The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-20
on Jefferson ave. and David l.. Camp

on Jefferson ave, and David l.. Camp
bell
In the annual meeting of the Presby-
terrain alliance, held Thursday Mig hit
I'm the Forest Ave. Presbyterian
made by the Rev Edgar p. Hill. SUI
work in Chicago. Mr.. I'm told Al:
the conditions confronting the work
In his city. saying they were far
worse than those In Detroit. The Rev.
church. spoke OF a plan for the fur
therance OF the extension work.
next meeting of the fresbytery. The
Rev. John ~. Boyd. OF the L irst
church. recently from Chicago. told
OF the work I'm that city. About 500
members OF the alliance attended the
banquet.
just what Canada can offer tn the
United states In the way OF reciprocal
tariff relations will be outlined in the
speech OF Hon. II. +. sutherland.
speaker Of the Dominion house OF
commons. before the Wholesalers
association. Nov. %. In the Fellow
craft club. This association has de-
clared strongly for freer trade rela-
lions and the pending tariff revision
makes this address particularly time
ly. Canada now has an arrangement
with Great Britain by which goods
from the mother country are admitted
AT lower duty than from other
countries. The Canadian tariff is
uudI one. WITH Il minimum anu al
maximum scale Senator J. G. Bur
rows and Congressman DENLY and
Townsend have been invited ~ be
present.
which the time limit had expired, and
which were rejected by a conductor
on a Fourteenth car, nearly procipt-
tated a free-for-all fight between the
passengers and the car crew at
Adams and Brush st, Thursday
evening. when the men whose
transfers had been rejected refused
10 pay cash fares the conductor
called the motorman to assist In put
ting them of The motorman, In his
haste accidentally struck another
passenger wish his controller handle.
which greatly angered the crowd.
Somebody sent In a call for the police,
but before the patrol wagon arrived.
the men who started the row escaped
and the car sped on Its way, trailcd
by half a dozen others that had been
tied up.
Henry Woodmnn, alias }. l.. Mattel,
alias Il. Golden, who had brief
career as a merchant in Detroit some
months ago. is under arrest In Balti-
more on q charge OF obtaining money
under false pretensea In his pos
session were found bills for purchases
made from no less than seven Detroit
firms Woodman. or Nattcll. opened
ND n store at No 305 Gratiot ave.
some six months ago. shortly after
wards 81 trunks Of merchandise
which had been shipped from ST.
Louis to Milwaukee and rechecked TO
Woodman I'm Detroit. were seized on
n writ OF attachment The goods
were afterwards sold to pay the
storage charges. The police say the
mans scheme Is to orde, goods on
the representation that he is about
10 open store in a certain town.
and then have the goods transferred
to different city.
Rev n. n. BARRIERS criticism Of the Mn
sonic lodge, delivered while he was
conducting the funeral of George \.
Rurnham In the Church OF the Mes
siah several DAYS ago, was freely
commented upon in the Masonic tenn
pie Thursday night. Mr.. Barber told
his hearers that IL was ridiculous Tor
members OF lodge to attend a
church funeral service when not
more than half their members are
church members. He said that ser
vices OF that sort belonged to the
church, and that MasOns should hold
the church above their Masonry. The
fact that several ministers quite as
worthy as Mr. Barber took part In
the recent consistoTy work Just
closed should be a suffictenet answer
TO hiS structures" says Frank I.
LODGE THE Masonic order Ia a
moral order, and one OF rs funda-
mental principals is a belief In the