The Detroit times., 1911-08-14
NHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Josephine Tobinski, ~ years old. No.
I:.5 81. Aubin-nye., died I'm Grace
hospital, saturday night. from burns
sustained the night OF July so.
An unidentified NAM fell from Brush
line eur, sunday might, nt Gratiot-
ave. and Randolph-st. He Is I'm 81.
Marys hospital with a fractured
skull.
burn-aye, WINS struck by Jefferson
line car at Jefferson and Seyburn-
nvesl Sunday. His right shoulder
was dislocatad and his nose lacer-
ated. He was taken home,
Robert ,. aud Sylvester Duncanson,
brothers, are under arrest for the nu-
thorities OF Whitewater. Wis, where
they are wanted on burglary
charge They broke jail I'm that town
and were arrested here by Detectives
Cotter and Kane.
An exhibition OF swimming "stunts"
Will be given by public school pupils.
Tuesday afternoon. I'm front OF the
Belle Isle bath house The program
will begin at o'clock and the pub
lie Ii invited.
The twentieth mission established, I'm
Detroit, BY the Missouri synod OF the
German Evangelical Lutheran de.
nomination was formally dedicated
Sunday. at Kercheval. and Hillger-
ayes. The Rev Charles Boyce.
formerly OF ST. Paul, Mimi. was In
stalled as pastor.
HIS honeymoon the Rev. A. KIN
ney Hall, rector OF st. Georges -1pis-
copal church. took his place on the
organ bench. Sunday, alternating his
Guties between the pulpit. the c.ian-
eel and the organ. I'm n Jack-of-
all-trades and was willing to help
our organist out" said Mr.. Hall, In
explanation.
The Rev. Thomas Livingstone, y. j.,
chaplain Of Detroit university, Will
leave that institution this week to
become treasurer of Creighton uni
versity. Omaha. Heb. Previous to
was a missionary and is widely
known and much respected through
out the country.
sDick" HuntIcy, ex-conyict, who was
shot I'm nm attempt 10 escape from
Jackson prison. was arrested. Satur-
day night, on a charge OF stealing a
horse. He was taken from Red
Cross hospital, where he was lying
with a sprained ankle. Huntley is
alleged to have stolen the horse from
a peddler. last Friday. He drove to
Ecorse. where he was struck by an
automobile.
Aiphonse ID. Herde came 60 Detroit
from Hungary, Inst week, with s975,
his intention being to purchase
farm In Michigan. In some way, he
lost the money and now he Is prac-
tica1ly penniless. HIS Vile and fam
lily are still I'm the old country. He
Through a marine glass, Capt. A. J.
fall from the steamer Ottawa I'm Lake
Erie. of Bar Point, Sunday. saw him
left struggling In the water by his
own ship, and later rescued by the
City OF Buffalo. which was following
the Ottawa.
Two Polish cooperative societies, for
the purpose of buying groceries and
other stables and retailing them TO
Anlr alAr hnU hnn a m
the east side. One will operate with
I'm the limits OF st. Mary's parish,
the other In the territory east or
Chsne-st Each society expects 10
erect a business block In the near
future for merchandising purposes
A aetd tny for the pupils OF the sum-
mer schools will be held ON Beile
Isle, Tuesday. Aug. 22, from o'clock.
I'm the morning. until o'clock In
the afternoon The days program
will include all sorts OF athletic
events, baseball games and folk
dancing. Banners and badges Will
be presented the successful competi-
tors by Mayor Thompson and other
officials
Miss ELLEN Jane Benhnn, ~ years old,
and Miss Christina Mcleod, 90 years
old. residing in the Thompson Home
for Old Ladies'. died, Sunday morn
ing, within short time OF each
other. Miss Benham was native of
Connecticut but had spent most OF
ner lilo IN DetIOlls anu ndO ilNtO
the home for 20 years. Miss Mcleod
was born I'm Scotland and had lived
I'm Detroit since childhood. She had
been In the home the past six years.
Neither woman has relatives nearer
than nieces and nephews. Both
funerals will be held from the home,
Tuesday.
Following an operation I'm the
woman's hospital, Mrs. Josephine
y \ Wells. died I'm that institution, Sat
urday evening. Mrs Wells was the
wife OF Hewitt Wells, OF the Trussed
Concrete and had lived In De-
troIt about two years. Mrs. Wells is
survived by her husband. an aunt.
Mrs. vivian Brent, who lived with
her In the Arthur apartments M.
965 Jefferson her father, Judge
George c. Merrick, OF Maryland, four
sisters and one brother. The body
will be taken 10 Washington. ID. G.,
for interment.
eChurchtanity L. doomed and human
society will return more 60 that
whitening ecelesiasticism which made
the organization OF the church an
end 20 Itself" declared the Rev. IT..
w. Young. I'm a strong sermon sunday
morning. in the North woodward
Baptist church. Ecclesiastical es-
Establishments can never tyrannize
over the souls of men In our modern