The Washington herald., 1914-11-23
6be Down Erter

Louise Getz, 1909 wyIIe Court north
east. was stabbed in the right shoulder
yesterday by an unidentified person at
Thirteenth and / streets northeast She
walked to Casualty Hospital
Frances Thomas, ten years old, 14I3
Florida avenue northwest, is at Chill
dren's Hospital suffering from a stab
in the left leg, which was inflicted by
a companion. the police say.
Bicycle Policeman Tom NOIan, OF the
First precinct. had his left ankle badly
hurt yesterday when he was struck
by an automobile in Twelfth street,
near Pennsylvania avenue. He was
removed to Emergency Hospital.
David Bradshaw, twelve years old,
1854 Twelfth street northeast. was in
jured on the right foot yesterday when
struck by an automobile at Ninth and
streets northwest. He was removed
to Emergency Hospital
aSThe World War and It's Meaning to
Us will be the subject OF a lecture to
be delivered by DIR. David Starr Jordan,
president of Leland-Stanford Univer-
sity, at Polls Theater. December 6. 1t
will be the first of a series of lectures
by DR.. Jordan during the winter.
Mrs. Clara BewIek Colby will open
her course of lectures today with a
discussion of Mrs. Humphrey Wards
new suffrage novel. Two lectures will
be given in the red parlor of the New
Ebbitt. at 1O:45 o'clock in the morning
and AIS in the afternoon.
The ..donatIon tea" at Homeopathic
Hospital held for its benefit Saturday
afternoon netted between $3.50 and $500.
In charge OF the tea were members OF
the allied auxiIiaries, namely. the
Ladies' Aid, Nordhoff Guild, Macdonald
Chapter, Nurses Alumnae, and Young
Ladies' Auxiliary.
A classified cIerkshIp, without refer
ence to civil service rules, has been
given to Mrs. c. II. Brice, by President
Wilson, because her main support was
taken from her when Col Franklin ].
Moses. u. S. NJ. C, her brother, died
while on duty at Vera Cruz two months
ago.
KaIIipoIIs Grotto, No. Is, VI. o. V. p.
Z. R.. will present a musical comedy
entitled Life On the Ocean Wave; or
a Plot Against the Grotto Band" at
odd Fellows Hall this evening. The
play will be given as part Of the last
ceremonial of the administration of
Monarch p. X. Pullman.
The George Washington University
Rife Club has been reorganized by the
students. 1t was announced that try
outs for the selection OF members OF Ine
university team will be held within a
short time. A committee was appointed
for the purpose of arranging schedule
OF indoor matches.
In future, Americans who seek pass
ports to travel through belligerent
countries must furnish the State De-
partment with two photographs, one to
be attached to the passport and the
other to be fled in the department
Hereafter. passports also will state
what countries the bearer will visit and
the reason for the trip.
Funeral services for DIR. George w.
Boyd, the oldest member Of the Medi-
cal Society of the District. who died
Saturday at his home. III Second street
northeast, will be held tomorrow morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock at st. Joseph's Cath
olic Church. Brief services will be held
at the residence. preceding the church
services. Syrial will be private.
.suzette,D a comedy, will be present.
ed by the MasuuerRders as the second
event of their season, shortly after the
Christmas holidays. It was decided at
a meeting of the club at 716 Thirteenth
street northwest Saturday evening. The