The Detroit times., 1915-02-18
IN DEfRolT

Mcnxan-sve. 10 buchanan-st, 70
started Wedss.dsy, Gecr.is va.
Jesse Z. CALDWELL. Mary vs.. Harvey
Ballentine. Edith VS.. Ernest Rose,
and Nellie Va. Herbert n. Markle.
|TAe water board d Installing aboas
Persons who have paid their water
tax In advance will not be charge led
the meter rates until the period COW
cred by the paid-up tax has expired.
|yAe county electios commission ees-
20 print the names OF the candidates
Tor the Republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney on the ballots.
M I'M latest S.S story T. that II Guy A
g. L: Boone. es the william Yscs:t.
talk" in the Detroit Museum of Art,
WEDNESDAY, evening. He declared
and must not be discredited because
OF the presence OF few charlatans.
The leaders Of the movement. he de-
ana av ts., pe ;m,,s very s wSa sa%s
entered the movement without un-
dsrstanding IT, who are hurting II.
RE Rev. Frank w. Padelferd. Of hos
So9 addressing the mid-winter state
nssSax svsn Hna in the Wosdwasd-
ave. Baptist church. said that the
Baptists were at the tail-end OF the
procession In educational effort as
nominations. He quoted statistics
TO show that out OF Isl. 900 students
IN northern colleges only 5000 arc
Baptists.
LEGAL u. .. inspectors of steam vessels
nation concerning Oscar Hicks. and
the Detroit inspectors are asked TO
search their records TO learn whether
a license was Issued to Hicks be-
The Information is sought on behalf
Of daughter OF Hicks. born in
May. 1898, and her right to a large
sum OF money depends on the out
ne Detroit psbHe schools will have
s1x representative In the cOnventtOn
Gsncs OF TIE National nd Dsi
natl. next week. The delegation In
ciudes supt. c.. r. Chadsey: 8. A:
educational research; Assistant SUI
or Frederick and Frank Cody. and
Edwin l. Miller. principal OF the
Northwestern high school.
re sudden death Of Freda McEwen.
F.: eycs:,,,.yssr-cid colcrsd girl: Of No, No:
Gertrude McEwen. was investi gated
by Detectives Potter and Van Mort
in the vicinity started gossip which
reached the ears Of the officers.
They found that the little girl died
OF pericarditis. and that death cer-
board. 30 they abandoned their in
vestigation. The mother and child
will both be buried in Cincinnati.
neorge Kurks. who was arrested when
other roomer: IN HIS Frsnklin-.t.
sticks Of dynamite, rs feet OF fuse.
and some caps. In his possession. was
sent to the workhouse for IS days.
n %ns by he sudS n.b rs's 81:
sentence. ne will be investigated by
federal authorities, and will prob
ably be deported. Kurka was for
and brought the big stock Of ex-
plosive here on passenger train.
rAe Gray Estate Co. has purchased .
S Dcr OF PrSRsrty on the nort d
60 feet Of frontage on WOODWARD
ave. and extends back about 13s feet
on Antoinette-st. The purchase was
made through the Dickinson Real
frontage in that nsiEhborhood is
month ago the Gray Estate Co
seSrn ds pees 81 On the the
same locality.
Drank Kusyba, Of No. 200 Thirty-
seeOnd-st.. Has been doing little
detective work since his bicycle was
Wheel TUESDAY night, he nabbed its
rider, Lyman Huntington, IL years
old. OF No. 162 Fourteenth ave-. and
turned him over to Patrolman Hoff-
had bought the bicycle from another
youth. not KNOWING that IL was
stolen. He offered to give II back TO
return OF the wheel Huntington
was released.
Prank wallace Goodale. who for sew
eral months had been q sufferer from
heart trouble. died, suddenly. We'd
Merrick- Mr.. Goodale. who was
q cousin of George Pomeroy Goodale.
the well-known dramatic critic OF
this city; was born In Wsshtenaw
miller In Delhi. Mich many years
before. coming to- Detroit a decade
ago. to become manager for Il NJ.
Mr. soo hsy ana snr sfsa a ony
by his cousins. Mr.. Goodale, the
Misses Ruth e and Frac @. Mitchell
and Mrs. D. r. Hoyer, the latter Of
be made later.
|Gsnbers % the Detroit Federation Of
Labor will attempt TO place . mimi
mum wage charter amendment on
the spring election ballot by peti-
committee which waited on the COM
mittee on charter and city legisla-
tion last Saturday morning. charges
that organizes labor was givsn the he
transmitted the amendment to the
as sponsor. for It and Ald; Lodge adj
Of hs tn. Ts sso sssRs the the
viii require a.7oo names.
Ms. J. Il. BosIes, OF No. 04s Csss-ave.,
wife Of the Drssident OF the ,.
h.r s spisnd. Mrs saraS 0n rlidsn. had ana
narrow escape from death when a
manhole cover at Broadway and
Withsrell-st. blew up just as the
d soaps m Sh over the the %ns
hole. The explosion was terrific. be-
Ing heard for blocks. and the iron
cover was shattered. Parts Of the
s sSves brsssins ons OF 81 the the psnes
but the occupants or the car were
not injured.
'prewling about the factory OF the BELL
Psnp Mfg. Co., No. "a FORREST. east,
81 ons Of r.. .mployes who hos sa nnsssa
cd him of attempted theft. The
suspect verified the workmsn's
auspiciona when he suddenly grab
bed q tool grip, belonging TO, C.. Liv-
ingstone. one OF the employees. hurled
81 down a stairway. and dashed after
his escape. The grip Contained ex-
pensfve machinists tools, valued at
1850. Police were notified.
re evil servfee .ee9nissieners are
bltteriy oDpoeeA - the INTENDED
council, Tuesday night. allowing de-
| partment heads to choose from the
6ret I'VE on the eligible list The