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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23
B~iuroZarzatlu Central.
negO wv. Mar. Pol.
BACZNOSC!

Odtad ME beda juz wydawane
okolniki do ~sekretarzy Grup. w tenn
miejscu beda zamieszczane zawiado.
mienia cd Sekretarza .Jen. ola sekre-
tarzy Grup i ozionk6w Il. N. P. Me
chat wiec kazdy oz}onek Zwiazku
zwraca baczna uwsge ma to miejsce
W ,,Zgodzie" i czyta uwaznis wszsl-
kie zawiadomienia tax ably by} do.
brze poinformowany o sprawach
Zwiazku, albowiem wym6wki jake.
by ME by} ma posisdzeniu Tub ME
byi poinformowany dostateoznie
Prrez zsrzad swej grupy ME bada
stanowczo uwzgledniane.
Zarzad Centrally uchwali} ma po.
siedzeniu dnia 80 kwietnia, zawiado.
mic Prezesa kaadej Grupy ktora ma
jakakolwiek zalegiosc, tax, aeby ten
ME mia& pozniej wym6wki, re o tel
zaleglosci ME wiedzial. Zarzad Cen.
tralny zmuszony by} uczynie to re
wzgledu ma dobro oaisgo Zwiazku.
Niekt6rym sekretarzom 6nanso.
wynn nie podoba}o sic to i uwaaali
zawiadomienie take "a ublizenie ola
siebie j z tego powodu napisali mi
listy ps}ne wymyslah i pogrozek.
Divine to rzeczywiscie postepowa-
ME. Me bylo tn zamiaru ublizsnia
nikomu. Przeoies prezes, jake glo-
wa Grupy, Powinien bye zawiado-
miony o wszystkiem, CO Grippe OBJ.
cbodzic moze. Zsrzad Cent?. ME
robii przykrosci zadnej Grupie, kt6-
ra .rsgularnie Podatki opsaoala.
Ss jednak Grupy, ktore przy kaz.
del sposobnosci krzycza i protsssuja
przeciwko ko~nstytucji i uchwaiom
Zarzsdu Csntralnego j niszadowolo-
ne z wiasnego niewiasciwego poste-
Powania, i~essoseliaae Grspy do po-
dobnsgo- Postepowania namawiaja.
PIP. sskresarzs ME maja eaten maj.
mniejszego Powodu gniewania sic ma
to rozporzadzenie Zarzadu Central
nego. Rozchodzi sic tn o dobro
kazdego Pojsdyhczego czionka, ksa-
del Grupy, csiego Zwiszku. Trudno,
W TAX wielkiej orgsnizacyi must bye
Tad ] porzadek, ] zadns Grupa ktora
zastosujo sic do konstytucyi i rozpo-
rzadzeh Zarzsdu Centr., ME potrzs-
buje sic obawiae o swoje prawa.
he swego postepowania ~wytioma.
czy sic Zarzad Centr. pred dslega-
tami Sejmu.
- ...
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23
w sprawie Certyfikat6w.

Sekretar.e grup, odebrawszy GER.
tyfikaty (dyplomy) Ola czionk6w
powinni takows natychmiast spraw.
dzic ozy So wiasciwis wyrobione lub
ME.
Jezeli So jake niedokiadnosci, to
csrtyfikat PoSinien bye jaknajpre-
dzej zwr6cony do poprawienia z do
kiadnem wyjasnieniem, co ma bye
PoPrawione. Prey wypisywaniu GER
tyfikatow jest wiasnie najlepsza spo.
sobnosc wszelkie niedokiadnosci jak
niewiaseiwis wypisane nazwiska,
niedokiadny zapis. wysokos6 zabsz-
Pieozenia j t. d. naprawie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

Zawiadamiam j~eszoze raz PIP. Ss-
kretarzy Grup, re powinni razem 2
Certy6kstem smierci czionka made
'iac jego Certy6kat zabezpieczenia.
Zarzad Centr. stanowczo ME wyp}a.
CT posmiertnego, ieaeii Certyfka.
zabezpieczenis ME zostanie nadesla.
ny razem z Certyskatem smisrci.
Certyfkat zabezpieczenis aostanie
wysiany do PodPi.u przsz spadko.
bieroe Tub spadkobieroov razem 2
pr1ekaaem Dsnkowym ma posmiert-
ne.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

Zsrzad Csntr. SARA sic, azsby
wszelkis vyPadki smisroi byiy jak.
n~ajpredzej zsiatwions ] aeby pienia.
DE byty wyslane, komu sic nsleza
Uczyni6 jednak tego ME mozs bez
dostatscznych dovodow smierci.
Zs 50 zsbiegi PREY dostswisuiu
potrzsbnych prawnych dowodow
smierci, to pewno, ale przsciez temu
ME winien jest zarzad Csntr. q.
Zarzad Centr. bezwiocznie umiesci
ma cyrkuIarru ! wypiaci W ozasie
Prsepisanym k~onstytucys z. N. r.
kaady wypadek smierci, pray ktoryn
naisczone Sd wystsrczajacs. pravns
dowody smierci.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

Poniewaz DUO Grup Jest krzy-
wdzonych przez niesumiennost ozlon-
k6w, ktorzy Grippe o~puszczaja z diu-
glenn, ola tego konstytuoya z. n. r.
Aada, a1eby kazdy cz}onek zlo.y1
~poreczenie (depozyt) po so centow
cd ka.dych 300 dolarow zabezpie-
oxenia.
Poreozenie jest ma to, re gdy czlo.
mex ME zaPiaci jsdnego c~yrkularza,
Grupa zaP}aci takowy ze z&ozonego
Porsczenia j podaje zarazem ozlonka
do suspendowania i W ten sposob
GruPa ME jest naraaona ma strate.
Jezeli zas ezionek zap}aci zalegiy
Oyrkularz da sic odsuspendowa6,
poreczenie pozostajs W Grupie ma
dal' Ma Pierwszsgo kazdsgo- mie-
siaca Zarzad Cent. wystawia raohu.
mex Grupie "a upiyniony miesiao i
nakiada podatki przewidziane kon.
ssytuoya ma kazdego dobrze stojace-
go cz&onka. Jeteli zater czionek
da sic z Grupy wykreslie pc wysla.
niu raportu missiecznsgo t. j. W o.
statnioh dniach miesiaca, jest zobo.
wiazany wszelkie podatki przypada.
jace ma ten miesiao zap}acit i Cru.
pa, ktora ME odbierzo cd takiego
cz4onka podatku ma ten miesiac
PrzyPadsjacego wyds mu zlozone
p~oreozenie jest zobowiazana "a ia
kiego cz{onka zaplacic.
Grupa ME moze wyda6 czfonkowi
karty podroAnej, jezeli ozionek ME
zaP}aci W Grupie wszelkich ma niego
przyPadajacych p%odatkow. Zarzad
Cent. uwazac bedzie stanowczo wy
DAME karty podroznej jake dow6d,
70 czionek W Grupie absolutnie MIC
ME zalega.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

Zarzad Centralny uchwali{ W mysl
konstytucyi Il. N. p, aaeby nietyl-
ko nowy ozlonsk zapsaoi{ "a certyf.
kat, ale j kazdy starry ozlonek, ktory
ola jakiejkolwiek pr.yczyny zmie
mia takowy. Jezeli wiec czionek
zmienia sunny Posmisrtnego, spadko-
bisrcow i I. d. odbisra nowy oertyf.
kat i obowiazany jest IA takowy
zaplaciG. DUO bardzo czlonkow
zmieniaja swoie csrtyfkaty bezu.
stannie j ola tego Zarzsd Centr. "a.
deoydowal, azeby zadac zaplate "a
kazda zmiane. DUO takze czlon
kow trzymaio oertyfkaty 20 kilka
lat j doPiero teraz spostrzegaja, ae
niema wiasciwego zapisu, lub re
imie i nazwisko niewiasoiwie wy.
pisane, chocisz Zarzad Csntr. zasto-
sowas sic do informacyi podanyoh W
aplikacyi.
Niewiasty 50 bszwarunkowo no.
wynn czionkami (czionkinami) cd
novel konstytucyi obowiazane %
zap}acic "a certyfikat.
GruPa kt6ra ME zap3aciia "a Cd
znaki, ksiatki lab csrtyfikaty bedzie
uwaaaua jake zalsgsjaca W Zwiazku
Mar. Pol j odbisrze k~wartalny wy.
kaz lie zalsga.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

Jezeli W zawiadomieniu ME Jest
~wymieniony uumer Cyrkalarzs j su-
ma, to znaczy, ze ME rozchodzi sic
tn o zalsgsose caiego cyrkolarrs
tylko o jego czesc lab dswniejsze
zslsgsosci. Jezeli Grupa ME made.
sfs}a cafej sunny cyrkularza tylko
czesc, to kasyer Y. N. P. wypisuje
W pokwitowaniu wyraznie, lie Jest
ma ten oyrkularz asPsacone. Me
MONA wiec uwaza6, ze poniewsz
kssyer q. N. p. jest podpissny, csiy
cyrkularz juz Jest ~zapiacony.
Zwracsm Grupom uwage ma to,
Re wszelkie pieuisdzs ~nslszscs sic
"a oyrkularz, powinny bye bezwa.
runkowo wysiane ma sdres kasyera
Il. n. r., OBJ. NJ. Majewskiego, a ME
ma innego urzedaika.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

Zwracam uwage Zarzadu grupy
ma to, ze przyjmujac kandydata, o.
PROOF wstepnsgo powinni zadae od
niego zaplaty naprzod przynajmniej
"a jeden Cyrkulsrz. Kandydat pc
Przyjeciu Jest za}aczony ma nastep.
ny Cyrkularz, a poniewaz ozesto sic
zdarza, re kandydat namysli sic i ma
Posiedzenia wiecej ME przyjdzis.
Grupa ma tenn traoi, DO zaoiaga W
Zwiazku dug, ktory jest zobowia.
zana zaPlaoit.
T. N. HELINSKI, Sekr. Jen.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

smTTf W kwietniu 1901 posmiertne wypiacono:
iMS Franciszek Prena, zgr no. TO- OPS, zmarfy Is npcs 1891 I. 8 53335
1897 Jozed Aleksajhs gr 21 no. 806ss, Cyrk VII 10000
%o ian Sooonk, gr8 81, no. coos, Cyrk. VII 10000
- 1882 MARGIN MaIoskI p or II no 9aa eel VII a.
1863 Sapis{awP Terzv6LG ~, 40 ao1a GO Ur 900
1854 Fraucizek Pro6aaskt e. no 10 MAJ o. vr 90
1865 WoctechO kovL % ,fs ,n oa.a1 CO vfi" r.e -f ogooo
io StanIstaw Zdiebfowski q gr 1856, 70. g1i3 Cyrk VII 10000
1891 Joze niszews q gr 262 ~ 1904, Cyrk. VII 10000
iS Michsf kofodziejewski Q gr 266. no. 16038, Cyrk VII 10000
isS an OszewskL q gt 2T6 no. 1880 Cyrk VII. 10000
iiS%o Mtchaf Matyjevfcz z gr 25 no. 1924 Cyrk. VII $1,000
s,aa mhnoHe ZswadEkL q gr 3t n o 21l21 Cyrk VII. 10000
i55 Mnhehmina Tunj, gr "a, nc 3OOe2, Cyrk VII 10000
iSi maryanna Opalska r. 14j, no 32O9e, Cyrk VII $1,000
1000 sichaina Grzeczka, . r. 2S1, no. 3i2JO, Cyrk. VII 10000
iiSe Jmlanna Wisniewska gr 2s q. 34G96, Cyrk. VII. 10000
.a anNnlna elminska q ~ i41, n 10 4B3B,C yrk VII. $4,000
100 Aussnna Btskup, q r 4s, n {. 45@, Cyk. VII 10000
t .. /. Karen 8 iS2S335
Puy wypfade Cyk. VII dogd ME wypacony. rg
1852 Franchzek Jeuczewski gr. 44 no. 1854, 10000
Masterpieces bensfty anlsrci " r6znych czssach zskvesyon,wansp rzsr "a.
rRdy ssjeucs ME wypiacone.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-05-23

40 Antoni kurzedkovskL z gr s. no. 1914, smarfy 17nstopads 1892 q. $4,000
&C. mneny vac q gr 81, a o. 1905, zmary 81 lpca 1896 T. 10000
H4 rrsnchsek Sztubs, zgr 2s 10. 1851, zmsry 5grudna 1896 r. $50
iiS Fnnoszek frena, gr III no g22S, znary is hpcs 1897 2G665
80 Tnancnle WsoWsk r. 49, To- 2l2l, IN 8 grudna 1891 r. 5000
lU Julian Liphski, 2 gr 1D, 70. T. zmary % lutego 1898 r. 10000
~ Jan DoPpke,z gr 81 no 6O31 zmany 10 kwhtnis 1887 G. 10000
l2g JAa KaIcse~skb . G. 26, no. 1901, zmMiy II kwietnia 1898 r. 5000
I2O AdamR yba, 2 gE 25, N o. 2825p, zmsrfy Hpos 1888. 10000
1901 Wseny Borchsrt q gr 10, No 6W3, zmariy 3 hsfopsda 1883 r 10000
ID Josef kozhckl gE g. no. 8Q an. 10 kwetnia 1900 r. 2OOoo
1910 Miohaf KropidfowskL q gr 44, no. 252O5, I'M. IL kyfstnta 1900 1000
1917 gaceny hozmierskL z gr A, no. 5C4a mar 25 stycspia . T. 5000
1l7S Fn%zek Borusieylor. 2 r 40 o 2s@e zmar 20 nsros 1900 T. 10000
80 % pee gr I'LL, no SOA zmary y cxerwca 1900 n 10000
1884 lgn@y Humhskb Z gr 1885, no. 1857, zmsriy IL Iiuopada 1900 r. s0Oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15

ANTON FISCHER'S. 9O6 G. LACE CUR
TAINS AND BLANKETS CLEANED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15
CLAIM DISALLOWED.
Commissioner Decline to Pay for EX-
ira Work ON Sewer.

j. X. Murphy. the contractor for the
Tiber creek sewer. recently constructed
through the Capitol grounds and southeast
Washington, has submitted a bill to the
District Commissioners for extra work in
the reconstruction of the 24-inch pipe
sewer over the line of the Tiber creek
sewer at the crossing Of LIST street south
east. The Commissioners about two weeks
ago declined to allow a claim put in by
Mr.. Murphy for extra work done in replac-
ing conduits. cutters, etc, in the Capitol
grounds. an j., now they have concurred in
the recommendation of o. L. Ingalls,, an
assistant engineer of the sewer division,
that the last rendered bill from Mr.. Muir
ply be not paid. for the reason. as he al
leges tina. the work performed consisted
in simply restoring existing sewer to
its original condition. Paragraph of the
specifications of the contract provides that
the contractor shall. for the prices bid.
make all provisions necessary to maintain
and protect trees, gas pipes. water pipes.
conduits sewers and other structures, and
shall repair all damage occasioned. Also
the price bid for earth excavation above
sewer subgrade includes all sheeting and
snoring. bridging and fencing, and restora-
ton of existing sewers, water mains, gas
mains, etc, and all incidental work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15
Annual Thanksgiving Services.

Sunday evening last the members of the
Grand United Order of Odd Fellows of the
District Of Columbia held their annual
Thanksgiving services at Vermont Avenue
Baptist Church. An audience Of over 1000
composed of members of the order and
their friends was present. and several hun
dred We're turned from the doors for want
of room The Washington Patriarchie No.
il. Capt W p. Gray. seventy-five men, and
the Georgetown Patriarche No. A. Capt
j & Beckett forty men, attended in full
uniform. The exercises We're held under
the auspices of the executive committee of
District Grand Lodge. No. = District
Grand Master w e. Martin presided and
District Grand Director II F Williams
acted as master Of ceremonies The other
grand officers present were Deputy Grand
Master W. IL Rose. Grand Secretary C. b.
Walker and Grand Treasurer + w West
ReT. Geo. W. Lee delivered the principal
address
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15
RAILROADS.
BALTIMoRE An ouIo y y

H.
Leave Washington. New Jersey ave- and G 81.
Chicago aud northwest. 1850 am. and .o3
pm.
Cincinnati. st. Louis and indianapolis. .io,0,
am, 3: 41 pm 81 10 night.
fittsbarg and Cleveland, 1860 am IS 10 n m
and q 90 night. '
Columbus and Wheeling sos pm
Winchester 1875 am. t3:i5 and IS 80 pm.
AnnsPnlis t7:I0. $3.50. IS IS am. ti2i5. q IS
and 50: 80 pm.
IS 30 pm 49, ''''
Iiagerstown. t1o:oS a. and 1890 pm
Boyd and why points, 1885. $500 am Sli5,
II 30. - 80, '1:0S pm 'N'
Gaithersburg and way points ts:s5 sa:0a An.
tI2:e. si:ia. tS:oo ti:3o. 800. 10 "a. .5.a5.
s1o:l5, vi 20 pm.
Washington Junction and way points. 4s:25. 50 90
am, sl:l5. 1880, IS 80 pm. '
baltimore, week days, NJ RI. 500 ego T.o5
N;lo. xs:3o :3S. N9:2o. Nlo.do m, xi5 IL m,
l.;lS; xl no h3;oO S4;o0 xi:3o. 4:S5 Na:05 ~ 10
1850. N6;so. 6:3o. xsso. nl0;oo. 30. II S5
pm. sundays. N2::S5. X as. Al 10 s3n =, 81
m, x12:1o, x1 10 l:I5. x2:oO A2:Xa 4 3A < -,
xo:lo. $50, xsoo. N1o;o0. xii 80. xii IS nm
ROYAL Bile LINE
An trains Illuminated with Pintsch light
BaltiInore. Philadelphia, New York. Ilsf N and
the east, '2:5, sos DINER - 30 tIsur =, go,
''iherl, Tlo.tn dpinerl am. '12;iO GInrr, I I'D
,pnerl 800 Royal Limited" tDlnerl. "a :ol tlif,f-
fet. '5;"5 diner. $500 and III 30 pm ,>l..pins
Car open at 1890 o'clock 's
farl"r Cars all day trains.
and 1900 pm. Nv
DAILY. Except Sunday sSund,,. ,,t.
NExpr,.ss trims
fsggaGe called for and checked from hotels and
residences by Union Transfer Co ON orders l.ff al
TICKET offices, tl9 PenBsy rania avenue uus l at
New York avenue and Fifteenth street ana ~ d.
no26 d. b. MARTIN. Mgr Pass Traffic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15
FIRE CHIEFS NEW RULE
TWO TRUCK COMPANIES TO RESPOND
TO HOSPITAL ALARMS.
Policy Adopted to Afford Best Possible
Protection to the In
mates.

Chief Engineer Robert W. Dutton Of the
fire department today forwarded to the
District Commissioners copy OF an order
he has issued directing that. in the future
two truck companies shall respond to all
alarms of fire sent in from the Freedman s.
Children's And Garfield Hospitals, respec-
lively. and from the Washington Orphan
ASYLUM. Each of these institutions has
special private fire alarm box on the prem
ises so there can be installing the To-
cation of the fire when alarm is sounded
from these numbers.
The order is in line with the policy of the
new fire chief to give the best possible pro-
lection to the hospitals and charitable in
stitutions of the city, where there are
many inmates. many of whom are more
or less in q semi-helpless or altogether
helpless condition. ard are in need of
prompt assistance in the event of fire.
Chief DuttOn has been enabled to issue the
order above referred to by the installation
of truck company + on Whitney avenue,
Columbia Heights, giving ample truck ia
cilities for most sections of the city Mr.
button has further recommended to the
District Commissioners that they refer to
the board of charities the suggestion that
other hospitals and charitable institutions
of the city be provided with special fire
alarm boxes. in order that they may enjoy
the advantages of the new rule, the same
as institutions already so equipped in the
event of fire.
The advantage of having as many ladders
as possible on the scene in case of a con-
ffagration at a hospital or orphan asylum
is readily apparent, and the sending of two
trucks on the first alarm from these insti-
tutions will provide the means necessary, 1t
is believed. for rescuins all who may be in
peril of their lives from the flames. Here
tofore but one truck company has respond
ed to alarms from the four institutions pro-
vided with private alarm boxes
Three or four engine companies Will, of
course. accompany the two trucks in re-
spending to these special alarms, and a
sufficient number of tiremen thus will be on
hand at the earliest possible time. Chief
Dutton urges that all the institutions of the
character mentioned should be provided
with private alarm boxes, and that. these
boxes should be used only i'll the event of
fire in the institution, Inc depart neut will
if such a rule is followed, be informed at
once of the work it may have in hand in re-
spending. There are many institutions in
the city, in addition to those already
equipped with special alarm boxes, in need
of being placed in position for better and
quicker fire protection, it is stated, by Sc
curing like arrangement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
MunicinnI Orders.

The District Commissioners have ordered
that Stephen H. Quigley. chairman In the
office of the surveyor. District of Column
bia. at So per day. be hereafter desig-
mated as clerk. at the same compensation,
and that c. Francis Owens be appointed
typewriter in the office of the surveyor.
District of Columbia. at So per day.
That the offer If the Washington Trac-
ton and Electric Company to sell to the
District Of Columbia about 5000 granite
blocks for $1i per thousand is hereby ac-
ceIted- cost charge able to the appTOpria-
ton for BladCusBUrg road. 1901. and that
Montgomery street between Brentwood
road and Bunker Hill road be improved by
minor reTIiTS. at an estimated cost of SlJG
chdrgeabie to the current appropriation
for repairs to county roads and suburban
streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15
LuNACY PROCEEDINGS.
Ten Persons to BE Examined Under
Charges Of Insanity.

Lunacy proceedings have been instituted
by the Commissioners Of the District of
Columbia against ten persons. all OF whom
are alleged to be OF unsound mind, and not
proper subjects to be at large In the COM
munity. The names of the alleged lunatics
are William J. Palmer, Harry Marcus,
Olive A Cowing, Mary Hoton and Chas.
F. Post, all white, and Catherine Wells.
Walter Nelson, John Warren, Addie H.
Shields and Jane Lewis, colored.
The petitions were presented TO Justice
Anderson. holding the Orphans Court, who
signed orders appointing two physicians In
each of the cases to examine the alleged
lunatics. directing them to make their eN-
aminations and appear in court on Friday
next at o'clock pm. and give evidence
regarding the sanity of the persons men
toned The hearings VIII take place be
fore Justice Anderson in the room of Grim
inal Court No. >. city hail. Attorney A
Leftwich Sinclair appears for the Com
miSSionerS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15

In the ease Of William II. Ford. minor.
against the District of Columbia. tried in
Circuit Court No. / before Chief Justice
Bingham and 4 jury. d verdict in favor of
the defendant was returned yesterday after
noon. Attorneys y. L. Duyau and A l..
Sinclair appeared for the District
The plaintiff sued 70 recover $1,000 dam
ages for personal injuries claimed to have
been sustained by him on February L.
1880. by falling into a hole or opening on
2d street near its Intersection with q street.
IL was alleged The District ''wrongfulIy and
negliEeUJly permitted and allowed 10 be
and remain un2uarded by lights or barr!-
cad's. signal or signals or other warnin
or protection To pedestrians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15

AS the result of the annual elocution con-
test at st. John College, Vermont avenue,
last evening a gold medal was awarded to
Albert T. Cannon. Honorable mention was
made of Edward W. Cannon and Joseph
II. Dierken. The judges of the contest
were: Rev Brother Blandn F. S. c.: Rev
Thomas S. Dolan Rev. Thomas Sylvester
Flynn, James b. Green, Wilton J. Lam
bert, Maj Edmond Maliett,- L. S. A.: DR..
Robert A. Marmion, L. S. N: Rev. r. P
o Rourke. o. P; Howard S. Reside, Jas.
r. Shea, John d. Slater and Rev. j. Dav-
export Sterling.
Those who took part were Alphonso
Hughes. ]. =. Duryea. John Quinn, Leo
Deievigne, John Windmayer, Sidney v
Bingham, Raymond Donaldson, George
Leger, Albert I. Cannon, Thomas A. Nc
Lucas, w. Edward Cannon, Oswald j.
O'Neil, j. Arthur Smith, Joseph H. DER
ken. Charles II. Orme, John A. Croghan,
Albert d. Eshert Arthur J. Delevigne. Jer-
emiah j. Quinn, Michael w. Flynn, Roscoe
A, Ridgeway and John j. Drury.
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Meeting of HOsuitQ1 Directors

At meeting of the board of directors of
the Casualty Hospital last evening DR..
John X. Wellington was elected as chief OF
the chair of surgery and emergency de-
partment, and d. Jesse Shoup was elected
to fill the chair on ear, nose throat and
chest diseases.
The monthly report of the hospital de-
partment showed that IS casualty cases
had been treated. and that 81 operations
had been performed in the casualty de-
partment. One hundred and fifty-one APP
pNcationS for treatment had been made in
the dispensary. and 10a were admitted.
Nine operations were performed. 1T5 re-
visits were made, and 531 prescriptions
COMPOUNDED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15

The regular annual meeting of the Ma
tional College Of Pharmacy was held May
II at the college building, sos l street
northwest. and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: DR. A j.
SChafhirt. president, VIM. @. Roe, first vice
president; DIR. Chas. b. Campbell second
vice president; Walter G.. Duckett, treas
urer (re-electedl: Prof ". III. Bradbury,
secretary (re-elected). After the election
of officers board of trustees was chosen
as follows: S l.. Hilton, W. s. Thompson
DR. Samuel Waggaman, Frank T. Weller
William Z. Herbst. Herbert c. yesterday
and II. A johnson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15
LOWER COURT AFFIRMED.
Court of Appeals Renders Opinion in
Habeas Corpus Case.

The Court of Appeals late yesterday
afternoon handed down an opinion affirm
ing the order of Justice Cole of the SUI
preme Court of the District of Columbia In
the Stickel habeas corpus case. Hiram A.
Stickel, father of two-year-old Frederick
StickeI, carried off the latter from its
mother, Mamie Stickel, the mother and
father having separated. The mother i'm
mediately sued out the writ Of habeas cor
pus and obtained the child. The father APP
pealed, alleging error.
The Court of Appeals, in its opinion
written by Mr.. Justice Shepard without re-
viewing the evidence holds that there was
no error in the conclusion arrived at by
Justice Cole.
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Give Us a Union Depot.


Now that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company has control of the B. and O., why
should it not build a grand union station
for all the roads and thus avoid the tracks
through two sections instead Of one? There
may be reasons why, but surely it would
seem to be the better policy for the roads,
as it certainly would for the city. If neces-
sary there would be no difficulty In secur-
ing legislation that would enable them to
purchase condemn row Of squares for
the tracks, of which they could then have
all that would ever be necessary. and the
o., with it's station and other improve
ments, with the amount which the United
States and the District is unjustly required
to pay that company, would go a long way
toward paying the cost, If 1t did not entire
Iy pay it. 1t would be grand thing tol
the national capital and for the company
and it ought to be done. W. C. DODGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15

Cars leave Aqueduct bridge for Arlington
and Fort Nyer every half hour; Fails
Church hourly. See schedule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-05-15

Walter c. Allen, the electrical engineer,
has recommended to the District Commits
sioners that permission be granted to the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany to string 25-pair aerial cable across
Carroll avenue. Takoma Park, to their new
exchange at that location. He also recon-
mends that the company be granted per-
NIT to string twelve wires from the ex-
change on Carroll and Oak avenues. Ia
koma. along the two avenues to the Dis
trict line