The Detroit times., 1914-01-30
In DETROIT

The largest list OF applicants for conn
| peHshtion undsr the motber's pension
act in tile history or wayne county
appeared Thursday IN probate court
The weekly payroll under this act
Is now over $500 In Wayne county
BarOhess Maria stsbIewski, held by
the Immigration authorities for de-
portation, vas denied liberty VN -
| writ or habeas corpus. by Federal
Judge futile, Thursday afternoon.
Unless an apreai IL made the baron
esS viii be Sent TO New York Satur-
day on her way 60 Russia.
The estate OF Nell SNOW. former star
| athlete and Detroit business man, H.
estimated AT 10000 according 10 a.
petition filed. Thursday, IN the pro-
bate court. asking the appointment
OF a special administrators. Judge
ianley appointed Muir b. SNOW "A
brother
\ modern brick plant 10 be erected
BY John 4. Mercier. Charles n. bryan
and Joseph Lark ms on the Edward
Miller farm, extending from the
Michigan Central railroad TO Michl-
Esn-ave. on Milier.rd, VIII cost
about 500 900 and VIII have daily
capacity for 10000 brick.
The board OF assessors' budget for the
coming nscai year In So, $50, an In
crease or 1880 over the amount al
lowed last year. The increase IL for
shlarles ana ONCE supplies Inc eS~
timate OF the Museum OF Art amounts
10 $50. 200, and that OF the Detroit
school OF Design. Sl3.9SO.
The following officers have been elect
| ed by the Hotel Cadillac Cot Presi-
dent. Walter H. Parker vice presl-
tary -treasurer n. NJ Dyar, general
manager, Harry j.. Geese. Mr Geese
has been in direct charge OF the no.
tells afrHiTs for the past year.
~
nice steinberE. under nrresr for an
alleged violation Of the Mann act ~
said 10 be the hrst woman charged
singlS under the white slave law.
Federal Agent SchoOp accuses Nhe
woman OF having brought Mary Mil
Ter - years old. 20 Detroit from
Lexington. Ky, ia violation OF the
law.
Sunday. March I. will be known I'm
| Detroit as "Go-to-ehurch sunday ~
the pastors or every denomination in
the city take favorable action on let
ters sent out by the Christian En-
deavor society. Thursday, under tho
| direction OF Karl Lehman, internR-
tional field secretary OF the society
| who is spending week in this city
Every possible means OF advertising
90 to- church Sunday" Will be used
by Christian Endeavorers.
Police Commissioner Gillespie says ne
may include estimates for three
four police women IN his budget. on
request or the Detroit Federation or
Womens clubs provided that the
corporation counsel decides that such
an auxiliary 70 the police depart
| nent would be legal Commissioner
| Gillespie says that he is opposed 30
regular women police, but believes
that women Investigators. with po-
lice powers. might lie helpful
John MILLER, Roy Manning aud Fred
Arnold were convicted in Judge
Phelan's court Thursday or bur
glary charges. and We're remanded
for sentence Miller also known as
| Kimmel. broke into the home OF
stephen Schwlndel and stole SIS
worth OF goods. lie has served time,
though only % years old Michele
Lavbienco paid 325 for carrying con
cealed weapons. and Benny Staniak
must serve 80 days. or pay 500
nne, for the same offense.
Other heirs Of the late Mrs. Ella Egan
have opened "a contest over the viii
IN the circuit court on an appeal
from the probate court IN which
they contend that the viii IN leav-
Ing the bulk OF the property 70 At
torney Charles l. Duney a nephew.
Is Unfair 70 them, The viii, states
that the property. consisting OF three
lots. should go 10 DuHcy because
he has lived AZ my house most of
the time and has always been kind
20 me"
"A. y. Hoyt. OF No. I45 south Johnson
sts iohtiacs repOffcu 10 the ponce
| Thursday night that as ne WAS rid
ing on Michigan ear a-pretty wO-
man jostled him several times. and
he made up his mind that she was
| trying TO firt with him. When he
left the car ne discovered that hts
bill book. containing So. was miss
ing. Kusin Amiet, or No Go La
| fayette blvd. reports that pickpock-
cts took his purse containing $40
and a check for $400, while he was
on Crosstown car.
After q second interview with several
school inspectors, headed by Geo. VI.
Condor, Thursday afternoon, Mayor
Marx announced that he would not
veto the boards action ia hiring
Malcomson & Higginbotham ~
school architects Although the ar
chitects have been accused ~ irregu-
| larities Ia connection with the North
western High school investigation.
the mayor declared he was satisfied
with their integrity. adding that the
board had acted wisely in retaining
them
BrosS Chicago. will deliver an ad-
dress. Tuesday evening, Feb. 3, AS
tho first speaker on the retail sales
course OF the Board or Commerce.
Mr.. Pace, who is a young man, has
been connected with Marshall Field
n Co. and the j. IL. Farwell Co as
sales expert lie was formerly a
newspaper man and worked his way
tHlOubh AHtHeisA SOliSBe dtlu NOFtn-
western university. graduating from
the latter institution. He is one OF
the live wires OF Chicago. and a bril-
liant and forecful speaker.
The nuy-hrst anniversary of the last
rising against Russia will be ceIe-
brated by Detroit Poles. Sunday, UNI
der the auspices OF the Polish Ma
tional alliance. The various societies
VIII gather before Dom Polski. on
Forest-ave near Chene- st. at =
O'Clock. SUNDAY morning They VIII
march to ST Stanislaus church. Du-
bois-st. and Medbury- ave, where the
Rev. Frarcis Cecilia Will celebrate
solemn high mass. After the ser
vices the societies will return TO
Dom Polski, where Casimir Gluchow-