The Washington herald., 1914-04-19
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HI OLE Down Grtsr
william Campbell, tailor, told the
police of the Sixth precinct yesterday
that his shop had been entered. By
thieves and quantity OF clothing
stolen
Rev. Paul Lnnghorn, of New York
will speak before the Liberal Religious
Union in the lecture room of All Souls
Church, Fourteenth and l. streets, this
evening.
Armour q Co., of s23 b street north
west. told the police yesterday that
thief took a barrel of frozen sheep
livers from in front of their place lasl
Friday night.
james Richardson, Of 2Is Twelfth
street northwest, reported to the po-
lice yesterday that thieves Friday
night took several bottles Of whisky
from his saloon.
Mrs. Sarah Kapnech, of .65 Ken
lucky avenue southeast, told the po-
lice of the Fifth precinct yesterday
that thieves stole six chickens from a
shed in her rear yard.
Otto J. Botsch, of Fourth and Z
streets southeast. reported TO the po-
lice OF the First precinct yesterday
that SO worth Of meat was taken from
his wagon at Center Market.
Miss Olive Russell Chaplin Will lee
ture on Elihu Vedder and his art be-
fore the Young Peoples Christian
Union at the Church of Our Father,
Universalist, Thirteenth and l. streets
northwest, tonight.
DIR. EInora FoIkmar will sneak ON
The Story OF Life at a meeting ol
the Wallach Mothers Club in the as
sembly hall of Eastern High School
Friday night at o'clock. TIE lee
ture will be illustrated and admission
will be free.
clerk in the General Land Office, who
died Friday at his residence, 1890 Fiji
teenth street northwest, were held at
ST. Matthews Church yesterday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Burial was in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Louis w. Thomas, Of Takoma Park,
Md, told the police of the Tenth pre-
cinct yesterday that ten pounds OF
while it was at Ontario road and Onta-
rio place northwest.
Policeman {. r.. Samson, of the
First precinct, was kicked in the stom-
ach yesterday afternoon by John
Moran, fOrty-eight years old. Accord
ing to the police. Moran had a fit in
TNa 4,
northwest. and while Samson was as
sisting him he kicked the policeman.
III. Martin Williams, reading clerk
of the House, and president of the
Tax Reform League, of the District,
will speak before the Petworth Citi-
zens' Association Tuesday evening al
Petworth NJ. Z. Church, corner Eighth
and Shepherd streets. The Commits
sioners are expected TO attend.
Mrs. Mary Hall, Of 8Is Kenyon
street northwest. while walking across
the kitchen floor of her home yester-
day morning stuck a splinter thres
inches long into her foot. She was
taken to Garfield Hospital in the auto
mobile patrol of the Tenth police pre-
cinct. and later removed to her home.
Inc Uhmmu Eta OhmIna Legal Fra
ternity will hold a tea this afternoon
at the Powhatan Hotel, from to G.
The officers of the Iota Chapter are
Francis A. Reilly, chancellor; Henry
L. Rich. praetor; Henry A Andrus,
tudex: Charles r. Bradford. treasurer,
and James S. Torrens. secretary.
Kurt VoeIckner, of 4I4 VI street
northeast, assistant librarian of the
Library of Congress. told Detective
Jake Berman last night that while in
the committee room in the basement
Of the Continental Hotel last night he
left on a table a pocketbook contain
ing $l91 in bills and check for So
When he went back to get II the pock-
etbook was gone.
willie Kalviattina. seven years old,
OF 215 ur-and-a-half street south
west, while playing in a church yard
in Four-and-a-half street. between
avenue and street, yes
terday afternoon, had his right leg
broken. In attempting to climb
fence he fell He was removed to the
Children's Hospital in an ambulance
Of the Emergency Hospital
Harrison Smith, colored, of 3O3
Twelfth street northeast, a District
employe. while driving a horse at
tached to a hand street roller at Twen-
ty-seventh and Poplar streets north
west, was run over by the roller. His
legs were badly hurt. The horse be-
came frightened at a passing automo-
bile. Smith was sent to GeorpetOwn