The Detroit times., 1916-06-27
City News in Brief

reasonable time In which con-
signees may give. roconsignment
should be refunded IL notice Is
given In reasonable time. says the
opinion.
Police Commissioner John gillespie
In making an appeal for a sane
fourth. Copies or the ordinances
which classify the size and kind
OF fireworks that are TO be sold by
merchants are being mailed out;
Thirty fatalities and 1885 injured
was last years record In the L. s.
the lowest In Is years.
"Trafnc IL becoming too congested
for parndes In the heart of the
T G,y observer wnai. ou't nonyen9 hSn
bring much revenue. there is no
logic In tying up tho business or
the city for parades. Certain sec
tions should be set apart for pur-
poses OF street demonstration
In connection with the exhibition of
contemporary swedish nrt In the
Museum OF Art three reels OF mo-
ton pictures of sweden are being
shown in the auditorium every
afternoon at o'clock. The pie
lures show the customs. life. bust
ness and social activities OF the
people of Sweden as well "a their
sports and amusements, ana inc
scenic beauties OF the country
ncers for the coming year In a
meeting Monday night Jia I IN rse1r
ave. Sam Tobln. we'll known In
reelected president. other officers
are: Sam Onley, vice-president.
Leo Mole. financial secretary
George Blaicher, business agent
and John Russell. recording sec
.s,u ~ ,hs dlrectors
OF the Peoples state bank
Monday noon. James T. keena,
recently elected president. an
nounced the arrival OF little
Blanc island last saturday. She
ia the fourth daughter by Mr.
Kennas second marriage. four
sons were the result OF his hrst
marriage.
Friends OF John Cowan. Republican
Eighteenth ward, have organized
a Club 20 work in his behalf Fred
Ackley is president and , MiiiS IAN
meet meet Wednesday evening. at No
1877 Forrest. west Mr.. Cowan was
member Of the late board OF
estimates for several years. lie
was an unsuccessful candidate for
alderman at the last primary, he
ing defeated by narrow margin
ave are trying to stock the isinnd
with ph~asants this year, snid W.
J. Conway. In charge or the ac-
ouRrium on Relic Isle. and We
would like TO have the cooperation
OF everyone In saving these bros
Throughout the winter and during
other summer seasons we nav"
kent these birds In cages. hut THIS
wear we have allowed them 10 roam
through tho woods and along tn"
roads. so they sre quite tame now.
All We ask il that the people Wis
ling the island refrain from
molesting them In any way or Try
ing 60 catch them. rs many OF the
birds have been injured In TINS
way
william r. Foley. q. j.. will he or
daiu~d into the priesthood, We'd
nesday. by the Rt Rev, John j.
GIennon. archbishop OF 81 Louis,
nj st Francis Xavier church, winch
is attached TO ST. Louis university.
FIR Foley has been preparing
himself for his conservation for 10
wears He Is the son Of Daniel II.
Foley. No 247 Willis-ave., west.
and brother Of John =. Foley, or
the public lighting commission. He
was well known rs an athlete in
1899. In 1901 he was graduated
from the University Of Detroit and
became n novice In the Jesuit or
der For FIVE years he taught
English In ST Johns university.
Toledo. on Sunday. July 2. he Will
sing his first solemn high mass III
the cathedral OF SIS. Peter and Paul