The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-01

box. IL In the city and viii give a
demonstration before the Detroit
Osteopathic society in the Griswold
House. Thursday evening. Whitman
and muscle An his body lie can
move his heart six inches out OF the
normal position. though physicians
have warned him that the trick may
Whitman is travelling about the
country for the purpose. he says. OF
demonstrating the Frundberg method
OF reducing disiocated Joints.
Mrs. MARY ID. Mckee. founder and mn
Grand Gran a. RAPIDS ss %ss. Men. Is in bstroi;
In connection with crusade which
she plans TO make against immoral
and suggestive picture postal cards,
ney-generai that the present laws
are sufficient 20 bring about cup
preston OF the evil, and Gov. Osborn
has given his Endorsement OF the
campaign. Mrs. Mckee Will investi-
gate the picture card industry In a
number OF places throughout the
state before causing legal action TO
be taken, In the matter. Mrs Mckee
suggests that censor boards be or
ganized TO examine the cards before
they are placed In circulation.
The Rev. Nathaniel II. Hafcr, pastor of
Trinity Baptist church, Brooklyn, N.
Y, has accepted the call extended to
him by the Ferry-ave Baptist church
Immediately. Mr. Hafer Is a native
OF Michigan. a graduate OF Kalama-
ZOO college and of Newton Theo-
logical seminary He has held pas
and Massachusetts,, and for some time
was state evangelist In Vermont for
the Baptist denomination. In an In
terview, In Brooklyn. Mr.. Hafer de-
clared he was heartily tired OF the
noise. hustle and iniquity. OF Greater
New York, and In Detroit hoped 70
md a sylvan peace and quiet
Prof. n. n. Hsrshe, OF Leland stanford
university, o. = visitor I'm Detroit for
the purpose OF securing the loar OF
pictures and works no.; 1i art FOR ,a me
Prof 9Hafshe has selected what he
wants from the Detroit Museum OF
Art, subject to Director Griffith Sc
curing the consent OF the trustees OF
believe that Charles l.. Freer, or this
city will be equally generous. In the
loan Of some OF his famous MINISTER'S
and Japanese prints. through MT
thorities expect to have the loan OF
the imperial art collection OF the mi
kado of Japan. A permanent hre-
proof art building will be erected
for the exposition.
Arthur III. 81. Amour, q crippled pop
corn vemuort Wgu sAesc.s vser shC
merchants In the neishborhood OF
Gladwin park, wednesday night.
when the council adopted resolu-
ton introduced by Aid. Brozo. per-
hitting st. Amour to sell candy and
crack-a-Jack at the park entrance.
When st. Amour trst petitioned the
council the merchants appeared be-
fore the streets committee and in
sisted that his permit be restricted
to the sale OF popcorn and postcards.
St Amour's sympathtLers started
postal card campaign, sending about
500 cards to the common council, as
a result OF which, the resolution In
troduced by Aid. Brozo passed with
Mrs. May Wright sewaiI, for
national msl Yrs coSncil Of women os viii
speak on Medical medievalism in
the twentieth century" In the Gar
rick thoater, Thursday night The
lecture Is to be protest against
the proposal OF the government to
ablish a national department OF
health, headed by cabinet officer.
Mrs Sewall argues that the estab-
lishment OF the office would mean
the placing OF the control OF national
health matters In the hands OF one
school Of medicine. the aliopaths.
This would be unfair to the other
points out that 81 states are planning
TO pass bills providing for compul-
sorry medical treatment as suggested
by the bill now before congress Tor
the national medical health depart
ment The passage OF such bills. she
declares, would be an encroachment
on personal liberty.