Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 5

MONDAY NATHANIEL REESE MRS Rese and daughter Dorothy are spending a week in Philadelphia and New York city REV BLACK SPOKE ON drug addiction Sunday evening at the Bethany Presbyterian church His talk was illustrated with lan tern slides The danger of some patent medicines was emphasized EXHIBITION OK AN EGG shaped life boat that can be rolled in any direction by the sea cannot overturn ship water or be upset is bein gmade on thvWcar ferry Ashtabula at Ashtabula The boat Is built after the design of an in vention of Capt Ole Brude a Nor wegian and is the first to be placed on a steamer on the great lakes AT A MEETING THE AMEH Ican section of the International joint commission to' be held in De troit in ebruary the question of Detroit's changing its sewer sys tem will be discussed Complaint of Detroit Buffalo Port Huron and other American cities on the west ern border has been made by of ficials of Canadian towns who as sert their drinking water is being polluted SESSIONS THE CENTRAL High school house of representa tives be closed with the model meeting in the school auditorium riday evening January 17 The question to be discussed is solved That Sugar Be Admitted to the United States ree of Representatives Pierson Seabury Shock and Wood will take the af firmative Representatives Walters Garrison and Van Vechten the neg ative HENRY BUSCH SECRETARY of the park department and swpior vice commander of the Spanish War Veterans disagrees with the idea of President elect Woodrow Wiltton embodied In a speech and convey ing tha Idea that the election of a southerner by the north will be the instrument through which sec tional feeling would be destroyed Mr Busch asserts that sectional feeling was wiped out when north ern and southern soldiers fought side by side in the Spanish Ameri can war DEATH AND NOT ETERNAL punishment as the penalty for wrongdoing formed the subject of an interesting sermon delivered Sunday afternoon by Ray mond field secretary of the Inter national Bible Students association at the Garrick theater In telling how God saves all men he spoke of the great opportunities of life dwelt on the promises given men and the hope each should have for a life hereafter NEW ERRY GATE HELPS IMMIGRATION OICIALS Undehirables Are Segregated Readily By System Installed at Woodward Ave Dock To facilitate tho work of United States immigration inspectors a new system uf passengers landing at tho foot of Woodward avenue has just been inaugurated Instead of rushing off the boats in a great crowd and through the two main gates passengers from Canada are now required to pass through a smaller gate built on the opposite side of the dock where the immigration officials are able to pick out the more easily than by the old method A new office also hug been built for the use of the immigration de partment and here Col Horace Deal and his staff have been in stalled permanently Speaking of the hfs? de partment Sunday Col Deal seems to be an impression In the public mind that tho Immi gration officers are placed here to keep people out of the United States Nothing of the kind is in tended however VVe gladly welcome aliens on tins side of the border and are do ing everything In our power to make them fool and realize that Uncle Sam is looking for good citi zens all the time Whether they come from Canada or Europe makes no difference here All we want to do is to keep out crooks ex convicts and persons with communicable dis eases so it will be seen readily that our officers are in reality try ing to assist persons to comply with tho law instead of trying to turn them LAND CZAR SHOWN BY THE STEREOPTICON Director Griffith Delights Big Audience at Art Museum With His Descriptions of Russia Before tho nsual aihllence park ItiK the Detroit Museum nt Art au ditorium Director Griffith Rave bls second Illustrated lecture on Jt'iB sin Sunday afternoon The speaker described anil shelv ed pictures of the old market town nt Novrsrod on tho river Volga hear the Caspian sea where traders from the cast and west meet two months every year Moscow was shown from front Sparrow 1111 the point where Na poleon stood In IS 1 2 and told his soldiers the city was theirs they IlmllnK out short time 1 iter that It had been deserted and all the eatables mi'l valuables taken Tho pictures were enlivened with description much of It picked up by Director Grlllitli at llrst hand OBSERVE NATIONAL DAY Mrs McLennan Reviews Revolu tion at Twentieth Century Club "National Day" was tlttlURly ob served Sunday ifternnoti by tho members of the Twentieth Century elub In the theater of their build Inc East Columbia avenue Sunday afternoon A general history uf the revolu tion was delivered by Mrs McLennan assisted by stereoptlcon views depicting the fathers of onr country and acenes of that period Tea was uft rwards served In the club rooms Mrs Henry Harts presiding The tables were appro priately decorated for the day with an abundance of small American flags surrounded with lighted can dles Wablmtou "in One Washington Progressive club de feated the strong Crescent I've by an overwhelming score ot 39 to 2 Washingtons would like to book games with any 15 or IB year old teams or games call Cherry 358 and ask for Meyer any time after 3:30 Electrical club Dis turbers Scovels and Weinmans pre ferred IODAKS) gtalACftS e3t iao a i a JANUARY 13 1913 WOMAN LABOR OR3 STURDY BABIES? Plea alls On Deaf Ears sW i' Newsy Duke of Venice Says Americans May Soon Have to Chopse Says Pastor Vance In Patriotic Address INDUSTRIAL OCCUPATION ROBS MOTHER INSTINCT 1 Old Age Problem and Protection of Human Life Cited as Other Pressing Questions present employment of 1 the female In store and office and fac tory Is imperiling the vigor of the future said Rev Joseph A Vance pastor of the irst Presbyterian church in the course of an address in his church Sun day night on National Develop ment of the United before the Sons of the American Revolu tion and other patriotic organiza tions Introduction of female labor into our industrial system is one of the most complicated questions to be met in our national development The great function of the female is to mother and nurture as many fine healthy children as she and her husband can bring up and prepare for useful citizenship It looks like a good economical system to let the girls themselves especial ly when a children are all girls but suppose doing so destroys the maternal instincts or makes her a nervous wreck by the time she comes to maturity? Are we nearing the place where we must choose between the use of female labor In our industrial system on the one hand and on the other a happy mother and a healthy baby or any baby at Many Societies Attend It was the annual patriotic service of the Sons of the American Revo lution By special invitation the so cieties of the Colonial Wars May flower Descendants Colonial Dames Daughters of the American Revolu tion United Daughters of 1812 and Daughters of ounders and Patriots of America united with them In the service Dr Vance in his address divided the history into four great epochs first the revolutionary per iod in which was worked out the question of how a mother country should treat a colony second the peiiod from 17S8 to 1865 in which the relation between the individual states and the federal government was threshed over third the period down to our own times in which many internal problems have been solved but that of control ot cor porations still remains unanswered The fourth period Dr Vance said was that into which the nation Is just entering in which international as well as Internal questions are involved Internal tasks center about a new national in reference to the he declared wo once tried to do was to secure to the individual liberty for work and worship and tho pursuit of hap piness so long as he showed due re gard for the rights of others But a new paternalism is growing up in our land today to adjust more equitably the burdens of our pres ent social and Industrial order Have Old Age Problem of the problems before us deals with old age If present ten dencies continue to weed out a workman at the age of 60 be he preacher or machinist the old man will have to be shot or pensioned to keep him from dying of starva tion and a broken heart nrdblem deals with child labor We arc awakening to ltd perils and one of our great tasks Is to Improve and enforce such wise legislation as Michigan for example has already' enacted third question is the protec tion of human life It Is less safe today street and in factory than property Is from fire No safety de vice Is too costly to be installed Shakesperian Efforts of Coun sel Meets Sharp Quick De mand for as She Is Spoke quality of molcy sprain ed She flops like a cummit from hewing On yer koko call the kort to order agin and you argue straight That put a real judge to The newsboys at their weekly meeting Sunday evening at the De troit Wheelmen hall listened to a mock trial and a progrant of reci tation a la Delsarte entirely ot their own creation The scene of the justice session was the morning police court when the coterie of drunks and disturbers are brought up for dis posal Counsel for the defense de sired clemency and took the Shak spearian route to obtain It But the stern judge ruled against the English in favor of the ver nacular of the hour right then said coun sel for the defense the big smoke and I what you say goes If on straight talk I like the guy what can buzz It defendant do but lam the cop on the feetchers what tried to stop him from In in a respectable game of a as innocent of salt and battering dollars or 30 said His Honor The boys have been expressing a desire for originality' In their week ly meetings and many ot them are displaying some genuine talent in their efforts There vere several recitations and an interesting his tory of the American flag by Samuel Dixon speaker of the evening by manufacturer and paid for by consumer If it protects human life last that 1 mention and one ot the most complicated Is the introduction of female labor into our industrial There was special patriotic music and congregation Harold Jarvis sang Own United and the service closed with singing of America by the con gregation Dr Vance is a member of the buns of the American Revo lution WHITE CHARGES NEGRO OWN NEGRO WIE JAILED Detroit Man Declares He Has Lost $60 in Dice Game in Week Within half an hour after Harry Cargell white had caused the ar rest Sunday afternoon of red Hill a negro whom he alleged had taken 94 from him in a gambling game Mrs Cargell who is colored waslocked up in police headquarters suspected of larceny the nature of which the police refuse to divulge The woman will be held pending an investigation Hill who is 21 years old qtalmed his residence as 52 Beaubien street He Is employed at a cigar store and shoe shining shop at 252 1 2 Beau bien street A dice box said to have con tained loaded dice Is In possession of the police Cargell told the police Sunday that during the last week he had lost in dice games at the cigar store SOCIAL MOOSE ORDER HONORS DEPARTED ONES At Memorial Services for Dead Held in Schiller Hall Detroit Brothers Remembered Memorial services in commemora tion of seven deceased members were held in Schiller hall Gratiot and St Aubin avenues Sunday af ternoon by the Social Order of Moose The principal speaker was Alfred Murphy judge ot the circuit court who delivered a stirring eul ogy of the dead followed by Ed ward Command who spoke feeling ly of the characters of the departed brothers At the roll call the members of the herd rose After the name of each departed brother had been called three times an electric light surrounded by flowers and green foliage over which was suspended a card with the name of the ab sent brother was extinguished Prayers and scriptural readings were delivered by the chaplain Rev Edward Collins The service closed with the playing of the funeral march by orchestra Camp Looks the Goods Manager Elberfeld of Chatta nooga has signed a recruit pitcher named Camp who is suid to have been picked by the same Charley who claims credit for starting Doc and Jimmy John ston Jim Baskette and Derrill Pratt on their professional careers Lynn says he Is the best looking youngster he has seen ONE 6 PIECE QUEEN ANNE STERLING TEA SET REDUCED ROM $210 TO $160 ONE 6 PIECE ADAM STERLING TEA SET REDUCED ROM $320 TO $250 ONE 3 PIECE STERLING ENGRAVED COEE SET REDUCED ROM $107 TO $72 OTHER BARGAINS EQUALLY ATTRACTIVE 1 WRffiRs ill WOODWARD AVENUE AT GRAND RIVER The compensation of an Executor or Ad ministrator is fixed by statute The services of the skilled competent and experienced costs no more than those of one with no experience or I familiarity with the ne cessary procedure The preparation of your will and its safe keeping under seal is i offered free of charge by the oldest Trust Com pany in Detroit when named as Executor I Union Snisttapanp Detroit Michigan CALL WAL 1837 OR A CASE Michigan eer MICHIGAN BREWERY Detroit Mich THE PRODUCT A NEW DETROIT BREWERY We have engaged the services of one of the most experienced brew masters in the country and Beer" is therefore not an experiment but a fin ished product a jkXotTtfoiT ZZj The Efficiency of Your Office orce depends largely upon your Office urniture and the con veniences it affords We have five of the leading makes of office furniture for you to choose from Desks for the the stenographer and the Roll Top lat Top Double and Single Desks all finishes Tables Chairs il ing Cabinets everything used in the for any purpose we can sup ply you at interesting prices Time is money The right furniture helps save it Let us show you the right furniture Gregory Mayer (q ruRNiWRe Bt booksloose leafspecialties MAIN 5246 errv CONGRESS i I BOYS TAKEN ROM BURLESQUE HOUSE Six Lads Not 16 Years Old ound By Detroit Truant Officers at Theater Six boys who have not reached the age of 16 years were found viewing the gossamer garbed ladles at the Avenue theater Sunday even ing by Truant Officers Erhard and Plies A city ordinance forbids children of tender years attending theatri cal performances unless accompan ied by parent or guardian or some other adult responsible for them The truant officers while on their rounds Sunday evening saw a youngster go to the window and buy a ticket They remonstrated with the ticket seller and as a re sult of the talk went into the the ater where they found five more boys who gave their ages as 15 or less Manager rank Drew of the Av enue questioned all the boys and asked them if they had purchased the tickets' themselves The boys all said they bought their own tickets The boys were taken to Captain office and afterward sent home The matter will be referred to Captain Breault and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Keldan Mon day SON IS DEAD Addison Abbott Son of Widely Known Detroiter Addison Abbott 4 1 2 year old son of Charles and Merrie Ab bott both attorneys died at the family home 84 avenue Sunday Charles Abbott the father was the founder of the Abbott Motor company and now has large Inter ests in water power and electric light companies throughout the northern part of the lower penin sula Mrs Abbott tho mother first came into public notice In Detroit through her successful defense of Mrs Rosa Barron who was accus ed of placing poison In the food of residents ot the Alhambra apart ments The child Is said to have been exceptionally bright His par ents are prostrated at its loss Car Jumps rom Tracks ollowing the wrecking of an automobile from the chaotic state of the car tracks at Woodward and Michigan avenues is the partial wrecking of a Detroit United Rail way Michigan avenue car No 1213 about 9 Sunday morning The car was being driven at good speed and as It struck the new rails it jumped the track the truck being partly disassembled from the body No one was hurt PARKE DAVIS WORKERS ATTEND POULTRY SHOW Exhibit to Close Tuesday Night MERGER WILLSAVE $200000 IN YEAR One of Best Held by State Association eathered aristocrats who are Consolidation of Telephone irms in Detroit to Be Complet holding court In Detroit armory during the annual exhibition of the Michigan State Poultry as ulatin claimed the attention Sunday afternoon of 60 members of the sales force of Parke Davis Co who are in Detroit attending the corporation's posting class It Is said that a better or more extensive display of white and buff Orpington poultry lias never been shown in Michigan In the lot are birds valued at $100 or more prize at many exhibition and whose owners conducted admiring groups of visitors to the cages Officers of the state poultry deal association declare that tho present show has been one of the most successful held both from a standpoint of gate receipts and the variety und excellence th exhib its The show will close Tuesday night MRS DELAMATER OR merly Miss Lillian Montgomery of Detroit and a sister of Mrs Dwight Rexford und Miss Mont gomery died at her home In Chi cago Sunday ed March 1 Detroiters who rent telephones will' save approximately IJOvuud an nually by the physical consolida tion March 1 of the Michigan State? and Home Telephone companies It is estimated by Arthur von Schlegel! general manager of the combined companies in this eity that there Is about 13000 offices business establishments and resi dences which are using duplicate telephone service The merger will obviate the duplication service and one telephone instrument displace the two now in use Engineers and other employes of the company arc working hard to? connect the outside switching and other details of the consolidation of the two properties The Michigan fcJUte company Is preparing a new directory which will be out In fortnight giving the names of all subscribers and the new NEW YORK LIE INSURANCE CO 346 BROADWAY NEW YORK SIXTY EIGHTH YEAR BUSINESS TO THE POLICY HOLDERS: Your Directors assume that when you think of your contract with this Company you never question the soundness but that you are deeply interested in its progress and in the efficiency and economy of its management We submit therefore the following summary from the transactions of the year: During 1912 the Company received in premiums $8594178405 In Interest Rents etc 3330158253 Total Income $11924336658 INVESTMENTS MADE DURING YEAR Real Estate Mortgage Loans (first liens) made in 46 Cities located in 25 States and Countries (to yield 532) $3491604600 State County and Municipal Bonds (domestic including Canada) issued by 49 Counties and Municipalities located in 20 States (to yield 447) 746310177 Domestic Railroad Bonds (to yield 456) 382079117 oreign and Municipal Bonds (to yield 421) 823422313 Miscellaneous Bonds (to yield 473) 26677750 Loaned to policy holders on security of their policies (to yield 5) 2776390900 DURING 1912 THE INSURED OR THEIR BENEICIARIES RECEIVED OR Death Claims $2578871450 Matured Endowments 616707679 Surrendered Policies 1295957680 Dividends 1143668636 Annuities 157050277 Added to the reserve funds for insurances to meet the standard adopted by the Company in accordance with the law and to the reserve funds for future dividends $3101982600 The increase in the earning power of the assets during the last seven years is equal to 029L Translated into dollars this means an increase in earning power over 1905 of more than TWO MILLION DOLLARS The increased earning power developed in 1912 is notable It is represented by 9100 of 1 and if maintained will increase the income of the Company in 1913 by comparison with what it would have been had the earning power remained as at the close of 1911 by the sum of $647000 Of the amount which the law allowed us to spend in 1912 for new business we actually spent 61 Of the amount which the law allowed us to spend for all purposes we spent approximately 63 Of the amount of new business which the law allowed us to issue in 1912 we issued 100 NINETEEN TWELVE WAS A GOOD YEAR If you desire further details write the Home Office 346 Broadway New York January 8 1913 Preaident a A Through Service to LORIDA The lorida Limited Pere KEARNS Giris' Parisian Laundry Co TIGER JR SATISACTION OR MONEY HEUNDJCIX EE BARRETT A CVH llupprr Kugrne Kale ondoniula Gillette Barthel rates and Winter Tourist Stop overs at all points Literature on Cuba and 'The Pirates of Penzance' 90 PER CENT Next MISS NEW YORK Carrying the only Double Drawing Boom Electric Lighted Sleepers leaves Detroit ort Street Union Depot daily 10:43 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A ETTE and ULL I MIEIHY Burlr onr at IO tO 30 rilla CHOOCEETA The Greate Dancer of Them All 4 M'ECIAI NIGHTS ITixe Waltx Contet Chums riuui rmiing fADDlfff Wel Mat 50e Io UAnnlviX Nights A Sat Mat 50e $3 Gilbert Sullivan estival Co DeWolf Blanche Duhirhl George MaeEarlane Arthur Aldridge Arthur Cunningham TONIGHT MJid riday Tue A Sat Etc und Staf Meat Wed Mat and WIL" I joe The Broadway avorite JULIE RING A'itcd by JAMES NORVAL In Mlw I rench arce ComedyTHE MAN MIE 7 Other Big 7 Arrives Jacksonville second morning Daylight ride via Pic turesque Route via Look out Mountain also to Atlanta without change of cars lxw rates I'reA lorida at City Ticket Office 7 ort Street 5 AMUSHMEVTS DETROIT CHARLES KOIIMAN Prevents MAUDE ADAMS PETER PAN By 1 BARRIE Ne THE KOI ND VP LYCEUM It'uWrlX Beulah Poynter In Two ascinating Southern A Kentucky Romance Mon Tur NVed Wed Mat Lena Rivers Dnmrrrl In Hr Hfrtbrwkjr Gayety WINNING WIDOWS Z9C wnnll 9 inr I laidiee tu Matinee 10c Neil Gu lay A Gaiety Girla (Wt WAYNE HOTEL GARDENS Tho Popular Amusement Thun DANCING Tonight Novelty Night Adml luu and lnln lutraelloM rre Hrn Shook uid Ilk tmou Or ebevtra Admiseiun 4 ree ROLLER SKATING 3 Seselon Dally 10 to 13 if to 3 to 10:30 Straub Sl Band ree AdmUaloa and Instruction Morning 1 adlet ad netted free Munday and Ihuraday adU erooD and evening Mueller Sons 72 SHELBY MAlhINbL end LOCKSMITHS' Keys all kinds made and re paired Lawnmowers repaired an4 sharpened Telephone Main 3.