Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-03


partment of Justice is to deliver an adj
dress at a patriotic meeting which will
be held in Johnstown, Pa, tomorrow.
About $4,000 people are expected to at
tend, and most of these will be for
eigners who are seeking to become nat
uralized. Judge Norris will deliver his
well known address, "a Righteous
War"
All divisions of the Congregational
Library. including the copyright Office,
will be closed tomorrow. it is an
nounced. The Library building also
will be closed for the full day.
been given by Misses Julia and Rose
mary Sullivan for the benefit of the
Red Cross fund last night is to be
given tonight from to 10 o'clock.
The two masted river schooner Idelia
A. Moore, belonging to local owners,
which ran ashore several days ago off
Fort Foote while on her way to this
city from Baltimore, has been fioated
and is lying at anchor off Alexandria.
The vessel was not damaged, and as
soon as a new master is selected for
her she will go to a river point to load
back to this city.
woman. day" was observed at
Plymouth Congregational Church Sun
day. Rev. A. c. Garner, the pastor,
spoke of woman's influence on the
quality of citizenship.
Members of the Warrington Animal
rescue League are notified that the
regular meeting of the league will not
be held tomorrow. due to the fact that
the league is moving into its new home.
Rev. w. H. A. Sailing, evangelist, Of
Edenton, N c., is to preach at Trinity
Baptist Church. Church street between
14th and 18th streets northwest tomor-
row and Thursday at pm. The public
is invited.
Henry Burgess. a railroad brakeman.
yesterday afternoon was severely
scalded about the legs by steam that
escaped from Baltimore and Ohio en-
CINE in the Benning freight yard. Bur-
CESS. who resides at IA 14th street
northeast. was taken to Casualty Hos
pitaf
While running to Overtake a street
car at Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street last night about o'clock. John
Frederick. 425 18th street southwest,
was knocked down by an AUTOMOBILES
owned and operated by o. H. Osterman.
4134 New Hampshire avenue. and
slightly hurt. Mr.. Osterman took him
home.
r.
bert Griffin, ForestvilIe, Prince Georges
county, Md, collided with an automo-
bile of the National Mortar Company
at LIST and NJ streets northeast yester-
day. The wagon was demolished but
it's occupant was not hurt.
Frank &. Jackson. Richmond Va.
registered at the Harrington. COM
planned of the loss of wallet contain
ing 500 in cash, a certified check for
nd oh for
wallet and contents disappeared from
his pocket between $3.50 O'Clock last
night and 2:30 o'clock this morning
but was unable to suggest the identity
, of the person who got it.
:, Suit for maintenance has been filed
! in the District Supreme Court bv Mrs
| Maude l.. Kennedy against Thomas G,
| Kennedy. They We're married in jan
; uary. 1882, at Wareha,n, Mass. and
have one child. now married. The wife
alleges cruelty and Inadequate sup
| port, although she says he makes $500
| per month in shoe repairing BUSH
ness. The Wife is represented by At
| torney l. @ Grassman.
Genius of the United States to deyise
some way of combating the submarine
and delivering the men, airpIanes. mu-
nitions anu food which this country is
preparing to send to the allies, must
settle the war; according to Arthur H
Pollen, British naval expert lectur-
| ing for the Navy League at the Willard
| Hotel last night. The lecture will be
repeated tonight.
Walk lovers unable to take the all
/ day trip to Occoquan, Va, tomorrow
/ have been invited to 20 on another
t walk, starting from Chevy Chase lake
| at 2 pm. Those going should take
lunch with them. as tire return is not
to be made until evening.
1 The first public address of Lord
Northcliffe since coming to the United
| States three weeks ago will be made
| before the National Press Club at $50
| o'clock tomorrow night. He is menu
| her of the club and has agreed to make
| the Independence day address to his
' fellow members