The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
Ole 6own Grter

Oge ooWn Sttel
Mrs. .. A. BuIIsrd. s3s Lamont street
northwest. yesterday celebrated the
ninety-ffth anniversary OF her birth.
Thomas j. Hynes, seventy-slx years
old. was taken suddenly III at Eleventh
and Water streets southwest yester-
day afternoon and removed TO Emer-
gency Hospital
Bunny MiIlstats, ten years old, of
1891 Columbia road, was reported TO
the police yesterday as missing since
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Fire of unknown origin early yester-
day morning did 800 damage to an un-
! occupied house near the foot Of How
ard road southeast. Engine Company
No. is extinguished the blaze.
Boise woodside. ave years old. visit
ing at 2Os Seventh street northeast,
was reported to the police yesterday as
missing. and a search of the city now
is being conducted.
Rev. +. n. Lee will conduct memorial
services this afternoon for Mrs. Mat
tie Johnson, a welI-known evangelist.
AT her late home, 497 Thirteenth street
southeast.
MIszinE from 35s Armory street
southwest since last Monday. Sam Sibt.
fourteen years old. is being searched
for by the police. No trace OF the boy
has been found since he disappeared.
Bo1hoIders In the general postofHee
will be forced TO get their mail from
the new building of the city postofice
after all departments are housed there,
as there will be no branch ofices with
box facilities.
Walter J. Norris, twenty-five years
old. of 4O5 / street southeast, was cut
on the face yesterday when an auto
mobile tire he was pumping exploded
in front of sos Z street northwest. He
was removed to Emergency Hospital.
samuel A. Kimberly. manager of the !
American Ice Companys local Offices. !
reported to the police yesterday that |
his hve-passenger Ford automobile was /
stolen from Fifth and Elm streets !
northwest.
A lighted match thrown Into = lava
tory. and coming in contact with a .
a $500 FIRE yesterday afternoon at lolS
Connecticut avenue northwest. occu.
pied by the oldsmobile Company as
a storeroom.
While painting q roof at 10 l. street n
southeast yesterday. James G. Kent, n
sixty three. of 326 North Carolina ave
nue. southeast fell TO the ground. II
breaking both wrists. He was re-
in an ambulance to Casualty
Hospital.
J. c. wIneman, }. ". stein. A. c.
Bobys, and James ID. McConville left
yesterday morning for Baltimore.
where they participated in the annual
putting of the Baltimore Merchant Tai
ors' Exchange and Custom Cutters
Club.
Congress Heights school has organ
zed an alumni association with the
following officers: President wendaIl
Walters; vice president. Miss Kathleen
Price; secretary. Miss Mona Cox, and
reasurer. Justin Cox.
Rev.. w. ID. Jarvis and J. T. Clark
lave been named to call a meeting 70 II
ateres; the public in plans for the re-
'uilding of the Stoddard Baptist Old
folks Home at Garfield. which was re,
emily destroyed by fire.
DR.. Maurice Francis EEan. Minister
o Denmark. who is in Providence Hos
ital, where he was operated on re-
emily. is reported to be recovering sat
sfactorily, and will be allowed to sit
p today.
Miss Mary Conner. I3o ID street south III
asst. an expert stenographer and type II
ritter. has gone to MuskoEee, Okla. II
he home of Senator owen. in order to II
ualify for a civil service appointment II
4 the Indian service. III
Raymond BranEeIl. sixteen years old, III
Z 3S0l II street northwest, was badly III
ruised about the body yesterday when
nocked from his bicycle on Pennsyl- III
mia avenue. near Seventh street by III
n automobile. He was removed TO iii
Hospital. IN
Ralph McWilliamH, ten years old. of iii
10 Second street northwest, while "
-ossing Four-and-a-half street at c iii
,uthwest yesterday afternoon, was
ruck by an automobile and badly III
ruised on the right foot. He was re-
owed to Emergency Hospital. iii