The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-02-12

81 mast harry hsme,- ssid the ovtt-
mist .. he rsssea fer w..swrrds
his friend. Tive promised my wife
I would hang the screen doors to-
. day 90 keep the niss out"
a MAN on q wsedwsrd-sve. car Mon
day msvins amused hinssif snd
ineid,n..lly the , P.' :so!,.S n, by
OF the window. After several
nondescript faces appeared the
smiling eountsnanee OF Henry
rora. 80 ssni,i i sSa rnm'''akaO''
sIs "a ~si1 e.s-sh fer yeur' asked
the 0rsfesstensi fnsaftsr Monday
morning when II was countless de-
grees below nothing and still go
ms down. The nerve OF that Eel,
the man who cheerily- remarked;
s@whew. pretty hot today" as he
mopped hts fevered brow.
sAmertes First an eisSer~tsiy
staged ssd eestumes spectacle, IL
TO be staged In the Detroit Board
Of Commerce auditorium Feb. ~.
by the Recreation commission. In
vitation 20 present tho spectacle
vas extended the commission By
the Amsricsnisstion committee OF
the Board OF Commerce.
wiIi-vewev sss She estrusee 90
God into mans life are the factors
which must 70 TO form him. physi-
ealiy. mentally and morally. &C
pastor of simpson Tabernacle
Methodist church. who preached
Sunday evening on What makes
Q man.
To esssidev the sdyfsssiiity 81 re-
Of the department. OF parks and
bouievards citizens In tho neigh
borhood OF the park will meet With
the department. officials TUESDAY
morning. They claim that the
park has been the nest OF rovdies
since "a came under The guidance
OF the recreation commission two
years ago.
TIE gs~~v~m~~t sf Am~rf~s o. g~n-
vided patriotism. IN IS. opinion OF
the Rev Joseph A. Vance. pastor
Of the first Presbyterian church.
whose sunday morning sermon -ss
pleaded for unity OF thought and
action. declaring that every great
battle this country has fought has
conferred about unity.
81 deur feel hit tighter In my
eiothe. today than . ana yesterday.
mother said n lad who had just
celebrates hts eighth birthday IN
disappointed tone a. he dressed
himself for school; II Kind OF
thought that my clothes would be
too small after my birthday. but
they feel just the same today as
they did yesterday and the day be-
fore I'm not grown q bit bigger.
Nr.- wtsthrep y. Ntets~s readings
ssd sseedetes on Liseei. sns tie
personal "reminiscences Of Col os-
car A James civil war veteran.
provided the features of entertain
ment at the sunday night meeting
tion. Marx Feldman took nrst
Prize In an oratoricsl contest. Maui
rice Marks and Maurice Aellen
were given second and third prizes
Next. sundy will be Boy Scout
STRAP hanging hs. "a. sdvsntsG~.
ssmetime. Monday morning. In
ore Hamilton car. there were Is
men hanging 90 straps and Only
about four sitting down. II was
too cold TO sit In the sbsenee Of
any IRE In the stove. passengers
could take their choice between
sitting down and freezing 10 death
or standing up and keeping alive
by reason Of the acrobatic stunt
necessary TO maintain ones egui-
librium.
Judge Joseph n. Bsrtou. OF Bts Rap
IDS. one Of the reiisf isdEe. OF
that ~ IL the duty ~ a Judge 20 re-
main in court. however long a Jury
may take 20 arrive ~ verdict
In the trial OF Belgian for flsy-
ing fellow couutryman recently.
Judge Barton stayed with his clerk
and deputies TIL well on towards
midnight he quoted poetry and
drew on rich store ~ stories and
"reminiscences 60 while away the
time.
Representative ward Cepiey has 49,
sur~d Charlie. a. Buhrer. county
auditor. that tho Wayne deleRa-
ton In the legislature win make
united enorf 90 avoid requiring
fhN - - g. ~
cause OF the delinquent December
tar collections Legislators who
object 90 the Wayne bill have been
invited 20 conference with Audi
tor General q. ". Fuller. 60 be held