The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-07
IN DETROIT

urday, Jan. .,
Friends of Attorney A. A. Emery Oh
No. go Mohnt building, are Just tpe
ginning TO learn that he Joined tns
ranks of the married men, i@ ~
Christmas eve. lie was mhrrieu -
the First English Lutheran enuNEvn:
20 Miss Clara Il. Minckler. dhus{tei
or Mrs b. II. Minckler, or petron'
Edward w. Harris. United states com
missioner I'm Port Huron, has SEN sem
letter OF resignation 10 feus' "a "a
Judge futile. Mr., Harris Is oSI soys
years OF age and has been su
eminent officer for man, S'hnm
Judge futile has not decided wnoh
he win appoint 10 MI the VacancS'
Eugene &. Hart. No. $40 Howarn.
recently appointed a spectnl oi ,,cn
for the Animal Welfare association:
will make a special investigation OF
delivery wagon stapIes' IN al 20
~ to educate drivers and owners 70
provide better food anu cleaner
housing quarters for their animals
: Suit for $4,000 has been begun IN
cuit court against Edward Ford, r OF
Formerly employed as an engineer IN
the basement OF the building. PICARD
was crushed by a four-ton welsh.'
which dropped while ne was WIZ
ing in the bottom OF an elevator
shaft
A.cora,nx 20 the Julian calendar which
4. I'm use I'm Greece, Russia. Hungary
Servia. Bulgaria and Rumanla. Jan
ia christmas day IN Detroit, the
natives OF these countries VIII ceie
brate the day quietly because OF tne
unhappy condluons eNstis rsve
Netherlands, on account or the raw
ages OF war The Greeks, however
will make a gala holiday OF rhuIs
day, Jan. IA, New ieSl uaS , dib a.
day OF great feasting among them
Federal Judge Tnttie decided against
the Kellogg Toasted Corn Flake Co.
OF Battle Creek, Mlcn., Weanesuay.
s.AN IN "A
Oats GO. from marketing goods
branded as toasted corn nakes
The Judge held that the keliogs
company had no right TO prevent
other manufacturers from using the
: phrase. as IL is not technical Inc
Kellogg company VIII take an ap-
peal from the Judges decision. sew
eral other concerns are. anected py
the decision
Tn "A meeting OF Mayor Mars cabinet,
Thursday. Il was practically agreed
that an estimate for new Belle
Isle bridge should be part OF the bud
get this year so that the. work can
be started next September, Cass
Gilbert. New York architect. and II.
NJ Rrinckerhoff engineer for Bar
= clay, Parsons * Klapp were present
Tentative bridge plans We're d rs
cussed. It IL UNDERSTOOD that rae
ton OF cars 10 Belle Isle No cost
estimate has been arrived al as yet
L. A. Norwood. of No. 40o Dragoon-
ave.. had a narrow escape from
death early Wednesday evening,
when his bicycle was struck by an
auto. travelling at high rate OF
speed at Forrest. and Artiliery-aHe'
The bicycle. thrown In the arr;
caught on the auto, and was carried
two blocks before being dropped 20
the pavement Norwood was hurried
from the bicycle by the impact OF
the collision. but escaped with
fractured ankle The automobiltst
sped on his way, and the police are
trying to locate him.
The annual banquet and business
meeting of the second baptist church
was held Wednesday evening. with
the pastor. the Rev. r. Il Brady.
presidinR The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year
Jackson Lancaster. deacon, Frank Is.
Foster, clerk; +. l.. Morris, assistant
clerk: J. w Johnson. chorister sam;
James Fairfax. trustees, John fair-
fax treasurer. The congregation IN
creased $40 members during the
year and the receipts for the year |
according TO the treasurer's report |
were $S.30765.
Tor the better protection of live stock |
against the spread OF the foot and
mouth disease the government bureau |
of animal industry has divided the |
state into areas. designated as guar
antined, closed, exposed. modified and
free The Quarantined area includes |
all counties In the lower peninsula.
The closed area includes portions or |
Allegan. Berrien. Branch, EATON
Lenawee, McComb Monroe, Mont
calm, ottawa. Saginaw Tuscola and |
Wayne counties All counties In the |
upper peninsula are included In the
free area.
william Labuhn, 20 years old, and q
pensioner of the Michigan Central
railroad for which he had worked |
bed in his home No, sos Cavalry |
ave. Wednesday evening. when the
aged mans failure TO appear caused |
an investigation by William Tuck |
OF No 607 Cavalry ave. Tuck noti- |
fled Ernest Labuhn. OF No 55i Mer- |
rill-st, son of the aged man. VINO |
forced a window and entered the |
house Two doors OF the base burner |
stove were open. and there was a |
strong odor OF coal gas In the house |
Detroit lodge. No. Z, shipmasters' as
sociation, has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi- |
dent. Capt. r. F. ogden; first vice.
president, Capt. l. c. De Nike: second |
vice-president, Capt w. II. JudsoG
Capt. b. s. baker: recording secre-
tary Capt. c. G. Merkel chaplain, |
Capt. w. McDougal; marshal, Capt |
P Paimer Er sentinel Taf cspi ap & Mad
dock; delegate to grand lodge, Wash
ington. y C, Capt = = ogden; al
The body of william A. scripps. for
in Almadena, Cal. was cremated, sEd |
the ashes will be brought to DEPOT |
in the spring; Mr.. scripps immediate
family. consisting OF his wife. and |
two daughters. Mrs. Florence Scripps |
Kellogg. OF San Francisco. and Mrs |
Winnifred Scripps Ellis, OF Detroit. |
have asked for the appointment OF |
Mrs Kelloggs husband. Frederick |
William Kellogg. as administrator |
there being no will The property |
left by Mr. Scripps Is said TO consist |
OF about $4,000 In real estate and |
$4,000 In cash and securities,
william Becker, 81 years old, OF No. |
4sI Larned-st. east. was arrested |
"wednesday night, on the charge OF /
contributing TO the delinquency OF |
Esther Liebau. 16~~years old. who |
disappeared from her home. No. 144 |
F'rontenac-ave., Dec. 10, S,nd was
found I'm Becker's home. Rocker told !
the police that the girl came TO his |
house, asking for food and n place !
TO stay. and he took her in. Com |
plant against him was made by |
John Lebau. father OF the girl Jo- !
seph Hebert. SO years old, OF No. 1876 |
Pollard-st was arrested by Detec-
tives Reid and Dibble. Wednesdayl
night. on. the charge of abusing his |
16-year-old daughter. Eva. Hebert's |
wife swore, to the complaint
civil Service Commissioners H,rsb |
doesnf think IL just TO pcnalfxe n |
city employe for sleeping overtime I
Wednesday night he refused to vote |
with the other commissioners 10 |
confirm the dismissal OF Percy RItch-
ey by the fire department, Ritcbev
admitted that on two occasions he |
sfumbered little too long The
commissioner may help the delin- |
ouent fireman TO get a job on the |
hsieeping in" is supposed 10 he NOT
so strongly enforced Tree trimnnsrs