The Detroit times., 1916-03-08

Lieut.. Herman Aubersin. No. ]0<o NJ.
t:iiiett-ave., of the cerstr1ctscs ae-
reported to Supt. Marquardt Wed.
nrsday morning that lO-pound
boy arrived In his home Tuesday
night.
.you nud your young man. In . new
course In the work Of the Y. w. =.
A, according to the latest poster
on the association stairway.
Whether >it's how TO get or keep
or treat him, liz not disclosed, but
IL was haired with rejoicing by q
pirants, and with glee by others
whose self-sufficiency is patent.
IN. malice mre seeking the owner ef
a. physicisn's medicine ease wh.cn
was found on the street seVesai
days ago. Secretary Walters de-
eiares that some physician evn,. ev,dshnt,.
medicine and many surgical instru-
ments were in II. A prescription
on the blank OF an Alpena. Mich.
owners Identity.
John KIeinschmidt was told by Judge
day. 10 try 10 settle amicably his
relationship toward his father. MAJ
tin. al years old. He had asked 70
be appointed guardian. the sem
Tor Kleinschmidt appeared In court
aud looked far from irresponsible:
He made a good case for himsei.
and showed that his SON had agreed
to care for him In return Tor q set-
Element some years ago.
The Detroit Political and Civic league
viii aid the Legal Aid bureau In
sSns nearing FOR eesisr Wder '%pnGr wasR 'sS ESwsnd
Pokorny. the bureaus attorney. ad-
dressed the members OF the league
In the Elliott, Taylor. Woolfenden
"a nd
planned how the bureau operated;
and the need OF publicity that all
poor citizens who are in need OF
legal service might avail them
selves OF the privilege.
Mrs. Mary Matlock. about 10 years
old. OF M. 800 vermont-ave.. was
found lying on the pavement at
Rrooklyn and Forest-aves.. late
T%esday night. night. .aserh sTfrerinS ,sn from
automobile struck her. She was
taken TO the city receiving hospital
In police ambulance. She said
driver sped on through the dark
ness She could not give the police
an accurate description Of the car.
Her Injuries are not dangerous.
Miss Emily NapieraiskL. Of Chicago.
secretary of the Polish Wommn's
alliance Of America. was the guest
OF honor at banquet, Tuesday
evening, In the Hotel Statler OF
which 200 Polish women OF Detroit
were the hosts Miss Napieraiski
declared that IL would be "sacrllege
for the holy sacrifice incurred in
the present war I'm Europe to be
defamed by a peace at any price"
Peace without .reparation for
wrongs OF centuries. perpetrated
upon subdued nations. will not do
declared Miss Napieralski, as her
hearers wildly applauded.
DEMONSTRATION of the Federation OF
GlxN
civic societies are represented. was
effected Tuesday evening at a spe-
ciai meeting in the Hotel Statier.
DR.. +. h.. Pitcher presiding. A
meeting OF the new federation will
be held In the hotel on Thursday
evening. Mar. 1s when the commits
sion form Of civic government and
the small school board will be dis
cussed. Hereafter. any member of
an affiliated organization will be
eligible to representation in the
federation instead OF delegate rep
reSentation only. as formerly OBJ
tanned.
%. Farnham Letson, son Of Capt. ".
y. Ictson. nnrtne supe ersnt ndent Of
the Cunsrd liners. died I'm Grace
hospital, Tuesday. following an op-
Grafton. He was % years old. Mr..
ton. last August, to work for the
Detroit Lubrlcator co. He made
his ho.nc with Reuben Hill. man
dkfE VI Nnf company, anu close
friend OF his father. Two weeks
ago he was taken to the hospital
suffering from mastoid abcesses.
An operation, was performed as
soon as possible. but II was not
successful The body Will be taken
to Winthrop. Mass. for burial
"Fee bienindedness In most cases
comes from Vice. and In all eases
ends In vice" Dr. Hasting Hart, of
New York. told the child welfare
committee or tho Twentieth Cen
tury club. Tuesday afternoon. I'm
the Century building. Dr. Hart
strongly advocated segregation for
the feebleminded. declaring that
every feehleminded person allowed
freedom viii multiply several times
their own feeble and british in
tellect." Or Albert Barrett OF the
University OF Michigan. the second
speaker. presented statistics and
charts showing the appalling num-
ber OF feebleminded men. women
and children. In Michigan.