The Detroit times., 1914-11-23

rests were made. and that 5000 In cash
was lying on the table. Justice Aus
each with the option OF spending 80
days In the Detroit House OF Correc-
ton, Nicholas Mirchok took the ~
Miss Esther Booth. Of Grand Rapids.
Is visiting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James s. Booth. OF Colorado-ave.
The present senior class OF the High
land Park high school. following the
example OF the two preceding gradu- :
ating classes. is planning for n trip TO
o. Order S to rnse the
sary money for the trip the young
men OF the class have been collecting
and selling old paper and the girls
have been serving lunches during the
The ladies OF the Highland Park
Presbyterian church have planned a
the church, Thursday and Friday eve
nings Dec. and 4. Lunches Will be
served on both days and a supper Will
be served on Friday evening. Mrs. M.
ment committee.
A. Z. sutphin. OF No; 80 Colorado
ave. who was called ,hs ,S,i. e rsrt HaTSs Sis
mother. has returned home.
Elmer Fl. Brown. of No. II Davison-
ave. Is on hunting trip In the north
Miss Bessie LAdd spent the Week
end with friends and relatives In 81
Clair. Mich.
The Highland Park high school foot
ball team played the last game OF the
season Saturday afternoon with Ma
rine City high at the Chevrolet grounds
in Highland Park. and was defeated by
has won seven games this season and
lost two. Following 10 the line-up
R1sf,d. Mrtsht e. Hansen; R,;;rbr,d9. 4; capt
eSeison. as e.: josiyn' = uorloss =. L: Baxter. r
e.; Booth. O.; Allen. l. H.; Hayden. r.
H.; Walker. T. b. Charles o. Beck Is
The presentation by the choir OF
Trinity NJ E. church. OF Sir Arthur
suilivan's famous oratorio. The Prod
igaI SON. which sSi Was to So have nsn taken nass
poned until after Jan. l, 1915.
Patrolman Walter Drumm, OF the To-
cal police force. is visiting at his home
turn to Highland PARK. saturday.
The Thanksgiving service for all the
churches of Highland Park will be heid
Highland Park Presbyterian church.
| DIR John Richards pastor OF Trinity
| NJ. E. church. will preach,
ave. Highland Park. gave dinner
party Friday evening for her Bible
class OF girls, OF the North woodward
( Presbyterian church, Detroit
HAMTRAMCK.
| John Marquade. 22 years old, son OF
, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marquade. died
1 Thursday evening In the samaritan
| hospital. II In thought that his death
was caused by locktaw. although the
physicians are at a loss TO know how
he contracted the disease.
The police are searching for Anth-
| ony wilk Sc years old. OF No ifo Den
! ton-ave, Hamtramck who disappeared
from his home Saturday afternoon.
| Bids OF the Peerless Motor CO., OF
Cleveland, o.! Of $500 for a combina-
tion hose and chemical motor truck
and OF 1920 for a No. 2 Ahrens- Fox
steamer mounted on a Peerless chassis
| were accepted by the village council
at a special meeting held Saturday
| evening. Both machines will be deliv-
l cred within 90 days.
The police have released the -four
forei gners who\we arrested In con.
nection with the staying OF Valentine
J Jarouch and the shooting OF Walter
Lisniesky for lack OF evidence against
them.
4 FORD.
That q proposed ordinance for the
regulation Of dance halls will bt
amended and taken up later by the
Ford village council, is the opinion
attending some OF the dances led &c
the introduction at the last council
meeting OF an ordinance closing dance
halls at midnight. A committee re-
ported adversely on the ordinance and
the council accepted the committee'i
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