The Detroit times., 1914-11-16
IN DETROIT

re ooventeenth nnnual meeting ana
troit An the Hotel Pontchartrain.
FOR its cues, Of Honor wiiiism How
s..c a . States srmsf Mr. Prsi,aia' Tss = Sl ss
TO make an address on Legislation
relative To the banking business, The
banquet will begin at o'clock.
Dsrsctsrs sf the Detroit Athletic club
on the board OF directors 70 the late
Frank w: EDDY In their next meet
Ing. In Its last meeting the board
Illus H. Haass. president OF the
Wayne County and Home Savings
bank. MT Haass is charter mem
ber OF the club.
,aI: wgl,s. .., =: 4. Mseas% s:s .ssns. Of
died Saturday In Washington. ID. c.,
where. she has made her home for
asyeral years, lnterment will be In
iiVsS i Before % SolSh co%ins S't g Detroit to re-
bssides the son in Detroit. four sons
and one daughter. all residents OF
xsti.ster Eaward T. Nichols. OF the
esvsnteenth ward, - being boomed
by his friends to head the new
board OF estimates. President Ed
the Republican members this week.
and Estimator Nichols is said to be
the popular choice. He In connected
with the First and Old Detroit Ma.
the board OF Estimates has shown
excellent Judgment on budget mat
ters.
Detroit division, No. 4s. Order Of Rail-
tion Of offcsrs in scnmidt's hail. No.
% Michigan-ave.. Sunday afternoon;
The following were chosen: Chief
conductor. @. O. Campbell; assistant
SstsryesnsasSTsr s cHnaiS W. w. Il. McAiiistsS;
senior conductor, Jas. II. Conway;
Junior conductor Geo J. Walker: In
:sds r,,n sentinel % EieSi aaSis siahsr e oorrese
pondent. W. II. McAiiister; trustees.
q. H Lyon and y. 8. Lerch.
DR.. n. .. Rice, pastor OF the North
weesws,d n, E. eh.rch, whe nss nns
meetings In the Y. M c. A., has be-
gun series Of saturday might con-
, ssesiSS saDs advice "a @ on lie probisms Of
any sort whatsoever. This is said TO
be the nrst time movement or this
character has % sysn nsss eSsn a,snsd aaiea cards
asking for q personal interview. The
subject Of Or. Rice's address next
Sunday will be ASHAMED"
n. n. Brown, secretary OF the Miehi-
gan Bankers' assoctatfon. has ar
esn9:a os m:mb.rs :eisi 10 ;. 81 h.id shis week IN
plan Of holding group meetings has
been found profitable S to bankers mixer ,n, IN
gether periodically for the discussion
OF problems affecting their business.
The members of group No. ~ meet
group are the members In Wayne.
4 Oakland and Macomb counties. Other
meetings will be held In the follow
Jackson' Big Rapids and Lansing.
Ala. Harry ,. Dingeman. president OF
the commen council. points ont that
out the Reinhardt ordinance. de-
sale liquor dealers In the city, will
result In an increased number un-
less the new legislature passes re-
Secision makes IL mandatory on the
part OF the council TO grant as many
Wholesale licenses as are asked. Aid
Dingeman, fears that many whole
i license to do retail business. The
I legislature will be asked to pass q
[ measure enabling the council 70 re-
4 strict the number OF wholesale
Police are nystiAed By q series Of events
.. = the ree.i.. house s.r;S ss 40; Sunday hey
rn nssassos ns woD woman nsasG sne
! sting from the house. notified the
police and when Motorcycle otocy,sDs ofnSes snd
ss:g'iss ss:g found wir: -rops ssps ladder %sds of
, a Sed spread and q sheet. held to-
gsther by city. nremans beit.
room room they found a womsn's clothing
I scattered about In confusion. with
only the outer skirt and stockings
missing. The woman ,6 wno ,Ss3 sonduG,s ths
room had not been occupied recently
and she had no explanation to oner
for the strange occurrence.
ro reach the bedside Of his sick daugh-
troit. with W. T. Barbour. president
OF the Michigan Stove works, raced
; in an automobile through a storm
ss miles Msh;RSn Gs PriSay csar
tered a special train from Aipena TO
Bay City. and arrived In Detron.
Saturday monMtnso NiTb,,nsal. pr; Manson,s ,s
in her home, No IS watson.s st. seri-
ousiy III. DR.. Manton and Mr.; Bar
bour were hunting at the Turtle
tne that SarD' Mrs. Nlshtihsaie's condition
was becoming worse. reached them.
Thursday night They went from
Turtle Lake to AlP:n: AISsn. II sh.y shf .srnsd
they had missed the train that would
make connections with the Detroit
train out OF Bay city, frlday hishN
90 the special was engaged.
..c'sS handsom. young woman
from drowning at the foot OF
woodward-ave., late SATURDAY after.
noon. though she strusglea 70 rfee
nee fsss she % wanted TO die. with the
help OF J. y. McKittrick, 2 private private
detective, Patrolman w. ). camp
Saaliy % ar dragged to the dock, but she
refused TO discuss her action. sx-
. cspt to say that she had been de- ds,
been forced to place her baby In an
institution. She gave her name az
Mrs. Alice Perry; which = =. oslasysa M.sy.a
SosritaI the young woman quickly
recovered from the effects OF her
plunge. and gradually changed wbsr nsr
mind about wsntin. TO Ole; wnSn sSa
-. 4, oheerfui mood, and said that