The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13

Will be- expended for daily lectures
Ga the schools BY Or Il. G Jameson
and FOR literature to be distributed
among the school boys. The other
members OF the committee are Mrs.
James Arthur. Mrs II II Jackson.
Mis- T., g osborne DR. Mary ThOmp
son Stevens and Miss Gladys Lloyd
The two giri. found by nm vnicer In q
cbenp rooming house ON Jefferson
ave, Wer" M company with pair
of boys. were given "A hearing In
Juvenile court Friday afternoon. The
revelations made We're OF such
nature that Judge Rohnert sent the
girls t. the Adrian Industrial school.
Another girL picked up on the street
by the truani officers viii probably
be sent 10 the same institution. The
girl admitted that her mother had
taken TO tine ese OF dope on account
of the trouble she had caused her.
The members OF the Newsboys' associa-
ton have recently devoted evenings
to tn, memories OF Washington and
Lincoln and sunday night VIII honor
tie name OF General X. A Aiger.
their best friend Prizes will be
awarded the boys giving the best
recitatious on the life OF the general
and the Newsboys' band. under their
leader. W. G. smith. viii render Gen
eral Ayers faNorite patriotic airs.
Col. @ \. james. always popular with
the boys. viii round out the program
with an address. Edward K Koehm.
of the board Of directors. Will preside.
The funeral Of Charles nuntington
jacobs. who died la Ventura. Cal. q
week ago was hold Friday afternoon.
f Episecpa ' SSSpi P.' ina Rev Mar
quis. dean of the cathedral officiating.
Burial was In Elmwood cemetery.
The activ" pallbcarers were William
4 Livingstone. &. \. Lightner. j. Il.
Ifowarth. Dr Sheriff.. X. MEG. Brady
and c. 4. Nrwcomb. Jr. large
number Of business men, members OF
Psi Epsilon fraternity. OF which Mr..
Jacobs was a member. and bene-
Gciar,es of the high school scholar
ship fund founded by Mr. Jacobs In
1891. We're among those present
Reprpscrtati,es Of the KNIGHTS Tenn
pinr- of Detroit and Michigan met In
the Griswold house, Friday. and made
preliminary arrangements for the an
nual state conclave TO be reid I'm De-
troit June TO 10. II il expected that
upwards OF 900 knights VIII attend.
Among tie honOred guests viii be the
supreme grand master OF the United
states and the grand master OF the
priorN Of Canada \ number OF COM
mittecs, were appointed. The general
committee on arrangements consists
Of Thomas h. Borden. chairman: Har-
ry Williamson, secretary. and Fred
Postal. Right Eminent Grand Com
mander Hutson r.. Coleman Is general
chairman. cN-Ohicto.
senator John =. Anhut declares him
self upnltcrnbly opposed to- the
Amendment which the Michigan
Spiritualists association Is trying to
tack on TO the Stevenson bill and an
uounccs that, " the association wins
its point. he VIII do all IN his power
TO defeat the bill The amendment
desired by the spiritual SITS is as fol-
lows. Nothing cont aimed in this act
shall apply To any minister licentiate
or associate minister ordained. recog-
nized or commissioned by the Mich
igaH state Spiritualists' association
senator Anlfut contends that amend
ment would defeat the purpose of the
act because. h. argues. any one de-
Suing 20 evede the law could simply
become a spiritualist In his opinion
the amendment thar has already
passed the commit.e IL all any religi-
Gus organization could desire