The Detroit times., 1912-11-12
IN DETROIT

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Dr. BenJamia n. BrOdie, for many
Years surgeon al the local IRE de-
partment. has resigned, and In sue
eeeded by Dr. Glenn W. Stockwell.
who has been his assistant for some
time.
Anna Piwko, the young Polish woma N
who He'd from the MOman's hospi-
tai, leaving her baby and threaten
ing 10 end her life In the river. has
turned up olive and well. She OBJ
tanned WORK In the home OF some
friends, and will be able TO support
herself and her baby, which is still
held in the institution where its
mother left IL
private funeral services for the late
George w. Boyer, wno died sunday
midnight In the home OF his parents,
Dir. and Mrs. Joseph Boyer. No. 637
Woodward-ave,, will be held I'm the
nome, "Wednesday morning. at 1880
\ o'clock. with the Rev. Eugene II.
Shlppen, OF the First Unitarian
! church. officiating Interment VIII
be made In Woodlawn and will be
private also.
Grief over the death OF his wife caused
A. v. BADGER, ~ years old, 10 nre q
bullet Into his brain In his home on
Crosse lie. some time Sunday. his
body being discovered Monday when
!, search was made to learn why he
had not appeared at his boarding
house, where he took his meals. His
VIE died two years ago, and the
aged man had shown evidences OF
mental weakness since.
After long and successful business
4 hfet the George IL. Angel 60. has
sold It's business 20 the Detroit Pho
4 Geographic Co., and the latter will
continue In the Angel studios, No.
22-24 Fine Arts building. The De
\ trott Photographic Co. formerly oc-
cupied the store on the southWest
corner OF Woodward-ave. ana CHi-
ford-st.. which II vacated Nov i at
the expiration OF the lease.
george In ParI and Harry n. schmidt.
teamstors for the MOretOn Truck Co..
were arrested Monday night by De
tectives Larkins and Reid, charged
4 with selling two automobile tires
which they had been given TO deliver
at the Cadillac Motor Co. plant. The
men sold the tires TO a peddler. who
was arrested on suspicion, but re-
I leased when he gave the informa-
tion that Jed TO the arrests OF the
teamsters.
tlon h ont after improvements for
l It's district In manner which indi-
Gates that IL Is determined TO get
D them The members want three mail
deliveries day. half-hourly street
car service after midnight instead OF
the present hourly service. and a
branch library at Mack and Seyburn-
ayes. These subjects were discussed
: In a well-attcnded meeting OF the
A organization In the Eastern High
school, Monday evening. and COM
mittees were appointed 10 see what
can be done about getting the i'm
Irovements
orders for deportation have been re-
ceived by the local immigra alton off,
Gals for Julia 10th Ference 10th
and Maria Juhasz and they Will be
i taken to New York next Sunday and
sent back TO Austria Hungary. They
were all ordered deported under the
law which classes foreign residents
who conduct resorts as undesirable
4 allies Julia 10th is the woman who
came into prominence locally when
she informed against Capt. Frank
Newberry. OF the police department.
for accepting brides from Annie
Smith, a rival Delray resort-keeper
Emma Schaffer and Lizzie Likallai
inmates OF the 10th resort. were de-
ported last week.
|rhe board Of library commissioners
h will present y petition tn the council.
\ Tuesday evening, asking for a new
Issue OF bonds amounting to 100000
for the purpose OF purchasing the
4 ground adjoining the library site on
the west side OF Woodward ave, be-
tween Putnam and Kirby aves. The
library commit ssioners want to get
all the land between these streets,
having now only the north half OF IL.
The new site for tho art museum ex-
tends two blocks on Woodward ave.
IN the east side corresponding 10 the
frontage desired for the library. and
4 IL Is claimed that the additional
4 ground for the library Is needed 10
4 balance the two buildings and make
the new center artistic and complete