The Detroit times., 1915-01-13
IN DETROIT

The property Of the late John VI. Hall.
who wa. well known I'm Detroit
business circles. ~ valued at $500, 900.
according 10 an inventory filed,
widow. foster daughter and two
half-brothers> viii share in the
estate.
Following n few days Illness, Adelbert
Wohifeider. salesman for Brehmer a
Nicon, Wholesale grocers. died Tues
day in his home. No 4S9 Baldwin
ave. Alr Wohlfelder was Al years
old and native OF Detroit He Is
survived by his wife and two chill
dren, Funeral services will be held
(. Thursday afternoon
school Inspector A. T.. sherman failed.
Tuesday. In nm effort 20 have the
teachers committee OF the Board OF
Education indorse his proposal that
the board employ married women as
substitute teachers. The committee
was unanimously opposed 10 the
suggestion and turned IN down cold.
There Is no ban AGAINST the employ
ment of widows. however.
The Real estate committee OF the
Board of Education has decided to
submit to the entire board the ques
ton of permitting the citya TO use
the school buildings as election
booths. and there probably will he
fight on the proposition. su3-
geston has been made that the base
ments could be used for this pur-
pose, but many Of the Easements are
used as class rooms
John saul. ~ years old, said to he the
Oldest brick mason In Detroit, died
Tuesday in his home, No. 1896 Michi-
gan-ave.. following several months
illness. Mr.. Saul came 10 Detroit
from Germany in 1855. For 3s years
he was foreman n a Detroit brick
yard. He is survived by three Sous
and one daughter. Funeral services
Will be held In the home Thursday
afternoon.
The water board Tuesday authorized
President Emil stroh to appoint q
committee to confer with officials of
the department of commerce In
Washington on a plan TO force all
lake boats to carry septic tanks Tor
and lake waters. Commissioner
Oakman, on whose motion the action
was taken. Informed the board that
government sanitary experts have
already approved q septic tank that
has recently been patented.
Members Of Detroit post. &. A. r.. and
OF the Loyal Legion. have been mo-
tilted by Mrs. Sarah Ross futile. OF
IS OF her husband. Jonathan b. Tut
tie. formerly well-known Michi-
gan and Detroit lawyer, and Judge
in the late sos. Judge futile came
TO Detroit from Tawas City In 1890,
and 10 years later removed TO Calf
fornia. He was Civil war veteran.
TetlTlnR ITOTl ScINitt WIN Nht
OF captain.
From $50 Is 1000 high school boys
will rally In the Woodward-ave. Bsp-
tist church house, Friday evening.
at $40 o'clock. to partake Of the first
annual banquet OF the Animated
High School clubs and to hear. an
address on Gaps and handicaps." by
the Rev. Allen A. Stockdale. pastor
Of the FIRST SGnsTSsgssional ch man1
communities In the middle west and
New England as The pitching par
son" DR.. c. r.. Chadsey, superinten7
dent OF schools will introduce DR..
Stockdale.
Detroit vspor stove Co., have pur-
chased from Dr. James d KENNEDY,
the property at No. $40 Woodward
ave. With a frontage OF % feet on
Woodward and a depth OF zoo feet
on Davenport for consideration
not made public Property In this
vicinity is held at H'2bo per root.
OF stores on the front OF the proper
ty with an entrance TO the residence
from the side The house was built
was the family residence until his
death. II contains % rooms and
seven baths
The Detroit Osteopathic society will
observe Thursday. Jan. II. a. "Osteo-
pethy day" and the occasion Will he
marked by n public lecture and
musical entertainment In the Y. NJ.
G.. A. auditorium in the evening. The
feature OF the occasion will be an
address by DR.. r Kendrick Smith. OF
Boston, one OF the best-known men
in the profession. who IT, now on a
lecture tour OF the west. He In direc-
tor OF the department OF public
health and education OF the Ameri-
can Osteopathic association and au-
thor OF many ma gazine articles on
public health work and the scientific
progress OF osteopathy. He Is also
president OF the Boston Browning
society and the Smith Family as
ISOLATION OF America,
Park Commfssioner Dust has vecetved
second batch az bids for $4,000
worth OF bathing suits for the Belle
Isle bath house. The. council com
mittee on parks and 'bouievards re-
Gently rejected a lot OF bids because
the park commissioner wanted 10
give the contract 10 an ont OF town
concern. Before making any further
recommendations the commissioner
Will submit the various samples OF
bathing material TO n test Rathing
costumes for men. women and bows
will be tried on models to see how
they at. 4 cloth expert will also he
asked to examine the samples as 10
quality, weight. shrinkaRe. etc The
commissioner has delegated his sec
rotary. Henry W Busch to find the