The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-19

Edwin simpson will give stereepti-
ram addvess On prohibitlon In the
Christian church. Waterioo-st and
+" I.eMay-ave.. Thursday evening. Fri
day evening he Will speak In the
Latter Day saints church. Crane
and Louis-avcs.
Mrs. Frank kyte. Of No. no TWEEN
s ,s. rece,vsd word. Tresdsy,
Flint. who had been In the United
states army for several years, was
killed In q recent battle with
Mexicans. lie had re-enlisted since
the raid on Columbus. N. NJ.
The Custom CUTTER sssociatiou, of
Detroit. will hear Albert Matthew'S,
OF Chicago. president OF the Nation
al Association OF Merchant Tall
Sed 81 In Am the B. A. C. T wsdns 80 S
evening. Mr., Matthews comes to
Detroit primarily as an organizer.
More than 100 men marched and
covnteg-marched In Csdiiiac-sq. ON
Tuesday night. when members OF
the business and professional mems
military corps. which has beer
drilling every Tuesday night for
the past IL weeks. came out OF se-
seiusion for a public exhibition.
members watched the evoiutions
from automobiles which bordered
the sides of the square. Major
Waldo was in charge of the drill,
though an encampment Will he held
later.
Judge Henry y. Hubert. Of the
Juvenile court, In one Of the stanch
supporters OF the Rescue Home for
ea ns sn' to 0% raise 'G SCOOP e''n was
inaugurated today. He says: The
institutions OF the state are in
adequate to care. for the constantly
increasing number OF dependent
and unfortunate individuals In our
midst. and private institutions.
such as the Rescue home, are lend
ing invaluable assistance in the
restoration OF these people. At the
Rescue home each girl IL treated
according ia her individual needs.
and the results during Ave years
OF my experience with the institu-
ton have been eminently satisfac-
tory
On the regular form which applicants
for the care or adoption OF chill
rem in charge of the Michigan Chill
dren's Home society are Obliged to
Ill nnt--nne- question concerns the
objections. IL any. OF the mothers
in-law OF the couple desiring to
take the child. 1T is curious fact
that in nearly every case where
there is mother-in-law. especially
the mans mother, there il decided
opposition 10 the daughter-in- law
adopting child" said "a member
OF the Detroit board of directors
vi tUt NOflftNs ne man HlotUFT
invariably will raise every possible
objection. aud usually Will add en-
phasis TO these objections by corn
Ing To ur office TO protest. The
reason for this opposition we have
never been able to fathom. but put
II down in general way TO a
feeling OF jealousy
.D~troit H. goinH to have weird
style show Enster. 10 the thIugs
which | saw women buying this
week. on visit TO several OF the
stores. get on their backs and their
heads" remarked man whose
business takes him Ia the depart
meut shops every day. Because
az the pre-. Easter rush. / have had
TO spend lot OF time waiting To-
see the men upon whom | call. and
have had opportunity To study
the shoppers and their purchases.
Believe me. It's going to be some
Easter parade But what gets mo
Is how otherwise sensible women
fall for the stun that's put up 70
en- as the latest fashion. The old
time comic valentine that we used
10 delight i'm sending 20 the mean
teacher won't he In IL for freak
ishness when the average woman
sails down the street In her Easter
rags