The Washington herald., 1916-11-21
Telegraph Tips

London. Nov. 2o.-Brig. Gen. Duncan ].
Glasfurd. director of military training in
Australia before the war, has died of
wounds received on the somme front.
says dispatch from Paris today.
Carlisle. Ill. Nov. 3o-Kate Mulcahy,
who served Mrs. John McCabe as cook
for forty-one years. is made Mrs. Nc
Caoe's heir in the will just probated. The
estate Is worth s2OO, O,0o0
Chicago, Nov. 2O.-Tommy Sekora. IL,
Is dead today as the result Of swallowing
a penny. which an operation failed to
remove.
Punxsutawney, Pa. Nov. 2O.-The post
once and store of Mahoning Supply
Company. at Walston. near here. were
robbed early today by thieves OF Q,2OO
in money and stamps,
London, Nov. 2o-The Dutch envov at
Berlin has been instructed by his gov
ernment to inform the German govern
ment that deportations from Belgium
have aroused an unfavora BILE impression
IN Holland, says wireless dispatch from
Amsterdam today
New York. Nov. 20-Cinclnnati TODAY
was selected by the National Social Unit
Organization as the field for a national
laboratory experiment in social work
Sixteen communities asked for the honor,
Among these were Washington, Balti-
more. and Newark.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Nov. 2o.-Speaker
Champ Clark asserted today that the
Democrats would control the next ma
tlonal House of Representatives. Il think
the Democrats have majority of one,
two, or three besides the six independ-
ents." he said
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 2O-The Ma
tional w. c. T. L. convention this after
noon decided to appeal to President Will
son to stop the sale of liquor to soldiers
and militiamcn enCamped on the border.
Towanda. Pa. Nov. 20.-Timothy E
Bride. Al. rich farmer in Asylum town.
ship. died soon after being struck in the
stomach by a pitchfork handle. The tines
OF the fork were caught in a hay press
belt, and the fork was hurled around.
striking Mr.. Bride in the stomach.
London. Nov. 20-Advance of a half
penny iii American cotton and three half
pence in Egyptian cotton today occa-
stoned temporary suspension of business
on the Manchester Exchange.
Muncie. Ind. Nov. 20.-The Whitley
Malleable Iron and Casting Works. one
OF the large factories in Eastern Indiana.
was destroyed by fire early today, caus-
ing loss estimated at from s25OOCO to
$500. 900.
London. Nov. CA Reuter- dispatch
from Wellington. New Zealand. says the
export of wool has been prohibited.
Berlin. Nov. 20.-Warsaw University has
opened series of lectures to prepare
Poles for higher Polish administrative Of
fees. seys the Overseas News Agency,
of the 40 applications. 100 persons were
admitted.
Bridgeport. Conn. Nov. 20-Following
an explosion that set fire to her clothing
and to inflammable material hanging over
the kitchen range when she attempted to
light n fire with kerosene, two children
of Mrs. Anna Bazse, of Kings Highway.
were fatally burned.
Vienna, Nov 2o-Count Adam Tarnosw-
ski Won Tarnow, new Austro-H Hungarian
AmDdssaoor 70 IHe OnlIeu states, VIII
leave for America December 16 with a
retinue of 10 persons, including the
Countess.
Columbus. o. Nov. 20.-W. o. Van
Houten. one of the Union soldiers of the
band that captured Jefferson Davis at
IrwinVille, Ga, at the end of the Civil
War, is dead here and will be buried in
Hilliard Cemetery. of which he was su-
perintendent for more than 20 years.