The Detroit times., 1909-02-08

Dunkirk in Two weeks. Miller nar-
rowly escaped being caught In Grass
Lake last week. la "A suit case ne
left behind was found a quantity or
stolen furs.
The Rev. Tnomas Livtnss stone, :. -.
pastor OF 50. peter and Paui's Jesuit
church in the third OF ms sermons
on marriage. SUNDAY night. said that
for 1900 years divorce was thing
unknown. There were drunkards la
those days as well as profiigates and
misers. There were Mighty women,
scOlds ana CAD -abouts, set they man
aged In some way To sites To one an
other said the priest. Divorce
falls hardest on the women. Ii is for
them To stem the flood Otherwise
I'm time woman Will become merely
the instrument OF mans pleasure as
she was in pagan days. and he Will
cast her OF as soon as she loses her
early charm.
A meeting OF the Churchmen's fedora
ton was held sunday afternoon In
Gratiot-ave. NJ. T.. church. at which
President IA. A. Cone discussed what
he termed the rottenness OF the
school board. suggesting that the
federation could recommend To the
legislature the substitution OF an
appointive commission for the pres
ent board and thus do away with all
graft. Mr.. Cone declared In favor OF
having women attend federation
meetings. there being nothing bet
ter. IN his judgment. than "A woman
who urges her husband how to vote
ministers learn the need OF carrying
spirit OF practical Christianity into
politics they are worse obstacle to
the federation than the saloons
Judge ROhncrt held Juvenile court un-
al late Saturday afternoon, and dur
ing the day ITO boys. who had been
guilty or crimes more or less serious.
passed before him The lack OF EN-
nrNed to be the cause OF the large
number OF youths getting into
trouble. and the Judge is anxious
that factories in need OF boys apply
to him. A Polish lad. whose name
the officers will not give out, climbed
through window In the detention
room Sunday afternoon and attempt
ed 10 climb down three stories To the
ground. When found he was cling
ing To a ledge 40 feet from the
ground. and unable 70 go either up
or down. He was rescued by the
aid OF ladder and locked up again.
Lonely and grief-strtcken over the loss
OF nj. wife several months ago,
George III. Blundell. carpenter.
planned to commit suicide IN his
home. No. iS3 Grand Riverave., sun
day night But first he notified the
police 81 his intention and explained
that he wanted them TO see that mis-
son got his piano. Operator Ed Chip
man advised him to make a viii.
While Blundell was at work on the
will by the light OF an oil lamp Ia
the kitchen. police officers were on
their way to the house from Grand
River station, and they arrived be-
fore Blundcll had completed his ar
rangements TO do away with himself.
y bread knife. recently sharpencd.
lay close at hand. The officers talked
him out OF the notion. and lest he
change his mind. one remained on
guard in the house.
DIR. Thomas Nicholson, secretary of the
board OF education of the Methodist
Episcopal church. was the principal
speaker in the educational rally held
Sunday afternoon. in the Central NJ.
F.. church. Bishop w F. Mcdowell.
OF Chicago. was scheduled TO speak.
unable to come. DIR. Nicholson made
strong plea for college education.
Former senator Thomas w. Palmer
was present on the platform at the
meeting. Among the other promi-
nent clergymen who occupied pulpits
SnndaL were Bishop Joseph Berry,
Of po B@faio. form former Detroit pas HSc
Wesleyan university; President Sam
uel Plantz. OF Lawrence college. APP
pleton. Wis: President william II.
Crawford, OF Allegheny college. Mead
vile. Pa. and members OF the Albion
college faculty.
A series of six lectures ON some mod
ern medical problems will be given I'm
the Detroit Museum or Art, begin
ming Thursday evening, Feb. !, when
Dr. f.. l.. Shurly. OF Detroit. will
speak on Psychology ana Disease"
Feb. is. Dr. G. b. Burr. superinten-
dent OF the oak Grove sanitarium.
Flint. Will lecture on Some Prob
lens OF the Nervous system" Feb. %.
Or Il. X. Shurly, OF Detroit. 1.-The
Problem or tuberculosis March 4.
DIR. A. NJ. Barrett. director OF the
state psychopathic hospital, Ann Ar
Dor. "Psycotherapy Its Field and
Limitations" March II. DIR. Charles
q. Jennings, OF Det' DIT. "Hypnotism.
It's Nature and The apeutic Value"
and March is, the Rev. Albert ].
Mock. Phi. D.. rector OF st. Joseph's
Episcopal church. Detroit. THE Ply
stefan and the Ciergyman--the
Grounds OF Their Mutual Co-opera-
ton"
The police mnde another ratio ON AIex.
Mckay's Majestic club. over McINay's
saloon Ia No. o3 Michigan ave. carly
sunday morning and arrested seven
ner who were gathered about tho
green table. one Of the men. IL IS
said. admitted that they were playing
poker and the limit was ST. SIX
decks OF cards and t35 chips were
conhscated Detectives Wilson and
Black pulled of; the latest raid. Sc
curing an entrance by means OF n
key taken from one of the club mem
bers when the place was "pinched"
a week ago. The men were regis
tered as follows: Joseph Bedore. No.
16s Tillman-ave.: Frank Miller No
104S Twelfth-st.: Mack Miller. alias
Shoemaker. Mack Henry Hall.
No. 500 pix-eNc.: William Smith No.
12s Linden-st.; George Child $50
ioe-ave. Gray and Bedore We're ar
rested in the previous raid. All were
released to appear when wanted. The
uOifra v,ay ask for warrants