ARE SUED FOR DAMAGESChief Pierce and Max Milski Defendants in $2500 Damage Suit.-—*n- - ——i'.ijM-K* have been served in a $2f»00 damage Huit insulated by Mrs. John School) against Jerome Pierce, police cljief and Max Milski far alleged false rinprlaonni^nt. Milski was the complaining witness in the case hi which Mrs. Schooh was charged with the theft «»f jWm stolen from the Milski home hy unknown persons. Mrs. Sclmch wan taken into custody hy Milwaukee oltlcers while visiting in that city and .charges I hat she was subjected in indignities and humiliation wiiimui number andhaving lln kmn\ It dg(t o,i the cause ofher nrreM. Two hub* girls, wh • accompanied In r to Milwaukee wen* rtlhu taken in charge \ty «»tl See-*. Attorney K. h. Kilby U rvpi extm i-iug the plaintiff in tin* *.ui(.It U claimed that »i th'« Him of the theft Mis rvuocli was undersuspicion, beeau-e. of having beensetui j n the vicinity. Tim following day sIn* departed for a visit to Milwaukee and although the chief of ( oliitH knew of tier intention and was at the depot when she left, he made 110 move to serve papers or arrest her hut notified the Milwaukee authorities and Mrs. Schnch was arrested upon her arrival in that city. 'I'he case promises to to he an Interesting one and will attract widespread at ten t ion.