The Detroit times., 1914-05-08


the central committees OF the assoc
citation and the committee viii name
the city In which the convention viii
be held, Most or the membership
favors "A Pacifo coast city.
Capt. william Brackett. OF the Marine
corps. has received orders 60 accept.
hereafter only the most No candi-
dates for enlistment and 20 refer
them TO the department This means
that no one Will be accepted vino "
not almost physically perfect The
total strength ~ the corps Is now
1867. while the footing allowed ~
only 1921. Capt Brackett expects
70 be transferred 20 the Chicago
headquarters within "a week.
Edward Ton. driver OF Michigan
Ambulance 90. automobile, Was ser
tuusfy hurt When "a Fourteenth ear
collidcd with the ambulance al Wa
bash-ave. and LOcust-st Thursday
afternoon. badly wrecking the am
bulance and throwing Ton TO the
pavement unconscious. lie was
taken 60 Grace hospital and is eN-
UFrted 10 recover lie ~ 30 yeurs
OLD and lives at 40. 1929 Eigh-
feminist
OF Internal revenue. will probably
announce his candidacy for congress
In the Thirteenth district within
few days Mr. Mcleod was "A tenta-
tive candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor, but nnally
decided not 10 make the run. HIS
friends have been urging him TO run
for congress In the new district, ana
they say that he Will have 20 yield
90 the pressure. Charles A. NICHOLS
and William G. Manchester are al
ready I'm the field FOR the Republican
nomination.
Plans for sending "a delegation of rs
members OF the Detroit Real Estate
board To- the annual convention OF
American real estate dealers IN Puts
burgh during July, were discussed on
"a trolley outing OF the board TO MI
Clemens, Thursday. Hugh Chalmers
Will be one OF tho speakers In the
national convention. The feature or
the trip TO Mt. clemens was a base
ball game between the Detroit ana
Mt. Clemens business men. the visl-
tors winning by score or Z To D:
Dinner was served In the Hotel
Medea.
A. Mrs. Emma kOndrat. of No. 1852
~. AubIn-nve.. WAS leaving her home
Thursday evening 10 go 10 a gro
Gerry store, a man who had been
lettering near the house stepped IN
front of her, leVeled "A gliStening
object at her head, and forced her
TO take her earrings from her ears
and hand them over TO him. Tugo-
mir BulIovintCZ 80 years old, OF No.
345 Ferry ave east, was later ar
rested as her assailant, and when
the police searched him they found
that his revolver was glass imi-
tation OF a pistol.
Funeral services were held Friday af-
ternOOu, In HamiIton's chapel. for
Mrs. Marion McCulley widow OF
George T.. MoCulley who died, We'd
nesday, in her apartments In the
LeHoN. %lrs McCulley was born In
New Jersey In 1876 and had lived in
Detroit a han century. She was -
daughter Of the late Beniafnii y iSheF
,sssoaal 'tY5iysi,e q, MccGilega
Superintendent Of the Ienox and
Madison uplrtnrSntss and eue daugh
ter, AIRS. r. +. Cdrdo, Chicago, sur
Vive
girl, disappeared from her home, No.
333 CongresS-st. east. April rs, and
police who have Investigated be-
lieve that she eloped. Her parents
recently received letter post
marked Detroit. and stating that she
was happy in the love of her sweet
heart" Detective Emmanuel Rogers
is searching for the girl, and be-
lieves that she may be found with
Nincenzo Cantela, "a years old,
boarder I'm the Alangi home, who
disappeared the same day that the
girl left
decree of divorce, with altmony of
$40 "a week. for the support of herself
and child. was won Thursday, by
Mrs Freda Bloss before Judge Codd
in the circuit court. on the facts
she presented in cross bill Med
against the suit instituted by her
husband. Edward Bloss. Judge Codd
an giving his decision Expressed re-
into the home, and scored relatives
for helping 10 bring about the rue
ton Both charged cruelty. The
court held up the signing of the de-
crec for few days, hoping Tor
reconciliation.
Thomas Evans, n Negro, 3s years old,
and living ut No. - Catherine-st.'
was arrested Thursday night or the