The Detroit times., 1915-02-05
NDETROIT

zAe WeIver Bus. Co. With q capital
49, 81 10 has nied articles oi
AcorPorat The fncorporators are
Comedies Florence Wolf and
ur,ee Moln. The company will
the Bouisd TO Jsfrerson.ave. on
Woodwards.
:.sss.l .srS win be held Mesd.,
faystts- blyfosr Hrs. NAY sS; f Benson ns,
widow OF fss Benson. Mrs BEN.
son was poin Port Huron IS year,
sfo. and h4ved In Detroit the last
years be II survived by fivs
e-ssntsrs three. sons.
:sssAs Z. keit received word on
Hrsaay che death in bancroft
cn, OF ! Louise Ciough, 81
Hoss oae' thsr OF Mrs. RenY q
SnTyived bSx children. "a grand.
Shiidrsn. leIeat-grandchildren AID
fcur Observation-Disclosures
Eeass.s Of Detroit Real nssats
~ night 2 after enjoying q
nasenpfener ipner, listened to the
report Of w shipman. chairman
~ Inc isgtslvs COMMITTEES. cover.
sns the Proes being made In the
which the bdi Is Interested.
eietives % Cries snyder. ID years
3Ia ef No. b1orman-st.. were quits
worried whe the lad disappear ed
rom his hon w ednesday, takAg q
revolver Within. and they asked
me police tSearch for him. but
Thursday. noied tho officers not "a
worry, a. Chles had been located
In, Ohio, wheihe has relatives.
eolph stratmer. 70 years old. father
81 FrcdeYick. stratmeycr, Of the
nrm or Strateyer q Tsetzel, dec
orators. and former resident OF
5foofiyn. n where where he made his
home with htAaughter. Mrs. Frank
GEORGE r. strseeyer. Aiisgan, Mich.
ma Albert Satmeyer. Saskatoon.
c NH The o by WIZ be taken to
2; Margaret 5ntsr Wilson. widow.
Thursday in II h,me OF her daugh-
err. Mrs. Maryrpdale, Simcoe, Ont.
Mrs. Wilson AZ rs years old. and
when q reside OF Detroit was well
snown. She survived by two
Margaret s. yIson. a Detroit public
cho2l teacht and two sons. DR..
~. Lynn WON, st. Joseph, Mich.
md II. Douts Wilson. OF Detroit.
Detroit cirter Of the Americas
led Crosse etety continues 10 re-
Give donatils OF field hospital sup
lies and ching for the European
rtfcles We Received. a request
as been iued from the society's
eadquarteI in Washington that IN
nture wing hands and clever
myers be evoted to making arti-
ssn a. .k for SsEa t insn winter nsss
lonths.
proposs eugenics biII.A which In
be inTduced In the legislature,
las fullylisc ussed In n public meet
asin Y.d.@c A. auditorium Thurs
~ evensg. 8. p. Beadley presided
Is urs by Bishop Williams, DR..
nm l.. Durkart and others. George
ClaE, representing the osteo-
MN b1cted TO the measure on
% ,so1ndl that II would permit the
JbdEbar< of Health TO discrimi-
M aaatn4 the osteopathic school.
MI was dhied by DIR. Burkhart
fv,e aecvss were granted In cir
III ccurt. iharsdays I'm the follow
y NcasestMyrtilla vs.. Frank NJ.
hnson, dertion. Eva VS.. William
Bnrwellhon- support. Bertha VS..
fbert Elderness. non-support;
Nid H. \ Levia. Rutter (cross-
y "
light, exeme cruelty: Ruth vs.
Ison Hady, non-support: Vincent
y stella olski. desertion; Carrie
NJohn Wyner, pon-support; Isaac
y Myrtle tomberg, extreme cruel
Dorothys. Otto Goeschke, nom
~ CDersFsrren will ignore the
hana mite recently by Z. y.
hdle. reahstate man. that Mayor
fx ME Abatement OF his expenses
the recer campaign. Mr.. Farrell
- he iskcting on the advice OF
Esecutor Frazer that the corrupt
notices acof 1918 Is no good. Corr
= think tint law IL workable Man
thus proceedings may be brought
trompel te county clerk to make
q demandpn Marx, putting II up
THE courtto pass on the validity
othe af4
opany's psver houses. are credited
y Alexandr Dow, president and
geral malger OF the Edison IL
lunating TO-. with producing a
mer ratio,f net to gross earnings
4 the yea 1914. In a phamplet
Big distributed among the stock
HERS. Mr.. Dow explains that the
nlber of cstomers connected dur
1.-THE year Increased from 90.552 to
1880. Foth hfths Of the new con-
MONS wertto private houses. The
pany's obstruction expenses for
tfyear are ,iven as 81, I01, 702. the
picipal itei being S1.749,90S for
\ Connors sreek power house
kcoiders oi the RInshed-Gngni
,sf Co., lnthcir annual meeting
rfsday, autorized az plan to in
fee the cattal stock from $50, 900
o50. 900 blythe distribution OF a
Tx dIvidea of Sc ga per cent
ga II h..I nj
20, in addition TO semi-annual
q diyldendlof 20 per cent. The
owing diHctors were elected
ferick W. FINISHED. William A.
hier. Norntn II. Dougherty, An
ny FINISHED and Herbert w. Ma
3 The otcers are: President.
herick w. Rinshed; vice. presi-
%. William \. Gagpier; secretary
u treasurer. Sorman ii. Dougherty
Bsel's danceorchestra, of Detroit.
D. for the University Of Michigan
hop Friday evening. the organl-
DO by The American Federation
Musicians, ecanse the ". OF NJ.
n, composedof students. who are,
nrally, nonJnDn musicians. Will
Bar also. nd II liz against the
Is OF the feeration for union and
e functionl The Ann Arbor mu-
ans union has filed q protest
Inst the appearance of the Fin
band. William Finzel, director
he orcheFa, says his men will
IN the engagement because he
not NOTED of the action OF the
Arbor MON In time to make
other arrangements for music
the hop.
Ilchigan FraternsI Voters, league
meetin Thursday I'm the Hotel
er. electd the following officers:
sident. VILLAIN f.. Brown. Lapeer,
chief Singer. Independent Order
Torester. Independent, Stewart
Hey, DSroit. Knights OF Colum-
secretry. Mark IT. Mckee. De-
staff foreman, Brotherhood Of
brican y eomen; treasurer. Mrs.
rita " proelle, Detroit, state
mandG Ladies' OF the Maccabees
he Wrld; executive COMMITTEES.
ht sloum, Detroit. supreme sec
~. Acient Order of Cleaners;
tor II. xGansser. Bay City.
mlnager. Loyal Americans:
W. Berns, national vice-presi-
American Insurance Managers:
TIE. HOuQhtOu. state leQi ala :