The Detroit times., 1914-12-15
IN DETROIT


James }. Brady, collector % internal
1900, 900 more deficiency tax stampa
ranging In denomination from one
eighth OF cent TO t1eo
vAs Twenty-arst wnrd improvement
assoeiat iOn has elected the fotIowiBs
officers, President Charles - Clark
vice-president, Frederick Rosei secs
rotary, Frederick koepfsen, treasur.
or. Frank Brankmah
Postm aster Nagel Will employ about
200 high school md eoiieze students
TO assist the regular force ia the
postofnce during the pre-chrlstmas
rush; lie mas about 600 applications
Burglars broke the glass In the front
door of John ~. suiIivnn's furniture
store. No, l34 Michigan-ave., some
time Monday night, but were evil
could enter the store, IA nothing was
takeh according TO tho police report.
minor ordinance violations by 10 Greek
keddiers were overlooked by Judgv
Connolly, Monday, when no release.
all OF the men complained agaius,
y with tho declaration that IL was hard
enough Tor them 10 mako a living
nt this season OF the year. None o.
the violations was serious,
Rudolph schmidt. 10 year. old. em-
Rioyed ss eaxineer la the Peter
smith Heater CO, plant was found
dead In bed In Emil Joseph's room
ING house, No. al Franlslin,st, don.
believes that heart disease was the
cause, but will hold n post-mortem
examination. Tuesday.
The body Of the man who fell and
Woodward aves Saturday. and died
10 Sc. Mary's hospital, was Identified
Monday as that OF Wesley Hayes, 90
Gs t "a f Scdy h1 which Relatives . ss
sent to Port Huron. Tuesday. for
burial.
DIR. Wiiiam Jenkins, head of the local
federal food and drug bureau. who
rs 0 SSg 0a now seesres tha er there
II not q single bad egg In the city
DO far. as interstate shipment is CON
sons should notify his department az
soon as they discover eggs that are
spoiled.
The body OF an unidentified man. with
the name of Freeport. Ind, nrm
, Wabash yards at lakewood. Monday
afternoon. the condition Of the body
indicating that the man had been
removed to +. =. suiiiHsn gV Under
taking rooms, No. 22a1 West Jeffer-
eson-ave.
william zembrowski, ~ years old. OF
No. I22 smith-sve., Hamtramck, was
engine at the ciay-ave. crossing
Monday night, and both OF his legs
Were so badly crushed that II was
wSsn he Gssched MnrSs
He Is In a critical condition. Scores
OF his fellow workmen saw the acct
dent.
Alice Krsuse, nine years old. and her
slater Eleanor, aged 10. of No. III
Elmwood-ave.. were both slightly In
1ured when struck by an auto driven
by b. Gaedeke, OF No. 24S6 Jefferson
ave-, as the girls were crossing IRA
tiot-ave.. at McDougall- ave. Monday
afternoon. Eleanor suffered deep
scalp wound and was injured about
tho body, and Alice's legs Were oruis-
ed. Both were attended by DR.. G.
X. Walsh. OF No. 763 Gratiot-ave.
Hannah korn. who identified Alex
stroka and Robert shafrer as the
two young men who held her up
In her fathers store at No. 61s Mo-
Tan-st. last week. and stole the con-
tents of the cash register. refused to
prosecute the two youths on rob-
berry charge. Stroka is held Tor the
police Of Akron. O., and schaffer Is
burgh. where he admits he IL want
ed. the police say.
Frumk Boganowski, IL years old, OF
No. s01 Oriesns-st., was knocked to
the pavement by an auto driven by
Joseph Kosakrewicz. OF No. SEA ST.
Aubtn-ave., at Canfield-ave. and Rio
pslle-st, Monday afternoon, and suf-
Tered a conclusion or the brain that
may result In his death. He was
taken to Grace hospital Kosakrew-
tos was arrested on charge OF reck-
less driving. but was released when
witnesses Testified that he was not
responsible for the accident
Henry +. Carpenter. former cashier of
the Farmers National bank, of Union
City. Mich. has been paroled from