The Detroit times., 1915-02-12
IN DETROIT


Csssty auditors decided. TAursAsy. "a
easr . rev ard Of e2SO for inforns-
= streicher. the. 10-year-old Wyandotts
girl who disappeared from her home
FEB. 4. and u alleged TO have been
kidnapped by Willard Gagnier. OF To-
rAe basAtss saa weedworki.x s.v.rt-
nent 90 the Detroit Batktub q Brass
Manufacturing co., bankrupt has
been disposed OF as a going concern
BY Theodore Friedeberg and Frank
the concern from the Security Trust
men viii continue the business on :
larger scale than ever. u is said.
ne sspre@e court has upheld the sc-
- SELF from Monguagon township and
estapiishins itself as a new town
ship. The court ruled that IL was
Of IL free holders from sssa the S old town.
Sn,p to the petition. but that u
were sufficient
Dsfssders day was observed By state
Of Veterans. in q. A. R. hall. fh s.-
DAY night, when the principal speak
ere were Justice Jehrtes and Hugh
shepherd. former prosecutor. The
tsrnaiist" L A. Markham, COM
s mander OF the camp. was presented
with an iron cross made by Junior
Vice Commander-in-chief Fred J.
Hrs. Fr.a.rtck O. Be..er. who A.s
tust returned FROM England with her
husband, who IL Wce-president and
European director OF the Hudson
Motor. Co. will make country wide
wounded British sailors and soldiers.
on behalf OF American women In
England who have established the
f fssrtan Womens hos hospital sa.D,tn n
many OF Engiand's wounded are be-
Ing cared for.
George e. Read, Of the Cadillac Motor
Car Coz addressed the members Of
the .nswly-formed Export club OF tho
gest4d that this In the time to try to
secure the trade OF the southern
continent. Trade cond. lions are gem
sSs ssS sf f. Ssp re ssiS IN Ssi
and great reduction has been made
IN the price OF raw rubber; Am n,r,.
much, he declared, to develop the Ar
gentine Republic.
The Frue home at No. 4S1 woodward
ave. has been purchased from l.. w.
iTnh,r: proprietor OF , The Hotel Hotel; T ynr
which he Is president. The price paid
for the property IL reported to have
been around S176,000. Mr.. fuller
ago s from TN the estate n Of 8. JAY vinton
for about 100000. the present sale
showing an Increase In valuation OF
apprc.imsteiy $4,000. The lot has
ave. Mr.. Cliff bought the property
~ IN investment.
ha rscemmenastieu Of Assistant
Prosecutor PssI voorheis, Judge
Connolly nolle pressed all Of the
Prosecutor Hugh shepherds spec
tacular raids ON bucketshops I'm 1912.
There were six OF the cases on the
ssSH!d spniNs s ssops Sshu
Las 8. Williams. Harry T. Copus,
Marvin 3. Anderson. Harry e. Weld
or. Harry B. Baxter. Joseph Robin
ch n s: Coon. S %iiiiam e s COOK.
Johp Thompson. John May and John
bArss nerves were surnea 20 death
Thursday night In . ere Of supposed
the barn In the rear OF No. 1856 La
fayette-Ave. east. the owners OF the
horses. Joseph and Ignacio Caruso.
grocsrs. at No. 1855 Lafayette-ave.
i sss:r. . 4 /. s Alleged. de%andinx
$500. Joseph Caruso told the police
he had been receiving BLACK Hand"
letters for the last ID years, but
two In the last two weeks. and the
0re followed. he said. A wagon and
three sets OF harness were also
AZ sSs F ssS loss being
bseauss 81 .thS 6atesest shswn n ne
sxhshltisn sf Daintings ~ MIchigan
srtists In the green room OF the
| - 49, 4 - "a 49, xrx.l 80.
charge TO continue the exhibit and
the exhibition will be transferred to
the HENRY II room Of the Hotel sS
urday from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Sun
day: from to 8 ?. m, and Monday
are o Sslng sh. tneIy
homes. The proceeds Of the sale Will
be devoted to the relief OF victims
OF. the war.
tsnbsrs OF the Board of Estimafes I'm
chsm fs rS %ss night. decided sspt 70
advocate before the council commit
tee on charter and city legislation
Saturday, the submission Of char
20 &C members. one. from each ward
and i've TO be elected at large, the
board to meet twice month except
IN April. when % meetings are to
majors, having been forewarned to
be most economical In their demands
before the-eommittee, agreed to drop
their $500 salary plan and voted 10
keep the salary the same as IL Is,
nve dollars session for 20 ses-
sions.
eaeers Of the Y. w. C.. A. were all re-
elected I'm the annual meeting Of the
association, Thursday night, even
against the protests of some Of the
inoumbents. They are: President.
Miss Christine w. Cowie; vice-presi-
dents. Mrs Oren Scotch, Mrs. Alexis
G Angel, Mrs. A. p. Brush. Miss Jul
Tia Russell. Miss Helen +, Keep, Miss
Jean K. Hutchings and Mrs. Walter
r. Parker; treasurer. Mrs. r.. w.
Pendleton: recording secretary, Mrs.
J. H. Lyday; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. George ". Gambler. The
vice presidents are also the heads
OF the various departments OF the
institution. Directors reelected for
q three-year term are: Mrs. Herbert
Armstrong, Mrs. Muir B. Snow. Mrs
David Whitney, DR.. Florence Huson
and Mrs. j. w. Finney.
OARD OF HEALTH NOT
TYAInED vUyyrU GEDUvCE