The Washington herald., 1914-11-19
Dbe Down Gr.er

Ernest YOst, pOOlrOOm prOprietor,
1888 Seventh street northwest, was ar
rested yesterday by Detective Frank
Baur on a charge OF gambling.
The regular meeting of the Young
Peoples Social Club of Northeast. was
held Tuesday night at the home of
Miss Josephine Wolff, SS9 Fourteenth
street northeast.
Wesley Brown, TOrty-nIne years old.
1l4S New Hampshire avenue northwest,
had three fingers on his left hand Bit
ten OF by a mule yesterday. He went
to Emergency Hospital
A lecture on the chemistry Of per
fume was delivered by Elmer Stewart,
to the Chemical Society OF George
Washington University, at the month
ly meeting of the society last night.
While playing Mt Cleveland school
yesterday. Lancer ThUmpkins, ten
years old. 1917 Fourth street north
west, had his right leg fractured. He
was removed to Emergency Hospital.
The administering oflsonhrmntIon Mt
st. Martins Catholic Church, SUNDAY,
I December s, will be the first public act
of Right Rev. Thomas J. shahan since
his elevation to the Office of titular
bishop.
James II. COOney, seventeen years
old, SO7 X street northeast, had his
right leg broken yesterday when his
bicycle was run into by an automobile
at First and NJ streets southeast. He
was removed to Sibley Hospital
Surgeons who attended the third
convocation OF the American College
OF Surgeons in this city few DAYS
ago are making tour of Eastern
cities, attending clinics in large hos
pitfalls and sanatoriums.
Cans Of oysters, CLAIMS, HhrImps, and
similar foodstuffs must be labeled with
the weight Of the drained contents
hereafter, according TO a ruling of the
Bureau of Chemistry of the Department
OF Agriculture. made public yesterday.
Railroads of Italy have announced
they will transport free OF charge. the
gifts now being carried to that coun-
try on board the naval collier Jason.
This information was cabIed to the
State Department by Ambassador Page
yesterday.
Thrown from n runaway wagon ,t
Fifteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest yesterday, william
J. Miles, thirty-eight years old, 2IO9
twelfth street northwest. was badly
injured on the lower limbs. He went
to Emergency Hospital.
The local members of the Electric
Vehicle Association Of America attend
ed theater party at the Gayety The
ater last night, and later had dinner.
This Is the first of a series of social
events to be given during the winter.
4 benefit entertainment will he Given
in National Rifles Armory, SUNDAY
evening, under auspices Of the Socialist
sunday school conference. proceeds to |
go to the school fGnd. Two Socialist
plays VIII be presented by the chill |
dren.
Robert Aiken, OF California, has
been chosen as the sculptor TO design
commemorative medal for the Pam
ama-Pacific Exposition, to be held at
san francisco next year. according to !
announcement made here yesterday by
A. {. Miller, chairman OF the govern !
ment exhibit board for the exposition.
Plans for big reunion of the alumni ,
or the George Washington University
Law School to be held this winter in |
connection with the semi-centennial
celebration Of the school are being
worked out. Committees have been an
pointed to assume charge OF the prof. |
ect. and the success OF the AFFAIR is
practically assured.
Miss Irmn VI. Gibson, .mIstre.n of !
the modern dance" and Miss Florence |
Worthington, singer of French songs, .
VIII give a performance for the bene-
mt of the anesthetic and bandage fund
OF the Red Cross, at F. G. Smiths piano
store. l2l7 street northwest. Friday /
evening. Admission will be 80 cents. |
Three hundred members of the Ter !
minal y. NJ. c. \. attended an enter
tainment at their clubhouse at Union /
station last night, when a ladies' night
was given. Music was furnished by .
the Terminal orchestra and the quartet .
OF the car department, which consists
OF j. NJ. Williams. c. r. Nolan, C Will
yer, and II. +. Simpson. r. T. PuEh
directed the entertainment.
Joseph Miles, sixty years old, 600
Louisiana avenue northwest, fell down
a flight OF stairs at his home yester- Il
day and sprained his right ankle. He
was removed to Emergency Hospital \
H. - Urban, 43 VI street northwest.
told the police yesterday he found
a dressed hog in the street at Twenty
fourth and z streets northwest.
More than 1000 feet of moving pIc-
lures OF the European war will be
shown at the National Press Club to-
night, by courtesy of the Chicago Tri-
bune. The pictures were taken by
the Tribune's photographer, who is
still with the armies in the field. They
have never been shown. and are on
their way to London. Charles Wheeler,
of the Tribune stan. will exhibit them.
DIR. 4. =. Mowbruy, principal of Lucy
Webb Hayes National Training School, {
asst night announced that the pupils of
The school will give a bazaar in Rust !
Hall, North Capitol and VI streets. to- '
morrow evening and Saturday, for the i
benefit ~ Sibley Hospital The pupiIs I
Iave prepared a large quantity of {
'ancy work and numerous articles
suitable for Christmas gifts.