The Detroit times., 1915-11-29

Dlsision No. 4. Ancient order OF III
bernians held services sunday In
CommemOration OF the martyrdom
OF Allen, Larkin and O'Brien. Irish
patriots, executed Nov 20. 1861, by
the British government. because
they had slain prison sergeant
while attempting to liberate their
countrymen. James II. Lynch was
the principal speaker. The woman
hood OF Ireland Is what made the
Emerald isle so fair. declared
forever as an emblem OF purity and
sanctified motherhood" no said.
Ashisr lodge. No. OI, y. a A. VI. had
charge OF the funeral services,
Monday afternoon, for Richard
Broderick. 81 years old who died
Friday IN the home OF his sister.
Mrs. r. III. Newcomer. No. 20 Phila-
delphia- a-ave. east. following "A
weeks illness from pneumonia.
Mr.. Broderick came To Detroit from
Bay city about four years ago. He
IN survived by four sisters. Mrs.
Newcomer, Mrs R. L. Mccain.
Midland, Mrs. Harry Trapler. To-
ledo. aRd Mrs. James Ahern, Mar
quette.
The Robert Morris club of the Nn-
VIII hold convention in Detroit
Jan. 81 and Feb. IN the Hotel
Statler. The purpose OF the club is
TO bring bank credit men 10 closer
Relationship. II. l.. Chittenden. man
ager of tho credit department OF
the feninsular State bank. Is a
member OF the board OF directors
and the officers are. President
James Calhoun. Corn Exchange
National bank. Chicago: vice -presl-
dent. =. =. Maxwell. National Bank
OF Commerce, New York city; Sec
retary and treasurer. Alexander
Wall. First National bank, Milwau.
kee.
A .~.tcb. bringing into clos. reIa-
tionship the scott memorial fouu-
tain To be erected on Belle Isle and
the proposed permanent bridge to
the island, has been submitted TO
Aid. John &. Lodge. Charles Moore,
Commissioner Fenkell and others
by II. III. Gerard, member OF the
Detroit Engineering society. Mr.
Gerard's plan cOntemplateA the
location OF the fountain I'm line
with the proposed bridge, and the
extension OF the western shore line
OF the island so that the new
bridge would span a distance OF
only 1000 feet The accepted plan
OF Cass Gilbert Contemplates the
erection OF tho fountain at the
lower end OF the island
The following officers were elected
sunday by Belle Isie lodge. No; 3is,
OF the Brotherhood Of railroad
Trainmen. In Windsor: Ernest j..
White. president, Frank Hogan.
vice-president: w. II. Cole. secre-
tdFNt JOnn ttlllfndn, treasurer jOnn
W. Logan, agent OF official publica.
tion Or. James Cow, examining
physician Ernest j. White was
also elected delegate to the first
triennial convention. which IS 10 be
held In Detroit in May 1915. This
convention Will be one OF the larg-
est ever held, and there will be a
total attendance Of between 5000
and 10000 trainmen aud their .fami;
lies, representing every railroad
center over the entire United States
and Canada.
Before the end OF next summer n
street car line will be completed In
the newly annexed territory In the
north end from the end OF the plug
line IN Oakman- blvd. south to the
corner OF Twelfth-st and Elm
hurst-ave Who will operate the
line Is not yet decided. although
~ Is probable that some arrange
ment will be made with the II. L..
X. Township board franchises We're
obtained before the property was
annexed 20 the city. Connections
Fourteenth md Grand Belt lines,
Mr.. Oakman says. when they are
extended. There is also some talk
OF road connecting with the new
line at Twelfth-Et and running
across Elmhurst to Eighteenth
south 10 the Joy.rd anl west again
TO Grand River
Warren T.. Stoddard. city meter tu-
spector, suggests that the public
llghting commission assist IN the
campaign TO improve traffic condi-
tions 10y using red globes on the
arc lamps at street car crossings
TO warn automobilists at night
Many automobile accidents happen
al the street car crossings, most OF
them after dark" said Inspector
Stoddard. All street car crossings
ought to be safeguarded by danger
signals. as are the railroad cross
ings At most crossings the view
OF the motorist is shut of to the
right and left. II he Is not aware
OF the crossing and street car
happens to he approaching. there is
danger OF a serious accident. red
streak or patch on the arc lamp
would serve the purpOce
stand this method OF warning auto
r'~''' IS Is used in many tustoln
cities"