The Detroit times., 1915-02-17
IN DETROIT

Art
~ NV. =. 9. HusAes. % Philadsi-
sDA1as oneverssty seerstsry 81 ne
fYosbyterian board sof education.
Vii preach In the Central Presoy-
te{ian church Wednesday evening ~
$50 Arsn.r 2: futile. g re Usi.ss
SSesker In Palestine lodge house.
xbursdey noon. Feb. AZ. The SPEAK,
mg Will follow luncheon. and wiz
begin - 1880 o'clock
e Cs... o. :: S., ssss dee :. s.. Co.,
London, Ont. Mr.. Chiera WAS 81
years old and had lived In London
- yeArs. operating one OF the iarg-
wss Wsli1sno " n In pi Detroit. fire.
eHsntiy visiting his brother In sn's
bs1ssy d. walde. has left the Packard
Lo4oe Car Co. NTH. which ne 80
sss ss o ciGi Ss caSl.s MOI
tor Cor Co. In an important capacity.
M. Walden started with the Pack
srd aimos, e. the bottom s, O. the s iss
%snssSr and 'Sics,prssiSsnt-
49, ,. ,Csaersoe1 Ass sees Hels
70 succeed the late Jcdwtn l. Thomp-
son. He Z sucsssdsd - vic srIasur.
sr. who also as general manager
Christian II. Hecker conttnues a.
secretary and takes on the rdai.
sSc dS ns s HseS.r
tute the board OF Adirectors
1snes whitcenh Dreugher. ID: D. sne-
cessoR Of RSBert ,. Dufdette In tAe
Temple Baptist church IL Los An
ssa s,sor T,l sP "naay IN a shs $50 n n n
ssFour looks and choice" DR..
Brouxhsr Is said to be lifted for the
Ycle Of successor to the famous BOD
rrenchinx every week to the largest
regular CONGREGATION In the world.
br. n. 3. Dartholsnsew, medical inADect-
~, - the .tsts ses5S a Hem cn,n.
that Michigan il. a vsritabie hotbed
here. he said, than IN ali the terri-
ives. os e the sraSeFns o. f0 sse
cause OF such o condition. he cited AZ
health Inspection provided for In the
Iuced in the Michigan legislature.
besisas 20 stAe ssmber Of 51Iooo have
bees ssBnitted BY 1900 scntest..t.
in the Made I'm the y. y, contest
being conducted by the Board az t
tnIs number. however. only $4,000 OF
OF the contest. The judges will be:
Sward Fref Ea!ie,p president s 1 Sc she
James Keely. editor OF the chicago
Herald, and Charles ID. Frey. trade
mark and patent law expert ofCh
cago.f
sasisfactory repSrt.. cen.ia-
conditions. were submitted to stock
holders OF Berry Bros, lnc.. In their
annual meeting The following were
Thcmss Berry. Edward W. Pendieton.
George II. Russell, Edwin Lodge; Of
ncers reelected are: President,
Frank w Blair; yice-grssidents,
ds sS%s' t ssssS snd George George Raa
sei. secretary, Edwin Lodge: as
sistant treasurer. w. r. Carnegie;
s. sis1sn' ms sssssssryj Jane. steven ns
tpank REVERB. Of Ne. 1850 81. Aubin-
ave-. nearly solved. the problem Of
eating for NOTHING without visiting
Gotorcycie Officer Harry McKay but
| the latter spoiled the plan by nab
| hing Frank. early Wednesday morn
Ing Mrs SossPhine Mi .Ss baard.
. Ing house. begged the police late
| last Mat to rush an officer to her
| home. She said Reverb had board
. that when she asked him. for some
. money, Tuesday. she found that he
was packing up his effects prepara-
tory to denarssr, ndx for o. ,sS%s place
. Grasping. Motorcycle Officer Mckay
sped to the house and locked ! up
.Rewera on the charge Of defrauding
. boarding house keeper
llsehlgan Bsnkers' nssocfstion n
sending out an appeal to members
ressntatiyss IN their districts u. to sup
pending In the Legislature. One OF
the bills Endorsed Is that appropriat-
Ing 100000 To pay rewards already
for 7ss miles OF good roads con-
attracted since July 1, 1914, which
the state has been unable to pay be-
sS tns J. if e.. H Rassss
was declared Unconstitutional. The
committee also Endorses the proposed
new automobile tax bill. which pro-
horsepower and weight combined.
p1ee Ter che sshired girI- was made
~ Dr.. william Wilson, Of the Flor
ence Crtttenton home, In an address
before the Political and civic league
should be given an opportunity TO
enjoy herself occasionally and should
not be required to receive her COM
ps1y in nncomfortabie s or unpresento
many girls shun domestic service.
declared the doctor. IL because OF
the unsatisfactory social conditions.
The league Endorsed the proposed
law designed to bar all saloons from
the immediate vicinity. Of schools
and churches. regardless OF the
length OF time they have been es-
sbest Hubbard, who Has made . for
eune ~ edvertising hinself. csne %
spsns t the evening with sss. employees
81 the Packard Motor Car Co. whom
ne addressed on Cooperation" II
was . characteristic Hubbard speech,
full OF Wit and anecdote; the sub
snr was ets'y and %n' IN
1ntervieW, before his address,, Mr..
Hubbard criticized the administra-
tion's economic policy, following the
usual Republican custom OF blarnirss
hot 70 his liking. Nevertheless. he
Wa willing to predict BOOM on
account Of the war. that will make
M all rich" He said that Henry
xSrS plan; appeal ~, to o1 HIM vsTy
Ford 4. doing . tremendous amount
q .ia-wi.ter Baptist state Se.om-
lnnfiOnal rally beuan IN Detroit on
Tuesday evening and will continue
through "wednesday. the Rev. g. =.
nSsday morning. when the Rev. John
n Moore OF New York, was the
principal speaker. Miss Ella ID. Nc
Laurin. Of Chicago. soeaks this at
r.. o Rev as ~ ss n Port S,
Huron. presioIng.. The sessions are
bolnr held in the Woodward ave.