The Washington herald., 1914-09-27

Columbia Lodge, y. 2S5. A. r. & 4 NJ
will confer the master Mason degree
tomorrow night at Clarendon. Va. A
party OF Washingtonians will attend.
John BrOsSer. thIrty-One years old,
2O7 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
while at work at 4l2 Twelfth street
southeast. Yesterday accidentally cut
himself on the wrist with a piece OF
glass Treatment was given him at
Providence Hospital.
Charles y. HaEer, thirty-hVe years
old. I6i9 Gales street northeast, fell
from a ladder yesterday while at work
in a Pennsylvania avenue department
store receiving a cOncussiOn of the
brain. He was removed to Emergency
Hospital
cOlOTed inmate OF the Government
Hospital for the Insane, died yester-
day from the effects of a hot bath
taken last Tuesday. 1t is said another
patient placed him in a tub. and
turned on almost scalding water. An
inquest over Williams body will be
held at the morgue tomorrow morning.
The police are looking for n young
Of liquor, who last night mUtilated a
number of fine plate glass windows
on Seventh street northwest by use
OF a glass cutter.
Harry Anson. thIrty-nVe years old.
was removed TO Emergency Hospital
last night from Eleventh and e streets
northwest suffering from cuts on the
legs and body, which he claimed were
inflicted by an unidentified man who
attacked him.
The automobile OF Fillmore Bell,
Beltsville, Md. caught fire in front OF
946 Louisiana avenue northwest, but
was extinguished by Engine Company
No. II. Damage II $40 resulted.
Help the police find this stolen auto
mobile: \ passenger, black body.
Ford. belonging to r. +. Renshaw, OF
route No. ,. Alexandria. Va. taken last
night from Ninth street and Louisiana
avenue northwest. The machine bears
District tag No. 23lll.
The Western High school Alumni
Association will hold its annbal meet
ing for the election Of officers next
Saturday night at : o'clock in the
building. Eleventh and Harvard streets
northwest.
The Socialist sunday school Confer
enCe will hold a public meeting at So
cialist headquarters. >1l Z street north
west. this afternoon at O'clock. The
scope and purpose of the school will be
outlined by the teachers and other So
cialists.
Capt. T. u. Emerson, superintendent
Of the state. War and Navy Building,
has been granted two months leave to
visit his home in california. He has
just received word Of the death of his
father and on that account has request
ed this furlough. His position here
during his absence. will be filled by w.
+. Chapman, assistant superintendent.
Company Section. No. (, American
Electric Railway Association, will hear
stories of experiences in the war zone
of Europe told by Rabbi Abraham ST.
mon. of the Jewish Temple. and Rev.
Earle Wilhey. of the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church. AZ meeting
tomorrow night on the first floor of
-" Potomac Power Company building,
23l Fourteenth street northwest.
FPnnk Miles Day. the Philadelphia
architect, who planned the District Tu-
berculOsis Hospital. yesterday was in
conference with the Commissioners in
reference to the proposed plans for
new municipal hospital. An appropria-
tion of $4,000 has already been made
for plans and commencement Of the
work, and in the next budget to Con-