The Detroit times., 1913-03-07

utss every morning. worry. fatigue
ana hnslo are tho greatest eneinIsi
or health. he sa!d. our prepare
tory schools 40 not. AS u rule. teach
the art OF right living. The universe
ties have taken II up, Some day We
shall Lead the world In yymnastics
The four local ,cAapters Of she brother
hood OF LOcOnAVtsse hnxIneels. wul
hoid TWO Gays entertaIIinenl MAJ
Us 10 commemorate the SEMI cen - n
Mai OF Inc ORGANIZATION. and pans
Tor an ELABORATE. program are unuei
way. The ceieoTation VIII be held III
Riverside temple, AT Baker-st. ana
HuDOa. dave. Tne order was organ
lied IN Detroit May ,. 1906. Dy IL
Michigan men who met In the old
nrem.ns hail, which IS now the wa
terpoard building at Jeierson-ave
and Randoipn-st. II Is expected thar
prominent oincers OF Inc organiza-
ton from all over the country VIII
come to Detroit tor the meeting.
Police are trying "a deliver = letter
from Newton-On-Ayr, addressed "a
David ROBSON. NO. ga 1WeIlth-st. NO
such person IL known at mat al
dress The letter which pleads for
some sort OF communication from a
son VINO has neglected TO write 70
his parents, closes as follows: III
you do not answer this letter, 1 think
your mothers heart VIII be broken.
and IL VIII send her TO tho grave
before her time. 1t IS not question
of money. though. that would be &C.
ceptable. II il ABOUT you. self. Goo
bless you, my dear boy. From your
old dad"
DR.. Scott r. Hodge. Of Detroit. called
an DIR. Fri~simaun, the German phy.
sician who claims 10 nave discosersu
cure for tuberculosis. In New YORK.
Monday. He was one OF two VISITORS
to be received by Dr. Friedman:
the other was the representative or
the premier Of Canada, who onered
DR.. Friedman the use OF any nos
pital In Quebec. "Dr. Friedman was
besieged by tuberculosis victims.
many OF whom had come alithe way
from New Mexico" said Dr. ttodse.
The street before the hotel was
crowded with the most God-forsaken
lot OF people 1 ever saw. Many were
without money for car fare. We had
to take up collection to send them
home l saw some OF Dr. Fried
mann's cultures. but was given no
microscope, nor was told ahythihs
as to the nature OF the cure
Rules governing the Detroit archi-
tects who are expected to enter the
first competition for the honor OF de-
signing the new public library nave
been issued by the library commits
sion Announcement OF intention TO
enter the competition must be made
to Librarian Strohm before March 10.
Rough sketch ~ OF the first moor
DC UtliNtTeu " MN
March 80. Two days later the plans
Will be judged by the commission,
Librarian Emeritus Utley. and Ar
chitect Frank Miles Day. OF Phila-
delphia. and the two architects whose
plans are favored aVove the rest will
be admitted to the final competition.
In which four New York architects
are already entered. Complete plans
Of the ak architects must be ready
by May 81. One library expert and
TWO architects will decide which OF
the six plans IL the best. They VIII
be named ny the library commission.
after consultation with the competi-
tors The winning architect Will be
paid $4,000 and will be retained to
complete the building. AS the library
Is expected to cost $S6OO00. and the
architects fee Will be six per cent.
the successful man will receive about
$50, 900. In drawing up Its rules. the
library commission has governed it
self by the tentative plans OF the
Detroit Museum of Art. TO be erected
on the other side OF Woodward ave.
II has specified that the library, like
the museum, must be situated 100
feet back from the street. and that
the buildings be erected OIL the same
axis.