The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-03
IN DETROIT

Lawrence Celia, 15-year-oId school hoy.
Sss been mis.ins from his home NJ
NO. 1918 Crane-aye.. since Feb. 1, and
his motner has appealed TO the police
10 try TO locate him.
James IL. Lynch. of Pontiac, national
viii ins,s 81 On, the kniLa,. o. Equity.
ncers OF Court No. 8, In Equity tenn
pie, Thursday evening. Feb T. A
social session will follow.
The committee OF the Detroit society
Tuberculosis handling the Red Cross
Christmas seal sale reports that S4.-
soLSs worth Of seals were sold dur
Ing the ls1t.lsi5 holiday season.
Detroit friend. have received word OF
tne death, Tuesday. In CatskilI. N. ",
q Mrs. Henry i Cole. q Crosse
Mrs, Day viii be held in catskiii
Thursday.
Charles DENLY, who recently returped
90 Detroit from HIS former post m
VIII address the export committee
OF the Detroit Board OF Commerce.
Thursday. Feb. IL. following the
noon luncheon.
Hugh yhepherd. who resigned a.
prosecuting attorney eight months
ago, has resumed the practice OF law
after a successful effort to regain his
Offices at Nos. 2os7-2Oss Dime bank
building and will engage In gen.
eral practice.
The Socialist party held Its county
evening. and elected six delegates TO
the state convention. l.. Bolz, of
Highland Park. was nominated for
county auditor. and Al. Renner and
ID. l. Powell Jr. both or Detroit
for police justices.
A Judgment by default for $4,000 wns
awarded Tuesday afternoon by Judge
Body Co. which sued IL Partin and
Henry Il draper for that amount
IL was one of the largest default
Wayne circuit courts.
The board OF governors Of the Detroit,
ciubs ruesdny evening, elected the
following officers: President. Henry
~ Sanger: vice-presidents. William
Tefft Barbour. DIR. Thaddeus Walker:
secretary. Burns Henry; treasurer.
James T. Whitehead; auditor. Frank
w. Blair: house. committee. w. "A.
Livingstone, James =. Holden and A.
w. Russell.
With the price OF bread advancing one
cent loaf "Wednesday, ON account
OF the increased cost OF -four TO the
bakers. a corresponding rise in the
price OF doughnuts. cookies. cakes
and pies IL expected. Walter 3.
that the increase in the prize OF
baked goods to the ultimate con-
sumner Is bound to come with flour at
the present high price.
not q reaIityy hut pain ~ great q
reality that God felt IT,, and God
knew what death meant" said the
Rev. NJ 8. Rice. in the North Wood
ward Methodist church, Tuesday eve
ming. in the course OF an address on
christian Science" Mr. Rice de-
clared there was nothing new In the
cult and that the entire structure
was open TO attack in every detail.
Substantial gains for 1914 were In
Jicated In reports submitted to stock
holders OF the Detroit National Fire
Insurance Co, in their annual meet
Ing, Tuesday afternoon. The com
pany now operates In IL states.
vacancy on the board of directors.
caused by the death OF former SEN
ator Milo ID. Virgins, was filled by
the election OF Judge James H. John
son. OF South Haven. The other d.
rectors were all reelected
or the 23.4es men registered I'm Me-
Gregor institute during 1914, 25 per
cent claimed to be total abstainers.
20 per cent were moderate drinkers
and the other half more or less con-
firmed drinkers, according to statis-
tics in the annual report Seventys
five per cent were brought up In
cities and % per cent in rural COM
munities: IL per cent were married