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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. 3. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1874.
CAMPBELL AVENUE

To Or. Fettig. J. p. Southwick. H.
r. Albrecht, Thos. Newton, William
Craden. Thos. Curley. Margaret
Downs. Fed Schundt. Thos. @. Arch
er. Alfred Reed. Matte v. Drake.
Plato c. Hurcley. James o'Hair,. JOIN
j. weyand, John Tanek, sophie
Weynad. Chas. Weynad, J. Kitten.
berger. Grosfeld & Scanlon. Anthony
Grambush, NJ WatZke, Geo. Ludwig
L. Hinkley. 4. l. Weyand, Fred Con-
rad. John Grace, Nancy r.. Rumble.
Martha Mcnamara, Joseph Zielinski
Louis Smilanski, g. +. Nadolin, w.
~. Schuntz. @. Il, Forgie. sidney Ell
Grace Pattinson, Isaac Pattinson, A.
T. Jones. and to all other persons
owning, occupying. or otherwise in
terested ia any OF the lots and
premises fronting on Campbell ave-
nue.. in said city OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the City
OF Detroit, having ordered SO much
OF Campbell avenue. from the north
line OF briggs avenue. to be graded
and paved. notice is hereby given
that an assessment has been made
upon all the lots and premises front
ing on said Campbell. avenue, and
liable TO ba assessed for said i'm
provcment under the provisions OF
the city Charter. and that a roll of
said assessment IS now completed.
aud will remain at the Assessors
the date hereof until November g.
1915. for the inspection of all per-
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
Il 375 President
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov, .. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1875.
DRAKE AVENITE.

To John Maurer, w. ~ Pohl. Lewis
Theimer. George Smith. Paul Goetsch,
Frank Remmick, Chas. Beck. w. W.
Fry. Jefferson Park Co. Edward
Mandell. Frank StAmour. f. l.
House, Chas. Banner, J F.. Sanger,
II. Bergman. j A. Janesse, Jos,
Or ruth. Mary Potts, Allen Potts.
clyde Miller, w r.. Robbins. W. @.
Burton. George Allan, Burr Hart.
Mrs. VI. Elliott, H. Summers Rene
Van Damme. carl Swanson, Herbert
Mason, Peterson ~ Son. Edward j.
Most. William summers, and TO all
other persons owning, occupying, or
otherwise Interested in any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Drake
avenue. In said city OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city
OF Detroit. having ordered so mucn
OF Drake avenue. from the north
curb line OF Freud avenue to the
south curb line Of Jefferson avenue,
10 be graded and paved notice is
hereby given that an assessment has
been made upon All the lots and
premises fronting on said Drake ave-
nue., and liable to 10 assessed for
said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the city Charter. and that
roll OF said assessment is now com
pleted. and will remain at the Asses
sor's office. I'm tho city OF Detroit.
from the date hereof until Novem-
her %, i915. for the inspection OF all
persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GCSTANE J. ALBRIGHT,
B376 President
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PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing.
aud erecting a pa ton,
one motor, door controlled monorail
hoist in Garage building located at
the Eastern Yards OF the Department
OF Public Works. addressed to the
Department OF Public Works, viii be
received at the office uf the Commits
sioner. city Hall. Detroit, until 1900
a M. November l6. 1918
Proposal shall include the furnish
ing and installation OF trolley wiring
complete with the necessary electric
mains 20 outside Of building. Also
the installation Of two electric light
outlets on ceiling OF building and
hy rotary snap switch near
door. Electric service viii he go
volts two phase for power, and 10
volts single phase for light. All con
ductors 10 he run In iron conduit and
all electrical work to be done IN ac-
cordance with the requirements OF
the Public Lighting Commi ssion. a
knife switch controlling service
mains shall Id iusta.tsd inside Che
Mi{diug accessible from floor.
Each bid shall De accompanied by
a certified check for 100 - tho
amount 81 the proposal - surety for
the acceptance OF the contract. pay
able on rs face 90 the ~ partment 90
public Works Of the city ~ Detroit
The accepted bidder VIII be re-
ouircd eto furnish two bonds each o.
the sum equal 10 the fun amount 81
The contract
Proposals shall be MADE In accord
ance with the plans prepared by
smith. Hinchman a Grylls. Consult
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DEPT. OF PUBLIC WORKS
City OF Detroit, Mich. Nov. 4. 1915
PROPOSALS FOR SAL
VACING THE WRECKED
BELLE ISLE BRIDGE

Sealed proposals addressed 10 the
Department OF Public works. Detroit
Mich. and endorsed Proposals for
salvaglng the Wrecked Belle Isle
Bridge" will be received at this Of
nee until Thursday, Nov Is. at 10
o'clock a. m, for furnishing The la
Dor, materials and equipment FOR re
covering and removing all the iron
and wood 81 the wrecked Belle t-lc
Bridge. except the timbers and noor-
ing Of the protective crib or me draw
span pier which will be lcft uudam-
aged In position Each bidder is eV-
pe ted TO visit the locality ~ the
work and TO make his own estimate
OF the difncultes and facilities at
tending the execution Of the work
including local conditions and all
other contingencies. An the mater
tai above specified except AZ other
wise noted viii become tho property
OF the successful bidder whether IN
good or damaged condition Tho sue.
csssful bidder MUST conform 10 all
laws and requirements of the u.
government and make HE own ar
rangements for any concessions h.
expects 10 obtain from the same. All
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
N0TICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov. 3. 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1891.
WILDEMERE AVENUE
Section 1,

To John Doran. A. ]. VanDenhemel.
John II. Ducsy. r J Nichols. and 20
ali other persons owning. occupying
or otherwise interested in any OF the
lots and premises fronting on Wilde
mere avenue (section -, in said city
OF Detroit. within the limits herein
after mentioned
The Common Council Of the city Of
Detroit having ordered 50 much or
Wildemere avenue tsection - from
the north line Of Hogarth avenue 20
the south curb line OF Whitney ave-
nue.. TO be graded and paved. notice
-herahN-gI Inn-l l4-4t-s.4a ss+4-- -
has been made upon all the lots aud
premises fronting on said Wildemere
avenue (section u and liable TO be
assessed for said Improvement under
the provisions OF the city charter. and
that a roll Of said assessment is now
completed. and VIII remain az the As
SCISSORS office In the city OF Detroit
from the date hereof until Nov. q,
1915. for the inspection 81 all per-
sons concerned therein
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GUSTANE i ALBRIGHT.
RISE President.
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PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for the erection OF
n Garage TO be located at the Eastern
Yards OF the Department. of Public
Works. addressed to the Department.
OF Public Works, viii be received at
the office of the Commissioner. City
Hall. Detroit, until 10 a. m. Mon
day. Nov Is. 1915.
All proposals are to include the en-
tire building work except concrete
floors. Work is to consist OF the fol-
lowing:
STEEL AND IRON.
PAINTING AND GLAZING.
Each bid shall be accompanied By
n certified check for 1915 of the
amount OF the proposal as surety for
the acceptance OF the contract, pay
abe on its face 10 the Department OF
Public Works OF the City OF Detroit.
The accepted bidder Will be re-
ouired to furnish two bonds each In
a sum equal TO full amount OF con-
tract.
Proposals shall be made In accord-
ance with the plans and specihcations
prepared by Smith. Hinchman &
Grylls. on Ale In the office of the
Commissioner. copies OF which may
be secured upon application.
The Commissioner reserves the
right TO reject any or all proposals.
and to waive all informalitles therein.
GEORGE II. FENKEIL.
R-sss Commissioners.
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GREET PLAYERS
OPEN NEW r. OF {.
LECTURE COURSE

4 large audience of members OF
The Board of Commerce and their
families witnessed the presentation
In the board auditorium, Friday
night, OF Shakespeare's comedy
Much AdD About Nothing, by the
Den Greet players II was the open
ing Of the boards winter lecture
course
Thy Ben Greet players have
achieytd an cnvinbic reputation for
their presentation OF Shakespearean
plays, and their reputation did not
suffer IN tht least through their
Board Of Commerce engagement. Al
Ways delightful, Tie comedy which
they presented was seen at It's best
and was thoroughly enjoyed.
Especially pleasing were the in
corporations of The two leading
characters. Bencdick, the bragado
clio chevalier, and Beatrice, the
slrcw.sh tongued g-nucwoman.
hose verbal dues and later love
encounters form the main thread
OF the comedy and OF the broad
comedy character OF the constable,
DoGberry Robert Piggot was Bene-
dick Bcauic, Warren was Beatrice
and Charles Rogers Dogberry
The rest OF the cast was as fol
lows Don Pedro, Prince OF Ara
gon. Charles Hanna; Don John his
brother. Harry Joyncr Claudio, q
young lord Of Florence. Perciyal vi
Wan: Leouato, governor OF Messi-
ma. Alfred Shirley Antonio. his
brother. Ralph Earle; Balthazar, at
teudaut or Don Pedro, George G.
Carr. followers of Don John Bora
chic. Ralph Bradley, and Conrad
George G Carr, Verges, an officer,
Thomas Homer; Friar Francis
Harry Joyner; sexton, Ralph Earle
Hero. daughter 10 Leonato, Irene
Bevans Margaret, gentlewoman
attending on Hero, Irene Bell
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
CHURCHILL
QUITS POST
Admiralty Head to
Join British Army
in France

LONDON. Nov. l3.-it Is officially
announced hat Winston Spencer
churchill. chancellor of the Duchy
OF Lancaster, has resigned from the
cabinet aud viii Join the army in
France
Mr. Churchill, in his letter Of res
ignation. explains that he agrees
in the formation Of a small war
council. and appreciates the inten.
ion which Pr mier Asquith TX
pressed 10 include him among its
members lie forpsaN the difficult.
ties that The premier would have TO
face in It's composition, he states,
and he makes no complaint because
the scheme was changed but with
that change his work IN Tire govern.
ment naturally closed
He says he could not accept a
position of general responsibility
for war policy without any cffec-
tive share IN it's guidance and con.
troll and did not feel able in times
like these to remain in vellpaid in
activity
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
FALLS DOWN
ELEVATOR SHAFT:
WILL RECOVER

Injured by fall down the eleva.
tor shaft in the Wolverine Engrav-
Ing Co.'S building at No. 80 1arned-
81 west, at O'Clock. Friday night.
clinton u Butterheld. 3s years old
president of the company. was TAX
en- to the city hospital suffering
With conclusion OF the brain. Ills
back and spine also are injured, but
his recovery is predicted
Butterheld walked down the dark
hallway 10 the elevator on the first
floor and stepped through the door.
xpecting TO find II there. lie was
'recipitatcd 10 the basement, dis
nice OF - feet. IL had been custo.
nary TO leave tho elevanr sanding
he first floor during the nigh.
Uutterfcld lives In Rochester
Mich.
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NOTICE-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
RoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. o. ialS.
Paving Notice No. 1881.
PARKER AVENUE

To- Il. Knapp. Geo. Heympss IA
Sterucr ~ Peslish s. Baufugyart 9, ~
Jurgeussn A. \ NIuWan a u. Babe.
a. NJ Fisher, Aug Perth. r. I)cuseL
tE Oderfrr, u Knapp q. .chater.
X Harris j VerpOoi Horny schultz,
81 D. Eucllrluan, A. eiCkcrep. w.
Stigkerg. shelly a. simpson, g. Woi-
wliugtr. 81 Stricken. D.. OrLug. -
Youughirod. John ilassct ~ Soy
an1Nski T. schwartz. ~ i1tour, =.
BfTaubgrE b. Srrfetru. ~. sloan, =
Glass. = Dhlerty. lloyd Reid. G.
Rich. f. Grrcshcrk. ana 10 Az other
persons owning. uccupyiug. on 0;hcr-
wise Interested in any ot ~" tots
and Premises fruntipe ou Parker
avenue. Joe said city ot Nctrutt WITH
Iu tho HHits hereinafter mentioned.
Tho Common Council ef the tity
~ ID frUif. having ordered go fnuch
81 Parker uygnuc. from fno north
liur 90 GrotiOt avenue 90 tho sunth
curb Zinc ~ Hcndric avenue, 10 be
Graded and paved notice u hereby
Itpu that ara assessment has been
aafe upon an thr-fot~ and prrmists
fronting ou said Parker avenue. and
liable 20 be assessed fnr said I'M
movement under the provisions ~
Tho city Charter, and that atrQl ~
1aid assessmeut BIS now rompleted,
aud viii remain az the AqseHHnrs
office In the city ~ Detroit from
fh. d8te hereof until November "a.
qI5 for the inspection OF all per-
SONS concerned therein
BOARD or ASSESSORS.
RY GUSTANE j. ALBRECHT.
B-3sa President.
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Boston Visitor Relieved
of Coat, Trousers,
Cap and $40
COLORED QUARTET
MAKES 500 HAUL
Sneak Thieves and
PickpOckets Also Ac-
tive Friday Night

A "stick-up" man. who cornered
James Mouahan of Boston Mass, in
Al -es-aR laAer JeflezAoa.ave. at
j2 20 O'Clock Saturday morning, not
only took The mans money amount
Ing 10 $40 bur also relieved him OF
his coat. trousers and cap Al the
point of a revolver. Monahan was
forced to disrobe, and the holdup
man quickly attircd himself in the
clothes 81 the victim.
Standing a. Monroe ave. and St
Antoinest.. at 1890 O'Clock, Satur
day morning. James Nunsoso, Of No
~ Macouh-st., was accosted by two
Negroes .ud a Negress, who demand
ed tina, he give them all his money
one of The men drew a revolver
and threatened 10 shoot him, Nun
$3.50 told the police. whereupon he
gayc them his wallet containing 500
Tho victim called the first officer
he saw after the holdup. but a
search of the neiahborhoed failed to
reveal any trace OF the trio
Harry Rrincklc, Of No. so Ante
tam-st, lost sl7l5, while on his way
home, early Saturday morning In
Wiidemcre-ave. between Hogarth
and Whitney-aves.. he was stopped
by a man with revolver, whC
searched his pockets and took the
money Brickle described the man as
short and stout, about 40 years old,
and of dark complexion He said
he wore a heavy black cvercoat and
a SLOUGH hat
Standing beneath the awning Of a
store at Cass-aye and Howard-st.,
Friday afternoon. John Macrvich, an
cmploye in the laundry department
Of the Pontchartrain, was the victim
CT two pickpockets. who grabbed a
leather wallet, containing $3.50, from
his inside coat pocket and made
heir escape before he had time TO
call an officer
Burglars, by using a false key,
gained entrance TO the home of
Bernard Bradke, at No. 1866 Sey-
ourn-ave. Friday afternoon. and
STOLE clothing and jewelry valued at
$32.
a person or persons who entered
Mrs Eta Glickman's fiat, No 90
Prentise-st. Friday, stole two corset
covers, valued at $3.50, and a s.
bin Mrs. GlickmaH suspects q wo-
man in that neighborhood, who was
reported to have been seen around
the place Friday
Leaving "a purse containing $50,
On 81 washstand FOR 10 minutes, Miss
l.. A. Stewart Of the Clayton hotel,
returned to find ii missing.
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NOTICE. STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov. 3, 1918.
Paving Notice No. 1878.
MAIDSTONE AVENUE

To II. II Hidy. g. F. Hookef. Maria
Herber. Blanche r Hooker. Bachman
Schoendeld, Mrs. A. r. Pratt. II. V
Carlin. l. nm, II. Eden. Geo l.
Loomls l.. j. Iensach, Francis f..
Yeckley. @. L. joyce. J. NJ. pulley
blank. and TO all other persons own
ing occupying, OF otherwise inter
ested iu any OF tho lots and premises
fronting on Maidstone ave, in said
V-.-f-H+tf,tt+t--t -t-t-tfrr limits
hereinafter mentioned.
The Common Council OF the city
OF Detroit. having ordered 40 much
OF Maidstone avenue, from the west
curb lire OF Rsdford avenue to the
east line OF Grand River avenue. to
be graded and paved. notice Is here
bV given that an assessment has been
made upon all the lots and premises
fronting on said Maidstone avenue
and liable 20 be assessed for said
Improvement under the provisions Of
the city Charter. and that a roll or
said assessment is now completed
and will remain al the Assessors
office in the City OF Detroit, from
the date hereof until November a.
1915 for the inspection OF all per-
sons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS,
BY GUSTAVE j. ALBRIGHT.
B-379 President.
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NOTICE STREET PAYING
ASSESSMENT
BoARp OF ASSESSORS OFFICE.
Detroit. Nov 2. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1877.
HOGARTH AVENUE

To Detroit Cong. Union. John V.
Kreici. NJ. SOryarl, Nora Sullivan,
John Fuller Florence Rcggs, T. e.
Hess y. g.. ROuSoulot. John A. Rey-
nOlds, Alvin Frederick, Arthur Tay-
Tor. Jcucylyc Gardner. a. -. Bcyrais,
j. LounsbsrE, Cora NJ citizen,
Fred Hanna Edwin &. Bowen f. \,
Masleu. H. W Wilson. q W. Moore,
Aloyus Maryier Clementine Doolit-
tie. r. A. Nichon. carl @ Hami9
Elizabeth b. Foster. Margaret NJ
Dpgsan, Clara Beverley. j NJ Nc
Lehman, J. u. Fraser. Ernest Hence,
a. ColIand Earl T.. Carr, Jas. T.
Draper, +. D. knaCk, +. V. Dunn. J.
a. Mcleod, Chas. schwartz. Barbara
Baker. G.. G.. Earl and Glen Hazen.
Walton and Fletcher. j Burt Rice,
Anna uaines Jennie Vandenhemel
F. n Nichols. Mrs Fred Brutt r.
Sweeney. Milford II. smith. Annette
l. bullock. Frank u. Dorsey Ben
Schelmcre. G. a. Hommel. Willis
Beals, \. Bills. Philip j. Partridge.
l.. Henze. a. G. Saget. Robert q b.
win 6, Bowen, c. Spantz. NJ II.
Stocking. and TO all other persons
owning, occupying, or otherwise in
terested In any Of the lots and
nue.. in said City OF Detroit within
the limits hereinafter nerrt toned
The Common Council OF the city
OF Detroit having ordered so much
Oh hoEdIln avenue from the west
curb line OF Linwood avenue 20 the
east line OF Wildermere avenue. 10
be graded and paved, notice Is here
by given that an assessment has
been made upon all the lots and
premises fronting on said Hogarth
avenue. and liable to bo assessed for
said Improvement under the pro-
visions OF the City Charter, and that
roll Of said assessment Is now com
pleted. and Will remain at the AS
SCISSORS office. In the City Of Detroit.
from the date hereof until Novem-
Der 20. 1915, for the inspection OF all
persons concerned therein.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS
BY GUSTAVE J. ALBRIGHT.
B-3TS President
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INDICTED BY
FEDERAL JURY

The federal grand jury has re.
turned II more indictments; eight
~ them are against the following
persons Frank !. Havlena letter
carrier. charged with robbing the
United States mails; elem A. Gills,
strcot car conductor, charged with
nseaulting Francis Rickerds, lot.
ter carrier while on his route: VIII
liam Mitchell and Harry Wilson
charged with larceny ON the high
seas. and John Catania. Louis Rus
so. Floyd w Dunn and William
Hughes. Negro. charged with violat.
ing the Mann white slave act.
Three indictments are suppressed
he defendants not being in custody
Arrat-r-nents OF those in custod,
will he made. Monday morning. be-
'ore Judge Futile.
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NOTICE STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD or ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit Nov o. 1915.
Paving Notice No. 1888.
THIRTY-FIFTH ST.

To w. Pawlowski. S. Kurcek. p
Crarak. Julian FcZrarskl, Florence
kalmouski. Peter Neczy. 70 UaIeuskf
lgnatz Ziukousld. a sori, l,oyskL
Alex FRpen. w. kamly May JAM
kowskt. Michael tulski John -trtul.
5 Garbey. John B.tcl. Paul Iasturha.
" ZaIkiewic2. T.. SuuafstH. r. W,Ise.
stanislaus procharzy is, j. D. Schultz.
r. r. poller. ~ Gur1Ne. Alexander
Wozniak, \. Mieutkiviez Betka.
Felix Chutanakt, O. ~la' k1w Isl. a..
StachlcnwiCz John Wonsae1. g.
Bumps. Peter portAck. Peter gonk.
A Bankowski n. Antozah. y Luke
wlcz. = NawalSi,i. John bubash. Pc
ter DIX .eWizr. John Ameld o. kow
ASK. Andrew Mocczka, Frank Gut
owski J Zok. VI Ciesielki. r Gus
LAX, r. ~ Jacel Adam GivlnowsilL
NJ konczau. W Myahork. Jack Doe
mar, Martin Szewar. Paul rokuac ....
Walter Suienski. q. kuuchoiskl. a tam
Benty, A. Cisanski. J. Micholak, Peter
Auzieneki. u Chododsky r Bonale.
r zelinski. Julian Jablowski. Julia
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E-STREET PAVING
ASSESSMENT
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE
Detroit. Nov o. 1918
Paving Notice No. 1879.
MARTIN AVENUE,

To G Downey. John s. Foley. Rose
Markey. Helen Culhane. Mary Mar
key, Rose NJ Marley. Anna MHrkty,
catherine Collins. Fred Nye. r. Mar
key. Thos :. Yurkevitz. d. l.. Vel
don. Francis Palms, Michael Whit.
has. Woch, Fred Batzke, a
schiller. r @. Grapentine. Jos Koz-
Bkiewicz, 6. L. Palms. NJ WaRner.
Mary Taubitz. Jos. OzEa. G.. Maciodik.
y. Oleymiak. VI. Barneskaw, John
kOwalski. !. Koneski Grinnell Bros
O Micholckl, Ludwig Maciallk. John
Pas. j r. Williams, Alfred NJ Low.
Alice Marley and 20 all other per
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Salvador MercuriO,
Aged 3, Run Down
On MOnrOe-ave.
DRIVER is
HELD BY POLICE
Five Others Are IN
jured in Street Ac-
cidents, Friday
Playing near his home at Monroe.

Playing near his home al Monroe
ave and Riyard-st, at O'Clock,
Friday afternoon, Salvatore Nor
curio, three and one.half years old,
was run down by an auto driven
by Edward J koerber OF No. 30@
W'arrvnave west, and died an hour
later in the receiving hospital.
The Mcrcurio child and two play
mates weree chasing each other IN
a game OF tag when the accident
occurred TWO OF the boys had run
across the road IN font OF the ma.
chine. and the Mercurio child fol
lowed, about 10 feet behind. he
stun lied directly In the path OF the
machine.
koerbcr. when taken to police
headquarters made "A statement to
Assistant Prosecutor Harry j.
Keldan. in which he claimed that
he could not see the child because
OF a truck. which WAS ahead of his
car. He was registered under
charge Of manslaugbter, and will be
held until m inquest has been made
into tho cklll's death.
Boarding a Harper ear at Mt. n
liottave. and rhtodorCst az 20
o'clock. Friday night otto Fry, OF
No. l166 Tl eodor, ST.. fCll 20 TIE
pavement while the car was In mo
tion and suffered internal injuries
lie was taken to the city hospital
by the police
Leo BzadlowsH. 10 years old, "
No. gG7 10 Forest-ave. cast ran In
front OF an auto driven BY FranK
Mccormick. 80 l26 Tavlor.ays
near the Ford plant n Highland
Park Friday afternoon he was
knocked under tho car and sustained
fractured skull from contact with
the pavement The boy Is in Gracr
hospital with an even chance FOR
recovery Mr. Mccormick told the
Highland Park police that h. VA
procco ling cautiously and Witnesses
say he was blamel7ss in the matter.
lie was not detained
Three wagons figured in two col.
lisions ~ Michigap.avo and seven.
teenth,st, at o'clock, Friday night.
but no one was hurt Robert Lind
duist. ~ No. 50 blvd was
driving horse aud buggy when e.
team. driven hy A. H. Myers, Of
No. 62s hammoud-ay collided with
his vehicle Myers lost control Of
~. ,,,,, ,-J - d.-hal da.yn tb4
street. colliding with horse and
wagon driven by Il III. Clark, Of
No. S73 West Grand blvd
Miss Emma Franz 40 years Old.
Of No. 53 Berlin-ave.. while stand
ing az JOS Campau and Berlin
ayes, at O'Clock, Friday afternoon,
was struck by an auto driven by +.
Rutherford. OF No. 204 Bowles build.
ing. She was thrown 10 the pave
ment and suffered severe Injuries
to her body. She was taken to her
home
While alighting from a Baker car,
at Gratiot-ave and Hastings-st, Fri
day, Max Wentner. OF No. 272
Brady-st.. was hit by an auto driven
by w B. Tyrrell. OF No. 80 Bald
win-ave. The police took him to
the city hospita.
Harry c. Robinson, 20 years old.
a liveryman Of Plymouth, Mich, was
arrested. Friday night. charged with
reckless driving on Grand River
ave. east