The Detroit times., 1908-12-24

later arrested. They are alleged TO
have assisted In disposing OF preyi-
GUS pailful OF stolen liquor.
II . method can he round under the
new constitution TO provide for "a dif,
ferent system 81 taxation for vessel
property than the present one, city
Assessor Nagel willltry TO have a bill
put through tie legislature TO change
the system. AZ the present time ves-
sci property Is taxed the same as
any other and, In consequence. most
vessels winter at minor ports where
i,h,aufemsnts are made. Detroit get
must be repaired and RENTED during
the winter.
Christmas service will be held In the
First baptist church st 1880 o'clock
friday morning and Will last about
40 minutes. The motif OF the day
VIII he given In "A short address by
the pastor. the Rev. Frederick Tower
Galpin. The quartet choir will sins
Christmas carols and souvenirs OF
the service Will be given TO each
person present. The public Ii cordi-
aliy invited to attend. Mr.. Galpin
held this early morning Christmas
service in his church in Wisconsin
and found II was much apaprecIated.
"Afnt no use searching me-" said Har-
xey Ander.on, Negro, 40 Pntroimnu
Dewitt Prindlc. Wednesday evening.
after Prindle. attracted by bulging
sweater worn by the Negro, had
headed him of az he came out OF an
found a big red tablecloth. wrapped
around the mans neck. a couple OF
towels, two or three vests, two pair
socks and several pieces OF cloth.
Anderson said he got the tablecloth
from friend to use for his Christ
mas dinner. and that he found tho
other stun In the alley He was
locked I'D.
Joe" Brxyslxi, aged IL years. will
spend his Christmas at the D'Arcam-
bal farm joe" who lives at No. 10
Iorest-ave. east, was taken In charge
Wednesday morning for stealing
pair OF gloves. aud was locked up In
the juvenile detention room. There
he cried during the whole day until
ne was utterly exhausted and almost
dead. Word was sent TO his parents
to come TO get him. but they paid no
attention to the lad. and. finally. Dep
uty sheriff Delyea took him in
charge. Then Joe" cheered up and
was soon talking with the officials
In the sheriffs Office. Arrangements
were finally made to take him out TO
the farm. and the boy was satisfied.
The funeral OF John sebert, who did
In 80. Mary. hospital, Tuesday night,
from typhoid pneumonia, Will be held
saturday afternoon at O'Clock from
the family residence, No. 200 Gather
NEST. Jack" Sebert was SO years
OF age. and. during the 35 years he
lived in Detroit was quite active in
politics. He had been sergeant-at-
arms OF the state house OF repre-
under C. l.. Collins. During the last
few years. Sebert had been caterer
at the Central high school. serving
noon lunches TO the students He ~
survived by his widow. and two chill
dren-~Leo who Is cashier In the city
treasurers office. and Miss Jennie
Sebert. The interment Will be In
Elmwood cemetery.
George w. RadfOrd, attorney, accused
by the heirs Of John Oxnard OF fritz
tering away the estate. of which he
was trustee, and OF making incorrect
reports, was on the stand in the pro-
bate court. Wednesday afternoon. en-
deavorinB to explain the situation
lie admitted carrying money belong
INK To- the estate In his own name
and that he had mixed the trust
funds with those OF the estate in
such manner that the fudge de-
clared II would be impossible to sep
arate them. Radford bought a piece
OF property for the estate at Wood
ward and Fairmount-aves. worth
about $4,000 The property was
mortgaged so heavily that the estate
has lost it's interest in the land, to-
gether with $4,000 paid on the pur-
chase price and $4,000 In improve
ment. The case will be taken up
again next month.