The Washington herald., 1916-09-19

Nearly half of this tonnage, go vessels
of 1,07i,67s gross tons, halls from New
York City.
Rally Day will be held by the Second
Baptist Church Sunday School, Fourth
next Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Howard
l. Stewart, will give an illustrated talk
on Hearts and Crosses"
The new street car loop around the q.
A. r. statue at Seventh street and
Louisiana avenue was placed in service
by the Capital Traction Company yes
terday. The Florida avenue lines will use
1t exclusively as a southern terminus
until the traffic demands on Seventh
street, north of Pennsylvania avenue,
warrant a change. The Rock Creek
Bridge and Chevy Chase cars will con-
! the wharves.
Funeral services for Jacob Blatzheirn,
who died Saturday, will be held at the
Nevius Chapel, 996 New York avenue
northwest. this afternoon at 8 o'clock
Interment will be in the Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
Funeral services for Annie z. Burke,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Burke, who died Saturday, will be held
at her residence. 6S2 F street southwest.
today, with requiem mass at st. DOM
inic's Church, at 9 o'clock.
Funeral services for Maj. Howard Ed
monds. who died Sunday. will be held
at All Souls Church, Cathedral avenue,
this morning at 10 o'clock. Interment
will be In Oak Hill Cemetery.
Charging he was held for several hours
at detective headquarters and later at
the First precinct police station without
due process OF law. w. P. OConnor yes
terday filed suit in the District Supreme
Court against Frank L. Averill and John
Z Bowers for $4,000 damages. O'Con-
nor is represented by Attorney G. A
Berry.
The body Of DR.. Enrique Munes. sec
retary OF sanitation Of Cuba, who died
in New York Friday, arrived yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock on a special
train and was met at the Union Station
by DR.. Joaquin Torralbas and members
of the legation stan. The body will be
forwarded to Key West and from there
to a Cuban warship to be taken to
Havana.
Funeral services for James c. Courts,
| who was clerk OF the committee on ap-
propriations OF the House Of Representa-
tives will be held at his residence 1897
Kalorama road, today at 10 o'clock,
Bishop Harding officiating The pail
bearers will be E. Wood, s. w Stratton,
Jacobus JPones, G. W. Baird, K. s. Rea,
and NJ. s. Shields Interment will be
| private.
Ambassador Elkus at Constantinople
yesterday afternoon cabled the State De-
partment that the Turkish government
had driven all Armenians from the semi
desert region OF Aleppo. Asiatic Turkey,
to which they were exiled several months
ago
Naval Constructor William G. DuBose,
who was sent to Santo Domingo City
to decide whether the wrecked cruiser
Memphis could be salvaged, yesterday
| reported to the Navy Department that
practically nothing could be saved from
the vessel
Bertha Catherine Loomis yesterday at
tackled the validity OF the WILL OF her
father. Albert N. Seip. The petitioner
was given So in the will while the bulk
OF the estate, estimated at s267. So, was
children. Mrs. Loomis is represented by
Attorneys Ellis and Donaldson.
The petition of the employees of the
Bureau of Printing and Engraving and
the Agricultural Department for more
cars to the bureau has been temporarily
held up. Permission must be obtained
from the heads of the Offices OF the de-
partments involved before the petition
can be circulated.
In the otrice Of the Secretary Of Com
merce John P. Rose, clerk, at 81 ooo and
Edwin c. Tomlin. messenger boy, at $3.50.
have resigned, and Martha E Burton
has been temporarily appointed as clerk.
at $500.
Orlando Jones, as executor Of the
estate of his brother, Isaac B. Jones,
yesterday filed a petition in the District
Supreme Court asking that letters tests-
mentary to him be issued. The Jones
estate is valued at H6o,5OS.
The police are holding bicycle found
abandoned yesterday at garage In
32S7 n street northwest. The bicycle
has blue frame. and is equipped with a
bell and light 1t is believed that it was
stolen and left there by the thief
Michael Darhart, 1747 Twenty-hrst
street, had a bicycle stolen from In front
of his home Saturday. He reported It to
the police yesterday. A comparison Of
numbers showed that the wheel found at
the garage was not the one reported
stolen although both had blue frames.
Mrs. Pearl Herrell reported yesterday
the loss of a pocketbook containing S19
in bills, taken from store counter
while shopping.
Mrs. Edward ]. Hsrdesty reported she
was robbed of $40 She stated the money
was taken from her home, 232S street
northwest.
A lawn mower belonging to George
RIMS was taken from 800 Eleventh street
northwest.
Fred Perry, $40 K street southwest, re-
ported the loss of gold watch.
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