Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-03-25
Dtne With Hosts After Parade.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

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a can for active par.->4Pation BY the
members in the activities of the Home
befense League OF, the first precinct has
BEEN sent out by Capt Frank E. Glib
spn. All members who do not wish to
take part In the activities are request
"a to turn in their badges, brassards
srd canes. Every member of the unit
@ ordered to report at the boardroom
Of the municipal building tomorrow
night at o'clock. Oficers are to be
elected and bylaws adopted at this
meeting: ~
A'neetfng Of the Heivl Clnb. Eroup
81 Zionists, was held yesterday after
noon at SIT 18th street northwest Louis
n Sawyer, a Boston lawyer. urged
enSolest work among the Zionists OF this
0&ntry, advising them not to boast un-
6fSome actual progress in Zionism has
f4dect, "zionism." was proposed by the
0SAker. Those participating will have
4n4ii Nay ! to submit their essays and
IL writer's Of the two best essays will
leeive prizes Harry Klaivers spoke of
nRok. william TAufston Brown ex.'
n3ained the system of education In force
- the Modern School," of which he is
pSjucipaL at. Stelton, N J.. before q
HAGUE At Pythian Temple yesterday
ehcoi. he said. is citizenship.
r14e Warrington Halfway ana Eleetrsa
Company was today made defendant in
oe1tnted by Theresa A Payne. 1t IL
e1eimed by Mrs Payne that October 1,
1e17s when she was attempting to board
Gear At sth and r, streets northwest,
- thrown to the ground. She alleges
tent she sustained q fracture of the
right arm and that her shoulder and
hiR were bruised - Mrs. Payne also
c1lams thai. she received a severe shock
feshsr nervous system.
orothy SeAweitzef. seventeen yesrx
I'D by her mother. Eolia Ward, as next
Afteud today fled suit for maintenance
1.-The District Supreme Court against
A1IP.Schweitxer. They were married at
eekvtlie. seDtember 20. 1916. and have
so child Cruelty and Inadequate sup
pert are. alleged. although the husband
makes $500 per month. according to the
wifs's petition. :.
1SDSey Jae1s.a. eeIereA. ps4v.se In
CossDs SS3th United States InYantry.
II fhe left side Of hsa cS.st ...t..Sen
Gternoou While on \ vf.it 20 h;s ~
~ sz1 ID street southwest. He was
Gpen nrst, aid at Casualty Hospital and
stt.J ~. =. 1917. s..e. 6eeo Army Hos.
kss,..,, ana .eeI seIlousIy wounded
49, ana NAY not recover. He told
,Se Sept "Hnams OF the fourth pre-
SnSe enxt ne Snot himself because Of
ABOUT MS family.
sYsatee.s f Teale,t.- -
seked to participate In search for
Cyfus Gilieu. who was reported to have
escaped from guard At American Uni
feksaty camp.
zsss-s q
SsHoeteA TAo0Dooas eOBoFed. feur wear.
~ vas struck on the head with a
while playing near his home. 5Is stb
stEeef ssoutheast. yesterday Afternoon.
He Ras not seriously wounded
<DuxaAE . Axht On Ns- vl.~>
NA6t yesterday about moon W.it.-
aRFpHn, coiored. 800 tth .trsst .-,,ss.nsa
Vae shot in the leg nv an ,n,6ast;SS
coIored man. He VAS ahIe - - s
aftera receiving treatment At S.. o.o
Uespttal. S$su@ity
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at{eet was treafed =, 3 - y
$500 ~, yeste,oey afsernoon
l,..-fss.Ss u IN tne iefI thigh He
~,SSsS r.ss.. sAs nc receive the wound
f--hS,Ss eiS'pstine IN q domestic dis
800 49,.
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