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PART TWO The News of All the World First 91, NO. 2 5 DETROIT, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1026. PRICE THREE CENTS CVOL IT. CENTRAL TO UNITELINES Sunday Convert Drank, His Wife States in Suit Owner of Shingle Company in Answer Makes Denial of All Charge. PUni to Consolidate Subsidi- AAA I irie Under SS I ear icc nd Augment Capital.

June 9 (By the As- Press -The New Tork i Railroad company today olans for consoldatlng- Ita iVhetdlarles the Mlehl- collateral for the 1-t per cent col-lateral bonds and an amount equal to 50 per cent on Michigan Central stock not owned by tha New York Central, which amount to less than 1 per cent A dividend of 17 1-1 per cent was declared on the Michigan Central shares today, placing them on a 35 per cent annual oasis. The previous rate was ao per cent. Tha annual rental provided In the "Big Four" lease call, for an amount equal to i per cent on the preferred stock and 10 per cent on the common stock of the lessor nut owned by the New York Central. The parent company hjjldinifs of these shares, It was announced amounted to 84 per cent of the pr ferred and 91 per cent of the common. The "Big Four" In turn, owns per cent of the Cincinnati Northern stock, and on the remaining 1 per cent outstanding, the rental will provide for payments of 12 par cent annually.

The leasehold will be transferred to the New York Central. Other Leases Proposre. Leases also will be executed for Tarious minor subsidiaries. The Chicago, Kalamazoo ft Huglnaw will be leased dlrectlv to the New York Central, which with the Michigan Central owns all the stock of this road. The Evansvllle, Indianapolis at Terre Haute will be leased to the "Big Four" which holds all of Us shares.

No announcement was made today regarding the Inclusion of the IMMahtirirH Jl Tl -I 1 Mrs. Mabel Young-. 17 Terry avenue, Strathmoor. took the stand Wednesday before Judae Arthur Webster In her suit tor dlrorce against Allison B. Youngs, owner of the Cadillac Htalned Shingle company, and told the court her husband frequented the company of other women, drank heavily and during- a tight with a policeman had lost the sight of one eye.

Mrs. Youngs has charged her hUsband Wat Anv.H.(l hv ntliv niral the Cleveland. and th Cincinnati i Organ re-cital WHA.S n-i I.outsvtlle. Instrumental a43 r. m.

WORD (3TJ) Ill Vocal OO p. H. KDKA iSn?) pittaburgh. Bym- t'hny concert. WIIAL il4i WHAt, trlfi W' HI) iJtii Mixed quartet WHu i5.ii Malnee.

Wankers" Life WltVA Hlchmonii Negro Splr- lluais Srjn M. WMAQ (4(ti I'hlcago. Church Ath-letio P. t. WOAI (Hli Kouatoft.

Mistletoe Vel. ody Sl.iiU, Why i3j) henectady. Organ re- THlRSl)r. JTJTE WCXTHE DKTHOrT THEE PRESS tllo.k-r.allUe Htel BIT Meiers. 4:00 P.

M. New bulletins, market and weather reporte. Musical program by Will Collins an4 liernlce. t-M P. concert by the Ootdkette KnaemMe.

Orace Herman, pianist, Victoria A Jams, soprano. 1:00 P. Musical program by the Schubert club of Fort Huron. undr the direction of George D. MacComb.

WJH PONTIAC BIT Meter. and P. M. 8 I 4 1 0 prcgrsm. P.

Jean Ooldkette's orchestra, under the direction of fw.n Barticit, soloists. railroad through long vortP'r" game time, the will Increase Its authorlaad lrB 1400,000.000 to ELKS' COLONIAL! BAND SCORES: i Closing Concert of Season I Broadcast by WCX Brr It Soloist their rttdlo aoa tmtll next September, the) Colonial ban broadcast thai eoncludiBg concert of esceptionallr An- series from TX, Ths Frs Treag station, last r.Uu. For th next few wests, the band, under Bugtna la Harre direction, will be busily en-med In rheartng tor th National Kir contest to held In Chicago. July 11. Two first prises In na'lon-uU cnntesls hr already hn won by th Colordal band, and at this event they hop to add a third John Vhllip Smitaa most rseent rtr.tritu'.it.i la band mtislo.

a march written and d-dcated to the famu It.a.rk llnrss Trnep. et Clere-land. Ohio, was the band opening number last Bight. Other highlights of a thnrmighly pleasing rro-Ijfam ers the rierenada' by Herbert. Scarf and "Tbe rharmer." frm Ohamlnade hallat aUirhwa." ang t'lectlone from the S.iiiUsn npperattaa The band the medley of old-faahlonad Kits whlrn wae so saocessful on a -rmer program.

Holwlsta with this cregrsm were Mr I Harr himself as rornstlst, arid Anna Tatterson. whose dsltght-ful rr.isp-sprano volra has niaced Sunday in jm, but during a prayer meeting at their house, when he grew tired of kneeling, went to the 'To of the Michigan Centra 1 -Rie Four" haa rested with "a York Central for some nd the present move Is da-J i effect a closer financial af'ratlW union of the rabsldlsrlrs Approve Our Own Direct Importation ef Fine casement of their home several times and refreshed himself with beverages supposed to be Illegal since the Volstead act. Mrs. Youngs said she met her husband when she was 17 years old and that they were married In when she waa 1. They separated In 1922.

They have one dauehter. Fve- of the subsidiary have approved the leases, run for years, and stock- ttl New York Central thm a Pecl111 WCJIIP UKTHOIT; STO Meters. II CO A. M. Dance orchestra.

I'lnner concert. p. M. Karm market report "55 Children evening ehst. 10:09 P.

M. Dance band and soloists. 12:00 A. M. Dance orchestra.

lyn. years old. Youngs had filed and other controlled lines In the an answer and Wednesday shorilv before the case came to trial, filed a supplementary answer In which he denied most of his wife's BTh. propnsed lease of th. '-alls for an annual in" lu'ling a dividend on the ontral stock pledged as system, nui is expected tnat tht-y will eventually be brought Iu through similar arrangements.

Italian Leghorns Surh Popu'ar Fswr Jost Kow) 6 10 Her ar all the new shapes; pinch-front, diamond-telescop, drop-crown, Alpine and Optimo; in natural, peart, or brome shades. (Light as feather). (vtaa aaJ Spin Straw Seflere. FUl-lMt a4 Srii-Saai Sair. afie4 with saay -M-Ue-ka4 swseia.

IVKAH-KAT 2SIUk Meters. 11:00 Noon Weather, markets, question box. Russell Scott Blocks Alienists fTMoatrn r. a iJ lilt- jissij. elated Prtaa Puan J- .12.7 Meters.

JO A. M. Household talk. Noon Orchestra. 3 00 P.

M. Orchestra. 4 00 P. M. Pa se hall game.

0 00 P.M. Dinner concert. 7:00 P. M. Program from New Tork Mocked the plan of indita Marcus avavanauarn.

no will hear his sanity trial. Juno 14 tier In foremost rank among the 'a dm srll.ts of Wtrolt Mr. It I arre piared Sola Mlo." by fj. this In answer to manr re q.e' he haa recald fur the li.rr,dp, 'fiongs br Mrs. Ralph Walts mas.

1'i-stvrsno, wars a pleasing addition t- th dinner hour program frotn with rlano a'fomtianiraant partial report on Scott's mental condition. He refused to be exam ined by three allenlata who had been named hv th. neon. wno was saved from the ci tel. WKKO Cincinnati.

Clasilral program WH2 ir.Ji rrlngflel4. The, Tn-known tgito" WKAA 4:, alias. Musical program. WOY (3)) hsneclady. Organ recital, P.

M. WMAQ (4ts. Chicago. TJ. ef C.

Chunea P. M. WnAI, ClM Baltimore. WBAl en- eenbl-. St Pnul-Mlnneapolu l.

Seliiuai program. Woe r4M' imeitpoit. "The Molina KM A lis i Mhenandoah. "Ye Olds I'jni" o.ifg" orchestra. KSI (fc4i si Louis.

Lyrio Skydome program. lOrllS P. M. WI.W Cincinnati. Doherty Melody 10.03 P.

M. JvDKA U-i rittshurgh. Pittsburgh Post StUdlO. 10. to M.

KTHS (3751 Hot Springs. Operatic music. HiOO P. M. KOO (Son Oakland WOW Male Trio in Honge.

KTHS a73i pi Springs. Accordion selections. 1 1 JO P. M. Wl.irt (JiJi hlcega.

Liberty Studio ensemble. 11. .10 M. WRVA (JMi f.lchinond "Carry Ms Hack t.j 'i iid Virginia." 12.00 Midnight. KOIL tSTJ) Omsha.

Hotsy-Tolsy hour. tlit.1 A. M. WI.W Cincinnati. "Night Howls 12.

.10 A. M. CJCM (312) Mt, Joll. Theater. PRESENT LICENSE LAWS" ARE JOKE SAYS DELAND r.avad by Vrs- Oeraid rretan sranowe ror tne murder of Joseph Maurer.

a drug clerk, in 192.1. when a ilirv foitn.l htm turned recently from the asylum at OUTSIDE DETROIT Tilt HM1AV, JI NK 1. NILKVr STITION. Eastern: CYCY. CNHA.

CSHT, PWX. WAAM. WAH'J WCAi', Wl.1T, WOO. WOK. WTAM Oentnil: KKAB.

KFDM, WoS. WSM. WSI'l Western: KKWA, KLXi KOA. KWKO. EVEMMi COMEIlTi.

SiflO P. M. by Orace erman were in a fatiire. with the remainder of the muual program provided by Jan ansamhls. plating In the ViMian room of the lac.

ptoiti Detroit's Urtttt rout-mo Woodii'4 at -Uie Ssgiaew Vtu4 at It tot inert 7 I a second snnitr trial before a Jury. The trial was ordered after three state allenlm. reported Scott sane. Scott said he had been advised not to submit to an evnmlnntlf.n 'hen my father tells me to, I Crippled Pupils To Get Boat Ride WKAF (4I) Y. Mid-week hymn 111.

ne said. rr Pulnh Tlnmltl court alienists, then telephoned Wll. REMEMBER! You Only Build a Grg Once in a Lifetime. Why Not Buy the Beit? sing. TiOO P.

M. KYW IU1 Chicago. Family honr. llam Scott Stewart. Scott's attor.

ney, who said he "held their pur WIP (6U9) tilen Mills Ws All Kl.af. pose to be contrary to law, and Tw-ar garage, 20 a IS, ittal like tut kin roof hog I teasel School band. T.15 P. M. would not asree to the examine tlon." Wsrk cnrnlce 2 double sash wis 1 lows oaa tervtae dear WEAP (452 Y.

"Hire's Harvesters" Also WKKI. WKI. WCAK. ipqpq fl Will Repair Any SL Make of Watch real kwerds laid tig lis at pball shiaslee eesnenl floesv $315 Genuine Main Spring Wl.IB. W8A1, KAR, WOK.

WTIO (470) Hartford. 102nd U. 8. Infantry band. TlSO P.

M. WIJI (J45) Chicago. W. L. S.

Concert Artists. TiSO P. M. WPO (300) Atlantic City. Piano recital.

WHr (4) Washington. V. S. Marine hand WJZ (4)6) N. Y.

V. S. Marine band. Tl4. P.

I 1 I I t- iwllrtaWtftirMrft Trlppled youngsters of r-trott will l. tha guats of ids liotary rlub on a boat rida to gin on the rteamer i'ut ln-Kay Friday. June II, at a. The boat will leave from th foot of r'lrst trset. This axeuraion Is an annual affair and to tiring out almost chUrtren Th'y Kill bs takn to the boat from the Inland school In the buaaea wtiuh transport them daily beten their homes and the ho, Thoa taaan from Hr tllodgett'a snd from th Sigma 'jainma cilnlt) will be driven In privately owned in hoard th s'eamer thef will prnvtded with Innih and continuous entertainment.

Thay will glvi-n the run i.f th boat for the day and mil In eharga of their reguur nursea and teaei.era. Phe ride win imliid Ht. cialrs Flats. 1'ttrt Huron n-l return, veiling and gav a hrlaf talk. Ml.

Gertrude 1 'enblayksr was In chargV trf the atxart isr. or Cleaning rtats PAUL E. NELSON eg I. rblllg Lawaa-SOSt I rear Written Guarantee WOT Schenectady. Syracuse 1308 BROADWAY Second Floor Room 201, Cor.

Gratiot DICKM AN'S Watch and Jwlry Ripalrlnf Open F.veningw Tilt a Tlect l.Rnsii.g. June Bjr Cnlted I'd i- new autnmoblle driver matratli.n Uw nh grftl- r'flrirtiona and c'nipiilsorv relisting i.f nil drtvrrs In that e'atu today by He. -rotary of sim Charles 1. Iceland, wlimai oftlrat if harge of admlti-Istnittiin of the present sstm. attltudo la onu.lrtailv U.

program. Ti.Vt P. M. At water Kent Model 20 Compact A Really Good Radio Offered Now at a New Lowered Price arrange to Have The Free Press Sent You Daily on Your Vacation WKRC (826) Cincinnati. Popular vocal.

Srt)0 P. M. W'EAF (412) N. Y. The Cllquot In acrordance with that of Judge tnai i's unrtli-tt, rcently ap-' clul) Ksklmos.

alHo hSl, WADC, Wi'AK. wn'fi. WEKI. WKI. WHR, pointed to ota-sid at a spenHl sp-tda-rs' rourt In ha paid WJAH.

Wl.IB. WOC, WSAL. WKAIt A INSTITUTiO 0 I N' II Gravel, Washed Pebbles, Sharp Sand and Portland Cement Delivery Today 60 (Without Equipment) W11AL CMS) Baltimore. Musical program. (411) Montreal.

Illinois School for the Deaf. Musical pro-gnitn. WSOE (246) Milwaukee. Kiks' Club Stll'llO. W.VAQ (44S) Chicago.

Studio program. KINK (23) Shenandoah. Tabor, la. program. WIP I'hlladelphla.

Artists' recital. 8iS0 P. M. KTW (636) rhicago. Musical.

H.W P. M. WrtAI, (246 llaltimors. WI1AL Mixed fjij.irtet. Northway 4170 dnalla-f'ution with et h'oiaj umployrd in li-MUln "iitir present Inw ia almost a Joke." li.I,nd deputed.

It serves some purport) In giving police i a ilieik on hut ther Is no examination of drivers worthy; of the mure and no cheek of! Ileerifc ia, kept hv oRlears. lrtt ll- w-frat isnad tiy the state pt.ven vetirs ngo and tnoot them 'ra. hnuvilly s'lll In for--e I 'eMerji-tions of 'IderS tit llrenitel have haiiK'1'! in thitt time, plaeeat rija.d'-it'o from thoae. ahonn ori n.ny pr.taa. or the holder have nuff'-r, 1 anma phyai'-al d'li alolitv.

makes him Ineom- pet. r.f to iv a ot.r." ethiMtud appllatlotie which lut'l catty hen marl out I for anotir to sign Signature lmilHtd the appilriinia very n- irlv itliterat 1'. -r 1 res were put on tlo Marias ri rubber hlgsr. rrnw has 1.e.ee reis't-re'l 'iMvatt, a-cording to recorda. Irel.anil esiin.it'n ft ejramiontion driver' stl'iria would eliminate to "S.dOl) of this number.

AFRICAN TRMNCRASH KILLS 15, INJURES 30 There is great enjoyment in having a really good radio in one's home enjoyment for every member of the family. And now, with the new lowered price of the Atwater Kent receivers, Hudson's can install a really good radio in your home, all ready for operation, for less than $100 just $98.85, to be exact. Here is What You Get: Atwater Kent Model 20 00 CX301A Tubes 10.00 1 Hudson 100-Hour Storage A Batter. 12.23 2 Ray-O-Vac 45-Volt Batteries 7.50 1 Ray-O-Vac 4 -Volt .60 1 Tower Scientific Loud Speaker. 8.50 f'rtfa Town.

Kouth Africa June 5, illy ih I'reas fifteen i killed and 34 seriously In railway collision Salt two miles east of a 1 owr $98.85 There Is a small service charge if aerial must be erected. Lr-sr Use Hudson's Deferred Payment Plan if You Wish; There is a Small Added Charge for Carrying the Account. The Warning of Dizzy Spells When your head swims and frequent unsteady bother you, it's one of the indications of High Blood Pressure. Don't disregard Nature's werning and risk Paralysis or Apoplexy seek aid before it is too late. Mountain Valley Mineral Water from Hot Springs, Arkansas, will assist Nature to equaliie your blood pressure by airline; in restoring normal functioning of the kidneys and assisting them to flush out the poisonous wastes that cause increased Mood pressure.

Delay may mean serious daesctop- urn i in iii'x it- Over the cool C. N. W. U. P.

Over-land Route which reaches everything you ant to see on the way Chevenne. The J. L. Hudson Co. Radio Shop Second Floor Farmer A SALE BRINGING SEASONABLE SAVINGS coo MEN'S BUSINESS SUITS 106- ments.

Phone us for a case today. Mountain Valley Water lit First Dei, it Randolph 3M1 v. Dtltptw $56.50 Formerly $65 to $39.50 Formerly $55 to $60 Round Trip frees Detroit Ask Abort Independent and Eicorted All-Expenia Toun Weber Canvon, the Wasatch Mountains, Salt Lake City with its Mormon Shrines and New Saltair bathing resort where you can't sink, and the Sierra. Denver and Scenic Colorado without errm fare. Eaiv low cost side fripi to Rocky Mourw tain, Yellnwitone and the Zion National Park Country.

After Cslifornis, Ilswatl. Frequent sailings from Los Ar-eles snd San Francisco. Los Angeles Limited from Chicago p. m. Continental Limited Prom CMcag lOttO a.

m. These fine fat tri n. none faster gsd nons finer, and direct to California. Three mere to Pf er a nnecting for Callfor-nla. r.

tr.i Cluh cars, latxt tpe sleeping and :r.g cart. ConvenUnl departures and arrivals- fjooki, ir.ir c-- Infoematlow, from A. F. MWt. rr.v Vi.

P. lr'm, iCi Lsfarfs B.4, llrm: l1- i' A B. La.lV Af-' Rr, 131 -i u'7 B.ri, West. Lrr eautififYour JfC aTs" aSSk a a KIRRY'S St. Lawrence-Saguenay Cruise 10 Days JULY 3 $129 A 2.200-mile cruise via Niagara Falls, Toronto, r'h Islands.

Montreal, Quebec, (Ste. Anne de Rate includes fust class transportation, 1 berth, hotel with bath, side trips, etc. -i? trip will be personally escorted by Mr. Earl Detroit's foremost travel man. KIRBY'S TRAVEL BUREAU in tr.t:rc otk That hr valval ar.d av- r-f y-w f- Ssrer.

ft Ul.aa.v 9 -la mil-niliAN ARTDUrC AVNINGS 1 1 (J-ia te'e TAie 1 1 rvATOR in to vtrvs sho? IIAWW inn iiy Gladly rrw! Itl G0o OiNorihWestGrii l- CI hlCi II 1549 BROADWAY 5 2 05 MICHIGAN (i 11-11 -t tti 'jr, tfr i "THE TRAVEL MAN' Unson rsGitio ayetom 33 I'ast JcMerson 15.13.

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