The Washington herald., 1914-07-11
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Mrs. Ellis Logan will speak at the
annual picnic of the Anthony League
today at Forest Glen.
The District Socialist. will hold q
picnic at Libby's Park. at end OF Sol
dier's Home car line tomorrow.
Capt. Mark Brooke, U. 8. A., who has
been on duty in this city since June,
1910, has been ordered to Manila
N. Y. TO bring back his new forty
eight foot raised-deck cruiser. the Ara
gon.
Fl. NJ. Locke, of 1858 TaIbert street
southeast, reported to the police yester-
day a bay horse had been stolen from
a pasture on Norris Road southeast
Melvin BoxweII, six years old. Of s34
Eleventh street northeast yesterday
was treated, by DR.. F. J. Mcdonald.
druggist. Twelfth and H streets north
east. for a dog bite. received Wednes
day.
washInEtsn's wanderlusters will
hike Sunday afternoon under the lead
ership of G. A. Gambs. leaving the
car line at 5:15 o'clock. and tramping
toward Cherrydale.
The police are looking for the thief
who early yesterday morning entered
the apartments of Mrs. Christiana Aber-
nathy. 1918 Florida avenue northwest.
and stole a quantity of valuable jewelry
from a bureau drawer.
fh..5 ,-t.h -,kA,. 49,. r..Lt-
ton homes within the past sixty days,
Estelle Cummings, twenty-one, was
held for the action of the grand jury
when arraigned in Police Court yes
terday. Bond was fixed at $500.
David T. Grove, sixty-one years cid,
OF 2053 Georgia avenue northwest, was
hurt on the head and body yesterday
afternoon, when struck by a street car
at Seventh and o streets northwest.
He was removed to Casualty Hospital
Thomas C. Marlborough, eoIored. of
S21 C street. southwest is at Emer-
gency Hospital suffering from a stab
wound through the left lung, inflicted
early yesterday morning. the police
say, by Lewis Thomas, also colored.
Alexander Stewart, foremer general
equipment for the Southern Railway
Company. was buried Thursday after
noon in Rock Creek Cemetery, follow
ing funeral services at his home, 2150
Wyoming avenue.
william Norbeck, nine years old, of |
1ll3-12 Fifth street southeast was
hurt on his left foot yesterday aft !
ernoon while attempting to board a |
shifting engine near Fifth and X |
streets southeast. He wss removed to
Casualty Hospital
Bertha white. Pauline Benton, and
Violet Herbert finished in the order |
named in a 22o-yard swimming race at
Industrial Home School for girls who |
had never made that distance before. |
Miss Whites time was minutes ana |
IS seconds.
william BurEmsn, fsrty-three years |
old, OF 7s4 F street northwest, was
knocked down by a street car yester-
day on Pennsylvania avenue near
Seventh street, and badly cut over the
right eye. He was removed to Emer-
gency Hospital
Charles b. Calvin, twenty-one years
driver of a milk wagon, was knocked
down early yesterday mornipg at First
and W streets northwest by an un-
identified automobile. and received
broken arm. He was removed to Freed
mans Hospital.
Charles ". Gessford, Of 1851 Irving
street northwest, would like to know
who stole his permit to swim in Rock
Creek. He told the police yesterday
a thief. while he was In swimming
near the Connecticut Avenue Bridge,
stole a pair Of tights, a. belt, a watch,
and the permit.
George w. Harris, vice president of
the local Rotary Club. who has been
attending the convention of the Inter-
national Association of Rotary Clubs,
just ended in Houston, Texas, is on his
way back to Washington. and with
other convention delegates lis making
stops at Rotary Clubs along the way.
InCAT. MENTTnE