The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
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Bishop corrigon, of Baltimore. Is ex-
pected to attend meeting here this |
week Of the Washington division Of the |
Holy Name Society, who will participate |
in the Holy Name parade in Baltimore |
October b. Seventy cars in seven SEQ
| tional trains will transport the 5000 |
Washington marchers to Baltimore.
Declaring his assets amounted to less
than 800. Charles P. Pushaw yesterday
! filed bankruptcy petition in District Su-
preme Court. He listed liabilities of
81, ,74s.01, principally doctors bills. Pu-
shaw, who says he is unemployed, is rep |
resented by Attorney Enoch A. Chase.
Mary E. Lloyds yesterday filed in Pro- |
bate Court a petition for letters Of ad-
ministration in the estate of Mary N. |
Lloyds who left an estate of $4,000, in |
Guiding $4,000 worth of real estate and
Washington Gas Company and State Of
Virginia bonds. MILAN & Smith ap- |
peared for the petitioner.
Emeline z. Reynolds yesterday sued |
Thomas J. Reynolds for absolute divorce |
in District Supreme Court They were |
married in 1912 and have one child. She |
charges desertion and asks alimony of
SIS month and custody Of the child.
Saturday at Georgetown University Hos
pital, will be buried today with services
at 2 o'clock in Calvary Baptist Church.
Funeral services for John Kehl will be |
held today at the residence of his pa |
rents. Mr. and Mrs. William Kehl, 40
I street northeast, at 2:30 o'clock. In |
terment will be in Prospect Hill Ceme- !
terry.
Funeral services will be held in the Con-
gressional Cemetery chapel this after |
noon at o'clock for NJ. Martha Mundell, |
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph 'Mundell, |
who died at Cottage Hill Sunday.
Henry NJ. Willis will be buried today, |
with services at 2 o'clock at the residence, |
1210 Tenth street southeast.
The funeral Of Roberta Dorothy Wright |
daughter OF John N. Wright, Of Des |
Moinee, who died at Sanatorium, Md. |
Saturday, q years old, will be held today |
with services in the home of her sister |
Mrs James Miller, 3642 New Hampshire
avenue northwest, at 2:3o o'clock.
Funera services for William P. !
Bowdler, 70 years old, who died Sunday |
at his residence, 1923 Benning road, will /
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock |
Creek Cemetery. He had lived in Wash !
lngton since 1885 and is survived by one
son, Robert H. Bowdler, and three daugh- |
ters, Clara J. Bowdler, Mrs. John Duffy |
and Mrs. John Havenner. by his first
marriage and by his widow and their |
daughter, Louise E. Bowdler.
| with the return OF preparatory classes |
| Of St Johns College yesterday. all the |
departments are in full operation. Last |
years enrolment, the largest in the his |
/ tory OF the school, is exceeded in the col |
lege, high school, business and prepara-
tory departments.
l An exhibit devoted to forest windbreak |
planting, preservative treatment OF farm |
timbers, and administration of the ma
tional forests in their relation to the farm |
| ers Of the West has been prepared for |
the International Soil Products Exposi |
ton at Ell Paso, Tex, october IA to "A
| William G. Wheatly 70 years old, died
at his home, 5l4 Second street northwest |
I yesterday following an illness Of several
months. He was a native of Washington
and is survived by four children-Willam
| F. and Walter ]. Wheatly, Mrs. Maurice |
IE. O'Connor and Mrs. E. Edward Mitch |
i ell Funeral services will be held tomor- |
row at st. Aloysius' Church, with inter
| Inent IN Mount OlNer cemetery
1 The national convention Of the Daugh- |
Iters of America at Wheeling, w. Va. |
/ this week will be attended by a delegation |
from the District, Virginia and Maryland |
that left Washington yesterday, including |
Mrs Naomi Swan. Mrs. E V. Thompson. |
Mrs Laura Burdette, Mrs. NJ C. Howell |
Mrs. A HILL Mrs. Lille Unlisted, Ella
Scott Mrs. Elizabeth Sewell. A. Vaux
and A. B. Hopkins.
Mrs. Catherine Marquard, 66 years old |
642 F street northeast, died in Casualty |
| Hospital yesterday, where she was taken |
after being knocked down by an auto |
mobile on Union Station plaza The |
Eagle Bedding Company owns the car, |
which was driven by Fred Krupsaw.
As a result of injuries received while |
drawing a 16-inch shell at the Washing
ton Steel and Ordnance Company, Perry |
| Adams, colored. died in Providence Hos |
pital yesterday. He was struck by a |
falling charging pipe.
Mary Stevenson. colored, died suddenly |
at SO4 Eleventh street northwest, yester-
day during her first days employment as
| a domestic.
| Detroit, Mich, Oct 1.-TWO hold-up men
made away with about $1,7oO in the Black
stone Buffet early today when they held |
up T. G. Prosser, proprietor. as he was
counting Sundays receipts of the saloon
and restaurant.
Kansas City, Mo, Oct. 2.-Theories
| of murder have been abandoned by
detectives investigating the death last
week of William E PARROT, a promi-
nent Indiana railroad man. Now 1t is
believed he met his death through
| fall to the pavement Two women
and three men, who have been detain-
ed pending investigation of the case
will be released.