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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-10

o. A. Smith ana Clifton Hoffman
attended the Washtenaw. Living
ston County executive meeting OF
the-Bo Scouts Wednesday. supper
was served.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-10
Honored On Birthday

A group OF friends and relatives
met at the home OF Mrs. Harold
Brooks Saturday evening TO help
here celebrate her birthday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-10
News From Plat
Mothers Hold MEETING
Returns From Hospital

A meeting of the mothers was
held at Nursery School Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-10
Accents reachlna Position

Mrs. Robert DeVee has accepted
a teaching position at the Lewis
School west of Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-10
Recovering From operatIol

Robert Champion who recently
underwent an operation in St Jo-
seph's Hospital, Ann Arbor, is re-
covering nicely.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-10
Board Meets

The official board Of the Method
ist Church met in the Church Annex
Monday evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

C. s. Smith, one Of Detroit's mos
outstanding women. Mrs. Smith
delightfully."- described her recent
trip 10 Africa and her experience
there.
After the address, officers OF the
club were introduced as follows
Mrs. Charles A. HILL president,
Mrs. Mae Porter. vice president;
Mrs. j r. Lewis. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. A. G. Thomas. sect /;
Mrs. Linnie Miles. assistant secre-
tary: Mrs. Alberta Pittman. CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Mary D.
Ross, treasurer Mrs. p. l.. Wood
son. devotional leader; Mrs. Ruby
Clay. journalist: Mrs Amalia
Kaigler pianist, Mrs. F. B. Peck,
psrliamentarian critic: and Mrs.
Pauline Cunningham, custodian.
The fnal program for the hnan-
cial drive ended Tuesday evening
at Macedonia Baptist church. OF
which the Rev II. II. Coleman is
pastor Another masterful address
was delivered by Or L. X. Will
liams
MANY pledges we're made to sup
port the 100000 drive for the
Publishing Board. Mrs. |. - Pope,
state president I the Womens
convention. also her staff and dis
triCt officers. were present and
nledeod their support 10 the drive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
St. James CINE

After an interesting sunday
Sshoo, the lgnior church service
began. r W Ross delivered the
message from me subject Great
Through Service. The Senior
choir sare
The devotional service was cor
Guc'ed by n A. Royston assistant
pastor ard Reyerends II. Wilder
and a n Phelps. The pastor. the
Rev VI, Petiierew. delivered a
yers he.pful sermon on the sub
Jeri Preparing for Heavy Duty"
Tex, Nehemiah SO. This being
conference Claim das the Roll
was called and all conference
claims were paid in fun for 1910.
Tais is the hrst time that this as
sessmert has been met so soon.
A. three.thirty Communion SER
wee Vas held and a large number
"ere present 10 pariake of the
Lord 5 supper Visitors are well
come az all times. c. Bailey is
fhurch reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Macedonia Baptist

Members and friends OF Macedo.
ma ielt no stones unturned in MAY
ing tne Rev. II. H. Coleman's df,h
anniversary as pastor a great suc.
cess. The pastor preached sunds,
morning from Neh. Ga 81 az,
doing a great work and I canno,
come down" '''0
The Rev W. +. Ramsey Of Poo
PIE : Baptist church. and members
OF MS congregation, worehinned !,
Macedonia at D. m. the Rev A.,
ramsey delivered the anniversor,
sermon, text, 1875 Psalm smile,
OF Reaping." '"' Joy
The Lords Supper was sd,,,r,.
'ered az the evening service r..
pastors text was BE not afrs,d !,
y subject "Fearlessnees -
a banquet was given Mord,v
evening in the dining room =, 49,
s wns' as climax 10 the ami.
nrersary program in honor ~ Tn
Rev. Mr.. Coleman. " Inc
Oscar Williams. son q, Nt,s ga
W. w. Que OF the nurses OF the church
n nus received his Red Cross cert,G'
ca'e from the Boy scout Troon
no. Sl5' and can render arst,a,S
lot tnree years. The church -"
,o,ces ;, win Mrs. Gaddy in the sue.
Mrs. Lula Smith is church -.
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Anniversary OF
Pastor To BEGIN
AT New Bethel
Rev. Armstrong
Recuperating From
From Illness

The celebration OF the eighth an.
niversary OF the pastor. the Rev
Mr.. Armstrong OF New Bethel Ban.
fist church will begin sundoy
March 10 and continue for a weet
The Rev. A. G. Wright will ofhciats
at the opening service.
The Rev. c. l.. Morton OF Cana.
da will preach Sunday afternoon At
4 o'clock.
A singing contest will be held
Friday, March s by the Loving
Five and the Flying Cloud quar-.
tet.
The Rev. n. II Armstrong pas.
tor OF the New Bethel Baptist
church. who is recuperating from
illness. was in the pulpit SUNDAY
but did not preach. The Rev Mr..
Brittian delivered the morning
message. Music was furnished nv
the Senior choir. Among their rem
ditions were Mozart's Gloria"
Lead Me To The Rock" and Il
Want Two Wings" arranged ard
directed by Robert l.. Nolan.
Soloists were Mrs. r. Liehtsey.
soprano; Miss Alice Branham. Who
appeared Sunday evening.
The Flowers board held helr
first program last SUNDAY The
Starlight club won the contest BY
raising 1871.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Presbyterian Church

"The Silence OF Jesus was the
theme % the Rev Henry Porier's
sermon Sunday morning at 81.
John Presbyterian church. text.
Luke 239. The speaker opened his
discourse BY saving. There is not
man living or dead. as little in
the minds Of people in the world at
large to-day. as Jesus Christ. How
much We do for the devil. how lit
tie for Jesus
Communion service will he held
next Sunday morning, following
the sermon.
The weekly community classes
will be resumed this week. on
Tuesday wednesday Thursday and
Friday. at The church. Glasses in
cooking sewing. community sing
ing for adults. also girls clubs,
crafts and STORYTELLING for chill
dren.
sunday. March 10. from to g.
the Non Pariel club will hold a
silver musical tea in the chapel Of
the church. Admission will be free
March 10. the young people viii
present drama. entitled. Thank
You, Doctor The public is invit-
ed.
Sick members OF the church in
clude Mrs. f. Mann and Mrs. Oleen
Long.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Rev. Robert Brady
Answers Questions

Rev. r. l.. Brady pastor of
Second Baptist church. announces
that he will ask and answer sew
eral vital questions in his SER
mon Sunday morning. March 10, as
follows:
What IS your attitude 10 the
church? DO you regard It as a hu-
man organization or Divine in
stitution? DO you regard other or
CARNATIONS as OF equal Importance
IN the community? Have you a
suggestion for the correction OF
what you regard 10 be the faults of
The church? DO you believe that Il
Is functioning efficiently in the
face OF Twentieth Century prob
lens? Is your criticism OF tho
church the result Of prejudice. or
are you interested in improving its
operation ?"
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Christian Science

Man will be the subject OF the
Lesson Sermon In all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. March 10. 1910
The Golden Text Daniel lO.f9)
Is: 20 man greatly beloved. fear
rot; peace be unto thee, be strong.
yea be strong"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Genesis 1:27): 80 God
created man In his own Image Ir
the image OF God created he him:
male and female created he them"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scripture" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 33s) Immortal man was and
Is Gods image or idea, even the r.
Unite expression OF INFINITE Mind.
and immortal man h coexIstent and
coeternal with that Mind"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Christians Should Be Proud OF Marks Dr. Wright
Mrs. Edna Tate Will
Sing On Program At
King David Temple

Mrs. Edna Tate, Gospel soloist,
will render a program at King
David Temple. $50 f. anfield,
March II and Is; and from March
10 through 21. she will be at True
Light Baptist church. 1874 St.
Joseph.
Mrs. Tate appeared at First Bap-
fist church In Ecorse on February
% and March 1. other participants
on the program included Mrs l..
Parham. Mrs. c. Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. william Johnson, Mrs. f.
Byrd. Miss F.. Thompson. the Brady
Four. Mrs. Ida keane, J. Tate
and Deacon W, Jones.
Mrs. Tate Is a loyal booster OF
the Detroit Tribune and urges her
audiences to read this splendid
paper each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Catholic News
BY J. n. MAY

Sunday March 10 Is Holy Name
sunday. In all Catholic churches
where this Society is organized
the members will assist at Holy
Mass and receive Holy Commun-
ion in PREPARATION for the insults
and blasphemies uttered against
the Holy Name OF God
The pledge which the member
takes upon entering the Society
may be summarized as strong
faith in God, a fefyent belief In the
Divinity OF Jesus christ and the
truths lie taught and for which he
died. a filial love for the Vicar OF
Christ on earth the Pope and an
ardent love for the flag OF Our
Country, and the God-giyen princi-
pie for which Il stands. AT each
monthly Mass and communion the
members renew these pledges and
dedicate themselves anew 10 the
cause OF Christ and His Church
At Sacred Heart church. Rivard
and Elliot streets. the Society will
assist az the S 50 Mass next sun
dty After the mass breakfast
Will be served in the School fol-
lowed hy the monthly meeting. The
officers OF this Branch are:
Jesse l.. McCaulcy, ident.
James Gibson, vice president. Sid
neg Trent, secretary; William
Spaulding. treasurer.
AT St BeEedict the Moor church
the members OF the Society viii
assist at the z O'Clock mass. Their
monthly meeting will be held after
the sunday Devotions at three
o'colck.
It's during this period OF the
season OF Lent, that the church
wants her people to mediate and
consecrate their time TO the suf-
ferings and death Of Christ in
order TO be prepared 10 fitiingly
observe the day or which lie died
for our sins. In order that we
may be wholly occupied with the
great events OF the Passion. the
church covers the statues Of Our
Savior and Our Lady and the
Saints with a purple cloth. These
remain covered until Good Friday
noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Detroit Council OF Churches Urges
For Chlds Sake---Co To Church

The For Your Childrens Sake
Go To Church movement is design
ed 10 promote good will. friendship
and tolerance throughout the city
at this time. Leading denomira-
tons belonging TO the Detroit
Council OF Churches are sponsor
Ing The Campaign.
The Campaign is designed with
The child IN mind. Parents are urg-
ed to 90 10 church-Any church
between now and Easter ard 10
take their children with them.
Dr. Merton s. Rice, pastor,
Metropolitan Methodist church has
10 say in his The Home and the
Church"
] am greatly interested in any
movement that will bring together
he families OF our people in the
church. Il Is the safest gathering
place for our people that has ever
been found We are fellow citizens
OF the household OF Gods The
way the apostle Paul puts IL ir one
or his lectures. The household il
the place OF the whole family.
The nation IL stronger whose
people are TO he found in the
church. II there we're no other than
the patriotic appeal in the call TO
unite our people In the church IL
would have very great value in
DAYS such as these. But every good
thing Is involved in the movement
10 get all people in the church OF
God The security OF every good
hing is Increased for the people
who meet together ard worship
God together"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
St. Paul AME Church
SOUTHWEST DETROIT

The Sunday School lesson sun
day was reviewed by f. A. vivian.
Az II a. M. the Rev. s. s. Har-
ris preached from Peter 81. sub
jet. God Cares For Me" The
Senior choir rendered splendid
music.
AZ , p. IN the Rev Mr.. Harris
introduced the Rev. s. s. Harris.
editor ard secretary OF the Litera-
ture Union. The speaker preached
from Cen 95;1.
AT D. m. the pastor preached
from Ezekiel 1;lO. subject. Gods
Perfect Church"
The Senior choir will present
their cantata on Palm Sunday
Members on the sick list include
Mrs Ruby Tobias and Thomas
Adams.
Presiding Elder Blake Will hold
ms third quarterly conference at
me church on March II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

"Beholding The Multitudes" will
be the subject from which the mas
tor. the Rev. J. Arminius Charles
ton. VIII preach Sunday morning
1896 at ST. Paul AME church.
our Refuge" will he the subject
OF the sermon, Sunday everine al
7:45. ~
The Rev. H. II. Carroll, choir and
congregation. of Scott Methods,
VIII Worship at St Paul sunda,
..afternoon, o'clock
The Sunday School will convene
at 9;l5 a. m. with George w. Gar.
ner as superintendent.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
leagues will meet AZ Z ard e.9o
?. M. Topic; Hearing The SIM
small Voice" King 1912: Pc
46 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Peoples Baptist

The Sunday School OF Peoples
Baptist church had a class rail-,
last sunday morning, with D. Chill
lis in charge.
Al 1900 a. m. the pastor, the
Rev. W. +. Ramsey, preached q
very enjoyable sermon. Subject
THE Man OF Sorrows" Willie An
drews sang a solo. There were
also selection from the King Solo
NOR Harmony Five.
Among the visitors Sunday were
the pastors daughter and sister-in-
law. Mrs. Rosetta Yocum and Mrs
Mueitda Holloway OF lndianapo-
lis. Ind.
In the afternoon the Rev. Mr.
Ramsey and choir were visitors AT
Macedonia Baptist church. the Rev
Mr.. Coleman is pastor.
Seven were baptised and sixteen
fellowshipped at the evening SER
vice. The Rev. MIR Harris preached
a grand sermon. Communion was
also taken.
The following churches. pastors
and choirs will participate in the
installation services at People,
Baptist church beginning March 4.
Monday Corinthian Baptist Thurs
day. New Mt Zion Baptist. Friday.
Second Baptist OF lnkster. Mich. !;
There will be speakers each night.
On Sunday. March 10 Dr. Toodle
and Mr. McFall will be the guests:
Monday, March 4. senator Charles
Digs will he the speaker Mrs. Es-
telle Andrews singers Will furnish
the music
On March 90 the Nurses Guild
Is giving Heaven and He'll party.
and on March % the Missionary
Society and Junior choir are pre-
sen,ing a fashion show.
Mrs. Minnie Duncan is church
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

Despite the weather, a large
crowd was in attendance at New
Salem Baptist church last Sunday.
After the devotion by Deacons Pat
terson. Dorsey, Simmons and Ora
ham, the Senior choir rendered
some beautiful anthems. Clarence
O'Neal was at the plano. Mrs.
Hutchins also made few remarks
which were enjoyed by all.
DIR. p. r. Neil. associate pastor.
delivered the morning message.
Theme. Christ the Light Of the
World" Text. John s:12. Three
were added TO the church. two for
baptism.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
When Poisons Slow
K I'D N E Y s
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out
For IS Cents

Go to your druggist TODAY and get
this safe. swift and harmless diure-
tic and stimulant - ask tor Golo
Medal Harlem oil Capsules ana
start at once TO flush kidneys "
waste matter saturated With ACIDS
and poisons.
That's a quick and effective way
"a help bring about more hes'in,
kidney activity. and relieve mar
bladder irritation with iis seanv
passage with smarting and burning
az we'll as restless nights.
Remember the kidneys of,n
need flushing a. we'll as the bor'n
and some symptoms OF kidney
weakness may be: getting M o1'sn
during the night pufy eyes =
backache shifting pains.
But be sure and get @ O L y
MEDAL Haarlem OIL Capsules -
the original and genuine-rien'
from HARLEM in Holland-'n,
price Il small fs5 centD. the gooo
results will fulnll your s1pec,r
lion. ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Church of Our ather

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"p = 'Hr 'hnrcn
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i'Ns 'i f'-'-
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tm tie1, ..tIa,, y
rar rhe So,
t.f aCbris, ~, 100
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Pyramids Present
Rev. Herbert King,
Holy Week Speaker

The Rev. Herbert King OF New
YORK former pastor OF Plymouth
Conversational church. will be
guest speaker during the Holy
week services being sponsored By
the Pyramid club OF the Delta Sig
ma Theta sorority from Tuesday.
March l. 20 March IS al 5 pm.
a, Plymouth church.
The Rev NJ, King graduate OF
Morehouse college Atlanta Geor-
gia and Unicn seminary. New
Work CITY is 81 prssent National
secretary for ne student members
~ the NNCA
Thf dynamic Or. kirS remem-
hersa by many Deiroiiers ,or MS
eioqlence.
The Good FRIDAY deyotons's Will
hs held 'rom 20 ? M a, the
castle facatse Hastings al Frs
sirs TIE o.sccrs ard members OF
'ae prrmaf e'gA svnect ,srge
s.ffr sarre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
Tabernacle Baptist

The regular devOtiOns held at
Tabernacle Baptist church each
Sunday morning serve as basia
part OF the days order OF service.
and are very ably presided over
by the Rev. Mr.. Monamus one Of
the church's promising young min-
listers.
The Senior choir. directed Nv
Mr.. Speights, was out in large num-
hers sunday morning. March 5 and
thrilled the congregation with
their splendid renditione Of Rock
ing in my Jesus Arms" ard Give
ME Jesus Mrs. W. Morgan Was
soloist.
From the text Rev. % .lS-l9 me
pastor the Rev. II. ~ Pittman dis
coureed on the theme 1.-The Worlds
Greatest Peril" The speaker said.
The worlds greatest peril IL the
fact that the Christians ~ today
are trying 10 offer 10 the world a
philosophy OF religion without 70.
generation. The introducing az
such a philosophy is one Of ihs
principal causes OF the disur.
bances affecting the world peace
today Emphatically there can not
be true religion without resen-
Grafton and conversion
AT 4 p. m. baptismal ser,iee VS.
held at which time six lovely lit-
Tie girls we're immersed nv the pas
tor. Following this ordinance
glorious testimonial period WAS en-
joyed succeeded by the osdn-
ance OF the Lords supper The
BTU convened at $50 D. NJ witch
concluded the services for The day.
The Senior choir will render an
Easter cantata. Sunday murrIng,
March "a at five o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
|Dr. |. K. Williams, Baptist President,
Speaks AT 100000 Drive Opening

The Baptist Ministers alliance
Of Detroit. OF which the Rev. II. E,
owens Is president, presented DR.,
l. X. Williams. president OF the
National Baptist Convention. Inc.
aud minister OF the Oliyet Baptist
church Chicago, in a state drive
for 100000 for the. National Bap-
list Publishing House, Nashville,
Tenn. Tuesday. February -. at
shiloh Baptist church.
With well chosen words. the
Rev. Mr. Owens introduced DR..
Williams. who explained lie detail
he status Of the Publishing House
in Nashville and with dynamic
Rev. 5. d. Ross In the field as pro-
motion secretary. all are confident
that TIE Bspiists will contribute
the $500 coo by the time the Ma
iiona convention conyenes IN
Birmingham. Alabama September
4 1870.
IL the afternoon following DR..
Williams address, the Abatenjaw
league. composed OF irterdemoni-
national ministers wives. Of which
Mrs Charles A. Hill is president.
held a joint program and luncheon
With the ministers. Mrs. Alma ID.
Thomas. wife OF the Rev. d. c.
Thomas Was the efficient and
pleasing mistress OF ceremonies
The program began with the
clubs theme song I'll BE Loving
You Mrs r H. P!ttman was
pianist Mrs c. r. Askew read the
history ~ the club. Mrs Thomas
presented tie president. Mrs. {. A.
Hill. who with grace and dignity
introduced me CUES: speaker. Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09

The pastor, the Rev. w. A. Cri-
der. preached Sunday morning from
Rev. 81 on the theme silence"
The Rev. Mr.. Crider and the choir
from River Rouge conducted the
afternoon service.
DR.. Crider, choir, and congrega-
ton will worship al Springhlll
Baptist church Thursday evening
The ACE league OF which Mre
y. Holmes Il the capable presl.
dent Ia progressing remarkably.
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson Ia church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-09
First Baptist
Has Beautiful
Building
Pastor Leads Drive
That Reduced
Church Mortgage

editors Sogs --Thsss Litfls Waits
70 Detroit Churches are made each
sesk - Attorney Alfred Casey VAC
10 specisl representative o. IRE %.
troit Tribune IN De arfiolsa Astor-
req Casey gives a vivid. -cioee-ue'
and informative acco1ut or 'ne rroe.
r~ss ard activities % tbs ind'viyA
churches visited
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
CHARGE
 DROPPED TODAY
Prosecutor, Judge Agree Evidence Presented By
 Witness Insufficient

Neal Jorgensen, 40, of 19 State street, Meriden, accused of evading responsibility after an accident on Union street last night, was grant, ed a nolle on recommendation of Prosecuting Attorney Michael J.. Galullo in city court today. Two other drivers were given nolles on payment of $5 each.
 In the Jorgensen case, the prose- cutor declared that after hearing the police report, Judge John L.. Gaffney would probably agree with him that the case should be nolled. MT. Galullo then read the report, which set forth that Jorgensen's car struck an auto owned by Henry B. Schinzel, 33, of Harwinton ave- nue, Plymouth, and continued on its way until Schinzel caught up with Jorgensen on Cole street.
 Schinzel, the report stated, brought Jorgensen to headquarters where he was booked for evasion.
 Neither Schinzel nor the arresting oficers, Vincent Begg and Joseph Tierney, were in court today.
 Drivers who paid $5 for nolles were Andrew Mendylia, 52, of 31 Benefit street, rules; and Ralph A. Peterson, 25, of 78 Chestnut avenue, failure to signal, $5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-03
Two Injured

A boy and an aged man were injured by automobiles here yes- terday.
 Patrick Barry, 71, of 65 Wal nut street, was reported fairly comfortable" today at St. Mary's hospital, where he i, is being treated for a fractured leg. Bar ry was struck by a car driven by Ralph A. Peterson, 25, of 78 Chestnut avenue, as he crossed West Main street last night. Peterson, charged with violating the rules of the road, was given . $5 nOlle in city court today.
 Mario Leo, ,, of 13 Denny street, who police said ran into an automobile on Pond street yesterday afternoon, was dis charged after treatment of . bruised chin at St. Mary's hos pital. The driver of the car, Will liam Luddy, of Washington street, was not arrested.