The Detroit times., 1910-01-18
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Judge swan has put over for one week
the hearing ON Frank y. Ginxiers
| bankruptcy discharge petition. 10
give Attorney Il. b. Selling opportu-
nifty To object TO the petition Tor uiS-
charge.
The january number of s.The student,
the Central High school mngnxine, IA
an unusually attractive ana apls P.o
duction. It's cover shows an n.y.
date winter girl. While It's contents
offer number of stories suited 10
the winter season.
Ground was broken Monday nuern"on
for the NEW home OF the knights OF
Columbus, at the southeast corner OF
xvnodwara and Hancock -aVes on
| account OF the inclemcnt weather no
special ceremony attended the event
POhn r.. Roufnnd has left the employ
| of the q. 4 "a. Mcmillan Go. AFTER q
j service OF 20 years, 10 become man
ager OF the retail store OF Hamihohu'
| Standish * Go. AT reception ten
dered by hts fellow employees, ne was
presented with handsome goIu
| watch and chain. the gift or the hrhl'
| and a Morris chair.
The Board az Commerce has elected
the following to memberships waldo
A Avery. Henry H. Ledyard, stanley
Brooks NJ II. Burrowes, III. w. Eden.
| William IL. Gage, William II. Hlggln-
botham, Harry r. Hunt. Harry Nj.
Jewett; Henry NJ. Meichers. G, Hay
| ward Murphy. Charles Nj. Proctor,
Fred s Stearns. DR.. T.. A. Chapoton
| and :. II. Grape.
\ number of petitions for the extern
SION OF the ThirI-ave. ear line out
| Hamilton blvd. have been sent TO
| Mayor Breitmeyer. who VIII trans
nit them 10 the council Tuesday
night He Will also send in com
munication from T.. :. Burgess chair
| man OF the executive committee or
the Elks. asking that special coun-
ell committee be appointed To assist
In the preparations To welcome the
H. ~ IA
Detroit Chinese are preparing to ceic-
brate their New Year. the most Inn
portant festival i'm their calendar
Feb. . is the last day OF the old year
and II behooVcs every sclf-respecttng
Chinese to have his debts paid and
| his receipts secured by that time
| The New Year is celebrated with
feasting' gifts and calls upon
/ made the local colony large one
and big times are expected on the
Il holiday.
Mounted PatroImen Degen and Me-
| Avoy, of Bethune station. VIII he put
back on regular dGty II this thaw
keeps uD. The two officers have been
on snow duty" since the last deluge
OF the white flakes. They made more
than 100 complaints against property
owners who failed To clean their
| sidewalks, but The warm weather IL
putting them out OF a job In that
fine
tradition says, aud. according tO the
central station blotter. one Is never
too young to fall out OF IL. Two
youthful wife deserters. aged % and
90 years. were locked M Monday
| night They were registered as Earl
Riley. No. 2s7 Brush-st.. and David
| Roickman. No. 40l Leland-st Roick-
| man was brought back from Piqua.
o., and Reilly, who Is alleged to have
| skipped To st. Louis some time ago.
returned to Detroit and fell into the
| hands OF the police.
lrhe Rev. 10. Hobart BARRIERS refusal to
|, permit the bier Of Mrs. Cora 4. Ba-
| ker. member Of the Fairbanks Wo-
mans Relief Corps. To be draped
| with the American flag. at tho flu
| neral services in the Church OF the
| Messiah recently. is characterized as
an insult not only to the Women's
| Relief corps and the G.. \. r.. but to
the nation at large, In resolutions
adopted by Fairbanks post. Monday
| night. The resolutions are based on
n report Of the special committee APP
pointed to investigate the incident
|John Frnnche. Francis "a Forest. and
| james aud Thomas Mclaughlin were
! discharged by Justice Jeffries Mon
day, when they appeared I'm police
court. charged with shooting craps
on the sidewalk on Joseph Campau-