The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-28
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Victor Morgan, driver of a spriukIiuu
wagon, was thrown ca the pavement,
Mohoay night. when "a Myandotio
car struck the vehicle al Vinewood-
ave and Forrest Morgan was taken
10 the Vinewood General hospital
lie Is not seriously injured
The closing religious service OF the
German Evangelical Lutheran con-
ference. held the past week In I'm
manuel church, Monday evening was
tnn impressive confessional and
communion service for ministers
only. The final business session was
held Tuesday morning.
The Rev. Austin w. Mann. dean of the
o aS.r mute CLERGY at the Episcopal
diocese OF Ohio, will hold holy COM
munion and morning prayer In the
chapei OF ST Johns Episcopal church,
Sunday morning. at 1890 o'clock. and
nespeIs win sermon, at o'clock, in
the afternoon.
Judge Connolly, Monday, halted the
trial Of Christopher LaRoe, charged
WI, MIN oIganly' The court upon look,
ns over the Information, discovered
.nat toth the accused mans alleged
marriages took place outside OF
, wayne county The case was ad-
prosecution time To see what It's jur-
isdlction In the case IL.
The advissbIiity OF dividing the present
Detr"it Mvtho,lfst Episcopal confer
ence and creating a new conference
70 embrace the upper peninsula coun-
ties, and TO he led the Lake SUI
perior, r. conference. was dis
oussed, Monday. by the Detroit Meth
odist pastors in their weekly meet
Ing. In the Central NJ. u. parlors No
definite action resulted.
The 200 or more children of the Pro-
testant Orphan asy !um were taken TO
Grosse Pointe Farms, Monday, for
THEN summers stsy-in camp on the
The camp has been made possible
through the generosity of Mr. Hud-
son and George Peck: two OF the
staunchest friends OF the children
The children will not return 10 The
asylum until September.
Charles Lynch. aged 20 years, a porter
employed mt the Crawford house,
Monday. and was killed In the sight
OF a crowd OF passersby. Lynch was
employed in placing fresh earth in
flower pots on the window ledge
when he fell. He was an epileptic
and II is supposed he was seized with
III while standing on the ledge.
His home Is in Pittsheld. Mass
milk into the sewer ut the Grattot-
ave. station OF the Grand Trunk rail-
way, Monday The milk came from
farms near Frazer. and was shipped
by the same farmers who last week
lost so gallons The temperature OF
the milk was found TO be SO degrees
ABOUT ou utXftcS HlkntI lHdH
lations permit Two Of the cans were
leaky, and the holes had been stopped
up with soap. These cans were
kicked TO pieces.
Eighth Ward Republican club with
their families and few tSiends at
tended the clubs annual picnic at
Bots Blanc. Monday. The outing was
said TO be merely family picnic
without any political Significance.
Mayor Breitmeyer, city Clerk Mich
oakman. Cass Benton, and number
OF other city and county officials
went down In the afternoon. but
there were no speeches.
Clerk Charles A. Nichols for his
forthcoming city manual the city
owns real and personal property to
valuable Item in the list is the water
works property, valued at sS,ST1.O77:
the board OF education property is
listed at S5,7S2.0S5; Belle Isle is put
in at 1888 600; city hall. s2.35O'0OO;
boulevard. $4,000 900; Grand Circus
park 81 500. 900; fire department; 81
csaIac-s ish'isf an' clark park
$500 600: police department property
s2s4 $50. Palmer park. s2So.o0o; opera
house lawn. $4,000
For the purpose of obtaining better
IerisIatioa ON uil matters pertaining
to the welfare OF children and char
table institutions, the Associated
held Monday, decided to ask the CO.
operation OF sister cities In Michigan
toward that end. the movement 20 be
centralized In a bureau that Will BE
part OF the Central Council OF Chart
ties The proposed bureau Will be
general I'm it's scope, and while It's
first work will he to codify the pres
emit social legislation of. Michigan, IL
will leave no stone unturned to Sc
cure better laws for certain pur-
poses" said Secretary James Is. Will
Jams of the Associated Charities
Theodore Roosevclts reply to the in-
yttntien of the EIks 20 attend the
reunion In this city, Will be formally
openel and read In the FlaminSo
room of the Hotel Pontchartrain.
wednesday afternoon. about q
o'clock following the arrival OF En-
VOWS Carlyle Burgess and Archie
Davis in the Roosevelt Maxwell spc-
cial which Is expected TO reach De-
troit at 8 o'clock. The ENJOYS al
now several hours ahead OF their
home tourney schedule. \ party OF
Detroit Elks and city officials VIII
leave the Pontchartrain early We'd
nesiay afternoon. and go as Tar AS
the city limits to meet the messen-
gets and escort them in to the hotc'.