The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-23
IN DETROIT

euvis VINO left this city TO 20 TO
na,ntsn * l.. has just been APP
charities commission In Los Angeles.
Internal Revenue Collector I.m...
dswssy sending warnings 20 In
oia, and corporations that are
iast vsar nng Income statements.
IVY We're imposed because OF failure
70 me returns before March 4
TIE si00 limitation an outgoi.r mer.y
shs. imposed ne the beginning OF
european war, has been lifted
by the Detroit postoffiee. The fol-
loving nations were afrected.I Dem
marx Germany. France. Great Britt
IAN Hnngary Greece Italy Luxem-
Jehn BIaskiewic., m year. ara. os No.
80 Frederick-st., and stanIey eros
o., OF the same address. were
padiy cut and beaten about the heads
curing free for all night at Russell
morning. They were taken to Grace
hospital. and are not seriously hurt
Adam Honses. GENERAL inspector for
ne department OF public works, has
suomltted a report to the commits
s s.nr showing, that he investigated
s.0 complaints last year. had 40 peo-
pie hailed into court for ordinance
violations. removed 10 fruit stands
ana shoe shining parlors. and
travelled over 5000 miles I'm his little
automobile
hoy and Frank RHeppa, brothers, who
were released from jackson prison
only month ago after serving I'VE
Sears Tor robbery, We're arrested by
the charge OF malicious destruction
or property They are charged with
stealing the fixtures and plumbing
from the building at No. 6s7 Cass-
Detective David smith, OF the Chicago
force. . giant Negro who IL known
as Big Six" appeared in Judge Con-
nc nc's court Friday; In groceedings
Negro wanted In Chicago on swim
ding charge, The prisoner Ii al
legged TO have worked poolroom
swindle; obtaining s225 from one vic
tim Habeas corpus proceedings
We're started, and Judge Connolly
has taken the matter under advise
The Federal Casualty Co.. I'm IL. an
regular : .sm1 ps, S,r,aa that re
per cent, has been declared, for the
last half OF 1914, the dividend being
payable to stockholders on Feb. 1.
as 34o5. sill. The following officers
were elected at the annual meeting:
Y: ID. Cltr. president and treasurer:
M M Clin vice-president: l.. f.
Eether with r. J. Corbett and James
Mcnamara. constitute the board OF
directors.
William FrawIey, IL years old. pro-
grfetor Of grocery store az NO. 1855
Beaubienrst. was acquitted OF
charge of arson In Justice Stems,
/, court, Friday. A neighbor had seen
short candle burning in the store.
ed the police. motorcycle officer
reported that he found a bottle OF
gasoline in drawer close to the
candle. and gasoline spilled near.
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explosive for cleaning his shoes. and
with no Intent to fire the store. won
him his liberty.
-. r. w. Commissloner FenkeIl, who
a. STRONGLY I'm favor Of alley paving,
has prepared a comparative report
showing that the department laid
11.07 miles of alley paving in 1914
as compared to All miles I'm 1919.
lower. cent and half per square
yard being saved on brick and 81
cents per square yard on concrete
The saving on concrete Ia due to the
use OF one instead of two-course
concrete. the commissioner finding
results.
Henry Hebert. eight years old. Of NO.
To- lee S1s.ss - ..s.s,red dow cSod to
Friday afternoon. fell asleep, and
was locked I'm when all the pupils
had gone and the janitor locked up
u.
started search for him. and en-
listed the aid OF the police. Late
Friday evening some young folk who
J. went to the school building to re-
young Henry seeking means OF
escape from the building. He was
restored to his parents.
TIE annual meeting Of the National
associatien Of shipmsster. will con-
yene In Washington. Monday. Capt.
Ben Ogden, president Of Detroit lodge
No. Z. will carry resolutions from De-
troit, principal omohg which will be
bill. st. Clair lodge will be repre-
scented by Capt Joseph Loves; AL
gonac, by Capt. George Atkinson;
Port Huron IRON by Capt AXE hkers a. and
Capt. c. J. Autterson. grand presi-
dent of the National Association OF
Shipmasters. goes from Detroit to
make an attack on the seaman's bill.
WE. Detective william Black and HI:
free lancers swooped down and sei.ed
a slot machine In the saloon OF VIII
liam J. Pulte. No. ass Gratiot-ave.
Friday. the bartender was seized
the n suspicion III OF OF the sieu n i No
money ratified as the. machine was
turned upside down. but Black In
vestigated, and found small hole
percolated through TO the basement
40 fast as they were played" In
q pan In the basement the detectives
found 80 IN nfckels. Pu1te had pre-
pared for seizure Of the machine.
TIE second trial Of Louis ssalay, bar
tender I'm = saloon ne Forman-st. and
Barron Ave. on the charge OF shoot
Ing and killing George Basta, the
night Of Dot. IT. ~as started in
Judge Phelan's court. Friday. Basta
had the reputation of being a bad
man. IL Is alleged. and his arrival
in a saloon was usually the sign for
q stampede of customers. On the
night he died with his boots on, II IS,
alleged that he walked into the Bar
ron-ave. saloon. started fight. and
that Szalay calmly pulled a revolver
and shot him through the heart The
first trial resulted In disagreement.
sSAe Had q bad dream one night. and
then went 60 q fortune-teller 90 And
out what II meant" testified Peter
Hally. during the hearing OF his
divorce suit before Judge Mandell,
Friday afternoon. Before she got
through with the fortune teller. she
had paid 500 to learn about that
dream. simply refused to keep on
Will get decree In 30 days. Other
divorces were granted, Friday In the
following cases: Michael VS. Terez
Erox: Edward q. VS. Gertrude Field
man: Ella VS. Merrell Cook Horace
vs.. Nellie snyder. and Margaret w.
Chester Lykens.
n ssuuectfon with the visit TO Detroit
q Mis- Evangeline Booth. who will
speak in the Detroit opera house,
Sunday afternoon. Jan 81, II In ex-
pected that statement viii be made
linen" campaign. instituted by Miss
Yoofh FOR the wounded soldiers OF