy shop under the aus
DifeH OF fnf fNAl1 NrlNAFF fNftEiAA-
tee 81 the Twentieth Century club.
the Detroit Federation OF Women's
clubs tho Y. W. 9. A.. recreation
commission and Associated Chart
ties Mrs r. r Jeffrles and Mrs
Henry Campbell are chairmen OF
the committee arranging for the
exhibit
"fes," sEId the man I'm the restsu-
rant as he set up ham and eEGs
and coffee for three. Il wantta
Wl OF
me. do you hear. back OF me. and
prepared 90 spend t2.b00 just az !
BAY. III show you that / can make
money IN six months. Hut you
gotta have faith and give me your
entire confidence. DO you see7" II
the others saw anything they were
very quiet aud confined themselves
mostly 90 tho consumption OF the
ham and eggs
For phIIRnderinE with Mrs. Ksroiins
Mae while her husband. Michael,
was dispatch 20 buy pop, Joseph
kioiko will have 20 pay Mac $500.
Jury decided Wcdne sday after
noon In Judge shepherds court.
Mac testified that he became sus-
pIclous when his wife sent him out
continually Go buy pop when kiol-
10 came 20 VISIT and found that
De- was making love 10 her by sur
urising them one night.
ssrgt. Joseph l.. wedEe. In charge
a. No g. Monroe u contem-
plating the organization Of crack
ri0e team "a" plans 10 begin tho
organization AT once. 20 that those
WHO become members or the team
may get practice on the range
early in the spring. lie holds
sharpshC0ter medal. won ON inc
government range ~ Guantanamo
cuba. which must be quhlined Tor
each year.
u.,a.. s.cr.,. sEaats- rttxuex-
aid. In letter 60 the mayor from
New orleans. received Wednesday.
tells ot suffering from the Intense
heat during the last few DAYS, and
almost wishes that he were back
In Detroit lie IL accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs Charles Clippert and
William Cllppert. Mr. Fitzgerald
saws that he has met many De-
troifera IN New orleans In attend
anre az the national convention OF
Builder and Traders exchanges.
Chv clerk Richard Lindsay think.
that " the police department would
"dnutlo up" Us men In tho out
lying districts. instead 81 letting
them walk heats alone. there would
De fewer slaVfnEa OF the depart
rIanfa men. "fven ~ some ~ the
mon now used IN traffic work IN
the downtown section had 10 be
employed in the precincts / believe
that 10 would he wise move.
said tho city clerk. Three patrol
men have been slain In the last
nine months.
merly lived In Detroit. made an
address on French life" under the
ausrices II Alliance Franchise on
Wsdnr sday night. IN Hotel Point
chnrtrain Professor hichclson -
I'rturcr. educator. traveller and
soldier. Ills lecture, which took
M every phase OF life I'm diz%
Franc from the cabaret singer anu
misunderstanding fake nobleman 70
tho rcat uri storrat was illustrated
hv many intcreatinE lantern slides.
Thuradav evening Professor Mich
cleou VIII speak In St Mary's acad-
env. Windsor on trench life He
viii nraait with authority on this
subtcc, o. 10 spent much time In
the trenches during the present
European war
WHEN James Clinton appeared be-
fore Justice Uestou Wednesday. on
charge ~ aiaorfcrlv conduct. he
pleaded that partial blindness un-
ftfcd him for work lie admitted,
however. that he could see we'll
enough 20 distinguish an acc IN
the deck with which no frequently
PLAYED In n corner saloon. His wife
said he abused her and their child
rem and he. I'm turn. heEret 20 be
allowed To- 80 homo TO his mother
and lahve them alone. Lacking
SIS. he will spend the next 90 days
in the Detroit house OF correction.
The Detroit branch Of the American
Union Against MiIitarism will hold
n mass meeting in the Detroit
armory next Saturday night AZ
protest against this country enter
ing tho war. Prominent speakers ~
national reputation are promised.
II Is said BY the members that
these meetings are being held In
every city 81 any size IN tho coun-
try and are being attended hy
great numbers Of people Those In
New York have passed resolutions
asking foi - referendum vote ~
the people IN case 81 war Others
in Chicago have not only passed
this resolution hut also ono asking
for an embargo. on all food and
ammunition being sent out OF the
country.
"ssy.- ssid q reporter FROM New
York. "this Sweet Marie .snr who
~ leading the hunger riots there.
IL not entitled 90 anybody sym
patty During several years work
In New York ] was always sure OF
one story day. n I bad nothing
else to do Ia go out 90 see Marie
Ganz arrested. she wants everv-
thru to be free. from speech 90
snuds
~John e.. sullivan ~ q nghter hsd
nothing ON me- said grocer on
Thursday. II have 10 charge for
and have one night with each
onion ! sell. l sold about two
bushels today and 1 am about
ready TO quit Every woman who
pays nickel for an onion tells
me she used TO get quart for