The Detroit times., 1914-05-11


escape. Police were called and. th'
girls were taken to the detention
station, Eta h held on a charge OF
shoplifting. and both girls are safe
10 have been in the Adrian reform
school. where they proved 80 OBJ
streperous thai tile officials wer,
glad 10 get rid OF them. and do no
want them back. Eta was once eN,
anlnsd as 10 her sanity, but was
prOnOunced sane.
several early -season bathers sat ON
the Belle Isle beach and shiNered,
sunday. A Few courageous men Ven
lufed into the water. but did not
remain long. The air temperature
climbed as high as 40 at In the
AFTERNOON. Thousands OF people Wis
tied the island during the day. the
casino, the canoe shelter and other
park attractions being well patron
lzed. To avoid traffic confusion and
delay on the bridge. Police Commits
slOner Gillespie has issued an order
mat all east-bOund machines must
Keep close TO the right hand side
or the bridge approach while leav-
ing the span. All machines either
west or nOrthbOund, must follow the
reBular traffic lane. The same rule
applies TO machines that are bound
FOR the island from the west.
WilIett Eastwood, who was shot by
Detective Edward COrbett. then a
patrolman, while Eastwood and his
brother were burglarizing the butch
er shop OF Charles Weinert. No. 24O5
from ST. Mary's hospital in a wheel
chair Saturday for arraignment in
police court He is paralyzed from
the waist down and made pathetic
figure as he nodded his head vague
~ when asked TO plead. Justice
Jenries set his examination for May
rs. fixing his bail at $500. one surety.
Eastwood was wheeled 10 the county
Jail, but the officials there sent him
hack NJ MaFVfa hngnital Ha
may never be tried. Leroy was SEN
fenced March 20 TO serve from Owe
10 rs years in Jackson prison, for
his part I'm the burglary.
More than 100 reservations have al
ready been made by members of
the Board OF Commerce for the an
nual cruise on the City or Detroit
Ill, June 1922. Except for an hours
only port touched. The cruisers Will
arrive there June go and stay about
six hours Gov Eberhart. Of Min
nesota, has promised TO accompany
the Detroiters on the cruise Con-
gresham Underwood. OF Alabama:
Gov Hadley. OF Missouri; Gov. Fer
ris Macklyn Arbuckle, the actor;
Job Hedges, OF New York, and
Thomas A Edison are among the
guests who have been invited Res
trVations for the cruise are I'm the
hands of George Whitman James
Strasburg is chairman OF the cruise
committee.
A teacher II 10 be chosen, next Satur-
day, to MI the vacancy ON the teach
ers retirement FUND board made by
the expiration OF Miss Flora r. Park
er's term. There are four candidates
Miss Parker, who is teacher in
the Western high school: Miss Jean
Lannin. principal OF the Bellefontaine
school: Miss Ellen r. Lodge. teacher
in the Norvell school and NJ. En-
NETT Weatherby, principal OF the
Doty school. The election viii be
held in the Board OF Education build
ing. from $3.50 to i:30. The board
now consists OF Or. Albert McMichael
president OF tile school board, In
spector Hely, president pro tempore
Inspector Condor, chairman OF the
teachers committee; Supt. Chadsey,
David Mackenzie, principal OF Cen
trail high school. George T.. Parker
principal OF the Bishop school and
Miss Parker.
Museum. II working on the 1914
catalogue, which is TO replace the
one issued In 1910, rendered obsolete
by the many additions TO the per-
may be made in the listing OF the
paintings by old masters. for two or
three EnrG$pean- art critics " visit
rd- the museum during the winter.
asked permission 10 conduct a more
thorough examination OF some OF the
paintings which are attributed to
various OF the old masters One
painting in particular they thought
the work of q greater artist than the
one TO whom IL is attributed by the
museum. Further information on the
point is expected by Mr. Burroughs
within fet days. Many OF the
museums best works will be loaned
TO other art galleries during the
summer There have been numerous
requests for many OF the best modern
paintings in the collection.
I'hc officers of the Polish National Al
Iinnce were vIadIcated Of charges OF
refusing TO aid I'm the movement for
the liberty sf Poland, by an assembly
OF representatives. Of state councils
In Dom Polski, sunday. The officers
were charged with having suddenly
withdrawn from the campaign to
raise funds 10 carry on the preIim-
mary work for the liberation OF
Poland Their defenders explained
10 the assembly. Sunday. that the
officers felt that they could not in
dorse the movement until they un-
derstood IL thoroughly, and that,
therefore, they had sent two repre-
sentatives 70 Europe to confer with
the leaders OF the movements and
bring back enough Information TO
cause intelligent action in this coun-
try. Having heard this explanation.
the assembly Endorsed its officers for
having protected the alliance A
committee was appointed TO draft
resolutions OF confidence. TO he
printed in the national organ OF the
alliance