The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-07
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The California State Assoeiation will
noid its annual gathering at the
Joaquin Mill Cabin In Rock Creek
Park. June Z.
! High school cadets will held their
yearly outdoor rifle tournament at the
United States Marine Corps range at
winthrop. Va. Saturday. May is.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eisi,. wife Of e. T.
Eigin. contractor. will be buried at
chiffon. Va. following funeral services
at her residence. 1913 C street south
west
Senator Poisdexter will address the
Brightwood Citizens Association to-
morrow night at the Brightwood Ho.
tel The annual election OF officers
will be held.
John Barrett will answer Q ques-
tionaire on 'Pan-America and the
Panama Canal" before the Twentieth
Century Club in All Souls Unitarian
Church this morning at IL o'clock.
Luscheos will be served by the little
children of the Van Buren, School q
Anacostia tomorrow at that school for
the beneft Of the Fairgrounds. Mrs.
-. >ios"ci, thC pre-
side.
Miss Margaret Reamer, III Mt. YER
non place northwest. will be buried in
Hanover, Pa. Funeral services were
held yesterday at the residence Of her
niece. Mrs. Margaret TRACER. Ill Mt.
Vernon place.
Peter N. DjOrstad, sixty-seven years
old. Of Knokowa. Wash. is at Casualty
Hospital in a serious condition as a
result of falling from a west-bound
street car at Union Station last night
1t is believed he suffered conclusion
of the brain.
Policeman }. b. Much, of the Third
precinct. had his left hand split open
yesterday when II caught on an iron
paling in Hughes alley. The oficer
was pursuing a woman wanted for lar
ceny. and as he was running his hand
struck the jagged point of the paling.
The women's Alliance OF All Souls
Cnita rian Church will hold a regular
in the lecture room OF the
church tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock. 1t will be a symposium with
subject. All women are cordially in
vited.
Florence johnson, eight years old. Of
$50 Delaware avenue northeast, while
c street at Third street north
east yesterday afternoon was run down
by a motorcycle operated by an I'M
identified man. She received a cut
over the left eye and was bruised on
the face.
l.lr
third lecture in the life insurance lee |
tureship series of the Business High |
School this morning before the upper |
classes on the subject, Evolution of
Life Insurance" Mr.. Hoffman is an
eminent statistician of one of the |
large life insurance companies.
Miss Edna n. Hsger. Of 1911 I street !
who was injured Tuesday |
afternoon when knocked own at Sew
enth and X streets northwest by an |
automobile driven by Mrs. c. c. Nc |
Culloch, showed such splendid i'm |
provement in condition yesterday that |
she was sent home from Emergency |
Hospital
@sDanny" Moeller. of the washinEtoa !
ball team. was in Police Court yester-
lay as a witness against Luther Smith.
.aNic6b driver, on trial on a charge of
Smith was fined s25. Ten |
lays ago several automobiles met in a
am on a curve through Rock Creek
Park, resulting in minor injuries to /
.hree persons.
Raymond Gresler. eight years old, Of
'36 Alabama avenue southeast, while
-iding a bicycle on Alabama avenue
rear Fifth street yesterday afternoon |
was struck by an automobile and hurt
IN the head and body. The machine
vas driven by Gus Lederick, of Savan
lah street southeast. The boy was re-
moved in Lederick's automobile to /
"a sualty Hospital by Policeman Frank
hughes.
LOCAL MENTION.