The Detroit times., 1910-08-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Gated at Sspel.SSii ws y y. r
n not on orstiot-avs. a. has besi
:. wsI iss, ~, Lssnsr.. church, sp.a.s,
serv,ces held morning. afternoon apt
evening. The new church IL : sub.
s'A sna,in and hsnd:oms structure with
Rev. II. Mstsssr Il pastor. .'v. i"'
D.r,nx . Saturday night brawI IN Mi
tRs,ocn ~ No. LAG Misklgan-ave-
r SsinI,smln se.,ek's cash reglstsr wai
RoSsrsa Ss lCo S:s S.I.x ff psSi,
pesten. when the proprietor took {
nand During. the excitement some
a9te ouShss stepped S behind the bar and
Alfred Rice ana Georre H.~er. vhs
occupx r0oms NJ Ne. $50 Concord
ave, engaged In night in the back
yard Saturday night Rice used 9
face n d sns ssis Sn H Hs; Is;
M Ma hosplssi ana Rice l. locked
an assault charge
Mrs: Margaret RigIsy, VINE of Charles
sys died Sunday In her horne, Nm.
20 Harrison-ave. She was the daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hubert.
and Grace Hubert. Mrs bertha TAFT
wees Will be held In st. Vtncents
church. Tuesday morning. ut sac.
. I =. oDo..sii, grspristor e : ssleoa
thinks the police would be Of more
value patrofing beats at night than
watching the front doors Of thirst
might ,S.aves entered the place and
stole 1890. O'Donnell says that for
the last seven weeks an officer has
stood guard over his front door on
when protection II really needed.
there IL none
The death occurred In santa barbara,
sic n iss cd NJ. Br Ts:
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theron
Giddings. general superintendent
9ff agencies OF the Mlchigsn Mutual
TO California in the hopes that the
change would improve her health.
Her mother was with her at the end.
No word has been received a. to the
disposition of the body.
II IL estimated that the contests held
NJ the Michigan state rife range for
week ending last Saturday cost the
state and federal governments be-
roll Of the men ran from $500 to
$1,000. Most of the expense, includ-
ing all the. cost Of ammunition. II
borne, borne by the federal government,
better Workmanship among Its SOL
diers
In n street fight at Chene-st. and
w wS%ssy:ys No Es-
was shot In the neck. Gnd John
on the left cheek Two men riding
shsm and In sS sssSy su foow ssr: rss
chinck and Michael Koniezny. who
are held in the Chene-st. station.
ously injured.
Ernest Van Derwerken, who walked
out OF detective hesdSuarters sitter
he had been arrested by Detectives
Tremonte and Boioni. last Friday.
BY Detectives Black and Wilson. Van
Dcrwerken was walking arouna
town showing his friends marked
his daring escape from headquarters.
II was while he was showing q friend
an account of his escape that the
d d;,, walked up to NIL MN on Ca
surEeenson the Johns Aepkins nssps-
ate OF the Johns HoRkins vniysrsity.
Cub. No. sss woodward ave. Sun.
day evening, on The relations OF
science to religion While STUDYING |
in close personal relationship with |
DIR Paul Bu Bots, the most noted psy-
chotherapist In Europe. and became
He IN now devoting his entire time
to "the phenomenon OF mind In medi-
cine"
Has Helene Carmen wheeIock. daugh-
ter q Mrs: W. a, A. w snndaS IN NO. her
mothers home. Miss wheelock was
% years of age and a charming and
accomplished young girl: She vas
Central High school and a member
OF the First Congregational cnrrcn-
Her mother and one sister. Miss Ger,
aldins wh ,ss &c be sSr Tu.sday afser.
noon at 8 o'clock in the family home.
With interment In Woodlawn.
he usual Sunday quiet OF Grand Cir
Gus park and the a,ss S',rd.v ay morn.
ing by a chicken chase. the IKE OF
which Detroiters never saw before.
over 500 fowl escaped from the Fal.
time tearing up the flower beds when
a number OF Faltis' employees UNDER
took the Job of capturing the hens
The chase led the puWEs "ndwa unL9Tsn
and even into the park fountain. but
every chicken was captured.
ne II. 8. training ship Don Juan de
Austria, bearing the DETROIT Nsvs
"a Duffeld. left Detroit Saturday
,n,dnight for the rendezvous of the
great lakes naval fleet at Thunoer
Raw. where II Will arrive Monoay.
Monday afternoon the boat leaves TOT
Port Huron, reaching there Iuesaay
ana proceeding past Detroit toward
R,,fYaio. spending "Wednesday on
Lake Erie Thursday and Friday the
men will visit Niagara Falls, one
half going each day. They VIII De
tha chests Of the Buffalo Motor Boat
ciwh Friday evening the boat Will
leave for Cleveland, arriving Satur
dav ON Sunday. Gov. Harmon. OF
ohio. will be the guest OF the crew:
The boat will leave Cleveian9 tnut
evening, and arrive at Detroi. tns
next day. where IT VIII De vs't ,n
snected by the navy inspectors tne
men will disband.
.ootsur stars. the astronomers say
viii be seen In the heavens Mondsy;
Tuesday and "wednesday nights OF
this week This IL an annual exni.
hilton given by the starry nrmament
and always takes place In Augvst;
from the second to the twentietn; put
IL clearer from the ninth to the TOUR.
teenth. The stars shoot towaro
the earth at a tremendous rate. were
~ not for the fact that the Amos
phere forms a sort OF cushion Aho
retards the onward rush OF the m
teors. the earth would pc somewnss
shattered. say the astronomers Ineir
onrtacf with the atmosphere reduces
them TO powder and they fall to the
ground as meteor dust.