The Detroit times., 1915-12-15

600 in new stock as soon as the
surplus shall warrant II.
The Gary. Ind.. school system was at
tackled by Arthur Morrow Lewis In
lecture Tuesday evening. In 81
Andrews hall, where he discussed
Bishop spalding's latest book, so
Ing. contends that education should
be left TO religious denominations, 70
said Mr.. Lewis. "If his suggestion
were carried out in this country II
would mean the ruin OF our educa-
tional system. Any EFFORT to put
religion IN control OF education
would be a step toward disaster.
The situation In Gary, Ind, ought
20 be warning enough"
Detroit post No. 3s4. G.. A. H., has
elected William r.. Trebein COM
mander for 1915. Other officers
er. Nelson c, Thomas: junior vice
commander, Theodore +. Crandell: (:
quartermaster. Uriah Gould; sur
Eeon, w William 9. n. Lowrie; chap
lain. Nicholas Woods: offcer-of-the
day. Charles Creusere; officer Of
the-guard, Frederick Holzhauer. .
trustee, Frank j. Hecker; delegates
70 the department. encampment.
Moses Dillon and John McVicar: al
ternates, Charles Creusere and
Charles r. Evarts.
An auto Of the Peter smith Co.. driven
by bradley schek~tte, of NO. 3ss
Lincoln-ave.. injured three persons
at Gratiot and Seminole-aves.. as
they stepped from behind a street
car They We're Isabelle Gregg, 16
years OLD. ana Dorothy and Winfred
Burr, three and four years old re-
spectIvely All Of No. 1896 Seminole
ave. Each suffered cuts and bruises;
but none was seriously hurt. All
were taken 10 the city hospital by
the pollce of the seventh precinct.
and later were removed to their
home, The Gregg girl is the chill
dren's aunt. and they were in her
care at the time OF the accident.
Mrs. Hester HartneI Hsrrsh, aged ~.
died In her home, No. ~ phlIadeI-
phia-ave. west. Tuesday, after n
continuous residence OF 40 years In
Detroit. Mrs, liarrah was the Wild
ow OF the late william u. Harrah
and the mother OF Charles w. Har-
ran. She was the daughter Of
James Hartzel, minister of Port
In his evangelistic labors with her
singing, rs a girl. Mr.. and Mrs
Harrah were classmates OF James
Garfield in IIiram college. Three
funeral services will he held Thurs
day afternoon from the residence
OF Charles W. Harrah
Free Iancer~ surprised n number Of
participants In n poker game az No.
% Park blvd early Wedne sday
rested. charged with being disor-
derly, by Officers Clark. Henron and
Mcpherson Those registered at
police headquarters were: John Bel
mont. % years old OF No. So
Spruce-st Peter Kay. IS. OF No
2s Elizabeth-st George Meyer, 32,
Of No. lG7 First-st.: Edward Jones
40. OF No. gN2 Grand River-ave
Arthur shelter. 3S. OF No. 2ss
Woodward and Dave Siegel
80. OF No. ~ Erskine-st
Military training camps for college
and universally men were advocated
by Charles " Richmond. president
OF the Detroit alumni OF Union col
leRe, speaking AT a meeting OF the
alumni. Tuesday evening Mr.. Rich
mond declared that too much em-
phnsis is put upon preparation for
business success. while not enough
stress IL given to development OF
altruistic and patriotic feeling in
young men attending college. He
expressed doubt that American
university men would respond to
their countrys call as readily as
those OF the English colleges have
responded.