The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-16

was last In the islands. Mai. cur
ney Will come To Detroit with his
wife and children for n time. and
may remain here instead of return-
iug to- the Islands.
For two months Robert Reynolds, aged
a., has been travelling about the
country 10 avoid arrest for breaking
plate glass window In Toronto, his
native town. Friday afternoon he
walked into police headquarters and
gave himself up, saying that he was
tired of lodging detectives, and that
his conscience gave him no rest lie
was locked up. and the Toronto au-
thorities notified They wired back
that they didn't want him. Reyn-
olds viii now return 20 his wife and
hve children.
Lung Stag, Chinese. who used to run
the restaurant at No. ~ Monroe-Rve.,
is in trouble as result. II Is alleged,
OF some rather peculiar financial
methods. Lung is accused OF selling
out his restaurant 10 two different
parties and when the first purchaser
appeared recently 10 take charge and
found another Celestial in posses
sion. he naturally demanded an ex-
planation. Detectives Fenton and
Baker locked Lung mp, Friday pend.
ing an investigation. II ~ alleged
that he got sl26 from the second
purchaser.
established new adding machine
record for adding 200 checks by list.
ing that number In three minutes 40
seconds, In the competition held by
the Detroit chapter. American In
stitute OF Banking, Friday night. AL
bcrd Enders took ten seconds longer
and Ward b. Sharkey was three sec
onds more behind the record. Prizes
were given the successful contest
ants The next meeting OF the chap
ter Will be held Feb. 10. when Prof
r. F. Bunker VIII deliver lecture
on the life OF Lincoln.
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Commerce will be held Tuesday
evening. Jan. 10, In the Wayne hotel
n beefsteak supper being served IN
connection. The hour Is set at $50.
In addition to Congressman Charles
y. Fowler. OF New Jersey, who VIII
speak to the membership on the
brated civic architect from Phiiadel-
phia, will give a short talk on city
Building. Illustrating same with
lantern slides In view OF the mo,
ton recently put through the council
calling for committee 10 consider
the feasibility OF general park plan
for the city, Kelsey's visit to Detroit
Is particularly opportune.
The Park HHi Residents association is
idcnts. formed Friday evening in tho
church. Nearly 100 residents OF that
IN eppo.fUn to the sap % hs
Boston blvd. and Chicago blvd. ter
ritory by the Newberry estate. Aid
o USs x xa. A Verne. E1 and sm,s
ap Psfi W the r,x As't Of lhs estate FRED
new association. waiter 6. Hartman
ySsPss;d .na H.s u w Ths s" 30.
ecutive committee consists OF II. f.
spaiding. II. e. Irvine; Lloyd Row
lands. Henry Ford o,P. Guiisy. Nal
In addition TO the officers.
Tho Metropolitan Police Relief society
held its annual election Of officers In
police headquarters. Friday aftor.
Hy Tho 90" only s"s contest in years. This
was over tho Office OF financial se'-
rotary. position held for years by
burton Girardin. recently made cap
esmaIdat sS'cs %ors e" &Rilsms ard
Theodore vcrnier. both kttaches OF
police headquarters Vernicr won
President. w. Harris: vicr-prcsi-
don't. Fred J. Clark recording acc
rotary. John J Sprenger; treasurer,
Capt pierce Hanrahan. The treas.
Jurors report shows n cash balanc"
in the treasury of s2,l7s.3l. There
was paid out in sick and death bene-
Nts during the year. sS.543.
Nellie Haas, who last April after nm
that she could make her own way
in the world. and ran away from
home. 10 back In Detroit but her
father, who lives at No, 1853 West
Jefrerson-ave.. has not yet rclented.
and will not permit the girl 10 visit
her home. Nellit has had strcnu-
Gus experience since she LETT home.
She first Joined the Great White pa
mond Company. and intended to he
come an actress. but the manager
ran away with the funds. and Nellie
was out OF a Job. Then she worked
in restaurant. made beds In room
INK house and once when out OF
work and money. slept on the steps
OF q church She is now anxious to
return home. and has begged for for
givenoss. but her appeals have been
In vain thus far.
Twenty-six boys, ail of whom were nc-
tuaIiy guilty or had guilty knOwl-
edge Of the stealing OF one triple
railway. lined up In Juvenile court
Friday afternoon Stealing from the
railway Is a favorite diversion OF the
bows In the northeastern part or the
city and the court is determined To
break up the practice About half OF
the boys were accompanied by their
parents who were much scandaliZed
that their boys should be charged
with stealing. but after Judge Rohn-
ert had asked a few questions. crimes
never before heard Of were confessed.
The boys were let go on suspended
sentence, but will have To report reg
ularly to the court for several weeks.
Zoe" Hojnacki. who has been before
the court before, asked to be sent TO
the DArcambal home. complaining
OF hts treatment from his parents.
His request was complied with.