The Detroit times., 1910-02-05
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The supreme court has denied n writ Of
mandamus compelling Judge Mnndeii
TO re- hear the preliminary case
against August oblaser, charged WIN
the killing OF Mfs. Martha Gh0lan,
ln Hamtramck, last summer TINS
removes the last obstacle for a
speedy trial and the case Will
be brought 20 hearing az once.
Thomas Doan, who appealed 60 the re-
cOrder's court from conviction GA "a
non-support charge. was acquitted
by jury in Judge connOllys court.
Friday afternoon. Leslie pOan. the
ig-vear-oid son. sided with the moth
er, as I'M police court and Mary poan,
daughter. testified IN her fathers
behalf. The testimony was OF lurid
nature.
spent Friday afternoon senrchinE for
Katherine Krause, wanted I'm con
nection with the kidnapping or her
daughter from the home OF Mrs.
Sarah Jagersky several days ago, re-
ported that he was unable 20 locate
the mother Inquiry in the neighbor-
hood where she resided brought the
information that the woman had LEFT
the city suddenly.
The suit brought by Mrs. Martha
Hayes, widow of PntrOImRn John 8.
Hayes, over the payment OF life
insurance policy left by her husband.
has been settled out OF courtb Hayes
and his wife separated shortly he
fore the husband died and he
changed the policy making n pay
able to his sons and To his sister.
Mrs. Margaret Watson. The widow
claimed that her husband had been
unduly influenced. Under the settle
ment she Will get 81 200, and Mrs
Watson the balance, but the latter
will have TO pay debts OF about $i0O.
"The Divorce PrOhIcm-Are We Drift
inR," viii he the subject discussed by
tho brotherhood OF the North Wood
ward Congregational church, Sunday
noon, following paper by II O.
Mac powell. Or Geo. a. Gordon's
new book. Religion and Miracles"
will be the subject of discussion, Feb
-. The following sunday. the Rev.
George Elliott. Of the North Wood
ward NJ. r.. church. will talk ON
Miracles" and on Feb 81. Frank d.
Taylor Will speak on missionary
subject.
tailor. was declared an "undesirnbIc"
by United states Immigration officials
Friday and turned hEk when he en-
Francis and his wife recently separ-
alter and the woman Is now I'm this
city working as "a tailoress. The au-
thOrities viii permit the woman 10
remain. but Francis and his house
hold goods Will have to stay I'm Wind
soT.
The cIubwomen oT Detroit ~ whole
deny all knowledge of the author
ship OF letter said 10 have been
received by Congressman Edwin
DENLY. in Washington, threatening
him with al sorts OF dire harm n he
did not vote 10 eNoncrate Clifford
Pinchot i'm the inquiry now under
way In a meeting OF the Detroit
Equal Suffrage club i'm the Century
building. Friday afternoon. the club
went on record In formal resolutions
depTecatinG the incident declaring
that the club women had not sane
toned the writing Of the letter. and
In any event Congressman DENLY
should vote as his conscience die
tated
Answering his own question, "Do we
need censor!." I'm the affirmative.
James :. Metcalfe. the wcll-known
dramatic editor Of Iife, told "A large
audience In the Church Of our Faith
er Friday evening his reasons for
believing the American drama need
ed wise censorship There arc three
parts to the question-thp managers
the dramatist and the public and II
Is our duty 20 arhitrate among the
three so that all may survive. said
Mr.. Metcalfc. New York is our mo
tropolis hut II is not the center OF
American spirit and does not repre-
sent real American life
The Rev. CInrcnce Barbour, OF Roch-
ester, y. ". International religious
secretary OF the NJ 6. 4. who Is
addressed representative ot the
mems church clubs OF the city. and
later spoke before the Epworth
league OF the Central NJ r. church
~ It's annual banquet. lie Will ad-
dress mass meeting for men iu the
Garrick theater Sunday afternoon.
at o'clock. and a general meeting
IN the Central NJ r church i'm the
evening He Is scheduled for talk
at the regular meeting or tho Pas
tors union. Monday morning. and
Monday noon VIII address a meeting
OF business men I'm the y. NJ. G. a.
That upwards of 100000 visitors viii
he drawn 10 Detroit by conventions
this wear was the statement made at
the annual meeting Of the Detroit
Convention e Tourists bureau iu the
Ford building. Friday afternoon
Secretary Milton CarmiChacIs report
showed that Detroit entertained s.
conventions in 1909 and this year the
number Will Doe even greater. Winter
conventions alone arc expected to
bring iu 10000 visitors Early
spring and late fall conventions are
also Increasing an number \ special
committee was appointed TO work
with the mayor ind other city Off
Gals in an effort 10 secure y con-
Vcntion hall Charles III. Clements
was reelected chairman Of the board
or managers. The other members
are: Henry blackwell John j. Bar
lup. August Gochel Jr.. Henry NJ
Fcichheimcr. John Y. Kcycs and l.. W
fuller. Milton Carmichael continues
secretary The members Expressed
themselves as well pleased with the
way tho work has been handled in