The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-23
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II Bernard Dsbki.. ferry years' cid. q
100 seaton street northwest dropped
dad yesterday morning Of heart
disease.
NeFth Capitol ana Eekingteu CID
sens' Association will meet Tuesday
night at the lexington Presbyterian
Church. Florida avenue and North
Capitol street.
The First police precinct has part Of
. Knights Templar uniform found yes
terday at Ninth street and New York
i avenue. The owner can get same by
proper Identification.
/ joseph Grown, seventy-three years
old. of s23 Twenty first street north
west. was slightly hurt yesterday when
knocked down while attempting to
| streets northwest.
| Funeral services will be held at
! Trinity Church this morning for John
Horigan. eighty-fve years old. who
died At his home IN Georgetown.
Thursday. Interment at Holy Rood
Cemetery win follow.
Col. Cariisle Patterson Porter, q. ..
N. c.. retired. who died at the Naval
Hospital Wednesday, will be buried
with full military honors at Arlington
Cemetery this morning following a
military funeral at st. Johns Church.
Mrs.. Ruth +. Gaines, who died Thsrs.
nf hAr xfstA n
| street northwest. will be buried Mon
day afternoon in Glenwood Cemetery.
Service will be conducted at the home
Monday at p. m. by the Rev. 8. H.
Greene.
The Rev. Daniel b. Turney, who was
injured in a street car accident in
Eighth street northeast last Sunday
night. has been removed from Casualty
Hospital to his home, 625 Maryland
avenue northeast. His condition has
improved.
Thieves some time Thursdsy night
attempted to enter the tailor shop of
Charles @. Volk. TO Eleventh street
northwest. by cutting a hole through
side wall of the building. They
were frightened away. leaving part of
their tools.
August Swanson. Of 1347 street
northwest. and Nathan Johnson. of 1888
L street northwest, were hurt yester-
day afternoon at the Scottish Rite
Temple. Sixteenth and s streets north |
west, when a scaffolding collapsed. |
They fell fifteen feet.
Smith Lfnshtfcum, of Gaithersbufg, |
Nd. who was hurt in an automobile |
accident near there Thursday, went
from Sibley Hospital to his home. His |
father. George F., who was injured |
with him. will have to remain at the
hospital a while longer.
Paul H. Cadle, twenty-five year, |
old, a soldier-printer at Fort Myer. !
was arrested yesterday by Detectives /
Stringfellow and Boyle on a warrant |
charging him with cashing a worthless !
check of SIS. Lewis F. Valentine. of !
the R. p. Andrews Paper Company. is
the complainant.
The Public Utaities CoAnississ's !
work in the sixteen months Of its |
existence was reviewed Thursday 1
night by Corporation Counsel Conrad |
Syme before the Mems Club at st. |
Marks Episcopal Church. Mr.. Syme
referred to the many difficulties that
have beset the commission.
AFnet Leskswelier, facing . tern Of
one year in the Maryland house of
correction, at Jessups, escaped from
Sheriff Mills, of Allegheny County. |
Md, as the two men were awaiting
the departure Of their train at the
Union Station here. The prisoner got |
away with one hand cuffed with
shackles.
Mrs. Lee Champion, one Of the party
with Judge Ben Lindsey. who delivered
a speech at the mass meeting at Ma
tional Rifles Armory Thursday even
ing. will give an address before the
College Equal Suffrage League, at the
Chamber of Commerce. Monday even
ing.
Lawrence Houston, twenty-one years
old, of ga E street southeast, is at
Casualty Hospital in q serious condi-
ton as a result of injuries received
yesterday morning at Fourth and East
Capitol streets when his motorcycle
collided with a car. Houston had sew
eral ribs on the left side broken. and
also suffered conclusion Of the brain.