The Detroit times., 1915-12-06

IN DETROIT
Ira w. Jayne. superintendent of the
recreation commission, IL the proud
rather OF an elght-pound boy
Supt. Jayne told the mayor he
hoped the boy would grow up to
lie peerless athlete.
Dr. u. VI, Wcniey gives the last lee
turc Of his series. Tuesday even
Ing. at ~. M, I'm the Unitarian
mund pl.. subject. The role play
cd by the United states"
W. }. BIakeIy, - years old. OF No.
I3I: Fifteeatb-st.. died I'm cell I'm
Chene-St police station, saturday,
two hours after he had been lock-
ApOpleNy WAS tho cause assigned
hv Coroner Rothacher, who inVes-
-tlPa++4a
The Splitdorf Electric Cp. has mRde
provision to take lease for Ave
years on n onc-story brick build
ing 20 be erected by the Grat Es-
tate Co. on the west side Of Wood =
ward-ave., just north OF Antoi-
nette-st The annual rental Will
approximate $4,000 year.
The fuucrnI OF u. r.. Newton. who
died In his home. Va. ~ Hancock
ave, was held Ia Anderson, Ind.
sunday afternoon. MIR, Newton
was a picturesque heure In the
tewolry business, having started
selling trinkcts ~ auction in the
old stage days He was & A. r.
veteran and n knight Templar.
Theodore Nnuman. milk dealer, was
lined $50 or 3G days in iaii by JUS
tic" GaipcY saturday. FOR 'Violat~
ing the pure food laws. The com
plaint charged that Naum7n had
removed the caps from competitors
milk bottle. and had cana stamped
with his own name instead. Tie
pleaded guilty upon arraignmcnt
Postmaster NaccI has received from
the postnnStcr ia Hudson. Mich,
brief biography OF tho baShful
youth there who wants the local
pustofarc authoriticS - find him
wife. Tho piography docs not GOV
respond with the youths state
iucnt that he had no bad habits.
Postmaster Nagei has resigned the
role 81 ban cupid.
The REV. Frederick Edwards, former
"scIrct pastor" of the famous old
Grace church New York, preached
his first sermon, sunday. IN 81,
Pnlr4 cathedrRi, as temporary sue
COS sor 10 pcan Marquis. who obtain
ed a. leave Of absence for one year
30 conduct sociological experiments
in the Ford factory Mr. Edwards
was a college mate OF Dean NM
quis.
The crow Of the mail boat Florence
n. picked mp n dcreIict In the river
Saturday, a small slOop yacht. Dad
Is battered, and bearing "A note on
the cabin doors that the nnder
side declared that the owner did
not want the boat anymore, but
did not want to destroy her, so
turned her adrift. The boat bore
- hxf
u. Harry brown. president of the
Brown Metallic Products CO., died
suddenly OF heart trouble in his
home. 40. lss Putnam-ave.. He
was 30 years Of age and had been
tn supposedly good health. He
leaves n widow and three brothers.
Percy n. and Albert ID, OF Detroit.
and j. stanley. or Mt Clemens. The
funeral is get for Monday after
noon, with nterment In Woodlawn.
The arc commission has adopted
new badges. chief aud assistant
chief have gold badges with white
enamel center: battalian chiefs,
fire marshal. superintendents of
have gold badges with blue enamel
center. silver badges with blue
enamel center are worn by the cap
tains and licutenants. The men IN
the ranks have silver badges with
red centers.
George D.. Morris. public accountant.
No. pI2 Union Trust building, IL
high priest of King Cyrus chapter.
No l33. Royal Arch Masons, for
the coming year. and other officers
selected at the annual election arc
as follows: Lewis E Summers.
king: Joseph II. Mcintyre. scribe;
Frederick II. Gray. trcasurer. Fred
W. Morton. secretary, John q. Me-
1ntyre. captain OF the host; Beth
unc -. Blain. principal sojourner:
Walter NJ Trevor. royal arch cap
tain: George w. Graves. master
third veil; Frank l.. Knapp. mas
ter second veil: James W. Allies,
master first WE'LL Charles a. Her-
rlngton. sentinel; Hiram Marks, i.
~ =, trustee, and Arthur T.. Stew
ems II. q. II. T., representative to
Masonic Temple association.
Largest Mud Turtle.
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