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Evening star., 1909-05-26
LONG PROGRAM PLEAsEs.
Columbia Conservatory of Music
Pupils Win Medals.

The pupils of the Columbia Conserva-
tory of Music gave their second even
ng's entertainment at Carroll Institute
Hall last night. The program contained
twenty-one numbers and was applauded
throughout. Two medals were presented.
the first OF gold, to Miss Gairda Christi
ami for excellence of violin performance,
and the second of silver. to Master Paul
Schwarz for advancement in the same
study. The pupils Of the school pre-
sented gold watch to c. E. Christiani.
the violin instructor.
| The program consisted of the overture
| from Norma by the orchestral school
under the direction of Mr.. Christians; a
piano solo, by Master Roy Crow: a quin-
tet for violns, by Masters Fred Neland
Leroy Herndon. Joseph Beal. Sidney
Murphy and Miss Gairda Chr.stiani
pianist, Miss Sadie Kuhn: violin solo.
Master Fred Christie: vocal solo. Miss
| Eliza beth Miller: piano solo, J. NJ. Byron;
| violin solo, Master Carl Wampl: piano
| solo, Master Earl Klein: violin solo, Mas
| ter Joseph Beal; cornet solo. Leland
Hart; orchestral school. Haydn's SYM
phony. No. q, violin solo, Edgar Hart
piano solo, Miss Sadie Kuhn; violin quar-
tet. Masters Otto Radl, Frank Moskey.
George Moskey, Miss Gairda Christiani:
violin solo, Master George Schwarz
piano solo, Miss Mary Reilly; violin solo.
Master Leroy Herndon; piano solo, Miss
Helen Camp. and closing rendition OF
tthe Blue Danube waltz by the orches-
| trail school.
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CALHOUN STATUE SITE CHOSEN.
Sculptor Ruckstuhl and Gov. Ansel
Visit. Capitol.

F. w. Ruckstuhl, the sculptor. who is
making two statues of Calhoun for South
Carolina has been in the city to meet
Gov. Ansel of South Carolina.
| They went to-the Capitol to select To-
cation In Statuary Hall for one of the
| statues. 1t will be we'll placed on the
| south side near that of Ethan Allen and
Cass.
Mr. Ruckstuhl will shortly sail for Eu-
rope. where he will complete the statue.
will be unveiled early in December, as
soon as Congress meets. 1t will be not
only work of art, but good portrait of
the distinguished statesman.
John Ross Key. the Washington artist.
who in his youth saw Mr.. Calhoun and
remembers him well, declared that the
preston of the man. Miss Eliza CAL
houn, who lives in the Louise Home and
Is the niece of Calhoun, said:
1T is the best likeness l have ever seen
of Uncle JOHN
A replica will be ordered by South Caro-
lima for the statehouse there.
Mr.. Ruckstuhl has become a citizen of
South Carolina and has constituted him.
self sculptor almost exclusively of the
south. He has just received the order
from South Carolina for the monument
to the women of the Confederacy to be
erected by the people of the state and will
make it while in Europe.
From the photographs of the model it
will be beautiful. embodying, as it does,
the idea of a southern matron seated in
repOSe-her work accomplished. Beside
her are her children, one on each side,
and behind her is the winged figure of the
genius of the south, who. all unconscious
ly to her, is about to place on her head
the laurel wreath of fame.
Evening star., 1909-05-26
DIED..

MARY E. AAifSS wife OF Sylvanus Y Amiss
Funeral from Glenwood cemetery chapel Thurs
day, May q. at II am. Relatives and
friends invited to attend.
BERNHARD. On May. % 1909. CAsPAR
Bernhard horn in Weisen. Canton Graubun-
den: Switzerland. July 26. 1929.
southeast, Friday. May 2s. at 80 PIN.
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend.
BRISOLARI. On Tuesday. May %. 1902 at
Georgetown Georgetown University Hospital, CECILIA
Funeral Thursday. May 27 at pm. from her
daughters residence, 122 B street northwest
LIAM H. HIGGINS. beloved husband Of
Georgiana Higgins (nee Murray.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence,
No PIG I street northwest. ON Thursday,
May "a. at $3.50 O'Clock am, thence to st.
Aloysius Church at am, where mass of re-
soul. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery.
Newport R. l.. papers please copyJ
HOLMES Departed this life on Tuesday. May
loving daughter of sarah and Ottoway Holmes
ana sister OF Daisy Leib-ant.
Notice of funeral hereafter
JOHNSON On Monday. MAY 81. l90a at 5:45
pm, at her residence 2O15 Vermont avenue
northwest. MARTHA, the widow Of the late
Rev. Robert Johnson and mother OF George,
John and Henrietta johnson Barrett.
Grant us hearts. dear Lord. to yield Thee.
Gladly, freely, of Thine own
Funeral from the Metropolitan Baptist Church. r
street between 18th and 18th streets north
west, Thursday, May q, at pm.
LITTLE. On Tuesday. May 25. 1909. at 1O:4J
Wagner Hamilton road between 7th and Sth
streets, Congress Heights, d. c., MARY A.,
Evening star., 1909-05-26
MCKAY CAUGHT IN NEW YORK.
Prisoner Wanted Here to Answer
Charge of Embezzlement.

Maj Sylvester. superintendent of po-
lice, received a message from New York
last evening telling of the arrest of John
F. Mckay. fifty years of age, who is
wanted In this city to answer a charge
of having embezzled $500 from Samuel
B. Reinhard, real estate owner, who lives
at Mercersburg. Pa. The warrant for Nc
kay's arrest was issued several days
ago. but 1t was not until Sunday that
the police learned he was in New York.
Mckay, who lived at 3O10 18th street
and had offices in the Colorado building.
is charged with collecting and withhold
ing rents for the Builders Exchange
building for December, January and Feb
ruary. The police say Mckay formerly
lived in Boston, and that his effects were
moved from the 18th street house with
out the knowledge of a local firm. from
which he is said to have obtained much
of his furniture on credit.
Detectives OBrien and Springmann in
vestigated the case. Last night Detective
O'Brien went to New York with the
warrant to appear before United States
Commissioner Shields and ask for Nc
Kay's removal to this city.
Evening star., 1909-05-26
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
William F. Ash. e. years, Washington
Asylum Hospital
Mary E. Roberts. 81 years. Ioo NJ street
northwest.
Fannie Y. Tyler. As years. 61s A street
northeast.
Catherine Anderson. 65 years. 1901 4th
street southeast.
George A. Higgins. 40 years. United
States Soldiers Home
Joseph Bennett, 30 years. 400 G street
northwest.
William II. Higgins. AZ years, ol6 1
street northwest.
James Richardson. 81 years. Providence
Hospital
William Mansum, day, s2S 11th street
northeast.
Harriet Myers. % years. Deanwood.
d. c.
Floretta Williams. IL years. zoos Cleve-
land avenue.
Emma Thomas. ~ years. $50 Fl street
southwest.
Henrietta Bell . months, rear 5I3 New
Jersey avenue northwest.
Lizzie Moore. months, s119 Browns
court southwest
Evalena Washington, u days, 125 p
street southwest.
Evening star., 1909-05-26
CITIZENS EXPRESS VIEWS.
Members Of Rhode Island Avenue
Association Take Action.

Copies of resolutions recently adopted
by the Rhode Island Avenue Suburban
Citizens Association have been received
by the Commissioners. The resolutions
favor a public service commission for
the District, high-pressure water sys-
tenn in the business section. long-tern
loans to the District from the United
States Treasury to pay extraordinary
expenses and 90-cent gas.
I'VE favor the 90-cent rate for gas.
as proposed by the Gallinger BILL" the
resolutions declare. but oppose the pro-
posed increase in stock by the proposed
issue of stock in lieu Of the outstanding
certificates of indebtedness and call at
tention to the fact that the title OF the
bill, An act to fix the price of gas in
the District of Columbia is misiead-
ing.
I'VE favor legislation providing for a
public service commission to supervise
the gas, street car, electric light and all
other corporations serving the public
in the District of Columbia.
I'VE favor a high-pressure water sys-
tenn for the business section Of the city
of Washington.
I'VE indorse the Commissioners rec
ommendation for separate appropria-
tions and long-term loans, at low rate
of interest. to pay for extraordinary and
much needed improvements within the
District Of Columbia"
Evening star., 1909-05-26
IN HONOR OF THE SENIORS.
Musical Given Last Night at Wash
ington Seminary.

In honor of the senior class which grad
uated today a musical was given at
Washington Seminary last night
Two delightful numbers were added to
the program-a piano solo by Prof. Gloetz-
ner and violin solo by his little daughter.
Prof Anton kaspar played several violin
solos. while chorus of the students at
the school sang a number of selections.
Prof Gloetzner delighted the audience
with his improvised numbers.
Miss Katherine McNeilL foromer pupil
of the school. added to the pleasure of
the evening by her brilliant playing.
After the musical Mrs. Smallwood and
the senior class held an informal recep-
ton, after which the guests were ushered
into the dining rOoom, fragrant with it's
honeysuckle decorations. where refresh
ments were served.
Many guests were present. friends both
of the school and of the fourteen young
ladies whose graduation exercises were
held this morning at the school.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Thomas F. Bayard, Mrs. Bowers, Mrs.
John f. Reyburn. Mrs. Ralph Cross john
son, Mrs. c. c. Glover, Mrs. A. Gordon
Cummings. Mrs. George L. Andrews. Mrs.
John A. Johnston, Mrs. Thomas :. Gaff,
Mrs. Seaton Schroeder. Mrs Richardson,
Mrs Charles l.. McCawley, Miss Biddle
and Mrs. Archibald Hopkins.
Miss katherine Leech will leave town
Friday for a visit to Lieut. and Mrs. F..
H. Smith at West Point, and will go later
to Newport to spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. Eeech.
Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker will receive
tomorrow (Thursday). from until Z.
The Brazilian ambassador and Nine
Nabuco have decided on Mauchester-by-
the-Sea for their summer residence. and
have taken a cottage there. The embassy
headquarters will be established there
next month.
The British amba ssador and Mrs Bryce
are in Philadell, hia for a day or two
and will have as, their guests for the
weekend, a canon of Westminster Abbey
and his wife, Mrs. Henderson.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Seaton Schroe-
der and the Misses Schroeder will leave
shortly for their summer home at James
town, r. 1.
Miss Maitland Marshall began series
of visits in New York state today and
will be at West Point for commencement
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Simpkins and
Miss Simpkins have gone north for the
summer and will shortly open their home
at Beverly Farms. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings have
Mrs. William Holding Of New Orleans
as their guest at present. The latter will
soon be joined by Miss Anna Louise Og-
den of Amite. La, and both will travel
for the summer.
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst. who was here to
attend the Mount Vernon council, has
returned to New York to see her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
Hearst, off to Europe She will take her
eldest grandson back to California with
her, as the youngster, who is now five
years old. likes the Pacific coast much
better than New York, and prefers the
west to the east anyway.
Mrs. ]. c. Ord. Chevy Chase. Md. has
decided, account of the bad weather,
to postpone until tomorrow, at pm, the
meeting of all the members of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma Fraternity of Washington
and vicinity. at the Ebbitt House, to meet
Mrs c. E. Wilbur, organizer of the Pitts
burg Alumnae Association.
The engagement is announced today of
Miss Elizabeth c. Badger. daughter of
Capt. and Mrs. Charles ]. Badger. to
United States Naval Academy. Capt.
Badger is superintendent of the Naval
Academy but Is assigned to sea duty the
lSt of June.
Evening star., 1909-05-26
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Evening star., 1909-05-26
ASKS FOR INJUNCTION.
Register Company Alleges Infringe.
| ment on It's Patent.

Alleging infringement of patent and an
unfair competition in trade. the McCaskey
Register Company has applied to the Dis
trlct Supreme Court for an injunction
against John D. Laskey. formerly in the
employ of the company
The company alleges that after I.askey
had been employed by it and learned its
business he resigned and joined the
American Case and Register Company.
which. it is declared. is marufacti,rine
and selling device which. 1t is claimed,
infringes the patent rights of the COM
plainant.
Attorney Edward r. Alexander repre-
sents the petitioner
Evening star., 1909-05-26

George and Mamie Smoot May 20,
boy
Jefferson and Martha L. Roy, May %.
girl.
John and Ella Marshall. May is, boy.
Henry B. and Hattie NJ. Morgan. May
81. girl.
Fred ]. and Halyest G.. Johnson. May
90, boy.
Evening star., 1909-05-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Joseph Fields and Mary Scott.
Gustave H. Dahlke and Marie Dittke
Ora s. Titcomb of Boston. Mass. and
Eleanor c. Kennie of Everett, Mass.
Arthur Gilbert and Hattie Stitt.
P. Warren Rinker of Harrisonburg Va,
and Roxie Thuma of Bridgewater. Va.
Eugene Williams and Mamie johnson.
Marvin H. Armstrong and Emma c.
Brower both of Staunton. Va
William j. Miller of this city and Alice
R. Hutchinson of Prince George county,
Md.
Arthur A. Coburn. and Anna NJ. Rich
ardSOn.
Evening star., 1909-05-26
Births Reported,

The following births were reported to
the health office during the past twenty
four hours:
John H. and Elsie f. Nails, May 81.
girl.
Charles and Ida Limbach, May %,
girl.
Robert H. and Eleanore l.. Jeffries.
May 49, boy.
Leslie B. and Emma B. Edwards, May
%. girl.
Simon and Carrie Twyman. May %.
boy.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

beloved wife OF wm X. Little and daughter
of ]. V. and the late John Wagner.
Funeral on Friday at am. from uncles resi.
dencc.
MARBrRY. On "Wednesday. MAY cs 1904 at
6:15 am. ELIZABETH H.. daughter ~ the
FUNERAL from her late residence. 1907 II street
northwest. Friday afternoon. May -. at 4
oclock. lntcrment private.
o'DAY. tn Tuesday MAY IS 1909. Mt q am.
at bis residence. 2436 X street northwest
IAMES J.. the beloved husband OF the late
Funeral from ST, stephens Church Friday Nav
-. AT an. where requiem high mass viii
oe said
SMITH On May -. Iaoa. at 6 pm. LOLA q.
SMITH: widow Of the late Col Gilhcrt c.
smith. L. :. Army.
infermcnt at 81. Louis. No.
SPRING: On Tuesday May -. 1909 M 3.IS
n.m.. John g. SPRING beloved husband of
Susan X. Spring
Funeral from his late residence ~, 5tb x,root
southeast Thursday. May "a at o'clock
Pm Friends and relatives invited. Uau.
douh county. Va, papers please copy.) .
l. o. o. F.-aiembcrs OF Union Lodge No II
Will meet at their hall. 316 Pennsylvania avenue
s"uIneas,. thursday. May ~. 1909. at l:20 pm.
q. SPRING.
=. mo; JNo; b. BRoADDUs. Noble Grand.
WHlTMORE ON Tuesday. May ~ 1909. AT IL
auciock; Ho" ARD g.. youngest child Of Jas.
nVe Years and eight months.
Ere sin could harm or sorrow fade
Death came with friendly care
This open bnd To heaven conveyed
And bade IL blossom there.
Funeral Thursday. May 81 nj apm from mar
rrnts' residence 1876 Morris road, Anacostia,
d. G.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

| The British AMBASSADOR and Mrs Bryce
| are in Philadelphia for a day or two
| and will have as their guests for the
weekend, canon of Westminster Abbey
and his wife, Mrs. Henderson.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Mrs. Oliver. wife of the assistant sec
retary of war, entertained at luncheon
yesterday for Mrs. Dickinson. wife OF the
Secretary of War. There were present:
Mrs. James Bryce. Mrs. Nelson w. Aid
rich Mrs. ]. Van Vechten Olcott, Mrs.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Seaton Schroe
der and the Misses Schroeder will leave
shortly for their summer home at James
town, r. l.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

The Brazilian ambassador and Nine.
Nabuco have decided on Mauchester-by-
the-Sea for their summer residence, and
have taken cottage there. The embassy
headquarters will be established there
next month.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker will receive
tomorrow (Thursday), from until Z.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Col. William Carroll Rafferty,, command
ing the Baltimore defenses. and Mrs. Raf-
ferty will hold a reception at Fort How
ard. near Baltimore, from to O'Clock
Cruz the Chilean minister, and Nine.
Cruz who Will be their guests at the fort.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Simpkins and
Miss Simpkins have gone north for the
summer and will shortly open their home
at Beverly Farms, Mass.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Mrs. Andrew Grant Chapman has Is
sued invitations for the marriage of her
daughter Leola Elmore. and Mr.. Clarence
Mitchell Justice Tuesday evening. June
10. at 8 o'clock, at the Church Of the
Ascension
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings have
Mrs. William Holding Of New Orleans
as their guest at present. The latter will
soon be joined by Miss Anna Louise Og-
den of Amite. La, and both will travel
for the summer.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Miss katherine Leech will leave tOwr
Friday for a visit to Lieut.. and Mrs. F
H. Smith at West Point, and will go late
to Newport to spend the summer will
Mr.. and Mrs. Leech.
Evening star., 1909-05-26

Miss Maitland Marshall began series
of visits in New York state today and
will be at West Point for commencement
week.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17

Rev. Freeman, the Methodist
pastor, preached here Sunday.
He intends to begin a series Of
meetings at this place early in
next month, in which he will
most probably be assisted by
Rev. Benton, the blind minister,
formerly of Hardy, who is now
living at Jonesboro.
Edwin Woods who has spent
the past year and a half in a
Chicago medical college, visited
his parents and friends here sev-
eral days lately. He left We'd
nesday for Little Rock, and will
be in the employ of an insurance
| company several months before
returning to college.
James H. Washum, a very
pleasant gentleman of 1mboden,
and Jasper Hutchison, the well
known citizen of Morgan town
ship, are here this week inspect.
ing and quarantining cattle.
These gentlemen are finding but
little, if any, opposition in their
work in this territory. Our peo-
pie realize that the eradication of
the cattle tick is a movement di-
rectly in their interests and are
willing to forward the work in.
stead of throwing obstacles in
the way.
The parties guilty of robbing
James r. Locks store at King
Mills one night last week have
not yet been apprehended. 1t is
believed by citizens Of that COM
munity that the deed was done
by parties who reside in that
section. Mr.. Locks store has
been robbed on two or three pre-.
vious occasions and he isanx-
ious to bring the guilty parties
to justice, and the good people
Of King Mills and vicinity would
like to see those guilty given the
proper punishment.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17

TheConfoderate pensioners can
draw their checks the latter part
Of this week. The checks will
DO mailed from Little Rock to the
clerks OF the various counties on
Wednesday or Thursday. The
Confederate pensioners will get
only 81 cents on the dollar this
year. Last year they got 67 per
cent OF their allowance,
Do not be deceived by un.
serupulous imitators who would
have you believe that the imita.
ton pills are as good as DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills. There
lent anything just as good az
these wonderful pills for the ro.
lief Of Baokache, Weak Back,
Inflammation Of the bladder, uri.
nary disorders and all kidney
complaints, Any one can take
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills os directed in perfect conf.
denoe Of good results. Gold by
Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17
A Denial.

Learning from a Cave City
friend last Sunday that ! am the
party accused Of misrepresentine
the number Of fever patients al
Cave City, as mentioned in the
last issue of the Record, ] wish
to say that ! did no such thing,
and, while ] am O poor boy,
will give five dollars to any one
who will be qualified that | had
such talk to them. Thanking
the editor for this space, ! remain
yours for the truth always,
N. W. Gilbert.
Ash Flat, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17
Equalization. Board In Session.

The Sharp county board OF
equalization, composed of G. N.
Horn OF Cave City, T. j. Norris
Of Poughkeepsie and George w.
Rogers of King Mills, met Mon.
day with Assessor Smith and
is now engaged in going over
the assessment Of real estate.
The session will last all week.
The board is raising the assess
ment on quite a lot of land, and
in some instances is lowering as
sessments.
Mr.. Norris was appointed a
member of the board to take the
place of j. r. Metcalf of this
place, who refused to serve.
The board will be visited Sat.
urday by a representative Of the
State Tax Commission. 1t is
the aim of this commission to
9iofsssize taxation in all the coun.
the state, and to this end
e .6alization boards Of the
various counties will be visited
by representatives Of this body.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17

Judge W. H. Kelley held pro-
bate court here the first three
days of the week. But little
business was transacted during
the session.
Rev. j. D. Ragan of Sidney
was in the city Wednesday. He
was on his way to West Plains,
Mo-, to attend a meeting of the
Baptist Association.
A. C. Phillips and Miss Edna
Lawhorn, q young couple of L.
ard county were granted a mar.
riage permit by Deputy Clerk
Justus a few days ago.
The camp meeting at Calamine
closed Sunday. The meetings
just closed were among the most
successful ever held there and
were attended by large crowds,
The pupils of Miss Ollie Tay-
lor, who is teaching in Lave
Greek township, gave an enter.
tainment Friday night that was a
pleasant affair for all who at.
tended.
Prof. W. F. Acree was in the
city Saturday, en- route to Sid
ney from his home in Randolph
county. He is principal of the
Sidney school, which will open
next Monday,
Prof. Oscar E. Williams, who
is we'll known al Sidney, having
conducted a term cf the high
school there a few years ago, is
now principal of the public
school at Lonoke.
Thornsberry Gray Of Hickory
Valley has announced his. can
didacy for prosecuting attorney
in the circuit composed Of Inde-
pendence, Stone, Jackson and
Lawrence counties.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17

And, OF course, indigestion II neg.
lectod long enough, brings on sori.
GUS diseases In which kodol cannot
benefit you, Some OF these there
IL no hslr for at oil.
There are, In fact, very few all.
ments which cannot bo traced d.
rectly to impure blood Aud I'm.
pure blood IL always due to u dla.
ordered stomach,
Use Kodol and prevent Nervous
Dyspepsia,
kodol will effeetuelly assist Ma.
ture to secure complete festora.
tion OF good digestion. II does
this by at once diSosting NIL food
IN tho stomach and Keeping Il dl.
gested, until tho stomach In rested
and can resume Its own work, 10,
dol removes the cause=and the
effect quickly removes itself
When II II recalled that Apo.
plexy, Heart Disease, Cancer--and
even Conaumptlon--are due 10
poor digestion and poisona thus
transmitted to the blood, and
throughout the systematic jmpor.
tence OF maintaining good diges.
tion u at oneo realized.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17

We know what Kodol would do
before ever the hrst bottle was
sold, II VIZ did not know Just what
It VIII do, We would not guarantee
II the way We do.
II is easy for YOU TO prove Kodol
the next Tor the flrst) time you
have an attack Of indigestion. And
YOU VIII certainly be surprised ut
the results' II is perfectly harm'
leee,
There can be no harm In trying
something that may do you a great
deal OF good--when II costs you
nothing II II doesn't.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-17

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