The Detroit times., 1914-01-30


ski. editor OF the Polish DAILY Rec
ord. viii speak In thS evening PNor
~ iGnat2 4 MachnikoWskL OF the F9l-
ish seminary. Orchard Lake, Will
speak on the causes ana results or
the UPRISING Joseph karasiewicz.
editor az the Polish Daily, VIII dis
euss the present politicul situation
IN Poland
sam Kapian, of No. 2OI Benton-st.. In
the latest to report a visit from tue
"nshpoie burglar, he says inc
clever thief hooked has vest. ana
stole his watch and fob. Thursday
night sam Daniels. OF No. 800
Chene-st., reports that two revolt
vers and watch were stolen from
his home. by burglar VINO opeend
a side window to gam eatrance. Mrs.
Martha Srans, No. i99 Pennsylvania
ave- reports that purse snatcher
ROBBED her OF 81 at Holcomb and
Rohns-ayes, Thursday night
soft- coal WAS the caase OF the trouble
between two neighbors that took nD
much time ia Justice l)ctaw's court
Thursday afternoon. a coal driver
Is said 10 have dumped 40 sacks or
soft coal into the bin OF Mrs. Bertha
Johnson, tenant OF an upper apart
ment, that should have gone into the
bin or the downstairs tenant The
Ct latter wanted his coal and "A man
was sent out from the coai company
70 transfer the stun Mrs. Johnson
alleges tlak ne transferred 80 wei
that she ~ short four sacks OF her
coal us well As being freed from the
40 sacks that had been thrust upon
her. She brought suit for the extra
four sacks. The case was dismissed.
some Of those cnntnnkerous hoId-up
men OF Detroit were decidedly dis
respectful 10 the law OF Mackinao
county Thursday afternoon when
they robbed Daputy Sheriff 2John J.
McHugh IN broad daylight OF 50 and
his return ticket and threw him IN
the mud McHugh saws ne was pur-
suing the robbers when he was
thrown Ia the mud He says one OF
the fugitiVes trfpped him. He IL the
turnkey OF the jail In ST Ignace and
also tho iQnitOr. The hold-uB occur
was on his way 70 81 Marys hos
pital 20 visit his son Joseph VI Nc
Hugh who was accidentally shot II
"A restaurant sunday
Peter w. Babineau, 20 years old. at
tempted 90 end his life by siashinE
boih wrists with razor. IN hts
home, No ECO FrRnltlin-st. Thurs
day afternoon, when he became de-
spondont because his wife had left
him. The couple have had consider
able trouble. IL is alleged. and the
wife has left BabineHu five times In
the last two months once before,
Babineau tried 10 end his life. by
swallowing poison Thursday he
Fought against being taken 70 the
hospital By an auto patrol crew. but
81 Mary's hospital authorities be-
lieve that he Will recover. IN spite or
considerable loss OF blood.
Members OF the committee which Is
engaged In raising $4,000 for the
Associated Charities. 10 take care OF
its 1914 budget report that they are
having little difficulty in getting
FUNDS Not many OF the members
haze been heard from. but those who
have discussed the progress OF the
campaign for funds Say that those
who have been asked 20 contribute
have almost without exception come
through with the amount asked for.
q meeting or the committee will be
held. Monday noon. IN the Board OF.
Commerce building. TO report pro-
gress and decide on further action.
The Detroit Retail Grocers' association
held its annual banquet. Thursday
evening. IN tho Eidelweiss cafe
Judge Phslan. as POSTMASTER, intro
dueed the speakers. Mayor Marx,
whose topic was the The city OF
Detroit" Judge Hanley. The new
era" Charles T.. sawyer. The man
ufacturer's relations with the re-
taller" Arthur h. Gordon. How De-
trot spends It's money" Thomas J.
Marsden. The Wholesalers relations
with the retailer" and George w.
Faulmann, president OF the associa-
tion, The retail grocer" For the
first time since its organization
ladies were present.
Michigan Sovereign consfstery, which
sus been In session I'm the Masonic
temple since Tuesday. closed Its
work, Thursday evening. with a ban
quet following the comforting OF the
thirty-second degree upon class OF
candidates numbering sixty one. The
class has Taken the name or John A.
Gerow and elected the following Of
ilcers: President. James T.. Atkinson:
vice presidents, George IL. Draper,
Clark -. Brooks, George q. Spriess
secretary. Jacob H. Davis; treasurer
George J. Wagner. valedictorian
Norman w. Scherer. historian, p. w
Allison
Six times have the brood of SIX of the
house ar Mrs. Martha Dun been
elected from their homes. THURSDAY
Mrs. Duff and the six--they are chill
dren from the ages two TO 10 years
appeared Ia the court or domestic
relations and asked Asr aid. They
had nothing with which to buy q
mea, and had just been elected from
their home for failure TO pay rent
Investigators for the court declared
the husband was too fond OF liquor
and warrant charging him with
non-support was issued. Court at
taches looked after the Immediate
wants OF the family.
Feb. IS 10 the last day for ding In
come tnx Statements. The law says
that they must be- filed on or before
March /. but March !, 1914. falls OH
sunday. Only about 1000 persons
have filed returns, so far. and IL Is
estimated that there are about $4,000
In Detroit who are subject 10 the In
come tax. Those who are subject 10
tho tax and who fail TO file returns
can be fined from 30 TO 900 and
are liable to.a so per cent increase
la their tax, An addition. Citizens
whose wealth consists OF corporation
securities need not file statement
Their taxes are paid at the source.
Charles ". Talbot. assistant cashier OF
the National bank OF Commerce, was
made assistant To President Richard
p Joy. In meeting OF the board OF
directors, Thursday. Samuel *.
Kingston, who has been an assistant
cashier. was made first assistant
cashier and two new assistant cash
iers were appointed--Charles A