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

Justice Felix A. Lemkie has returnea
10 the bench after . weeks rest
at the 81. Clair fats. which he en-
ployed painting up. his boats and
working In his garden.
Several dsIegations 81 gsiasg en-
thusiast. hsye visited Mayer Msrx
him to advocate the estabiishment
visited several cities that have
%g oanS a.. xH Ink. n ms, ana
said the mayor. Thursday morn.
ing. Detroit may have golf
course In the near future IL the
demand for one IL strongh enough"
John w. SANFORD. % years eld. ssa
Charles Nicholson. 20 years ola
were stopping at the Motel Pont-
chartrain, were arrested on Cadtl-
lac-sa, Thursday night, BY Detec-
tives OGrady and Wilson on
s"aTsss woman Who ss"s S:p
Mitchell 10 was vas Pound in sanford's
room In tho Hotel Pontchartrain.
She was held as witness.
Since the Ontario government com
scented Ia admit autonobiles from
ada. on their respective state IL
cense tags. for not more than III
days stay. the customs authorities
Wards %o os 5000 hare sSfs rom MehsaRn
The machines have come over I'm
such numbers that It has been
something OF problem for the
thsm," said Dr. J. A. smith. col
iector Of customs in Vindsor.
william 3. Bell died Thursday mern-
Ing Of pneumonia: In his home, Ne.
In New York state SO years ago
man cane he TO %a Detroit e mssn Of aos
lodge No. /, F. & A. M. His widow.
Jennie Howard Bell. and three
children. William. Edgar and Fran
ss i ' from the Residence SneeA satnrdsy
afternoon, at 2 o'clock, the inter-
ment taking place in Inkster,
Wayne county courts did rushing
busines.. Thursdsy.. with the ar
rival OF four visiting judges for
tapping OF several OF the relief
delegation OF May. who were kept
in Detroit by cases which could
not Le wound up on the last day
room had to be pressed into SER
vice for a court room. There were
unusual crowds OF litigants in the
courts oaH e, OF the sS the
closing of the courts. Tuesday.
Will hold it's annual athletic ex.
hibition Sunday afternoon at z
o'clock. I'm Addison gardens, with
representatives OF athletic associa-
and Dayton competing. a parade
will form at 10 o'clock sunday
morning mt Bohemian National
hall. Tillman-ave. and Butternut-
~. NJ
march to the gardens Bohemian.
Polish. Serbian, Crotian and Slovak
Skolos. Men. women and children
will compete in the games.
Members Of the Michigan Sovereign
eonsistory. Detroit commandery No.
l. and pamascus eommandery No o
memorial services for the late Rev.
William $. Sayres. Thursday even
ing, in ST. Johns Episcopal church.
The, Rev. w. II: Gallagher. OF Caro-.
Mich. preached the sermon eylo-
giving Dr. Sayres' service to Ma
sonry as well as TO his church. and
, to the public. who had learned to
honor his unselfsh labors. The
vested choir presented special mu-
sic. The Mssons marched In a body
from Masonic temple to the church,
headed by the consistory band.
James G. Morgan. OF the Arm Of
Morgan. Publ a. Morris, died Thurs
day evening, at s o'clock. In his
home. No. 43i Warren-ave. west,
after a seven-months illness from
heart disease Mr.. Morgan was
born I'm Canada Sc years ago. but
had spent most OF his life In De-
troit. lie was we'll 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
g. r. White, and son. w. T..
Morgan. OF Lansing. The funeral
which will be held from the resi-
dence Saturday, will be under the
auspices OF Damascus commandery,
knights Templar.