The Washington herald., 1916-10-24

Funeral services for Franklin ]. Ellls
who died Saturday, will be held at the
51s Rhode Island avenue, to-
day at $50 o'clock, thence to the Church
of the Immaculate Conception, where
requiem mass will be celebrated at 9
o'clock. Interment will be in Holy Rood
Cemetery.
Rev. DR.. Robert A. Dawson, pastor Of
the Falls Church Va) Presbyterian
Church, will preach his farewell sermon
as moderator of the Baltimore Synod
this evening at the Second Presbyterian
Church in Baltimore, at the opening ses-
sion of the synod.
One Of the largest Biblical paintings
ever seen in this city was exhibited at
the Baptist Minister'S Union meeting
yesterday in the Metropolitan Baptist
Church, Twelfth and B streets northwest.
by Rev. Charles S. Dixon, of New York.
in connection with his sermon lecture on
The Second Coming of Christ, as Taught
in the Bible" The picture was painted
by two artists under the direction OF Rev.
Dixon. It wilt be exhibited each evening
until Friday at Shiloh Baptist Church,
L street. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets northwest.
William L. Dunlop, 81 years old. a
lifelong resident of Georgetown, who
died yesterday, was a son of the late
Judge James Dunlop. He is survived
by his widow. who was Miss Sarah N
Peter, of Rockville, and two sons.
James F. Dunlop. Of Loudon County,
Va. and William L. Dunlop, jr.. OF
He was a graduate Of
Princeton, 80. Funeral arrangements
have not been announced.
An automobile driven by l. A. Sven.
9O5 Massachusetts, avenue northeast, son
of Rev. E. Hez Sven, and an automo-
bile owned and driven by E. d. Hath
away, Metropolitan National Bank build
ing, collided at Sixteenth and Euclid
streets northwest yesterday afternoon
swem's automobile was slightly dam
aged. No one was hurt.
Clyde Sthrop, Is years old. escaped from
the National Training School yesterday
afternoon. He wore the school uniform.
A reward OF SO has been offered for his
return.
A FIRE in the cellar of the store run by
Samuel Shapiro, 1O1 Fourteenth street
southeast. did slight damage yesterday
from Box 534. The cause of the fire was
not discovered.
Car No. 2S4 of the Washington Rail
way and Electric Company and a coal
truck OF the ]. Maury Dove company
collided at Fourteenth and F streets
northwest yesterday. Slight damage was
done to the street car.
A ten-inch motor armature valued at
so was stolen from the office OF the Ap-
polo Theater at Seventh and H streets
northwest some time yesterday.
small brown mare was stolen from
B. P. Dougherty's stables at 2O5 Eleventh
street northwest. The animal weighs 900
pounds.
A heavy gray shortcoat, valued at S,
was stolen from the automobile OF O. A
Phillips. 17H New Jersey avenue north
west while the machine was standing in
an alley at l2S Bates street northwest
While pushing his bicycle in the rear
of 1901 Park road northwest yesterday,
Henry Mansfield, posi- Park road, was
struck by a double team of horses at
taChed to a wagon driven by John Wood,
30lS Sherman avenue northwest. The
bicycle was damaged.
A bicycle ridden by E. Penrose Smith,
412 L street northwest, and an automo-
bile owned and operated by c. A. Hen
son, Munsoy Building. collided on NJ
street. near Sixteenth street northwest,
yesterday afternoon. The bicycle was
damaged to the extent of SO.
An automobile operated by Miss May
Ready. No. 81 I street northwest. and an
automobile driven by Mrs. James Lans-
hurgh. 511 Fourteenth street northwest,
northwest yesterday afternoon. Both
automobiles were slightly damaged
An automobile owned by Emil West. 434
Seventh street northwest, and operated
by Charles H. Jenkins, collided with and
broke an electric light pole at Seventh
and streets northwest yesterday after
noon. Antonio Parasirsio, IS, was struck
on the head by glass from the light globe,
and was removed to Emergency Hospital,
where slight cut on his head was
treated.
A stable fire in the rear Of 62S o street
northwest, last night did slight damage
The origin of the fire was unknown. The
stable is used by Julius Ridden.
Mrs. SyIvanus Stokes, 80 years old, 1870
Massachusetts avenue northwest, tripped
on Massachusetts avenue, near Scott
circle, and spraIned her ankle She was
removed to her home.
Benjamin Wiseman, Bradley Heights,
reported to the police last night that while
ne was driving on Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, near Thirtieth street, yes
terday afternoon, with his wife and
daughter and son, two boys about l6
One Of the stones cut his sons head.
A red body push cart was stolen from
the rear of the home OF William Scott, Ss
Massachusetts avenue northwest.
James Lewis. 246 Fourteenth street
southeast, reported the theft of a 30
caliber rifle yesterday from the Sewer
Department Office at Twenty-frst and A
streets northeast.
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