The Detroit times., 1917-03-19

trsit from Jane Aaaa~@. Fvesisent
Wilson. instead Of being em-
baTrassed by peace sentiment and
paoinst propaganda. is gratsfui for
An sssseru truak line p.id pzISss fer
the tkr~e words STOP Local. Lts-
tenn Now why could have
thought OF anything 90 simpler
said the disgruntled person. VINO
thinks the world 10 against him.
Dr. stanley 4. Krebs. OF PhilsAsipk kis.
FOR three years Instructor 81 Wsns-
makers salesmsn, will be the guest
OF the Detroit salesnanship CLUB
Monday evening. In the Board OF
Commerce building Dr. Krebs win
give talk on Helping the Gus
toner 90 buy"
phtiosepher, 'sthst a little eeyntry
like Ireland. under the rule OF an
other race OF people. SHOULD be aois
10 make it's Individuality and ira
ditionS continue to be felt az ~
does I think there has never been
more widespread Observance OF
st, Patrick's day than there was
this year"
aOn being equal 60 the secasaepe wns
the subjeet of the sermon Drsa<hee
by the Rev. J. Percival Huget sun
Cared that history from st Peter
down showed that religious faith
is what 10 needed by everyone 70
sgeesssfully meet . religious eri-
ways turned for spiritual aid In
time OF trial The sermon was
plea that we become strong thru
faith for the fulnliment OF our duty
IN these critical times.
J. Brooks nichols, lieutenant OF the
a-l IN
tion. and George NJ Abbott, OF Chi
cago. neld secretary OF the Univer-
sal Military Training league. wers
the speakers In Christ church house
sunday afternoon. advocating
large reserve force and the utmost
for the Chamberlain universal ser
vice bill as embodying all the good
points of the Swiss plan. and said
there would be no danger from
militarism " u were adopted.
Nasimovs, the noted actress wke ap-
peRres In Detroit last week. shhe
born in the Russian Crimea and
a dozen years ago. when she cams
10 America with a company Of Rus
sian players. Tesents being called
the great Russian" actress. and
declares that she II wholly and
thoroly an American. Il am an
the language. l have an American
husband. ] earn my living in
America love America I can
never be anything else but an
American"
Its hard fer o northern man 60 90
business vita y s~.fherner in the
man In the s,svenson hotel They
have a curious custom Of going
down town about a. m. and go
ing home to breakfast at 9. Then
they don't come down again until
10 or II and 20 home at z for the
afternoon. They get around again
IN the evening. that 70. II they
don't GO driving This IL not true
OF the men in Birmingham. Atlanta
or Menphis They are strictly up
10 date. according TO northern
IDEAS"
UnmsrrteA weusen received their
shsr~ ef appreciation from the Rev;
George r. Cullen in the Boulevard
Methodist church Sunday night In
ssc sermon entitled ol,s.r rh. unnc5rlsS Ssc,srsS
that many women renounce their
natural rights for the sake OF 9TH
ers and live a life OF service"
which is pure sacrifice and often
uuappreciated by those for whom
Justification for such q course and
that many OF these women had
beautiful. sweet quality about them
which was akin 20 the holiest
most sanity characters
ssThe annual expense buaxet % the
New York PhiThRrmonie orchestru,
which appeared IN Detroit last
week n over a half-million dol
iars." said q veli-known musical
enthusiast. JOSEPH etransky the
conductor. receives a yearly SALARY
of s7s. 900. a sum exceeded only by
~ 90 "a
Boston Symphony orchestra. which
is tzs 900 annually. The New York
Philha rnonic orchestra is the old
est In America altho the popular
impression 10 that the Boston holds
this honor. The total ATTENDANCE
AZ the concerts OF the New York
phiiha rYnonic. In New York. last
year. reached nearly 1oe.o 900 per
sons"
Joseph n WILSON. ef Bslttnaere. has
been IN Detroit for the last few
days. hut u was not until Just on
the eve of his departure for home
Monday morning that II was dis
covered that he was a brother Of
President wilson. He was stopping
IN Hotel Statler He is small
man and wears a black mustachc.
His only resemblance 70 his distin-
guished brother Is the Wilson
Jaw" He IL an officer OF the Unit
states u AuFAAAN ~ hfhA fWNAr
pany and had been making tour
OF the middle west visiting branch
es OF the company.
Members Of the 0eu. HeaPy ~. Duf-
aela camp. United Spanish War
Veterans association, have paesed
resolutions indorsing the candidacy
for the school board of Dr. Andrew
p. Biddle. Mr.. Biddie was surgeon
with the Thirty hrst Michigan regl-
mcnt during the Spa nish- American
war and In very popular with the
men. HIS experience as a member
or the Michigan state board ~
health and his interest In health
matters generally. 10 is regarded.
Will make him a valuable member
OF the board.
Because the hoard has net sufficient
funds 70 carry on its work In the
night schools until the close ~ the
nscal year, only the CasA Techni-
cal High school will be open at
night, says Frank Cody. assistant
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