The Detroit times., 1912-10-17
IN DETROIT

H4preseating Detroit esteepaths. Drs.
~ - Herro1er, n. A. Bullock and n.
~ SeliafdG attended the funeral IN
NJ Jones, who died In that city. Nom
44y. Dr. Jones was one OF the nrst
20 practice osteopathy In Michigan
4ul about dozen years ago had an
etncs n Detroit he was wei ell knOwn snor,a
Iu behalf Of his profession resulted
~ the formation OF eight city asso-
ciations OF osteopatha AT his death,
ne was president Of the Michigan
0gteopathic association and secretary
of the state board Of registration and
<xamination OF osteopaths. A hand
some noral piece among the funeral
Mowers was a tribute from Detroit
ostsopaths.
re Aagraft club 10 planning an ex-
% niebs .sstiss: .s.fps: tSis tSh ss season sa which
s Will open Oct Is with, smoker In
the Pontchartrain hotel. The regular
program Will include a dinner at
sS"rythinG iI win be fnished by S
o'clock Among the speakers are
rrof Strauss. OF the University OF
Michigan; Dean Talcott Williams, OF
the Pulitzer school Of Journaiism; z
.Advertising Clubs OF America. which
VIII take up many important phases
Of adyerttsing; Herbert n. Casson, OF
New York. and nne array OF local
havinr charge OF the arrangements
coneisfs OF President Charles A.
Hughes. J. w r. Knox. Harry Ford
and y. 81. Elmo Lewis
HerAert L. Newromb. who was held by
The federal authorities for bringing
Jennie O'Dell into the United states
snswer q white slave charge there.
Newcomb brought the girl 10 Boston
flrst. deserving his wife In New
Brunswick A warrant has been is
"A sued for him for desertion, and II he
II not punished on the white slave
chArge he will probably be turned
over to the Canadian authorities.
Walter Phillips, who is charged with
bringing Mona smith to Detroit from
Toronto along with his wife and
three children VIII have to stand trial
here on q white slave charge.
TAe Greater East Detroit Improvement
naaociafion Will hold q meeting.
Thursday evening. TO talk over plans
k sss 1raxs rSir. along The .s msetsns seeIs
viii be held I'm the Fairview hotel.
e4eHers0n and Hillgsr-aves, and IL Is
expected that . large crowd will turn
out. The association In especially In
terested In section four OF the drive
sbetween Gladwin park and the CouD-
y try club. Charles u. Aaron. OF the
city plan and Improvement commits
sion: Hugh Chslmers. r. y. chaplin.
of The Hudson Motor Car CO.; Harry
J, Dingeman. estimator from the
Seventeenth ward. Burns Henry N.
p. Hnrlbnt. parks and boulevard
commissioner. and others have been
invited to speak
Sehn MafpAy, If-yesr-eid .ea Of Tim-
sthy ,. MurpAy, 81 No. 3ee National
ave, was stricken with smallpox
Wednesday. and was removed to the
detentipr. hospital, while other pu-
pills OF the school were vaccinated
fnd the building thoroughly disin-
might have been exposed 10 the dis
case caused the health board TO take
prompt and decisive measures. AMI
tho ofnefals are satisfied that the
infsction will not spread.
NkIllsm Roman. the former drug clerk,
charged with writing q forged order
Tor cocaine. and buying $3.50 worth
which he divided with Frederick
Hogue. was convicted I'm Judge Phe-
lan's court Wednesday. and Roman
and Hogue. the latter previously con-
victeds we're sentenced 10 serve six
months each In the house OF correc-
tinn. Judge Pheian said that the
sentence was given, not so much as
q. punishment. as In the. hope that
the confinement and proper medical
nttention would result In curing the
two men OF their craving for cocaine.
A. Ne wss about 60 burn some old
ctething IN the county mergue Wed
ueeday afternoon, County Undertak-
er Henry vanLerberghe found $40 in
bilis In the lining Of n coat taken
from the body OF Constant Scruyett.
who was killed by an auto at Mack
ave. and the Altered. month ago.
Search Of the body previously hal
revealed only few cents In change
end an old watch The money will
be Forwarded &c Scruyette's wife and
children. who are In destitute cir
cumEtances in Belgium