The Detroit times., 1911-01-27

fast at the time. A mix-up in sig
nails In the dense fog Is said to have
caused the collision.
MIX Inspector John r. RoehI says that
the conditions In some OF Detroit's
back yard dairies are so unsanitary
as to be dangerous to health. Filming
the owners for neglect has done no
good. The inspectors have been un-
willing to shut up the dairies, as the
Iamliles In many cases have depend
ed on the sale of milk for part of
their livelihood.
Mrs. Mary Hayes, ss years old, and one
OF the hrst settlers I'm the yicinity OF
Fifth-st. above Grand River-ave,
died Thursday night In her home, No.
rs Marcy-st. She leaves 1--WE chill
dren: i. J. and John Hayes. Mrs
Thomas Calnon, Mrs. j. Gloster and
Mrs James Haggerty, all OF Detroit.
besides 70 grandchildren and one
great-Rrandchild The funeral will
be held Saturday from S. Peter and
Paul's cathedral
"Hesolved, That the present Jury sys-
ten he abolished" In the subject 10
be discussed In a public debate in
ing. H. II. Lichtwardt, w. c. Simp-
son and Harry Thede, of the Public
Speaking. club. will take the affirma-
tive, while the negative will be up
q. r. Maxwell, OF the Law Students
club. The judges are X. l. Post, r.
). Hirth and j. q. Lannin.
The city building commission I'm n
meeting, Thursday, decided 20 ask
the council and board OF estimates
next year. This amount was asked
last year. and was refused because
the building code was not perfected.
This year, the commissioners hope
employees asked for are: Inspector
OF buildings. $4,000; secretary, ST.
100; construction engineer. $1,000:
Rermid clerk "a M.2oo; two oa elevator
trict inspectors at $1,000 each.
John schalt-, the I5-year-oid boy who
lost his leg under q Baker car more
than year ago, saw his suit against
the ID. Y. II. thrown out OF conr
Judge Rohnert. Thursday afternoon,
which ran over the plaintiff, Is dead.
There Is a law which says that w hen
two parties are thus involved In a
controversy. and one dies. the other
shall not have the right to-,testify
and have his testimony go undis-
puted. The case WIN be taken TO
the supreme court for further en-
lightenment on this question OF law.
er inspectors department and the
chief accountants office were fled
with City Controller Heineman on
T raans afternoon on .koo The mayor
his auto hire from 81 900 to $500. The
total expenses OF the offices are set
at sic. $50. Boiler Inspector McCabs
asks for $6.71l. which Is 1926 less
than he was allowed last year He
makes the saving on Office supplies.
City Accountant Bullock asks for
ssss for an adding machine. His
other expenses are SIS less than last
years appropriation.
Directors elected by the Q. p. G. G. I'm
ITS annual meeting, Thursday ufxht.
are: Frederick B. Smith, A. A. Hig-
ginson. James w. Seeley, Frank b.
Taylor. f. b. Leland. H. H. Smith.
Mr 1n" s. II .1f knight ph Mi.s Mary orf
Turner Mrs. +. G. McMath. Miss
Stella Ford. Miss Mary + Walker.
Abner L. Larned. Philip Breitmeyer,
Edward sumner. David Gray and
d. Taylor will call meeting shortly
to elect other officers. Ira w.
jayne, attorney for the society. re-
ported big years work In the re-
In an address before the phiisnthrepic
Century club Thursday afternoon.
Miss Esther Barrows. OF the South
End Social Settlement, Boston, eaid
ssa o the sos OF the ys a sS
individual more attention than for
merly. Her subject was The per-
senal equation In social work" The
custom OF ministering to unfortu-
mates In groups was gradually CIV
ing way to the unit system OF treat
ment. she. said. and she pointed to
the substitution OF private homes
for orphan asylums as corroboration
stamp of approval on public canc-
ing in settlements, but said IL ought
TO have the strictest supervision
possible.