The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-25
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

,Pastmaster Harry X. stevens was pre-
seated with pastmnstcr's tewei nt
banquet given by Palestine lodge.
Frank +. sbearer, = piano tuner, living
st No. iU5 kirby-nve. west, has just
4 come into possession OF legacy or
$1,000 left by Mrs. Dorins Rathbun,
7 the money 10 30 spent according TO
! his Judgment In the prevention OF
cruelty to animals. He viii begin a
systematic campaign against the
cruelty or driters TO horses
loamueI y. Lawresce was the speaker
In the meeting ~ the Newsboys' Ms
ISOLATION. SUNDAY John l. Dexter
presided. Herman Buch and Glenn
Van Ripper sang. Ruby Barnett played
4 the piano. Others who took part
! are Herman Blumberg, Sid Bier
baum. Julius Ascherm. jacob Conan.
1 Martin Conan. Raymond Goad. Chas.
4 Smith.
No strenuou. competition with the De-
tr0it city Gas 90. L. expected as n
result OF the Incorporation OF tht
new suburban Gas Co.. which has
succeeded the Detroit Gaslight a.
( Coke Co. The new concern is capt.
: allied at 100000 with G. Ii. Geist. OF
Philadelphia, and Rufus Dawes. OF
Chicago. as the principal hackers,
/ the Eighteenth ward and the down
river towns.
Strife between the "trust" and the In
I dependent moving picture makers has
4 resulted in the calling OF TWO meet
, ings for Ohio. Indiana and Michigan
!. exhibitors. Both are 10 be held on
Wednesday. the trust meeting. or
y that OF exhibitors who VIII stick 10
a the Moving Pictures Patents Co. be-
: ing called for Toledo, while the IN
dependent makers Will demonstrate
d a new machine here. for dissatisfied
4 picture machine men.
The Rev. James VI. Bnrkiey, ID. ID, of
I the Forcst-aNe. Presbyterian church.
81 tn, lat In
Living Like Jesus, said that the
I movement in Cleveland Is practically
an admission that those engaged in
II, have been living In some other
way. We are just now. the speaker
n said. at the question point or the
: movement. Il may die a-borningi or
may spread like fire In dried prairie
I grass. and sweep the world.
aChe next regular meeting of the So
{ ciety of Detroit Chemists VIII be held
Friday evening. Jan. 20. in the rooms
! of the Employers association, Stcv-
ems building at 5 o'clock. The speak
I er VIII be Howard l. GRADER; Of
! Parke. Davis x Co; subject, Food
Digestant." The paper will deal with
Z the enzymes which bring about the
i digestion and assimilation OF food,
! and with description OF the COM
\ mercial products which aid digestion.
their source, appearance, ana stand
! periments The supper preceding
the meeting VIII be served In Alt
Heidelberg at $50 y. III.
The Detroit Society for the Prevention
and study Of Tuberculosis, held IA
4 meeting, saturday, In the Hotel Point
), chartrain. and made. plans for big
y campaign to be made in this city and
state. looking towards the stamping
out ef the disease The Michigan as
the Museum OF Art. Feb. 26. and the
following delegates were selected 10
attend: Mesdames James Arthur
NlxNt don II
/. ter. G. p. Larned. A. G. Pessano, +,
p. stair. b. g. Whitney: Misses
Mary f. boyle. Clara f. pyar, J A.
s. T. Douglas. ] l. Hudson. Drs.
7 Guy l. kiefer. IL NJ. Rich.
I The Rev. Lee >. McColiester, of the
I Church of Our Father. ofnciated at
three funerals Monday. all or the
the morning at 10 o'clock he ofhci-
ated at the funeral of Mrs. Clara y.
I Jacob, OF No. S22 Brookly nave. and
. half an hour later at the services
over the remains OF Capt. John Y.
! Webb OF No. 23s Twentieth-.st At
$3.50 o'clock In the afternoon. he con-
|, Quoted the funeral services for Mrs.
Parker Madgwick. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r.. A. Parker, who died In
I Oregon. and whose body was brought
back to this city for interment The
funeral took place from her home.
No ISIS North Boulevard east.
In an effort TO save his elder brother
from danger In the canal Belle
Z Isle. Babe" Connolly, aged nine
years. son OF William Connolly. an
. engineer living at No 5l3 Forrest.
east was drowned. Saturday after
noon. The boys had been warned
not 10 go skating on account OF the
soft ice but they went to the island
10 play. The elder brother, Frances,
aged IL. with some other boys. was
floating OH large piece Of detached
ice. when IL broke. throwing him into
the water. Then Babe" as he was
called. thought his brother In danger.
and plunged In to help him. but the
Ice broke under him, and becoming