The Detroit times., 1911-12-22
WHERE LIFE is ~
WORTH LIVING

The Rev. FIR. BonkSwski, assistant
pastor OF So Stanisiaus ehureh. has
been appointed TO take charge OF
81 Michaels parish, Port Austin.
Mich. and will leave for that place
Saturday.
room for crippled children. con-
Quoted under the auspices OF the
Board OF Education. Thursday noon,
partook OF lunch with the little un-
fortunates. and entertained them
with stories about mayors trou-
bles.
Hugo knaek, alias Tom Miller, was
found guilty I'm Judge Pheian's court
Thursday OF stealing brass from "A
freight car that was standing on the
belt line near Gratiot-ave knaSk
Is one OF the gang OF organized rail-
road thieves which was broken up
recently by the police.
Mrs. Rosie BeIinger, ~ years old. No.
3lI Farnsworth-st., died I'm "a. Mary's
hospital THURSDAY night from burns
sustained while she was preparing
breakfast In the morning An ex-
plcsion resulted when she attempt
ed TO start a fire with kerosene oil.
She is survived by an eight-year-old
son.
Mrs. Kate Goldberg, NO. 2G5 Brady
returned to her home after Christ
mas shopping tour Thursday night,
anu found two men ransacking her
mouse. she ran 10 the street
ing and the intruders fed The wo-
man fell when she ran 10 the street
and was slightly injured.
Falling from n Woodward car nj Phila-
deIphia-ave., Thursday evening, Mrs.
Tracy Beaumont. No. lis 81 Joseph
her left arm, but boarded another
car and rode TO Warren and Wood
ward-aves. when she discovered the
fracture. She was taken 10 Harper
hospital.
Public Works Commissioner Haarer o.
planning 40 start a vigorous cam
paign against the practice OF many
teamsters OF dumping dirt In the al
legs. and may ask the council 70
make some drastic changes In the
ordinance covering this matter. He
will also ask the public TO be more
careful about throwing papers and
refuse I'm the streets and alleys
A Detroit branch of the American Fed
Grafton OF Polish Catholic Laymen
has been formed In this city, follow
ing the organization or the national
body about two months ago In MIL
waukee. or the 100000 Roman
Catholics in America about one-quar1,
ter are Poles The federation viii
work for the appointment OF Polish
diocesan bishops and the reorganiza-
ton of Polish parochial schools
Former Justice Edwin y. Randolph of
Hamtramck, has Risen mp las eno,,
to get special election, az when ne
could run to fll the vacancy LETT
when Gov. Osborn removed him from
office, but he formally announces
that he will be "A candidate for JUS
tice I'm the regular election. the nrst
of April, next year. lie VIII be a
candidate 10 fill the uneNpired portion
Of his term, extending 10 July 4. and
also for the four succeeding years
The free distribution OF Christmas din
ner baskets 90 the needy of the Sal
walton army Will be made In the
citadel Second and Michigan-aves..
Saturday afternoon. at o'clock.
Baskets will be given only TO those
holding tickets previously secured
from the army office. which tickets
are a guarantee that the needs OF
the persons holding them have been
Investigated by the relief department
OF the organization. children's
Christmas tree and distribution OF
gifts will be held Christmas night, In
the citadel auditorium. at 1880
o'clock.
Judge Donovan decided, Thursday
afternoon, that the driver of n laun-
dry wagon is not justified In using
the list OF customers and other In
formation gathered in the course OF
his duties for the purpose of building
up business for himself or subse-
uuent employer. The decision was
handed down In the case OF the
Grand Laundry against Charles
Glazier Glazier was employed by
the laundry company as a driver. and
left IL to go into business for him.
self The complainants stated that
he took away $3.50 worth OF business