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The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
suburban News
HOUSES NEEDED
IN WYANDOTTE

wYANDOTTE. Mich, Feb. 2l.-
Scarcity OF rentable houses is being
felt severely In this city.
With all factories In the neighbor
hood working at full capacity, anc
constantly adding employees. the de
mand for houses by families now
coming TO the city Is fast exceeding
the supply. while building is very
dull, and according TO authorities on
the matter, much more expensive. In
some houses. two and three families
are crowded In space which comfort
ably takes care OF but one. his con
dition being found not only in the
foreign settlements, but in other
quarters as well
, Announcement that Sanders u
brennan. agents for the Detroit Riv-
or Improvement Co., which owns
real estate in the far southern end
of, the city, will build about zoe
homes on their subdivision, is being
counted on To take care OF the
housing proposition shortly, and bus.
mess circles are eagerly awaiting
news of the beginning OF work on
the new project.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

formation OF the new Knights Tenn
At ]. w. Aston's office. No. Is Victor
se the p.,,,1DS Dc s1sctsd 70 get ,rs
warded 20 the grand commandery
heads, asking for dispensation 10 or
ganlze commandery here. II 10
probable that officers Will be selected
At the meeting. Thus far q Knights
nave stated that they will sign the
Miss Alberta Douglas. of No. 1877
California ave, entertained so guests
saturday evening at her home. the
occasion being her birthday ami
Mrs L. C. Donaldson. OF No. 200
Highland ave. sold the 5o-foot lot of
Mrs. Marie Il. Forbrich. at No f66
Highland-ave.. to August school, Of
No. 210 smith-aye.
Inyitation: are being sent by the
school to the members OF the depai L
msnt Of super intendence OF the Ma
tional Education association to meet
IN Detroit this week. asking them to
inspect the new high school here. The
tSs rspa SSssn Of fHsi Ers.ss
and its ,schools during the last Ave
years. the total population and the
total school census having been
quadrupled during this period. Thir-
ty-fve hundred educators. from all
the eduestionsi sessions to be held
Sessions will be held In the Arcadia,
snd snd the Hotels statier. Tuller and
william Hs1nis; Of Hishi:nd.svs..
Ing spent last week IN Grand RAPIDS.
attending the Michigan Retail Hard
ware Dealers convention.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
BIRMINGHAM

The wenonah club viii meet satur-
day, Feb. 26 in the home of Miss
Mar jorie McCrumb. In Southheld.
Mrs Belle Jennings is visiting her
Highland Park.
Robert Iaight, OF Alton. H., spent
Sunday in the home ~ Mrs. l. p.
wooster on Pierce-st.
Mrs Henrietta Weber is III in her
Mrs. Edward Benedict. OF Detroit,
Is guest OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs: Albert Bradway, soutnfield.
The Log Capin club will hold a
shoot. Thursday afternoon.
college In Ypsilenti. spent Saturday
and sunday with her father. James
Phillips. south Woodward-ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Simons. OF Ere.
mont. were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Parks has gone 20
Harper hospital. Detroit. TO undergo
an operation.
The Rockwell farm. on the Frank
lin road. which consists OF ESQ acres.
has has, been sold for $500 an acre to De-
John Beard has gone 20 Toronto.
Ont, to visit friends and relatives.
The Oakland County Equal Suffrage
VIII hold a meeting at the home OF
ave. saturdAy afternoon. Feb. 2s, for
ISOLATION OF suffr&gists.
w Scott Jones has sold a piece %:
ana sr1Sx In h,oomsld fnr Sas to Luther s. Trow
sunday with Ralph cunnlnshsm. in in
Harry Harnick. Of Pontiac. spent
Saturday and Sunday with his moth
er. Mrs. Gertrude Harnick. Town
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
TRENTON

At a meeting held Saturday after:
noon the MonEuagon township board
approved the plat OF the Sibley Park
subdivision, which includes the charter
land around the old soda ash factory
blues, In the money-raielng cam
paien OF the NJ y. church. Will sivo q
chicken pie supper Wednesday even
ing In the chapel.
Adelphic and Olympic Literary So
cietiss. newly-organised High school
bodies. will join In a debate Tuesday
evening. A program Will also be
given.
ed Adelphic Literary society are:
Clinton Klight. president: Clara Wash
er. vice -presidcnt; Goldie Reno, Sec
retary-treasurer. and Marion Bailey.
member Of the program committee
for the next meeting.
Robert Labo. ~, we'll known In
fraternal circles. died Sunday morn
ing In the home Of his mother. Mrs.
Margaret 1.abo. Fourth and Cherry
SITS. The late Mr.. L.abo was a brother
OF Marshal John LAbo. and was un-
married. He was a member OF the
Trenton lodge, Foresters Of America
and the Loyal Order OF Moose. Funeral
services will be held Tuesday after
noon at y. m, from the Presbyter-
ian church. under the direction OF the
Foresters Of America. Burial will be
In Bioomdale cemetery.
Besides his mother and brother
John. the late Mr.. IAbo is survived
by n brother Jerome. and sister.
Mrs. Kate Bondie. Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
YPSILANTI

Miss Mary Hoovsr's- duties a. city
visittnG nvree began Monday.
Miss Mabel Newell. OF the Prospect
mcsnns ~hsi. sss VIII fH pssnS 2smsin n,.
til Wsdnesday to attend the N. e
The B. sharp club will meet Tues
d%:y Day .eysninE TSnE In the studio OF Miss
A son was born Saturday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowerman.
Word has been received from Texas
:n@ %rs De e'T'n Pny OF Mr.: son De- 70 fay
graduated from the Normal and Mr.
De Puy 10 a son OF Edward De Puy,
Of Saline, and attended the Univer-
H. Ray Russell. a wen-known Nor
NAL graduate. began teaching Mon
day morning In the mathematics de-
partment Of the Highland Park high
Miss, Bertha Roman. Of Mt. Pleas
ant. and Miss Helen Frost, OF the
Kalamazoo Normal. will act az Judges
In the Normal indoor meet.
ton with the United Pressed Steel
A joint meeting OF the Presbytsr-
ian Aid society and the Missionary
in he~home OF Mrs. N. D. Yerkes
Election Of officers will occur at this
time.
Ut. ~. NJ. Morey ana uau8nter, MISS
Jennie. will return May 1 from St
George Van Blarcum will enter
| tain the stony Creek Crescent Aid
| society Thursday in the Grange hall
William b. Eddy. Theodore f.
schaibie and W. d. Penniman com
pose the committee which will have
charge OF the Masonic dinner to be
given Tuesday evening in honor OF
members who have been Masons "a
J years.
. Ennis II. Twist will GO to Ann
! Arbor Friday to attend the meeting
of the Southeastern Michigan Road
/ commissioners institute to he held
| In the university In connection with
the course In highway work. Hon.
| Frank :. Rogers, state highway COM
| missioner. VIII be one OF the speak
ers.
supt. II. NJ. Cook. OF tho Pelham
Manor. New York school. visited his
sister, Mrs. Il. NJ. Beall. over Sunday.
lie was at the Normal college Mon
day looking up new teachers for his
eastern school He will spend the
week In Detroit attending the n. Il
\. department OF superintendenee
meetings.
Baird, son OF DR.. II. A. Leeson. is
Rev. f. NJ. Mulock rendered his
resignation sunday as pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. lie states he
has made no plans for the future.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

with with Mrs A. ". Ngmner OF 10,
ia Windcmcre-ave.
Miss Ruth Marks. of Windemere-
| ave. is very Ill In one OF the Detroit
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lille. of No. 24o
| Ferris ave. entertaineo the Young
| Peoples society OF the First Metho-
| dist church, on Friday evening.
News OF the proposed enlargement
| Of the Ford Motor Co. plant. as was
expected. had the effect Of boosting
real estate values out Woodward
during the last week that there has
been an unusual amount of activity
| In many of the subdivisions out
Woodward ave. az far as Royal oak
| tho announcement. We h"rn -'u''' A
| out rapidly as result OF the A.
nouncement
\ new architectural and building
| firm has been formed ror the transar
| tlon Of business in Highland Park
]. H. BENJAMIN has associated him
self WIN NJ. .. straight who has
ward-aNc.. ana the firm name Is Ben
jamin n Straight.
Bert Van Giesen paid a fine OF Se5
and costs of $40 in Justice Ianagans
court on the charge OF failure to com
| ply with the village plumbing laws
In INSTALLING work at the local high
school The charge was made by
Miss Agnes ladd. student at Ypsi
lanti. spent the weekend with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank Ladd. OF
No. SO LOuisc-avc.
Considerable activity continues 10
be shown in local building operation
in Highland Park as was evidenced
by the big list OF permits for new
structures issued during the past
week by building Inspector Farwell.
The total estimated cost OF the struc-
lures repre- sented in the permits Is
sued was s2o2,6S5.
lied in Highland Park. Will hold n
Glcndai"-aNc. high school. II is ex-
pcctCd bai Leroy Prrinc. former edi.
Tor of - NJ Ferry & cos catalogue.
viii talk ou .he selection OF seeds for
sprinE planting. All persons inter
estod i'm garden work are invited to
attend tht meeting.
o. +. iangley. of NJ. iIS Highland
atr. has returned from business
trip tO Toronto, ont.
AlcNaudcr ltopkirk. OF Royal oak.
has purchased the Lox cabin grocery.
at No. 3l22 Woodward ave, near Pal
mer-b blvd. and desires To assure the
public that he win carry an excep-
tional line OF meats and groceries at
reasonable prices,
The Washington banquet for the
Sunday school of the Methodist
church viii begin sharply at Gas.
Tuesday evening
\ meeting VIII be held We'd sday
evening by those interested In the
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
WILL CELEBRATE
BIRTHDAY OF
WASHINGTON

wYANDOTTE. Mich, Feb. 21.-
Washington. birthday will be an
active holiday in this city. The
Colonial Girls club will give a
dancing party in the Oddfellows
temple in the evening. and the Mod.
ern Woodmen OF America will give
"A similar party in the Arbeiter hall
The Presbyterian Dorcas society
will serve supper in the church
basement ia the evening
Washington lodge. Knights OF
Pythias viii celebrate its sixteenth
anniversary m the new Pythian
castle, with thc Martha Washing.
tor lodee Pythian sisters. partici-
pa,ing Beside these. numerous
house parties and similar functions
are g, heduled.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
Mortuary

BICe<ElS--Aliss Clara, at Harper hos
Pital, Feb. 80. Isle. daughter Of
Mrs. John Biskei, sister Of 0eorse.
!iGencss. s' ~ sssidw,s..s.,:.i s1s,:i fi%s fIS%
H*RDY-At his late residence. s7s
Su:Ss%a os y o.ssrud: Ssris' r. ~ ana 7.ISy; 7:,Ssr
9r Mr.. William Mann, char!ss M,
don. MtG Miohssi N.sei and Aga
his asusSs.r. iss fischera:t, ss.c'Sss Notice os
OF time later.
EnICksoN-Feb. 20, at Receiving
husband Of Anna ana s ssspf.sser ss.Svsa Of
Charles Brahs. Services at Nell +.
suliiyan's chapel. $40 Oakwood- :
syea Tussday at . .. m. Interment
s.Scnas.. rsb .I.s rs q z,
years. beloved wife OF Gustav
I1eischer and dear mother OF Mrs.
May McHuFh and daughter OF the
1Sts John People and Mary People.
Tuesday. p. m.
JATksON-John j.. Feb. 10. 1915. ~
loved husbsnd OF Maria l., father
OF Charles II: and Edward c. Jack
tsrmsni At Rsdfcrd. vie auto
xhSME.cT'b; SnIS. Fl =, 70, iSls: HUSH, beloved I'd
brother. Of Margaret and Michael
and Mrs. B. Casey. Funeral from
residence, 500 Morrell-st., wednes-
day at s:s0, and Holy Redeemer
church. AZ 10 o'clock.
rSlcr.rss; -. ., a. ths G rs,ldsnee sa,s .sS 81
Sstdeo ave- Erancee c. beloved
widow OF the late J. De witt Price.
mother OF Miss Mae and J. r. Price.
Funeral . frsm rsCs,denss Caa Of & her sis,
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
TO SPEAK ON
ALCOHOL AND
PUBLIC HEALTH

TRENTON, Mich. Feb. 21.-"Ai
cohol and public health" is the sub
ject OF the public lecture. which will
be given Friday evening in the
Presbyterian church. by the Rev
John Steele. associate secretary OF
the Presbyterian Temperance board
The Rev. George Guichard. local
Presbyterian pastor, announces Mon
day that every one in the village
was welcome. and that no collection
would be. taken. 1nis is the first
public lecture on temperance which
has been given in this village for
some time.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

Itr. I.lrspr.sI Nin.-.t
-lpp.l a4 aH .-t Sidewalk saturday
AMI Sc stn 'i t,r 'rlt Wr, Dr. e "
o,lrirI attended upr and set the
fr0.furr
pddrellow nrd independent bowling
team roii Npuda5 evening. ln a city
l'IHug scheduled match.
iWport1rf lus inc-s VIII he trans
acted "Wednesday evening AZ n spe-
ri8l neHtius uf tha SilGoOdfcuOws
eiur % lhe Ii, rooms
Poll suuuuHrud Monday mornint;
ftrf warrant had been issued
AGAINST tTb prom n"ut Wvandottc
nt"u ipI alleged Violation of Sire side
wyik sir1UiuE ordinance
William ilfuIrtuk. state president
"f tn' Michigan Postal Clerks as.
E"elstiru. ts attending toe conference
iu NtlaWp pg"0
ti.ttrN II. ker has returned TO To-
l"do Hti"f o short visit with his
parent
Nirs Elwood viii entertain the
Social clrec vf th' M,tht,ilst " II.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

NJ s.. Friday afternoon, in her home
d. o. r. N. club members. at a
the name OF the Organization to the
Alpha Sigma Phi" sorority. with
meetings every Thursday, evening
The Misses Florence and Marian
Morsette. Orange-st., will entertain
Thursday.
Harley Buhr. Toledo. visited his
parents here over the week
Mrs N. @. Bowbeer. Biddle ave,
Will entertain the congregational
Tony Smiegei well-known local
wrestler. and Joseph Probolski, De-
troit. will hold match. Feb. %, In
City offices will be closed Tuesday.
Wsshington's birthday. City Clerk
Charles Block and city Treasurer
James Hcadman announced Monday.
Congregational Ladies' auxiliary
sale" Mar 3 in the church psrlors.
John sullivan. ex-city ,lerk. viii
form partnership with Richard j.
Lynch. formerly Of the Lynch n Gin.
begin business In the Lynch a. Ghnzel
store. Mr. sullivan is now with the
Gartncr Hardware co. Mr. Ginzel
Will open furniture store on the
corner OF Kim and Second-sts.
James lIealy. of Muskegon. visited
friends here sunday.
Mrs. T.. y. clark, Nine-st.. VIII en-
tertain the Womens association OF
the Congregational church, Wednes-
day afternoon.
Charles Gcnthc returned Sundny
from 4 trip to New York.
Miss Mary Donovan, Maple-s has
recovered from "A recent illness.
The Misses Viola and Alva Stielcr.
VI sic Drouillard. Lillian Bessey. Lii
Ian Benjamin and Alice Bunell have
returned to their studies In lpsilanti
amending
week END here with their parents.
CONGREGATIONAL sunday school Off
ciats nave arranged to have the an
nual excursion to Tnshmoo on July
IS
L. o. NJ meets Tuesday eveninS
I'm Moose temple.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
CULTURED MORE
LIKELY TO BE
MENACE

RABBI FRANKLIN.


are few and need not seriously al.
fright U.s." said the rabbi. "Cer.
tainly they are no valid argument
for the Wholesale restriction Of i'm
migration. Taken In the large those
who come here TO dig our bitches.
tunnel our mountains. and build our
roads are not only less dangerous.
but vastly more necessary than
those who come saturated with for.
eign culture, and so full OF the ideals
and spirit OF their native lands that
they cannot, even IL they would, en-
ter with fullest sympathy into the
spirit Of American life and institn-
tions.
"Americanism is an attitude to-
ward life. viewpoint. IN outlook.
The adoption of our language and
social customs is only q small part.
1t is the easiest step.
Il have only words Of commenda-
ton for the Board Of Commerce and
board Of education. who are working
with so many Of our large industrial
institutns In giving the foreign ele-
ment education, which will At them
to enter American life wholeheart-
ediy.
Language is q bond Of unity. and
only men who understand one an
other can work together sympathet-
ically. Therefore. I have no word
Of criticism for those who. afYording
their employees every advantage In
the way OF education for American
citizenship. demand that they shall
take out citizen papers before ad-
vancement Will be given them.
Mere uniformity of speech, or in
deed formal acceptance OF citisen-
ship in this land. is only q step to-
ward the higher Americanism which
Is spiritual and intellectual rather
than physical In character.
After all. II Ia true that most OF
those who knock at our door come
filled with the hope that they shall
not only find material betterment,
but also some embodiment of the
spirit OF human brotherhood. The
shock, the disappointment that
greets many an immigrant who
comes with his soul on fire with
hope and happy anticipation to find
instead OF the paradise OF his
dreams, sordid wretchedness, cruel
competitions and a depth Of misery
greater than he left behind, makes
1t difficult for him to get over the
feeling that somehow fate has de.
ceived him cruelty. If he Is a man
of red blood he is apt TO rise up
against the land which, in his view.
distorted disappointment, he holds
responsible.
THE employer OF such labor can.
not AFFORD to put bully over such
workmen IL the United States is go.
Ing 10 cope with This situation.
Authority must be humanely exert.
ed. The employer himself must EN-.
body a fine sense of justice. The
men he employs to take charge or
foreigners must embody the spirit
of fair play, and show a willingness
TO give man a chance. They must
hy their attitude preach impressive.
~ to those who are new recruits 10
the great army OF our citizenship.
that to be an American Is a high
privilege, but like every privilege, II
carries It's mighty obligations"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21

In honor OF Miss Rosamond Bei %
trand. of cleveland. Miss Hazelle
Martin, of No. 100 Glendale eu-
tertaincd 10 guests Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs w L. Search. OF No.
64 Highland-ave.. have returned 20
their homie after having spen the
week In Cincinnati
Mrs. J. -. Topy and daughter. Miss
Marie Topy, Of Toledo. o.. are guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. {. Scholl. OF No. Il =
Monterey
Peter w. Murca. OF Aipena. has
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
WORTHWHILE

Humphrey Burdick. an old resident
Of this place. died in Detroit, Friday
Mr Burdick was member OF the
local Allen NJ. Harmon post. No. ais
J. NJ. burgess. The deceased had a
farm m Waterford on which he
raised produce for the local markets
until q short time ago.
Fred G. Taft. Of Detroit. was a
weekend guest OF Worthwhile friends.
Miss Jennie Withey. Of Hillsdale,
has been q recent guest Of friends
r. A. Mccloy was in Detroit. satur-
- All Of the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Is. Browp are conhaed to their
home with throat trouble
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
MOrtusry

PARNELL-Feb. ls. lsis. Sarah =.
stephen r. Parnell and dear moth.-
er OF Fred a.. Mrs. Ida L. Pard;
saranac. Mich. and Edith e. Par
nell. and sister of Mrs. d. Smith.
Mrs. Ida George. Of Alexander.
South Dakota. and Mrs. John Da-
Wis. Of Lockwood. Ohio. Funeral
from residence. l6S Canheid-ave.
west. Tuesday ut 2 .. m, via autos.
sCBROEDER-Elisa Feb. 10.
1915. aged 70 years; rehct of the
late William schroeder and dear
mother OF Mrs. Joseph Goedde and
Francis SCHROEDER. Funeral from
residence, 7is Cadillac. Tuesday At
Interment at Mt. Elliott via auto.
sMITH--Feb. 20, at the residence of
her son: rs Engiewood.sy,y Mary
II. Smith. Funeral services from
residence Tuesday at IL o'clock. In
terment at Howell, Mich.
sTENGER- -MAUs-rsrresis, Feb. -.
ter, Mrs. John stockman. Il Wa.
terloo-st.. beloved wife Of Edward
Stenger and dear mother Of Louise
J. Maus and Mrs. John 6tockman.
Funeral from the residence Of her
daughter. Al Waterloo ST., Tuesday
morning. Feb. 22. At s:a0 q. m. IT.
Joseph's church at 10 a. m. Burial
At Marine City. Mich, via car.
wIEN-Fsb. ~. a. her residence, $40
ter Of Catherine Wien. Notice of
funeral later.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
Flass'fisd essss': | %ots csot 4

Cash with order; II charged. 70 .
No transient advertising inserted
for less than 1Sc with cash fsc II
charged, per insertion.
The above rates apply to all CLASH
ncations except Births. Cards OF
Thsnko. Obituaries, Meeting Notices
and AL ads preceding Male Help.
birth: Deat,,; Cards Of Thanks
charss.. .sSc for 2g words or less. over
2S words one and one-third cents for
each extra word.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-21
RIVER ROUGE

village Clerk Louis Laginess an
nounced Monday morning. that the
Tuesdsy. TTd 0i"ce' "0u'o 0e 'p'" ."
J. c. Chapman. local student In the
Flint school for the deaf. was one OF
the basket ball players from that In.
stitution. who narrowly escaped
death. Friday. when the -. L. ~, In
which they were playing. was de-
stroyed by hre. Chapman visited his
mother here over Sunuay.
Regular meeting Of the G. NJ. n. A..
Monday evening. will he followed by
a pedro party for members.
Election booths will be open Mon.
day from to 8 p. m.
Is s:s'i S:.sa:s: .s:s si:S1ss:' ssss
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MARLowE NOTES

MaFlowe, " Ma Dee A. Ms
May Jack spent Monday in Hasees
town
Miss Della Cole is spendine The
week with relatives in Marunsburs
Miss Hattie Eyerhart spent sun
day with Mrs McCuue.
Mrs. S. {. Dno has been quite
sick for the last few days.
Miss Helen Eyerts spent Sunda.
with Mr. and Mrs T. g. Cole
Ms Emma Wand spent Monday in
Hagerstown.
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year. What could be nicer?
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Kirsons believe that Christmas Savings Clubs
are good thing for the community, both buyers and
sellers They believe il IS the right method to light
en- the burden Of Xmas presents.
To help the cause they will give to every one
purchasing S25 worth Of goods, purchases at both
their stores may be combined, membership book in
Class Of Bank Of 2Lartinsburg Clubs showing ten
weeks payments To 5beh credit For ten whole
weeks You will have nothing to pay in yet you will
share ia the money, next Xmas, Just as If YOU had
paid Ask them about it.
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