Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

the Mount FleaSant Cltl1enS ASSOCla-
ton Saturday evening at o'clock In
the Brown Betty Inn. 10th street and
Park road.
Desiring to "do their bit" for the
country. the board Of managers OF the
Women's Christian Association, 1Il9
18th street. has subscribed for S2Oo
liberty loan bond. The association has
also offered the services of its members
to the country.
Raymond Carter, colored, private In
the 1st Separate Battalion. became III
yesterday afternoon while at his nome.
100 Elvan road southeast. on leave: ne
north end of Pennsylvania avenue
bridge.
cOIored infant only a few hours OLD
was found on a vacant lot near spu. ,.
$50 o'clock. The child was wrapped III
newspapers.
Frank Duros. 73s eth street. wa.
knocked down by bicycle at 9Th ana
G streets northeast yesterday after
noon about o'clock and his right
shoulder dislocated. He was taken to
Casualty Hospital.
223 Sd street northeast. riding bicycle
on Pennsylvania avenue between sth
and 10th streets, last night, was struck
by an automobile operated by Albert
Manner. colored, and his right leg
broken. Napier took him to Emergency
Hospital.
A collision between the automobile of
s. G. krasnoss, a South Carolinian. and
a street car occurred at Al and |
streets southwest yesterday afternoon
about o'clock. Both vehicles were
damaged. and the occupant OF the auto
mobile was treated at Emergency HOS
pital for slight injuries.
"Do n Good Turn Daily" illustrated
by tableaux. in which members OF Troop
IS, Boy Scouts of America, participated,
was a feature of an entertainment CIV
en- under the auspices of that troop last
evening at the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. An illustrated lecture was CIV
"a, ty j. w. Patton. deputy scout com
missioner. Vocal selections were given
by Miss Christine Wilmington.
meeting of the West Virginia MILL
tary Aid Club has been called this even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Todd e.
SHARP. 1925 Vermont avenue northwest
Two men. each seventy-nve years old,
became i'll on the street yesterday art
ernoon. One of them was John Kane.
IN inmate of Soldiers Home. who was
at New York avenue and 18th street
when he was stricken, and the other
was Charles Dowde, who was taken Ill
at 10th and F streets, fell and cut mis-
head. Both were taken to Emergency
Hospital
Edward VI. Phelps, a soldier stationed
at Fort Myer. Va, was arrested last
night by park policeman 1or an al.
legged violation of city ordinance. He
was taken to Washington Asylum HOS
pital.
The annual strawberry festival Of All
Saints Church. Chevy Chase circle. is
RI he held this evening from to 10
o'clock.
Need for their assistance In the pres
ent crisis was emphasized py frlnclpal
Emory NJ Wilson upon the mempeIs o.
the graduating class OF Centfa nls TIKI
School last evening, when senior hishe
was observed.
Members of the Kiwanis CUP ,s nave
subscribed for S19s.000 of the liberty
loan bonds, it was announced AT
luncheon at the Cochran Hotel yester
day Warren Biggs spoke on general
business affairs. and Archle Bailey
spoke on direct advertising.
The FroIickerx' Club Is to give
dance Tuesday evening at O'CLOCK IN
Davidson's Hall, IT'S 9Th street north
west The committee in charge in
cIudes Daniel Garfnkle, chairman;
Harry Friedenberg. Sidney simon. ISL
dore Weinstein and Joseph NJ. Brown.
Burnside Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, at its meeting last night IN
G. A. r. Hall. voted 10 purchase two
five-hundred- dollar liberty loan bonds.
The meeting was the Anal one Of the
season for this post.
The Social Service League Of MONT
gomery County, Md, will hold its an
nual outing Monday. beginning at 1890
o'clock in the morning. at the Epfsco-
pal Church in Chevy Chase. The league
will carry basket lunches and hold an
all-day meeting. in accordance with Its
custom. The speakers of the day will
be DIR. Clarke Of the public health
service. who has just completed med
neishbo-ing state. and Miss Clara Van
Trump, agent of the Associated Chart
ties.
Tomorrow has been Designated ns
Tag day for the Washington Home
for Foundlines. lbs 18th street. Fair
vendors, Stationed at all important
points about the city. will sell red.
white and blue tags bearing the APP
peal. Save a baby" Funds are needed
for the upkeep of the home. The in
stitution cares for seventy-four babies,
many Of whom are now in the summer
home at Browns station, on the old
Georgetown pike.
Allan r. Peck of 144s Fairmont street
and Julian y. Duvall of 1925 Newark
street have enrolled at the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology for spe-
cial work in aeronautics. They expect
to be commissioned as ayiatorS in the
United States Army and sent to the Eu-
ropean front following the completion
OF the course.
+. Herbert Prem, who made a record
IN athletics while at Georgetown Uni