The Washington herald., 1915-09-10
PRIEST BEQUEATHS
$500 TO CHARITY
Father Cutler. of Alexandra. Leaves
Residue of Estate to
Sister.

Alexandria. Va. Sept. s.-By the
terms of the will Of the late Kew.
Henry ]. Cutler. for twenty-five years
pastor of st. Mary's Catholic Church.
which was admitted to probate today
in the Circuit Court, $500 is left Tor
charity. After making a number or
bequests to employees for faithful serv-
ices, the testator leaves the residue OF
his estate to his sister. Mrs. Mary T.
Duggan, of Washington. Upon the
death Of his sister. any of the estate
remaining shall be divided equally
among nieces and nephews. children
of the late DR.. Peter A. Cutler. Of
Waterford, Ireland. Testator named
Rev. Lawrence F. Kelly. assistant pas
tor of ST. Mary's Catholic Church. ana
DR.. Edward A. German as admins
traitors. The will is dated August 3o'
the day of the death Of Father Cutler.
While attempting to alight from an
auto last night in North Columbus
street. George c. Studds. living at us
Gibon street. had his coat caught In
the car door and was thrown against
the curbing. After being treated by
DR.. s. B. Moore. Studds was taken
home and today was conveyed to Alex
andria Hospital.
Officers elected by Fitzgerald Council
No. 45s. knights Of Columbus. for the
ensuing years are M. E. Green, grana na
knight: Thomas Z. Dyson. deputy grand
knight; James Callan, financial secretary
F. T. Quinn, recorder; S. A. Breen, treas
urer; A. A. Lucas. warden; Alphonso
Lucas, inside guard; Thomas MURPHY
outside guard: Charles T. Hellmuth, ad-
yocate; Rev. L. F. Kelly. chaplain. The
officers will be installed next month.
More than 500 permits to colored chill
dren to attend the public schools were
issued today by Harrie White and Fran
ces Johnston. Permits will be issued
from a. m until 2 p. m. tomorrow at
West End schoolhouse to children living
| In annexed territory.
In Observance Of its fourth anniver-
sary, Troop No. /. Boy Scouts. will give
an entertainment at 7:30 o'clock Friday
night in the Westminster Building. The
program will be as follows: Recitation,
Miss Evelyn Howard: solo. Miss Bertha
Bender, Congress Heights. D. c.; Greek
dances, Miss Flora Kali. Washington;
song, Talbot Haslett: selections. Harvey
Curtis; selection. American Indian Guard
Band: recitation. Miss Evelyn Howard;
selection. Drum and Bugle Corps. H. l..
TAYLOR, Washington, director; recitation.
Miss Flora Kali. and violin solo. Horace
Crump.
The funeral of Thomas A Groves, who
| died yesterday at his home. q Eighth
street northeast, Washington. Will tahe
place at o'clock Saturday afternoon
from the First Baptist Church. this city.
| The deceased leaves a daughter. Miss
Lillian Groves, and a son, Theron Groves.
He was 70 years old and for many years
| conducted a furniture store In King
street, beteween Columbus and Alfred
| streets.
| In the chancery suit Of Rose Mary Pow
| ell against Annie Marian Carr and others
in the Corporation Court today decree
was entered confirming the report Of H.
| B. Cation, commissioner, and appointing
In. Noel Garner and Charles Cnrgan
commissioners to sell the property.
| Three months in Jail was the sentence
| imposed in Police Court today upon An
| drew Jackson, colored, arrested at
| o'clock this morning by Policemen Young
and Smith for lettering in the lumber
yard of H. X. Field & Co.
! With services in the synagogue at 1c
| o'clock this morning, conducted by Rabbi
WISE Of Cincinnati, the observance OF
| the feast Of Rosh Hashanah was con-
| cluded. A large congregation attended.
Gov. Stuart has appointed Peter G.
jackson notary public.