The Washington herald., 1917-05-26
Nutshell NeuUs

Justice HitZ in Equity Court yesterday
signed an order requiring Harry J. Hol-
lock, defendant in divorce suit filed by
his wife. Sadie HollOck. to pay the plain
tin $50 per month alimony pending the
settlement of the suit. The order also
restraints the husband from molestins
the wife.
Justice Hitz. sitting in Equity Court
yesterday issued a rule requiring David
f. Cohen to show why, on. June T. he
should not be adjudged in contempt OF
court for failure to pay his wife, Esther
NJ Cohen. allmony, as ordered by thC
court a few weeks ago. Attorney E. II.
Jackson appears for the wife.
Guy Elmer Ellis, defendant in a d.
vorce suit filed by his wife, Anne Pear
Ellis. has been ordered by Justice Stat
ford in Equity Court to pay Mrs. Ellis
SO per month alimony pending settle
ment of the suit.
Elvans Haines. s22 Quebec street north
west reports stolen from his summer
shack on the Virginia side Of the Poto-
lS-foot canoe. gray color with gold stripe.
a single barrelled shotgun, a tent and
fittings.
Samuel Bailey. OF River Springs Md,
reports stolen from the upper harbor a
fat bottom power boat with a 2S-inch
propeller, three blades.
Carl Schulze, of 1858 N street northwest.
reports stolen from a package on his
bicycle, standing at Wisconsin avenue and
street northwest, last night, a roll of
500 tickets for an entertainment to be
given at Trinity Hall early in June. The
tickets are valued at 25 cents each.
Edward w. Robinson. of 1ls2 Fourth
street southeast, told the police of the
Fifth precinct that some time during
Thursday night thieves forced entrance
into his place through a kitchen window.
robbing the cash register of SO, cigarettes
and candies.
Katherine V Boswell, Of 1916 Irving
street northwest. complained to the police
of the Third precinct that her automo-
bile. a Ford touring car, had been stolen
from Twenty-first street and Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue northwest The car car
ries District license tag 42725.
Richard G. Taylor. Of 1908 Tenth street
northwest, reports his steam launch anch-
ored in the Eastern Branch below the
Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge, had been re-
Gently robbed of a lot of tools. a rife.
clothing and boat equipment valued at
So
Miss Evelyn Hall, OF 2I22 Seventeenth
street northwest. reported stolen a hospi-
ldl COUCH. all endUleleu Wnlle DeQ and
rocking chair. valued at S25.
Benjamin Savage, II years old, of 1905
Sixth street northwest, riding bicycle at
Ninth and F streets northwest, yesterday
afternoon, was injured about the arms
and legs when knocked from his wheel
by an automobile operated by NJ. X. Epp-
ley. of 1906 Euclid street northwest He
refused hospital treatment.
Edwin Blush, % years old, Of Capitol
Heights, Md, was injured about the head
and shoulders yesterday afternoon when
thrown from his wagon, the horses at
tached thereto having taken fright in
Bcnning road and running away The
accident happened near the Benning
Hotel. He was taken to the Casualty
Hospital.
Rodney Arnett. s. years old, of Potomac
and Grace streets northwest, in a dis
pute with a colored man yesterday near
his home was cut on one of his hands.
He was given first aid treatment by DIR.
Edwin Hosbrock at the District PAPER
Mill. His injury is not serious.
Automobiles owned by Gen. z. H.
Crowder and Miss Bessie Christian, of
the Plymouth Apartments, operators OF
which are unidentified, collided early yes
terday morning at Seventh and N streets
northwest, the latter machine at the same
time colliding with a street-railway car,
badly damaging both machines.
An automobile owned and operated by
Mrs. e. NJ, Henderson, Of I726 M street
northwest, and motorcycle owned and
operated by C. S. Bruce. Of 26O1 Eleventh
street northwest, collided yesterday at
New Hampshire avenue and Swami
streets northwest. Mr.. Bruce was slightly
injured. He declined to 60 to a hospi-
tai.
Mrs. Annie Szatti, of Tuxedo, Md. oper-
ating her automobile in Florida avenue
between Second and First streets north
west, yesterday, collided with a street
railway car, damaging the automobile
badly. Mrs. szatti escaped injury.
An ambulance Of the Walter Reed Army
General Hospital, in charge of private
Fred Waldman, collided yesterday at
Sixteenth street and Columbia road, with
a light delivery wagon, skidding and COL
llding with lamp post, from which point
the ambulance was DETECTED colliding
with two-horse team. The material
damage was small