The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-03-25
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"sex hNgIene" Mas preached Sunda V

4 powerful sermon the question OF
"sex hygiene" was preached Sunda y
In st, Joachim'st church by the Rev.
Henri Blanchot In the course or a
series Of sermons on christian mar
riage." Fr. Blanchot said he believed
thai children should be taught early
in life the principles OF sex and dur
inS the adolescent period a regular
course in sex hygiene.
William II. Bloom, "a promoter, charged
with passing worthless check for
ss5 on Thomas ~. Sedley. offered to
do battle with Sedley or anyone else
who questioned his honesty. when
he faced Justice Stein Saturday.
= Meanwhile Charles L. Postal. OF the
-ssTffthef warrant charging BfooTu
with passing worthless check for
SD on that institution. The eases
We're adjourned until Wednesday.
The pupils Of the Wingert school, West
Grand-biyd., near Moore-pl., nre un-
dergoing "A general vaccination in
consequence OF case OF smallpox
having been discovered at No. 1872
Tireman-ave.. last Friday. The vie
tim. woman. was sent TO tine con-
tagious disease hospital. Children
frcm the infected home were at
tending the Ningert school, and the
Beard OF Health decided to disinfeCt
the school and have the pupils vac
CiHated
With appropriate ceremonies the COR
, nerstone Of the new Grand River
ave. Christian church, was laid sun
day afternoon with the Rev. NJ I'll,
Gerard OF Battle Creek, president
OF the State Christian society. Off
ciating. The Rev. +. q. Arthur, pas
tor or the new church. placed
number of documents and articles in
a scaled box in the cornerstone. The
new church IL a mission OF the Gem
ira. Christian church, and has a
+, membership of 40.
Mrs. Robert Hopkin. widow of the De-
A m m nal
dent In her home. No. 1899 Brook
lyn-avc.. a few days ago. and her
condition. owing TO her advanced
years. is giving great concern TO her
family and friends Mrs. Hopkins.
who is 81 years old. fell and broke
tho left thigh bone near the hip
few months ago she suffered fall
in which her right wrist was broken.
and the shock OF the two accidents
has been severe
l.. R. Fox, en- route from HaHeIton, y.
d., to Quakertown, Pa. WIKI his wife
ana children. found himself stranded
in Detroit with nothing to pay eN-
lenses except check for sI40 on
HaZelton bank. Not being known
ptdled TO the police. Capt Judd
Lombard took the family 10 "A hotel
and guaranteed the board bill pend
ins response TO a telegram about the
check. which Will be- endorsed by
Capt. Lombard IL the bank wires the
20. X"
The Federation Of Civic Clubs II plan
ming nm elaborate campaign 10 he
opened up this spring, and IL eN-
poets to take a large part in the ar
fairs OF the<city, Most of the neigh
borhood business mems orSaniza
tons have become members of tine
federation, and there are several new
organizations of this type that are
expected TO join soon. committee
is working on revision OF tho con-
stitution, and is expected to report
next Thursday evening In the Board
OF Commerce rooms. Meetings are
held every two weeks.
Miss Rose Edme Legare, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Emmett Legare,
No. 547 Clinton-st., who had been a
student In convent in Quebec. was
taken suddenly Ill and died a few
hours after her mother reached her
bedside. without recovering con.
seriousness. Miss Legare was lC years
old and an exceptionally bright and
attractive young girl. She was a pu-
pill In St Joachim's parish school
previous to going to the Quebec con-
vent TO complete her studies. Flu
neral services will be held in st Joa-
chim's church. Tuesday morning.
cit IN highly presumptuous, TO shy the
least, TINT Hugh Shepherd should
slam the plan Tor a municipal legal
ala bureau" says Council Secretary
Schrciter. "Is Shepherd always going
TO remain In the office Of county