The Detroit times., 1913-02-18
IN DETROIT

I'm LIE i MI
Ppssseutsr shepherd has named JUS
extra assistant allowed by the super
visors for ten months. IL is under
stood that Justice Command viii
assist the prosecutor with the alder
manic graft trials.
Martin Pesternak responded In Judge
Phelan's court, Monday, when the
name or Joe Peters was called, TO
answer to q complaint for not muz-
Joe had died last July. and had
willed the dog To him. He agreed
TO keep the dog muzzled.
The Men's association OF Memorial
r Prs.sstsrs.sn church. o. which
hold banquet In the church annex
ThErsday evening The speakers
VIII be the Rev. J. NJ. skinner, pas
tor OF the church; Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Penniman. Edgar 4
Times.
The annual convention of the Down
river sunday school association Will
ne held. Thursday evening In the
church OF the Advent River Rouge
the Revs. Harry r. Ridley and A. NJ
1onkiIn VIII speak, and addresses
VIII be given by Mrs George O.
Pratt who Will speak on primary
work. and Mrs. T. G. Forte. whose
subject will be Art OF losing schol-
arS"
Ezra y. BeechIer, who was the Repub-
nssn candidate for congress against
RANK r.. Doremus In the last cleo
ton' and who recently filed petit
ZION for charter commissioners from
h9 Elrst ward as Republican.
Beechler will be delegate to the
progressive convention In Battle
Creek Wednesday. and has dropped
the Republican party.
Mrs. Vivian A. Kellogg has withdrawn
ner suit Tor divorce against Frank
Kellogg. the millionaire "anti-fat'
manufactures. and II is understood
mat kellogg Ia TO pay her 5000
she was awarded divorce and q
verdict for S3S,500 alimony by Judge
Donovan. some time ago. but the SUI
preme court set the decree and ALI
nhony aside Mrs. Kellogg then
started new proceedings.
Mary Dasce, four-y~ar-oid Hangar
Ian girl, died In her home. No. 465
Mullett-st., Monday afternoon, from
diphtheria, and the fact that no ply
Slcian had been called. caused Cor
oner Burgess to investigate He.
learned that the child had heen sick
Tor two days and that her parents
thought she was suffering only from
sore throat They are SO poor that
INC chlds body was turned over to
city Undertaken Nancy for burial at
city expense.
An interesting letter was received Non
day by Wellington VI. Logan, Of the
Detroit J.. NJ G A.. from Darius AL
ton Davis general Y NJ g. a. sec
rotary. in Constantinople. describing
the situation In that city following
the return from the war of wounded
Turkish soldiers. Mr. Davis. who IL
associated in the Y. NJ G.. A. work I'm
Turkey with H. @ Jacob and D. J.
Van Bomm"l. tells how the Ameri
cans in Constantinople established
no lnla av,I
Geavored TO do real IL somewhat
rough. Red Cross work
To further the preservation of bird
life I'm Detroit. Jefferson Butler.
pre- sident OF the Michigan Audubon
society, has secured the corporation
of DR. Charles l.. Chadsey. superin-
tendent OF schools and J. Herman
Try boom director OF manual train
ing. In the making aud distribution
81 bird boxes among the school chill
'dren OF Detroit, this spring. Mr..
rryhoom has made drawings OF three
kinds OF boxes which VIII be sent 10
and the children urged to make box
cs after these patterns.
Five children Of William 4. Bull. sa-
loonke-per at No. 604 Forrest. west,
which swept the living rooms OF tho
family over the saloon. Monday ar
ternoon. one 81 the bartcnders
sm.lled smoke and attempted 20
down the rear stairway by dense
smoke. Then he went to the front
stair and brought the children safely
down. Meanwhile. the "suds' were
floating across the bar, downstairs,
so big crowd which enjoyed the
novelty OF slipping the amber liquid
while nrcmen worked over their
heads The damage VIII amount to,
about 5000.
Edward Morley Barrow.. field secre-
fnry of the Peoples Institute, New
York, praises the moving picture cen
sorship exercised in Detroit by Roy
Baker and Lester Potter Of the po-
lice department Mr.. Barrows has
visited all the larger cities OF the
country and In his report says that
Detroit has tho best censorship sys- !
tenn. The Peoples institute directs I
the work or The national bureau Of |
moving picture censorship Here9f
ter plays which are approved by the !
rational board but which are bar
req by Baker and Potter after being
Inspected ia Detroit. Will be re-eN- (
aruincd by the national board az tho
request OF the Detroit police.
The military board OF inquiry which
has Investigated the death of Pri- !
waite Joseph w. Englert OF the
Twenty-sixth infantry. whose body
was found in the river sunday, Will
report Tuesday afternoon that he
came 10 his death by accidental
drowning An autopsy. held Monday,
failed 10 reveal any wound that /
might Dt ItrppUSl'i' ~ us 'N"N'''
An attempt will he made, by means
Of report To the war department.
To clear EnSlert OF the charge or de-
sertion which was entered against
his name after his disappearance two
months ago. Unless relatives In Lock
Haven Pa. claim the body II VIII
be buried here with military honots |
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