The Detroit times., 1910-10-27
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bill. and ne did. Afterwards he found
out the bill IL worthless.
u. y. District Attorney Frspk n. VISIT
son says that 80 far M he 1s aware,
there In no white slave trade In De-
ttoit.. Only one. instance has been
found In which there was q suspicion
Of any such practice. and I'm that
case IL was impossible to get proofs.
The ssestion Of the annsxstfea 81
Highland Park 10 Detroit Will be
discussed Friday night In meeting
church. One of the questions to be
considered will be the effect Of an
nexation on Highland Parks right to
exclude saloons.
George King, OF Detroit, who was te
bansw. OF River Rouge. last satur-
day. died In st. Louis on Tuesday.
King went to 81. Louis last week to
visit his father. and while on his
way to the train to return to River
Rouge was struck by an automobile.
sustaining injuries which caused his
death several days later.
ID. y. w. Comm fastener Hsarer is wor-
con " Co. OF cleveland. now
In financial difficulties. to finish the
work on the Fairview pumping sta
tion. He held conference Wednes-
day with Evan II. Hopkins. receiver
OF the company. and has given him
until Saturday to see. what arrange
mcnts can be made. N these are not
satisfactory a demand Will probably
be made on, the firms bonding COM
pany.
Following IN eloDement from Grand
Rapids, r. II. surdsn and Miss kath-
crime Sieswerda. OF that city, were
married Wednesday evening by Rev.
James NJ. Barley. OF the Forest ave.
Presbyterian church Suram admit
ted that he had been counting the
young lady for a year, but said ner
elopcment was planned. The young
couple will remain In Detroit for a
week before yenturing back to seek
the parental blessing.
ID. A. Gordon, OF WslIaceburg, Ont, q
member Of the Canadian parliament,
began suit In Judge Donovan's court
Wednesday afternoon against Frank
O'Neal, an inventor. OF GAINESVILLE. o..
to collect $3.50 which he claims as
device invented by O'Neai. Gordon
says he advanced the money neces-
sary for O'Neal to make his expert
ments. The suit was brought In De-
troit because Gordon attached some
Of O'Neafs property located here.
In the annual meeting Of the Detroit
Normal school Alumni association,
held Wednesday. in the Washington
Normal school, Ii was decided to
close the Harriet Scott memorial fund
suitable memorial Will be established
in memory OF Miss Scott and her long
and valuable work as normal
following officers for the ensuing
year: President. Miss Maud Priest;
vice. president. Miss Jennie Glow;
secretary Miss Madge Mead; treas
urer, Miss Edna Sylvester.
The pay-enter systen, Which has been
cars. Will be extended to the Third
ave. cars. Nov. 1. Placards giving
Instructions to passengers have been
ors are being initiated into the meth
DDS of operation. There Ii the usual
complaint from smokers that they
breakfast cigar on the back plat
form, but as the Third ave, line rs
one-end line with only about 20
minutes running time, their loss 10
:. not considered serious.
Members from the Is Detroit hives of
bees attended a meeting In r, k ss, g
ave. Wednesday night. The main
RS is" I sSss sjsS s;in va nk T.. aa&
Great sss co sanms er Of the erasr N
Michigan. and Sarah J. O'Brien. of
Lexington. Mich. great lieutenant
SS1 pessss Judge Phelam addressed the
ladies In n complimentary VEIN
score one for the dear public! The ID.
u. II. has been compelled 20 change
its policy with respect to the pesky
'.pay-enters" on Woodward-ave., to
rear part of the cars. Under the
rules. passengers are not supposed
to stand In this part or the car. put
to shove forward During tne rush
rons SO greatly exceeds the accom-
niodations that all rules are FORGOT
ten. There have been many com
plaints against the absence OF straps
from the after deck" and the ID. U.
r. has been obliged to capitulate.
The continued reading Of the Bible In
the public schools Of Highland Park
has caused letters OF inquiry 10 pc
laws OF Illinois and Michigan on the
subject are exactly similar. and the
supreme court of Illinois has for
sdGen either ,Sa s tine rsao of hymns In
school. The Highland Park officials
hold that the practice is made lega
by permission being given 10 any
reading to leave the room. II thls
is sustained, the Chicago pastors
will seek a reversal OF the decision
of the Illinois court.
Full military honors were accorded
the late Gen. Henry l.. Chapman,
Thursday afternoon, by detachment
OF the Thirty sixth infantry from
Fort Wayne Services were held In
the home OF the deceased's nephew
Edward L. Chapman. No $50 Trum-
bulI-ave,, by the Rev. John McCar-
roll. OF St Paurs cathedral The
honorary pallbearers, were: Senator
Thomas w. Palmer. George N. Brady.
Gen. Charles A. Coolidge. Gen: Henry
NJ Dufneld. Major George c: Hopper:
l. Mizner. Gen. Benjamin c. Lock-
wood. Lieut. John s. Conant, Gen.
Frederick w Swift. Gen. Samuel
Pittman and Gen. Luther >. Trow-
bridge.
Three suits I'm which the damages az
gregate 100000, were nled against
the u. u r. I'm the circuit court.
claims that on Nov 4, 1909. in alight-
ing from a Woodward car at Con-
gress-st. she stepped into hole In
the pavement. in5uring her leg so
that she has been unable to walk
since. She asks for $4,000 claiming
place TO alight Agnes Jay charges
that a Fourteenth car started as she
was attempting to altght. causing
her to fall She asks for $4,000.
Blanche Cent? was passenger on
an interurban car which left the
last December She was injured
about the head and total deafness
resulted She places her damages
at $4,000
OLD MAN BECOMES LOST.
Takes Train To Detroit instead OF
To Kalamazoo.
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