The Detroit times., 1912-11-13
IN DETROIT

eommIttee OF local hay and graiu
OmmissiOn men Will 10 ia LANSING
thursday. TO protest against the de-
hurrage charges proposed by the
affroads before the state railway
ommission. The grain men claim
hat the railroads deliver cars In
inches. making rapid unloading i'm
pssible.
complete collection OF the best ex-
IMPLIES OF drawing and art work In
he normal, high and elementary pub
lc schools OF the country has been
made by the United States govern
rent. and the exhibition will be sent
Detroit school officials will ar
ange for the exhibition TO come "a
his city.
INK HOhhnskI, 1I-year-oId son al
oseDh HOhlinski, of NO. I2S CicOtte-
We, was shot by "A playmate, John
Seltyka, while the lad was foolinR
gtth rifle, Tuesday afternoon. The
uliet struck the Hohlinski lad near
he heart. but was DETECTED by a rib
nd passed through his arm, between
he elbow and shoulder. He was
AIKEN to his home. and will recover.
Smas G. LOnEtOn ana Mabel. Collins
young couple who were living to-
ether at No. 266 Brush-st. were ar
ested. Tuesday afternoon. by Detec-
ives Horrigan and McCarty for in
estigatlon by the federal authori-
les. The officers declare that the
Dung woman admitted that Long
on brought here here from Syracuse
week ago. which Is a violation OF
he Mann act.
n mp n $40 telephone hui, by talking
Ner the long distance phone from
he Charles hotel to his sweetheart
In. a L.. ..ala Ig.lN D n EWN
las Oscar Druley, was arrested BY
Detectives Dowd and Boersig on a
barge OF defrauding the hotel. His
otal capital was 1--WE cents. The
otel people allege that he has run
Ip telephone bills aggregating SIS.
Nd a board bill OF s24.
Rev. Maurice PeuneId Fixes. pas
or Of the WOOdward-aye. Baptist
hurch. gave an interesting and in
tructive stereopticon lecture In the
gymnasium OF the Burroughs Adding
fachlne Co.'S factory. Tuesday noon
n The Grand Canyon and the Col
RADIO river" This was the first OF
he series OF lectures being given
inder the auspices OF the Detroit
ublic library for the season 1912
9i3
November issue of the DetrOiter
NJ been sent out To the members Of
lhe Board OF Commerce. The leading
rtlcle deals with the charities In
orscment plan which has recently
zen adopted by the Board OF Com
herce in conjunction with the Asso-
ated Charities. Other articles de-
cribe the opening OF the Living
tone channel. the Cass Technical
High school and the various activi-
les OF the Board OF Commerce.
bal steinInEer, who shot and killed
btmseff, sunday. I'm hits room ut-th~
Charles hotel, after notifying his
weetheart. by mail. that she would
Bnd his body in the hotel room, Will
lot be buried In New York state, as
2 requested i'm a farewell note. HIS
Wealthy uncle In New York made ar
Engagements with w. X. Hamilton "
TO-, No. 26 Elizabeth-st. west, to hold
MINERAL services for the young man
IN their undertaking rooms, burial 90
be in the Jewish cemetery. The SER
tees Will be held Wednesday.
Electives Bert High and William
sOOd, OF the central bureau. are In
ostigating the coal situation, under
INSTRUCTIONS OF the prosecuting at
|.orney's office They are taking
.lumbers OF coal cars lyin on side
+racks. and consigned TO Detroit and
re getting names OF consignees anu
|hippers. with the intention OF learn
lug whether the local coal shortage
Is real or liked" IL is rumored that
J 900 cars consigned 10 this city are
held on sidetracks, and that at least
tome OF them are held on orders
from local dealers
Il Michigan Cremation association.
of the Detroit cremator-
bum and columbaElum, have Issued a
pamphlet I'm conffnemoration OF tho
Evenly fifth anniversary Of the
|.rematorium. The booklet, which is
printed in attractive form, gives n
History OF the crematorium and calls
he attention Of the public TO many
arguments in favor OF cremation as
Inc most rational form or disposal o.
|ihe dead. Tho process OF cremation
Is described in full detail The in
OF many clerRymen and
others high in public life are printed.
In Detroit have been notified
|bf the death I'm Vancouver. II. g., of
Major Charles +. Newberry. a Mich
|lgan veteran OF the Spanish and
philippine wars and former resi-
Dent or Detroit The body VIII be
Brought 10 Detroit for interment.
jor Newberry was 81 years old and
He was n brother OF Ed =
Cgard and Walter Newberry. and a
BON OF the late Charles We Newberry,
|bf Detroit His cousins are: Tru-
man II. Newberry and John slough
BON Newberry. OF this city. Major
|Sewberry had made his home in Van
Fsouver for several years past, finding
She climate beneficial.
e United states circuit court of APP
DEALS OF Cincinnati has affirmed the
Recession OF former Judge Swan In
thc district court in Detroit In the
Ease Of Benjamin Mcintyre, against
ihe Woodmen OF the World TO col
rect on an insurance policy. The
verdict was for $4,000 in favor or the
tlaintin. The claim was refused by
thc Woodmen on the ground that
George Mcintyre, father OF the COM
xplainant. on whose life the Insurance
policy was issued, died from an in
ecurable disease from which he had
buffered for years. George Mcintyre
Ned in Ann Arbor in October. 1909.
.The Mcintyre case was one OF the
last tried before Judge Swan prior TO
lhis retirement
y suit in behalf OF Gladys Richmond,
'14-year-oId blind girl. WINS started I'm
hthe Wayne circuit court Tuesday al
.ternoon against the -. L. X. and
.Thomas Wynne. She wants damages
las result OF being injured when n
7taxicab, belonging to Wynne, and in
(which she was riding. was struck BY
a ID. l.. II. car at Locust and sixth
Its. n short time ago. when she was
.On her way to the public school Tor
,crippled and blind children Wynne
has the contract with the Board OF
Education for conveying the dis
.sAIed pupils to and from school get
.tinE s22 a day for the work, and he
lis cited as co-defendant, because
.of a supreme court decision, which