The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-01

ers are now Is bay him enough 20
make hi man equal heir. Mary Belle
Clark. a melee. was left an annuity
OF $1,000, contingent upon her re-
naming single. She married, and a
codicil provides that she gets 81 900
cash and one-fourth OF the personal
estate.
The bonrd of examiners OF the MIchi-
gun state Spifitualists' ussOcintton
Will be entertained by the Detroit
spiritualists and their friends IN Ma
tional linton hall. No. Is Gratiot ave,
Saturday ana Sunday, june 10 and
IL. a number OF the ablcst cNpOn-
ents OF the cult viii be present Can
dldates FOR state certificates Will be
heard and "A student for the ministry
selected 20 send 10 the Morris Pratt
Theological college, Whitewater
WIS These lectures and exercises
10 which VIII be added a fine musical
program. viii be open 20 the public
Nv N rule which the department of COM
with regard 10 ma uralizatlOn. IL Will
be a very hard matter FOR foreigner
IA America 10 become naturalized as
"A citizen II he has family IN the
old country The government VIII
insist that the family be brought 70
this country beforc rlILenship papers
can be Issued THIS IN because OF the
fact that immigrants sometimes leave
members OF their family who would
not be acceptable as immigrants, In
their old homes. II they once secure
have no power 10 bar out the unde-
sirable members OF the family
DIR. J. q. Ruticdse, OF No. SIS Gas build
Ing, arrived Ia Detroit. Wednesday
night with the body or his brother
Thomas B. Rutledge. who was
drowned In a lake near Canandaigua,
~ y, while swimming Monday at
ternoon. Mr.. Rutledge was formerly
an undertaken in tins city, The fu-
neral services will be held from the
Church OF the Annunciation, Friday
morning aud the interment VIII be
In Stanford. ont. cemetery Lieut.
w. T. Rutledge. OF tho central police
station. Is a brother The victim is
survived By his mother. Mrs. Mary
Rutlcdgc. sister Mrs. Charles +
Richards and several other relatives
In Detroit.
Mrs. Ann Green, widow OF George
Green, died. Wednesday, In her home,
No ESQ Parker-aVe.. after an Illness
OF two months. Mrs. Green was
born in England 20 years ago. but
has lived In Detroit for 90 years:
She was n member OF the Church OF
the Messiah Two children survive
her. Miss Laura Green. OF Detroit,
and william OF Seattle, Wash. Mem
bers 81 keystone chapter, order OF
the Eastern star, OF which Mrs.
Green was n member, will attend the
funeral. which VIII be held Friday
afternoon at z o'clock from the resi- resi-,
dence Eastern star services VIII
he held I'm Elmwood cemetery, where
the interment takes place.
William w. Magee received a beautiful
testimonial OF affection from the en-
ployes OF the department or puDllc
works, Wednesday afternoon, In the
shape OF n leather chair and a gold
signet ring The occasion was his
retirement after four years service
as secretary OF the department. Your
Uniform Kindness and courtesy have
cndeared YOU TO all or us, sara
Bookkeeper Thomas + Ray In max
Ton, Afpt Ia POI
very popular with the employees. and
they hled the main office 10 bid
him farewell and to shake hands
with him Nagce leaves the city 10
accept business position. gar
net stick pin was presented 20 Louis
II Funk who leaves the II. W.
To take 81 place In. the county treas
urcr'S office
n,NisnhIIity of having the Detroit
Federation OF Labor back the plan
for an international exposition In Dc.
troit in 1917 Spccial meeting or
afternoon 1T 80 TO discuss the fu-
ture action OF the body. There ~
now an exposition committee which
has dealt with the matter 40 far, ana
the names Of the federation officers
have been used freely In advocacy or
tho plan. The agitation for such an
exposition, backed by union iahof.
with the structures built entirely
bv union men has been carried into
various locals with requests that the
members subscribe 20 So shares OF
stock. The few talks made Wednes-
dav night demonstrated that there Is
some opposition to the plan and the
full merits OF TIC matter are expect
ed TO be gone into sunday. A report
was made by the committee appoint
ed 10 attempt to reach an agreement
with the milk dealers I'm which II
was stated that Secretary w. J. Ken
ncdy OF tho Towar Co. had declared
his firm would adhere TO the open
shop policy. resolution was adopt
ed calling upon the mayor and alder
men TO declare themselves as 20 their
several positions In regard to the
municipal ownership and operation
OF cars II was definitely announced
that no Labor Day parade will be
held.