THE LATE JOHN PAGE , SLAIN HAMTRAMCK OFFICER. LAID TO RESTFuneral Rites Held Saturday Afternoon, At First Institutional Baptist ChurchSolemn . ml imp *«»»••• fuue mlrltea were held last Saturday afternoon at FI rat Institutional Bap-tioa Church for tho late Detective John Page, of the Hatramck Police Department, who was slain at 892ft Ru ssell street last Tues-night. by Frazier Edwards. of 1128Philadelphia, when the officer attempted to Intervene In a querrel at a card game. Father Lewis of St Cyprians Episcopal Church, was the officiating clergyman.An Immense crowd packed the church, and several thousand persons lined the street** and looked on in silence, as the funeral cortege passed from the slain officer's late residence to tho church and thence tto the cemetery.Many prominent cttlsena of bothrnrew attended the funeral, including members of the Ham-tramok Police Force, the Charles Young band of the American Legion, and members of other fraternal civic organisations with which the deceased had been affiliated. Joseph Rustoni. Ham-traxnck chief of police headed the procession all the way to the Memorial Park Cemetery, where where the remains of the populardetective were laid to rest.Frazier— who is charge with Page s murder. Is under police guard at Receiving Hospital, where he Is gradually recovering from a bullet wound in the abdomen, In fllcted by Detective Page at the time of the tragedy.Special Notice To The PublicDuring the past few weeks, the Management of the Tribune-Independent has received many complaints from clubs and other organizations. about their news not appearing in the paper*We deeply regret each one of these complaints, and invite all clubs and organizations to send their news to the office early, and we shall see that K appears In the paper each week. Buch news will be given special care.Those who P*M for chib notices which did not appear, wiayhave the matter adjusted by calling at theoffice. In thle matter, wt pledgeoar full co-operation.I : JJ.a TeoMe, ”liiitii Manager 1