The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Nutshell Neus

| Nutshell NeUS
The automobile OF George Howard, Of
the National Savings and Trust Com
pany, was stolen from in front Of the
Metropolitan Club yesterday morning.
Hnery Hobart Bates will be buried to-
day. He was a native Of New York, "a
years old, and one Of the oldest members
OF the Cosmos Club.
woodley Brown. colored. fell from one
OF Raedy's trash wagons, at Fifteenth
and H streets northeast, yesterday aft
srnoon and cut his leg. He was re-
moved to Casualty Hospital for treat
ment and later went home.
Two automobiles, driven by H. ]. Will
Jams. jr.. 221s California street northwest,
and H. N. Bingler. 1918 Connecticut ave-
nue. northwest, collided at Fourteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue north
west yesterday afternoon. Both auto
mobiles were slightly damaged.
An eig1t-months-old sable and white
collie dog strayed yesterday from the
home Of ]. ]. Coob, 5432 Connecticut ave-
nue. northwest
Joseph H. Hampson died Of pneumonia
in New York City riday. He was 80
years old Funeral services will be held
in Missouri
Two black and white setter dogs, one
male and one female. were stolen or
strayed yesterday from the home OF Will
lam h. Deckerman. 1908 Third street
northwest.
Nicholas Gargan, IS, a timers helper,
Of Capitol Heights. Nd, fell from the
roof of the Scottish Rite Temple. at
Sixteenth and streets, yesterday, while
working. He struck an alley below. He
was taken in the automobile Of William
stockley. 1875 R street northwest, to
Emergency Hospital, where physicians
last night said his condition was serious.
Albert VI. wheelen, wearing a police
badge Of the Lawrence, Mass, depart
ment, who was arrested here Saturday,
is wanted by the Lawrence authorities
TO answer indictments for larceny OF an
automobile and for obtaining money on
a worthless check, according to informa-
ton received from there yesterday by
Maj. Pullman. Lawrence authorities ar
rived here last night.
stratton Sharp Seitz. only son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace c. Seitz, OF Pittsburgh,
and a member Of the graduating class Of
Mckinley Manual Training School Of 1915,
died AT his home in the Pennsylvania city
Yesterday from an attack Of pneumonia.
He was 20 years OF age.
Auto tires and inner tubes valued at
S10O were stolen from a garage in the
rear OF 1851 Mt. Pleasant street north
west. early yesterday morning. by thieves
who broke open a rear door Of the garage
The tubes were the property Of DR.. Ches-
ter A Baker and Miss Rose T. Baker.
The entire estate Of Brig. Gen. Albert
L. Mills, [. S. A, is left to his wife,
Aida T. R. Mills. according to the terms
Of his will, filed for probate yesterday.
The wife IS named executrix.
Funeral services for Mrs. William B.
Lewis, who died Monday. will be held
this morning at the residence Of her sis
ter. Mrs. John F. Williams. 464 G street
southwest, and at ST. Dominick's Church,
at 10 o'clock, where requiem mass will be
celebrated. Interment will be private.
Cardinal Gibbons yesterday filed IN the
District Probate Court, a petition TO au-
thortze Joseph H. Curren, trustee under
the will Of James Hays, who 6.ed here
in 1914, to settle certain claims against
the estate in favor Of William Codd and
John Codd, Of Ireland, heirs. The petit
ton was filed by Attorneys Hamilton and
mentioned in the will
Funeral services for Mrs Sylvester A
Burns, who died Monday at her home 1884
Second street northwest. will be held in
st. Martins Church today at 9 O'Clock
Interment will be in Mount oHvet Gene
terry.
Harrison NJ Bennett yesterday filed
suit in the District Supreme Court against
Michael R. Ready, for $4,000 dagames,
alleging injuries when run down by
mule team belonging to the defendant
He is represented by Attorney William
j. Lambert.
Isadore Young. Of Young's Provision
Company 63l B street northwest, yester-
day brought suit against I. K. Oakley
manager of Morris and Company, for
$1,000 damages for alleged injuries and
HheL
John H. Adrians and I. Q. H. Award
members of the local bar, have been
2~anted an additional week in which to
lie an answer to the charges filed
AGAINST them in disbarment proceedings.
The hearing was continued until October
3.
Funeral services Tor Mrs Patrick ].
Wholihan, who died Sunday, will be held
at the residence. Illy sixth street south
west, this morning at $50 o'clock, at St.
Dominick's Church. where requiem mass
will be celebrated. Interment will be in
Mount OlIvet Cemetery.
The North American Division confer
enCe executive committee. of the Seventh
Day Adventists' Foreign Mission, de-
sires to raise 100000 in a year Elder A.
9. Daniels, president of the general con-
ference. will be general chairman of the
North American conference which meets
october "A. at Takoma Park
Armenian and Syrian residents Of Wash
ington have begun a campaign to relieve
their compatriots who are suffering from
the ravages Of the war. H%zry B F.
mcfarland is directing the work.
unraI services for James W. Chase
81 who died Sunday will he held at thn