The Washington herald., 1914-10-11
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A pocketbook containing SGs in bills
was stolen yesterday from Julian c.
Goolsey, $50 Fourteenth street north
west
Mrs. Allie NuttaI, Rock Greek
Church road. woodburn. D. c., told the
police yesterday s31 in cash had been
stolen from her apartments.
Mrs. BETTE shrieves, thirty years old,
1907 Maryland avenue southwest. had
her back injured yesterday when she
fell down a flight of stairs at her
home.
Lieut.. James Hartley, night Inspee-
tor OF detectives at police headquar-
ters. is on three weeks leave. Detec-
tive Charles Evans is nlling in while
he il away.
DR.. Il. G. seIbert. 1877 NIneteenth
street northwest. told the police yes
terday that a diamond ring valued at
500 had been stolen from his apart
ment.
Morgan Bradford, Jr-, chief Of the
Bradford Detective Agency. in this
city. returned home last night, after
having been war bound in Europe for
lnd past l"o HOulns.
A relief ball for the beneht Of war
sufferers in Switzerland Is being ar
ranged by the United States Societies
of Washington to be held in the old
Masonic Temple, November Is.
Soverhead Expensea,- ~ they apply
to the builder. will be the subject Of
an address by william ]. Eynon, at
the meeting OF the Builders and Man
ufacturers' Exchange tomorrow even
ing. An entertainment and smoker
will be given.
Former Secret Service Agent Jack
Wheeler, for several years bodyEuard
to the President. spent yesterday in
the city with friends. Jack" as he
is familiarIy known. now is engaged
in the moving picture business in
New York
Two trash wagons owned by N. X.
Rady, proprietor of the dumping
grounds used by the city at Twenty
sixth street and Benning road north
east, were burned up yesterday on a
vacant lot at Twenty-seventh street
and northwest. The origin OF the
FIRE is unknown.
while driving . horse and wagon
in street near Fourth street north
west yesterday, Thomas Hayden. sixty
years old, $40 G street northeast was
mysteriously shot in the left shoulder.
The police are unable to determine
who fired the bullet. Hayden was not
seriously wounded.
In q fall from . chestnut tree At
Cherrydale, Va, yesterday afternoon,
Louis Hanlen, twenty-five years old,
7I5 Eighth street southwest, had his
left ankle broken. He was brought TO
Emergency Hospital
The American Gag will be unfurIed
from the three large hagpoles in front
of Union Station. by Cushing Camp
No. so, Sons Of Veterans, U. s. A sat
urday afternoon. October 2i. at ?
o'clock.
George A. Gray, an aviator whO has
become well known for his exhibition
flying, has under way a school of avia-
tion at College Park. Enrolment in
the school will be started tomorrow.
Mr.. Gray expects to make many flights
with passengers.
washinEt0n Camp, No. 3OS, Sons OF
Confederate Veterans, have issued invl-
tations to a reception and dance to be
held at the Cairo on October 20. IN
honor of the newly elected sponsor,
Miss SalIie williams. and the maid of
honor, Miss Italy Carter.
Anew IeprOsy case has been diseOV-
cred in Philadelphia. 1t was learned at
the Public Health Service yesterday
The service is suppressing details, but
IL Is understood that the leper Is
Syrian who has lived in Philadelphia
eight or nine years.
Ira NeeIey, thirteen years old, 1854
G. street southeast, while in Pennsyl-
yania avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets southeast yesterday
afternoon, was struck by an automo-
bile and received an injury to the right
hand. He was attended by DR.. Reed.
lT4s NJ street northwest.
Giving his address aH Union Hill, n.
J.. James Lionetti. an Italian tailor,
IA at the Washington Asylum Hospital
for mental observation. Early yester-
day morning he walked into the Sixth
notice station and said he had been at
the white House to get an audience
with the President, but they wouldn't
let him In.
Funeral services for John HOIlahan,
who died wednesday at mis- nome lVS
I street northwest. were held yester-
day morning at St. Aloysius' Church.
RuriaI was in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Nsr -Hollahan was eighty-two years old
and had been a resident of Washington
for more than sixty years. He served
as a deputy United States marshal for
tventy-fve years, retiring from the
service in 1910.
The funeral Of Charles b. Williams,
who died Friday, will be held this aft
ernoon from the Albert apartment
house. 1926 F street northwest with tenn
norary burial In Rock Creek Cemetery.
The body will be taken later to Mr..
wIIliams' old home at Reedsboro. Vt,
for final burial. Mr.. Williams is sur
vIved by his wife and one child. He
was thirty -eight years old.
Mr.. GeorEfana ID. Van Fleet, pres
ident of the Washington branch Of the
Woman's Relief Corps, was the guest
Of honor at a reception Thursday even
ing given in the Ebbitt House by the
local members of the organization
MIS-. Van Fleet was elected chairman
~ the national executive board at the
recent convention of the corps In De-
troft.