The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-12-07

said he lived somewhere on Con-
gress-st. east. He was held until tho
police arrived. and was locked up.
Mrs. Emma Mayer, OF No. 326 Twen-
ty-third-st.. reported to the police
that her purse containing so. had
been stolen In the same store Satur-
day afternoon. and q bicycle belong
ing to Arthur Paridau. OF No. 1857
Russell-st., was stolen from In front
OF tho store.
The annual memorial services for dead
members were held sunday afternoon
by Detroit Lodge OF Eiks No "a. Ex-
siding over the ceremonies; fine
Thomas g. Chilvers. organist and &C.
companist. Arthur Wilkie and
Charles H. Kushell, in solo and duet;
Henry A. Pickert. and Roger p. Hur-
ley, soloists. and Miss Amy Carkeek:
violinist. Addresses were delivered
by Frederick 8; burgess. John Fl.
Anhut. Ormond F. Hunt and William
II. Bailey. When the long roll OF
dead brothers was called, the silence
told the story OF the missing brother.
Monday II election day for the street
various car barns being open until 10
o'clock. Judging from the primary
vote. President r; o; starkey. Sec;
and Business Agent w. J. Halleen are
likely to be all reelected. They led
In the voting on nominations and
there has been very little dissatis-
faction with the administration OF
affairs. These officers opposed the
idea OF strike and the street rail-
way employees association supported
them. The finances OF the assocfa-
tiSh have also been repaired. A. A
MacManamy is the OPPOSITION candi-
date for business agent, and Sam
Jossman for secretary treasurer.
DR.. VIM. ID. r. Forbush attended the
inv emile court Saturday afternoon,
az he ri Snf he NM
occasion to express his Views OF the
detention room htted up in the county
building by, the auditors. DR.. For.
bush visited the room and found II
boys there. ranging In age from 10
to II. and unattended by a guard.
One OF the boys has been there IA
month. Judge Rohnert admitted that
the room was not all It should be. but
said he had been unable to get any
thing better from the auditors. DIR.
Forbush favors a residence for the
In charge. and he intends 40 urge the
establishment OF such home, In
place OF the present cramped quar-
tiers.
The bankruptcy petition OF willard
Byron Allen, hled fn the federal
court. shows that he has had two
kinds of trouble. Part OF his debt Is
to doctors. and the remainder to loan
companies. the remainder OF the
story being readable between the
lines. He shows that he owes debts
Of about $3.50 to physicians In Column
bus and Detroit. He has some other
debts, not OF large amount In Huron
and Sandusky. o.. and Detroit. In
regard to his notes given to loan
companies. he states that he got $40
cash from the Fidelity Loan Co. and
give note for SCI, gave a note for
$29 for a 500 cash loan to the Detroit
Loan q Trust Co, and got e25 In ex-
change for a sac note to the Union
Credit Co. He also had q loan from
the Mutual Loan Co.
The cornerstone Of 81. Leo's Catholic
church was laid Sunday afternoon
with elaborate ceremonies In the
presence OF some 5000 people The
cermony was attended by clergy from
all parts OF the city. the Rt. Rev
John s. Foley officiating and preach
ing the sermon. The bishop was es-
corted to the church by command
cry Of the knights of st. John, the
Holy Redeemer Greys. and all the
divisions Of the Ancient Order OF HI
bernians in Wayne county. Two
bands preceded the parade. Bishop
Foley was assisted IN the ceremony
by Dean Savage, Of Trinity parish:
the Rev. James Wheeler, Of Our Lady
OF Help. and the Rev. r. j. Baum
gartner, secretary OF the diocese OF
. Detroit acted as master OF cere-
monies. Architect Harry J. Rill was
present. The new structure Will ac-
commodate about 1.200 people, and II
is expected that II will be ready for
occupancy in about a year. The Rev.
Matthew Meathe Is the pastor.