The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-12
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The Wayne County a Home sanns
bank has declared an extra OWEN
OF one per cent bringing the 'o'@'
for 1914 to Ia per cent. -,
Herd No. 4. social Order Of MOOSE, WIZ
hold an Initiation and election OF
ficers In Schiller hall, sunday atte
noon, at 2:30 o'clock In TINS mSvs
ing. also. final arrangements VIII
made for the Christmas festiVhl al"
b the lodge OF remembrance.
The TREASURY department has nouhsa
Internal Revenue Collector brsas
that where trust and fidelity CON-.
panies have iled returns under tne
provisions OF the emergency rsvenSs
law and claim exemption from nv nv
tax imposed on bankers, each wiz
be obliged to indorse on It's return a
statement under oath that II is not
doing banking business.
Andrew VI. Fox. advertising MANAGER
of the benjamin Manufacturing 20"
Chicago, In an address To the "A
craft club, Friday evening. In me
Board of=Commerce BUILDING, sara
that the question OF whether adveT
Using pays had long ago been set
tied. and the point now Is how 10
ripgton Emerson, OF New York. win
address the club. Friday evening
Dec. lR.
Australia offers vast market Tor
Aa of sy SHo@ wsS ssaurina the
United states to stimulate trade be.
tween this country and his Mr.. Hall
came TO Detroit Friday for the pur-
pose OF securing the agency for var.
ious lines OF hardware manufactured
In this city. lie Is urging manufac-
turers TO establish branch factories
In Australia TO place on the market
goods formerly handled by German
commission merchants.
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Westphaiis schuetsen bund
for the ensuing year; President. A.
j Dunneback; vice-president Casper
A. Schultz secretary. ]. II. Moiitor,
treasurer John j. Schultz; shooting
masters DIR. Joseph Schultz and Au-
gust Schultz: trustees. Anthony T..
Knoche. Richard Bette and Al. Lin
geman.
Mrs. ELIZA LnsRnie shotweH, wife OF
Carlos II. shotwell. died, Friday, In
Mrs. Shotwell was SO years old and
an active worker in the Central
Methodist. church since 1871. She is
Fred N. s9otwell and three daush-
ters Mrs. q. w. Granger, Mrs, +. A.
Tucker, and Miss Edith l.. Shotwell.
Funeral services will be held Monday
afternoon. In the home, with the
Rev. IA. Lester smith OF Central
church. officiating.
Mrs. Alice VI. snimoni. of No. 384 Park
view-ave., was awarded $500 by a
jury I'm Judge Shepherds court FRI
Patrolmen Robert May and William
Ward. and the Detroit police depart
ment She alleged that the officers
assaulted her and arrested her with
out cause. The patrolmen testified
that they went TO the Salmoni home
TO quell disturbance and arrested
Mrs. Salmon after the entire Sal
moni family had attempted TO inter-
fere with them
George Poy. president OF the Detroit
Chinese National league, and C.. =.
Stto. president OF the Detroit Chi
"sse Republic association. have sent
lengthy kilograms to President VIII
son protesting against the $l25,0OO,-
600 loan now being negotiated with
New York bankers by representa-
tives or Yuan shat Kai Chinese
president, whom they denounce as a
dictator and a tyrant The loan
they say. Is not sanctioned by the
| Chinese people. and its only purpose
they declare. will be TO place a
tyrant In complete control OF the
government. They ask President VIII
son To use his official influence TO
prevent the securing OF the loan.