The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-08

nnmcs as Eddie o'Brien. Is years
old. son Of Former Alderman Pat
rick O'Bricn. of No. $50 Four
teenth-ave.; George Gilman. of No.
729 SiNteenth-st.: Thomas Ranert,
OF No. +2s Eighteenth-st.. and
Loni. schafer. OF No. ga Etgh-
The DETROIT D~utseher Bnnd has pn.s-
ed resolutions cOudcmnisg the Nn-
tional Allied Relief committee as
"unneutra" and 'un American
The Deutscher Bund recently re-
Taft. n brother OF former President
Taft. thanking the members for
their sympathy In relieving the
pitiful suffering brought upon de-
the greed of Prussianized Ger,
r.any." The resolution. which VIII
he sent to the president and mem
bers Of his cabinet. lis signed by the
Rev. Charles II. Ruesskamp. Ed
ward J. Messerich and Alfred W.
Penner.
Miss Angela Morgan, poetess ana
pence advocate, and Miss Rebeccn
Shelly. ardent pacihst. were not
deferred by the weather. SATURDAY
night. and held a street meeting
setting forth the responsibiiity, OF OF
regard to the warning nations OF
Europe. The resolutions calling
upon the president to join the neu-
trai nations OF Europe In peace E
by the crowd in the street Miss
Morgan made her first appearance
as street speaker. the drawing
room and stage being her usual
setting. She recited her poem, the
Battle Cry OF the Mothers
afternoon, In the family home. No.
1022 Cass-ave.. for Samuel stan
dish. well-known young lawyer.
who died Friday: following two
weeks illness from pneumonia
Mr. standish was born in Detroit
81 years ago He was an alumnus
OF the University of Michigan and
graduate of the Detroit College
OF Law. 10. Mr., Standish was a
member OF the Detroit Boat club,
association and Michigan chapter
Sons Of the American Revolution.
He is survived by one brother.
Myles warde Standish and two
sisters. Mrs. j. :. Cain and Miss
Viria Standish
~xsnder Mcdonald. president OF the
Womans Taxpayers league, to de-
clare invalid the charter amend
mcnt providing for salaries for the
civil service commissioners. because
the women taxpayers were not al
lowed 10 vote on the amendment.
Corporation Counsel Harry J. Din
eeman holds that. inasmuch as no
direct expenditure OF money was
authorized. the exclusion OF the
womens vote was proper He points
out that the act under which the
election was held provides that wo-
men shall vote only on questions
involving the direct expenditure Of
money. whereas in this instance the
voters merely authorized the coun-
Gil to make payment.
Detroit. like Boston and other eastern
cities, In 20 have its exclusive MILL
tary organization. Its membership
will he limited to zoo silk stock
elected as temporary officers OF the
organizations: Capt Frederick NJ.
Alger. president; Burns Henry, vice.
president. and Edward A. Sumner.
cavalry branches will be formed.
The first series OF drills VIII be
held under the supervision of ex-
perienced United states army ofh-
Gers some time in January. The
Michigan National Guard quarter
master viii equip the organization
with everything excepting uniforms.
Ii Is the intention OF the organizers
to work in close harmony with the
state guard.
Bruce Hi.sonE. school teacher. OF
New Baltimore, o.. and MSude Hick-
ford. OF Jersey City. same state.
motorcycled to the altar. fgurative-
ly speaking. but Immediately after
she became Mrs. Hissong. the bride
issued her first ultimatum. and IL
was n positive statement that there
would be no motorcycle honeymoon
for her. She pointed to a tattered
and dust-covered skirt as one good
reason why she would not sit on
the rear seat OF the two-wheeled
motor vehicle to get back TO Ohio.
The couple were married In the
county building by n justice OF the
peace Saturday afternoon. They had
started from the brides home at 2
o'clock in the morning. Mrs. His
song went home on the train. Her
spouse gave the peddle vigorous
push and started put-putting his
way back home alone.