The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-12
WHERE LIFE rs
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WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING
Health officer kiefer says that De-
,roit made a good showing in the
United states mortality report for
1910, being fourth lowest In the list
day morning, at % o'clock, In 81
Marys church, Tor Jacob IA. Brueck-
man, aged "a, who died Monday in
MS residence. No. 440 Field-ave. He
Co.
erosse Pointe, who left recently ON
a Trip through the west. intending
10 proceed TO Japan later. Is i'll In
colorado and Is said TO have aban-
doncd has proposed journey abroad
Ills illness 10 not regarded as SER
ious.
Edward q. jackson, who died In hos
ton, Mass, Sunday, was buried by
the Elks In Woodmere cemetery this
afternoon. lie was a membsr Of the
Detroit lodge of Elks and a lodge
OF sorrow was held for him in Il.
Blake a. Sons chapel, Tuesday after
noon.
After an Illness Of four months, caused
By complication OF diseases, Frank
died in his home. No. $50 Brooklyn.
ave. Tuesday. lie was 10 years old.
lie was connected with Il number OF
German societies. For many years
he ran butcher shop In the Central
market.
Albert Lahin, a messenger boy, IA
years old, No. az Brewster-st., WINS
run down by Fourteenth-st. car,
while he was riding his bicycle at
Beaubien-st and Alexandrine- ave.
Tuesday night He was picked up
unconscious and taken 10 st. Mary's
hospital in an auto patrol. His con-
dillon il serious
william Rathbone filed suit Tuesday
against the Detroit United Railway
and the Good Roads Construction Co.
for 100000 damages for injuries
which he alleges he received near
Marysville, Sept IA, 1909, when an
interurban car in which he was rid
ing, collided with "a steam roller be-
longing 10 the construction company.
Charles II. sheriff., United states
minister 20 Argentina, In expected 10
be the guest OF honor at the next
MONDAY luncheon OF the Board Of
Commerce. which Will be given April
20. Mr. Sheriff. is now in the United
States on leave on absence.
Mrs. Emma A. Fox, an authority on
parliamentary law, addressed the
Mems Parliamentary Law league. In
the Hotel fuller Tuesday night.
Mrs, Fox is president OF the Detroit
Federation OF Women's clubs. She
leaves Friday for Washington TO at
tend the Continental Congress Of the
Daughters Of the American Reyolu-
ton
Mrs. Mary Lyon NewhaII, wife of Ed
ridge Garry Newhsll, died Monday
night in her home, No. 14l Alger-
ave She was one OF the founders
OF St Joseph's Episcopal church. De-
troit Her parents Mr. and Mrs Ed.
ward Lyon, are now on their way
home from Florida, and funeral ar
rangements Will not be made until
they arrive.
The following students of Victor Ben
hmm gave "a concert In the Church
OF our Father Tuesday night, In aid
OF the Van Leuven Browne Hospital
School for Crippled Children: Carl
ton Miller. Miss Elsa Buchbender'
Miss Alice Whitbeck, Miss Ria Blum
den. Miss Amelia Melin, Miss Mar
garet Mannebach, Miss Nina Young,
Miss Irene Griswold and Paul Koch.
In the course Of "a sermon I'm the Cass-
ave. VI. r.. church, Tuesday night,
Milton 5. Reos, evangelist, said no
one should refrain from being a
Christian because there happened to
be inconsistent people. hypocrites, In
the church. Ii was the privilege OF
every man to show the world now
he could live consistent Christian
life, Mr. Rees emphasized.
The Detroit Technology association,
made up of about 100 graduates Of
the Massachusetts Institute or Iech
nology held a dinner IN the Uni
yersity club Tuesday evening 10 cele-
brate the fiftieth anniversary OF the
granting OF the charter TO the school.
The speakers were Hal NJ smith smith
William r. Kales and others.
The Michigan Naval brigade Will put
out the first issue of sail-Ho, which
is TO be its official organ. on May i.
The first number VIII contain ar
ticles by Commander Charles c.
Marsh. L. s. n. inspector OF naval
reserves Capt Fred D. Standish, or
the Michigan Naval Brigade; Hubert
G. O'Brien and other members OF the
local organization. The editors are
Reginald Albertus IA. X. Albertus
and FL o. Pierce. 1t Is planned 10
publish monthly.
Presbyterian church, Tuesday night,
q committee was appointed to plan
for the erection OF an addition TO the
church, which is now said TO be more
prosperous than at any time In It's
history George Foote James 5.
Henderson and Ray 5. NJ. Wilde were
elected trustees for three years. w.
F. Morton. Jr.. auditor for one year.
and w G, Robins, David y Carnegie
and Wallace Weber elders for three
years
Ellen Mnssnick, No. 24I Rivard-st-
who Is III with tuberculosis, was
frightened into Mysteries, Tuesday
night when a fire started In the bowl
ing alley at No. 3O1 Monroe-aVe.
The property adjoins her room and
the flames reflected through her
windows. frightened her Her con-
dition was made more serious as
result The bowling alley is con-
Quoted by Mrs. r. n Magdefrau,