The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-29
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

The fourth entertainment o. : ..',s.,
star course will be giNen In o"aie,
lows temple. Maypury-a n ,,r
Michigan-ave., on Tuesday evening"
March 80
Views In Chinatown, san Fr"nc'sro.
and scenes among the Indians OF the
west with "a lecture by Burt 81. Johh
formed the g n,sasra p the newsboys.
Sunday night. Musical numbers were
contributed by Miss Florence Cui-
10th and Glen Wallace.
while Alex Zorkn, of No. 1914 Lnfay-
~tte-bIvd., was I'm the star fhenter.
Sunday night, someone took his new
bicycle. and left an old one In us
place. He took the old wheei 10 ,hs
central station. whore IL was iaier
claimed by Joseph Bell, OF NO. 200
Brush-st Bells wheel had been taken
earlier In the evening.
Easter "togs," valued az si32o were
stoieD from, A. L.. Gnriand's furnish
ing goods store. No. 81 John k.-st-,
some time Sunday night. by burg
lar who left no clue. The loot IN
cIuded socks suspcnders, clean
shirt, ncckties and other Easter
necessaries for the burglar. and sew
eral pairs OF hosiery for his sweet
heart.
suddenly sunday morning OF heart
failure in her home. No. dlo wood
ward-avc after having suffered from
the disease for several years. WhSn
=.
usual hour her daughter went %
call her and was Mortified to find her
mother dead in bed. Coroner Bur
CESS pronounced death due TO heart
disease.
The appointment rather than the cleo
ton Of Judges wrs advocated by At
torney III. l.. Bloomer In an address
before the Business Mems class Of
Martha Holmes NJ. T. church. sunday
noon Mr. Bloomcr said that fire.
quently men were elected TO 'he
bench who are better politicians than
lawyers. and that many really cap
able men never gained the honor be-
cause they Stunned politics. After
discussion the attorneys remarks
were Endorsed.
Mrs. Mary A. Logan. n resident OF De-
troit for many years and an active
worker In the Ladies' Aid society of
St Peters Episcopal church, died
Sunday, In her home, No. 3lS Brook
lyn-ave. She was born in Ireland
SO years agos and was the wife OF
John Logan. The following children
survive her: John. connected with
the Wabash railway; Mrs. Clara Is.
Narsland. Mrs. stella NJ. Mabley. Mrs.
Mabel L. Dessert OF Detroit; Charles.
OF New Rockford, \. D. and William.
OF Duluth.
B,xhop John =. Foley formally dedicat-
ed the new Franciscan home OF -.
Hedwig's church Junction-ave. and
Norton-st.. Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The building cost about
$4,000 and is already completed.
having been occupied since March
II The ceremonies were compare
lively simple. consisting Of the bless
ing OF the monastery and home. fol-
lowed By short services. FIR. Sczer-
ba, is rector OF the home and pastor
Of st. Heowig's church. and FIR So
polski Is his assistant.
A large congregation attended the SER
Vices I'm the Forrest. Presbyter
church. Sunday night and listened 10
the new Jsenten cantata by Harold
Moore. entitled The Darkest Hour"
The cantata created such an impress
sion that IL will be repeated next
Sunday evening The regular church
quartet under the direction Of y. J.
Corey. was assisted by a second quar-
tet consisting OF Mrs T.. NJ. Alger.
Miss Alice Parker. DR.. w. g. Povcy.
and James II Sherman, and Earl ~.
Van Amburgh. trumpet
~Grecce md Her Art" WINS the subject
Of Prof. 4. II. Grifhth's tclk In the
Museum OF Art. Sunday afternoon.
lie traced the Legendary history of
GREECE from the golden age through
the Trojan war. and described inter
estingly the beautiful structures
erected in the period following the
war. when Athens was the scene of
activity. The ruins of Athens were
shown in colored views Next sun
days lecture by Prof. Griffith Will
he the last OF the season. Victor
Benham will give concerts in the