The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

Marriage licenses were issued by LII
cense Clerk Alex. Stewart, Monda >,
to so couples. the biggest business
OF the yea.
August HempIer, teamster, living mt
No. - Eighth-st., was fatally In
Jurtd by Michigan Central switch
switch near the Humboldt st.
crossing, Monday afternoon. His
skull was crushed and he died on the
way TO Grace hospital
A sneak thief entered the rooms Of v.
bcarders at No sSEiiaabeth- st west
early Monday evening, and got away
with jewelry and clothing to the
value OF sos belonging to Renssel-
aer, and tewelry and clothing valued
at $40. the property OF Kolesky.
address, VIII be given ON Thursday
morning in the First Presbyterian
church, by the Rev. John ii. Boyd. in
the special Thanksgiving services to
be held In the church at 1890 oclock,
under the auspices OF the Mems club.
The church Will be appropriately dec
Grated and there win be special mu-
sic.
Lee f.. JosIyn, referee I'm bankruptcy
for the northern division Of the east
pointed by Judge Swan. Monday, as
referee for the southern district to
succeed the late Harlow T. Davock.
f TnoSs pasi ne months af
Marston was appointed to succeed
him in the northern division.
Assistant Postmaster Swan says that
he Q. much pleased with the way the
Sunday closing OF the postofnce
worked out on its first trial. Not
more than 25 per cent of the regular
callers visited the office last Sunday.
and many Of these seemed to be there
TO see how the system was working
out. Mr.. Swan says that he has no
fear that IL will ever be necessary to
open the office on Sundays again.
The real estate committee OF the board
of education has been offered = site
at Russell-st and Alexandrine-ave.
for the Charles J. George school.
John II. Mcdonald makes the offer
The price asked is $4,000 or $1,000
in excess OF the appropriation. As
Thursday IL Thanksgiving, the regu-
Would %sssns Is fa ai soa that sss
has been called for Tuesday evening.
Repeating what he told The Times
some weeks ago, A. 3. AtWnter. as
sistant to President c. NJ. Hays for
the Grand Trunk lines west OF De-
troit, declared, Monday night. that
the Grand Trunk had no intention
OF building a tunnel under the De-
part OF the Davis farm. Windsor. for
traffic purposes In the event OF the
Grand Trunk using the Michigan
Central tunnel. as proposed
The state tax commission met In the
Hotel Pontchartrain Monday after
noon to discuss figures for the equal
ization OF the taxable property of the
state and 10 take up other matters OF
more or less importance, The board
ations by next June. George Lord.
secretary of the commission, will re-
sign next month to serve In the state
~
from Detroit. His successor will be
appointed about Dec. Is.
The remains Of Edwin ID. LoOmls, vet
Gran railroad conductor, who died
suddenly, SUNDAY. were taken to JET
interment. Mr.. LOOMS was SO years
of age, and was the oldest conductor
In point OF service on the Wabash
pany Al years. He was In charge Of
the continental Limited" and made
his last run Friday. Late Saturday
he was taken Ill and death came in
few hours. being caused by Brights
disease and heart failure
Warren In Informed that
several persons are about the city
soliciting orders for house letter box
es from the patrons OF the postof-
fce. They are making the statement
that they are sent by the postmaster,
and that these boxes are necessary
II service by letter carrier Is desired.
public that no person ts authorized
to use his name. or the name OF any
departmental official In connection
with the matter, and that while the
placing Of boxes would greatly IA
cilitate the free delivery PROPOSE
ton, II is not requisite to secure the
mail.
In the course Of his lecture I'm the SER
les, "PhiiosOphy Of the Nnineteenth
century" Monday afternoon, In the
Church of Our Father, Prof Robert
NJ Wenley said that the American
not mean individual Independence.
but universal responsibility" with
Hegel, 1 believe that the only means
Of living moral life is according to
DR. Weniey "Hegel." like myself.
was called a Jesuit In disguise. That
Is the fate OF the philosopher who
Will not go to extremes" DR. Wen
ley's lecture Monday afternoon, Nov.
Is. will take up "Materialism and
Neo- Kantianism."
The many friends Of sister Loretta, su-
perior of the Providence hospital,
Will be surprised to learn OF her de-
parture from Detroit. Monday. for
the mother house OF her order In
EmmetsburE, Md. where she will
rest before taking up lighter duties
than fell to her lot in Detroit. Sis
ter Loretta had been In this city
about IL years. and was very popu-
lar with all who ever visited the old
bear to say good bye, so went quiet
~ away without telling anyone OF
her Intention, said one OF the sis
ters. Sister Laura. OF Baltimore, will
succeed Sister Lauretta as mother
superior and FIVE sisters OF charity
have also been added to the hospital
stan.