The Detroit times., 1916-06-02
City News in Brief

Justice Felix a. Lemkie has retuPned
- the bench after . weeks rest
~ the 1t. Clair fats. which ne EN-.
bloyed painting up his boats and
working In hts garden.
Several ae,egstioas of goiaag es-
th.sisst: have vi:ited Mayor Mnsa
him to advocate the establishment
visited several cities that have
found the links well patronised."
said the mayor, Thursday morn
ing. Detroit may have solf
course in the near future II the
John w. sanford. 20 years old. s.1
Both Of - x. Who s
chartrain.. were arrested on Cadil-
,t S.:a o Tsu,sSay night w ~ Dss: on
weapons. < woman Who gave her
name to the police AS Charlesn
n M,Ghs II t Ts' H teu9d pon.cSartn
She was held as witness.
scented to admit automebiIes from
Michigan and New York. into Can
ada. on their respective state II.
cense tags. for not more than Il
at Windsor have registered up
wards OF 5000 cars from Michigan.
The machines have come over In
:S SSa humber or that s1ob.m has for os tss
ferry company to take care OF
them" said Or. J. A. Smith. col
lector of customs in Windsor.
william y. Bell died Thursday mora
Ing Of pneumonia, In his home. No.
522 Toledo~ave. Mr.. Bell was born
In Ynrk n
and came to Detroit when young
man. He was member OF Zion
lodge No; I. F. & a. N. His widow.
children. William. Edgar and Fran
ces. survive. The funeral will be
held from the residence Saturday
afternoon, at o'clock; the inter-
Mich.
WINE county court. d,a a ..sh...
rival of four visiting Judges for
the month OF June and the over
tapping OF several OF the relief
in Detroit by Cases which could
not De wound up on the last day
OF the term. A judges consulting
room had to be pressed into ser.
unusual crowds Of litigants In the
justice courts because OF the break
In the weeks work caused by the
closing OF the courts. Tuesday.
Detroit Bohemian Gymnast sokol
will hold Its annual athletic ex.
o'clock in Addison gardens. with
representatives OF athletic associa-
lions In Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo
and ard Dayton ,aym competing n9sock I gs5Ssas
morning nj Bohemian National
hall. Tillman-ave. and Butternut-
st. and will include in its line of
march to the gardens Bohemian.
Skolos. Men, women and children
will compete In the games
Members OF the Michigan Sovereign
consistory. Detroit commandery No.
]. and Damascus commandery No.
a. knights Tewnlar ate attsp lee
William s. Sayres. Thursday even
ing. in st. Johns Episcopal church.
The Rev W. II. Gallagher. OF Caro-
Mich. preached the sermon evlo-
sonry as wei as to his church. and
to the public. who had learned to
know him we'll and to respect and
vested choir presented special mu-
sic. The Masons marched In a body
from Masonic temple to the church.
headed by the consistory band.
James G. Morgan, Of the nrm Of
Morgan. Publ & Morris, died Thsre-
day evening. at O'CLOCK. In MS
home. No. 434 Warren west,
heart disease. Mr.. Morgan was
born in Canada So years ago. but
had spent most OF his life In De-
troit, lie was well known in lodge
circles, being a member of From
tier lodge OF Odd Fellows. OF Wind
sor. and OF the Masonic order. He
Is survived by his wife. Mrs. Cath
crime Morgan. one daughter. Mrs.
c. E.. white, and a son. w. F..
Morgan. OF Lansing. The funeral
which will be held from the resi-
dence Saturday, will be under the
auspices OF Damascus commandery.