The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-14

will appear at banquet in the Ho-
tel fuller, and on Sunday afternoon
win speak IN the Church OF Our
Father.
ished her work for the season and
IL now moored TO the dock at the
foot OF First-st. Edward Dustin
says she Will he used for freight
trade next year. the new boat, now
In course OF construction, being for
passenger service only. The new
steamer will be launched in about
ten weeks, and her name will then
be revealed for the first time.
An automobile buEzInR merriIy on Its
way from RObarEe's road house city
ward, crashed into "A Jefferson ave.
car at daybrea ak, Sunday morning at
Jenerson-aYe. and Connor's creek.
The four occupants. two men and
two women, we're distributed over
the adjacent scenery and the ma
chine was wrecked. No one was SER
iously injured. The auto was driven
by william Pease. No. Calumet
ave
TAe Harrington hotel, Frank HIbbIer's
plnce ON LRfnyette-bIVd., Was the
scene OF another police visit, sun
day afternoon. Patrolmen Michigan
and Juergens declare they got into
the place and that they saw liquor
served TO about 20 men who were
escorted TO one Of the rooms adjoin-
ing the hall. y a warrant probably
will be asked, charging Hibbler with
violating the sunday closing law
There are several cases pending
against him now.
John ID. Kuppenheimer, arrested In To-
rOntO, on complaint OF Mrs. Victoria
Dray, who charged that ne. in com :
pany with Arthur W. Draper. con-
spired TO defraud her out of 81, 900.
expressed his readiness in Judge
Wtnchester's court, Saturday. 20
waive extradition and return to De-
troi; Mrs Dray charges that Draper
and Kuppenheimsr induced her 10
invest 1000 in Diapers, Limited. a
concern " hichr-She- SAYS. never had
any assets. and went TO the wall as
soon "a her money was put into IL.
In the course Of his lecture on THE
story of New England" I'm the Mu-
scum of Art, sunday afternoon Dt-
rector Griffith reviewed the history
OF the Pilgrims and incidentally took
good -natured "fall". out OF alleged
Maytiower relics found In New Eng
land homes. lie said that he had
seen enough teapots which came
over on the Mayhower" TO sink the
ship, and that the descendants OF
Pilgrims earnestly and proudly pro-
claimed the historic value Of their
heirlooms, in spite OF the fact that
history points out that the early
settlers didn't have tea for so years
after landing
The Rev. Frederick Tower Galpin, pas
NOT vi
the Introduction TO his third sermon
on The church OF Christ in Detroit"
Sunday morning. told his congrega
tion of Investigations he had made
in regard to a proposed Baptist mis-
sion in the heart Of the city. He
said there was need for two mis-
sions one on Monroe ave, near the
Campus Martius, or on Lafayette
ave, near Griswold- st, and another
in the red light" district. Both mis-
sions should open about s y. m. and
the one in the red light" district
should be kept open during the mid
night hours, Mr. Galpin said
car No. $50 crash ed
into an automobile containing
Charles Koloschowsky and Mrs Har-
riet Wilkinson. No. l0S Montcalm- st.
east Sunday afternoon, at Oakland
and Holbrook -aves. The machine
was wrecked and its two passengers
were buried under the debris and
painfully injured. The woman man
aged 20 crawl from under the wreck
age but the man was unconscious
and had 10 be hauled from under the
machine by several men. The police
auto patrol took the injured people
10 their home. and DR. +. l. Schoor.
No ia Elizabeth ST east, was called.