The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-18
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The trade department of the y. VI. 4.
A., located in the renr OF the ,. vi.
q. a. building, opens Monday. Coutses
| ia plumbing, sign writing ana lSltcr-
ing will be carried on mere Tor the
1 present
Ia meeting of the knights of Equity
will be held Monday evening In TN"
| undertaking rooms or J. u lphS
worth, No. 1916 Michigan ave 10 take
action-~on the death OF Patrick sra
zetf. VINO died sunday, in his home
! 5s1 Lafayette blvd.
The ncwsboys were addressed sunday
might by 4. Jefferson Buticr. state
secretary OF the Audubon society.
who talked on Birds" Solos were
given by Saul NJ Simons. Mrs. VI. T..
| Butter rccited. and several or the
boys also took part.
&c. 4. MncDlnrmid has been made ns-
sistnnt mnnager of the Detroit clear
| ing house to succeed George Baird.
Upon leaving the Peoples state bank
he was presented with writing dosk
by the employees as n token OF their
esteem. MIR MacDiRrmid has been
! prominent IN athletics.
Lewis Galanus, Greek, No. 40 Ia
cOmb-st.. reported To the police sun
uay night. that hc was sWindled out
| of $50 in = game called "pasito, the
Greek edition of faro. on tho mans
complaint. the police arrested Gus
| Jankarus. No. 1871 Monroe-ave. who
is alleged to have run the game.
Milton Oak wns Endorsed for "a sec
ond nomination Nv county auditor by
the Republican county committee:
Saturday evening W. III. hoyt. OF
| Plymouth. was reelected chairman.
w II. Green. Jr,, was reelected sec
rotary. and Thomas q. Craig. treas
urer The business meeting was fol-
lowed by dinner.
Prof. Henry A. sanders. of the Uni
versity Of Michigan, will address the
Detroit Bible Institute OF the Y. NJ
G. association. Monday evening. at
$40. on the Freer manuscripts. which
were discovered In Egypt by Charles
/. Freer. of Detroit. itttie less
| been attracting such Worldwide at
tention.
ftcr pnrtnking of chop suey with
trimmings In Chinese restaurant
on Bates-st. Sunday. man accom-
panied by two stylishly dressed wo-
men, attempted 10 leave without
settling and was promtly nabbed by
| the proprietor, who locked him up in
side room The women tclephoned
for the police. but the guest settled
before the officers arrived.
a wniter In King Wing Los chop suey
emporium, No. IL Lafnyette-bl,d..
protested when n guest attempted TO
carry away a couple OF Chinese tea
cups as souvenirs OF his visit The
two got into an alteration (which
resulted disastrously for tho guest.
| Several stitches were required To
close wound In his scalp. lie de
clined To make "a complaint and the
waiter was not arrested.
Bishop William r. Anderson OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, OF Chat
tanooga. Is the guest Of the Rev. j..
y. Leete. OF the Central Methodist
church The bishop preached twice
Sunday. in the morning on The
| Power OF Love in the Universe" and
! In the evening oIfethc Nineteenth
Psalm" Monday night he VIII lee
| ture in the same church on The
! Search for the Fountain OF Perpetual
| Youth"
The Rev. John ID. Collins, assistant pms
tor of Ste. Anne's Catholic church, In
! seriously III from blood poisoning.
the result OF having rubbed his hands
over small sore on his neck after
| Having counted the coins on the col
| lection plate. Sunday. Jan. 10. Mon
day. he became III, blood poisoning
get in. and In the afternoon ne was
| compelled To call DR. Oscar L. Seurc.
| For time his condition was critical.
the I,nIson having anrand his