The Detroit times., 1916-02-08
City News in Brief

Dusgiarr catered the hoin. Of tssaees
nrs.re; sf NO, 10, senn"",s.J,,s:; M nr.,us
open rear window. and stole jew
eiry valued at $50 while the family
slept.
w. E. Ryss, ss No. q Eiirsbeth-st.
west. reported 20 the peitce, Tues-
bed him OF SS9 while he was board
ing a street car at Fort and Girls
woid.st.
MRS. MstlIas Lyarh. aged -. wife ef
Thomas ~. Ly.ch. No. 1871 GresA-
blvd east. n.. died IN her na,Ion1n home MSn s,n-
short illness She leaves three
children. Marion. Frances and
Thomas, Jr. Services Will be held
from St. Anthony's church at s:3o
o'clock. wednesday morning.
Judge Wlthey. Monday. tssseA his
prU0ised tnjuscttes against John
H. Petroviciu and Paul DE Rome.
prohibiting the moving Of saloon
Into premises at No. iot0 Alter-rd.
Petroviciu sold his saloon and IL
cense to DE Rome. Judge Withcy
ruled that doing so was volun-
tary surrender OF the license and
that therefore the license has been
invalidated. Residents OF Altered.
objected TO having saloon In their
midst
Jehs HtIdersrheid. enc ef DetreDt'a
ssi~st German- American eitisses,
died in HIS home. No. ~ Russell
ss Is. MS"easi sss y adssr s. Mr. 0rf afasasss. %ss
came 60 the United states In 1850.
and engaged in the Wholesale
butcher trade. Later he entered
the retail hatcher business at Fort
and Russell-sts.. where he contin-
ued 10 the end OF his active career.
He is survived by three daughters.
Catherine, Anne and Hilda; Fv-
neral services viii he held Friday
morning. In 81. Marys church.
Wayne cossty's visiting judges make
S.0s.C6 = month each. That's what
the state pays them. wayne county
pays each % It's judges s5.oeo n
year In addition TO the pay from
the state. " would cost the county
$4,000 more Tor each visiting Judge
IL he were locally elected judge
and not "a visitor. So, IL four more
election IL would mean an expense
OF 10000 q year more than the
county now pays for service on the
bench In view OF this. the county
auditors are asking why Wayne
county should elect any more
judges at all
Granville >. Bowen, weii-kns srw
west side grocer. nvisg :t Ne. 81
Eighteenth-s died suddenly .n
his home. Monday. After q hearty
breakfast. he complained OF feeling
M. and died soon after. Mr.. Bowen
had been engaged the grocery
business for 20 yenrs at No. sts
Wabash ave. having retired only
recently on account of his age. ~.
was II years old lie ls survives
by q widow and three daughters,
Mrs. A. A. Beebe Mrs. Amy Bell
and Miss Casa Bowen and three
sons. Harry. George r. and Wil-
liam e. Bowen. Mr.. Bowen was q
member OF Court Hunter. / g. r..
and OF the Grand River-ave. Zap
tist church.
Statewide tnt~rest has bees aroused
Ia the bedy huiiding contest 10 be
conducted by the state fair. NC
corulnS 10 General Manager q. W.
Dickinson. applications for entries
are being received daily from De-
troit as well as other cities scat
tered throughout the state. The
closing date for the receipt OF en-
tries II March l. The contest Will
contirue until sept. I. and the men
and women who make the most
marked physical Improvement dur
ing the six month period VIII be
awarded gold. silver aud bronze
medals. In addition. the prize win
nerS. " not resident OF Detroit VIII
have their transportation expenses
pad TO the state fair which viii
be held Sept 4 to IL.