The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-01
IN DETROIT

Mrs. Helen Louise Cheney. mother OF
Mrs. EnOch smith, died Thursday iu
the home Of her daughter No. SO
lroquois-aVe. Mrs. Cheney was 50
years old and was a native OF Mas
sachusetts. The body will be taken
10 Boston for interment. Mrs Smith
Us Mrs. Cheney's only immediate sur
vtving relative
Ninety Polish societies viii participate
In the parade Ia be held sunday AT
ternoon Ia commemoration OF the
adoption OF the Polish constitution,
May 3, 1871. The parade Will march
from the east TO the west side OF the
city In the evening special pro-
gram OF addresses. patriotic music
and military drills VIII be given in
Dom Polski
The Pere Marquette has received ave
Pacific type locomotives from the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, OF Fhll-
adeiphia. The engines viii haul the
summer resort trains. which VIII be-
gin running from Chicago June 8,
and continue AZ odd intervals until
the regular schedule becomes erect
I've juno %. Similar advance season
trains Will be run from Detroit ana
Toledo 20 Petoskey.
Eta Blackwell. 10 years old. who was
arrested several days ngo on sus-
ricion OF stealing from shoppers IN
down town stores, escaped from two
women officers Of the juvenile court
while they were taking her from the
womans station TO the county build
ing, Thursday afternoon. Inc tW2
women officers we're so astonished
whcr the girl broke away, that she
had big lead before they recovered
their wits and gave chase. She was
not captured
for public school teachers In the
training OF defective children viii
be held in Lapeer. Mich, this sum
mer Specialists will he the instruct
W
men and women prominent IN the
work OF training and caring Tor de-
hcient persons. The faculty OF the
summer school Will be headed ny pr.
H. IL Hayes. medical superintendent
OF the Michigan Home and Training
school in Lapeer.
A luncheon IN honor of Prot Charles
ZuebIIn win he given I'm the BOARD of
Commerce saturday noon, May ,, AZ
which Judge Alfred J. Murphy VIII
preside Mr.. Zueblin viii discuss in,
formally some aspects OF the equal
suffrage movement OF special inter
est 10 men. The committee in charge
consists Of Messrs. q Edgar Allen
WILDER Brotherton II. T.. Clawson,
Alexander Gage Paul y, gray
George r. Hendrie It II Holt q II
Pope. the Rev Eugene r. shipper
and Paul Weadock.
August BIernat, ~ years old. Of No. ~
KinsmRn-st., ended spree. Thurs
daN afterno noon. by drinking eHrhonc
brother who called AZ the house.
Biernat was one OF the % men re-
leased from the House of Correction
-hea the court Of d0r1eStic relations,
- ATaSlared uRcQUlS<Ft>-'+Ht- - If,
= tsas, lsyvinr so hays Tor non support.
while he was in the workhouSc~ his
wife died March 10 Coroner Roth
acher decided that an Inquest was
not. necessary. y
"Womnn being dragged into an alley
I'm the rear OF roo MIchignn-nve., by
two men" was the thrilling alarm
that came over the telephone 10 po-
lice headquarters, Thursday after
noon. and the tense excitement In
the voice caused Inspector Larkins
to rush Detectives kolh and school
20 the scene in the flyer The de-
tecttves found that two cocaine fie nds
had obtained dressmaker's dummy
somewhere. end were dragging the
dressed dummy into the alley when
they were seen by an excited ped
der. who teiephoned the alarm.
inspectors james AherD and J. ~. Mon
ahnn. OF Providence, ". T., arrived In
Detroit Thursday night. 10 take back
Edward t. Carvellc, 70 answer the
charge Of shooting a Providence POI
licenan. ami seriously 'wounding him,
while being arrested for stealing n
bicycle Carvelle confessed to the
local police when Ne was arrested,
after a battle In 4 Grand RiNer-aVe.
saloon Detective John Reid has re-
ceived Information that Carveile is
also suspected Uf killing "A woman
near Pittsburgh. robbery having been
the mOttS OF the ,rime That Kip
is also being investiEc tod.
The Rev. George VI. BROWN. rector Of
Grace Episcopal church. Flint. has
been appointed rector Of ST Georges
church In this city by Bishop Will
liams. Mr. Brewin. when ne came
from Canada about three years ago,
was placed In charge OF st ,Gude's
church Trenton and soon was sent
70 the Flint church by Bishop WI
+ ltams. lie is considered one OF the
ClergNmen in the diocese. He attain
ed vide publicity shortly after going
to the Flint church because he per-
mitted the young people of the con-
grcgation to holu dancing parties in
the parish house
About 80 teachers are likely TO be drop-
ped from the public school list next
month according 10 Chairman Con-
don and Inspector Kunz. OF the
teachers committee. They claim that
many OF these teachers have been
kept on the rolls by political pull.
In spite OF their ineffciency. There
have been many complaints regard
ing their teaching ability. according
TO Mr.. Condor Supt. Chadsey has
increased the eligible list OF teach
efs, -tftfrs4tlt- ma ffp-tt, draw from
20 I'LL the vacancies. The process Of
elimination will be gradual but
sure" says Mr. Condor I'VE shall
begin 10 hold special meetings FOR
the purpose next week"
Traffic Commissioner Waterfall, Of the
board of Commerce. was nnsuccess-