Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-30

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Arrangements have been completed
lot reception to Rev. DR.. Simon
rabbi of Washington Hebrew congre
cation. tomorrow night at Eight
street Temple. Dr. Simon recently
returned from France, and is t,
resume his Sabbath lectures eacl
Friday evening and Saturday morn
ing.
Frank \. Evans. II minor. by hi;
guardian, Charles y. Evans, has file,
SUIT IN the District Supreme Court t.
recover $4,000 damages from tn.
Chemical Products Company, nea
liiesboro, for alleged personal injur-
les. The plaintiff was in the emplo,
of the company February last. whei
Il wire attached to handle of
machine caught in his glove an,
wrapped his left arm around a shat
OF the machinery, breaking the bone.
OF his forearm, he asserts
}. Edward Chapman has compromis
ed two suits for damages brough
against him by Miss Fern p. Bowman
ana Miss Frances Swaine for injurie:
alleged to have been sustained wher
an automobile of Mr. Chapman's
driven by his SON, coilided with them
in March. 1915, at 14th and Irving
streets. The case was tried recent,
and the jury disagreed. Consent YER
diets were rendered by a jury before
Justice Gould, one in favor of Miss
SWaine for $3.50 and the other in
favor of Miss Bowman for $500.
Dissolution of partnership is asked
in suit filed in the District
against Wilbur F. Nash. The plaintiff
SAYS he formed a partnership with
Mr.. Nash January l, 1905, and they
nave been conducting business under
the name of Nash & Co.. in cooked
meats at Central Market. Mr.. Loetsch
says Mr.. Nash declines to discuss the
terms of a dissolution
"SOme Problems Of Readjustment"
is the subject of an address to be
delivered by Edward p. Costigan.
member of the United States Tariff
Commission, at dinner of the Com
mercial Club at the club in Farragut
square Tuesday evening at 6:3e
o'clock. Mr.. Costigan recently return
ed from tour of the allied nations.
in the course of which he investigated
the changed conditions due to the
war. He also will discuss the pro-
posal to establish free zones or free
ports in the United States as an aid
to foreign commerce.
Miss Jeanette Rankin, Representa-
tive from Montana, has been initiated
into the membership of Zeta Chapter
of the Phi Delta Delta Fraternity of
the George Washington University
Law School. the only women's legal
scholarship fraternity in the United
alumnae of Zeta Chapter, are Mrs.
Osonach, Mrs. Lucy Manning. Miss
Laura Nolstead. Miss Jeanette
Jewell. Miss Harriet Barbour, Miss
Susan George. Miss Bessie Neusom.
Miss Bertha Pabst and Miss Anita
Feale.
DIR. William H. s. Stevens. economist
of the Federal Trade Commission will
lecture at the Y. NJ. c. A, educational
department tonight on Foreign
Trade" Members of the Board of
Merchants and Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION have been invited.
Henry Cooper, coiored. was convict
ed of manslaughter today by jury in
Criminal Division l. Justice Siddons
remanded the prisoner for sentence
After several hours OF deliberation
the jury reached an agreement about
$40 o'clock last evening and signed
a sealed verdict. which was opened in
court this morning. Cooper was
charged with killing Eugene Olden.
also colored, in fingers court No
vember last. Attorney Robert I.
Miller. for the prisoner. had the jury
polled and gave notice of a motion
for new trial.
Philip F.. Gormley, the p. r. Gorm-
ley Company and Leo w. Mcdonald,
said to be an agent for the construc-
ton company. are named as defend
ants in a suit to recover $4,000 DAM
| ages filed in the District Supreme
Court by Herbert Harris Cog alleged
false arrest. The plaintiE asserts
va. February 10 last he was ar
rested at Belvoir., "a. on the com
plant of the defendants, charging him
! with the larceny of goods.
The men of the Vaughn class of CAL
vary Baptist Sunday school are ar
ranging a memorial service. for Sun
day morning. in honor of the memory
| of Francis w. Vaughn, founder of the
class, who died January 80. 1913. This
service to the .'old commander" is held
each year on the first Sunday in Feb
ruary. Mr. Vaughn started his class
with only five members on Sunday
eDTudTy d, 1907
Miss Elsie Cole Phillips of the Ma
tionaI Social Unit Organization will
speak on Experiment In Democracy
before members of the Association OF
Collegiate Alumnae and friends al
the alumnae house, 2506 X street
northwest, tomorrow evening at S
o'clock.
| The kenilwOrth -BenninE- Citizens
Association will meet Monday night
at O clock. A change of name of the
association will be voted on at the
meeting.
The v. w. Ca. will inaugurate a
new line of educational work. con-
| sisting of china painting" Friday
evening at the art studio at the Eliz-
abeth Somers home, 1104 M street
northwest.
"Spring millinery" class will meet
at, they. w. c. A, under the direc-
ton of Mrs Edna Frizzell Combs
Monday evenings from to- 8.
4 meeting OF the College SodaIity
of Our Lady Immaculate at George
town University was held last might
at Dahfgren Chapel Project John G
Prunini presided. The service flag of
the soda1ity now has four gold stars
for Francis j. Murray, Lieut.. Patrick
e. F'innegan. Joseph T. Kelleher and
William McNierney. 49,
Members of the Washington commit
tee of the permanent blind relief war
fund and others interested are invite ed