The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-16
IN DETROIT

The seventeenth annual meeting and
banquet Of the Bankers' club, Of De-
troit. In the Hotel Pontchartrain.
Thursday evening. Dec: !, will have
ard TAFT, former president OF the
United States Mr.. Taft Ii expected
to make an address on legislation
relative TO the banking business, The
are exHscted 60 .ppeint . scece,scs
on the board of directors to the late
Frank w, Eddy in their next meet
ing. In It's last meeting the boa Arc
Illus II. Haass. president OF the
Wayne County and Home Savings
bank. Mr. Haass Is charter mem
Der OF the club.
way Conductors, held It's annusi else-
tion OF officers In Schmidt's hall. NO.
81 Michigan-ave., Sunday AFTERNOON:
The following were chosen: Chiei
chief conductor. Harry Martin; sec.
rotary treasurer, W. III. McAllister;
senior conductor. Jas. II. Conway;
Junior conductor, Geo. J. walker: In.
pondent. W. ii. McAllister; trustees.
q. H. Lyon and F. 8. Lerch.
II. VI. Brown. secretary Of the Michi-
gan bankers, association, hss ar.
Of members. to be held this week In
various cities OF Michigan The
plan OF holding group meetings has
been found profitable TO bankers 81, IN
gether periodically for the discussion
OF problems affecting their business.
The members of group No. 10 meet
group are the members In Wayne,
Oakland and Macomb counties Other
meetings will be held in the follow
ing. cities saginaw. Port Huron
tn reach the bedside Of his sick daugh-
Ter. DIR. walter r. Manton, Of De-
troit, with w. T. Barbour. president
OF the Michigan Stove works. raced
I'm an automobile through storm
over SO miles OF snow-covered roads
in northern Michigan, Friday. char
tered a special train from Alpena to
Bay City. and arrived In Detroit.
SATURDAY. mo %ernHinso E Rr Manson l.
i'm her home. No. as watson-s seri-
ously III Dr. Manton and Mr.. Bar
bour were hunting at the Turtle
LAX s a4s eSnaitios
was becoming worse, reached them,
Thursday night They went from
Turtle Lake to Alpena in the clubs
they had missed the train that would
make connections with the Detroit
train out OF Bay City, Friday night,
so the special was engaged
DR.. NJ. >. Rice. pastor Of the North
been delivering a series of adj
meetings in the Y. NJ c. A., has be-
gun a series Of saturday night con,
seeking advice on life problems OF
any sort whatsoever This ~ said 70
be the nrst time a movement OF this
character has even ,s eesn snnd CARDS
asking for a personal Interview. Tne
subject OF DIR. Rices address next
Sunday will be Ashamed
~RstaiI advertising" Will he the topic
discg.sed Monday nish esy.r;y,.,nMs
agency before the class In adyertis-
ing at the Y. M. c. a. The speaker
has conducted a number OF adverts-
chants and is considered an author
ity on that subject There Will be
a series OF three talks by the same
advertising expert. Others VIII deal
the patron. display advertising and
other topics OF similar character.
RstImat Edward r.. Nichols. OF the
seyeuteenth ward, IL being doomed
by his friends 20 head the new
win G. Bolton will call a caucus Of
the Republican members this week,
and Estimator Nichols is said TO he
win the FIRST and old Detroit Ma
tional bank. and as member Of
the Board OF Estimates mas shown
excellent judgment on budget mat
ters
AID. Harry .. Dingeman. president OF
the common council, points out that
Judge Connolly's action In knocking
out the Reinhardt ordinance. de-
signed 10 limit the number OF whole,
sale liquor dealers In the city. VIII
result In an increased number I'M
less the new legislature passes re-
strIctlng measure, Judge Connolly's
decision makes u mandatory on the
part Of the council 10 grant as many
Wholesale licenses as are asked. Aid
Dingeman fears that many whole
Ealers will take advantage OF their
license to do retail business The
legislature will he asked TO pass a
measure enabling the council 20 re-
strict the number OF wholesale
licenses.