The Detroit times., 1916-07-18

ros.y,. n.rs Concert.

Bchmemans MlnthIy peuu' -. IN :
Il he afternoon. beginning at s;so
soG IN tho evening In Clark park De-
s'sHn .rsSh. :: fort popham,- Haul over.
son: selection from "The Wizard OF
The Nile Herbert: , oyfGtur 9f so rgh-
srn Plantation Songs. The sunny
South" Lampe: melodies from
sChimes OF Normandy" Plauquettee
Z pourri. ..Masie"i Jokes" Hsmn. star
8pangied Banner"
ufivs for divorce were nIed with
Ceuafy Clerk Farrell Monday by
lIarsl J, vs. David M Mn imam "a ss, epGEG
on Chapman. Eva VS.. Pholemsh
Vale. Wanda VS.. John Lesn'eucz
N Lseutensrt william Y. Kennedy, u.
B. A. medical reserve corps son OF
Dr. Johnston Is. nenh, 80 ~ % Ni,,,b
trfartry. L. ). A.. at Fort Mcintosh
Laredo. Tex.
Freak u. Leland, Republican candi-
date for governor, speaking before
the Kiwanis club In The Hotel stat
Ter. Monday noon. strongly 2, taeh-
ed the practice OF swapping votes
by members OF the Legislature.
scored tho state tax commission
W his declaration for a state budget
system.
MRS. Pearl VI. Fulsem. who eicped
e.4 from Niagara Falls, Ont, with
yohn a. Cahill taking her two
- children with her. was deported
Monday. as an undesirable alien.
CahllI, who deserted q wife In Nj
ngara Falls. Is serving four
mcnths sentence In the Detroit
House OF Correction. Walter Iced
alias Reed. public charge, was
also sent back 20 Chatham.
An accounting s. being made tn the
estate OF George n. Fletcher. Of
Alpena, under decree entered last
February by Federal Judge futile.
This hearing is being held before
i William :. Sayres. master In chan
Gerry Unless an appeal Is taken by
the Fletcher heirs, the accounting
the courts for half century. VAL
liable lands in and near Alpena
are involved In the suit. the value
Of the land being approximately
In . mass meeting held Monday
evening. In 81. Andrews hail. 20
make arrangements for bazaar 10
be held late in October. TO raise
OF the soldiers fghting In the Al
lies armies. II was decided TO con-
tinue the bazaar eight days. but
the location was not decided upon;
be erected. and the affair win be
attempted on the scale of the re-
cent similar affair held In New
r resent IN the Of Ods nss "sTs
nations. patriotic societies, frater-
nal organizations. churches, etc.
all OF whom were enthusiastic In
support OF the proposed bazaar.
w. r. Carnegie presided.
one example of the damage wrought
~ reckless metsrists IL Pstrolman
!. 8. White, who. while on duty at
John R.-st. and Bethune-ave.. last
December was struck by a drunken
s motorist whom he attempted to
stop and was dragged nearly 100
feet. Patrolman White suffered Q
fractured right leg that has not
mended yet and q number OF minor
injuries. He visits police head
quarters on clutches and says that
S he probably will not be able TO re-
turn TO duty for eight months,
81 pleasure cut of forcing motor
lists to observe the I.ittleheld ordi-
nance on his daily ride from his
y homo down woodward 60 po-
spector takes the center OF mis- side
ss % the streets so that 1t ~ impos-
sibic for drivers in the rear 70
makes the stop six feet behind
every car that stops at crossing
and sits in his machine chuckling
Wnue tnose oenlnu MIN proceed TO
make the air blue with oaths as
well az lubricating oil.
Paul Coufos, q Greek living I'm De-
troet. Has been forced by the Can
madam immigration authorities q
give up a seven dollar a-day tot
In the Canadian Bridge Co.'S plant
Al first the Canadian authorize,
refused to allow him to draw 81:
that he had coming from the plant
Insisting that he had no right q
M be working on the east side OF tn.
border at all. Friends OF Coufo
made IN appeal through Mayo
Marx. aud Coufos was allowed I,
draw his back pay. Coufos vii
have to return TO Greece and en-
ter Canada via a Canadian seaport
or will have to become u. s. cit
isen before he can hope to Get bacl
on the payroll.