The Washington herald., 1914-10-27
Obe Gown Grter

Lieut.. James Hartley, night Inspector
! OF detectives at police headquarters
returned to his desk last night after
three weeks vacation.
Right Rev. Robert seton, tItuIar
Archbishop OF Heliopolis, Egypt. has
! been appointed by Cardinal Gibbons
to a permanent post at Mount st.
Mary's College, Emmittsburg, Md.
prizes in the agricultural contests re-
, Gently conducted by the University of
California, will reach Washington Sat-
urday. The boys are making tour of
the country.
feet eight inches tall, black mustache,
mixed gray hair, soft light hat, black
suit was reported to the police yes
terday as missing from 42s Tenth
street northwest since last Friday.
five feet ive inches tall, l40 pounds,
blue eyes, blue serge suit, and soft
blue hat, was reported to the police
yesterday as missing from 26s Carroll
avenue, Takoma Park.
Stolen Saturday night from In front
of the new Masonic Temple, the five
/
to F. L. Wagner, 116 Sixth street north
east, was found abandoned in Hyatts-
Vile, Nd, yesterday.
Mrs. Anna Lowell, twenty-eIght years
old. III First street northwest, was
accidentally overcome by illuminating
gas while asleep at her home yes
terday afternoon. At Casualty Hos
pital she was resuscitated by use Of
the pulmotor and will recover.
Before adjournInE Saturday the SEN
ate rescinded the order transferring
Consul General Henry NJ. Diedrich to
Barcelona, in Spain, to take the posi-
ton OF Carl Bailey Hurst. The reason
for the original order was a protest
from the Belgian government because
of Diedrich's German ancestry.
CIaud Principer. nine years old. oI2
Spring road northwest. while playing
in the yard OF his home yesterday was
bitten on the left arm by a stray dog.
The canine was sent to the pound for
examination, while the child's wound
was cauteTiZed by the family physi-
clan.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels ar
rived in Washington yesterday after
week spent on the stump in New
England, and left tonight for another
week OF campaigning in Missouri and
the Lake States. Mr.. Daniels report
ed that in New England great inter
est is being manifested in the cam
paign.
The sum of S65,OOO was teieEraPhed
yesterday to United States Ambassa
dors in Europe by the American Red
Cross Society for use in hospitals.
both inside and outside of the war
zone. The largest amount $4,000,
goes to Paris. The remainder is to be
bassadors and consuls in London.
Munich, Berlin, and Vienna.
4 large representation of the Dis
trict d. A. Il. met in the Shoreham
Hotel yesterday afternoon to plan as
sistance to the Red Cross in relief
work in Europe Miss Mabel T. Board
man, of the Red Cross Society, and
Miss Jane Deiano, superintendent of
Red Cross nurses, also spoke. An ef-
fort will be made to secure the CO.
operation Of the ID. A. r. throughout
the country.
The radio station at TuckertOn. n.
J., now under control of the Navy
Department, has been reopened. An
nouncement was made at the Navy De-
partment yesterday that the repairs
necessary as a result OF the break
down OF the plant several weeks ago,
have been completed. The same re-
strictions as were in force before the
breakdown of the Tuckerton station
will apply now that II has been re-
opened, and naval officers will be in
charge at all times to enforce their OBJ
servance.
"a Half Century In the Nations Cap
itaI' will be the subject Of an address
by Simon Wolf before the Commercial
Club tomorrow. Mr.. Wolf celebrates
his seventy eighth birthday tomorrow
and his talk concerns "reminiscences of
the fifty years he has lived in Wash
ington. After the address e luncheon
VIII be served.