The Detroit times., 1911-01-23

six months: fsaac s. Fink. embezzle-
ment, 10 months: Fred Paquette,
eounterfeiting. fve. years: joseph
four years and 10 months William
n. kulp. counterfeiting. hve years
In connection with wholesale theft.
from the eheckroom OF enc Of the
steamers OF the u. a c. fleet. Detect
Ives High and Larkins on Saturday
arrested Jacob Ewald. He is ac-
cused OF stealing cigars shipped over
the line. A dozen boxes have been
rse9ss total The eSdee say that the
robbed since last July SO far. three
persons have been arrested.
The Rev. A. ~. barr made the hoy
tention OF the Central Playground
Institute I'm Detroit last week. the.
subject OF his sermon in the. Jefrer-
day morning. The proper course. in
his opinion, was TO govern and direct
rather than 20 smother the rres OF
yoHth he said; With all my heart
painful efforts to stay the ruthless
utilization OF the labor power OF
youth, that came so inevitably In
behind much or the earnest expert
ments In school. court and play
ground: stands the spirit OF Him who
said. II came that they might have
life. and might have IL abundantly."
Henry George Jr., Iectured ON ..ToIs-
TOT In the Church of Our Father
sunday night He spoke from per-
sonar observation OF the late writer
this reason, was more than usually
interesting Speaking OF the re-
lationship between Tolstoi and the
countess. Mr.. George declared thai
ne had never seen more noble COM
panionship. or their parting he said:
AS ! left he came TO the head of
the staircase. He took my hand. Il
am very old man. he said. This Is
the last time ] shall see you What
message would you have me bring
sm ad 1atherT Tell my father that
Additional Fairgrounds were strongly
advocated by the Rev. John Britain
Clark, In the Westminster Presby-
terrain church Sunday night. He ex-
pressed the belief that moving pic
ture shows are largely responsible
for juvenile crime, and that the only
solution for the problem in Detroit
~ the establishment or more play
grounds and recreation centers. A
Fairgrounds conference was held in
the church after the service for the
dement, OF members interested. Jas.
Il. Williams, secretary OF the Asso-
ciated Charities gave some interest
ing juvenile court statistics, showing
the need for Fairgrounds
A lecture OF much Interest Will be
given Tuesday evening mt ) o'clock
in the Field-ave. library by Lucas r.
Kyriakides on Life In Asia Minor;
Mr.. Kyriadtdes SPEAKS from the
PERTAINING manner. He was educated
In the American schools in Turkey
and In the Chicago and Michigan
universities This lecture Is free and
o'clock, the second lecture for chill
dren on the American revolution"
E Ell be given yst,s by the Librarian, Miss
the Gen. Alexander Macomb club.
Children OF the Republic. will meet
In the club room. The subject to be,
Macomb."
The annual oratoricaI contest OF the
University of Detroit. formerly the
Detroit College. will be held We'd
nesday evening In the university au-
ditorium. The college orchestra will
provide musical numbers. The judges
will be: The Rev. Thomas r. Carey,
Judge William +. Connolly and DIR.
and their subjects are: James r.
Partlan. Advertising" Earl b.
Young. "Imperialism;'' Leo F. MORT
Henry J. Weber THE nations fl-
ture;" Frederick l.. Yockey. "The
American citizen" Leonard c. Lend
zion ideas and ideals" Edward j.
Lcmke, The education system and
religion"
Highland Park annexationists are stItt
hopeful that the question of having
lne NiuaBe annexed 10 Detroit Will
be voted on in the spring Elections
Since Chief Assistant Prosecutor
Aldrich has given an opinion to the
effect that the board OF supervisors
cannot draw pay for any more spe-
cial sessions during the present Of
fetal year. Aid. James Vernon has
personally arranged TO furnish tile
payroll In the hope OF getting the SUI
pervisors together for the emerg-
ency. The annexationists in High
land Park say they will reimburse
Mt, Vernon by raising SUBSCRIPTION
fund among themselves. The cost
OF a session Is about $3.50 a day. The
annexation proposition cannot DE
brought before the people In tho
spring unless the supervisors sane
ton IL 20 days prior to the day CT
polling.
The formal opening of the magnificent
new clubhouse OF the knights OF
Columbus, on Woodward-ave near
Forest, has been deferred until Fri
day evening, as Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Ireland and the other
dignitaries OF the Roman Catholic
church who Will attend the opening,
will not be able to leave Ann Arbor
where they will take part I'm tho
conservation of Auxiliary Bishop
Kelly, Thursday, until the following
morning. public reception will
mark the opening and the digni-
taries Ii Is expected, will take occa-
sion to formally felicitate the mem
children's party will be given in the
clubhouse. Saturday afternoon. un-
der the direction OF Prof. Gaines and
the annual knights of Columbus ball
for members and their ladies twill
be held Monday evening.