The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-25
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ChsrIevoix hotel, which was forced
into bankruptcy, has fled notice OF
appeal from hne imposed by Judge
Swan for contempt In refusing to
when ordered by tho court TO dosso
The money has been forwarded TO
Washington. and IL Is said that
Brown cannot recover IL except by
special act OF congress.
There n a strange coincidence An the
nstionaiity ana Affiliations OF the
three candidates. FOR the Republican
nomination Tor county auditor, Chas.
A Buhrsr, John HARPER and John
Bell. All three are OF German birth
or descent. and all three are members
OF the same Masonic lodge, Zion No.
/. Because of this fact, the support
which the three will draw because
of friendship will be largely from
the same source.
owned q shop ON Chene-st., became
violent while being examined In the
probate court tuesday afternoon,
where his sanity was questioned. lie
tackled che officers who were at :
tempting TO restrain him. IL required
the strength or eight men TO hold
him. and then IL was necessary TO
handcuff him and tie his feet. Dep
uty Sheriff Fred Moore was seriously
injured during the struggle,
Judge Donovan directed a verdict OF
no cause for action, Tuesday after
noon. in the case or Mary sloan
against the ID. u. II. and the Detroit
Creamery Co. She was injured when
the tongue OF a creamery wagon ran
through the side or the car and
struck her on the leg. Ii was testi-
fled that the horses were running
away, and that the driver did all he
could TO stop them. Judge Donovan
held that IL the driver did what he
could to stop the horses and was un-
successful no one could be held to
blame.
have been made for the
seating OF 1000 people ut the joint
GERS OF 4s hives of the city. In the
Wayne Gardens next Tuesday night
There will be SIC officers installed.
Mrs. Frances 4; Burns, grand state
be the chief installing officer. She
will be assisted by the following
Miss Emma e. Bower. NJ D.. great
chaplain: Mrs. Susan 8. Graves. great
master-at-arms; Mrs Anna Hottie,
great sergeant, and Mrs Carrie Tor
rey, great sentinel: Mrs. Sarah j.
O'Brien, great notwithstanding
err; DR.. Isabelle Holdom. great medi-
cal examiner, and Miss Rachael A.
Bailey. past grand commander.
The 1911 mid winter class OF the West
ern High school held it's annual class
day exercises in the auditorium or
the school, Tuesday afternoon. The
following program, including music
By the school orchestra, was given:
Presidents address. Malcolm l.. Nc
Kellar: class history, Evelyn Grace
Roehm; vocal solos. Lois NJ. Jonn-
ston address to the class OF 1911.
Evelyn Louise Harbottle; reply, Dor
othy Tenny Stocker; class prophecy.
Pearl Beatrice jennings The Eu-
terpe club. an organization of more
than 100 girls OF the school. present.
ed the school with a painting by f..
p Paulus. entitled The Homes OF the
Lowly." The club gives an enter
tninment each year and with the
proceeds they purchase work OF art
for the school.
of 30 young peoples
societies met I'm the First COngrega-
tional church. Tuesday night, to lis
ten to an address from Daniel A. Po-
ling. field secretary OF the Christian
Endeavor Union OF Ohio. in the In
terests OF the state Christian En-
deavor convention to be held in De-
troit next June He has just nm
ished a tour OF the large cities or
Michigan. which he visited for the
purpose Of planning for the big sum-
mer meeting. Mr.. Polling also talked
to a number OF women at a MONDAY
luncheon, Tuesday in the same
church, in regard to making arrange
ments for the gathering. After the
evening meeting a subscription list
was opened for the raising of money
for the proposed building In Boston
to house the international body.
Pledges amounting to more than
5000 were received.