The Yale expositor., 1922-03-09

dance music is abolished at all school
functions.
Grand Rapids-Rev Spencer c. Has
kin, So, pastor OF the East Congrega-
tional church for six years, was found
unconscious on the sidewalk near his
home and died soon afterward. Cor
oner Leroy says death was due to
apoplexy.
Kalamazoo-Mrs. Irene Martin is
recovering from the effects of poison
tablets which she swallowed while de-
spondent over the death of her hus'
band and her failure to obtain com
pensation from the State Industrial
Accident Board.
Ann Arbor-Damage estimated at
close to $4,000 was caused by fire
in the building occupied by the Guy
Voolfolk clothing store and the
Charles Barthell book store at 1856
Spring Lake, member of the Ottawa
South State street.
Petoskey-C Charles Screw, 80, was
Charlevoix of numbering Steve Duro-
wick, a lumber camp companion, Jan.
80, in Boyne Falls. Both were employ
ed in Cobb & Mitchells camps. Screw
struck his pal with a bar.
Port Huron-Anthony Scully, 40,
who while demented killed his ia.
Their, Cornelius Scully, with a ham
mer and badly wounded his sister was
bound over to the circuit court for
trial on a charge of murder. The
question of Scullys sanity will be de-
terllined by the higher court.
Misunderstanding that her husband
had accused her repeatedly of eating
everything he brought into the house"
and of getting up in the night while
he slept in oruer to eat, Annetta
Chase is seeking a divorce on the
ground of cruelty from Charles Chase,
whom she married here last July.
Manistee-The new city charter,
providing for retention of the COM
mission manager form OF government
but materially altered with a view of
providing a more representative rule
by the election of commissioner from
each of the seven districts In the city.
was ratified by vote of nearly three
to one.
Pontiac-People living in Pontiac at
the western city limits are protesting
a ID. u. r. fare Of cents from down
town, but the city commission is pow
erless to help them, according to Law
Director Pelton. The right of way of
the road is just outside the city linn
its and the Glaspie law of cents a
mile applies, he says. City fares are
5 cents.
Owosso-Denied approval of her APP
plication for chauffeur's license be-
cause of alleged reckless driving, and
arrested without the license, Mrs. Ida
Wilbur. woman taxicab driver, is now
transporting passengers free, accord
ing to a sign on her motor car. Her
appeal to the Circuit Court from her
conviction in the Justice Court, is now
pending.
Kalamazoo-A verdict attaching no
blame to anyone in the killing of Will
liam Greenfield. Is years old, of Bat
tie Creek. was returned by the cor
oners jury which investigated the
shooting. The boy was shot by DAN
lei ID. Kalvoord, caretaker. while he
and Dale Ferrall were attempting to
rob the Henry Beechman home near
Augusta, the jury found.
Muskegon-On the eve of coming in
to possession OF a $750,000 estate in
Italy, Joseph Capuano, arrested in
Port Huron, was brought here for ar
raignment on a charge of embezzling
81 600 belonging to the Great Lakes
Silver Fox Co. of this city. He was
treasurer of the concern. Mr.. Capuano
conducted a jewelry store here. He
came from Italy years ago.
Lansing-A decrease in the num-
Der of positions available to unem-
ployed men and an increase in the
of persons seeking work is
shown in comparative report for the
months of January and December,
by the state department of
labor and industry. There were TO-
23S applicants for work in January,
with 1887 in December
Kalamazoo-For unusual acts OF
public service, two plant men of the
Michigan State Telephone company
were on Feb. "a, presented with the
Theodore N. Vail medal They are
Roy j. Cunningham, cableman of Ben
ton Harbor. and Eldredge c. Kent, re-
pairman, of Battle Creek. The pres
was made by Franz c. Kuhn,
president of the telephone company.
Monroe-Lloyd Myers, of Milan
township, charged with aving fur
nished Mark s. Webster with a quart
of whiskey and the latter accused of
giving drink to Donald Murray, who
died afterwards, pleaded guilty here
in justice court and were bound over
to the circuit court. They furnished
5000 bail for their appearance. Com
plant was made by Andrew Murray