The Washington herald., 1914-04-01
Ole Gown Cr,er

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The board Of directors of the Board
OF Trade win meet Monday afternoon
at AIS o'clock.
Solemn mass was begun by the mem-
bers of the Association of Perpetual
Alteration yesterday morning, and will
continue until Friday afternoon
The Capital Camera Club viii give
a housewarming party at It's studio.
| 712 Eleventh street northwest, tomor-
row night at o'clock.
Charles N. Thompsoa, of 141s Colum-
bia road northwest. reported TO the
police yesterday that his place was
entered yesterday morning and twenty
graphophone records stolen.
Robert Ratherdale, employed at the
Washington Asylum Hospital, reported
to the police yesterday that thieves
had entered his chicken house and
stolen sixteen hens and one rooster.
i. Walter Miller, forty years old, of
Laurel, Md, was arrested by Bicycle
Policeman ]. A. Sullivan. OF the Tenth
precinct yesterday on charge OF
speeding his automobile. He put up
SO collateral
Ricbkrd b. watrous, secretary of
the American Civic Association, in an
address before the Women's Civic
League. of Baltimore. tomorrow. will
discuss the relations of Washington
with the rest of the country.
Frank Carpenter, forty years old, of
1923 G street northwest. was arrested
by Policemen Groves and Walters. of
the Third precinct. yesterday on a
charge OF speeding his automobile. He
deposited IS collateral
George w. Roberts, nfty-nve years
old, of Harrisburg, Pa. was struck by
a street car in F street, between Sew
enth and Eighth streets northwest,
yesterday. receiving a fracture Of the
right ankle. He was removed to Emer-
gency Hospital.
DIR. william L. Tomlins. of England,
who has been in charge of the musical
instruction at Normal School No. 2,
will tell about his methods of instruc-
tion and conduct a lesson Friday aft
ernoon at 1880 o'clock at the Charles
Sumner School building, Seventeenth
and N streets northwest.
George Klein, alias Max Hartman,
and Emanuel Kertesz, arrested here
ten days ago on charges OF attempt
at false pretenses. will be taken to
Baltimore today to face charges Of
forgery. ReQuisition papers were re-
ceived by the police yesterday from
Gov. Goldsborough.
Representative william j. MacDon-
aid, of Calumet, Mich, and Ella Reeve |
Bloor, an organizer for the Western |
Federation of Miners. are scheduled to !
speak on THE Labor War at Calu- |
met" at the Public Library tonight. |
under the auspices Of the Study Club |
in Economics. The public is invited.
Alvin Gray, twenty-seyen years old, |
of IL Seventeenth street northeast. |
while in an alteration at Fourteenth |
and East Capitol streets yesterday |
with an unidentified white man, re-
ceived cuts on the head. according to
the police. He was removed to Cas-
ualty Hospital.
G. Grosvenor Dave. chief of the edi-
torial division OF the Chamber OF
Commerce of the United States. left
Washington last night to address to-
day the high school of Salisbury, N. C.,
get in touch with the granite industry
of that city, and then TO speak at the
banquet Of the Industrial Club Of Sails
bury this evening.
Prof. Peter Bisset. of the Depart
ment of Agriculture. will give an illus
trated lecture on Flower Gardens and
Improved Plants at the meeting of
the Citizens Northeast Suburban As
sociation Friday night. Charles F.
TansiIl, president of the Brookland
will discuss The Making
OF Flower Gardens and Beautifying
the Homes"