The Detroit times., 1914-12-12
IN DETROIT

bank has declared AN eKtra diyident
OF one per cent, bringing the tota
Tor 1914 10 IA por cent
Herd No. 1, social Order OF Moose, VIII
hold an tnitiatiOn and election of Of
.ficers In Schiller hall, sunday after
moon, at $3.50 o'clock. In this meet
ing. also, nnal arrangements Will be
made for the Christmas festival and
the lodge OF remembrance.
large room In the basement of IN.
postofhce building ~ being cIenre,
for the extension OF the parcel posi-
division. The basement room Will
be connected with the main floor by
a stairway and a chute for mail. The
arrangement will help 70 relieve the
Christmas congestion.
w. Naples, former secretary and
treasurer OF the Moncrief Manufnc-
turing Co, OF Central Falls, r. L.
charged with conceallng assets from
bankruptcy. Will be held for trial
Federal Judge futile. Friday, having
refused 10 quash the Indictment IL
Is alleged that some OF the assets
were disposed OF In Detroit.
AId. Herman Schultz has taken nm IN.
fight started by his colleagues, Aid
Harry Dingeman, for an extension
OF the Crosstown line from Mt. Ell
lott-ave. 10 Hurlbut-ave.. a distance
OF two miles. He will Introduce a
resolution In the council meeting
next tuesday night asking that ne-
gotiations with the ID. u. X. be open
ed.
he treasury department has notified
Internal Revenue Collector brady
that where trust and fidelity COM
panies have filed returns under the
provisions or the emergency revenue
law and claim exemption from the
tax imposed on bankers. each Will
De Obliged 10 tndorse on its return a
statement under oath that II Is not
doing banking business.
rhe following officers have been elect
ed by the WestphaiIn SchuetEen bund
Tor the ensuing year: President. A.
Dunneback: vice. president, Casper
"A. Schultz. secretary, J: II. Molitor:
treasurer, John j. Schultz: shooting
masters. DR.. Joseph Schultz and Au-
gust Schultz. trustees, Anthony T..
Kaiser Joseph Goeddike, John
knoche. Richard Bette and Al. Lin.
geman.
ANDREW VI. Fox. advertising MANAGER
OF the benjamin Manufacturing Co.,
Chicago, In an address TO the Adj
\ craft club, Friday evening, In the
Board OF Commerce building, said
that the question Of whether adver-
Using pays had long ago been set
tied. and the point now is how TO
make advertising pay more. Har-
rington Emerson, OF New York. will
address the club, Friday eveuing,
Dec. Is.
American goods. according 10 r. l..
Hall. OF sydney, who is touring 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
tous lines OF hardware manufactured
In this city. He Is urging manufac-
turers TO establish branch factories
In Australia TO place on the market
goods formerly handled by German
commission merchants.
Mrs. EIiya LARAMIE shotweII, wife of
Carlos IL. shotwe1I, died, Friday, In
her home No. 80 Melbourne- ave
Mrs. Shotwell was SO years old and
an active worker in the Central
Methodist church since 1871 She is
survived by her husband one son
Fred NJ. Shotwell, and three daugh
ters, Mrs. q. w. Granger, Mrs. +. A.
Tucker, and Miss Edith J.. Shotwell
Funeral services will be held Monday
afternoon. in the home with the
Rev. II. Lester Smith. OF Central
church. officiating
Mrs. Alice VI. saImoni. Of No. 3sf Park
view-ave., was awarded 5000 hy q
Jury in Judge Shepherds court. FRI
day afternoon. In her suit agains.
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 10 the Salmoni home
70 quell a disturbance and arrested
Mrs. Salmoni after the entire Sal
mont family had attempted to inter-
fere with them.
County Detective Cofnn, Friday after
noon. raided the knowing picture
school" operated by Nathan II. Jo-
sephi, on the top .hoor at No. PA
Woodward after Prosecuting
Attorney Frazer had been informed
that young women pupils had been
imposed upon while trying TO learn
TO become film stars. IL is aIso
alleged that Joseph could not find
positions for his students. Prosecu-
tor Frazer ordered him TO close the
school and advised the pupils to
bring civil action against Josephi for
the return OF tuition fees
ieorge Poy. president Of the Detroit
Chinese National league, and G.. =.
Seto. president of the Detroit Chi
nese Republic association, have sent
lengthy kilograms TO President VIII
son protesting against the 3l25.000;-
600 loan now being negotiated with
New York bankers BY representa-
tives OF Yuan Shat Kai. Chinese
president. whom they denounoe IS a
dictator and tyrant. The loan.
Chinese people. and it's only purpose.
they declare. will be TO place
tyrant In complete control of the
government They ask President Will
son to use his official influence to
prevent the securing OF the loan.
Revision of the high school courses ms
recommended by Superintendent Of
Schools Chadsey. and approved on
Thursday night by the Board OF Edu-
cation, may be reconsidered IN the
next meeting OF the board. IL In
spector Albert II. Sherman Is sue
cessful in his efforts TO show that
the changes are undesirable. DR..
Chadsey's proposed changes include
school courses In industrial history.
history OF art. and element or agri-
culture. They also provide for full
credits for four years OF physical
culture. AT present only one year is
required. The superintendent's four
year physical culture course was
planned In the hope OF stimulating
Interest in physical training.