The Washington herald., 1912-09-22

State Court of Appeals passes on the
matter, Mr.. Lambert will still continus
to serve as a member of Council from
the ward he now represents.
Children Intoxicated.
During the progress of the case of
Harry B. brewery, charged in the po-
lice court to-day with being drunk and
disorderly. il was brought out that sew
eral of his young children were yester-
day afternoon intoxicated from liquor.
The neighbors who came to testify, as
well as Policeman Beach, said that the
affair attracted considerable attention in
the neighborhood. Justice Cation fined
brewery s. and held the other matter
n abeyance. The mother OF the children
testified that the children obtained the
liquor from a bottle which was in a
coat pocket of the father at their home.
In deferring action in the case of the
intoXication Of the children Justice Cation
declared that in his nine years eXpe-
rience he had never before had such a
case before him.
The annual election of officers of Old
Dominion Commandery, No. IL. Knights
Templar. took place last night and was
largely attended. 1t resulted as follows:
A..
Chester a. Gwinn, generalissimo; William
b. Davis, captain general; Claude W.
Fletcher. senior warden: Walter c.
Davis. Junior warden; Edwar Warfield.
sr.. treasurer: A. c. Chler. recorder;
Henry X. Field. prelate: ]. Johnston
Greene. assistant prelate: William H.
Charles, standard bearer; Charles E.
Outcalt, sword bearer; Charles Page
Waller. jr., warder; Louis p. Roth, third
Il. n
Robert \. Zachary, first guard; George
w. Zachary. tiler
Harry Jenkins. of Alton, Ill. member
of the executive board of the Green
Glass Bottle Blowers Association. to-
night visited Branch No. 6S, this city. and
delivered an address to the members of
that branch.
B. Abramson has purchased from G.
William Ramsay the latter's three-story
brick store building at the southeast
corner of King and St. Asaph Streets.
After extensive remodeling the structure,
Mr.. Abramson will use it for his business
purposes.
A meeting OF committee of members
of the Holy Name Society, together with
a committee of ladies of the congrega-
ton of St. Mary's Catholic Church. will
be held at o'clock tomorrow night at
the Young Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall
for the purpose of completing plans for
a bazaar which will be given next month
at the Lyceum Hall under the auspices
of the Holy Name Society. Funds will
be used to pay for the musical instru-
ments recently purchased by the band of
that. organization.
The bi-county convention Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union has
elected these officers to serve for the
coming term: Mrs Amy c. Weech, pres
ident; Mrs. Mary Matthews, correspond
ing secretary: Mrs. Edna Davis, record
ing secretary. and Mrs. Lillian Hender-
son, treasurer.
A large congregation to-day attended
both services at the synagogue in OBJ
were conducted by Jacob B. Khohngold.
a student of the Hebrew Union College,
Cincinnati.
According to reports received in this
city from Gambrill, Fairfax County, there
is just now prevailing in that section an
epidemic of whooping cough which is
said to be attacking both old and young
alike. It'is said by physicians that 1t
is what is known as German whooping
cough.
Miss Amelia Hoy Will leave tomorrow
for Romney, w. Va, where she will
spend some time as the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs r. II. Bartlett