The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-03-13
City News in Brief

Dstroit's sixth postal .ubstatie. In
two years IL % be built somew here
In the neigh borhood OF Gratiot and
Torest-aves. according to Postof :
nee Inspector e. r. Fraser. The
3. az chsne.st. and Gratiot.ave'
James II. Hyslop. secretary Of the
American Society for Physiesi Re-
search. and an associate OF the late
William James and President
Lowell. OF Harvard. win speak In
the Unitarian church on the eve
ming OF March 20. under the aus
pieces Of the Young Mems club.
Freak J. Leach, "a years old. Of No.
SI2 Rohns-ave., again II q normal
man after two operations. In which
been grated into and onto his
from a ladder. but spinal trouble
did not follow until nearly two
years later.
Mas Efne Kuhn. 10 yenrs old, of No
urday night. TO tn. city receiving
hospital. suffering from numerous
scalp wounds and bruises. after
having been struck by the automo-
707 Parker-ave.. while she was
standing ut the curb In front oil
her home.
The hest debster In the Detroit
N~wsboys' association will he pre-
scented with "a gold medal by Judge
ment was made In the weekly
meeting. sunday night. and arouf-
ed much enthusiasm. Judge Com
mand was the speaker OF the meet
ing. The program was featured by
vocal solos by william Benderoff
and whistling limitations by Gar
field Harris.
~ don't rnr~ ~ Q have 20 20 to jail
for life. viii not pa. u cent" said
Frederick NJ. Miller when brought
before Judge Shepherd for failure
took him at his word and sent him
to the county lookup. Divorced
from his wife. Olga Miller. on Sept
the weekly payments OF So week
for the support OF their two chill
dren.
An old court yard" canvas D.,
Roy Gamble. w~ii-known Dctroit
artist. has been acquired by tn
Arts. in Philadelphia. for it's per
which was finished in New 6rlean,
last spring. attracted wide com,
critics. when II was placed upor
exhibition. was pronounced can
vas OF unusual merit.
The aged parents OF Charles =. keg.
ley. IL years old, M gee MIIsinr>-
ave. have asked Mayor Marx q
son and only means OF support from
service In Company n. OF the s7t.
Overseas battalion. now quarteret
IN Toronto. The family pastor tolt
Mayor Marx that the boy enlisted
during a AZ OF despondencN he be
ing out OF work at the time. Thu
mayor has taken the matter NJ
with the local British consul.
Edward }. Curren. for ~ yesrs In tn,
service OF the Detroit Are depart
ment. will be buried from St Leo
church Wednesday morning at
o'clock. Mr. Curren. who was fore
man OF the high pressure waite
mains. dead In his home. No. l0l'
Lotnrop,,ave.., from paralyti,
two sons. Walter s. and Edward Y.
and two daughters. Mas Mac sn'
Mrs William Begunn. Two broth
ers. James and Patrick. also sur
-tve.
The Detroit Chiidren's Aid society
which has cared for 2.3IS chiIdrcI
in the last year. will hold ita an
nuai meeting In the Board of Com
mcrce. Mar. IS speaker OF ma
tional reputation viii address tn
members, aud other features foi
the program have bten arranged 10y
Georg. X. Bedinger. executive sec
rotary Of the society. 1--WE Turn
ished advice and protection TO Al
average OF 22T families each month
secured medical aid for 243 chill
dIen. ard gave financial assistance
to is5 families where children W~r'
In danger OF want, and toStcl
homes were secured for 30i thil
dren." said Mr. Bedinger.
"SeIf con seiousaess IL horrible, he
cause u L. a seIf-impo-cd barrier q
self expression, YOU need To Know
tho elements Of pOiSe and persona
hearing. the business OF SELF pre-
Sentation," was the advice given
large audience I'm the Detroit MI
scum 81 Art by Lewis Vicar. act'
and dramatic interpreter. Sundal
afternoon. How to avoid sclf-con
scinusncsA. how TO handle the hand
and feet. and head. in public. wer,
some OF the subjects he discussed
Demonstrations of the effect a.
awkward postures were given, an'
that man % real worth nigh
be utterly undone by lack q
ability to handle his feet was clear
" shown.