The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-14

Nest FRIDAY eyesias the shriasr. OF
Mesies T~mpie, A. a. @. n. NJ. -,
will give a smoker and open house
party In Masonic temple.
Judge FFank ID. W. Davis, 81 Ienia.
started relief service Monday is
the Wayne county circuit Judge
Davis was In Detroit as visiting
Judge a year ago. lie IL known 20
Jurors and attorneys for his rapid
charges lie IL fast talker.
Ths sixth and last lecture In the
esurss on sEuFop~an Bach Grounda.
BY Professor n, NJ. Weniey, OF the
University OF Michigan. will be de-
Hvered in Temple Beth FL Friday
night. The special subject Will be
The good European--or WHAT
A debate ON @Dia Jesus Chrtst ever
Iive"f with W. PenEsiee. Of Flist
UNFOLDING the Affirmative, and A
NJ. Lewis. OF Chicago. the negative
will be held Thursday evening IN
81. Andrews hall. under the aus
pices OF the Detroit Workers uni
versity.
Members 90 the executive and trsds
Gss" sr..:;. Ms s%%'s;st' bureau 81
Detroit Board OF Commerce Will
30 10 Adrian Thursday 20 AID In
the organization OF a retail mer
chants bureau by the Adrian
OF commerce
Mrs. Gertrude swan. heId SECRETARY
OF the W. &. T. a.. will speak on
the cigarette question in the Hud-
son-ave. Baptist church Wednes-
day evening. and on the same sub
ject in the home OF Mrs. w. j.
Packer. No. 1894 HAncock-ave.. on
Thursday afternoon at z o'clock.
illustrated lecture In the Detroi'
Athletic club Friday night. on The
lure OF Alaska" Or. Sugden was
formerly surgeon OF the Royal
Northwest Mounted police He IA
well-known explorer and hunter
He has 1000 n. OF MIN taken In
Alaska
strvuG features Of Judge Patrick
J. NJ. Haliy take shape In plastic
clay Tuesday afternoon. In the win
dow OF down town department
store. Slgnor Cipelini, sculptor
worked in the window on hts mod
cling stand. using photograph
OF the Judge for n guide.
operation by Nay credit inter
change bureau for the exchange of
Information concerning the deal
ings and purchasing habits OF their
customers The bureau will be op-
Grated as separate INSTITUTION un-
der the direction OF the inter
change bureau committee ~ the
Detroit Association OF Credit Men.
CIubwomen. r~ppe.eatsd by Mrs. w.
W. Campb~ft. legislative chairman
OF the Twentieth Century club. viii
protest against an amendment 20
the child labor age law which Ia
about 10 he brought up before the
legislature. The amendment TO the
is-year old working limit would
make ~ possible for children Of IA
20 work after school and Saturdays
sDid zee ever aotie~ how msny lame
people there sref" said q woman
Wednesday morning II counted
six in walk OF few blocks. Per-
haps IL IL because I am lame my
sslf sometimes that I am more
apt 20 see them. II IL an awful
handicap. and other people expect
Just as much from them as from
anybody else. We are all pretty
heartless"
The old EaE we have been hearinE
OF England betnG In the war az .
protector 81 small nations has been
completely exploded by her treat
troiter Zen the Stevenson hotel on
Tuesday evening. People do not
seem 20 know how she has treated
that little country. wish they
would All read an article on the
subject In a current magazine"
Alarmed ~ NhF nerNNcN ON aim OF
one ef Comuainsioaer Cousens' tPaf-
Nc ordinance summonses. Albert \.
smith 81 years old. No 30i Fourth
ave. left his wife Tuesday in a
hysterical condition. telling her
he was going 20 Erie. ~ Y, 'to
escape the clutches OF the law.
Smith had been summoned 60 APP
pear In court next Friday for a
technical violation OF a traffic ordi-
nance.
a. ,. Crawford, president sf the
Grand Laundry company, las oGer-
ed 20 do up towels free OF charge
for the hoard OF education during
the remainder OF the present term
30 that bathing pools in eight
schools now closed because OF lack
OF funds. may be reopened. 10 has
been suggested that the towels be
furnished by the park department
from It's supply at the Belle Isle
bath house.