The Washington herald., 1914-01-30
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Eagene S1yth, Of n street north.
west. II rapidly recovering from q
severe attack Of pneumonia.
George ~. Rsnnei win give m iIius.
trated lecture ON "A Trip Through South
America, at All Souls Chapel, Cathedral
avenue. tonight The public is invited.
Washingtes Lodge Of EIks held enc
OF its famous oyster roasts at the
headquarters last night. There was q
musical program by several we'll
known artists.
The Brightwooa Park Citi.ens' As
ISOLATION has indorsed free rides for
policemen and fremen. The association
also discussed the true consideration
bill recently passed by the House.
The First National Fire Insursnee
Company. of Washington. d. c.. after
an examination by the New York in
surance department. has been admitted
to do business in the State of New
York.
Mrs. w. II. Howard, president Of the
Washington Sunshine and Community
Society, will be the hostess at a tea TO
be held at the Wyoming next Wednesday
for the benefit of the Florence crittenton
Mission.
DR.. sidney L. Gulick, of Japan, IL
coming to America under auspices of the
Federal Council of Church of Christ in
America, to make study OF the immi-
grafton question. He will visit Wash
ington.
The st. Louis (Mo.) Press Club yes
terday forwarded resolutions here on the
death of Harry L. Dunlap. former head
Of the New York World bureau in WASH
ington. Dunlap died in Washington a
few days ago.
MRS. Juiiette styros, widow Of Harry
s. styron. Is being sought by members
OF Columbia typographical Union. She
Is the beneficiary Of the will Of her late
husband. Her husband died In Atlanta,
Ga. last Saturday.
Rt. Rev. Frederick b. Howden, newly
consecrated Episcopal Bishop OF New
Mexico. will leave today for his new
post. Nearly all of the Episcopal clergy
men in Washington attended a farewell
reception to the new bishop Wednesday.
Charles Draughan. coIored, employed
by Mrs. D. N. Donner, OF the Dresden
apartments as chauffeur. has been ex-
onerated Of the charge of killing Miss
Pattie l. Collins on Christmas Eve in an
automobile accident on II street, near
Vermont avenue northwest
Henry Lee Haskell, Washington nj
oneer. who died at his residence in
the Wilton. Wednesday, will be buried
today in Mount Olivet Cemetery. The
funeral services will be held at ST. Paurs
Catholic Church. He was born in Wash
ington in 1850.
Edmond Crismond, q contractor, Iiv-
ing on Wheeler road. near Savannah
street. Congress Heights. suffered a loss
Of N.50O in a fire that was discovered
in his home early yesterday morning
Defective wiring is supposed to have
been the cause Only few articles Of
furniture and wearing apparel were
saved.
Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter of
the President. will deliver the diplomas
this morning TO the eighth grade grad
yates of the third division Of the pub
lie schools at the graduation exercises
to be held at tAe James Ormond Will
son Normal School DR.. Harvey wiley
and DIR. C ". Ruediger. dean Of the
Teachers College. of George Washing
ton University. will be the speakers
Lawrence Lake, alias Clarence Robey,
will be arraigned this morning in Police
Court on a charge of stabbing a woman
known as Matte Stewart. who lives at
lZ4 d street. The woman was taken
to Emergency Hospital early yesterday
morning for treatment and on her COM
plaint Lake was arrested after having
escaped from the house by climbing
down a telegraph pole.
Richard Walsh bosses a ranch OF lon.ooc
acres in the Panhandle of Texas. but will
resign to take charge OF an estate of
5000 acres in Rhodesa.