Evening star., 1909-02-26

Ceive any compensation from the Orient al
University nor from Prof. Holler.
Rev. Mr.. May told the court that he
practically made arrangements for his
own instruction from these doctors. He
also said that he paid $50 for his medical
course and 81 additional for the diploma
He had the degree of Ma. conferred
upon him by the Potomac University of
Washington and the degree of d. ID. was
conferred by the Oriental University of
this city.
Witness told of previous study and
reading medicine at other places prior to
coming to Alexandria. He said that he
did not propose to follow medicine, but
simply studied for his own qualification
He also added that the diploma would
help him In entering medical school
. elsewhere should he desire TO do SO. Wit
ness said he didn't think he was being
defrauded.
The students reports, signed by Drs.
Powell, Warfield and wilkins. it was
shown, were simply quizzes. and all Of
the foregoing doctors testified that they
signed them after they had auizzed him
regarding the respective subjects in eN-
change for languages they were studying
under Rev. Mr.. May. They denied being
connected with the Oriental University.
DR.. S. p. Moore testified he had refused
10 become connected with the university,
and forbade the use of his name.
DR.. l.. Powell said he was never con-
nected with the university and he for
bade the use of his name in connection
with ii.
Dr. Walter A. warfield said he wrote
letter to Prof. Holler forbidding the
use of his name
DR.. r. l.. wilkins testimony was to
the effect that he instructed Rev. Dr
May and received lessons in languages
in return.
Police Cases Continued.
The cases of Abel Douglas. colored.
charged with feloniously cutting Isaac
Hackely. also colored. and his wife. Mary
Douglas. charged with assaulting Eliza
Hackley, deceased. were continued again
in the police court until Monday morning
at . O'Clock. The continuance was granted
owing to the inability of Hackey to be
present. Douglas bond in the sum OF
$40 was renewed. and his wife's COL
lateral. $40, also holds good until the trial.
Alexander j. Wedderburn secretary of
the George Washington Monument Asso-
citation, announces that he has sent out
circulars to every society i'll the city ask
ing them to participate in the parade
April ~. He requests that all societies
which have not Yet responded to the invi-
tations sent them do so at once, and also
those which have failed to receive an
invitation to notify him accordingly
A large delegation of members of the
Christian Endeavor Society of the Meth
odlst Protestant Church will go to Wash
inSton tonight to attend a denominations
rally at the Rhode Island NJ p Church.
Among the speakers will be Rev. G.
Humphreys, pastor of the local NJ p.
Church.
Announcement Is made that Francis
Willard memorial services will be held
Sunday afternoon next at 3 o'clock at
Trinity NJ. f. Church. Mrs Amy Weech
will deliver the principal address A
special program has been prepared for
the occasion. \ collection for the ex-
tension of the work will be taken up
Preparations have been comple, ed hy
the Episcopal High School foot ball team
Tor Its initial game of the season Tues
day afternoon next with the Alexandria
Athletic Association on the grounds of
the home team. The Episcopalians have
what Is regarded as very strong team
for the coming season