The Detroit times., 1915-01-08

or the company a. 80. l2O,TS2. Tho
merchandise listed at s1.923.212
The plant of the Quinn Manufacturing
Co.. DivisiOn-st. and the Grand
Trunk railway, has been purchased
BY EdgaTs sugar house from the
property has frontage OF 100 feet
and "a depth OF 1870 feet and includes
a five-story building. The deal was
made by A. Hesselbacher.
Eighth Ward Republican committee.
In a meeting Thursday evening +.
Flannery was selected TO fill va
cancy in the first district, and a. II.
Morgan was selected TO represent
the NTH. The annual banquet OF
the Eighth Ward Republican club
will be held early in February.
Robert 4. Hhyne, OF No. 1850 Jefferson
by Willie Pouliot some time ago.
recommended to Judge Phelan,
Thursday. that the youth be paroled
instead OF Imprisoned. as he had his
restitution for the theft. Judge
Phelan paroled Poullot and praised
Thyme for his attitude
Police patrols which carry crippled
children 10 school are 90 be equipped
with hot water bottles, for the COM
fort OF the Riddles. and the signal
officer on the wagon Will be requir-
ed 20 see 20 IL that the water bottle
10 get his little passengers. The
idea originated in the mind OF Secre-
tary George A. walters
The Rev. Nathaniel II. Hafer, a former
pastor OF Ferry-ave. Baptist church
a IN .n,s ely CITY and who Ieft Detroit to
Baptist church, Walnut. Ill. has re-
signed that charge 10 become state
missionary for the Illinois Baptist
have about 500 churches in the
northern part OF Illinois, under his
direction
Gerhard ID. Ihlder. 90 years old, a re-
tired linen MANUFACTURER. was found
dead in bed in his home. No 1913
Fifteenth st. Thursday night, when his
daughter Viola, returning home af-
ter her father had retired for the
night, noticed the odor OF gas. and
investigated. She found one OF the
Jets partly open, and the room filed
with the deadly fumes. Coroner Bur
.ges,- after an invest cation, decided
that death was due TO accident.
shortly after Judge Van lille had
signed decree. granting her n
divorce. Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Ellen McManaman, went TO the office
OF Marriage License Clerk Stewart,
and obtained license 10 wed Au-
gust c. Kruger. Mrs. McManaman
obtained decree on the grounds OF
dessertion Other divorces granted.
Gale. Bessie VIZ. Robert James An
geline vs.. Ernest Afford. Ruby VS.
Victor Finders and Ethel vs.. Charles
Thomas.
William X. HetsIer, N popular younp
mail carried attached 10 the sub
station at No, 1850 Cass-ave died
IhuTsday OF scarlet fever in the kio-
fer p h9spital Mr. Hetsler was born
had been In the Detroit .postofhca
service since November. 1912. He ~
survived by his wife. three-year- old
hnk nd a. 4.
Funeral services will be held in tho
home No. SO Greeley-st Saturday
afternoon. and interment will be
made lin Plymouth.
Miss Mary 4. Nelson, vvelI-known nurse,
who for many years has been en-
gagged in Red Cross work and mis-
sionary service in VARIOUS parts of
the world. will spend a month in De-
trott. doing special work among the
tubercular poor, for the Detroit So
ciety for the Study and Prevention
OF tuberculosis Miss Nelson while
in Detroit will stay In the Visiting
services Will be available as lecturer
and nurse, II application Is made TO
the society's office. No. 512 Kresge
building.
Attorneys Arthur r. Gordon and Henry
X. Maurer, who have for several
years maintained law Offices in the
Mofrat building have become associ-
ated under the firm name OF Gordon
and Maurer. and have opened new
offices at Nos 0o2- OO4 Ford build
ing Their practice is general al
though both specialize In the organ
tons and u association s Mr. NJ cS Gdrden
has been prominent in the municipal
affairs OF Detroit for a dozen years.
while Mr. Maurer has an extensive
acquaintance and experience in Mich
igan He is an Adrian product.
A majority of those I'm attendance In
the special meeting OF Detroit lodge,
Il. p. o. f.. Thursday evening. to
consider the proposition OF erecting
owned by the lodge at Lafayette
blvd. and Cass-ave.. voted TO go
ahead with the project. About 700
Elks were present and the following
building committee was given au-
erection OF the new temple: Harmon
j. Hunt, Daniel Lyons Frank L. Al
bertson. Gustaye J.. Albrecht John
NJ. Sweeney and Julius II. Haas.
Leroy Braxee, employment agent. who
told Labor Commissioners James v.
Cunningham. some months ago, that
the latter would never get any re-
suits from attempts to prosecute
him. as he wou too smooth for
him" was sentenced by Judge Con-
the House OF Correction for operat-
ing an employment agency without
license Brace, through his at
torney. Proctor Knott Owens. had
through all OF the focal courts. and
TO the supreme court, where his con-
viction was finally affirmed.
Funeral services for the Rev. Joseph
Kern. pastor OF the First German
Methodist church for the last three
years and who died Wednesday In
his home, No. sos Joseph Campau-
ave. will be held Saturday morning
I'm the church. The Rev, Elias Roser
superintendent OF the Michigan dis-
trict OF German Methodist churches
will ofhciate, assisted by the Rev
III Borneman and the Rev John kus-
ter The Methodist clergy OF the
city will attend in body. Mr.; Kern
was born in Roseville, Mich. 90
years ago. He Is survived by his
wife
Mrs. Edward Tucker. wife of Major
Edward Tucker. OF the Salvation
army is I'm n serious condition In
Harper hospital. as the result or an
operation performed two days before
Christmas. for the amputation OF the
right leg, at the hip. The operation
reg as a last resort to save Mrs
f, fuckers life Mrs. fuckers malady
was supposed TO be neuritis. but
! diagnosis revealed a bone infection
and amputation was found impera-
tive Although In very serious
condition the attending physicians
believe that Mrs. Tucker VIII recover
Because OF an Imperfect outer casing
on the box which had been placed
| In the cornerstone OF the Church O1
| Our Father. Grand Circus park and
Bagley- ave. when the erection Of
| the church was begun 80 years ago
| the papers I'm the box are undeciph-
was opened THURSDAY by members
OF the congregation. and the present