The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

evening. DIR. Atwood Is professor
OF geology In the University OF CHI
cago, ana went TO Alaska purely as
geologist making Investigations
for science. When the government
ON mineral deposits. II took the re-
ports OF DIR Atwood az "A basis Tor
a. actions The lecture VIII be IL
Illustrated. Tickets are on sale at
Shechan's bookstore.
Urging men "a exercise more of their
actual powers, Dr. benjamin Fay
Mills. In the Church OF Our Father.
Wednesday afternoon. declared that
futilltE 10 accomplish great things is
largely due 10 mans own llstless APP
plication OF the actual power he
possesses The great problem OF
education is To set men to energlze
AZ the highest point and 10 live up TO
their highest ideals with a positive
force said he. In the evening DR..
Mills addressed another large au-
dtence on Dead gods and the living
God Thursday afternoon the topic
The over soul VIII be discussed.
and Thursday evening, Can modern
men practice the sermon on the
mount
Special telephone exchanges Will he
tabilshed In Eiks' temple by both the
local companies for purple week.
Repre- sentatiVos OF the companies and
Police Commissioner Croul met with
the public utilities committee OF the
Elks In the office OF Chairman Bur
RC9s. Wednesday afternoon. and dis
cussed the plans. A corps OF skilled
operators viii be placed in charge
~ the boards and there Will be an
Information desk where all manner
OF questions will be answered.
Mayor Breitmeyer and Mr.. Burgess
has been invited 20 attend Joint
meeting OF the council and board OF
trade or W ndsor, next Saturday, 20
discuss matters relative TO the bis
convention.
strict censorship IN being exercised
over the nickelodeons of the city by
h.. Il a. "a orr - A.
ton recently started against the
cheap theaters by the Pastors Union.
and Police Superintendent DoWncN
declares that II the charges made by
To-" Rev Myron Adams, OF the inves-
tigatlng committee OF the union. are
found 10 exist thcN VIII De wiped out
at once The Pastors Union be-
licves that no children under II years
should be allowed TO appear on the
stage 81 these thcaters, no children
under that aye should be allowed in
the audience. unless accompanied by
their parents or guardians, and d
stsictcr censorship should be main
tanned over the pictures exhibited.
ApproxImnteIy 10000 Detroit voters
must enroll according 40 their party
Affiliations April I. or lose their
right TO participate In the nomina-
tious next fall Under the new law.
only enrolled voters can take any
part IN the nomination OF candidates
for city. county or state ofncts. mere
was an enrolment held In 1908 at
which 42159 voters were enrolled.
At that time the enrolment had rel
erenCe only To the vote on governor
and lieutenant governor. Tnt new
law makes the enrolment feature
much wider. In spite OF the taEt
that party leaders have been sound
ing the warning in banquet speeches;
"A large share of the voters are stlll
ignorant OF the fact that they may
be shut out from any part IN the
nomination Of their city and county
officials as we'll as state ofhclals.
4 CHEEKY letter from Charles Edward
Leslie to his mother and sister Mrs.
carrie Leslie and Miss Beatrice Les
lie living at No. 293 Ahbott-sto tells
az his safe arrival In San Francisco
ON the l. : armored cruiser Mary
land after a prolonged cruise In the
Ear east Young Leslie is 10 years
ola and enlisted I'm Uncle Sans navy
i'm May. 1905 He has visited the
FAR east on his ship several times
during that period and has been In
Japan. china the Philippines Ia
wall Panama. and various Paclhc
coast ports The Maryland has won
more trophies for rowing, marks
manshtp and other evidences or atm
Ietic supremacy, than any other snip
in Uncle Sans navy, and young Les
lie has carried of quite a number
of the Individual prizes. II IKE the
ne and the time is flying very fast
toward my day OF discharge-pec
II ROLAND when II comes | thlnK
I viii come back to Detroit to STAY;
writes Charles to his mother. hlle
ON duty on the Mary land. Leslie IL
learning the plumbing trade