The Washington herald., 1916-11-17

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ed May %. 1900. has been filed for pro-
bate. She leaves her entire estate to her
sons, Montgomery B. Wales and Sydney
I. WALES.
| \ meeting of the D. A. R. committee on
preservation Of historic spcts was he'd
/ Yesterday at the home of Mrs CHARLES
| w Richardson. 1917 Connecticit avenue.
Tu, treasurer's report was rbmitte'i aid
an interesting paper on the IFS of Marcia
Burns was read by Mrs. Ethel.
More than one-fourth Of the 800. 900 be-
ing raised by George Washington Unit
versity for law school building has been
collected or pledged, according to the re-
port OF Charles w. Holmes, treasurer.
which shows that s2o,5S.73 in cash and
| securities are IN hand and that T1so in
pledges have been made.
| An order was signed by Justice Staf-
ford in Probate Court Yesterday autho-l=-
ing Gilman P. Tiffany, administrator un-
| der the estate Of Julia P. Tiffany, TO ac-
cept an offer Of $4,000 for the drug store
at 67 Pennsylvania avenue, the property
Of the Tiffany estate.
| The local organization of the Railroad
Y. NJ. c. A must secure 400 new MEM
bers II 1t does its part in national
campaign the association is making for
10000 new members.
Former members Of Company K, N. G..
D. c.. have organized an association bear
ing the name Company X Association" :"
to promote rifle shooting and establish
q rifle team. Officers are John r. Glib
son. president; r. M. Neu. vice president,
and Charles Holland, secretary.
Seeking an opinion from the Probate
Court to determine which of the two
nephews named Martin Conley is meant
as beneficiary under the will Of Gather
Inc Conley. a brother and four nephews
and nieces today filed a caveat to the
will of the testator. The estate is val
ued at $4,000.
A bursted hot water pipe in the home
Of Frank B. Swiggart, Os Fourth street
northeast, caused an alarm for hre TO
be turned in yesterday afternoon. Dam
| age of about IS was done to the build
ing.
An automobile driven by Mrs. Lulu Du-
lin, 14a Girard street northwest, and an
automobile driven by Bo Sweeney, Jr., OF
Falkstone courts, collided at Connect-
cut avenue and Bancroft street north
west yesterday. Both machines were
udhdSeu suBntiy, OUT uOHo VI tho WV
pants was injured.
Fire in the feed store Of Dickey Broth
| ers, at 14F Maryland avenue southwest,
yesterday did 81 800 damage to stock and
500 damage to the building. The dam
age was partially covered by insurance.
A sight-seeing automobile and a street
car Of the Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Company collided at Fourteenth and
pennsylvania avenue northwest yester-
day. No one was hurt in the collision.
! but passengers on both cars were con-
siderably shaken up by the impact. The
| automobile was owned by Samuel Gas
senheimer and driven by Ernest L. Tay-
lor, of 38 Seventh street northeast.
A bag Of cement falling on Charles
jackson while he was working In a ce-
ment warehouse In Rosslyn, Va, yester-
day broke his arm. He was removed to
Emergency Hospital for treatment.
| Seven-year-old Margaret Blum was BIT
ten on the finger yesterday by dog
owned by her father while playing In
the yard Of her home at Eighteenth and
y streets southwest. She was treated BY
the family nhv.fci.n