The Detroit times., 1912-03-16
The funeral OF iHeary A. Harmon, the
attorney who died suddenly, Wednes-

The funeral OF Heary A. Harmon, the
attorney who died suddenly, Wednes-
day, was held Friday afternoon from
the residence OF his law associate
Frederick +. briggs No. S2 Alfred
st The Episcopal service was read
by the Rev William f. Faber. and
Ipausoieum in Woodlawn, pending
possible final interment In the Har
mon family lot In Charlton, y. y.
The ID. L. Il. has submitted to COrpOr-
alton Counsel Lawson statement OF
facts In the Hally three-cent fare orr
dinance case. Mr. Lawson will not
agree TO the statement until he has
examined the records thoroughly.
The statement Is merely TO summar
ize the various points in the litiga-
tion that has been in court for four
years. and reduce IL to simple basis
from which the court may work.
Judge Hubert. OF the juvenile court
addressing the Twentieth Century
club sbe pFiasy nigns ssba s asss Gas q
children liz that OF the mother with
small family who has 20 go out
to work because OF the death or dis
ability OF the husband. Social set
Elements. such as the Franklin ST.
settlement, he said were badly
needed TO take care OF such famil
. les.
Aid. sherman Littleheld has hled
notice of reconsideration OF the
RESOLUTION dllOWlnB tue II. L. IL. TO
re-rcate it's TrambaH and Myrtle
cars The ID. L II. had announced
It's intention OF making the change
In about two weeks, and the alder
mans action VIII delay matters,
even IL the council refuses TO re-
consider it's action Littlefield says
he has received many protests from
users OF Myrtle cars against the pro-
posed change
Peter Lawson. No. go Concord-aye.,
N-.N n.
ward car struck an automobile In
which he was riding, at Woodward
and Putnam-aves., Friday night,
wrecking the automobile and throw
ing Lawson several feet. He was
taken to Grace hospital. where IL
was found that he had sustained "a
fracture OF the collarbone. The
heavy snow storm Is blamed for the
accident as the motorman could not
stop his car. on account OF, slippery
tracks.
Mrs. Rose Wagner, wife of Charles
Wagner. proprietor OF wagner's
bath house at No. SO Michigan-ave,
took the stand in Judge Codd's court
Friday afternoon, In her own de-
fense I'm the suit for divorce brought
BY her husband and denied his state
mcnt that she bounded him from one
position to another, because his
work was too menial to suit her
tastes. She charged him with non
support saying she was compelled to
wear his cast-off shirts and hose,
while he wore the best money could
provide.
Lmp,a Goldman, the weii-known annr-
chist leader. denounced Christinnity
and capital In an address, Friday
night. in Colombo hall. She declared
that practically every progressive
movement In the world was due TO
the spread OF anarchy She pre-l
dlcted a gigantic strike that would
not end until every Nestige OF pan.
ital had been wiped out OF existence
She advised working men who were
getting poor pay to strike or do poor
work, claiming that only when the
working man refused TO work would
-socIetyrealise- the-vaftfe- of labor.
Miss Goldman also tried to Justify
the Mcnamara dynamiting outrages
F;s-JudEe Donovan Will preside ut the
trial 90 he held under the auspices
OF the Missionary Educational league
torium. Tuesday evening, March 10.
at o'clock. The attorneys, Ralph
Tate and Frank c. Sibley, will bring
witnesses representing mission work
world. Among them are three Ar
menians who have come i'm vital
touch with Islam. They will be able
to tell OF It's peril and from their
may receive severe criticism. The
jury will be composed OF the follow
ing men: T. r. Leete. Jr, leader OF
'fokefellows" class OF the First Bap-
CraI secretary OF the Y. VI. c. A.; II.
j.. Russell. president City union, Ep-
worth league: Fred Haskell. vice
PRESIDENT WAYNE County SUNDAY
president Baptist Young Peoples
city union and the Rev. James Chap
man. pastor OF the Fisher Memorial
Methodist church.