The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
Obe Gown Grter

| Arthur CoWan, forty-1ve years old,
916 Twenty-sixth street northwest, is
/ at Emergency Hospital suffering from
Illuminating gas poison received acci-
dentally.
John ID. Shirley, ffty-three years old,
was reported to the police yesterday
as missing from his home in K street
extended northwest since Tuesday
afternoon.
Announcement was made Mt the In
terror Department yesterday that the
| successor to James l. Parker, who re-
signed from the position of chief
clerk, would not be chosen immediate
ly, as care is to be taken in the
choice.
James Flynn. seventy-three years
old, of the United States Soldiers
Home, was removed to Emergency
Hospital yesterday from Tenth and E
streets northwest, suffering from
scalp wound said to have been in
fllCted when he was assaulted by an
unidentified person.
Charles f. knight. fcrty-hve years
old, of Virginia Beach, Va, stopping
at the New Ebbitt House, was struck
by an auto while crossing Tenth street
at Pennsylvania avenue northwest
yesterday and severely cut OF the
neaQ, CheSt ana knee. tie was re-
moved to Emergency Hospital.
At the regular meeting of the
Women's Alliance of All Souls Church,
to be held tomorrow morning At IL
o'clock in the lecture-room OF the
church. Mrs Henry Farquhar will
speak on principles of Unitarianism."
Mrs. Louis A. Simon will act as
hostess. All women are invited.
Wanted here Ms fugitIves from hong.
Stanley Haney, fourteen years old, of
Mount Vernon place northwest, and
Samuel Ludlum, fourteen. of Chevy
Chase, were arrested in Baltimore yes
terday. Detective Frank Baur brought
them back to the city and turned them
over to their parents.
Charged with grand larceny, Joseph
Peacock. thirty years old. a labor
er of Baltimore, was arrested in that
city yesterday for the Washington
police who want him for falling TO
return a horse and buggy he hired
from d. l. Coon, 627 street north
west. He was brough: TO Washing
ton ny Detective Frank Baur
Francis r. GIIIen, thirty years old,
superintendent of eXcavatiCl at a
new park at Sixteenth street and
Florida avenue northwest was BADLY
cut on the nose yesterday when a
clod of dirt hit him in the face fol-
lowing a blast of dynamite. He was
removed to his apartments in the
Iowa, Thirteenth and o streets north
west.
The new quarters of the Y. w. c. A.
at 619 Fourteenth street saw their
christening party yesterday afternoon
when n reception-the first formal af-
fair in the new headquarters-was
held All the
to the guests and in several Of them
classes were in progress. The asso-
citation committee and members of the
board acted as hostesses.
President Wilson considered yester-
day the names of Will II. Perry, Seat
tie, Wash; Joseph E. Davis, Wiscon-
sin. present commissioner of corpora
tions; E. n. Hurley, Chicago. and
George F. Peabody. of New York. for
appointments to the Federal Trade
The recommendations
probably this week.
The United States Is looking for
Observation-Disclosures men or women
and examinations for such posts in
the field service will be held in the |
District, Maryland, Virginia, West |
and North Carolina, Febru- |
ary 20. according to announcement of |
the Civil Service Commission yester- |
day. This will be the last test for |
a year In which women will be eligi- |
BILE.
Students of the senior class OF the |
George Washington University Law |
School are preparing for the issuance |
next spring of a yearbook. James |
F. Pierce, president of the class, will |
be in charge of the publication.
|
are being mistreated when they are |
not provided with pasteurized or /
boiled milk to drink, according to |
writer in the weekly news letter of |
the Department of Agriculture. The |
disease is easily COM
to other animals by the |
milk of infected cattle, the bulletin /
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