The Detroit times., 1910-02-15

Chene station. and Commissioned
Croul transferred him there from
duty for several years. When Deneh
left Chene station, IL was little
nat rooted. two -story AFFAIR. and a
minor station Now IL policies one OF
the biggest districts I'm the city.
"Mhen jews live APP to judaism and
ChristiRRh live Christ-Ilk~ lives, IL
viii be found that all are living
alike Rabbi Leo NJ. Franklin told
the Northwestern Research club.
Monday evening, In the course or an
address on The modern Jew and his
belief" When Christianity has done
with dogma. as the Reformed Jew
has put away rituals and forms, we
viii be closer together DIR. Frank
lin gave comprehensive summing
up OF the belief OF the Reformed jew
and answered many questions by
members OF the club.
The P.cVf. Austin ". Mann, dean of the
deuf-mute clergy OF the Episcopal
church. will hold a service for deaf
mutes In st. Johns church. sunday
morning. Feb. 20. when there will be
q celebration OF holy communion at
1890 o'clock Nespers VIII be held
at o'clock ON Monday. at 80
o'clock, a service will be held In 81.
Adams mission ST Paul's church.
Flint. where the Rev. Mr.. Mann held
his initial service for deaf mutes in
1872. ON Saturday, Feb. 10. Mr.. Mann
Will hold services IN Jackson in the
morning and I'm Ann Arbor, the same
evening
More clerks are needed by the govern
ment for the census bureau OFFICE In
Washington. to do the work or tabu-
lating the census returns To be
turned in from all over the country
May ! next. An examination for
clerks Will be held here. March .,
before the local civil service board
other civil service tests soon TO be
held are. Cement tester. Philippine
service, $l,4O0 year. March 10;
junior chemist (eNplosiNes), geoIogi-
cal survey. $500 10 $1,000 year
March 3; photo engraVer. Philippine
service. 81 500 To $500 year. March
IL; wagon maker. Indian school. $3.50
ayear. March l6: scientific assistant
In library science, department OF agri-
culture, female $500 "A gear. March
1917; constructing concrete engineer,
5000 month, March T.
Although grade separation work ~
going on In the Michigan Central
station district. south OF Michigan
ave. the bargain between the city
and the railroad company over the
closing OF certain portions Df streets
in that locality is not yet officially
r,o'>6 The railroad has not yet
TUNED over the deeds to the land ~
ts 10 dedicate TO the city In return
tor. the streets vacated. and the
council has not approved OF the fnal
documents. Corporation Counsel
llally and Secretary Schreiter. OF the
council committees. have discovered
that the only street opening damages
that the Michigan Central will have
To repay TO present property -owners
Is In connection with the opening
or Marantette-st.. the amount being
somewhat less than $4,000.
Golden and Bnndemer. of
Hunt-st. station, cut short their In
Ncstigation OF an alleged bold day
light burglary or Mrs. Pauline
when they found nearly all OF the
alieged plumber In pile In the
kitchen. Mrs. Spence had rushed
into neighbours house at noon and
tainted, after reporting that burglars
had taken clock. two hand painted
platters. a chocolate set bunch
bow; set some other china clothing
ani as belonging to a boarder The
burglars nerve and skill in getting
away with such plumber at high
noon They searched the house and
found all but the boarder's SIS. in
the kitchen. Then they left the
house. but they have a secret TO tell
the boarder.
Edwin ,. seward. advertising manager
for Berry bros, Ltd, for number
OF years. and one OF the most popu-
lar advertising men in Detroit has
resigned TO accept the position OF
treasurer OF the Royal Worcester
Corset CO., OF Worcester Mass lie
viii leave for the east this week
Paul Leake. former well-knovn
newspaper man who has been lat
terly Identified with the Wholesalers
Il Manufacturers association OF Typ-
troit as It's efficient secretary. VIII
succeed to Mr. Stewards old position
Mr.. Leake has had charge of the
financial department. of the Detroit
saturday Night but will now reltn
quish this work. Mr.. Seward was
connected with the publicity de-
partmert OF the Worcester concern at
one time and Is. therefore thoroughIv
familiar with the business