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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-17
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The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

dies, Ala OF the Trinity NJ. r. church
on Thursday.
Mrs. Jacob Meyer, OF No eSte
Woodward ave. gave an ENJOYABLE
keno party Thursday IN honor Of her
Hu-st. Mrs. Gertrude Sharmcr ~
Dresden. Germany. and FOR the benefit
of the German Red Cross society.
AIR and Mrs. Frank Knapp. ~ No.
80 Grand-ave. east, have sold their
home and are leaving the village this
week.
The Misses Myrl Watkins, Amy Ste
venson. Annette Kuhn and Janet
Gourleg are being entertained az the
Butterheld cabin at Royal oak this
weekend.
Mrs Elmer McGau. OF Beresford-
ave. has returned from visit I'm
Akron. ohio.
Ned Bartlett. OF No. 1t Grand-aye
Is suffering from an attack OF tom
silitls.
.-=tennxt-z- t+itt - TeHHySaRs ave. has
been confined 70 his home by Illness
this week
Mrs Merkel. OF Second ave. left
this week for an extended visit IN
Pitts burgh.
Miss Helen Hitchcock. OF No. 2799
WoOdward-ave is IN at her home
Mrs j. y Macdonald. OF No. %
Cor tland-ave.. returned Thursday
from oxford. Ohio.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
In Suburban Pulpits
st. stephen. Epl.copaI. wyando,le

st. stephens Episcopal. Wyandotte
The Rev. =. q II Robinson. rec-
tor, Sunday calender 10 a. m. Morn
ting prayer and sermon, l.l5 a. m-
Sunday school.
Trinity Ey. Lutheran, wyandotte.
The Rev. =. c. Bauer, minister
service. sermon on the theme lie
Christians consolation az the grave
OF a Christian 1880 a m. sunday
school: p. m; Congregation
meeting
First congregational. Myandottc.
The Rev. Charles Walton Jones,
pastor. sunday calender. 1890 a. IN {;
Morning services. theme Through
the night. TO Jesus" ~ a. m sun
desvor. Henry Meuoch. leader topic
The way in which God wants 20 be
thanked" 1880 p. m. Evening SER
nss t sg.. o Ths TSSd besnnn aa
political and social ethics"
First Pre.byterian. Wyandotte.
The Rev. Myron III. Sewell. pas
tor. sunday calender: 10 a. m; Eegu-
lar service with sermon; 1880 p, m:
Evening services: Christian Endeav-
or. and sunday school begin at the
usual time.
FIRST baptist. wyandotte.
The Rev W r. p Brown. pastor;
o. m Sunday school - p. m
p. Y. p. u. DEVOTIONAL: 1880 p. m:
Regular service with sermon by the
pastor.
Trenton Presbyterian.
The Rev George Guichard. minis1.
ter, Sunday calender Rev. W T..
Jacques will preach at both morning
and evening services Christian Eu-
deavor. led by Miss Nellie Guichard
EcOr-e Presbyterian.
Sunday calender Reg Blue. OF
Detroit. will conduct services
Christ Ev. Lutheran. River Rouge.
The Rev. A. Ebe ndick. minister:
Sunday calender. le a. m; Morning
services p. m; Anniversary SER
vices.
First Meth. Episcopal, wyRndotte
The Rev. Luther +. JoveJOy. min
lister. Sundays themes: Morning
Thanksgiving with the man from
Missouri evening. The hAndmas-
ters Thanksgiving: Epworth league
tonic How can we show Nur graft
tude" Zeph Lauffer and Elliot SAN
derson, leaders.
Trenton VI. r..
Rev. Elmer l. Smith, pastor. rcgu-
lar services Sunday
Grace Baptist. River Rouge.
The Rev. s. T. Samuslson. pastoE;
Sundays calender: 1880 a. m;
Morning service theme. The peer
less leader" 1880 a m. sunday
school: 2 p. m. Junior meeting; :
p, m. p y. y. l.. 100 .. m. Eve
ming service. topic "Luxurles without
comfort"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

possibility that Anything will come
Of the case of Mabel Arnold, OF To
ledo. who died In Grace hospital
from an Illegal operation that Dr
Critch is alleged TO have performed.
She died without making an ante
mortem statement. and as there
was TO other win IS 20 the alleged
act, there remains nothing on which
The prosecution Of the physician cal
be based
The decision OF the circuit court
IN the Hall case is OF far.reaching
effect II has thrown shield
around the medical profession max
ing conviction for Illegal practice
weIl-nigh impossible. unless the pa
iient, herself. stands ready TO ties.
tify.
The refusal OF Miss Kuemin 10
estifF against BF FFiteh- came like
bomb to the prosecution Detec-
tive Shook says she assured him
Thursday that she was ready TO
tell everything"
Her repeated answer 10 the ques.
tons OF Assistant Prosecutor Harry
Keidan was. Il refuse 10 answer be
cause it would incriminate. degrade
and disgrace me" After close ques-
tioning. 10 which she refused to
make answer. she suddenly remark
ed
Il don't have TO answer. If | don't
want TO don't want 10. re-
fuse
Although repeated efforts were
made TO draw out an answer all
failed Several times she appealed
mutely TO the Judge. after a question
had been put 10 her. and he replied.
You may answer. il you wish"
Attorney james Murtha, repre-
senting Dr. Fritch. moved that the
case be dismissed. and the decision
Of the court was Immediately hand.
ed down. after Mr. Keidan had re.
marked that II was OF no use TO pro
coed with the questioning.
Miss Kuemin strutted from the
room In the hall she was met by
Attorney EHsene Mistersky, who
-also was or Or. Fritch's counsel. and
they left the building together
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
ANN ARBOR.

Forty-siN members and guests en-
Jo.ed the annual initiatory nanquet
90 Sigma Alpha lota sorority. a mu-
steal society, in Mack's tea rooms
last evening when 10 new members
were initiated The table decorations
were red roses. with festoons OF slui-
lax and red candles. Miss Elsie Lin
coin. OF Hilisdafc. played Chopin
scherkO. and Miss Doris Marvin. Of
This city. sang oh. Love But a Day +.
Mrs. stella Edward Hunt acted as
tOastmistress Mrs Byrl Fox Bacher
gave the greeting To the initiates, the
responses being made by Miss Alice
Lloyd Miss Altha Henelblower. OF
I.apeer. greeted the patrouesses. who
are the Mesdames J. J. Goodyear. Al
Ian A Dudley, James w Glover X.
y. Garfield. NJ r. Tilly Reuben Peter
son. William 4. Rowland and : Nc
stanton. The initiates were the fol-
lowing Misses Emma Brown, Joliet
III, Louise Davis and Blanche Healy
Bad Axe, Charlotte Huebner and Dor
othy Kortlander. Grand Rapids Elsi"
Lincoln, Hillsdaie; Alice Lloyd. Ann
Arbor. Doris Marvin and Rita Noon
an. Iron River and Mrs. Lois Kort-
lander. Marshall
The Episcopal wedding service was
read by Rev. Henry Tatlock for the
marriage Of fsforf- nrftAaff- aHa- Mis-
Ruth Smith. at the Smith home on
IS the daughter OF sydney Smith Her
bridesmaid was Miss Hazel Ehrman.
OF Detroit. and the best man was Max
Williams OF this city.
Mrs. Theresa Cady announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Madge 20
Bruce Francis Evans II occurred
Monday afternoon at the brides home.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. David Clary. OF Duluth. MINI. ;
Miss MAY Cady. Of Toledo: Or. VIII
liam Evans and Mrs. Evans.-of De-
troit. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Evans.
OF Battle Creek.
Prof l. NJ Gram and Mrs Gram
are visiting ia Toledo for a few days
fcw days. the guest OF her aunt Mrs.
John schultz.
Miss Hilda Fiegel. OF Scio. visited
here last, evening on her way home
several weeks with relatives.
Mics Bertha Symons. who has spent
the past three months IN this city.
returned TO her home in Detroit to-
day.
Mrs NJ McKinstry. OF Jackson. was
in Ann Arbor yesterday. attending
the funeral OF Lyman Aloe.
Paul Proud has gone east on trip
OF several days.
meeting Monday evening ct Newberry
hafI. nd Or John A. wessinEer. city
health officer. will give q lecture on
state health laws important 10
MAYOR Charles sauer is in s. To-
soph.- -anitariuru threatened with an
attack Of typhoid fever
4 letter was received IN this city
yesterday from irwin Huston. De
tr0iter who recently underwent an
operation at Harvard Medical colleRe
for an affection ~ gland IN his head
which threatened 10 cause blindness
Mr. Huston vac discharged from ~"
hospital last Wedresdav. and states
that his sight Is nearly normal. and
that he - feeling fire
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
YPSILANTI

Maxwell Ament. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Ament, Is recovering
from an attack OF chichen-pox
DR. Henry nj. Morey writes from
Lake Mary. Florida. that he and his
daugfter. Miss Jennie. are pleasant
~ situated in a new four-room hum
EAiow built during their summers
absence In Ypsilanti. The chrSch in
which DIR. Morey is to preaca has
The funeral OF Mrs 'Hannah Ged-
des Boyce. former resident %
North Washington was held sat
urday from the residence OF her
nephew, I'm Ann Arbor. with inter
ment In the Bottsford cemetery. near
1[3eddes
"A son was born. Friday, 20 Mr.. md
Mrs.. Chas Near, OF South Grove-st.
n Mrs. ". X. Brown, OF Ann Arbor is
m over weekend guest OF Mrs. Geo.
Thompxon. or West Cross-st
AZ Mrs Bates Fulton viii be hostess
"wednesday evening. Dec 1, 10 the
friends Church Missionary society
A pot luck dinner Will be served.
Cowan's Rose Maiden. with a
chorus OF 600 voices. marshalled by
Miss A. Aurellg Murphy. supervisor
.Jof music tn the city schools. will be
sung, Saturday evening. tn Pease aB-
dftorium. The net proceeds Will be
used toward the decoration OF the
new high school building.
4 The big Masonic fair which has
been IN full swing all the week at
the temple will close M 10 o'clock.
Saturcgy evening. y concert nv the
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
SUBURBAN NEWS {:


Randall have returned from hunt
INK trip 20 H,rg'Hru n. p tttA
brought back B deer.
Mr. and Mrt Frank tlrI'N, ol
Wixom. are t.sItng iu Che bone nt
Mr. and Airs Nilmrr- 40 fg beaver
4 miscellaneous shower WI De
given this saturday evening ~ me
home 90 Mt and AIRS Elmer tord,
for Miss Myrtle Forul whose mar
ria-e 20 Floyd norton. eft Royal OAK,
viii take place Dec T.
AIRS Mort Cooucr. ~ Pontiac.
spent Friday AZ Che home ~ her
parents MI. and Mrs. Harvey StaleN,
ON Browu-sf
Mr. end Mrs pick Dewey, Of Pc
tro!t are gIr t- in The home or Mr..
and Mrs Jane, 2 Hunt Brow INST
Rev Barron. cf Detroit VIII SPEAK
iu tur Mission church on Flerce-sI,
sunday evening
-t - &c. i1-r-I --sln-- who was over
c-rTTr -r--rf--~ t-t--lt+'ttt--- IT.
Try township is IN the Oakland
county Dr. 2ilal I'm Pontiac
M- lIt Mrs g. b. Haynes have
returned home from visit with
their s1o. e. h. Haynes. IN Bay City.
Ms b. Rhineheart, or Grand Rap
de. is guest tn the home OF Mr.
AMI Mrs Fred rumbull. on the
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
Second Case Falls
When Witness Re-
fuses to Testify
OTHER CASE
TO BE DROPPED
Police Also Abandon
Investigation of Ma
bel Arnold's Death

o BY the refusal Of both Gertrude
Kuemin. OF No. 535 Bollevue-aye..
and Pearl Hall, OF Toledo, TO testify
against DR.. George \ Fritch. In
cases OF alleged malpractice, he
stands a free man by t1e action Of
Justice Sellers. Friday afternoon, in
dismissirg the charge involving the
kuemin girl II Is a foregone con.
clUsion that the Hall case, which
stands adjourned until Dec. "A, also
will be dismissed, as tho decision Of
the circuit court. which released
the Hall woman after sne had been
convicted OF contempt of court,
makes n Impossible for Justice Sci.
lers TO compel her 10 testify.
Also. there is not the slightest
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Mable Rosentnal OF No. col
Farrand Park. is III in her home.
Frank McKnight OF No. I49 Me-
Lean-ave.. is in New York city on
business,
William Rogsrson. or NO. ZIG High
land ave. has been called 10 Chicago
on business.
Mis- ,Iadys Brown. OF No. SO Ava
Ion ave, is ili al her home
Mrs. Fred Hicks. OF No. so Buena
Vista ave. east, has recovered from
-aeEipaS- 4llEFSS
The High school football team play
ed The Royal oak High school team
Friday The score Was Il 10 seven
Louis r. starr, OF Grand Rapids.
spent Thursday At the home OF +. r,
Nan Black. Of No. 81 Davison-ave.
Mrs Ella Mccormick. OF Niles, o.
publisher of The Niles independent. -
the guest If Miss Matte Roller, Of
No. 20 Wiudeuere-ave.
Mrs. Robert Farrell. OF No. 294
Fern-ave.. has returned 20 her home
from a Visit in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Arthur QuantreL Of No li2 Glen
dale-ave.. IS ill at his home.
Mrs. Archie Beers, Of No l35 Blu
ena Nista-ave. west. is seriously i'll
at her home.
Mrs Z. l.. Eorman. OF No lO2 Ava
lou-ave.. spent Thursday in Ann Ar
Dor.
Prof. and Mrs. willard Barbour. Of
the University Of Michigan. were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Byron y Ed
wards. OF No. 9755 WoodWard-ave..
or Wedne-day and Thur sday
Robert Hanson. OF No. 2It Mclean
ave. II slcwiy recovering from a SER
ious fall
c. n Watkins Is in Flint on busi-
ness.
Miss Marion Lette. 81 Cortland
ave. is attending q Weekend house
party ar the home 81 Miss Tessa Pier
son at Farm gton
Mr. aud Mrs. Eli Beais Howard
Beals Mrs Zealand BeaIs and chill
dreu from Hudson are guests ar tho
home Of Mr. and Mr. John Tackle
hHFF, 81 I.aFe-faFd-ave
Mrs. NUNS division Of the Ladies'
Aid OF the Trinity 81 f. church. met
~ the church Thursday. IS pot-luok
lunch was served
Ms W y Miller. OF No 81 Buena
Nista-aVe west. was tie hostess 90
Mrs. Christmas division Of the La
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
P|Ck SITE
|OF TEMPLE
Nyan d o t t e MasOns
Take First Step To-
ward Building

81 WyANDo1'TE. Mich, Nov. 20
<4he Masonic bodies OF Wyandotte
ave selected the site for their new
lomple. which they will erect In the
knoor future. The site chosen is the
1Soant lot adjoining the Carnegie
trnvy, on Biddle-ave., between Ma.
5 and Sycamore-st.
The Temple association has been
a work for more than a year rails
/: rs funds. and enough has been
fsfhered for the purchase OF the
site. The fair, which was held in
Arbeiter hall last July, was but one
81 the projects which the associa'
tion promoted for this purpose.
The new temple Is TO be a beauti'
mi building. IL the plans of the Ma
n0nic bodies carry.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
FIR. RAINEY'S BODY
TO LIE IN STATE

The remains OF the Rev. William
Henry Ironside Reaney, senior chap
lain OF the United States navy, who
died in New York, Thursday. will
lie in state. Sunday afternoon. In
the Church OF the Holy Rosary. The
body will arrive in Detroit Sunday
~orning Solemn high mass will be
sa'd over the remains in the Holy
Rosary church. by the Rev. FIR +
]. Van Antwerp, pastor. Interment
viii be In Mt Elliott cemetery.
Fr. Reaney was a native OF De
troit and a graduate OF Detroit col
lege, now the University OF Detroit
The alumni of the college will at.
tend the funeral services.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
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IelIshtfrlly surprised Friday eve-
MINIS hy a number of friends and re-
l3tIv.s the ullasiou hclng her birth
day
4 dos killed sin chickens owned
.v William Rice. SUruce-st.. Friday
..+utng. This makes the third com
plaint of chicken killing dos In
three weeks
has had signs placed near the schools
mas had signs placed near the sCnots
and thr hospital commanding auto
mobile drivers 90 go slow. and the
people near the hospital 10 he as
ruIet as possible.
signs commanding quiet IN the
Tohn E. Gilbert Memorial hospital
block were placed on the corners ~
Elm and Second and Elm and Third
Fred Howarth IS spending the
weekend In Ann Arhor. with Roy
Gafzke.
Miss Ruth Kreger - home from
4 t47f= Asafssf-fuE -Lhe-fs erk-Etta---
Roman Kurzoukowski has return
81 fran Cincinnati
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
TO CELEBRATE
SILVER WEDDING

RIVER ROUGE. Mich. Nov. 90
The Rev. and Mrs, August Even
dick, Corarave.. will celebrate their
soilver wedding. Sunday. There VIII
~ special service in Christ Evan
.eelicai Lutheran church, OF which
the Rev. Evendick is pastor, at 5
o'clock In the afternoon The Rev
~. c. Bauer. Wyandotte. will preach
the anniversary sermon.
The Rev. Ebendick. who has been
an Evangelical Lutheran minister
for rs years. came to River Rouge
|1e years ago from College Point. n
n. In which place he was pastor
for SIX years. The couple have four
children, Mrs. William Yops. Ford
City, and Miss Meta. August and
Herman Ebendick. and one grand
child, Virginia Yops.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
ASK RETRIVE
FOR MUNDAY
Lawyers Plan to Carry
Case to Highest Fed
eral Courts
BY Leo.
By UNITED PRESS.

NORRIS, IT.. Nov. 20--Lawyers
for Charles b. Munday. convicted of
wreckIng The La Sa.le-sl. rust and
savings company. and sentenced TO
Ave years in state prison. today be
gan arguments for a new trial be-
iore Trial Judge William G Slough.
They announced That II the motion
Is denied. hey Will demand an ap-
peal. II that move taiis they said.
they vii carry the case L. the high.
est federal courts.
II these moves are carried out as
planned today. IL will mean that
MUnday probably will not begin
serving HE sentence for several
mont his
The Munday trial was the first OF
a series now pending In state and
federal courts. Nunday was one OF
u bank officials and Objects OF the
wei known MISUNDERSTANDING
enterprises. 10 be indicted following
the crash OF the la Safest. bank
and a dozen subsidiary institutions.
There was loss 10 depositors OF
$4,000 900 In the crash. OF the g..
ib4.001- in I.orimer-Huttig paper in
the parent institution alone, less
than $4,000 worth has been realized
on, states Attorney Maclay Hoyne
announced today be would place VIZ
liam lOrimer. ex United States SEN
ator. and Harry Huttig on trial ear
ly next year.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
BIRMINGHAM

The Birmingham ntgh school foot
ball team viii play the Royal oak
high school team at Royal Oak.
Thanksgiving day. commencing at
o'clock p. m.
Allen Lake and Frank Leonard
have gone 20 New Baltimore on q
duck hunting trip.
Mrs Henry LupoId. Of Coluubus
o., Is a guest at the home nj her
parents. Sir and Mrs l. a SaNton,
on Bates-st
William storey. Of Bloomfield Hills
won first honors in the Blue Rock
gun shoot held here Thursday aft
ernonn. when he broke g. out OF 10
birds. Edgar Mcbride, Of Birmi1g
ham. was the second best marSsmau
with n tally Of GO birds.
Miss Ina Miil- he's gone t- &rgth
Lyon TO visit Miss LaVerne Chubb.
Mrs william Weldon. 81 Franklin.
Is III Ia her home.
Mr.. and Mrs a. J.. Cooley viii
spend Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hubert 1T nj. Clemens.
Irving Psiley and Mr. George
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

shadukauim band OF Detroit will be
q feature.
VIM. w. Alexander. 81 this city. IN
company with VIM, LaFriile. OF De-
truit. ~ enjoying a season OF bird
shooting near West Branch.
The Pythian Sisters Sewing circle
will meet Monday afternoon for the
second gathering at the home OF Mrs
Alec Bontill 10 sew for needy Fam
lies
County school COMMISSIONS Evan
ssSeny - in salem where he went 20
give a lecture. Friday evening, be-
fore teachers institute.
Mrs. Phoebe Starks OF 229 sum
mit-st, will be hostess. THURSDAY
Dec. .. 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Home Missionary society.
The Arbor Farmers club viii meet
Dec 5, at the home Of jacob Schien
Tile hest method OF fAttening cat-
tie" will be discussed uy t-rTu runs
and Fred Fishbeck. Dinner VIII be
served at noon
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
With the Minister'S.

The regular Thanksgiving turkey
night" will be observed by the De-
.froit Whist club, Monday evening,
Nov. % This will be an open pro-
gfessive game. and all minister's. both
men and women, are eligible To par
ticipate In this contest.
The following scores were made In
the members weekly contest series
game last Monday evening
EAST AND WEST.
r. o. Bates and T =. Pratt. plus 8;
plus s. T. 4. Bslkwili and e. r. Ba-
zine. plus g. r. s. Germain and j.
Prents, minus s, J. \. House and
w Il. webb, minus y.
NORTH AND SOUTH
w. I. Bloom and Thos. Watson.
plus 2: c y. Clark and w. y Pat
telIe. plus 1: " r. Boehm and J. y.
Koran. average NJ n BENNETT and
NJ Carter. minus 1 r. l. w. Bright
and w ~ Edison. minus 7.
There were five tables In play at
the Saturday game, and the follow
ing scores were made.
EAST AND WEST.
Mrs r. J. Memo and Mrs g. y
Niles. plus 2 Mrs ". r. Bennett and
Thomas Watson. plus ? Mr. and
Mrs. IL. y. Boehm. plu. Mrs g. y
Clark and T. r. W Bright. plus I {.
Mrs ". Barry and Mrs. 4. r. Sage.
NORTH AND SOUTH
G. D. Clark and w. " Pasteue.
plus r. MrA r.. y. w. Bright and W
y Edison. average Mrs. NJ. steiner
and }. w. McCausey. minus Mrs.
g =. Beilman and Mrs. <. a Com
mons. minus ,.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
DEBS DECLINES
NOMINATION

TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Nov. 90
Eugene " Debs. Socialist candidate
for president OF the United States
in 1900, 1904, 1908, and 1912, in a
formal statement has announced
that he had declined the flfth nom
nation for the presidency at the
hands OF his party.
Mr.. Debs said he would make no
statement as 10 his reasons for not
accepting the nomination.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
HILLSTROM
LEAVES WILL
SET IN RHYME

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Nov. 90
True to the spirit OF bravado with
which Joe Hillstrom. legally shot
here yesterday went lighting to his
death is his last will II is In poet
ical form a. follows:
Nv kin don't need to- fuss ard moan.
Moss does not cling 10 a rolling stone.
My body. oh, N ] could choose
7 would TO ashes Il reduce.
And let the merry breeZes blow
Ny dust 20 where some flowers grow
Perhaps some fading flowers then
Would come to life and bloom again.
This is my last and final viii
Good luck TO all Of you Joe Hill.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

The northernmost ostrich farm IN
the world Is in suburb of Stock
holm. The birds were taken there
last year. They spent the winter
mostly in the open. in perfect
health, and toward the end OF May
the females laid their eggs, Just
as II they had been In South Africa.
1t takes six weeks to hatch an
ostrich egg
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
ECORSE

Mrs. Samuel Montry is seriously
ill.,
Mr. and Mrs charles Monte are
entertaining Miss Made OTTER
Mrs samuel Druillard Is visiting
in Algonac
Mrs. Aleck List is visiting in
Fraukenmuth. her former home
The dancing party given by the
Alumni OF the high school Friday
evening. was well attended
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
1T is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
TIE PEOPLE OF TIE CITY or

wy VI DrtFOt TOT tht yehr lpIZ.T
1T is HEREBY ORDAINED by
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
DETROIT.
Section 1. That an ordinance snti-
tied IAN ordinance TO amend Section
13-A Of Chapter ls1 OF the Compiled
Ordinances OF the City OF Detroit for
the year 1912" be and the same IL
hereby amended 20 read az follows:
Section I3-A. No saloon where spir-
ituouR, intoxicating or malt liquors
are sold as a beverage shall hereafter
be established aud mEihtafHef Within
the territory within the city OF De-
trott frrcrtbed ms fuffowr- II that
portion or tho city bounded on the
north by the northerly city limits; on
Holt avenue. on the south by the con-
ter line. OF Palmer avenue, and on the
west by the center line of East Grand
boulevard except lot as. situated on
the north side Of Boone street be-
tween Collins street and East Grand
Boulevard: also excepting lot ?io %
Goodrich q Burton's subdivision ~
the south western part Of fractional
section rs. T. 8. ", ~ r.. said prem.
iecs being known as sf7 Trombley
avenue. also excepting lots and I,
excepting the east 20 feet I'm front
and the east rs feet In rear Of Gam
bic & Fishers sub % o ]. &c. Leib
farm. excepting tho southerly 33is3
feet: also excepting lot %. Chas. X.
walkers sub. on out lots ] and =
fractional sections % and 20. known
ns i15 Dane street
Section ?. This ordinance shall
take Immediate effect
Approved Nov i6. 1918.
SHERMAN LiTTLEFIFLD.
Acting Mayor.
BITS city Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

The use OF sulphate OF oxide on
aluminium wire In order 10 produce
insulation for electrical purposes Is
being adopted, and the process Is
row being applied 10 copper wire.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
TRENTON

Mrs Holden and daughter. Miss
Emma. OF Yale. Mich. are visiting
pr and Mrs Holden
The Blue brigade OF the Ladies'
union OF tho Baptist church. will give
wOrk-sOcial in the church Friday
evening
The Junior Holy Name society and
the Children OF Mary will take com
muuion In a body sunday In our Lady
OF LouTdes church
t. y Ames has returned from an
extensive southwestern trip.
The l. C. r. s VIII meet IN the
school hall Monday evening at 5.30
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

The Blumea baIsamifira, which
grows wild in abundance In the
Philippine islands, and Ia the plant
from which camphor is obtained. is
now the subject OF investigation
by the United States bureau OF
science and bureau OF forestry OF
the Philippines. -------------