The Detroit times., 1913-05-09
IN DETROIT

sits q boy" read . telegram. Thursday,
20 &. \; brow nell, Detroit manager Of
agency. from his son. Blaine Brow
nell. OF Birmingham, Ala. Mr..
Brownell says he ~ the proudest man
in the land TO be a grand dad for the
third time.
Health Orncer kieTer says that there
are about 70 cases VI smallpox In the
city. an unusually large number for
this time OF the year and he advises
Board Of Health building any day
between 10 and IL, except Sunday.
Following a few days illness from
Thursday, in the home of his mother,
No. s06s East Grand-blvd. Nh.
Huber was 90 years old and a gradu-
ate o. the University OF Michigan. He
IL survived by his mother and sister.
Hiss Anne Huber Funeral services
will be held in Chests chapel. Monday
afternGon' ,o5 under he auspices OF
Col. Cornelius Gardner, who for . NUM-
was stationed at Fort Wayne, and
who was close friend OF Haxen =.
years OF service. Col Gardner has
commanded the sixteenth Infantry
since 1905. The regiment IS now sta
In the Spanish war. Col. Gardener
commanded the Thirty-first Michigan
volunteers.
Funeral services for Mrs. Betty II:
sniD"aT S WhS died In tn: sox xrno.d
age OF SIS years. were held Friday
morning. in Hamilton's chapel. Ser
Wees were conducted by the Rev;
our Father. Of which congregation
Mrs. Shipman was a ng-time mem
Der. Mrs shipman had lived in De- De.
to0t ailments incident sr to MSs a
years. She is survived only by her
son. William NJ. Shipman. OF Dresweli.
Tenn.
Mrs. Mary burns and Mrs. Catherine
Jones, Thursday afternoon. as de-
PENDANTS in suit brought by their
sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Daley. who
sauit and battery. Mrs. Daley said
that she disapproved OF Tombstone
which her sisters decided on for their
up" as a result OF the disagreement.
the assault taking place, she said. IN
the home OF Mrs. Burns, No. 200
Junction-ave., March 20. Justice
Jones dismissed the case.
In preparation for III. work .s judge
Of the new domestic relations court,
Arthur j. Lacy. who received Coy;
Ferris appointment, THURSDAY. VIII
visit all the large cities of the coun-
try in which such a court has been
established, to study It's method OF
procedure. Judge Lacy VIII take
S Sen term aa the Stewart Ssn SnleY. the new
Judge Of probate, VIII have charge OF
the court room work. leaving Judge
Hubert free to devote all his time 10
the Juvenile court. while Judge Dur
fee sits in chambers The new judges
will take office at the beginning Oh
the September term.
DR.. Guy l.. kiefer. heaIth ofAcer. will
sress on school hygiene. in Bunaio.
delegates. Others from Michigan van
s ss pr T. A. the .tst ,snq board q
health: Dr. II. L. Dixon, lansing, sec
Rotary DR.. J. H. Kellogg; Battle
Greek. member OF the her board rnf.. Dg a a
pathology In the University OF Mich
igan; Prof l.. L. Wright. state super.
intendent OF public instruction.: n. u.
p pIsasa%s: s Mrs.. f 4. Jeifsrs. Pa,ns::
dale. L. L. Forsythe, lonia; IA n
Pattengill. Lansing; w. p. Bowen.
q Is. Fulkerson, Kaiamazoo; 4. N
Fereuso \. Bay City: Il. s. TefYt. sag
NAV; Maud Benjamin Fowlerville.
when the Detroit Public Health league
%eeti.s, Thur.a.y sye s.Y..; z u, tae |.
ing. dyiscussed ways and means 10
enforce the anti-spitting ordinance,
the members found themselves up
of the league TO the ID. u. T. to per-
NIT the placing In street cars OF no.
tees, written In various languages
against splitting. was refused, tne
company stating that It's oars for
years. Fave carried a Board OF Health
anti-spitting notice and that em-
ploycs or the road have other duties
TO perform than to reprimand or as
sist IN the arrest OF splitter on the
cars. Police Captain Lombard told
the meeting that when the ponce
tried TO enforce the city anticipating
ordinance in 1906. their efforts were
ridiculed and arrested Offenders let
go, with a reprimand for the ONE
ard not for the splitter. The league
nnally decided TO spread broadcast
literature OH the evils OF the splitting
habit and It's fearful menace 10 the