Evening star., 1919-01-24
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Joseph w. Farrar has filed suit in
the District Supreme Court to recover
$4,000 damages from John ]. Bar
Through Attorneys Ashley NJ. Gould.
jr., and Darr, Whiteford & Darr the
plaintiff says he was crossing the
roadway at Connecticut and Florida
avenues May 81 last when an auto
mobile Of the defendant ran him down
and inflicted permanent injuries.
A collision between a sisht-seednx
automobile and an Army automobile
on the road to Mount Vernon Decem-
Der last forms the basis of a suit
to recover $4,000 damages filed in
the District Supreme Court by Flor
snce S Fornwald against the Royal
Sightseeing Company. The plain
tfff says she was passenger on the
sight seeing car and was thrown from
the seat and sustained serious injury.
At the annual meeting of the st.
PauTs Holy Name Society officers were
elected as follows: President, Francis
Delaney; vice president, James ]. Nell
Igan; secretary, William Mack; treas
urer, John Roach; marshal, P. j. Hal
tigan. A reminiscent talk was given
by Mon. James ]. Mackin, rector of
ST. Paufs Church.
The Biological Society of washing
ton will meet tomorrow evening at
o'clock in the auditorium of the New
National Museum. The speakers will
include G. Dallas Hanna and W. L.
McAtee.
Proceedings for a limited divorce ON
q charge of cruelty have been insti-
by Ruth C. Scarborough against Law
renee j. Scarborough. They were
married at Weehawken, N. j., October
2, 1914, and have one child.
Martin T. Maloney has filed suit In
the District Supreme Court for an alb
so1ute divorce from Annie E. Maloney
They were married at Baltimore De-
cember Z, 1895, and had six children,
all deceased.
The second OF the dances to he
given at Carroll Hall will be held to-
morrow evening at s o'clock. The
dance is for the benefit of war ac-
> tivities of st. Patrick's Academy.
The board of religious education of
the diocese of, Washington will meet
for the annual institute convention.
Wednesday, February 19, at Epiphany
Parish Hall, 1917 G street northwes
Speakers are Arcbdeacon Grieg OF
Worcester, England: Rt. Rev. Wilson
u. Stearly, bishop coadjutor of New
ark.
Miss Ruth Putnam will speak on
"Luxenburg" at the Association of
Collegiate Alumnae House, 2506 X
street northwest. this evening at 8
o'clock. College women wishing to
join are invited.
Arrest OF Amanda Smith. coiored. as
ar escaped prisoner-patient from
Washington Asylum Hospital has
been asked Of the police.
The woman, who resided at 1892
18th street at the time of her arrest
oh Of pd Ia
was sent to the hospital from the Dis
trict Jail because she was sick.
Suffering from exhaustion. hungry
and anxious to get shelter, John Fin
ley thirty-nine years old, visited the
second precinct police station last
night and asked that he be given bed
and food.
He said he had escaped from hos
pital at Catonsvi1le. Md, and had
walked to this city, a distance of thlr-
ty-five miles.
Sparks from n pipe started a fire in
the house of Ida Langhorne, 1459 Yer
mont court. about 7:30 o'clock last
night Damage amounted to only sA5
Short rt-circuited wires started a fire
yesterday afternoon, which caused
slight damage in a street car at Flor
ida avenue and Ist street northeast
Miss Isabel ID. HoIbrook OF Rostor
md Los Angeles Is giving series o
lectures on child study at O'Clock
every Saturday afternoon at 1915 y
street. under the auspices of the Fra.
te-nity in Education.
Ralph ~. Hamilton spoke ON ..Th.
American and Canadian Rockies" be
fore members Of the Calvert club n
z Dupont circle last night
E~strai Lodge, No. Z. .. q. q. ~. vii
confer the degree Of truth tonight
in tho o. q +. temple.
dance will b~ held nj Carroll Hal
tomorrow might for tho benent q
local charities.
a ssettsG sf the Spanish a me rtess
..tIhaAAum viii be held nsxt Wsanas-