The Washington herald., 1914-11-13
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| The arts annual noyelty ban and es-
tertainment Of the Hebrew Young
Mems Lodge. No. 17S, ]. O. B. 8, waa
given In Old PythIan Temple last
night
Mrs. Mary Barker. fsrty-sIx Years
| old. = 524 Ninth street southwest,
Is at Emergency Hospital suffering
from gas poisoning said by the police
to have been taken yesterday with
The anniversary SseetinE Of the
Young Women's Christian Association
will be held next wednesday night at
Calvary Baptist Church. Miss Mary
Johns Hopper. national field gecretary
OF Delaware, Maryland. and Ponnsyi-
yania. will speak. A review OF the
work OF the last year IN our local as
ISOLATION will be given.
Alexander n. DOekery, Third Aasist-
ant Postmaster General, addressed the
members OF La FayetteL Lodge No. 10,
tainment and dance. in the banquet hall
of the Raleigh Hotel. last night.
The senior class OF the WaBhington
College Of Law, at its annual election.
chose the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. Miss Edna
Fisher; secretary. Miss Lulu Lee Eek
man. and treasurer. Luther Aylmer
White.
The District Of CoIunbia Comman-
derry OF the Naval and Military Order
OF the Spanish-American War Will hold
an informal dinner at the Army and
Navy Club tomorrow Some new
stunts are on the program. The or
der In composed OF commissioned Of
icers. regular and volunteer. Of the
army, navy. Marine Corps. and Rev
enue-cutter Service. who served dur
ing the Spanish war. Col John L. Glenn
is the commander.
Charged with operating an aut0m0-
bile while drunk. colliding, and being
an unlicensed driver, Robert L Shir-
ley, thirty-six years old. 1880 Ninth
street southwest. was arrested last
night by the police of the Sixth pre-
cinct II Is alleged that Shirley drove
the automobile of Charles Dean, Of
Alexandria. and that he ran into a
Washington Railway and Electric car
at Sixth and + streets northwest.
war on reckless automobIle dKiV-
ers IL to be waged by the Connecticut
Avenue Citizens' Association, 1t was
decided at a meeting of the association
"Wednesday evening. Every member OF
the association was urged to take the
number Of any automobile they saw
speeding and report the case.
Fred r. Zinxith, fhirty-ave years old,
Franklin Park. Va. was removed to
Emergency Hospital yesterday from
a Turkish bathhouse. suffering from
n cerebral hemorrhage.
Timothy Redmond, forty years cid,
a prisoner at the Second police pre-
cinct on a minor charge. set FIRE to his
clothing yesterday while smoking and
was burned about the hands. He was
removed to Washington Asylum Hos
pital.
The Association Of Seed Analysts
met yesterday in the gridiron room of
the New. Willard Hotel in annual ses-
sion. The chief purposes OF the as
sociation are to bring the independent
seed laws of the various States into
working whole and to secure the
views of leading analysts on con-
troversial questions.
John Il. Jameson, an emplOye Of the
ONCE of the Auditor for the Postofice
Department. died Saturday at his home
in Hopedale, Ohio. of heart trouble.
His wife has gone to Hopedale to ar
range for the funeral Mr.. Jameson
left Washington just before election TO
vote. He was taken i'll last Friday.
The Civil Service Commission viii
on December Is hold examinations for
lithographic pressmen in the Geolog-
ical Survey, with an entrance salary
at $500 a year. and for an epidemio-
logist In the Public Health Ser-rice at a
salary Of 1900 a year.
J. Lawrence sOIIy, director Of the
Board of Children's Guardians, will
speak on The City's Children" at
public meeting OF the Women,s Al
lance of All Souls Church. in the lee
ture hall OF the church at IL o'clock
this morning.