The Washington herald., 1909-11-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

At a meeting Of the city council Of
Tak1ma. Nd. an ordinance was adopted providing
for the immediate installation Of water meters. %
cost N.i3o
George W Wickersham. Attorney Gen
oral. has ac0rp.eI invitation % address the
Commercial Club q Kansas CITY on November u,
Ca Interstate C0amCrca.'
Relative 20 the establishment Of a
moving picture show ~ . street northwest. tac
Commissioner viii give hearing iu the board
room az 1870 O'Clock THURSDAY morning
Plans are on foot 60 increase the amount
Of night practice % he iuduiECd "a by tie Coast
Artillery stations Ttrcc-irch guns viii b. used.
with ranges varying from 100 90 200 yards
OmclaIs OF the Treasury Department
announced yesterday their opposition % changing
tho design on The rrcr5ut Scent uiecc. 40 steps,
they said, would Do taken 90 prepare different
design
a sermon will be preached this evening
! AZ the ucx home q tls Free Methodist Church.
q New York. The sermons viii continue through
/ lla winter
An entertainments and euchre under
/ he auspices q the AlUnnae % the Immaculate
Z Conception Academy. ~ Dc held dis evening I'm
/ ths uew parish hall D. street, adjoining the
church.
/ For rescuinE food victims at Athens.
. lL
/ dent q this city. has been awarded Carnegie
/ medal. Gueuthcr s now employed in The New
\ Narsh3eld Oh fields.
I The Comptroller Of the Currency sent
I letters Yesterday % national bank examiners. al
vlsug them that the veridcation % assets 90 col
lateral q a national bank held 90 deposit else
+. where. must De made by correspondence.
Suffering from q badly smashed hand.
Winfield Scott eighteen years old, o. Bovleviue,
q Ia Hrf rTH n "a
/ Atlantic Caas; Line train. HA was taken 90 CASH
ally Hospital His sister, living ~ Tak1ma Para,
. vls notified.
/ Better Ere protection for the suburbs
/ was demanded b. the Raude Highlands Citizens
Association 40 its last meeting Il was claimed that
insufficient water mains made fire dangerous Ihe
matter viii be brought 90 the attention q Tie
Commissioners.
Supt Stuart yesterday accepted FOR the
Hubbard school large collection e pictures CO.
ls-teI by the late Mrs. Gertrude Hubbard. T. con
sists q rsTc copies q famous paintings now be-
ms framed. Thee VIII d. presented 90 the school
as soon as completed.
Funeral SERVICES for Mrs. Mary Bowie
C1Rrrrt who died suddenly NJ her home Western
/ Upper Marlboro. Nd. Sunday, viii be held this
morning from Trinity Church. Marlboro. at y
o'clocE Mrs Clagctt lived IN this city Ter years
and WAS a member o. one Of the Oldest families IN
Maryland.
/ Funeral services TOT RluolpR w watkins,
who died Monday following a nervous breakdown,
viii be held from Christ Episcopal Church. q
Rockville NJ II O'Clock this morning Burial vii
take place IN Episcopal Cemetery az that place.
Mr. Watkins is survived by his wife and several
children.
in conformity with plans Of the local
school authorities now engaged in their fight
against consumption, Miss Grace l. Anderson
trained nurso in the employ q The Society Cor h'
Prevention q tuberculosis began a series q lee
lures on health and cleanliness 40 the schools yes
terlay. Miss Anderson VIII visit all Of the Dis
trict schools spending about fifteen minutes al
each.
Progressive muscular atrophy.' accord
ing % the Bureau q immigration. Is the reason
for thc deportation q Ms. Kate Steiner native
n Ireland who lived I'm Cincinnati with her late
husband for fifteen years Mrs. steiner leit toi
Ireland a YEAR ago last May for a visit 90 her rcla
tivcs and on her return 20 this country was de
tanned By the authorities at Ellis Island a pcr
son likely 20 become public charge owing 20
weak ankle.