The Washington herald., 1914-11-26
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Mrr. Aunn Hunter. ATTY years old, i.
NJ Casually Hospital suffering from a
heroorrhage and peralysis She was
broueht 10 the hospital from her home
| IN East Riyerdale. Md.
Announcement was made yesterday
Al the ofhces of the Federal. Reserve
Board that the plan to finance the cot
\ tor situation in the South with a fund
OF sfo0. .o0O.0 900 would be in operation by
December 1.
A. O. Beach, nm aviator. who has been
! flying q hydroplane from the foot of
X street southwest, met with a slight
accident to his machine yesterday
when, in landing. II ran against a
scow and was damaged.
Norman HoyIe, six years old, 1907 X
street southwest. was badly injured on
the forehead yesterday when accident
ally struck by Asplaymate at thirteenth
and B streets southwest. He was taken
to Emergency Hospital.
Charles Fowler, seventy-aIx years,
els Eleventh street northwest, was
taken suddenly III yesterday in his
room and removed to Washington Asy-
lum Hospital The police are endeayor-
ing to locate his friends and relatives.
81. Johns Orphanage, Mt Twentieth
and + streets northwest. was dedicated
yesterday afternoon at services in the
chapel OF the institution. Rev. DR..
Roland Cotton Smith. rector OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church, conducted the
services.
A mystery play entitled. S.Lady Cate
chism and the Child" was presented
by a. group OF Sunday school children
in the parish hall of st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, yesterday afternoon.
The principal parts were taken by
Helen Chase and Henry Walter.
Improvement was shown In the con-
dition CT WILDER c. Van Horn, forty
five years old, 23i2 Q street southeast.
who is at Casualty Hospital suffering
from a fracture OF the left thigh and
two broken ribs as a result OF being
struck by a motor truck in the Capitol
grounds tuesday afternoon.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Z.
knight, formerly a resident of this city.
who died in westfeId, n. J.. Monday,
were held in the chapel OF Speare's un-
dertakIng establishment yesterday aft
ernoon. Burial was in Oak Hill Gene
terry. She is survived by eight children.
The FIremen's Association, of the
District. was consulted with yesterday
by the executive committee of the joint
conventions committee of the local
civic bodies over the possibility Of
bringing the next convention OF the
National Firemen's Association to this
city.
Funeral services for DIR. Charles w.
Shreve. retired physician OF Mont
gomery County. Nd. who died at the
home of his son, S23 Thirteenth street
northwest. will be held in st. Mary's
Church tomorrow morning. after which
the body will be taken to GAINESVILLE.
| Nd, for burial.
slight Improvement was noted In the
condition OF Paul Haines. ten years old.
1912 Valley street southeast. who was
kicked in the head by q mule Tuesday
afternoon. at Casualty Hospital last
night. His skull is badly fractured, and
II is believed he cannot recover. though
his improvement yesterday. however.
kindled hope in his physicians and at
tending nurses.
Sale of S27I 900 In bonds at 30 BY the
Potomac Electric Power Company was
authorized yesterday by the Public
Utilities Commission. The issue of
bonds was authorized October IL. The
money derived is to be used for capital
expenses. improvements. and extension
of the company's service.
Monsieur A. de LapradeIIe. exchange
professor from the University of Paris
to Columbia University will lecture on
Les Origines de Ia Guerre Actuelle." !"
at the first OF a series Of Lectures to
be given by the Alliance Franchise. in
the assembly hall OF the Cosmos Club.
Thursday, December >. NJ. de Lapra-
delle is professor OF International law
at the University OF Paris.
Alice Ross, eoIOred, living in the rear
OF 925 New Jersey avenue northwest,
was arrested yesterday by Policeman
Mcmahon. of the Second precinct. on q
charge of breaking into the grocery
store of Nathan Rosenthal, Ninth and
NJ streets northwest, and stealing
quantity of can goods. II Is alleged the
woman broke a large plate glass win
dow with a brick. and entered through
the opening.
The commission appointed By the
President to adjust awards to persons
owning property within the limits of
the proposed Union Station plaza eX-
poets to be able to report the compile
tion of its reports for a block Of the
property within a week or ten days.
The number OF this block is not made
public, but it is said the land repre-
sents about 100000.
The Holy Comforter branch Of the
Holy Name Society will hold its an
nual memorial services for dead mem
bers this morning at o'clock at Holy
Comforter Church. Fourteenth ana East
Capitol streets. Rev. J. Walter Daily.
spiritual director of the society. will
sing high mass of requiem.
Children Of the schools will be given
an opportunity to help the Belgians-a
charity forbidden under the act of Con-
gress prohibiting the solicitation of
money in the schools. The teachers
auxiliary of the women's department OF
the National Civic Federation is plan
ming a donation party in connection
with its annual meeting at Mckinley
Manual Training School. December IL.
Gifts of clothing and nonperishable
food stuffs have been asked. Miss Janet
Richards is to lecture on Belgium.