The Detroit times., 1914-11-13
IN DETROIT

ussry FORD. president OF the Ford Mo-
yor Car Co.. has issued . second little
booklet on the evils or the use Of
SE:n5sst;s: among boys an sSpis. Of
ths Ford factory office
TAN barbour, weiI-known society
who Secured licenses ThSSsdSy. s to
hunt deer In the woods OF northern
Michigan. Mrs. Anna Vogel was the
tniro.
day authorized the acceptance Of
$3.50 from the ID. u X. by the es-
tate OF Alexander ]. Ellair. who was
niiisd , by street car ear Aug "a, ls ~.
company.
James III. Mcdonald. attorney, Will
talk before members OF the class I'm
real estate In the Detroit Y. M. G. A.,
This will be the third session OF the
class under the direction OF Harry
r. Cfough, executive secretary OF the
real estate board OF Detroit.
Jay-st. died early Friday morning
In 81. Marys hospital. from an ILL.,
ness which had puzzled the hospital
Physicians. Coroner Burgess believes
cause or death but has ordered a
F, st-mortem examination or the
: BODY. Weranka was married.
An angry and incorporate tongue In
the main cause Of domestic trouble.
according 10 former Judge Arthur
1 =. Lacy. OF the defunct domestic re-
( cations court. who addressed the
/ Mems club OF the Gratiot-ave. Pres
4 Judge Lacy declared that crowded
| housing conditions AFFECT public NOR
: ais and said that the one-family
dwelling Is the ideal way TO house.
skulis and cross homes, and .siEned"
Z, with great splotohes OF red ink, Ia
beled "blud," have created a reign
Scn asfyor OF snS 81 h n the
I. ave, but police who have investi-
J gated believe that the letters are
being sent by small boys with a de-
: Charles Breault. of the juvenile
squad, Is making an investigation
to try TO find the source OF the let
ters.
A q result OF the UNITING efforts Of
groups OF women workiag day and
night In the salvation army citadel,
about 2.2Oo pieces OF field hospital
supplies will be shipped Friday to
n New York for use In the Red Cross
work In Europe. Each package bears
the words salvation army. u. 5. A.,
In English. French and German.
out the city are aiding the army In
the work of securing old linen or
all kinds for the bandages The sup
piles will continue to be made as
long as materials are procurable.
For the purpose Of aiding southern
cotton growers, hard pressed for
money because of the destruction or
the export trade In cotton by the
has subscribed for 100000 worth OF
the cotton certificates 10 be issued
by the bankers cotton pool. recently
! houses as collateral Bankers from
all parts Of the country. in a meet
ing In 81. Louis formed $4,000
. 600 pool for the issuance Of notes as
company represent $500 bales of cot
ton.
Warrington Gardner. Of Albion. past
commander-in-chicf of the G., A. r..
was presented with engrossed reso-
iutions Thursday evening In a meet
ing OF the Sons OF Veterans in q.
I A. r. hall, thanking him for the SER
I vice he had been TO the Sons. John
E. Sauter. OF Pittsburgh. past com
I mander- in chief OF the Sons OF Vet
Grams. made the presentation. Reso-
| buttons protesting against the dis.
service without giving the old men
4 chance to secure position with
In their capacity, were passed ana
copies will be sent to Michigan's
congressman.
Closing sessions OF the Missionary Edu-
cational Institute viii take place In
. the Central Methodist church. Friday
I, night, following the regular study
I periods in the morning conducted by
B. Carter Mlliikin. OF New York. and
! DR.. Lucius o. Baird. Of Chicago. and
an afternoon lecture on The child
/. Burton. OF Chicago. A. varied pro-
I. gram will be offered from TAO TO
/, $3.50 In the Central NJ Z. church by
{. Burton. touching on social aspects
OF foreign missions. the American
F. indian and mission work among
children Normal and study classes hssn
held In the Y. NJ G. A. buiidins. the
church being reserved for the eve
ming public lectures.
sThe Britons have NO ili-feeling against
the German and Austrian people. but
against the militarism that grinds
and sends them to the United States
na to Canada Major to breathe r 81. ar
windsor, member of the Ontario
LEGISLATURES. told q gathering In 81
Andrews hall Thursday evenins
present European war and declared
J that Great Britain made every pos
sible effort to maintsip peace; .n1 the
! Presbyterian church: the Rev. James
+. Black, Bethany Presbyterian
church; william Livingstone and
Edwin aen9 Tss me sio was Seld in
the Interest Of raising war relief
funds.
eat the present rate Of decay. teeth IN
q century or two will have ceased TO
be q general characteristic of the
genus homo" DR.. J. III: Kellogg, of
Battle Creek. told the First District
Dental society. Thursday evening. IN
q meeting in the Hotel Griswold. DR..
Kellogg emphasized the need OF the
free use OF uncooked foods and de-
ciared that everyone from the tooth.
less Infant upward should be taught
the value of "chew. chew. chew. Dr.
Charles II. Oakman presided at the
meeting and speakers following Or
kellogg were Dir. Hugo Freund. DR.
c. q. Jennings and DIR. Bunting. the
latter of Ann Arbor,. The society
passed q resolution asking Gov. Fer
rfs TO reappoint DR.. Oakman an q
member Of the state board Of health
IN recognition OF his invaluable
work in establishing free dental elm
ics IN Detroit.