The Detroit times., 1914-11-12
IN DETROIT

Mrs. Martha Gr.nser wa. granted /.
noon. from William Il. Granger.
prominent .yachtsman. of Crosse
Pointe. Judge Murphy. who heard
the case. found Granger had been
was formerly Martha Boyle. Granger
is = member OF the Detroit Yacht
Atovneys Joseph a. Moynihan and
Marvin A. smith have already been
mentioned na,, as possible successors 70
been elected TO the office OF probate
Judge. The common council will fll
the vacancy caused by Judge Com
mands elevation.
Walter Taylor. Of waterloo, Ont. who
sr'; ,h ne PET sis; S ON ehoru. girl Ld
who slept on a bare table in police
Headquarters last Saturday night.
went back home Wednesday on
transportation furnished by his faith
er. Local authorities had sent him
To Windsor. where immigration au-
ti.orities put him In the Windsor jail
pending the result OF request for
money from the youths father The
money was promptly RENTED and
Walter went home.
Deputy shertn John Rice had a marrow
escape from asphyxfation by escap-
Ing gas, when he went TO the rescue
unconscious beside the latter, who
was also I'm a stupor from the fumes.
Mrs. Rice heard her husband fall TO
the floor and rushed TO the rescue.
dragging both her husband and son
from the gas-nlled bathroom TO the
fresh air. and obtaining the help OF
neighbors in reviving them.
Jacob Thiesen. - years old, Of War
ren. Mich. WAS struck By an auto
ri La IN
OF No. 74s Farnsworth-ave., Wed
nesday evening at Alt. Elliott sand
Holborn,aves.. and was seriously
and perhaps fatally hurt. his skull
being fractured and his body bruis-
ed He was taken TO samaritan hos
pital. and Malzahn was locked up
on a charge OF reckless driving.
Lewis Lehr. OF No. % Trow bridge cave.
bury-av had narrow escapes from
death when a switch engine on the
Michigan Central belt line backed
down into the auto In which they
were riding, at the Berlin st cross
ing. Wednesday night. The front OF
the auto was badly damaged. and
Miss Currie was cut and injured
about the face and head. but Lehr
Mrs. Emily Ruehie Roehm. widow OF
Charles l.. Roehm. died. Wednesday,
In the family home, No. 10 Calvert
ave. Mrs Roehm was born In De-
.
late Major Frederick Ruehle. park
commissioner In the early SOS. For
over 40 years, the Roehm family
lived at No. 81 Adams-ave. east. Mrs.
Charles L. Roehm, Jr.. Robert Roehm
and Frederick Roehm. and three
daughters. the Misses Ella. Emelie
and Harriet Roehm. Funeral SER
urday afternoon.
Word has b~~n received In Detroit OF
the death On Hshnsmann hcsPit.l.
Chicago, Monday, OF Issac NJ. Wei
lingtop, formerly OF Detroit, and the
school in this city. Mr.. wellington
was 50 years old. For several years
after leaving Detroit. he was super
el sGr OF 'f soos " MSss Ss
author are widely used in the pub
lie schools of the country.
a parcel Of $4,000 Of the Detroit Ath-
Ietie clubs second mortgage bonds,
left over as result or shrinkaRe
Harvey :. Firestone. the tire mag
nate OF Akron. Ohio, W ednesday at
ternoon. Mr.. Firestone n a non
resident member OF the club. The
Harry NJ Jewett representing the
-. A. c. In the transaction
The Pere Marquette enters upon the
winter season I'm the hest condition
In years. according 20 Receiver Pau,
cars more In use now than In July.
The road has already built from 10
TO 10 miles of fence along It's right
spend about SIS. 900 additional in this
work before the winter sets In.
Assistant Custodian Mstheson has sd-
yertf.ea for bids for the construction
OF new matchmaking apparatus
and a ventilating system In the post
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and specifications having been re-
ceived from the government archi-
tect In Washington. The mail,
handling equipment Will consist OF
two large belts. each $50 feet IN
length. witch will be capable OF
handling 15 loaded mail pouches
The nroposed ventiIating system will
force wished air into the work room
OF the new credit course
Of the y; y: G. 4. took glsss Wed a.
members OF the Credit Mems associ-
alton OF Detroit q A. MONTGOMERY
OF f.arned Carter A. Co. VIII have
\ charge of the class In which from
2b 20 30 young men are expected 70
enroll The program for the season
viii begin Nov. is with "a study OF
the credit man and the qualities be
should cultivate for successful credit
granting" by Arthur f. Johnson. OF
the PinRree Co.
On View YORK. Tar Chsrier Lsrned At
terbury. formerly OF Detroit, and
connected with several Of Detroits
well-known families. Mr. Atterbury
was son ~ the late Rev. John ID.
Atterbury. n Presbyterian divine.
and his mother was a daughter Of
General Charles Harmed. Mrs. Syl-
vesteT I.arned, OF, this city. II ~
aunt. and other close relatives In De-
troit include the Misses sylvia and
Julia Iarned Allen. CHARLES Pierpont
Iarned Mrs. Beatrice Larned Whit
49, Charles Iaflped williams VII