The Washington herald., 1913-01-07


who had nall savings accounts, many
i of whom from time to time sent their
| deposits in in small metallic savings
banks furnished them for that purpose,
together with several banks in the city.
This dividend will be paid on approx
| mately $4,000, and about $4,000 will be
required to pay It, the sum OF about
| SIS, 900 being paid on the first dividend.
| The creditors who will share in this
! were declared entitled to it according
to the report of Special Commissioner
II. Noel GARNER. who submitted his re-
port to the court some time since.
| Up to the present time stockholders of
the concern have not received any divi-
dend.
George l.. Appich. of the real estate
firm of Thompson & Appich, announces
negotiations are under consideration
| looking to the establishment OF a large
plant in this city which will give en-
ployment to COO hands. According to a
statement attributed to Mr.. Appich the
deal is practically completed. Parties in
terested in the project have, 1t is stated,
under consideration a tract Of land con-
tanning fifty acres.
Week of prayer services. under the
auspices of the Ministerial Association Of
the city, were opened this evening at the
| First Baptist Church. being conducted
| by Rev. II. NJ. Canter. ID. D.. pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
Services tomorrow night will be held
at the Second Presbyterian Church and
will he conducted by Rev. c. r. Straus-
burg. pastor OF the Methodist Protestant
Church.
An automobile delivery wagon belong
ing to a Washington concern this after
ran into the buggy belonging to DR.. ].
NJ Hopkins. which was in charge OF a
colored boy driver. The buggy was prac-
ticably demolished result of the
collision and the harness also smashed.
The boy escaped injury.
progressive euchre party will he
given Wednesday night at the Young
Mems Sodality Lyceum Hall by the
Council of Jewish Women. Many pretty
prizes will be awarded the successful
contestants.
Final plans for the annual banquet of
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans. TO he
held January - will be made at a meet
ing n. 80 o'clock tomorrow night Of
the woman's Auxiliary OF r. +. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. Mary Gus
tbs Lee Chapter. United Daughters of the
COnfedera"y, will hold a meeting at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Lee
Camp Hall
Lawrence Pope. a Southern Railway
engineer. died last night at his home
in Manassas. He was a brother-in-Iaw
of J. Owen Lynch. Of this city.
Oriental Court. No. 10. Fraternal Order
Of Americans this evening conferred the
degree work of the order on class OF
thrty-five candidates. 4 banquet was
served afterward and covers laid for 80
guests. The banquet was served by
James Magner.
Miss NJ. L. Williamson entertained
Wednesday evening last in honor Of her
house guests. Miss Marie PfincrlinG. OF
Staunton. Va. and Miss Lucy Turner. of
Clifton Forge. Va
Edward Mann. Colored. indicted in
Washington for nOnsupport. was arrest
cd here tonight by Chief Goods Police
men Bell and Kcrns. lie was taken back
/" Washington tonight by DetectFe
Nermillion. of Washington, and willingly
accompanied him without rcqulsition pa
pcrs.
Elijah Taylor. colorcd. was arrested
early tonight by Chief Goods and Po-
liremcn Rawlett and Talbot on suspicion
of stealing chickens from III" yard Of
Mrs. Pulin. North Royal Street. Taylor
will be given a hearing in court to-mor-
row.
''Sharps and Flats" musical orEani-
zatiOn, composed Of well-known local
talent. which will present the "Mikado'
at the opera house January IS next,
held n rehearsal tonight AT the Young
Peoples Building. The rehearsal was
regarded as very satisfactory. Funds de-
rived from the entertainment will he for
tie benefit OF the Confederate monument
find at Arlington National Cemetery.
The annual meeting Of the Young
Mems SOdality Lyceum will ho held at
its hall tomorrow night at O'Clock, at
which time officers will he elected for
the ensuing year. Afterward there will
be a smoker.
The body OF Miss Julia Dixon, who died
at her home. Is Prince Street was ship
ped this afternoon by steamer to Palm
Point. Va, where the burial will be
made.