The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-20
IN DETROIT

Alien ". Kaiser. Of Va. az AIeNan-
drine-aVr. east. reports 40 the police
II that someone entered q SIDE window
OF his home. sunday. between anu
10 o'clock in the evening. while no
one was at home. and stole dia-
mond clusrsr brooch, set with 70
small stones. and valued at $500 and
a revolver.
/ diocese OF Detroit. has granted the
| request OF Polish Catholic residents
Of the extreme west side for the es-
adjustment or "a new parish In that
section OF the city 20 relieve the con-
gestion OF 81 Hedwigs, The new
parish WILDE the eleventh Polish
Catholic parish In Detroit
Measles which developed into pneu-
mOnia caused the death, Saturday, of
Ira Alton Barnum, three years old
and Lilah May Barnum. one year,
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Bar
mum, No. geo Eighth-st Mrs. bar
mum is III with pneumonia also. and
the father is sick In bed from grief.
Funeral services for the little ones
will be held, Tuesday afternoon, with
the Rev. ~ e. Atwater. rector OF 81
Peters Episcopal church. officiating
Mr. and Mrs. John Romano. of West
Jenerson-nte- were both seriously
injured when Wyandotte car
were riding Saturday night but two.
little babies. three years old and
-four months old, respectively, were
srt struck In pile Of soft dirt and
escaped injury. Mr.. Romano suf-
fered TWO fractured ribs and inter
nal injuries Ills wife was thrown
ont and Was badly cut about the
forehead
Mrs. Valentine =. Ives, No. 30 Pilgri
ave-. Highland Park. has received
that city OF her mother. Mrs. Anna
jeanette Hart widow OF Thomas
Hart who for some time past has
made her home in Miami Fla. Mrs.
Hart Mrs. y, A. Gilbert OF this city.
and Mrs. Harris daughter. Miss pelle
Hart. had been travelling for several
months in Europe and the orient
No particulars Of the cause of death
or disposal OF the body have been
received by Mrs. Ives.
Albert Beach, VINO snNs he L. from
Pittsburgh, wandered into GRIND
River station Sunday night, ana
said that he was prisoner, az he
had been arrested i'm a raid. lie ap-
pesred TO be demented. and was sent
10 The observation ward in the Cen
trail station George Phillips, who
says he lives on Jefferson was
wandering about the down-river DIS
II. pockets, and acting so peculiarly
t+at officers took him 20 River
Rouge Jail. Police are trying 10
locate his ,rslat!ves
LIncoIp Belsie,. the aviator. spent
>nndn> lug Detroit, md con com men TED
States Yn aevplopinfg tne s sifeopIaift.
wing 81 the ARMY 'france. ne sAd,
has 500 air craft. and Germany AMI
Britain are but little behind her I'M
progress Since he was asked hyl
Secretary Daniels. of the navy de-
partment 10 explain his omen crit
iclsm Of the governments policy
regarding aviation. he said, Some
slight improY ement has been Shown
bur not much Mr.. lleacheN said ne
thinks the proposed hight across the
Atlantic too risky. as the ocean ~
very deep. Beachey VIII make flights
~ Detroit on Decoration day and the
following sunday.
Michigan shippers viii gO tO Lansing,
Tuesday, to attend the hearing be-
fore the state railroad commission
In a complaint filed against the
suspended freight tariffs proposed
by Michigan roads. II Is claimed
that some Of these tariffs are In adj /
vance ~ as much as 30 per cent. IN
stead " I'VE per cent Arthur i. Water !
fail. traffic commissioner OF the De- I
troit Board OF Commerce, has COM /
piled tables OF the new tariffs. show
ing that the rates in many classes
are far In excess or the fiVe per cent /
which the railroads demanded. II
number OF Detroiters, representing
IN Board OF Commerce and the Mich, !
igan Manufacturers association, viii !
, speak at the hearing
As soon ns the estimatOrs complete
their work on the budget. Commits
sioner Fenkell Will begin paving OPP /
efAllOnS announcements W rs Hbbts 1
Saturday that the appeal i'm the
treosote block case had been dropped
by the REALTORS, Attorney General
Grant Eel, Fellows J John $ Ne o,tsn,ry,
was made TO attack Commissioner
fenkell's method az making con- /
tracts before the appropriations were
allowed. Judge Murphy upheld the
city. and Assistant Corporation
Counsel Walter Barlow is confident
that the city would have been We
- NkNnN
case been carried through. Commits
sioner FenkeIl has "A number OF
streets ready for creosote block
Detroit Poles will celebrate the one
sary of the adoption OF the Polish
constitution. Sunday. May 3. Thomas |
Siemiradzki. historian and journalist /
OF Chicago. viii deliver an address
on that day In Dom Polski, Forest 1
ave, near Chene-st The complete
program for the day IS in the hands
Of a committee consisting OF Rudolph
Mickowski Valentine Buba, Stanis- !
laus MieszcZynski. y. Sikorski. J.
Klopocinski and Miss Anna Skutecka !
\ parade is being planned, starting |
from Dom Polski at o'clock The /
Polish Roman Catholic BENEFIT assoc
citation is planning recognition Of
the day BY meeting in 81. Albertus'
parochial hall The Polish Military 1
alliance will celebrate in Delray
Members of the sixth circuit OF the
Polish Turner's association. cOmprtS-
ing eight societies IN letrolt, one N /
Delray. one In Nyandotte. two each !
I'm Jackson. Saginaw and Toledo. and
orc each in Flint and Ia Rossford |
o. held field maneuvers. In the dark
ness OF early Sunday morning, on
Forrest, west OF the city, An army
commanded by j. KiebZak. attacked (
the city, and was repulsed by de-
tenders led by W. j. WalcZak
Rudolph Mickowski. head Of the cir
cult and military instructor OF the
Turner's, watched the conflict Afterl
the battle. the comba tants heard a
lecture on care OF the wounded by
pr. Edmund T.. koneczny, No. 1881
St Aubln-aVe. The Poles are look
ing long way ahead. in this drill
ing. which has for its ultimate pur-
pose nothing less than the freeing I
OF Poland from Russian rule.
CHOP MEN,C NIGHT tn RE