The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-09
IN DETROIT

The Julian-st. opening case Wall %
argued In Judge Phelan's court next
Monday, The councils autnorat c,,o ,o
in ordering the street opened. Ii the
question involved.
w. b. Hogue, for 10 years we'll
known Wholesale grocery salesman,
died. Tuesday, in his home; No. lie.
Third-ave: Recently. Mr.. Hogue lett
pioy OF Lee & Cady. He was actively
Interested in fraternal organizations
and q member Of the Knights OF the
Grip.
A Detroit- Toledo Highway was
strongly advocated NJ = luncheOn
Essase Soar s% by the pssroit Real Es-
tate board in the Hotel Griswold.
Wednesday. Short addresses were
made by President Edward A. Lovely
board. and President e. H. Close.
Judd Richardson and Dudley Moore.
Of Toledo. The visitors were enter
tanned with an automobile ride
the plant Of the Ford Motor Co.
The Old Detroit National bsnk will
erect q building on the present .its
or the Telegraph and Lewis build
ings, Grtswold and Csngress-sts..
starting operations next May. The
building will have q frontage Of 1870
feet and a depth Of so feet. Its
height and architectural style have
not been determined. A meeting of
days and these matters will then be
discussed.
Judge Lacy was served Wednesday at
ternOon with writ Of quo warranto
what authority he is acting as Judge
OF domestic relations. He IL given
until Oct. ID to make reply. The
writ Is the result Of an Information
Al>1 hxr
questioning the lconstitutionaliry Of
the act creating the court. Fred 4.
Baker Is acting for the rela.or and
Otto Kirchner and Alfred Lucking
Will appear for Judge Lacy.
II. b. 81. Clair. the prosperous looking
salesman who was brought here
from Battle Creek, charged with OBJ
tanning $3.50 by false pretenses, said,
when arraigned before Justice Gain.
with obtaining was expense money
Wire Fence Co.. Of Battle Creek. He
says they got sore" when he failed
him. The case was set for Oct. 81
and bail axed at $500. two sureties
TIE MicAigan railroad commission On
Wednesday upheld the contention Of
the Dunbar Stone Co: and other De-
troit shippers that the increases in
posted last January and later en-
Joined by the commission. ought not
to be put into effect. and made its
temporary order permanent. The In
amounted rs S' to ABOUT q car on erusS.
ed stone. Stag. sand and gravel. and
would have put heavy burden on
building o1ersaion n the cs ra,iroaa %
a car increase on cars switched to
private tracks. Alfred and william
Lucking represented the shippers OF
Detroit who protested against the
work OF medical examiner In the
Bline tests now being made In De-
troit public schools. under the direc-
ton OF the Board ofy Health. in an
wardness" in the children 10 due to
laxiness or disease. In II schools,
rooms, have been set aside for the
;s Bertha sfy osn nki r.een shs
appointed school nurse" follows up
test cases and endeavors to advice
the mother or guardian of the child
az to the best means to pursue to
supt. CAadsey II planning Ia enlarge
blind. Three years ago rooms for
the blind were opened In the Clinton
school. Pupil: were brought to tho
school in carriages at city expense
the scope OF study offered In the
Clinton building. and advanced stu
dents have been ordered removed to
the Franklin building. where they
will be given an opportunity to go
beyond the elementary courses. 1t
In planned to give them courses in
Industrial education: A canvass Of
the city will be made in an attempt
to induce parents to send blind chill
dren to school. and II Is thought that
q large increase In the enrolment
can be secured.