The Detroit times., 1909-04-02

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and proco eded to the train. A new
circle OF the Kings Daughters was
organized in Tcrre Haute and was
named for Mrs whitney
Two IG-year-oId girls, members Of
weII-to-do families, were taken into
custody, Thursday night. by Patrol
man Anthony Lingeman. who found
them discussing stage life with
kid" Wcllman, official bouncer for
the Whitney theater. The girls de-
clared that they had read advertise
ments for inexperienced stage ma
terial. and wanted Wellman's expert
opinion. They were turned over to
Lieut.. Breault for Investigation.
was nothing very unusual about the
death OF Hugh Britton. sent home
from DeLisle q Lonsberry's sani-
tariam in Gri; ,S condition few
that complaint Will probably be made
against DeLisle on the charge OF act
ing, as physician without being
physician. and he declares that De-
Lisle does not pose as one.
DIR. Lillian ~. Mueller. OF India napolis,
has been appointed house physician
Of the , woma En,oI Hospital and pod In
bien-st.. this city. Or. Mueller will
graduate from the Indiana univer-
sity school OF medicine and Will come
graduated from the Shortridge high
school. indianapolis. in 1904. and the
following year entered the Central
College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
remaining there until she entered
the university school.
"Never enter n saloon, and keep out Of
the nvc-cent theatcrs" was the Rd-
vice given by Bishop Foley. Thurs
day afternoon, TO the So boys gradu-
ated from the juvenile court. THE
saloon will never do you any good.
and many of the pictures shown in
these cheap theaters are UNIT for the
eye to look at" continued the bishop.
lie complimented the boys on the fact
that they were excused from report
ing to the court, and he praised
Judge Rohnert for the good work
accomplished.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Buck was held Friday morning from
the family residence, No. 495 Can
conducted by the Rev Lee 8 McCol-
lester. OF tho Church OF Our Father.
preceding the removal OF the body TO
Battle Creek for interment. The
Weekly study club, OF which Mrs.
Buck was a member. has postponed
It's meeting for this week. Besides
her husband, Albert Buck, a railway
mail clerk. she is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. w. II. Peet. OF Battle
Creek.
Howard A. Jackson who recently
traded "a horse and rig valued Mt $3.50
TO Fred Farmhouse for an equity In
some real estate. has started suit In
Judge Hosmer's court TO compel
Farmhouse TO carry out his agree
ment. After he had the horse in his
possession a short time. Farmhouse
drove the rig to Jackson's home. tied
the animal 10 a hitching post and left
II there. II was placed In a stable
by the agent for the s. r. G.. A.. and
has been there ever sinC. Frank
house in his answer. says that he
learned there was chattel mort
gage on the horse and buggy
Johnnie Guenthcr. champi boy tramp,
who has escaped from good home
existence. has gone back 10 the old
ways. after reforming and keeping
his face clean for almost a year
Johnnie is - years old. He started
running away from home when he
was five. and worked at the same Job
steadily until year ago, when he
reformed" But Patrolman Patrick
found him on Cadillac-square late
Thursday night. He was accom-
panied by William Treppa, aged 49,
OF No. $50 Garfield ave. east Johnnie
lives-when he Is home-st No. l13
CharlevolX-st.
The Detroit Wheelmen's annual min
strel show opened I'm the club rooms
OH Adams ave. east Thursday night.
with a good attendance An added
attraction, which proved one Of the
most uproarious features OF the per-
Torrance, was "A go" between Irving
Swan. who tips the scale somewhere
mite OF humanity Weighing only
about 90 pounds. Sam Thompson was
referee. but IL is said the police
stonpa1 the ugbt bpfOre had Yro-