Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-17
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Alts. Avarilla Lambert. widow OF
Tahnadge A. Lambert, left no will.
1ppication has been made by her
h&ee children for the appointment of
her son, Wilton j. Lambert, as ad-
mtnistrator- According to the petit
lion, Mrs. Lambert owned real estate
Of the assessed value of $4,000 be-
sides stocks and bonds. the value of
which is not estimated.
Mrs. Sarah Stein has filed suit I'm
The District Supreme Court for MAIN
yenance against Morris Stein. She
also declares he refuses to contribute
70 her support.
Mrs. Della v. Hays has asked the
District Supreme Court to annul her
marriage to Norman l.. Hays, which
took place at Ellicott City, Nd, Au-
gust 2. 1918. They lived together until
august %. 1915, when. the wife as
sorts, she discovered her husband had
another wife living in Richmond from
whom he had not been divorced.
There will be discussion of the
league of nations proposal and of the
branch 7. NJ. c. A. at 3:45 o'clock
Sunday afternoon James A. Cobb will
open the discussion
Chi Deuteron charge George WASH
fngton University of the Theta Delta
Chi Fraternity will hold an alumni
dinner and smoker. tomorrow even
ing. at the fraternity house, 1912 CAL
vert street. Several members of the
fraternity from other colleges in the
city on governmental work will at
tend.
The Oklahoma state Club meeting
scheduled for tonight at the Wilson
Normal School has been postponed
until next Friday. Representative
Scott Ferris of Oklahoma will deliver
an address.
Rev. DIR. James Gordon. pastor of the
First Congregational Church. will
speak at the Eighth Street Temple
tonight on Present Day Conditions"
which will precede the address. will be
conducted by Rabbi Louis Stern. The
public is invited.
Secretary Charles ID. waIcott of the
Smithsonian Institution will give the
flfgt of the series of free lectures on
scientific topics in the auditorium of
the National Museum, 10th and B
streets, at 4 80 o'clock tomorrow aft
efnoon. His subject will be Photo
! graphing in the Canadian Rockies"
The talk will be illustrated.
Many reports of thefts from auto
44pbiles parked about the streets have
Been reported to the police the past
few weeks. Three such reports were
inside last night, the losers being S. B.
xrfkxs, Gaithersburg, Md; Rev. F. J.
EE. Lee. Cosmos Club. The stolen
prl4erfy included automobile tires
wearing apparel
49, Mitchell. FOG C street. walked
into an open coal vault in front of
1901 g street yesterday afternoon and
xeceived injuries to his head and legs.
He was taken to Emergency Hos
pital
sAIulnae and former students are
invited by the University of Illinois
Voman's Club to meet its president,
Hrs r. H. Armstrong. at the Fon-
fAnef, 18th and Fairmont streets,
Monday night at o'clock.
AxsaAing by Alfred Noyes Is to be
Giyen at the Mount Vernon Seminary.
Nebraska avenue, next Friday after
noen at $3.50 o'clock. The public is
United.
Henry G.. Thomas. seventy years old.
Occupant of a room on the fourth
fioor at as Pennsylvania avenue, was
xoQHA dcdQ MS IOOIn ABOUT o CLOCK
yesterday afternoon. He had been
asphyxiated by gas that escaped from
q 6xture in the room. The coroner
gave certificate of accidental death.
Mrs. Edward s. steele will present
. Psychological Study OF Helen KEEL
1err at the meeting of the Society for
Philosophical Inquiry at the Public Lii
bFNry next Saturday afternoon at 4:30
- Junier Order Of United Amer
lean Mechanics, Potomac, Valley
Forge Council. No. 80, met Wednesday
George W.. Rue. made an address
which showed that his administra-
ton will be strenuous one. Music
wa furnished and a buffet luncheon
eerved.
Thefe viii be n meeting of the Me-
mortal Continental Hall committee at
Memorial Continental Hall Monday
erening, February 3. at o'clock
Lieut.. Arthur Mckeogh, LIST En-
Eireers. 30Sth Infantry, Whittlesey's
Adjutant of the famous Lost Bat
talon" will address the members of
the United Service Club of America,
Dupont circle. next Tuesday even
ing at 5 O'clock. 1t was Lieut. Nc
Keogb who personally carried the
message of the battalion's plight back to
the American forces.
I1poetant Changes In Schedule, w. s.