The Detroit times., 1917-03-01

poses" He will demonstrate his
points on the wheel and with Ian
tern slides Members may bring
friends.
Ofneers In police heaasuarter. are
hehing hat and coat. In the hope
s .nAt the owner will can for u soon
man who tried TO steal a az bin
from the homo OF Mira oeorKe Flu
more, No. 20 Selden-ave.. Wednes-
Gay Mrs. Fillmore grabbed the hat
ana eo1t as the man started 20
wearing apparel remained in the
In the hat.
With q To-peuaa p@iI Of lara ON the
Ieu shoulder enc naturally cant
zee an approaching automobile. a
!ics Lemkie's court. In giving a
Judgment for tso0 to Bernard
Goodman. Goodman sued for injur-
&c received when he was struck
By John Sr n su'2 qS. jasy d toSsG
that Goodman could not see the
sponsibie.
The aiacytty WITH which Mr.. Dena
Hurst teid wednesday. In her suit
against the d. u. r., OF the com
panys willingness 20 settle her
claims for $3.50. caused a mistriaL
she asked compensation for injur-
les 20 her ankle, which she claim ed
had ineapecitated her for her work
as dancing teacher. Judge Codd
ruled that Mrs Hurst's statement
20 the jury was prejudieial 20 the
Interests OF the defendant. and that
the error could not be retrieved
by striking the question and an
swer from the record.
while many q deputy county eIer4 In
the county building has become q
lawyer merely by watching the
trial Of law suits and studying the
strategy and court procedure OF the
lawyer Emil w Colombo. clerk
for Judge Hosmer. presiding Judge
or the law division. is Fastening
along hts progress in this direc-
ton by using his spare moments
between administering oaths 20
juries and witnesses. I'm studying
HIS law books. Colombo's court
sheets and records are among
Clerk Oakmans best. but he eff
fects such a good economy OF time
that he masters considerable law
every day In his spare moments.
Julius weiss. manager OF the sheet
music department I'm Grinneii Bros
music house. Will sever his con
nection with the hrm Saturday at
ter 81 years OF service. Mr.. Weiss
lis widely known. not only 10 De-
tFNlN ana Michigan pnN
the country. and IS considered an
authority on sheet music. IL II
said that he knows by name every
composition that ever was publish
ed In this country or in Europe
that has attained general cireula-
ton. and can instantly inform
customer the publishers name and
whether or not N In now 20 be had.
Mr. Weiss feels that after so many
years close confinement he owes II
10 himself 10 take up an outdoor
occupation. lie will enter the real
estate business
Mrs. Abner v. Lmrned. president OF
the board OF trustees Of the Chil-
dren's Free hospital. which IL about
20 change it's name 20 the Chill
dgen'S Memorial hospital says that
the rumor that the institution
would change its policy OF caring
for children unable TO pay for care
and treatment and hereafter de-
vote itself 20 paid patients II alb
soiutely untrue. Mrs. Iarned says
that the bylaws under which the
hospital association IL Incorporated
expressly state that the primary
object OF the hospital II the care
OF sick and suffering children un-
der z years OF age. whose parents
or guardians are unable or unwill-
ing TO provide for them. and that
preference shall al all times be
given such children in the use and
furnishing OF the hospital" No
chang in the method OF handling
patients IL contemplated. Mrs.
1Arned AYERS.