The Detroit times., 1915-12-13
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Arthur Morris Lewis will coatinse
his series 81 lectures Tuesday even
ing I'm st. Andrews hall. speaking
on Bishop spaidlng's latest book.
Socialism and Labor"
Mig posters bearing the horse drivers
pledge of kindness 90 his horses are
being posted about the city as q
reminder that the dumb beasts neeo
extra care In winter storms snd 10 u,s as
paign the Animal Welfare associa-
ton is starting.
Funeral services for Edward r. Wake
Acid. who died saturday In s,s is
from the residence Of his brother
in-law. II. w. Coats. No. 216 Pal
iister,avs. Tuesday; va.i; at p: m; r.ns In.
sshs Whs was @ formerly ' Miss Jennie
stansbury. OF Detroit. and one child.
An united navy of all the civilized
nations .. what ts needed 20 Insure
gument OF the Rev. J. Estlin Car
chester college. oxford, who spoke
ssrian sSqany esvsGh gsens Hs ssd .hs s ,ne Euro @
pean war Is a conflict between force
and law. England viii fight II 10
finish. he predicted.
Il. Il. Chapmss and Robert Hubbert
have retired from the real estate
and insurance business OF the
Rothwell Chapman Co, and with
the entrance Into the Arm OF 4. r.
SaynarH' shanssS to 'as the RoaSwell, Rsr Maynsrd
Co, me sidney Rothwell Is presi-
dent and secretary. Mr.. Maynard
vice. resident and treasurer. and b'
A. Bradley assistant secretary.
Mrs. Anne CsstiGIione Has been named
by Judge Command ~ special sd-
ministratrix OF the estate OF her
husband. who was shot to death a
few days ago by men 6eiievsa ed TO to
Hand. In the documentary fles
submitted to Judge Command was
draft payable to castig ii9nes
was In the mans pocket at the
time he was slain.
Mr~. libby Robinson. . weli-kaown
Jewish charity worker. died sun
aSrpsr fny sf'efnepn sosoita a. Mrs Robinson Re-
was the widow OF Moses Robinson,
and had been a resident OF Detroit
for over so years or late yeers
daughter, Mrs. Charles Frank, No.
no Brush-st.. where funeral ser.
vices will be held Tuesday, at 2
o'clock. Four sons and four daush-
ters survive.
Frank l.. Prouty. . well knewn Nv:
cry man. died In his home No. %
Brainardst.. Sunday afternoon. at
the age OF 81 years. fo,I1w,ng ,n an
was a member OF an old Vermont
family and his body will be taken
east to his birthplace for burial In
Vermont. He is survived by.
widow and one SON. Frederick
Zion T.. Prouty,. and three brother
and a sister In Vermont.
Two debating team. Of the Detroit
potential presidents, ragged the
Old Monroe doctrine through an.
other series of therefoires" and
this age 1t was a hard-fought
battle. but Charles III. Culver. Char
les H. culver. Charles ID. Lynch
a, gave il TO the eyes There was q
vocal saia by David Barnett and
a violin solo by Chester Libermann.
The funeral Of Robert N. Adams. on.
Of the oldest contractors and eivIi
engineers In Detroit, was held from
the home. No tsl selden-ave.. at 3
o,c,ock Monday afternoon. Mr.. Ad-
ans was a. years OF age; lie sup,
brick paving in Detroit, and had
charge of the construction of the
hrst electric railroad here. widow.
two sons and r, SIX srsnacn,'qnen w,li bn n Ever.
green cemetery.
Americs II con the way Co the hell
prepared for the nation that fcrEets
God" according to the Rev. James
VI BAT KEY. pbstOT VI
Presbyterian church. He made the
statement Sunday evening In his
= sermon. I'm which he declared that
the American people have laid the
moral law on the table. He COM
mended the Roman Catholic church
for Its organization OF Holy Name
societies as q protest against pro-
family.
Changing business conditions, Affect
Ing the future of their business,
have led the directors Of the Free
Press Printing Co. for many years
well-known show printers, to de.
eide to go out OF business. At
meeting. Saturday. the formal de-
cision to retire from the feld was
made and Thomas and Robert Will
Hanson, who have been the active
officers OF the company. will sell
the machinery and equipment and
wind up the affairs OF the corpor-
alton.
Over In LorRndeRhue. Belgium. n
seven-yesr-oid Osksr vsn Docrne.
That is to say. he IL there IL the
German soldiers haven't routed
him. His father and mother are In
the United States fighting each 9TH
er. Mrs. Van Doorne. who lives at