The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-11
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city Forester Hunter has ON exhlbtttOn
In the park and boulcy ard depart me mt
office case showing the various
kinds OF insects and scales that IN
fest the trees OF the city Any prop
crty-ownor who wants To know Just
what kind OF scale II Is tnat Is at
lacking his shade trees can look me
pictures over. identify his brand or
criminals and tinu out how TO Kill the
pests. Although larger funds for the
nghting VI insects Will be asked Tor
IN the budget this year the depart
m"nt viii appreciate and require the
AID OF citizens In killing OF the para
sites.
The Rev. Gnius Glenn Atkins, ID. d., In
his sermon. "Are There Any short
cuts To Health and Character" sun
day evening. mildly criticised the En-
manuel movement. which is becoming
of general interest In the Episcopal
churches Of Detroit. especially
through the class In mental thera-
pcutlcs held weekly by Or. s. $. Mar
uuis. of 81. Paufs cathedral. DR.. AT
kins expressed the utmost confidence
In Or. Marquis, as well as in DIR. Wot
movement. Nevertheless, he ques-
toned the wisdom OF the methods
employed.
The annual banquet Of the Harvard
club In Michigan was held In the
Detroit club Saturday evening. about
- or 90 members being present. DR..
;. H. Knight acted as POSTMASTER.
The speakers were jerry -. Greene.
ton. who is making tour OF the
west; Robert J. Cary II Chicago;
president OF the Associated Harvard
clubs OF America: Dean John q. Reed.
OF the University OF Michigan; J.
Remscn Bishop. principal OF the East
ern High school. Frederick H. Bliss.
principal OF the Detroit University
school. and Supt. OF Schools w. {.
Martlndale.
Maurice de Nries. n member OF the De-
troit musical colony for the last 10
wears. Will become member or inc
vocal faculty OF the Chicago Musical
college. and Will take up his duties
with that institution In the autumn.
Mr. de- Nries came to Detroit 10 take
charge OF the vocal department OF
the Michigan Conservatory OF Music,
hut for some time has been teaching
in his private studio. Lately he has
divided his time between Detroit ana
Toledo He came to Detroit after
filling an engagement with the Met
ropolitan opera company. Mr. dc
Nrics Will also become a member or
the board of directors OF the Chicago
college
st. FIorinu'. Polish Catholic church.
HoIbrook-avc. and PoIand-st., was
dedicated sunday morning, the ~
Rev. John :. Foley ooiiViating Polish
organizations from the various con-
gregations OF the city met at Rus
sell-st. and Canfield-ave. and marched
To the new church. Father Zml(ew-
ski Ia pastor of the church. which
has a membership OF over $50 fam
ilcs The building is OF brick and
stone and cost s50.000. The basement
viii be used for social and lodge pun
poses. while the school Will he on the
second floor. The church proper VIII
occupy the fret floor. which has a
seating capacity for about 1000.
els Capitalism PracticnIt" was the topic
ON which William u. Bonn. Instructor
I'm rhetoric at the University Of Mich
igan. spoke To large audience OF
Socialists In SchwRnkovsky nall. sun
day afternoon. He argued that the
social conditions brought about by
the Capitalistic system VIII eventu-
ally force the triumph or socialism.
The progress made by socialism
must depend upon economic develop
nents and the crucial moment never
can be forcseen but IL IL. nevertheless,
sure he said THE trusts. which
now offer their fiercest opposition.
Will have paved the way FOR the fruit
'tiOn ct the benefits arising from The
new system.
city Treasurer Max &. Koch will soon
send out notices Co Delinquent tax
payers SO that their property may not
fall into the hands OF tax ute sharks
The Increase In the amount 81 tax
delinqucncies he's been large the past
year ard IL g. probable that some
extra clerks will be asked for this
year in the tax collecting division.
Last wear there were 81 pages Of de-
scriptions OF delinquent Special taxes
while this year there arc 13S pages OF
such, descriptions. Clerks In that di-
vision of the city treasurer's Office In
sist that their work Is piling up be-
yond their ability to keep up. but the
city treasurer has not vet decided as
to asking for additional men
DIR. Lee =. NcCoIIester. In the Church
OF our Father. sunday evening. began
"a series OF weekly lectures on noted
men and famous events In American
history. his topic being Samuel
Adams and the Boston Tea Party"
The speaker said that by some Sam