The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-12-01

urdays when football games were
played In Ann Arbor.
Col Charles Clifton. speaking before
members OF the Hoard OF Com
merce al the Tuesday luncheon on
cooperative competition" paid a
tribute To the business acumen OF
Detroit as CAIdencad blythe COM
handing position taken by Detroit
in the motor car Industry. Moth
Ing but the intelligence and cour-
age OF the capitalists and bankers
of the city could have made be-
troits development in that field
possible he declared.
The Rev. Theodore ID. Bacon. OF
salem, Mass. formerly minister 90
Brewster Congregational church.
OF this city. viii give a lecture on
The message OF IuttariRnism' In
the Unitarian church, OF Wood
az o'clock, 10 which the public
Is invited An Informal reception
VIII be rendered 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Bacon after the lecture. giving
their friends an opportunity 10
meet them
ufncturer. has brought suit In the
Ontario supreme court In Sandwich,
10 compel probate OF the viii OF
his mother, Mrs Margaret Menzies
Menzies was left about $4,000. the
bulk OF the estate. Other relatives
were cut of. They protested against
probate OF the will. and MenZies
has brought suit TO settle the issue
tne complaining TetHrfveS a1leRe
that uAdue influence was exercised
over Mrs. Menzies when she eNecUt-
ed the Will, and that she was not
IN her right mind Mrs. henzies
lived In Amherstburg. but died IN
Florida.
Register OF Deeds >toiI show near
~ double the number OF mortgages
recorded over the same month Of
last year Building loans consu-
crease, which speaks we'll for De-
troit's prosperity The complete
record for the month Is Mort
gases v recorded. ,SS99yyem65er. 1918.
recorded November 1915. 1857. No
vemhcr. 1914 2.346 fees returned
% county for November. 1918. IS
1851 for November. 1914. $2.54T.22,
s5.35S.6l salaries for November.
1915. s3.l2iss. profit over salaries.
The funeral Of DIR. y. ~. wheeler was
held Ia his late residence. No. I51
High-st east. Tuesday afternoon.
SIX nephews acted az pail bearers
and the honorary pail bearers were
many az the leading physicians OF
the city: Drs Alois Turner 4. H.
Steinbrecher. b. II. Shurley. An
drew Il. sherman, Theodore smith.
Wadsworth Warren. T.. A Schiller.
Willard CLANCY y. NJ Allen. Max
Ballin, a p. Biddle. Ray Connor.
Guy Conuor. Alvan f. Collins, J.,
~ Carstens. Hugo Freund. George
=. Frothingham VI ]. HartZ. John
q. Harvey. William X. Henderson.
@. Jennings, J. Everett King.
Ernest G. Lee. George y. Lowrie
DANIEL \. LaFerte. Burton - Par
ker. Walter Is Revford. Frank r.
Tthhals and Frederick n. Burke.
The education committee Of the Board
OF Commerce, after n meeting with
several public officials. Tuesday,
recommended that the federal gov
eminent Issue certificates To for
ctEn"r~ who have completed Eng
lish courses In night schools. the
certificates 10 serve in lieu Of
lengthy examinations when the
holder seeks natural lZatton. Those
who attended the meeting were:
Merton a. SturRis. chief naturaliza-
tion examiner Henry W. Hoyt
chairman Of the committee: Or
Charles r.. CbAdsey. superintendent
OF schools; fNAuk Cody. assistant
superintendent Of schools Judge
Arthur j futile, T. 4. Lloyd, Fred
erick he Galan. Byres ~ Gitchell.
secretary OF the board, Rovd Fish
er. OF the industrial welfare de
partment OF the board. and l. W.
Schmidt secretary Of the educa-
tioual Commi ttee.