The Washington herald., 1914-01-15
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Funeral services for George s. Craw-
ford, chief clerk Of the navy pay office.
who died Tuesday night at Georgetown
Hospital. will be held tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock, at Lees chapel. Rev.
DR.. Robert Talbot officiating. The
body will be cremated.
Officers of the War Department avia-
ton division and the Aerodynamic Ex-
pertinent Association are urging a spe-
cial act of Congress granting permis-
sion to use the lower part of Potomac
Park as an aviation experiment field.
Funeral services for Harry l. Dun
lap. chief OF the Washington bureau
of the New York World. who died SUM-
day. will be held this afternoon at
Lees Chapel. The body will be Gre
mated. and the ashes later will be
taken to Paxton. Ill. Mr.. Dunlap's
birthplace.
Commander Evangeline Booth Is ex-
pected to come to Washington in Feb
ruary to take part in the siege" meet
ings which the Salvation Army in
auSurated last night.
The Committee Of Forty will study
plans for creating an impartial COM
mission to consider the financial and
political relations between the Federal
government and the District at the
meeting called for tonight at the Pub
lie Library.
The Improved order of Red Men has
issued invitations for the annual ball.
10 be given at the old Masonic Temple,
January e6.
Rev. Wilbur F. Sheridan. of Chicago.
Ill. will be the guest of honor and
chief speaker at the mass meeting of
the Epworth League tomorrow night
at the Metropolitan Church.
The Chemical Society, OF George
Washington University, held its month
ly meeting last night, President T. g.
Leonard presiding. J. Norman Taylor.
of the Bureau of Animal Industry. lee
tured on the manufacture of gas. Abe
Engel. OF the Bureau OF Mines. gave
an instructive account Of coal mining.
A thief got $40 in bills at 11o7 Eigh-
teenth street northwest some time early
yesterday morning. BENJAMIN Hemphill.
who lives there. had ss5 stolen from his
trousers while Carl w Witherspoon
missed SIS. Detective Weldon is work.
ing on the case.
Edward Snow. twenty years old. of 2ll
d street northwest, yesterday was held
for the action of the grand jury on
bond of 81. .O00 on a charge of forging the
name of Frederick ]. White to three
checks for SIS each. which he is alleged
Tuesday by Detectives Grant and Arm
strong.
No trace has been found of Mrs. Gurda
NJ Harrison. wife of Gustave Harrison.
from her hCme, 40 Reservoir
street northwest, since Monday after
noon. Mrs Harrison is mother Of seven
the youngest but two years old.
Yesterday her husband found the fol-
lowing message: You need not look for
me, fer I'll be many miles away when
you get this. Take good care Of the
children"
Bernard Doyle. twenty-five years old.
Of 923 h street northwest. oiler for the
Capital Traction Company, had a finger
on his left hand broken last night while
at work at the ccmrany's powerhouse.
He was treated at Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
Nnlle al target praCllce at IeilTdl iisn
School yesterday. Samuel Kendall Glib
son. fifteen years old, Of es27 Twenty |
seventh street northwest. was accident
ally shot in the right leg by Carl s.
Reed, sixteen years old, of i5l Luray |
place northwest. Gibson was removed
TO Emergency Hospital in an ambulance. |
His wound Is not serious.
An address on The Fundamental
Principles of Sex Hygiene was delivered |
by DR.. Z. z. King before the Emergency |
Hospital night clinic last night at the |
Y. NJ. c. A. He instructed parents to
tell their children the secrets of sex be-
fore they learned them elsewhere. DIR. |
King will give his second lecture at the
Y. NJ. c. A. building January 2s on Ven |
ereal Diseases"
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