The Detroit times., 1908-05-04


"The practical uses of denomin alton
alism' In the Forest-ave. Presby-
terian church, Sunday morning. said
that no two men receive truth In just
the same way. The diversity OF
thought IL necessary outcome OF
freedom OF thought, and denomina-
tionalism furnishes a field for the
exercise OF our temperamental DIFF
ferences In work and worship. II de-
velops economy and effectiveness OF
forces In religious endeavor
The saginaw valley steamship Coz
which operates "a line between sag
inaw and Cleveland. opened the sea-
son on Monday when the first steam
er left Saginaw. The boat Will reach
Detroit at a. IN. Tuesday. and Will
leave for Cleveland at 10 a. m. reach
ing there at $3.50 p. nj. Returning,
the steamer leaves Cleveland at y.
IN. Wednesday, reaching Detroit at s
a. m. Thursday The company has
an office at Atwater and Randolph
SITS. and they Will use the wharf at
the foot of Randolph-st
Myrtle Mcintyre. rs years old. fell and
broke her arm while skating I'm the
vicinity OF Cass and F'irst-sts.. sun
day afternoon. The child was taken
To Red Cross hospital, but as the
mother was without funds to pay
for her daughters care and the Red
Cross hospital no longer accepts city
tion had the injured girl removed to
Grace hospital where the fracture
was reduced. Miss Mcintyre lives
with her mother at No r31 Cass-st.
she is pupil in the wilkins school
Justice VIM. l.. Carpenter. of the SUI
preme court, IL considering restgntng
within a few menths. He was in
Detroit. Sunday and talked the mat
ter over with friends. He may enter
into partnership with Elliott q.
From l.
uatcd from the state university. until
1894, Judge Carpenter had a lucrative
practice He was then elected cir
cut Judge and in 1902 was elected To
the state supreme bench. There have
been no designations from the SUI
preme bench since 1892, when Judge
Morse resigned.
Cleveland lodge, knights of Everiast-
Ing Pleasure, visited the local lodge,
Sunday. the feature OF the days fes-
tiyities being the initiation. Of hve
shines" into the mysteries or tile
order. The orchestra. composed OF 90
pieces under the leadership OF Josef
Narovek. OF Cleveland. and w. {;
Smith, of Detroit. was the principal
feature OF the entertainments The
entertainment took place In the Elk
temple. AL Green, founder OF the or
der, and now its grand shark. com.
plimented the Cleveland lodge. AMI
promised return visit by Detroit
lodge.
sergts. sprott and Swick and PATROL
men Wagner, Adams and Deverenux
raided a crap game that was hour
ishing in little room on the second
floor at No. 113 Gratiot ave. early
Sunday morning, and arrested eleven
men All were released to appear
when wanted but IL is not likely
that they Will be prosecuted. the po-
lice say. The men gave their names
as follows: George kessler, BenJa-
lam Dawson. Peter Jalan, Harry NJ.
Barnes William Cook. Lester j.
Kaufman, Philip Cohen, Samuel Phil
and John McManus.
The ne,vsboys held the last meeting of
the year ON sunday night. I'm nddi-
ton to the usual program, prizes Of
fered during the season were pre-
sented Walter Brake won the gold
medal for being the best entertainer.
w @ Maybury's prizes OF So. SO and
se went to Monty Bernstein. Abe
Mendelson and Sam Buch. respec-
lively, for being the best letter writ
ers. Alfred Scheid and Willie Shaw
won a prize for bringing In new
members. and Sam Eder.w won IS for
his essay. Bonnie Elder. Willie shaw
sidney Mitchell and T.. Abenson were
given prizes for having the largest
bank accounts for the year
The Rev. A. II. Barr. OF the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church, exchanged
pulpits with the Rev. w. II. Jaquess
OF the Trumbull-ave church. sun
day. and in his sermon made strong
plea for the foreigner. with special
reference 10 the ltllidD. lHtsc pew
pie. lie said, did not need TO be
coddled. but should be taught respect
for American institutions and laws
"All we need do is to treat them
fairly, and in the long run we OF
North America will be as much rich
or in our Industrial. social and
esthetic life for the presence OF the
SIcilians and South Italians as south
America 10 for the presence OF the
north Italians" he said.
IDENTITIES I'm the county isil heard. Sat
urtiuy. that one OF the prisoners I'm
Ward y. had offered $40 for re-
volver Several notorious crooks are
confined in this ward. including Bill
~" McHale and his gang. now await
Ing transportation 20 prison TO s'rve
time for the Babbitt -Tayl Lane Job.
cartridge had been found hidden In
one of the closets OF the ward about
two weeks ago. Turnkey Guyette or
dered that the ward he thoroughly
searched for traces OF weapons or
ammunition. but none was found.
McHale and his pals Will be taken TO
prison during the week. Tommy
Good Is awaiting examination on
charge OF attempted highway rob-
berry.
Enemies of school Inspector Hiram G..
Goldberg, in the board Of education.
have been trying To change the name
OF the Goldberg school TO The "Thro-
doreN Roosevelt" and but for tho OPP
position Of Inspectors Mumford and
Snitgen. the plan4 would nave gone
through at a recent meeting OF the
committee on real estate and school
buildings. it Is said. Several months
ago. proposition was made 10 In
spector Johnson that he permit the
use OF his name ia rcchristening the
school but he Indignantly turned
down the offer "a a cheap effoft on
tho part or the ruling faction In the
board 90 get him into the fold" The
school was named after Louis Cold
berg n brother OF the present In
spector. who representa- the Four
teenth ward on the board at the time
90 his death.
Mrs. William brady md her fS~yenr-oid
dnughffr. Frances. narrowly escaped
death by asphy xlation In the Preston
Hat NJ o0o SUNDAY