The Washington herald., 1914-02-12
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The Yessg Mens Hebrew .Asseeis-
tion win give q cabaret and dance At
Old Masonic Temple, NtntT and y
streets northwest. tonigff.
|, Night schools must close within q
few weeks. as the money appropriated
by Congress almost has been ex-
haustedS
Census Bsreas hgures shsw that the
l'creasing. The rates for 1911. 1912. and
1918 were 1873. 1s.5. and 17.5. respec-
lively.
Medford Hynson, navy yard employe
since 1854. died At his home. 1885 N
street northwest. at the age of seven
ty-seven. after an illness Of two
months.
Five Hundred 10 to be the nane Of
the club Of colored people to be formed
to raise the $500 debt on the Colored
Social Settlement. 16 L street south
WCotp IA . oAAts- -ooy SeAnb.s6A.
Alexander C. Bromley, .Pessies Omee
clerk since 1869. died AT his home. 81
Fifth street southeast, Monday. Sery-
ices will be held at the home at 10
o'clock today.
Rev. Esse.e }. Connolly. assista.t
pastor Of the Church of the Immacu-
late Conception, will succeed Rev.
s-L H. 81 .f, nj
Baltimore Cathedral
Charles II. Darr, OF sos Maryland
avenue northwest. reported to the po-
lice yesterday that, twelve homer pig
cons, valued at s36. had been stolen
from a coop In his back yard.
Representative John c. Mckeasie. of
Illinois. will speak at Metropolitan
Baptist Church tonight at the celebra-
tion of the 1o5th anniversary OF Abra-
ham Lincoln's birth. All the colored
organisations of the city will attend
willian II. Lestraage. afty-eight
years old, a painter. Of 225 Tenth street
northwest, was sent to Washington
Asylum Hospital yesterday by the po-
lice of the Eighth precinct for mental
observation.
HenFy Chapnan, colored, twenty.
seven years old. of 116 n street south
east, was arrested by the police Of the
Fifth precinct yesterday on a charge of
stealing old iron from l.. E. Smoot.
sand and gravel dealer. at the foot OF
Fourth street southeast.
BENJAMIN r. Lindas, Of the Tax Re-
form Association of the District or
Columbia, will address the electrical
workers Of Washington at Building
Trades Hall, Sixth and G streets north.
west, at s o'clock this evening. on the
subject of taxation in the District.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Holmes, Mrs.
George W. Roosevelt. Miss Haney. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard ii. Mitchell will
be the washingtonians on the steam
ship Grosser Kurfurst. which sails to-
day from New York for the West In
dies and the Panama Canal.
Annie GI.seoe, aftee. year. old, Of
1850 Bladensburg road northeast. was
struck on the head yesterday by a
stone thrown by Harry Page. of 1909
/ street northeast. while on I street.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northeast. She went to Casual
ty Hospital -. ---
Mrs. Ethel Davis, Of I202 v street
northwest. reported to the police yes
terday that she lost her pocketbook
while on a Seventh street car, and that
II was picked up by an unidentified
white man. who got or the car and dis
appeared with it. The purse contained
$l7.
John Hutchiasoa, sixty-oae years old.
a blacksmith. and Catherine Hutchin-
son, forty-five years old, claiming to
be his wife. were arrested yesterday
by Detectives Mullen and O'Brien for>
Constable Artie B. Suit of Suitland.
Nd, who wants them on a charge of
of that town, it is said. rat
MarshaIl Waite, twesty years old,
giving his address as the Bismarck Ho-
tel, was arrested by the police of the
First precinct yesterday on complaint
of Pharmacy Inspector Robert Saun-
ders on a charge Of violating the phar-
macy laws. He was released on 5000
collateral At the Bismarck Hotel 1,
was stated Waite formerly lived there.
Joseph Etterlen, forty-seven years
old. of 1851 C street southwest, is at
Emergency Hospital in a serious con-
dition as a result Of a fall he received
yesterday from the top Of a three-story
building at College Park. Nd. He re-
ceived q compound fracture Of the left
elbow. a dislocated hip, and internal
injuries.
II. b. Stafford. Of 1855 Park Road
northwest, and Robert Potberry, of
11s1 Euclid street northwest. reported
to the police yesterday that their four
passenger Buick automobile had been
taken from a garage in an alley be-
tween Irving and Lamont streets. near
Sixteenth street northwest. The ma
chine bears District LICENSE No. 17,4I6
and Maryland license No. 5.1e7.
Harry w. Ladder. Of New York, or
ganizing secretary of the Intercoliegi-
ate Socialist Society and author of
''Boycotts and the Labor Struggle"
will speak tonight at the Public Ii
brary on The Present Labor War and
It's Remedy" The address will be
followed by the reorganization and