The Washington herald., 1916-08-28
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by the association urging the abolition
will be presented to the city commission
at its next meeting.
Spring Lake. N. J., Aug N-Cardinal
Gibbons, of Baltimore, and Bishop O'Con-
nell, OF Richmond. who are here as guests
Of Papal Marquis and Mrs. Martin Ma
loney, have attended several social func-
tions. This noon they were the guests at
luncheon of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel He'll
mer. of Philadelphia, at "Seawood."
Winsted, Conn, Aug. 27.-PauI Lorrain
and his sister, Mrs. Edward McCarty. of
Canaan, went to Sandisheld, Mass, this
week and recalled scenes of their child
hood after an absence of ffty-eight years.
They found the old homestead standing.
but given over to the storage of tools
ard grain. They explored the attic and
the cellar and unearthed the remains of
an old hand cheese press which was used
by their father and grandfather.
Buenos Aires, Aug. N.-Lieut Sir
Ernest H. Shackleton, the Antarctic ex-
plorer left Punta Arenas, Chile, today,
on the ship Yelcho on a third attempt to
rescue members OF his expedition ma
| rooned on Elephant Island.
/ New York. Aug. 27.-Charles H
Police Court in an expensive auto
mobile. went into the court. was found
| guilty of disorderly conduct for
"mashing" the night before. gave $500
bond to keep the peace for six months
and rode away again.
Great Falls. Mon, Aug. Elm a
heavy hail and windstorm which swept
Cascade County Harry Lynn. of Mis-
soula, was badly injured when a sud
den gust lifted his farm wagon twenty
! feet in the air and hurled it over a
fence.
Havana. Aug. 27.-As a consequence
OF the receipt of information that
cholera exists in Vera Cruz, a quaran
tine has been declared in Cuban ports
This carries with it the detention for
FIVE days Of persons from the Mexican
port.
Durham. n. C, Aug. 27.-The pub
fishers of the Durham Sun, an after
noon newspaper. have announced to-
day that because of the scarcity OF
news print paper their Saturday edi-
tion would be discontinued Septem-
Der ?.
Plattsburg, N Y, Aug. 27.-Mre s.
Judelson. wife of the Rev. S. Judelson,
Jewish chaplain Of Clinton prison.
Dannemora, is dead at Physicians
Hospital. this city. Besides her hus-
band, she leaves eight children.
Toledo. Ohio. Aug. 27.-constabIe
! lChauncey Be1l went to sleep on his
| job. When he awoke he was minus
S13.s5 in cash and his revolver. Bell
was employed to watch a carnival be-
! ing held on Central avenue.
Rock Island, Ill, Aug 27.-The small
arms plant of the Rock Island Arsenal
with a capacity of $50 rifles a day. is
to be reopened Immediately, after be-
/ ing closed two years. Orders to this
effect were received today from Wash
ington. Six hundred mechanics will
! be employed.
Nyack. y. Y. Aug p. Aaron
w. Vankueren, for fifty years con-
nected in an editorial capacity with
the Nyack Evening Journal. is dead
! today following a stroke of paralysis.
Mr.. Vankueren was 20 years old, and
for years was the Rockland CORE
spondent of the Associated Press.
| Topeka. Kan. Aug 27-It cost A. W
! CFarmer) Smith, a Republican, just IS
cents to be nominated for Presidential
eIector. That is probably the record in
| Kansas politics with twelve men run
ming for ten places" said Farmer Smith,
Il felt that I should do something to
| stir up interest in my own candidacy.
/ So I wrote fourteen letters to personal
| friends over the State. The only money
was for the postage stamps"
| Pottsville Pa. Aug. T.-The Supreme
Court in an opinion approved the award
of 49, 500 to Joseph Kiorkosky for injuries
received by the kick of a mule The
! Kaska william Supply Company was the
defendant and while Kiorkosky, a boy.
was not employed by them, Judge Koch
/ ruled that 1t was the duty of the COM
! pany to keep boys away from their mules.
The boy was permanently injured, his
teeth being knocked out and his jaw
! fractured.
! Elwood, Ind, Aug. 27.-Mrs. w. L. Alb
| bott and Mrs. l. NJ. Cross were riding in
/ the country in a closed automobile when
a bumblebee got inside. In their efforts
to drive the bee out Mrs. Abbott lost con-
troll of the machine and the car went
into a ditch and was upset The women
escaped with a few bruises.
New York, Aug "A 3-week old
girl baby, with no marks Of Identification.
was abandoned in st. Anthony's Roman
! Catholic Church. No. 155 Sullivan street.
yesterday. Angelina Gumaci, of No. ia
! Thompson street, found the infant in a
pew clad in white. She carried 1t to the
Macdougal street station and it was re-
moved to Bellevue.
! Copenhagen, Aug. 1.-Two ZeppeIins
accompanied by two cruisers and four
torpedo boats passed Bergen today. 1t
was the first time during the war the
Zeppelins have been seen patrolling so
| far north.
London, Aug. 27.-More than 5000 trades
unionists in an open meeting in Hyde
Park today protested against the high
cost of living. Speeches were made de-
manding a general increase in wages
| Berlin, Aug. T.-Dr. Karl Liebknecht
the Socialist leader, today entered an ap-
peal from the term of Imprisonment i'm
posed on him last Wednesday, when he
was sentenced to four years and one
month and expulsion from the army, for
his appeal against a previous sentence of
| thirty months for war treason
The Socialist leader also was deprived
| in the latest sentence of his civil rights