The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-29
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Peter Roberts, Ph. ID. OF New York,
VIII deliver stsreoptieon address
81. at 3:30. on The Stranger Within
our Gates" DIR. Roberts 10 a student
or the foreign speaking people, the
tsashias q Er9 hs unique to foreixners
Every patriotic citizen Will enjoy
hearing the address. Music Will be
furnished by the Association string
Bankruptcy Referee Davock will 20
over the case OF William Reid, form
erly paint and glass dealer. again.
by request OF Judge Swan. In Da-
vock's report on the case, he advised
that Reid be granted a dIcharge. in
spite of the opposition OF creditors.
holding that Attorney George w.
Radford was responsible for the
faulty showing made. Judge Swan
has decided that sufficiently weighty
reasons have not been shown for al
lowing Reid relief from HIS debts.
Eastern Michigan agents of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co.
were banquetCd Thursday afternoon
in the Hotel Cadillac. General Agent
duced the Rev, s. $: MARQUIS who
spoke on Success" James v. Barry.
state insurance commissioner. also
spoke on general general insurance Ma,n n matters IA Or.
perintendent OF agencies. described
the eompanys p5oFTe'ss 1s Other sps %lS-
ledo: Or. W. H. BUR: editor of the
Insurance Indicator. The agents were
entertained In the evening In the
home OF w. c. Skinner. No. 81 Wat
son-st.
After n separation of ~ years Isaac J.
Dillon and his daughter, Mrs. Nelson
Eddington, are reunited In the
fathers home. No. 222 Briggs ave.
-s.1 -
Kansas City When piiion's FIRST wife
left him. taking their daughter with
her. The latter was then seven years
old; After her marriage she went
TO live In Lawrenceburg. KY, and Of
once started inquiry as TO her
fathers whereabouts. She heard
from a relative that he was In De-
troit. and after considerable cores
pondence learned his street address
Her letter brought a visit from her
father. who induced her and her
husband and babe to move 70 Detroit
TO live.
The one hundred and nftieth annivers-
AIRY OF the birth Of Robert Burns
was celebrated by St. Andrews 30
ciety in royal style Thursday even
ing with an entertainment and ball
in the Light Guard armory. Noted
Scotch singers sang Burns songs.
and there were dances and Scotch
Scotland were in evidence every
where. The drill corps OF ST. An
drew's society clad In kits, acted as
ushers and St. Andrews pipe band.
also In kits rendered a program OF
popular Scotch mNaic. The stage was
decorated prettiiy with palms and
ferns while I'm the background was
portrait OF the Scottish bard. The
armory was crowded TO the doors.
glimpse into the financial obliga-
lions of tho Detroit United railway
is, given in the S2t. 100000 lsSbrt ga &c
renewal fled with the city clerk.
/ Thursday This mortgage L. on all
the lines, outside as well as inside
the city, and was given to secure an
issue OF per cent bonds. Only $l3,-
$4,000 OF the bonds have been sold.
the remainder being still held I'm
trust by the Guaranty Trust Co. OF
New York In addition TO the bonds
guaranteed by this mortgage, there
are n large number OF underlying
bends OF the various roads which
were consolidated to form the sys-
TEN. and there are also issues OF
short term notes. 81 100000 OF which
must be paid or refunded within a
short time.