Evening star., 1919-01-22
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-. Amelie L. Smith has filed suit
0rafntenance against S. Burke
: Snsatn, employe of an electric boat
corupany. The wife charges cruelty
ands-says her husband has failed to
pay her $500 for the month of Jan
nary ysunder an agreement since they
separated October last. The Smiths
were married February 81, 1912. and
have two children
Commander Hollis T. Winston. U. 8.
N, has been ordered by Justice RaiIey
of the District Supreme Court to nav
temporary alimony of SIPS a month to
his wife. Marie E. Winston. Mrs. Win
ston brought suit for limited di-
Sorce last month.
G. Balducci has been reelected pres-
ident of the Holy Name Society of the
{ HOLY Rosary Church. Other officers
also elected for 1919 are: G. Giuffre.
Hce president; L. Carta. recording sec
Teeary; N. Astore, treasurer; T. Giuf-
re marshal; NJ Bello. N. Nencioni, s.
Sarta, delegates to the convention:
Rev: N. De Carlo. pastor of the parish
spiritual director.
A reel Of wire belonging to the
/, chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
the lexington freight yard YESTERDAY
: afternoon and seriously injured viii
= liam Zack. sos H street northeast. a
helper on the truck. He was taken to
Emersency Hospital. where it was
found that his back had been hurt and
his liver probably affected.
ssThe Victory We Celebrates will he
! the subject of an address by W. e.
! Andrews. representative elect from
! Nebraska, tomorrow morning at II
) o'clock, at the annual quarterly con-
xentlon and day of prayer of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
at lexington Presbyterian Church. An
sll-day session win convene at 10
o'clock. A professional, in celebration
OF the nation being voted dry. in
which seyenty-fiye young people will
nave part will take place at 3:45 in
be held an hour earlier
Automobile stealing and toyrfdins fs
On the increase in this city: according
531 cars were taken since July /. the
beginning of the current fiscal wear
Of these 444 have been recovered
Owners of automobiles stolen since
December 16 and not recovered are S
Hoover. Q Street market: Mrs B
) Connell, 2217 14th street; E. c. Horton
Abbeville. S. G. G. A. Holden, Nun
sey building; E. n. Rees. 2oo7 North
Capitol street; a; B. Dulin, 1880 18th
Va. and American Red Cross
4 resolution of sympathy on the
death of Col. Theodore Roosevelt wa,
adopted by the John Marshall Harlan
Relief Association at it's last meeting
4 meeting to elect officers OF tn,
washington branch of the Howard
University Alumni Association will
be held Friday evening at O'Clock
!. at $40 w street northwest
An entertainment under the aus
pices of the Catholic women's wa,
relief committee will be held at tn,
X. of c. building at Washington bar
racks for the men of the post Frida,
aeyening at o'clock.
The Y. NJ. H. A. will give its seeont
annual dance tonight at Old Masoni,
Temple, 9Th and f streets Part O.
the proceeds has been donated to tn,
warsufferers' fund.
The recently organized Central Hisi
School Glee Club, of which Miss Heller
Healy is president. made it's initia
appearance this morning in the schoo
auditorium. Mrs. Hoover, director o
the club, has announced that tn,
membership will be increased to in
clude boys, and that rehearsals will
be held regularly once a week.
Representative Scott Ferris Is to b,
I the principal speaker at the mex
= meeting of the Oklahoma Club, an
! uounced for Friday evening, at
o'clock, 1t the Wilson Normal School
18th and Harvard streets northw est
q ana at which every person from
II 0RkiennnA In the District ia cordtell,