The Washington herald., 1916-09-05
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been barred from the National Service
School Camp, where LEO women are re-
ceiving military instruction, in an Official
ruling. More than a hundred pounds has
been returned TO its senders. The women
have asked for a camp manicure and hair
dresser.
sistervilIe, W. Va. Sept 4-striking al
a bee with one hand. Foster spicer lost
, control of the steering wheel OF his auto
mobile and the car went over a fifteen
foot embankment-
Carmichaels, Sept. Mrs. Paul Hatha-
way, IS years OF this place. was drowned
near here yesterday while trying TO rescue
her daughter, Pauline, Il, from drowning.
A neighbor rescued the girl and later re-
covered her mothers body.
/ Jackson. Miss, Sept. IA bolt Of light
ming struck baseball diamond at the
State mobilization camp here. Corp.
Charles Davis. who was pitching, was
stunned and unconscious for half an
hour. -Four hundred spectators were ter
rified- A great patch Of earth near the
pitchers box was torn up by the stroke.
Norfolk. Va, Sept L-The battleships
Pennsylvania and Oklahoma. America s
two greatest fighting ships. will open fire
Tuesday on the sunlIen hulk OF the old
battleship San Marcos. formerly the
Texas, which lies submerged in Chess-
peake Bay. Only a portion of her deck
and superstructure are visible.
Trenton. n. J.. Sept. I-George NJ. Cole.
| the s-year-old son Of John Cole is dead
from blood poisoning. which followed a
scratch that he suffered on his leg ten
| days ago.
PottsviIle, Sept. 4-Msry Buhano. a
pretty brunette, Is years old, sudde1l1
stricken, fell over. gasping. in the
! of young man with whom she
I walking on South Center stree.
day. The girl died in the -
which was conveying her to II
An obstruction of the heart q Her
death.
Adams, Mass. Sept 4-Toys sent by
mail from New York are believed to have
carried infantile paralysis germs which
afflicted and then killed Charlotte Cosby
| S years old.
ossining. n. Y. Sept. 4-Private rooms
without bath. are now available at Sing
! Sing. Only Las prisoners, the smalles,
number in years, makes this possible.
New York, Sept AFTER being arrest
ed for burglary Francis P. Ryan took
police station in a tsxicsb he had wait
ing 10 carry away his booty.
Chicago, Sept. 4-The United Spanish
War Veterans opened their thirteenth
annual encampment here today with 9
street parade.
New York. Sept 4-Forty-six passen.
gers were taken from the Ward liner
Monterey upon her arrival here today
| from Vera Cruz because Of fears thai
| they had become infected with cholers
in the Mexican city.
New York. Sept. 4-The New Jersey
Audubon Society. at Demarest N J.
save the lives of swallows, chimney's
swifts, the phoebe and king birds and
others which are known as fly catchers
as a means OF aiding in checking the
epidemic o; infantile paralysis.
New York. Sept determination Of the
submarine Ca at the New York Navy
4
tests at sea- These were made with g
Sperry gyroscope aboard the subses
| craft
New York. Sept. L-Capt. Augustir
Parla, of the aviation corps Of the
| Cuban army. has reported to the Third
Branch Detective Bureau that he had
been robbed of eighteen gold rpedals
while en- route from Havana on board
tha sfa
Ward line. which arrived August q
New York, Sept. Russell Sherwood
II years old, of Paterson, N. J.. wa,
hanged when he slipped in getting down
from a wagon and the reins caught
about his neck, holding him suspended
of the floor. His father. wondering why
he did not return, went TO the barn tc
find him dead.
New York, Sept. 4-FTightened by tn,
blast Of an automobile horn two white
horses harnessed to an empty white
hearse ran ava :, wrecked the hearse
injured themselves and tied up traffic OF
greensboro Bridge for an hour.
New York, Sept. 4-Search is beins
made for an unidentified automobil,
driver who ran down lO-year-old Heller
|
putting on full speed in the direction Of
the Williamsburg Bridge.
| New York, Sept. 4-The police ar
looking for a short, clean shaven man
wearing a gray suit and dark cap, WHIT
attacked Miss Mary o'Hara, of Nortl
Arlington, n. J., on Saturday night
While she was struggling with him ar
automobile came along and he fled.
New York, Sept. 4-From Philip J
Roosevelt nephew of Theodore Roosevelt
came the first contribution to the Rober
Bacon Senatorial League. II wac ar
army check for S29. 40, made payable 4
Mr.. Roosevelt for a months service II
the First Aero Company in the Fedora
service
Sunday Outing to Iuray and Return. 81
Baltimore and Ohio, BIS a. m, Sunday
Sept. 10. Returning sauns dAy.-Adv,