The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-20
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

Ex-Gov. Frank GoodfnE, OF Idaho, wa.
In the city saturday I'm the Interest
OF an orchard company or which he
IL president.
Bassett "A. West, 90, Mhs di.appeaI...i
from his home, Ma. 10 cobsit-st., ON
ChrA3tmas eve, Was brought bacI
from Chicago. Saturday night. by De-
tective Hugh Kane. 60 answer. a
charge OF abandonment IE.eferred by
his o ife.
The Rev. Fr. Gsbrieis, of -. Peter and
Paufs cathedral, addressed the News
boys sunday night on Honesty and
duty" An interesting musical pro-
gram was given by Misses BIiVie
Bramer, Florence Dietle and Mrs.
Lillian Sitter.
An early sunday morning IRE did
about $4,000 worth of damage 90 the
grocery and residence OF anthony
schneider and the bakery qf q. W.
Rarnmier at Nos. SOL -509-b11 Gratiot-
ave. The Schneider family was
driven TO the street in night attire.
A four-months-oid baby died In Mrs.
Aiphonse Declares arms I'm street
car. saturday night. while she vas
taking the child 10 the Children's
Free hospital 10 be treated for a
cough. The woman, who Is Bel
gian. lives at No. 277 Larned-st. east.
The thirty -sixth birthday or the Church
OF the Covenant was observed sun
day by the members OF that church.
An interesting part OF the morning
tor. the Rev. Robert Young. OF the
records OF the first service held in
the church just S6 years ago. Many
historical facts were related in the
reading OF the records that proved of
much interest TO the younger gener-
alton.
..This city should move early I'm get
tinE parks and Playground" seid
Lucius II. Wilson, secretary or the
Board OF Commerce. In the Brewster
Congregational church Sunday. New
York suffered by not doing this. She
did not provide sufficiently for
breathing and recreation places. and
when the city became congested. IL
was necessary tosbuy valuable tene-
ments and tear them down for parks.
Detroits rapid growth makes the
subject one to be considered"
Many were unable 10 gain admittance
10 the Woodward-sve. baptist church
Sunday morning, when the Rev.
Maurice p. Fixes began a series Of
every evening this week. Mr.. Fixes
preached on the second coming OF
Christ, declaring that He would come
a second time In great glory. Fred
opera singer. but now devoted to re-
ligious work. led In the singing. Mr..
Butler will assist Mr.. Fixes In the
meetings this week.
Attorney Fred A. Baker, one of De-
troit's veteran lawyers and n consti-
tutionaI authority or national repu-
tation. was the guest OF honor at a
dinner In the Detroit club, Saturday
night. at which IS of hS friends.
mos1 of them lawyers and Judges, sat
down The following toasts were re-
sponded to: Baker as young man."
c. j. Reilly; Baker before the SUI
preme court" Justice Joseph p.
Moore; Baker as he Is today" A. b.
Hall: Baker before the criminal
court" Judge William II. Connolly.
Nearly all the state supreme court
justices were present. as well as the
Wayne circuit court judges.
A delegation consisting OF 100 mem
hers OF the Michigan grand lodge.
Free and accepted Masons. and their
wives. left Sunday evening, in a spe-
cial train over the Pere Marquette.
for Alexandria, Va, 10 attend cere-
monies to be given under the aps-
pices of the Alexandria lodge. Feb,
81 George Washington was master
of this lodge 125 years ago. The
officers OF the Michigan grand lodge
will work the third degree before the
grand lodge of Virginia. with the as