Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-11
7(I1[hlIh
NBRIEE. IL

Col. james 8. Petit Camp, No. 3,
United Spanish War Veterans, will
meet Tuesday evening at the Perpetual
Building Association Hall. 18th and e
streets northwest, when officers will
be Installed.
A meeting Of the Bethesda Commu-
nifty League has been called for s
o'clock Monday evening at the
Bethesda School Further reports are
Jaw by the Washington and Rockville
electric line and on the refusal of the
Maryland public service commission
to take action In the matter 1t is
stated the league purposes q direct
appeal to Gov. Harrington for action
by the commission
George BiddIe, who II blind, resfdinx
at 456 street southwest, fell in an
excavation made by the District sewer
department near 7th and II streets
southwest, last night about $50
o'clock and received minor cuts and
bruises He was taken to Casualty
Hospital Police reported that the ex-
Z cayatfon was barricaded and lighted.
reported to police of the fourth pre-
cinct that he was robbed of a watch,
railroad pass and $3.50 in cash at
Maryland avenue and I'd street south
west last night about $50 O'Clock. He
said he was robbed by two unidenti-
fed colored men.
Martin Dryden, 142O o street, asked
police of the fourth precinct last
night to make an effort to recover 500
that disappeared from his pocket yes
terday afternoon while he was on a
trip to Virginia in q taxicab.
The second Of series Of instruction
classes in choral work for women will
be held by Prof. Otto Simon at the
Wilson Normal Community Center
Monday evening at 7:45 o'clock. The
purpose of holding these classes is to
build permanent chorus of 500
women's voices in Washington.
The work at present will be pre-
Jiminary to May festival to be held
at Central High School in which a
double quartet of male voices. now
under the direction of Prof. Simon will
also participate. Glasses are open to
all women.
Kentucky state society will meet
"Wednesday at 8 pm, in the New
Masonic Temple, 18th street and New
York avenue Representative kin
cheioe will preside and tell of his ex-
perience in the war zone Later. a
social hour will be spent.
A dance for all Nebraskans in the
city will be given by the Nebra ska
Women's Washington Club this even
ing at $3.50 O'Clock. Western High
school.
The Ohio Girls Club will give a
dance at Wilson Normal School. 18th
and Harvard streets, this evening for
all Ohioans.
DR.. Ellwood C. Perisho, president al
the University of South Dakota will
lecture tonight at SIS, in the Friends
meeting an ing House on;e 18th and Irving streets
peace?" The public is invited.
The Mount Pleasant Woman.
Christian Temperance Union will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
with Mrs. Wayne B. Wheeler, the
Lehigh apartments, 26O5 Adams Mil
road.
COttcr T. Bride. former member nj
the excise board. who died last Christ
mas day. left no will. His son. Cant
William w. Bride, U. S, A.. and his
daughter. Mrs. Louise Bride VarneII
have applied to the Probate Court TO,
letters of administration on his estate
Mr. Bride owned real estate valued al
$4,000 and personal property worth
$4,000. The petitioners are the onl,
heirs
The entire estate of John Kane I,
left to his sister. Julia E. Kane, ac.
sording to his will dated July 2, 1917
and filed for probate.
Application to change his name I.
Lane has been filed in the District Su
preme Court by William F. Kasiano
wicz, clerk in the office of the adju
fant general, War Department. H,
says he was born in America of nat
uralized parents and wishes to hav,
an American name.
The Washington Railway and Elec
trio Company is named defendant il
suit to recover $4,000 damages file,
IN the District Supreme Court by Ell;
V. Farr. She says she sustained seri
Gus injury September 81. last, wheI
struck by car of, the company a
East Capitol and I'd streets.
Alleging ~Iander aHd false arrest
Amelia NJ. Brewer has filed suit in tn
District Supreme Court to recove
$4,000 damages from Michael Deutscf
\ hotel proprietor. by whom she wa
.employsd "a