The Detroit times., 1915-12-14

men at the n. NJ, q. A. The class
IL now composed OF more than
score Of young business and pro-
students IL increasing rapidly. The
class session will begin at 1880 y. m.
"a psece sf cheese" By Jehs w. M.
Bunker. will be one Of the three
papers In the regular monthly pro-
gram Of tho Detroit Chemists so
siety Ihprsdsy. at 8 O'clock, In the
VILE viii speak on ..Formaldehyzed
capsules and Or. Charles Oakman
on Dental surgery" There will be
dlscussions Of these topics follow
ward. r. o. Robinson. H. c. Ham
Iiton and Drs. Stephenson. Hay
ward. Clark and Diack will take
part
d. u. X. employees .. the woodward
The Highland Park council. Mon
day night, instructed tho village at
torney TO draft an ordinance pro-
vsns o for al ns as s1n s95 the
take on passengers. With a COM
psny rule providing for layo1s and
probable dismissal IL they do not
keep somewhere near their running
Ing for lines II they co keep up to
the schedule. which means skip
some OF the stops In the rush hours.
the car employees will have a lovely
time.
The agitation for preparedness II
helping 10 an uo the gaps in the
ranks OF the two battalions OF the
Thirty first Michigan infantry. Col
Walter Barlow inspected the nrst
cruiting officer added seven names
to the list Captains Alma Lake,
Milton Hinkiey and David cleary
have been appointed memoers OF
sS.mss for dfswSs TO 1svss mer.
They will arrange for a public drill
night Col. Barlow awarded medals
to Lieut. Beaudry. Sergt. Connors.
members mem OF the the rifie % team f that won
the Ellis trophy at the state shoot
last fall.
That the cause Of woman suffrage
Has received q substantial impetus
by reason OF the stand in it's favor
taken by President Wilson, is the
opinion OF Miss Margaret Fay
Whittemore. vice chairman OF
Michigan and national organizer of
the Congressional Union for wo;
man Suffrage. who has returned
union Mt Washington. The sand OF
President Wilson" said Miss Whit
temore, makes us feel that II lis a
certainty the Susan h. Anthony
by the present session OF congress.
The president has indicated that he
will do all In his power TO place the
Democratic party on record as
,. y. Wright hsd . great many thinGs
to say about love when he ad-
dressed the members OF the Path
nnder's club In the Board of Com
merce. Monday night. but his new
est lead concerned love as coun-
ter irritant for the desire for
was his topic Love" said. rs
the best antidote in the world for
liquor habit. II cannot be measur-
ed. weighed or computed. but It's
n anifcstation Is one OF the great
est forces In the universe. Without
nauh. music srS would be noise paidn',hns Ing
como heap OF stones" 'Disposi-
tion" will be the topic for discus
sion next Monday evening.
Clan Campbell. No. 20a, Order Of Scot
tish class. h.s elected cfnee-hearers
for 1915. as follows; Chief, Willis m
l.. Cullen. tanist. Alex. Jameson,
chaplain. John Runciman: recording
secretary J. W. Baiiiie; assistant
rs srecordins sseretary; RSS.rt sim
urer. W. Robertson; senior bench
man. David Gousar: junior hench-
man. Alex. Taylor; seneschal
sentinel Douglas Cummings: trus-
tee. W. J. stewart: piper, Pipe Ma
jor Hall: standard bearers. Alan
Brown and Arch. Parker; physician.
DR.. p. c. McEwan; The clan will
celebrate the anniversary OF the
birth OF Robert Burns with a Scot
tish concert in Arcadia, on Friday
evening. Jan. IL. for which the best
eastern talent has been obtained.
A grand ball will wind up the eve
ming.