The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-02-21
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nss N. E LedgeFweeds Of 927 G
street northwest. reported to the 'po-
lice yesterday that a thief entered her
home and stole $50 in money and a
kodak valued at So.
Neaie X. stark was brought to WASH
ington yesterday from Boston. Mass.
to answer to a charge Of passing a
worthless check for $50 on Stephen K.
Costa treasurer of Polls Thester.
Miss Janet Richards Will speak on
Salient Points in the Life and Work
OF Washington at the weekly discus
sion OF Current History" Monday
morning at IL o'clock in the audi
tortum OF Woodward & Lothrop's.
Mrs. Annie Lee, who ATTEMPTED to
shoot her husband, Policeman William
]. Lee, Of the Second precinct. Thurs
day night. probably will be arraigned
In the Police Court. Brother onicers
have advised Lee to prosecute the case.
James Z. Morgan, thirty-eight years
old, Of 1912 Eighth street northwest.
while entering the House once Build
ing yesterday afternoon slipped on the
ice and fell. injuring his back and left
pital in an ambulance.
Francis o'TooIe, eighty six years old,
was found dead in a chair yesterday
afternoon at his home, 6l7 Maryland
avenue southwest. Heart trouble is
given as the cause Of death. His body
was taken to the District morgue and
Coroner ]. Ramsey hewitt notified
James j.. johnson, celered. living In
the rear of 444 n street northwest.
was arrested yesterday by the police
OF the First precinct on a charge OF
stealing 20 cents worth of meat. Ac-
cording 10 Philip A. Dixon, OF SIS Sew
enth street northwest, he gave John
son the meat to deliver.
oliver N. Lee. an engineer On the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. was ar
rested yesterday by Detectives Frank
Cornwell and Jake German for Sheriff
John B. Conrad. OF Frederick, Md. Ac-
cording to Sheriff Conrad. Lee Is want
ed in Maryland on a warrant charging
nonsupport of his wife.
Raymond Clancy and Charles Now
bray. charged with having snstched a
pocketbook from Mrs. Margaret c.
SealeN. manager Oh the motel SlTdI-
ford. waived hearing yesterday in the
Police Court and were held for the
action of the grand jury. Bonds of
So, 900 for the release of the men were
demanded.
AIcantara Caravan. No. II, Order of
the Alhambrs, will entertain its MEM
bers at an oyster roast at Elks' Hall
tonight Preparations have been made
by George II. Ogle. master of the
oasis. Invitation has been accepted
by Alcala Caravan. No. Is. of Baltimore.
Nd. and a large delegation will be in
The Association Of Oldest Ishsbi-
tants will hold its monthly meeting
next Monday. at its hall. Representa-
tive Jsmes-A. Frear will be the prin-
cipal speaker. Theodore W. Noyes. the
president of the society. will give a
reception to the members at his resi-
dence, 1880 New Hampshire avenue.
from to p. m.
Wis. sadie Major. cashier for =. ksna,
Sons & Co. was film a damned" of
$50 yesterday by an unidentified man.
thought to be OF Spanish descent. ac-
cordinS to a report made to the po-
lice yesterday. The man is described
as being feet II inches OF feet tall.
weighing about $50 pounds. wearing
a long dropping mustache. about thtr-
ty-five or forty years old. ana was
dressed in a light gray suit. with light
felt hat with wide brim.
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