The Washington herald., 1917-05-14
Telegraph Tips

Philadelphia. Pa, May 13-President
Wilson has accepted honorary member
ship in the famous Clover Club Of Phil
adelphia
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 1S-The funeral
Of Joseph b. Foraker was held from
his residence here. The body lay in state
for two and half hours, but the cere-
monies attending the funeral were simple.
Men prominent in both State and ma
tional life attended the funeral
Mount Vernon. N. Y, May 13-One
thousand fathers and sons, who attended
the Young Mems Christian Association
banquet. formed in front Of the City Hall
and marched up Fourth avenue, then
through Second street to the First
Methodist Episcopal Church The men
and boys were singing patriotic and
religious songs.
Aiken, s. c., May 1&-Ths Aiken Hos
pital, a gift to Aiken from Northern
members of the winter colony here, is
complete and will be opened in a few
days with reception In fact several
patients are in the wards. The building
cost $4,000. The ground was given years
ago to the city by Miss CeIestine Eustis.
Chicago. May 1a-Potatoes, boiled or
baked, in the jackets or out Of them,
lyonnaise. French fried, German fried or
otherwise fried will not appear on the
menu cards of Chicago's leading clubs
during the planting season. That sea-
son does not end in the majority of the
Northern states until about June l and
in others not until July l.
Boston, Mass, May 13-col George
William Moses, chairman Of the board of
directors of the Metropolitan Trust Com
pany, of Boston, is dead at Brookllne.
London, May 1&-AlI weavers through
out the northern counties of England
have been instructed by the Northern
Counties Amalgamated weavers As
sociation to serve notice on their en-
plOyers next Wednesday that they will
strike on May 26 unless the cotton mant-
facturers concede % per cent wage ad-
vance.
Philadelphia, Pa. May 13-Under the
auspices Of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, THE Masque of American
Drama an allegOrical dramatic and
musical presentation Of the development
Of the drama in this country. will be pro-
duced in the botanical gardens of tbs
university tomorrow and will continue all
this week.
Manchester. N. H, May 13.-Frank
Knox, editor and publisher Of the Man
chester Leader and Union and promi-
nently identified with the New Hampshire
committee on public safety, has been or
dered by the War Department to report
on Monday to the commanding officer of
the reserve officers training camp at
Madison Barracks. New York.
Carlisle, Pa, May 1s-Shipwreck
brought romance to Mr.. Myrl Scott
Myers, son of Mr. W. s. Myers, of
Mechanicsburg, Pa. a graduate Of Dick
inson College and now American Consul
at Swatow, China. On next Tuesday at
the American consulate in Yokohama he
will marry Miss Alice Kelsey Brown, Of
Toledo, Ohio. They were both rescued
in the same boat when the steamship
was wrecked.
Glastonbury; Conn, May 13-The Rev.
Dr. Walter H. Moore, dean honorarius
Of st. Johns Episcopal Cathedral or
Quincy, Ill, and rector of st. Luke's
Church here for five years, is dead at his
home. He was born in Warren, R, l.,
in 1874, and was graduated from Brown
University in 1867, receiving the degree OF
D. D. from the General Theological
Seminary Of New York in 1882