Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10

I
| William e. Snyder, 702 9th street
southwest, yesterday morning. The
nre aid not spread to any extent be-
! fore the arrival of firemen. only SIS
damage resulted
Laura Tyler, four years old, Ken
! sington. Md. died at Freedmen's Hos
pital last night as 4 result of burns
received at her home ten days ago.
( her body was turned over 10 rela
I tives.
Harry Neal. coIored. 1904 { street
| southeast, under arrest in the fifth
precinct police station for alleged in
! toXication, tried to break down the
cell door with his head yesterday
afternoon, according to a police re-
| port. He failed in his undertaking.
but succeeded in infiicting painful
scalp wounds which were dressed at
Casualty Hospital.
! kaliipoiis Military Band will give a
. dance at odd Fellows Hall, on eth
! street northwest, February q. Ad
mission will be by card only, which
! may be procured from members of
the band.
J "Christian Science. What Is H."
/ is the subject Of the eleventh lecture
to be delivered in the extension
course being given at Gonzaga Col
lego. The lecture will be delivered
by Rev Thomas T. Gasson, dean of the
graduate schools of Georgetown Uni
: versity, Wednesday night at o'clock,
at Gonzaga College Han.
| Officers of the Park View Citizens
: Association will be nominated at
/ meeting of the organization to be
held tomorrow night at O'Clock in
| the assembly hall of the Park View
] School. DR. w. c. Alden of the geo
; logical survey win give an illustrated
! lecture on the Glacier National Park.
/ A Frederick Douglass anniversary
celebration viii be held tomorrow
night at the Metropolitan A. NJ. f.
Church under auspices of the Bethel
! Literary and Historical Society. Miss
/ Elizabeth c. Carter of Now Bedford.
Mass, and Prof. A. L. Locke Of How
ard University are TO speak
"Our American National Parks" was
( the subject of an Illustrated lecture
delivered by II. Hayes Hamilton at the
F.! Army and Navy Preparatory School
J last night
The Brightwood Citizens AsSoeia-
ton is TO hold meeting Friday night
! at 5 O'Clock at the Erightwood Public
School building, President Charles W.
Kay announces.
! DIR. Wayne b. Wheeler is TO speak
ion The New Declaration of Independ-
ence" at a meeting to be held Friday
night at O'Clock at the Friends
kChurch. 18th and Irving streets, under
the auspices of the Mount Pleasant
Wonians Christian Temperance Union.
| Junior Helpers held a meeting last
week at Alliance House, when DR.
Loeb spoke on ''Zionism."
! A meeting of the Nebraska state As
ISOLATION will be held tomorrow night
at o'clock at Wilson Normal School.
nth and Harvard streets northwest.
The meeting will honor Nebraskas
retiring members of Congress and
! their families Election of associa tion
officers will take place.
( Lieut.. Jean Jabmt of the French
/ high commission will address Il meet
Ting of the Columbian Women of George
| Washington University at O'Clock to-
morrow afternoon at the College
Women's Club, 1S2o / street.
! ."EIectrie Welding in American Ship
! building" will be the subject of an
| illustrated lecture to be delivered by H
A. Bornor, at SIS O'Clock tomorrow
night at Cosmos Club hall, before the
! Washington section of the American
Institute of Electrical Engineers. ..
VIII DC II nSGtiufs Oh MI tAE-
son Post, No. 2. G.. A. r., Thursday
night at O'Clock at Grand Army Hall,
| 1412 Pennsylvania avenue.
! Another class in beginning French
I will meet tomorrow afternoon at SIS
street. II. q. Foster will speak on
/ THE Potomac from Its Source to Its
Mouth" at the Wednesday evening lee
ture.
Washington members Of the Inter-
national ASSOCIATE lion for Identification
are to hold get-together meeting
Saturday at the Hotel Harrington
The uses and possibilities of the finger
| print identification system viii be
taken up at the meeting. Men respon-
sible for establishing the identity of
inany dead soldiers who otherwise
would have been buried in unknown
graves viii give short talks.
] Company c, 5fh Infantry, ID. G. N c.,
/ is to- give a dance and entertainment
on the nighr of February 90 at the
New Willard Hotel.
Tomorrow night the Dramatic Assoc
citation Of Gonzaga College will pre-
! sent Twelfth Night in the college
theater.
RECOMMENDATION as 1t affects the
! -four and feed business was the sub
J ject of speakers at a dinner meeting
/ OF wholesale feed dealers of Wash
| ington at the Lafayette Hotel Thurs
! day night. Z. 7. Moran presided as
! toastmaster. Among those who
/ spoke were w. S. Hoge, sr.; Theo-
/, dore Michael. W. Il. Belts \. A. Lith-
| gov, n. l.. Nutwell. Calvert Dickey.
c, b. Stewart, Frank L. zirkle. Yer
! non II. Green, j. Y. Craig Harry G.
James, Lynn Mcdowell and w. S.
| 1ioge. jr.
! Florence Noar has filed suit in the