Evening Star Newspaper, April 30, 1925, Page 60

60 HEARING IN GRAFT CHARGES IS FIXED Three Detroit Employes to Appear May 8—New War- rants Issued. By the Associated Pre DETROIT. April 30.—First hearing upon ¢} zes that Detroit City em ployes have been guilty of will be held May &, Judge Harry Keidan decided vesterday when three of the men named in the one-man srand jury report were arraigned be. fore The men were Werner J. Knight and , each a former head artment. The three men i to Robert H. Tows, pros- | wrraigned and released on | mtil the date of the hear- | ing As a result of the dismissal of Ed- | ward G. Heckel, comm! parks and boulevards, Henry W. Busch, for 20 3 ploye of the department, was placed | in charge. Mr. Heckel had intimated | he would fight dismissal, and refused | fon of Mayor “ollowing his dis . Heckel gave out a statement | the charges made & st | \d charged he had been h pered in his duties as a commissioner. 1 al warrants for minor oftic chat city in tl charging »f the municiy a motor property MAGNUS JOHNSON DENIES INTOXICATION IN COURT Former Senator, Testifying in Libel Suit for Story Was False. the Associated Press MINNEAPOLIS, Magnus Johnson, fc denied on t he . was the Johnson on May 7 in a_loc: N. J 923, as stated in an article | who asks dam- |8 es of £10,000 from Jacobs, declared at he never was in jail and that all statements in the magazine were talse esentatives of the re the coursing , known lukis. The oldest DeliciousHome Made Candics Robbypgrens .| about 6 o'clock for | vaudeville, 11 p.m. $10,000, Declares lesque, at 2:30 and 8:15 p.m rested for drunkeness here | 10:40 1 | 4:15, 6:10, T:45 and 9:40 p.m. 112:30, 2,3 T Farmer Kills Wife Arguing Over Cost Of Her Operation By the Associated Press. LITHONIA, April 30.—An arguTnent over the cost of an oper- ation from which his wife was re- covering yesterday led to the shoot- ing and instant killing of Murs, John Howard by her husband as y on a sick bed in their home near here. Howard then turned the shotgun upon himself and fired a shot at his he Missing. he procured a nd sent a bullet through He is not expected to Three children were in the room the father entered, but as the ooting began all left except Ilyearold son. Howard is farmer. an a Girls’ Assailant to Die. Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND, Va.. April 30.—Percy Lee, colored, will be executed in the penitentiary here tomorrow morning having attacked two young girls attending college in this State. He was identified by the vietims, who picked him from a crowd of 10 in the county jail. The attack was made several months ago, the officers requiring months to get a lead that resulted in his arrest TODAY'S AL?USE]ENTS. | vaudeville, rom 1 to 11 p.m Strand—De Carlos and Granada, continuous from 12:30 to | can- Bom Bay Girls,"” nd 8:15 p.m. nch Frolics™ Gayet esque, at Mutual. bur- | bur Metropolitan—“New Toys,” continu. Avenue Models,” 0, 5:30, 7:30 and 9: Columbia Gene,” at and 9 p.m. he Mad Whirl,” Tivoli— at 2:25, Ambassador—*Born Rich,” and 9:45 p.m. Central—"A Thief in Paradise, . 8 and 9:30 p.m. at 6:15 THE EVENING BISHOP LAWRENCE TO QUIT ACTIVE WORK Will Retain Canonical Duties, But Give Up Actual Diocese Administration. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, April 30.—Within four days of completion of 32 years of head of the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts, Bishop Wil- liam Lawrence will retire tomorrow from active administration, he an- nounced at the 140th annual meeting he convention of the diocese. In rdance with ecclesiastical tradi- tion, Bishop Lawrence, who is 75 yvears old, will not lay aside his office com- pletely but will transfer actual ad- ministration of the diocese to Dr. Char Lewis shop co- adjutor Bishop Lawrence will retain certain canonical duties and those involving ecclesiastical authority. The bishop, as president of the Episcopal Church pension fund, announced that the fund. established eight years ago, had grown to a total of $17,000,000 compared with the $5,000,000 originaily sought. Found- ed for the benefit of aged and ‘re- tired clergymen, their wid orphans, the fund has now rea state where there is sufficient sur- plus to enable the liberalization of pension payments beyond original promises. a revaluation by actuaries has revealed, the bishop said. READ _ this. and come here for Blank Books E. Morrison Paper Co. 1009 Pa. 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