Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-06
: CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The wS0aa Wage Earnerx' Assoc
citation. meetins yesterday at their
discussed the necessity of utilizing all
6podstuffs. Mrs. Emma Rose read a
paper on Household Economy"
A needing q Kit Carson PosA No. 2.
Department Of the Potomac. G. A.. r..
has been called for Wednesday evening
ax o'clock at q A r. Hall, I4iz Penn
yrni. AZ; nvsnn s,,.s s' sneamnment to
s. held In BosteA from August 20 to
AuGust "a may be obtained at this
meeting and from Assistant Ad't. Gen
Mr.. E.telie n. KeyA a pellce sAntron.
last night about ps50 o'clock was taken
suddenly Ill vhiie on duty at the first
Emergency Hospital treated her for an
attack of acute indigestion and She
was taken to her home at les 9Th street
southeast.
while Eetting ever a harhed wire
fence at Canal road and Clark street
last night about o'clock James Walsh.
bfxty-five years old. Point Pleasant. Va.
received severe cuts to hss left hand
His wounds were dressed at Emer-
gency Hospital.
Samuel Lyons. twenty years oids1%36
26th street. fell and dtsloc7ted his right
shoulder while playing ball on lot
near Conduit and Foxhall roads yester-
day afternoon. He was takon to George
town University Hospital
Reuben MiIIatein and Theodore wein-
stein. the former residing at 40 II
street and the latter at 1907 6th street.
participated In a friendly wrestling
bout in the shower at the bathing
beach yesterday afternoon. Mfilstein
was thrown to the floor and his left
arm fractured. He was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital.
Jesse Hawkins, twenty-five years old.
1928 D street northeast. fell and broke
his left leg while playing ball on a lot
near 18th and H streets northeast yes
terday afternoon. He was taken to
Casualty Hospital.
DIR. Cora Smith King will lecture on
food conservation measures at Carroll
Hall. G street near 10th, tomorrow at
O'Clock. to the women's committee on
war relief of the Catholic Alumnae. of
which Miss Edna Sheehy is chairman.
Rey. Lewis ]. O'Hern will preside. The
lecture announced for August at the
9ame place by DIR. ]. A. lie Clere will
be given August IA. instead.
The Kallipoli. Grotto Band enter
tanned the children and their mothers
at Camp Good Will. Rock Creek Park,
yesterday afternoon with band con-
cert The entertainment was in charge
OF Past Monarch P. r. Pullman and
Charles D. Shackleford. Grand Monarch
Edward S. Schmid headed the delega-
ton.
Archie NJ. Tracy, formerly of Wash
1ngton and a member of the High
school Cadet Corps while here, is now
IN the training camp of the Officers
Reserve Corps at Fort Benjamin Harri-
son. Indianapolis, according to word
which has been received by friends here
his brother. Paul, wanted to enter the
Navy, but was too young
Fire of unknown origin this morn
ing about O'Clock in the house of Will
Lam Howard. 1925 C street southwest,
did about 800 damage.
The unidentified body of a coIored
man was found floating in the river at
the foot of 10th street southwest this
morning about $50 O'Clock. There were
no marks of violence on the body, and
Coroner hewitt suggested that he prob
ably fell overheard from a boat or wharf
- result of an accident and was
drowned. 1t Is thought he was drowned
two or three days ago.
Police Of the nth precinct have been
requested to find R. W. Emily, thirty
years DID,. who is reported missing from
MS home, 667 South Carolina avenue
southeast He left there five days ago.
according to the request made of the po-
nee, and failed to return. He wore
brown suit. panama hat and tan shoes
when he went away