The Washington herald., 1914-01-28

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the exhibition of his pictures at tn
National Geographic Society will b
continued another week.
Funeral services for WiIiiam !
Butler. editorial writer for the Bu
reau of Forestry, were held in Gin
cinnati. Ohio, yesterday. Burial wa
In Spring Grove Cemetery. that city.
Arthur Powell Davis, chief eaginee
OF the Reclamation Service. delivere
a lecture of methods of retaining tn
arid lands OF the Western States. q
the Church of Our Father last night.
Funeral services fer Gel. Jane
Armistead August were held yesterda
afternoon at the residence. 1916 Eight
zenith street northwest. Rev. Herber
Scott Smith oniciating. Burial was Il
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Representative Julius Kahn, Of Call
fornia, will plead for closer co-opera
tion between the business men and tn
National Guard In an address befor
| the Chamber of Commerce executiv
| committee tomorrow at noon.
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Ottoman senate and an inventor. Is II
Washington on business connecte'
with some of his inventions. He Il
the guest of the Turkish Minister ant
expects to be presented to Presiden
Wilson.
Aleautara Caravan. No. II, Order q
the Alhambra, will celebrate its an
nual Ladies' Night At Rauscher',
tonight, with q reception and ban
quet. Grand Commander William Nc
Gee Is chairman of the committee or
arrangements.
Rev. DR.. JoAa Britain Clark, Of De.
troit, is due to arrive in Washington
early next week TO assume the pastor
ate of the First Presbyterian Church
He has been pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church OF Detroit fol
fourteen years.
Frank Bransos, twenty-five year
old. of Newton street. Brookland, wa.
hurt on the lower limbs last nigh,
when he fell while boarding a street
car at Seventh and @ streets north.
west. He refused hospital treatment
and went home unassisted.
Ettn fuBo, cOtOfe0s t~entyst"o
years old. walked to Emergency Hos
/ streets northwest, where she was cut
in the left breast with a knife by
George Washington. of $50 Twenty
seventh street northwest.
Mrs. John NJ. BiddIe, OF 2129 street
northwest, lost control Of her automo-
bile at Tenth and @ streets northwest.
yesterday morning, and the machine
ran up on the sidewalk. badly damsg-
ing a bicycle leaning against the
street curb. Mrs. BIddle was not hurt.
Walter r. Gray. fsrty-one years old,
of 654 East Capitol street, is at Emer-
gency Hospital suffering from a con-
cussion of the brain received last night
when he slipped and fell to the pave
mens while attempting to board a car
at Fourteenth and F streets northwest
The Common Counsel Club will
listen to addresses on Presidential
primaries at the University Club this
afternoon from Secretary of State
Bryan. Solicitor Folk and others. So
licitor Folk will make the report of
the committee named at the last
Ira Watkins, colored. sixteen years
of age. is at Casualty Hospital suffer-
ing from a stab wound in the right
side. self-infiicted. while playing near
the Deanewood school yesterday after
noon. The boy had an open knife in
his pocket and while falling in play
was cut.
Owen Holmes, q painter. of 1O4s Sec.
ond street northwest. fell from a scat
fold at the Liberty Theater, 1919
North Capitol street yesterday after
noon. and was bruised on the face and
hands. His left ankle was badly
sprained. He was taken to Casualty
Hospital in an ambulance.
John Martin. colored. who goes to
Occoquan to serve n ninety-day SEN
tence for vagrancy. will be given a
daily bath. according to ruling made
in the Police Court yesterday by
Judge Mullowny, when he imposed
sentence. Martins niece told the court
she did not believe her uncle had
taken a bath in several years.
w. r. Ham, vice president Of the
Railway and Electric
Company, has received the program of
the midyear meeting of the American
Electric Railway Association, setting
'orth some of the matters that will be
considered by the members when they
meet in New York Thursday. Friday
md Saturday. Mr.. Ham will attend
he meetings.
Mrs. Eliza Ryan, formerly employed
n the Bureau of Engraving and
may be reappointed to that
bureau without reference to year
according to an order of
President Wilson yesterday. This is
ordered because Mrs. Ryan, formerly
IN efficient employee, married a man
Employed in the bureau who Is inca
FACILITATED because of tuberculosis.
John Tally, fifteen years old, of 21zs
Ward place northwest, was arrested in
he Southern Building yesterday aft
.rnoon by Detective William Messer
N a charge of HOUSEKEEPING and lar
eny. For more than a year lockers of
and employees Of the build |
ng have been robbed. William Car |
in, engineer Of the building. several |
months ago ran the Tally boy out of |
he building, so when the youth was
ound on the sixth floor yesterday |
ear the lockers he was placed under |