The Detroit times., 1915-10-29
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quantities. the erocers In the COM
pany expect To save the profits they
now give TO the wholesalers. The
new company opened Its warehouse
at No. il6i Bellevue-ave.. Thursday.
William q. Cussick Is president OF
the company; George w. Vein
berg. vice president: Arthur Wendt.
secretary. and w. Ws-f'ryer. treas
urer.
The Gee. ". black estssc IL. hold
ings In the Michigan Malleable
Iron Co. In addition 20 those OF
the Mcmillan interests. giving him
stock OF the corporation. Accord
ing TO notice iiled In the office
OF the county clerk. the capital
stock OF the company. which Us
10000 shares OF common and 10000
shares OF per cent preferred
stock. each share OF par value
~The scicnec Of Psychology m applied
Ia salesmnnshlp" wns the subject
Francisco. spoke TO members or the
Salcsnianship club In the Board OF
Commerce auditorium. Thursday
night. Efficiency should be the
%as ssSsy IN o,d 'hs bushes T,sn wS sld
complished. system can find cut
mistakes or losses. but IL cannot
correct them. system and scienti-
hc management are only two
phases OF this great term"
The 200 members. Of the uniform
guard from thc Detroit reviews Of
the Woman's Beneat association or
the Maccabees. who attended the
laying Of the cornerstone of the
home office building at Port Huron.
Oct 20. will vancouver for motion
pictures. Sunday afternoon. In front
OF the club rooms, No. 29s Ran
dolph-st: The L. NJ II. guard. in
their military uniforms. VIII give
an exhibition drill of fancy figures.
These pictures. with those taken
of the laying OF the corner stone,
will be shown In some of the lead
ing show houses I'm the city.
Prof. william ID. Henderson,. junior
professor Of physacs and director Of
the University OF Michigan extern
sion course. will give public lee
ture. Monday afternoon. In the De-
troit Museum OF Art on Dollars
and sense in education" This lee
ture VIII open the year for the
Northwestern Woman's club under
whose auspices IL will be held. Ar
engagements have been made for
kindergarten. with an. attendant.
children during the lecture. There
will be two songs by Miss Ger
trude Odien. contralto.
Parke, fDavts q Co.. has Just received
WORD that the Brittsh government
has issued permit To bring out
from Rotterdam an important ship
ment OF barium peroxide. pur-
chased in Germany before March 7.
but not forwarded until after that
date. The application and accom-
panying proofs were prepared by
G. NJ Woodruff. counsel Cor Parke.
Davis a. Co, and presented through
the foreign trade adviser OF the
state department. Notwithstanding
many circulars. importers are re-
ceiying informing them that the
expert services or the scnders are
absolutely necessary TO secure
proper attention 10 such appllca-
tions. Parke. Davis g. CO. noticed
no delay because such services
were not engaged.
Mr-. Clara y. Arthur. founder Of the
playground movement In Detroit,
and Mrs. Joanna Won Wagner.
head OF the Chase-st. social settle
ment work. spoke. Thursday after
noon, In the philanthropy and re-
form department Of the Twentieth
Century club on the need OF bath
Ing facilities for the poor and their
instruction along hygienic lines.
Mrs. Arthur urges the city TO sup
ply portable bath houses In the
congested parts of the city. which
can. she says. be- Installed at cost
not exceeding 500 each. In the
Chasc-st. settlement there is only
one bathtub I'm the entire commun-
fty. The speakers also advocated
more Fairgrounds and public laun-
dries
The tw~nty-aNh anniversary OF the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent associ-
alton was celebrated in Arcadia
hall, Thursday night. and 200
initiates were added to the mem
bership. Michigan members now
number 1000, and the total national
membership, $4,000. Delegates
from 80 branches throughout the
state were welcomed by Mrs. Alice
Dilworth, OF Detroit. supreme trus-
tee. The Initiation was conducted
by Miss Kate Mahoney. worthy SUI
premc president OF the order. The
speakers were: Mrs. Joanna Boye,
OF Ann Arbor supreme recorder;
Mrs. Mary Costello OF Brooklyn.
supreme treasurer Henry Doran
G. NJ. 3. A.: Mayor Marx and the
Rev. Walter Marion. chancellor OF
Bishop Foley.
The Prudential Film Co.. OF Detroit.
enters the motion picture manufnr-
turing Held this week. In "A meet
Ing. "Wednesday afternoon. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent and general manager. willard
II. GoSdfellow. OF Detroit vice.
president. Andrew III. Green. Jr.. OF
the Solvay Process Co.. treasurer,
Herman weingarden. Detroit, Sec
rotary. +. NJ. Allworth. Windsor.
Ont The company has a paid up
capital of $4,000 and n resolution
was adopted. increasing IL to $780,
900. All Of the officers. together
with one more TO be elected later.
will form the board of directors.
The company viii Immediately
construct an indoor studio and Will
begin tho making OF pictures next
week. under the direction OF Mr..
Goodfellow. The product will be
known AZ Green Seal Films" The
head office OF the company Will be
at No. 10 Woodward AVE.
The nth consecutive season for the
Y. ~. e.. a. real estRte course. nm
der the direction OF Harry II. Clough,
secretary OF the Detroit Real
, Estate board, VIII open Friday
night. at ,:3O o'clock. in the Y. nj.