The Washington times., 1914-01-11

ed in Philadelphia Saturday after an
| eight search. He was brought
! to Washington Saturday night by De-
| tective Joseph Grant The lad will
he given hearing Monday in the
Juvenile Court, charged with being
! inCorrigible. '.
Spotlight dances Will be featured Mt
the annual ball of the Washington
Navy Yard apprentices, TO be held at the
Navy Yard ball room January 20. The
Montrose Quartet will give selections.
The committee in charge consists of l.
o. Frank. =. Dakin, G. Curtin, NJ. B.
Frazier, j. w. West, and w. Dorsy.
Many noted sOciOIogistS and civic
students will come to Washington for
the single tax conference to be held at
the Hotel Raleigh. January 10 to II.
Among them will be the, Rev. Adolph
night at the New Church. Corcoran
street and the Avenue Of the Presi-
dents.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels is
awaiting a report from the naval board
of inquiry summoned on board the bat
tleship Wyoming to investigate the
cause of the sinking of one of that
ships launches and the drowning of
four seamen. Only one body. that of
Ole kornelius Olsen, of Portsmouth,
boatswain's mate, in charge of the
launch, has been recovered.
"Jhe Sleeping Beauty" was drama
tized by twenty-five children under the
direction of Miss Catherine Greenwood.
at the Noel Home, 1868 Kramer street
northeast. Saturday night. The four
leading roles were taken by Lee Schultz,
Miss Julia Quinn, Miss Mary Burke, and
Charles BuTnhart.
The Socialist school entertainment
will be given tonight in Pythian.. Tenn
pie. This is the second of a special
series by the children. It will be held
in the rear room on the fourth floor.
Plans and designs for q monument
to Edgar Allen Poe to- be erected at
Richmond are being brought to this
country by Paul W. Bartlett. of Paris.
who sailed from Havre on Saturday. on
La Provence. for New. York.
DIR. Wilbur r. Crafts, the Rev. W.
r. Wedderspcon. and John B. Colpoys
will address mass meeting at First
Congregational Church this afternoon.
on the campaign in the interest of the
Kenyon "Fedlisht" bill. which was re-
ported by the House District Committee
too late for passage last session.
''The University and the Interfra-
ternity Associatinn' will be the sub
ject of President Stocllton's address
at the smoker of the Interfraternity
Association. of George Washington
University 1T the University Club
next Thursday evening. Dean Greg
ory of tlne~law department will be the
toastmaster., ~.
Mrs. Emma Sanford shelton will
preside. at the opening sessipnhof the
quarterly conference of the District
w. c. T. u. which opens at: 10. o'clock
Monday morning at the7Unitod ,Breth-
ren Church. Miss Janet Richards
Relation. 10 the Liquor Traffic
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An additional $4,000, 900 dry. dock Of
the largest dimensions is urged by
Rear Admiral Stanford. chief OF yards |
and docks in report to the House |
Naval hffairs Committee. The fire.
quGnt mobilization of ships a. Hamp- |
ton Roads. he declares, gives a |
greater possibility of unforeseen re- !
pairs being required there for vessels !
than at any other coast point.
Artistic paper banging will be dis |
cussed at tie meeting OF the newly |
organized Master. Paper Hangers As |
EcciatiOn at j43 Louisiana avenue !!
next Thursday evening. \ school of !
instruction in Daper-hanginZ is be /
ing considered. by the organization. /
The UBiIed Sons of Confederate
ERtaronS will bpJf -baEr a,n,,.I ,.,,,oI-