The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-02-14
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Frank rabIrwski fell and broke his
nose while crossing the nl"htH""
! Central tracks at Trumbull ave SAT
urdaN night. He was taken 70 'fId''
hospital and later went 10 his nome
/ 80. ~ Thirty htth-si
George Carpenter, No. ~ NTlsht-st.'
rOnDInIncd to the police, sunday
nfv6t tlat he was robbed OF sac ln
a Champlain-st resort by man
whom hc let keep his money 50 tnal
ne wouldn't be robbed
aFrom ell the nations of the world
the true american has been mnue'
declared Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin IN
Temple Beth ~, SUNDAY morning ~
an address America Tor tine
An.cricans--what does il mean
Resolutions ~ appreciation and nnec-
don were passed by the members 81
the First Unitarian church SunaaH
FOR their late pastor, the Key. ktei
stuart y public memorial service
will he held In the church. SUNDAY
afternoon Feb. 20, at O'Clock
The need OF better library facilities In
detroit formed the subject OF "a thiS
from the pulpit or the CehliAI ", +.
church SUNDAY morning, by the Rev.
f. -. Leete. pr Leete urged ma ial
citizens give every support - the
proposed new central library building
The first annINersary of che Detroit
CITY Rescue mission. was Observer
SUNDAY In the Light Guard armorN'
when Harry Monroe, noted mission
worker. OF chicago, and Edward
card superintendent OF the ~. LOUIS
Rescue mission. addressed large
audiences afternoon and evening
Finnk SIetkn. nEed ~ years. No. ~
R0ooseNeI1-RVe.. was slightly bruised
about the head when struck by a
Michigan car at twenty -hith-sI,
SUNDAY morning. itarHtS I h"Ss, "E go
face while hitching on a car at ste
phens and Gratiot-aVes" SATURDAY
right lie was taken 10 Red cross
hospital.
"Nrd VAS born with the Roman Catho-
lie church" Director Griffith. of the
Museum OF Art. told the Men class
of the First conversational cnurIn'
SUNDAY noon 'llliterac! was IN"
rule until the last few centuries. Les
sons had To be taught By means ol
pictures, SO The MadohhaS oi ne
masters took the place OF DOCKS ~
the education OF the common people
THIS L. a gala week for the Repub-
! Hcun stntesmeD In Michigan. In
JACKSON. Monday night the l'nIosh
club has a spread. Tuesday night
the Republicans of Adrian celebrate.
while Three Rivers entertalns t1t
takers. The four Candi dates tot
governor viii be at all the meetings.
az will also Congressman TOWNSEND.
while Senator Burrows VIII speak In
Adrian and Three Rivers
Truant Officers plies aud GrOSsnnn
were " aitinE Mt the interurbnn depot
when a Toledo car, with two rum
away boys on board arrived. sun
day night. The police OF Lakewood.
o.. had telephoned the local authori-
ties 20 watch for John Maugan, aged
10. and Jack M0digan. Il years old.
who were on tho car. The boys We're
taken 20 police headquarters, ana VIII
be sent back home.
Grnnt Fellows. Of Hudson, Mich. Will
he the principal speaker az the an
nual BANQUET OF the pttrolt Oo!leEe
Of Law Alumni association, next
Monday evening In the Fellowcratt
club. Others who viii speak are
Willis =. Perkins. who succeeded
Judge knappen on the federal bench
in Grand Rapids; Bishop Williams
and w w Wedemeyer the latter OF
Ann Arbor. At this meeting the an
! nual election of officers viii take
pace
Henry 4. I<OeItzOw, Wholesale cOnfec-
tIoncry dealer NJ No. 153 MOntcnlm-
81 east, died. saturday night. OF
! hemorrhage with which he was
seized while waiting on customer
/ i'm his store. Coroner Bennett de
cided that an Inquest was unneces-
sary John Krzistowski. - years
old. No 461 Canneld-ave. east. died
of heart disease while waiting his
turu ia barber shop, at No SS5 Ri
vurd-st. Coroner Burgess viewed
the IouN
A controlling interest In the saginaw
Evening News has been sold 10 ~
syndicate composed OF Ralph H.
s0Y'9 '9 wTnEoop f EGsar & w HfT4
comb George G. Booth. H. :. Scott
and Edmund w Booth. by John r.
! Winship and Eugene McSweeney the
latter gentlemen retaining a minor
ity interest In the paper Mr.. Green
| way Will give m the management OF
! the Grand Rapids Press to manage
the Saginaw News.
"ThC Americans N nation live on
broIIed indigestion and klOrlhed
! grease" said the Rev. T Walker
Malsolm, IN -. Andrews Presbyter-
ian church, Sunday evening. Many
Of our national troubles are the re-
suit of our customary salutatlOn
How do YOU do 90 said he. Much
enumeration OF mlseries and eNag-
geration OF them would be avoided
= In we were TO change our greeting
To Ton OF the morning TO YOU or
some other CHEEKY phrase
Following nm illness OF several months.
Dr. George Hayden stevens, died at
his home No 463 Greenwood ave,
SUNDAY. OF tuberculosis. Or. stevens
/ had resided TN Detroit the past ten
years. coming To this city from
/ Syracuse y y where he was born.
der, the Oddfelldws and belonged TO
/ several medical societies. lie is sur
| ViVed bv his widow. Funeral SER
vices will be held Tuesday afternoon
In thc residence. and the body Will
be taken 10 Syracuse for intcrment.
One OF the most enjoyable meetings
the NewsbOys have held this season
was that OF sunday night when
Abraham Lincoln was the subject or
discussions So much had the boys
To- say or him. that at a late hour
the speeches were cut on, and the
announcement was made that they
VIII he continued next sunday night.
Col o a. James also addressed tile
boys. telling them stories about the
martyred president. Mrs MacFarlane