The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-07
70WN TOPICS
I ERSELY TOLD


The American Forestry Association win
servation At Its annual meeting here jan
uary IA.
John r. Young. clerk of the District
supreme Court In confined to his horne,
cold.
"A plea OF not guilty was made yester-
day by Cornelius B. Cole. 1904 wisconsin
avenue. In answer to the charge that his
parIoom was not exposed to view from
the street last Sunday. He has demanded
q jury trial
Funeral services for Stanley A. John
son. who died Friday, were held yester-
DAY morning at St. Dominic's Church. He
leaves a wife and four children.
Rev. ]. A. Campbell spoke last night
on What Is the New Creature at the
union prayer services held at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. Services will be
held all this week at several Protestant
churches.
A meeting Of the Housekeeper's Alliance
VIII be held this afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Emile Berliner. 1853 CO.
lumbia road. A general conference win
be held and most interesting meeting h
anticipated.
Judge Wilbur Latimer. of the Juve,,,s
Court. win address a meeting To be held
under the auspices % the Federation N
Womens' Clubs Saturday morning. The
public IL invited.
DIR. Truman Nicholson, at a special
meeting OF the AnthropologicaI Society Al
the National Museum yesterday after.
noon. delivered an address on The Fox
Indians of Iowa"
The will Of Francis Meiasky. date
March 5. 1896. and naming his wife, Mer.
cedes Navarro de- Mejasky. sole benefici.
ary and executrix. was filed for probate
yesterday.
Alleging misconduct and naming a CO.
respondent. Annie Michaelson yesterday
filed suit for absolute divorce from
Emanuel Michaelso-. They were mar.
RI In Baltimore. June 10, 1910. and have
no children.
Ralph A Coney. twenty-one years
old, salesman. of 72s Tenth Street
Northwest. was arrested yesterday by
Policeman William Galloway, of the
First precinct. charged with stealing
small diamond stickpin from an +
street tewelry store.
Charged with stealing four chickens
from the yard of 271s X street north
west, Robert Preston. colored. twenty
six years old. of Willow Tree alley,
was arrested yesterday by Special ON
Ger Benjamin Torreyson and Police
man T. b. Scanlon, of the Third pre-
cinct.
Felix Forcella. of 1884 Eighth street
northwest, reported tN the police yes
terday that his place had been entered
during the last ten days and $40
worth of merchandise stolen. In the
list of missing articles were one pair
of black pants. one white silk vest. one
black and white check suit, one gray
suit, one woman's dark blue coat and
skirt. one silk petticoat, one princess
dress eight bed sheets, eight pillow
slips. two large table cloths. twelve
napkins. and one Irish linen spread
For attempting to entice a twelve
year-old girl 10 run away with him.
Henry Moore, said to be former en-
ploye of the Washington Terminal
Company, yesterday was sentenced to
one year in Jail by Judge Alexander
r. Mullowny. In the District branch OF
the Police Court.
An examination by Fire Marshal
Nicholson yesterday of the ruins OF
the Washington Asphalt Block and Tile
Company's plant, at South Capitol and
r streets. where fire occurred early
Sunday morning, fixes the damage at
s75. 200. The Washington Herald Sun
day morning made the same estimate
Charged with entering the store OF
Israel Nicholson. 1908 NJ street north,
west. January 1. Louis Burrows ana
Charles Hall yesterday were held by
Judge James /. Pugh- of the United
States branch of the Police Court. LOT
the action of the grand jury. bonos VI
tSoo urere hxed for the two men
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