The Detroit times., 1914-10-22

extension OF some unique investiga-
tions has shown that this Injury
continues even for three or more
Decissias that pursAasers "a Essd
s;S1n. siss y usss sis .ss Ss sS
county road commissioners wsdnss-
day. In their report 20 the county
supervisors recommended that the
lower hgure. The report 10 hand
somsiy illustrated and covers the
work done for the year. IL states
still still s's 70 Be sold Il I. 'p psssiSis that
the supervisors will empower the
county auditors TO buy the bonds
through the sinking fund. thereby
money instead OF the two per cent
that has been customary.
The eensregatien OF the weeAw.rd-
ave. Baptist church Wednesday even
ing reluctantly accepted the resig-
nation os n the pastor. the Rev. Msu, us
to give up active work on account OF
cd that seveIance Of a pastorate that
Be ' ssssnssa sns Essr the m SssS tSSs aSSs
was paid DIR. Fixes for his splendid
work as pastor. The following COM
mit,ss was appointed to seek q ner
Moody. walter ", smith. isaac q.
Jenkins, DIR. w. c. Walker. DR.. w.
L. Babcock. Jasper G. Gates. J. Il.
Boiies and Arthur Bassett.
steckheiders OF the Wayne Cessty sad
afternoon and ratified the merger
with the Michigan Savings bank. en-
larging the board OF directors of the
bsr. nsnSs 70 %aSs room room Il for 70 cRsan
Savings directors not already ON the
board of the other. banks in the
merger; additional direetors chosen
wen. Clarence NJ Burton, A. A. Al
brecht, Leo N. Butzel. James s Hold
on. John A. Mercier and George Wy
Savings s s'GsaS0SsIs sans S sns 6S'nlEnn aa
tionai capital stock, Increasing the
total to 100000, and also raised the
surplu. from $4,000 to ssoo,o az
Wayne County and Home savings
bank capital stock OF s2.60o000. sur
plus OF the same amount. and undi-
vided profits OF 100000.
SressSt TO the ssse.sio. Of the
school board committee on text
books and coursss OF study. Wed
nesday afteInoon, proposition to
the control OF libraries in high
schools, and the matter caused much
discussion. but no decision was ar
siysd "a. a.. Under ssoa1 the Srs. present sys s
nished by the Board OF Education.
and books are bought on recommen-
dation of principals and teachers.
That plan In backed by the conten-
tion that principals and teachers are
better posted on the educational
value OF books than the public IL
brartan, but on the other hand, II II
stated that the librarian knows more
about editions. bindings, and method
OF purchase and the library commits
sion holds that IL could give better
service and make the high school
book appropriation 20 farther II
given charge OF the high school n
brary.
In q. A. n. hall. wednesday afternoon,
the various ladies, auxiliaries to the
i Spanish america War Veterans, In
Michigan were formed into one state
organization with the following of
hcers: President. Mrs. Alberta Thorn
son, Detroit; senior vfce-president.
Mrs. Pearl Talmage. Coldwater:
Junior vice-president. Mrs. Lillian
Gage, Traverse City: chaplain, Mrs.
Rose Nicklaff, Detroit: treasurer.
Mrs. Thurso winslow. Detroit: Sec
Iretary, Mrs. Addies Judson. Detroit;
historian. Mrs. Nellie Reynolds, De-
troit: patriotic instructor, Mrs. Edith
Percival. Detroit: conductor, Mrs
Abbie Kyselka. Traverse City: guard,
Mrs Emma Eddy, Detroit: assistant
guard, Mrs. Lena Panzer Detroit: In
spector, Mrs. Emily Bryan, Detroit;
Judge advocate. Mrs Matilda Wink
Ter, Detroit: installing officer Mrs. A.
Navatny. Traverse City.