The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-23
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Thur.dny being ThanksEiving day ~
. legal holiday, the Detroit banks VIII
not be open for business on thal
day.
club of the Hoard OF Commerce
viii have meeting for discussion
of the address given bS r. a
Woods OF Pittsburg, before the
club last week
Following . meeting OF Palestine
lodge Fridas night, mt which the
third degree will be conferred, the
Rev Wellington Hoag, OF inc
Woodward ave Baptist Shurch, NJ
address the members OF the lodge
tits talk viii be preceded by
short entertainment,
subscriptions for the new Issue OF
saxon stock are being received by
most OF the local stock brokers.
and A lively demand for the stock
H. reported The official estimate
OF earnings shows possibility 81
something like 20 or 25So on the
new issue OF STOCK
After listening 90 the protests Of
delegation OF BARRIERS against the
.o-tallod saloon barrier shop, the
ll4uor committee, of which AID
charles W. Burton is chairman,
took the petition requcstins the
separation OF saloons and barber
shops under advlsement
DespIt. q four-weeks' search ny De-
troll police officers, no trace has
been found or Charles ~. Sullman
who is believed 90 have been en-
ploycd as clerk In a Detroit hotel
and for whom a fortune Of $4,000
is waiting In brunswick, Mo. De-
tcctives Horrigau and Mckay have
looked in vain for Sttllman.
Oswald -. Quininn. formerly In the
government service In " Washington,
has been added tp the force 81
clerks In the local ofnce OF the
United States steamboat inspeo-
tors. Extra work resulting from en-
furcoment OF the seaman law. has
pecessitatcd the employment OF nd
ditiondl help.
Detroit turkeys are barred from
Windsor unless cooked. The qunr-
antinc established last year be-
cause Of the outbreak ~ the foot
and mouth disease In Michigan and
other states. Us still In force aC-
cordiuE 20 the collector OF customs
IA Windsor. The embargo Affects
all fresh meats
Major Frederick Fuger. 4. =. 4. re-
tired. - critically ~ I'm hi. home
in Crosse poiutc from BriEht's
disease. \ specialist was brought
from New York. Monday but little
hope Us held out for the recovery
Of the patient Mrs. Fuger IS a
daughter OF Mrs. Theodore Hall, Of
Crosse Pointe.
The third school savings bsnk was
opened In the Bellevue school.
Monday Although the bank OPEN
cd half an hour In advance or IN"
opening session 81 school there
was such rush of deposits that W
was necessary 10 open ~ again
during the noon intcrHisston Al
together IL accounts were opened
for total or $3.50
Security Trust Co, trustee In bank
ruptcy for the Roland stack Co.
garment dealers. has made dts-
tribution OF assets to creditors
Amounting to four per cent An
earlier payment OF eight per cent
was made when the company went
into voluntary liquidation The trust
company hopes Co make another
four per cent distribution from the
remaining assets
Arthur Morrow Lewis will lecture
this evening In 81 Andrews hail ut
u m on The evolution OF prop
crty." Mr.. Lewis has arranged
set debate with John 4. White. ~
the Henry George association, on
single tax versus Socialism. IN
tho same hall Dec. !. AZ both de-
bntcrs are considered tho best
equipped IN this country, IL Is eN-