The Detroit times., 1914-06-03
IN DETROIT

hold It's June meeting. Thursday, ON
Crosse lie The members Will leave
the Board OF Commerce building AZ
2 O'clock In automobiles.
.Ald. owen will again tn,e up the mat
ter OF closing streets for the De-
quindre grade separation with the
east side aldermen, next Monday.
Unless some of the streets can be
closed the cost OF the work II is
reared. viii be prohibitlye.
patroIman william Duchene was SEN
fenced 90 work ON three OF his re-
lief days, when found guilty by
Commissioner Gillespie, Tuesday, OF
not properly patrolling his beat
Two other officers accused or trivial
offenses were sentenced 10 be repri-
manded by the superintendent.
Anna GoscOrOski, the three year-OId
girl burned about the head and body
Tuesday noon while Ilaying with
matches In her home. No 799 Graz
dy-aye.. died late Tuesday afternoon
| in Grace hospital as the result OF the
burns Neighbors who heard her
were unable To save her life.
Christ church was allied Tuesday af-
ternoon for the funeral services sOf
Mrs. Sarah Sibley rowbridge Hen
drie, widow OF George Hendrie, who
| died Sunday in her Crosse Pointe
Farms home shortly after being re-
moved from Christ church where she
| was stricken with apopleXy while at
tending morning service. The Rev
/ w. ID. MaXon. rector or the church.
ofnciated. Interment In Elmwood
i cemetery was private.
kbOut four months ago "a disagreement
| arose between TOwar's Wayne County
| creamery and the Detroit Building
| Trades council regarding certain
\ claims OF the unions with reference
/ 10 the work on the creamery com
pany's new building. The dinieul-
ties has been amlcably and Satisfac-
torily adjusted. so that the cream :
cry company is now upon the fair
list with reference 20 union labor
and Is SO recognized by the unions
! OF Detroit through the Detroit Build
ing Trades council.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Atkin-
son quotes u supreme court decision
which Will prevent the owners or
the Hughes Hatcher store at
Woodward-aVe and Montcalm-s 81.
from recovering damages from the
city. The building was partially
wrecked. Monday night when mo-
tor-driven fire engine crashed into
IL, three firemen being injured in the
accident The court decision states
that the municipality is not respon-
sible for injuries 10 PERSONS or prop
critics by members OF a fire depart
ment during the pursuit of duties
pertaining exclusively TO extinguish-
Ing or fires.
Charged with having broken Into the
office OF DIR. ii. E. Northrop, Church
and Woodward aves., Highland Park.
and stealing several prescription
blanks, some cocaine, and a small
amount OF money. Robert Haley,
who says he is "A physician living
Ut No. 917 Amidst. Pittsburgh. was
arrested by Highland Park police
Tuesday. The young man. who was
suffering from excessive use OF
drugs, had filled out one of the
prescriptions and obtained some
morphine in Detroit drug store
He was arrested in house on the
Seven Mile rd and hypodermic syr-
inKes and more dope" We're found In
his room. He will be tried by JUS
tice Marshall. OF Highland Park
James n. kenna, vice-president OF the
Peoples state bank, has receives a
copy OF the Italian Gazette OF May
Ia giving the details or demon
stration OF esteem by the American
colony I'm Florence, for Leo j. keeha,
his son. who has LETT the posi- OF
United states consul there TO become
consul general In Buenos Ayres. \
reception in honor OF Mr.. ana MIS-
keena was given in the Grand hotel
at which Mr.. keena was Presehteu
with parchment, signed by many
American residents In Florence, ana
many Florentlnes also, congratulate
ing him on his promotion and reeit-
italian city Mr.. Keena was also
presented with silver tray; Mrs.
Keena with a silver kettle OF old
Venetian work Among the quests
at the reception were Mrs. Edwin
DENLY, aunt of Edwin DENLY, OF De-
troit, and Miss DENLY
Samples of the art work of the De-
troit public schools, the Liegett,
school the School OF Fine Arts and
the Detroit school OF Design are pc
ing shown I'm the Museum of Art
The exhibition was opened to the
trustees and their friends, Tuesday
evening. The public school exhibit
includes work from the doll houses,
designed and furnished by first
grade pupils. TO painted china, hand
wrought 1ewelry and examples OF
clay modelling by the nigh school
students The Detroit School OF De-
sign shows a number OF water col
ors. and examples Of free-hand
drawing from anatomical subjects,
clay modelling and mural and poster
decorations. The school OF Fine
Arts has charcoal. pen and pastel
drawings, pictures in oil and water
color and copper plate etchings. The
Iiggett school is showing embroid-
cries, drawings, water colors. leath-
or decoration and interior furnish
Ing schemes.
Toronto was chosen the place of
meeting for the 1913 convention OF
the International Ornamental Glass
Manufacturers association, now In
convention in the Hotel Cadillac. and
the following officers were elected
Tuesday for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Charles Donaldson Grand Rap
ids; vice-presidents. Max Mueller,
Chicago. and Charles Fredericks. De-
troit; treasurer August Mueller, Mil
waukee A salaried secretary Will
be chosen later. The Toronto fcon-
vention will be held June 2. and
4 1915 A campaign against alleged
custom frauds on the part Of inn
porters OF stained glass was de-
cided upon. and the association went
I.4r a
OF the present customs method or
classification and valuation OF i'm
ported glass which method Is claim
ed 10 be irregular The annual BAN
ouet was held Tuesday evening. The
delegates will take a boat trip We'd
needay