The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-22
IN DETROIT

DIR. Robert q. Tapert hns been appoint
ed 90 the board OF 4. :. pension "a
aminers for the FIRST congressional
district TUESDAY. pr. Tapert -
cal association. The stan OF Provi-
dence hospital NJ has been a city
physician and assistant surgeon or
the police department
In N session OF Detroit Presbytery. held
TUESDAY, in Calvary Presbyterian
church the Rev. " r. Jaquess the
Rev. JAMES T. Black and the Rev.
r. r. smith. OF Brighton, were chosen
general assembly 10 meet In Chicag go
ia MAY, and j. T. Main. Robert Me-
Kinnear. and Prof Kelsey, OF Npsl-
lanti hay representatives
because condo unaatIOn proceedings nre
unfinished. and the acquisition of the
site Is still Ia doubt, bids for the con-
struCtiOn OF the new Northeastern
high school were rejected unopened
By the real estate committee OF the
school board. Tuesday Afternoon.
Bids for the new school on Harper
ave. We're also rejected because there
is no money-in sight " pay for the
building Failure OF the city 10 sell
bonds is holding up spring work on
all the new schools.
Mrs. IL. "a. Ashbnugh was appointed
temporary chairman of the newly or
ganiZed womans auxiliary TO the
Salvation Army Rescue home. In
meeting. In the church house OF the
Church OF Our Father, Tuesday ar
ternoon. The auxiliary will come into
the Detroit Federation of Women's
cluOS. Officers VIII be elected In the
fall by board 81 directors OF ~
members chosen By the auNiliary in
the organization meeting. the speak
crs were the Rev. Wills A. Moore,
Brgadier kimhall and Mai. Tucker.
j. e.. Frederick. president OF the Bust
ness Bourse OF New York. told thc
BOARD OF commerce. Tuesday noon,
"a las ma g'frA M ~ hA a.
FOR executive ability rather than per
souality. The tradition that tho
road salesman who has made a good
record Is ideal material for sales
manager is passing away said MT.
Frederick The sales manager OF
today must direct large force OF
men lie must have executive ability
His perSOnalHN counts Tor uOthlnP
In indirect dealings with customers.
Representative of cnst-Side shippers
met, Tuesday. and agreed ON plan
for dividing the team tracks OF the
Grand Trunk railway. north OF era
tiot-aNc. into the following zones.
No l. territory uorNh OF Canheld-
ave. including the Farnsworth-a
yards No the territory between
Ilnois-st and Canheio-Hve., No. ;,
the territory between 'Scott-st and
Hlinois-st., No. 4, the territory be-
tween Gratiot-ave and ), vrt- st This
action was suggested by the state
railroad comm ission. and arthur t..
Holmes ana Rqhept H. DaE were au-
thortzed to- outline the districts
Nrs. James ~. KInat,sS 2Ae. tagA -
mont-aNe.' who WAS IN ithnr"l"n'
ont, attending the funeral Of her
nephew. Leon Ward, wqs suddenly
stricken while standing on "a street
corner in the Canadian city. Tuesday
and died few moments later in
nearby drug store. Mrs. kinney was
"a years old and 4 native OF Tilson-
burg, ont She had lived ia Detroit
nearly quarter century. She IL
hE
Walter Kinney, and one daughter
Mrs William stevens, all OF whom
reside in Detroit The body VIII De
brought To Detroit for interment,
The Detroit Motor x Machine 60. has
hIed proceedings questioning the
jurisdiction tf Referee in Bank
ruptcy Lee - Joslyn in a case in
volving $1,000 claim originally
owned by the krit Motor Car 60.
The claim was assigned by the Disco
Co, bankrupt concern. 10 I. stew
art White, sof Grand Rapids ln
suit brought by the Detroit Motor a.
Machine Co, a garnishec WAS issued
against the krIt company for $1,000.
By agreement the money was placed
ia the hands OF the Security Trust
Co. acting AS special trustee, until
the court should determine the sta
tus OF the matters. Federal Judge
futile has been asked 10 review the
order Of Referee JoslNn asserting
his Jurisdiction in the case.
The annual convention OF the Master
HorseshOers' associa tiOn of Michigan.
in the Hotel CharlevoiN, passed
resolution Tuesday afternoon, ask
lng that an apprentice school for the
teaching of horseshoeing bes opened
in the Michigan Agricultural college.
IL is planned. il the school IL estab
lished TO ask the state 10 refuse IL
censes TO horseshoers unless they
have taken a course In the school.
This. IL is believed, Will raise the
standard Of the trade. President
John Brown Of Detroit, delivered the
atV,.T a AFfN a.
ence president OF the Detroit branch.
welcomed the convention TO the city.
Mayor Marx made q speech, and was
followed bN John r Cummings, Of
philadelphia. president of the ma
ttonal organization. "Ofhcers Will be
elected Wednesday afternoon.