The Detroit times., 1916-02-02

1E1;I |E1ssI Clty New
The MIchissn Halfway Guide fer Feb-
usual place.. @ i" -Four Al y" pages @ of me
addition are devoted TO arguments
Z Ia favor OF "A return To central stan.
dard time In Detroit
Membevs OF the Detroit branch of
the Natsonai Assortstioa of CisiI
service Empioyes Will hold a meet
ing ir the Hotel ststIer SATURDAY
evening al O'Clock The retire
ment question will be discussed
Nosa:aE In too small to be recorded
Patrolman John Dahnke. OF the
chene-st. station. who reported
that he found a hve-ccnt bag ~
peanuts ON the street. Tuesday
Dr. Peter Reh~rts. Immigrant secre-
OF the Y. NJ &. A., delivered "A lee
ture on the Roberts system OF
teaching English 10 foreigners. be-
fore Detroits first institute for
evening school teachers. In the
Board OF Commerce rooms. Tuesday
afternoon.
sept. Ira w. Jayne. Of the recreation
cessm,ss!es. hs. appealed Ia the
that II assist In obtaining use OF
vacant property in fairly heavily
populated districts. some OF the lots
TO be used for gardening and 9TH
ers as play centers. until the city
can purchase more property for
recreational use.
Edward Mndge. SIS Woodw ard-ave..
was foSmd lying uncOnscsous ON
the pavement AT woodward and
NIL nv AatRA. =
cab driver Rates took Madge 10
the city receiving hospital In his
machine. Several deep gashes
were found on Madge's. head. II
is believed that he fell from a
street car.
JeweIry and silver which Detectives
Rode sad wisnewski declare they
found In the rooms OF John Heiu,
TUESDAY. were identified. wednes.
day morning. by Emil Zadack. OF
No, 573 Leland-st.. who said the ar
ticles were stolen from his home
some time during the night OF Dec.
rs. A iady's watch. which was In
the room with Zadack's tewelry,
has not been identified.
"My dear, have yoU tried receutly Ia
hey yOurueif q pair Of plain black,
comfortable. neat looking shoes"
asked one business woman OF an
other at the cafe table. We'll, II
can't bs done--not at any price:
You know. l am Just old -fashloned
enough To prefer plain tailored
suit for business and street wear.
and shoes to match. ] abhor those
good for nothing chorus-gtrl heels
and colorcd leather and cloth shoes.
all fol-de-rols and bad taste. ! Wis
tted every shoe snop IN town and
then took To the department stores
I'm the hope OF finding Just shoes.
but l searched in vain and finally
had to give n special order ut an
exorbitant price.
The following new books hsve been
received In the library of the
Young Womens Christian associa :
ton: Around old Chester" Mar :
Edna Ferber: %IIenpneld.' David
Grayson; X" Mary Roberts Rim
s Gathers; The. story OF Julia
Page" Kathleen Norris; The VAL
ley Road" Mary ~. Footei ~
life OF Robert Louis Stevenson; +"
Life OF abraham Lincoln Home
Things Korean" Horace Allen;
''Daybreak In Korea" Annie Rsird
"The Romance OF Missionary Hero
ISM" John Lambert.
"I hsd heard considerable about De-
trett'. prosperity before coming
assistant to Evangelist Forsythe In
the big West Detroit revival. but
no longer nave any doubt as TO
It's actuaiity. Evangelist workers
have splendid chance 10 study
conditions particularly as they az
feet the common lsborer or me-
chanic. In most places we have
visited we received appeals for as
sistance by men In need. During
our four weeks IN West Detroit we
have received NOT single appeal
for help. No man has asked as
much as the price OF a bed or a cap
OF coffee. This convlnces me that
Detroit IL really enjoying the good
times everyone is talking about"
That there II nothing more neces-
sary In the Hives OF men thnn the
influence of religion. and that such
colleges AK Notre Dame should be
given the support OF strong alumni
associate ions. has led the old grads"
OF the Indiana institution TO effect
such an organization or It's old
members who live In Detroit. In
the Hotel Statler, Tuesday evening.
the Rev r. J. Van Antwerp was
elected honorary president; +.
ponneliy. 81. and william Rsd-
den. II, vice presidents. Ernest La :
Joie, 10, secretary. and James
O'Brieu. Ia, treasurer. There are
100 Notre Dame graduates in De-
troit.