Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-26


aulting his wife, Sadie Mills.
Mabel Smith has filed suit In the Dis
trict Supreme Court to recover $1,000
damages from the Washington Railwa.
md Electric Company for alleged per
sonal injury. She says she was at
fempting to alight from a car, May s
It AZ and I streets southwest. wher
he conductor lifted the step while sht
still had one foot on 1t and threw hel
iolently to the ground. She sustained
injury to her back and hip, she asserts
Attorney Frank S. Smith represents the
plaintiff.
J. E. Melton, vice president of Eas,
Washington Heights Traction Railway
company. fell in a pit at the company:
barn at Minnesota and Pennsylvania
avenues yesterday and injured his back
The barn Is being torn down and 8
plank on which Mr.. Melton was stand.
ing broke and precipitated him into the
pit. He was taken to his home, 241S 7
street, in the automobile OF A. E. Ran
Jle, president Of the company.
The class Of 1915. Georgetown Uni
versity Law School, is to meet in the
make arrangements to perfect perma-
aent organization. Robert Scott and
Franklin Barr, president and secretary.
respectively. of the class, are in charge
OF the arrangements.
Plans for 4 Thanksgiving supper
and dance for members only at the
New Ebbitt are being made by the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. Of
icers to serve for six months were
installed at a meeting of the associa-
'ion Sunday. They are NJ Gutenberg,
r're sident; Edward Rosenblum, vice
president; Simon Wolf, recording sec
rotary; Herman Chairman, financial
secretary; Samuel Shulman, treasurer;
Jack Small. sergeant-at-arms. The
association gave its first dance of the
season Tuesday evening in Old Ma
sonic Temple.
The West Virginia Wilson Club of
the District will meet Saturday night,
at the clpbrooms. 18th and F streets
northwest. At this meeting plans will
be announced for going home to vote.
The John A. Logan Republican Club
held meeting last night, at 2035 18th
street. at which a number of speeches
were made. telling of the progress of
tne republican campaign in some of
the southern states. including Georgia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Ten
nessee and Kentucky. Mrs Julia H.
the chair. The club is to hold a mass
meeting tomorrow night. in Alexan-
dria. Va. in Ebenezer Church.
70 be one of the guests at the annual
banquet of the New York Association
OF Credit Men, In New York, this even
ing. when former Gov Folk of Mis-
souri, speaks on THE Mission of
America"
Arrangements have been completed
Tor the annual charity tea of the
Washington Hospital for Foundlings.
November 20, at the Institution, IT'S
18th street
The City of Washington Branch of
the American Pharmacs utical Associa-
tion held it's opening meeting of the
season last night, at sos 1 street The
subjects discussed were: The An
nuai Meeting of the American Medical
Association. by NJ. I. Wilbert; 1.-The
Annual Meeting of the American Chem
ical Society and Exhibit" by Dr.. F. L.
kebler. and THE Annual Meeting of
the American Pharmaceutical Associa-
ton by s. L. Hilton.
The first meeting of the .ea.oI Of
the Mississippi Society was held last
night. at the New Ebbitt Informal
TALKS we're made by President Harry
Feyton. former President Charlton NJ
Ciark and Gen. Horn of Missouri Miss
Edna Barber and Miss Lillian Cheno-
weth sang, with Miss Miller as ac-
c-mpenist.
June %. 1910. has been filed for pro-
bate He leaves his entire estate to his
Van Reuth, and
BY the terms of the win of James s.
|yckof. dated April "a, 1909. ali mis-
Nsoperty is left to his wife, Kate
%rkoh. She is also to act as execu-
s-ix.
Capt. Clarence NJ. Condor, who died
Reed Hospital July 20. left
90 estate valued at 100000 according
Condor, for the probate of his
II, filed in the District Supreme
-urt- He owned real estate in San
ego and Coronado. Cal, and in South
estimated at s14.173. Attorney
dsapman w. Maupin appears for the
low.
Applic.tion for the probate of the
ade to the Probate Court by Eliza
18th B. Naylor. Mr.. NayIor owned
- smises 407 Massachusetts, avenue
invest. assessed at $3.50; house 419
Massachusetts, avenue, assessed at
~ 3o5. His personal estate amounted
= 5000. Attorneys Turnage & Quinn
;ppear for the estate.
About twenty boys are to be given
essons in cooking under the direction
IT the Wilson Normal School Commu-
+lty Center, If plans now being con-
idered materialize. Several boys have
expressed a desire to learn how to
'sook. SO that they may be able to pre-
sare their own food when camping.
nd IL is to meet this demand the pres
mt plans are being contemplated
Rev. p. O'C0nn0r is to preach on
Jesus-Woman's Emancipator" tonlor-
row evening at o'clock at the Asbury
NJ E. Church The services will be in
charge of the Women's Home Mission
AIRY society of that church. of which
Mrs. Fannie NJ. Clair is president
A straw vote on the presidential cleo
ton Is to be taken at the Business
High School next Monday. Prior to
the actual voting. which will be done
by Australian ballot. political rally
p held AT this rally several
students of the school will set forth
The Cleveland Park School and Com
munity Association is to open the sea
at the John Eaton School Officers for
" Coville is to give an illustrated talk
on New Experiments With Plants"
To make bandages and surgical
dressings for use in Europe members
Of the women's relief committee of the
Needlework Guild of America will meet
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock at the
Church Of the Covenant. More than
1900 bandageg already have heep SAINT