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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
YOU ARE ALL INVITED
The Star Bids You to Its Mid
way Party.
1T WILL BEGIN MONDAY
Coupon in Sundays Paper Will Pass
You In.
UP TO YOU THEN TO BE GAY
Everything in the Place to Amuse
Is at Your Disposal, All
for Nothing.
p TO YOU THEN TO BE GAY

Do you. Mr. Family Man, remember the
days in the not-so-long-ago when you
were lust tiny bit of a kiddie?
Do YOU remember with what a squoozy
feeling of exquisite Joy you hailed the
arrival of the next day but one to the
annual Sunday school picnic?
Do you remember how you kicked
YOUR heels together and put 1t all over
the kids just around the corner, who
belonged to some other Sunday school
and who weren't going?
Do you remember how you could
scarcely sit on your chair at the break
FAST table on the mornig of picnic day,
and how daddy finally announced in ac-
cents stern that IL you didn't eat plenty
of breakfast you couldn't go?
But what's the use. Every mother $
son of US looks backward with many a
reminiscent smile toward the short
trousered, dirty-isted age when We just
knew we could out-eat, out-jump, out
everything else any other kid on the
block
And then We get right in the mood of
ye ''pote" who once wrote: Make me
a child again. just for tonight.
Sunday Star Will Fix It.
Well. you may have your wish The
Sunday Star will do ii.
Was il Frederic Thompson. the man
made Dreamland al coney Island. or was
II one of the other leaders in the amuse-
ment world. who made the sage OBJ
Servation that adults are just overgrowr
children? Anyhow. IL doesn't matter much
who said it-for it's true.
And no human who ever lived ever had
better time than In the hours wher
lie succeeded in dropping all self-con.
like horse blanket and took a rea
heart-to-heart interest with a lot of 9TH
grown-up Riddles in some foolish
amusement. or amusing foolishness.
And II is just that sort of a time which
The Sunday Star offers to you. IL is free
gratis for nothing
On to the Midway.
Wherefore come along 10 the Midway
The Sunday Stars picnic begins Monday
and lasts until Friday, and every Star
reader is expected to he among those
present. bringing his children along t.
he children in their own right, and car
10 fall into the Soup Bowl" slide off the
Human Roulette toboggan down the
.sCatapult" and do any one OF a dozen
other funny things. just 10 show the
Junior members of his own flock that
after all he is a bigger kid than any OF
thef1 may ever hope Ia be.
Announcement was made Thursday thai
The Star would give 2 party next week
and the invitation was made as broad as
the management Of the paper could make
! fa. Mors "details were printed yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
AGAIN ON DUTY.
Mai. Gen. Wood Receivers From Re-
cent Surgical Operations.

1t is stated at the War Department that
Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood has fully re-
covered from recent surgical operations
for trouble in his head. and today he re-
sumed his duties at Governors Island,
N. Y. in command of the Department Of
the East While Gen. Wood was under
treatment at Johns. Hopkins Hospital.
Baltimore, Gen. Walter Howe was tenn
porarily in command OF the Department
of the East
several weeks. That the operations were
successful is evident from the fact that
very noticeable lump is now barely per-
ceptible. and his general physical conds-.
ton is very much improved. He will re-
lieve Mai Gen. j.. Franklin Bell as chief
of stafr, with station In this city, Aprl 1A
next .s-z -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05

sylvanfa avenue southeast from Bowen
road to the District line.
For the extension of Wan Buren, street
northwest from its present eastern termi-
nus weest of 9Th street to it's present
western terminus east of Sd street.
For the extension of Barry place north
west from Georgia avenue to 9Th street,
to give a new route from the northwest
section of the city to McMillan Park and
the Soldiers Home grounds
To change the name of the west side
of 10Th street northwest between ] and
* streets. to Mcpherson place This bill
has passed the House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
THE COURT RECORD.
United States Supreme Court.

Proceedings after The Star went to
press yesterday.
Nos. 124 and 12. The Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company.
plaintiff in error agt. the United States:
argument continued by Mr.. Solicitor Cen
eral Bowers for the defendant in error
and concluded by Mr. Edward Colston
for the plaintiff in error.
No. 1875. The Unity Banking and Saw
ings Company. appellant, agt Gilbert
Bettman, trustee. etc, ct al. argument
commenced by Mr.. Constant Southworth
for the appellant and continued by Mr..
Theodore Horstman for appellee, Richard
Fritz.
Adjourned until Monday next at -
O'Clock
The day call for Monday, March Z. will
be as follows: Nos. 1876 90 land 245)
127 land 12S), 100, 40, 132, 1913, 134. 135
and 137.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05

Walter A. Johnston and Leigh Bonsal;
bond. $4,000; attorney, G. w. Clagett.
Estate of Clement A. Washington; will
dated January %. 1910, filed.
Estate of Mary E. Walthen: petition for
probate of will filed: attorney. F. Snow
den Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05

reward of $500 has been offered by
the county commissioners at Uniontown
w. Va, for the arrest of Frank Smith,
who is wanted for killing his father and
brother-in-law at Dom Station late
SATURDAY. night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
and lust to be sure that nobody can for
get the time and place and the nature OF
the pleasurefest. we will go over the
ground again.
Coupon In Sunday Star.

In the first place, every Sunday Star
printed tomorrow will contain coupon,
and that coupon is to be cut out and
then it is just as good as twenty-five
cent ticket of admission at the entrance
gate to the Midway at any time between
the hours of 3 In the afternoon and
in the evening either Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday or Friday of next
week. There is no money to be spent
after you get inside the Midway. and this
means that every Sunday Star reader
may have a solid afternoon of the best
kind of fun by being the guest Of his
favorite newspaper at the new amuse-
ment pavilion ou- 14th street way.
II Mr.. Family Man wants to take
his whole flock, or il Mrs Family Man
wants to do likewise. there is no objec-
ton in the world to the borrowing or
begging of other coupons from friends
around the corner who may be unable
to go and use the coupons themselves.
safest amusement enterprises ever built
in the Capital. One thing is certain-no
objectionable characters can be met at
the Midway, because the management
simply will not ADMIT any one whose
presence might cause criticism. nor toll
crate any horseplay which might cause
embarrassment to its patrons.
Crowds Will Be There.
The Midway is growing in popularity
every day, and 1t Is certain that thousands
of Star readers will appreciate the oppor-
tunity which is given them to be guests
of their own home paper at the city's
newest and best fun emporium.
Just remember
That the coupon will be printed in The
Sunday Star tomorrow.
That these same coupons are just-as-
good-as-money to secure admission to the
Midway any day next week from Mon
day until Friday. between the hours of
:; pm. and pm.
That you are cordially invited to come
along and prove to yourself and to your
friends that il is one Of the best things in
the world TO forget all about Dull Care,
and to be child again for a few hours
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
USEFUL LIFE ENDED

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Ander-
son
McCallum agt. S1cCallum: divorce a
vim. mat. decreed: plaintiffs attorney.
A. S. Warrington; defendants attorney
NJ A. Ballinger.
Lincoln agt. McDermott Construction
Company: argued and submitted plain
tiffs attorney, p. M. Brown.
Hill agt. Pickford: motion to dismiss
Overruled. plaintiffs attorneys. Douglas
&. Baker: defendants attorneys, Maddox
& Galley and John Ridout.
EQUITY COURT NO. 2-Justice Barnard
Hamilton agt. Fendall: decree directing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
Changes to Be Drastic.

Senator Dillingham; announced after the
commit ees session that there are many
changes to be made before he reports the
bill favorably. These changes will be in
line with making it more stringent IN
several particulars.
1t is not improbable that the amount of
money which can be loaned by others
than those engaged in the banking bust
ness will be limited to $500. The limit is
placed at $500 i'm the bill.
The bill provides that all who loan
money at a greater rate of interest than
i per cent shall procure a license from
the Commissioners and pay an annual fee
of 500. The bill fixes. the limit of inter-
est to DE charged at 2 per cent per month,
but this may he amended in some parttc-
ulars.
Numerous bills authorizing street ex-
tensions and changes We're approved
and ordered favorably reported. Most
of them came with recommendations
from the Commissioners, and from the
subcommittee on streets and avenues,
Of which senator Scott is chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-05
House Bills Approved.

Bills which have passed the House and
which were today approved by the Senate
committee were:
To authorize the extension of 41St street
northwest from Harrison street north to
Keokuk street. with width Of ninety
feet.
To direct that Jefferson street northwest
between 18th street and Colorado avenue
be stricken from the plan OF the perma-
nent system of highways for the District.
To authorize new highway plan TOT
the section lying between Georgia avenue
on the east, 10th street on the west,
kalmia street on the north ana butternut
street on the south.
To change the name of 23d street north
of Calvert street to Woodley place
To authorize the extension of Columbia
road through parcels 3d.. 3d. ana BOD
To direct the Secretary of the Interior
to open up a public thoroughfare, nfty
feet wide along the line of 4th street
southeast, through the land of the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane, so as to
connect 4th street, Congress Heights, with
4th street, Washington Highlands.
To authorize the extension of Military
road northwest, so that 1t will run into
Georgia avenue at right angles ana Cd
viate dangerous turns In the road at Its
intersection.
The subcommittee on streets and ave-
nues. headed by Senator Scott will make
special inquiry into the bill introduced
few DAYS ago, providing for commission
to investigate the business side OF PARK
system for the entire District, and TO
draw I'D plans and estimates for COM
plete system The bill was referred 10
the subcommittee today
Referred to subcommittee.
For special investigation several pro-
posed measures were referred to sub
committees.
Senator Burkett's bill authorizing the
Commissioners to reject proposals Tor
materials or for work to be done in the
construction of buildings for the District
of Columbia was referred to the subcom-
mittee on education and labor, of which
Senator Burkett is chairman
The subcommittee on interpretations. OF
which Senator Bradley is head. will con-
slider a bill to incorporate the trustees OF
the Chi Psi Paternity. Among the In
corporators named in the bull are ChieI
Justice Melville w. Fuller of the United
States Supreme Court. The others reside
outside Of the District
The hill designed to provide Tor the
more effective. enforcement of the tax
laws of the District. authorizing the
Commissioners to prepare plats which
shall designate every parcel OF iand In
the District and specifying that the de-
scription of property in accordance with
that designation, even If the name of the
rightful owner is not stipulated, is suf-
ficient for taxation purposes, Will be con-
sidered by the subcommittee on judiciary,
of which Senator Dillingham; is chair
man.
Street Legislation.
Numerous bills providing for street
changes and extensions were referred to
the subcommittee on streets and avenues,
Senator Scott. chairman. as follows:
For the extension of Underwood street
northwest from its eastern terminus to
Piney Branch road
For the extension of Ontario place
northwest westward from or near it's
intersection with the Adams Mill road
due westward thence curving southwark
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
AERIAL POSTAL SERVICE
FROM ALGIERs TO NIGER
Project a Dangerous One Be-
cause of Winds of the
Desert

PARIS. Oct. 2l--Tt was no mere boast
Of the aviation enthusiasts that the time
would arrive when il would be possible
to establish en- aerial postal service from
Colomb Bechar 10 Timbuctoo. Some
years ago il took Captain Arnaud and
CAPTAIN Cartier Zoe days 10 travel from
Alziers 70 the Niger. Today the French
eoursers take at least % days. often 30.
TO reach Timbuc:oO; 20 days to proceed
70 Tclsad. and y days to reach Bangut
lsut when asrop,anes begin 10 traverse
the sahara at the. rate OF 500 kilometsTs
"A dav. Timbuctoo will be reached from
AIsiers Ia FIVE days and Tchad n nine
days
Information bearing on the proposed
saharRn routes is Elreadv Forthcoming
IRE project is not without its dangers
IN some parts Of the desert the sand
blows 20 a tremendous height, from 90
To 80 feet and il would be bad for the
seropIane caught in storm Of this
sort.
The region OF the sand storms will
he located OF, maps. and the aviator WI.
know when he mas &c keep well abovS
the sand clouds When there are no
toruadnss 10 contend with. there viii Oe
heat. but aviatOrs who know the desert
affirm that Il will be possible to rise
above the heat wave. and fly in a spring
Ike temperature
The military authorities are at present
mapping out ;he great route across the
sahara. Aviation centers Will be estab-
Iished al Colomb Becha and TiT1euctoo.
At each OF these centeTs aa~ropianes, iu
twos an, thrces. VIII lrecOnnoiter the ad-
Sacent country. and prepare the points
az landing hangers et.
Ina year or u months the aviato:s
CT Algeria and the SOudan will extend
the feld OF thei- operations, and II Is
confidently proph .s-ed that one fine day
the aeroplanes Of TimbuclOO and Bechar
viii meet. and thus. the bridging of the
sahara VII become an accomplished fact.
Captain Cartier considers that IL wou'a
be a fine thing IL a bold aviator started
from Agie-s one day and reaches the
Nicer But lie points out that the thing
T. impossible. that the venture would rS-
suit in a prohtlsss suicide
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
CHANGES MADE IN
STATE SAhITARlUM

MILLEDGEVILLE Ca. Oct. 2i.-The
first official action OF the new board Of
trustees concerning the local situation
at the state sanitaTium was taken
Thursday when they declared the Offices
OF dentist and pathoIogisJ vacant. pro-
NOTED DR.. B. McH. Cline and DR..
George L. Echols from inteTnes to
places on the stafT Of physicians of the
institution and elected Homer Bivins.
of this city. as bOOkkeeper to succeed
w. A Gillespie, deceased; l. J. Lamar.
steward. and George L Hollinshead. as
sfst steward. were both reelected. as
were all other officers coming up for
consideration. DIT. Richard and DR..
Hewette filled the places OF dentist and
pathologist respectively and their sue
cessors were not named
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
MOBILE OWNERS HEAR
OF LOSS OF VESSEL

MOBILE, Ala, oct. 22.-Owners in this
.ity of the British bark Enterprise,
Chute master. were notified this morning
81 the loss Of that vessel in the recent
west Indian hurricane in the Gulf of
Mexico. The vessel sailed from Mobile
Thursday. October Is. with a full cargo
of lumber valued at $500 for Cuban
ports.
The vessel is valued at 81, 900 and was
not insured The bark is ashore on a
reef off the Florida coast and will be a
otal loss. The telegram came from
Hillsboro Inlet and stated that the
crew were safe.
The Cuban liner Times. Larsen master.
dying the Norwegian flag bound from
Cuban ports for Mobile with cargo was
reported today as ashore in Muriel Bay,
Cuba The telegram stated that she
could be saved.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
JURY IN KIMBALL CASE
FAILS OF AGREEMENT

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct 1.-The jury
IN the Kimmell dual identity insurance
case was discharged today IN the fed
eral court after IL had reported a dis
agreement. The legal fight was over the
question OF whether a J. White. a pTis-
oner in the Auburn, New York prison
was George a Kimmel. former cashier
OF ap Arkansas City. Kansas, bank.
who disappeared in 1SSS-
The convict in dispositions maintained
he is KImmel. but Kimmel's mother and
sister denisd this. An insurance COM
pany introduced much evidence to prove
that the convict is kimmel and that life
insurance policies on KimmeTs life could
not be collected
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
STOLEN TRICK HORSE
RECOGNIZES MASTER

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 22.-When Romeo.
a trick horse, which was stolen from
Elgin starks on october Is. was ap-
preached by his owner in Omaha yestery
day. the animal Immediately recognized
him. The horse stood on It's hind legs,
pranced about it's stall and, finally, ex-
tended the right hand of fellowship-its
right foot-to his owner. That was all
that was necessary; the police gave Mr..
Starks his horse.
The animal was found In Omaha in the
possession of Charles r. Heath. He was
arrested. .-
Mr.. Starks used the horse only for
driving purposes. He taught it tricks
merely for his own amusement.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
ROOSEVELT IS CALLED
TO TAW At MEETING
Man in the Crowd Asks Him a
Question Which Proves a
PeTpIexing One to Answer,
iBy Associated Pr:m.l

NEW YORK, oct. H.-One of the most
strenuous incidents Of Colonel Rosevelts
present stumping campaign occurred
shortly before midnight last night, when
he stopped at a hall i'm the upper East
Side for a brief address. His appear
ance caused a riot, so enthusiastic were
his auditors, fully $500 persons had
gathered in the narrow streets and
through these the police had literally to
fight way for the coIoneTs automobile.
When he tried to alight for a dash into
the hall. the crowd surged about him
and only a football rush, with 80 stall
wart police reserves assisting, landed him
inside the doors. There he had to rest
several minutes to regain his breath be-
fore going on the platform.
on the way back to the automobile.
an even larger crowd chsered and APP
plauded. but the police had been able to
clear a narrow lane. through which he
ran TO the car.
WANTED TO BE SHOWN.
Hustled and hustled as he was, the
worst annoyance of the evening came to
the colonel from the persistent interrupt
tons Of a man in an audience which he
addressed earlier in the evening. The
man insisted on his right to ask ques-
tions ''as an American citizen
Put him out" yelled the crowd and
for a moment the hall was full of
noise. i challenge you, Mr.. Roosevelt, "
persisted the interrupter. Il challenge
you on your own record"
Il want TO hear that man" shouted
Roosevelt. waving his arms to command
silence.
Il refer you to your first message to
congress" retorted the man on the floor.
You went 10 Pittsburg on the fourth
day of July before that message and.
speaking to 5000 people, you told them
that special legislation To control the
trusts had become a necessity. And then
in your first message to congress you
said that the men who constructed our
railroads across the continent, filled up
our commerce. built up our manufactures
and our industries should not be tamper-
ed with at that time. You, the same
colonel. who is here tonight"
You have asked your question. now sit
down" said the colonel The crowd
wanted TO hear more. He has had his
chance and now / shall answer him, %
said the colonel. There was some jeer-
ing. but the colonel demanded silence
and got il.
Il am delighted he asked the question
and delighted to answer it," said Mr..
Roosevelt, because il SO well illustrates
the absolutely constituencies misrepre-
sentation that IS so prevalent. The trou-
bic with this gentleman and others
Of his kind is that they do not draw any
distinction between rendering honest
service and swindling. We stand. Harry
Stimson stands. for the honest business
man. be he big or little
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
LONE LANE Is KILLED;
MITCHELL COUNTY MAN

ALBANY, Ga. Oct. 22-Lone Lane, a
we'll known farmer of Mitchell county,
living near Hartsfield. was found dead
this morning in the public road about
nine miles southeast of Camilla
An examination showed that death had
been produced by a wound in the abdo-
men. made by a bullet from a rifle or
a pistol. No further details have been
learned here. The coroner went from
Camilla to the scene for the purpose of
holding an inquest. Lane was about Sc
years old and was well known through
out Mitchell county.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-10-25
BOILERMAKERS' OF M. P.
IN SYMPATHETIC STRIKE

KANSAS CITY. Oct 2l-An the union
boIiermakers. blacksmiths and pipe men
of the Missouri Pacific railroad struck at
10 O'Clock this morning in sympathy with
the machInists OF the road, who have
been out for several months.
Fifteen hundred men are involved in
the strike called today. The strike order
was issued from St Louis by the presi-
dents ot the unions OF the bSilermakers,
blacksmiths and pIpemcn-