The Detroit times., 1909-03-13

among tire school boys. The other
members Of. the committee are MIS-
James Arthur, Mrs. III. H. Jackson
Mrs. r. &. Osborne. DIR. Mary Thomp-
son stevens and Miss GLADYS Lloyd.
Some unknown woman has been soiieis-
Ing funds ON Iincoln-ave. and Sicin-
ny. claiming she was making the
canvas Tor Emmanuel PrssbSterlan
church. The pastor OF that church.
the Rev A. II. Cameron. says no one
IL authorized To solicit funds there
and that the woman II an impostor,
UanbIe 10 h-ar the warning "HOnk" of
the auto horn. Anna schmidt. a deaf
and dumb giil lifing AT No. 20 ID st.
was run dowL at Woodward and Sell
den-aVes Friday. by "A Cadillac ma
chine driven By NJ. r. Hughes. tes-
ter She was severely bruised about
the left arm nnd light hip. Hughes
picked her up ana drove To Harper
dressed Then he drove her TO her
home.
Attorney McHugh has entered an ex-
ception to the return ON the writ of
certiorari iled by Justice OFT In the
matter OF McHugh's appeal from the
fire imposed by the justice, and the
latter will appear In Judge Murphy's
court. Monday. 10 answer" TO the sx-
ceptions. The return TO which Nc
Hugh now objects Is the one which
Justice OFT was ten days late In ming,
for which he was assessed $40 attor-
ney's fees and ~ costs.
The two girls found by nm Vntcer In q
cheap rOOming house ON Jefferson
ave-. In company with pair
OF boys, were given hearing In
juvenile court, Friday afternoon. The
revelations made were OF such a
nature that Judge Rohnert sent tho
girls TO the Adrian Industrial school.
Another girl picked up on the street
by the truant officers. will probably
be sent TO the same institution. the
girl admitted that her mother had
taken 10 the use OF dope on account
OF the trouble she had caused her.
The members of the Newsboys' associa-
tion have recently devoted eventngs
TO the memories OF Washington and
Lincoln and Sunday night VIII honor
their best friend. Prizes will be
awarded the boys giving the best
recitatiohs on the life OF the general
aud the Newsboys' band. under their
lender. w G.. Smith. will render Cen
eral Ayers favorite patriotic airs.
COL. o. A. James. always popular with
the boys. will round out the program
with an address. Edward r. Roehm.
The funeral OF Charles nuntington
Jacobs, who died In ventura. Cal, .
week ago. was held Friday afternoon.
Services took place In ST. Paufs
Episcopal chapel. the Rev. =. s. Mar
quis, dean OF the cathedral, officiating.
Burial was in Elmwood cemetery.
The active pallbearers were william
A Livingstone. G. A. Lightner, j. Is.
Uowarth, DR.. Sheriff., r. Nee. Brady
and G. 4. Newcomb, Jr. large
number OF business men. members OF
Psi Epsilon fraternity. or which Mr.
Jacobs was a member. and bene-
hciaries OF the high school scholar
ship fund founded by Mr.. Jacobs In
1891. were among those present.
Representatives of the knights Tenn
piar of Detroit and Michigan met In
the Griswoid house. Friday, and made
preliminary arrangements FOR the an
nual state conclaye to be neld In De-
4 . L. Van.a fs.I " a
upwards OF 5000 knights will attend.
Among TIE honored guests VIII be the
supreme grand master or the united
states and the. grand master or the
priory OF Canada. number OF com
mittees were appointed. The general
committee on arrangements consists
OF Thomas T.. Borden. chairman; Iiaf .
~ Williamson, secretary, and Fred
Postal Right Eminent Grand Com
mander Hutson NJ Colman Is general
chairman. eN-oficio
Jacob brand, n retired building con-
tractor, died Thursday night In his
home. No. 80 Columbia-st. east. aged
- years. For the last four years
he has suffered from "a general fall
ure In health and during the last
week has been confined TO his bed.
Mr.. Brand came 10 this country from
Germany when he was ~ years OF
age and in 1879. came TO Detroit lie
is survived by "A son, Charles w.
Brand. OF Des Moines Ia. two daugh-
tiers. katherine and Belle. OF Detroit.
aud a brother Sebastian, In MilWau-
kee. The funeral will be held Mon
day afternoon at 2 o'clock from the
residence, tire Rev. W II. Faber. rec
tor of ST. Johns Episcopal church
officiating.
Chief Of Detectives Mcdonnell. who re-
turned to Detroit Friday night, from
Hillsdale. Mich. expresses the opin-
ion that "A Jail delivery was prevented
by the arrest OF George Jefferson In
Hillsdale. Jefferson was arrested
after he had paid visit TO Leo
Brock. charged with blowing the
Hnlsdale posto office safe. Both Brock
Three other men named Burke, Hadley
and Miller have been convicted and
Brock's trial is I'm progress Chief
Mcdonnell says that Jefferson, when
arrested. had three skeleton keys, ft-
ting every lock In the jail. and II liz
supposed that he was planning to
liberate the four alleged yeggs. He
will DE tried on the charge or carry
ing burglar tools.
senator John n. Anhut declares him
self unalternlAy opposed to the
amendment which the Michigan
Spiritualists' association Is trying to
tack on to the Stevenson bill and an
nounces that. II the association wins
it's point. he Will do all In his power
to defeat the bill The amendment
desired by the spiritualists Is as To-.
lows: Nothing contained In this act
shall apply to any minister licentiato
or associate minister ordained, recog-
nlZeu or commissioned ny the NilCn-
igan State Spiritualists' association.
Senator Anhut contends that amend
ment would defeat the purpose OF the
act because. no argues. any one de-
string to evade the law could simply
become a spiritualist. In his opinion
the amendment that has already
passed tn. committee Is all any religi-
GUS organization could desire
The engagement Of James h. Williams,
Of Orange, y. j., ~ general director
or the Detroit Associated Charities,
which now definitely announced, Is
the first step toward the centraliza-
tion OF charity work In Detroit. When
Mr.. Williams takes hold May !, the
purpose Is TO form Charity Organ
ization society which will serve as a
sort of clearing house ior charity
work This will do away with the
practice now In vogue OF sending out
solicitors among the merchants and
Will ultimately result In the aboli-
ton yof fairs bazaars and other
schemes of the sort. given In the
name OF charity DIR. Post Will re-
main as general secretary Mr.. Will
liams has been general secretary OF
the Associated Charities OF Orange
for the past five years, and has
shown special fitness for the work.
WOMAN HOLDS BURGLAR
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