Captain John Hay Keith Han Hay, well-known soldier, author and lecturer, will speak tomorrow night at the Franklin auditorium in behalf of relief work for Scottish regiments and their families. The meeting will be held under the auspices of the War Relief Association of Virginia.
Captain Keith's subject will be "The Human Side of Life in the French." Dr. E. N. Calisch addressed the American First Committee of the League for Woman's Service yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Jefferson Hotel, taking as his topic, "What Woman Can Do." Mrs. W. Y. Kern, chairman of the American First Committee, presided. A short business session followed.
WHILE ATTENDING PLAY
Succumbs to Heart Disease. Last Before Curtain Hises at Academy of Music.
Many know of her attack
Body Is Removed While Play Goes On?Had Complained of Feeling
Instantly Before Leaving Her Home?
In Harton Heights.
Last before the curtain rose on "Pierce" Miss Dora Morgan, forty-one years old, of 500 Monteiro Avenue, in Barton Heights, collapsed in her seat in the Academy of Music last night at 8:30 o'clock, and at a few minutes later died behind the curtains in the rear of the auditorium. So quietly was she  Removed from her seat and
Satisfied was her passing that not
More than six dozen people in the theater
Knew that there had been any unto
In incident. 