The Detroit times., 1917-02-13

for the McGregor mission. No. II
wasn't case OF necessity. In
time OF unusual cold he could get
a story about the army OF wander
save themselves from freezing
There used 10 he lots OF figures.
facts and features. Monday. the
coolest day In nve years, the cold
mission. NO" said the man be-
hind tho desk. last night was just
like any other night. You see.
there's too much work In Detroit
IL isn't like II used TO be-
sAionx with smsIipss. the expendi-
ture necessary for sustaining life
these days. the coal famine and the
collector who insists on being paid
on time. I believe the workmen OF
the straphanger caste should stamp
with both feet on another pest.
said a Myrtle line patron. Il refer
which stands In the center OF the
Isle. gurgiing Stiffness TO loyal
Patron 81 chewing gum makers.
while lots and lots Of sober and
productive citizens are freezing on
the back platform because the lane
between the seats is obstructod. !
repeat gentlemen. - withNboth
feet
"ff women could only be brought to
realize whss peek a. trouble they
could avoid by keeping the feet
and legs warm rid dry and we'll
protected. physicians would have
fRr fewer cases Of chronic ailments.
peculiar 20 the female sex. 10 hold
IN check" remarked a prominent
Doctor az he watched women.
Young and old. clad In sllken hose
and satin slippers. or thin. fancy
shoes. Climb In and out Of motor
cars in front Of a well-known club
and walk knee deep thru snow and
slush. ITO avoid disease In later
life II Is absolutely essential that
woman be warmly shod and pro-
tected from cold and dampness.
but you can't make EN- listen 10
such practical and prosaic advice
RABBIT Leo VI. Frankiin scored thu
new nternry test for I'm mtg I'm ito ~
as unjust and un-American In n
lecture before the New Century
club on n study OF the doctrin"
America for Americans Mondsv
afternoon. According to pr.
Franklin this new test viii ev-
clude many desirable immigrant
from this country while permittin~
many undesirable ones such a
criminals and anarchists. 10 enter
step in American history and hope
that after Il has been put 90 y
test the conscience OF the American
people Will demand its repeal.
IT. T.. Eddy. OF New York. national
Roy Scout mmi.sioner, addressed
the Detroit Ministerial association
Mt It's monthly meeting in the y.
NJ G.. A.. Monday. relative 20 the
BOY Scout work and the need oi
funds for It's maintenance. II
spoke OF the relation or the Seoul
movement 20 the church. More
than one-haif OF the scout master
81 the country are ministers. Mr.
Eddy pointed out. and have taken
active Interest In the work. Mon
day Mr. Eddy addressed the mem
beers % tho Y. NJ. G. A. troop.
Tuesday night he will address tn /,
members OF the Detroit Rotary
club I'm the Statler
Thomas Mott Osborne. former war
den OF sing sing prison. spoke sf
luncheon given Monday bv the
Mems club OF the Unitarian church
I'm the -. A G. on his experience as
voluntary prisoner In Portsmouth.
tho naval prison. md declared that
the men incercerated there, whose
only crime was desertion. were
treated much worar than In the
ordinary prisons and rega rded by
the officials rs hardened criminals
He has sent report 10 Secretary
Daniels and hopes that action win
he taken on this nnhTter. Monday
afternoon Mr.. prhutr~ end the Rev.
r. Il Shipp"n visited the Detroit
House of direction. Mr. Osborne
Is visiting jackson rrirCn today.