The Detroit times., 1914-08-05
IN DETROIT

U.ited states M.rshal He.ry Behre.dt
Henry c. Halter. Bay City attorney.
as deputy marshal there to succeed
Ia w Tobias, who has served for 10
Henry stephens, Jr.. Of waters, Mica.
the talented son Of the late Detroit
lumberman OF that name, has writ
ten q book on South America and
has dedicated II to former Governor
The ruins OF the big brick building NJ
Bates snd Atwater-sts-, formerly oc-
cupisd by the Chope- Stevens Paper
Co, were swept by IRE, Tuesday
per left in the ruins after the big
blase. month ago. being destroyed
TAree trustees IN bankruptcy proceed
lngs were appointed Tuesday, BY
krssus p Hoks s iss II iSsyn
the case Of the Michigan Conserve
tory OF Music. Fred II. Devine In
the case OF Fred r. Driever, furni-
ia the cease case Of anG john ns'a ! dra nSSln
Kitchen ware dealer.
An, appeal from Judge olIingwoeA,s
decision Will be taken by former
Circuit Judge Donovan. who was al
he claimed 10 have done as attorney
for Mrs. Allie NJ. Broadweii The
woman claimed that In a transfer
Of the Colonial apartments. owned
by her, for cash sum and some
stock that she was poorly advised
by Donovan. as the stock was Of 1T
tie value. The former Jurist holds
sas Zoo his Ia. ssr coS were worth from
The action Of the state hanks OF De-
trolt 10 placing In force the rule for
s0-day notice Of withdrawal of
savings deposIts Z. SO Confidently
safeguard here that the national
banks will not make application for
any OF the emergency currency Issue
srsss. ofnciais Of the First ana Ola
Detroit National bank and the Ma
tional Bank OF Commerce. the only
two national banks In Detroit. as
stituti0ns are on hand.
TIE familiar figure OF Charles A.
Detroit railway stations. After an
Taa 2. leT his aa ss a. nss'iSs No. aw lss
Levorett-st The late Mr.. Chalmers
was "a years old. Born In Maine, no
ss%s to pet sa,a % year; age En-
Taxicab and Transfer company. sue
cessors to, the old Detroit Omnibus
company, he had his first stand at
depot was built he removed 10 that
new Michigan Central station was
SPen. Grace a. and n CHARLES 'hl n
Chalmers. Mrs. William J. Hill and
Mrs. william 3. Revell. all of De-
troit. survive him. The funeral SER
vices Will likely be held Thursday
Funral services over the remains Of
the late Thomas =. lloyd. chief ac-
countant In County Treasurer STEMS
Office. who died. Monday. In the De-
ja1is. s rsssSeS In an AUTOMOBILE Hs ae.
cident last May. take place. wednes-
day afternoen In the Legg Gass
chapel, No. 1914 woodward-aye. The
Mich. and interment will be made
q Friday In Tecumseh. Mich, The late
Mr.. boyd wa, SO years old. Prior
; TO attacnins himself to the county
some time as bookkeepsr In the
Savage Advertising agency. He was
an active member Of the Royal Ar
organizations. His widow survives.
Mrs. Magdaiena Mohr. Of Monroe, must
have an abiding faith In humanity,
Judging from her action Tuesday. In
being appointed guardian Of Irwin
ago, Mrs, Mohr adopted the boys
mother and Kept her until she was
u years old when the girl quarreled !
TIM .n neI oenetactor and ran away.
married. Last spring she died and /
friends OF her son started an inyes-
NikanOn, peleNlnB the boy was en- II
titled TO property left by Mr., Mohr. |
IL was found he had Nieff syerythine
20 his wife. but the invsstiRation
J brought Mrs Mohr's attention To the
tact that there was n son OF her
foster daughter and Tuesday she
came forward with the request that
he be given To her. Judge Hulbert
issued adoption papers.
Heirs OF two Detroiters Who were
l.rseiy Identified With the growth
OF the city are being sought, and
Judge Hosmer,~ In circuit court
finding them. The attorney asked the
court TO grant an order for publi-
cation OF q suit against the heirs
Of Moses r. Dickinson and James
r. Elliott the latter one time chief
OF the Detroit IRE department
Those families are among the best
known IN Detroit" exclaimed the
Judge. You should have no trou-
bic In hnding the heirs. I know some
OF them myself You can't tell me
you cannot locate them" The at
torney. was sent TO O. n. burton,
city historiographsr.