davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-19
DEMOCRATS ORGANIZE
Young Men of inc City VIII Keep in Touch With Local Affairs.

A number of young men from the different districts of the city held a meeting in the hall at 132 South Main street last night and talked politics. The end in view is to form a democratic club composed of young men who will claim recognition in the affairs of the city government. The following committee was chosen to perfect the organization and re- port to an adjourned meeting to be held at the same place on Monday, August 5: First ward, P. J. Lawlor; second ward, George Savers of Wat erville; third ward, Michael Madden {; fourth ward, Joseph Begnal; fifth ward, Joseph Brennan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-19
TIMELY TOPICS.

The Apothecaries' Hall Go will have Saturday candy, fresh, whole some and delicious, at 29c the pound. Saturday. t- -. s
 Ziglatzki-Marks Co can sell you a camera and the films to go with it.
 D. L. Dickinson & Son have for sale a shore cottage at Fort Trum- bull Beach; s1,500.
 Smiths root beer at Sc a glass for sale at the N. A. Upham pharmacy.
 $50 suits are now selling at s15 at the English Woolen Mills Co; with every suit s6 pair of trousers free. Every seventh customer gets a free suit They will press and repair your suit for two years free of charge.
 The Imperial shoe store is having a cut sale on first-class footwear. Call there and save money.
 s15 suits. $1o; s22.5O suits. SIS; s35 suits, s22.50. This is the pen alty the Jones-Morgan & Co pays for an unusually backward season. You can thank the weather man for these great reductions in prices.
 Tomorrow closes the July clear ance sale of the Grieve. Bisset & Holland Co. Don't miss going 10 this sale.
 Week end bargains" Visit the Hub grocery store and look over the bargains and great stamp offerings.
 Just the tonic needed to brace up your spring suit is pair of summer weight trousers, now selling at re- duced prices at the Upson, Singleton & Co.'S. .
 Mailhiot has for tomorrow and Monday some of the best Amoskeag ginghams sold in town.
 If you have any millinery wants let the Cowles millinery store supply them right away.
 All the necessary hot weather fur nishings such as veranda screens, hammocks, swing chairs and grass rugs can be found now at the Miller & Peck Co.
 Now is the time you need a re- frigerator for the hot weather. Go in and look over the stock of the Langley Furniture Co.
 The gas ranges sold by the United Gas Improvement Co are the only thing for summer weather.
 Come in and look over the sale of oxfords at the Connecticut Boot & Shoe Co.'S.
 Why not have the Trott Baking Co deliver this special combination of frozen sweets to your home2 It consists of vanilla fee cream, coffee. nut ice cream. strawberry and rasp- berry ice cream
 Get your post car albums and post cards at the Curtis Art Co.'S.
 Dodge's canvas parlor Is the cooI- est spot in town. Dodge has the white. blue and gray canvas ties. Ladies white oxfords. S5c to sI5a. ehildren's white oxfords, 65c to t1; blue oxfords. s1 to SIPS. Come in and look them over.
 A full assortment of fruit jars and jelly glasses may be had at Fenner's. The Mason and Lightning jars cn sale there.
 Furnishings for men. women and children are the features of the Sat- urday midsummer clearing sale of the Curran Dry Goods Co.
 4 temporary shortage in the beef market has forred the Model Market Co to Lighter prices.
 Business suits s15Io Outing sulfs tI0 and s15.(tl Our suits are a sue ce<s- Every suit that goes out of car sfofe. ]. B. Mailing & Son brinEs- sn new customer. for thev are the great
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-19
HAWK WINS CHAMPIONSHIPS Defeats John H. Chase in Lawn Ten
 his at Litchfield.

Litchfield, July 19.-P. B. Hawk won the state tennis championship yesterday by defeating John H. Chase of Saybrook. the 1906 win ner. Hawk took three straight. the scores being 6-2. 6-3, 6-2. Chase made some pretty drives, but was somewhat out of condition and the steady work of his opponent was too much for him. One match was played in the doubles, Coy and Cole beating Hornblower and Bullard. Carter won the finals in the consola- ton matches.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-19

Maurice, the four-years-old son of Mr and Mrs Peter o'Donnell of Der gen street. died yesterday afternoon. The funeral took place this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's ceme- tery.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret Sal mon too& place this morning from her late home on Hamilton avenue with a mass of requiem at the Sacred Hear, church by Father Shelley and inter- ment in St Josepn's cemetery. Ths bearers were Thomas Kenney. John Kenney, Joseph Kenney and George Smith, all nephews of the deceased.
 William K. Hitchcock. aged 5S years, died yesterday at his home In Wallingford. The funeral will he held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mir Hitchcock was for many years a we'll known resident of Waterbury.
 The funeral of Thomas F.. the three months-cld son of MT and Mrs Thomas Darling of Aver street. who died yes terday. took place this afternoon with lnterment fin Calvary cemetery.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TO RENT-one or two furnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, for light housekeeping. Inquire at Democrat office. 7-I9-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-07-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.

John r. Finnegan died this morning at his hme, 10 School street. Be- sides his wife, he leaves one daughter, Margaret, and son, James. also a sister. Mrs Mary Mullany of Duluth, Mich. He was a member of Brass City lodge, N. E. O. F. ....a.e
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street northwest near Thirteenth street-Carrie
!. Milard TO Eldridge L. jordan, lot IS, square
80 $40.
Nos. 1899. 1917. and 1881 Emerson street and No.
1915 street uortheast-feorge g. Arnold Ia
Agnes II. Arnold lots 70. 70, 81. and no square
1923 SO.
ChichesteE-Iohn B. Anderson ct ux. to Alice A.
James. l0t Do N.7Ol
Nos. 6z6 and 62s Teuth street northeast-J0siah II.
Brinker 10 John A. Wardeld. lots Il and a.
square 955 sI000
Ne ST. Twenty Afth street northwest-Miehael Burke
et ux 10 Harvey 7. Winfield lot Il, squsTe @
SO Harvey T. Winfield c1n'Iys sane PROPERTY
Go Michael and Mary Burke. SO.
Q street northwest. between Thirtieth and Thirty
first stTeets-Wiliam l.. Haistead et al 10
Annie p. Halstead. part square 1853. so. Eminel
p. Halstead 90 same. same property SIC. George
W Halstead To- same. same property. SO.
Holmead ManOT-Hauy B. Wilson Ct al. 20 Leslie
ellis, lot So block a. SO.
Alley between and F. Sixth and Seventh streets
northwest-W- T. EdmoHston et al. trustees.
70 Alexander Hecht. part original lot Is. square
Douglas-Austin NJ Perry ct ux. to Nellie Corpelia
Hairston. lot 49, SIC
No. il5l K street northrest-Taplin Building Com.
nany to Redheld Proctor. original lot Il. square
No, 655 South Carolina avenue southeast-Chapman
W Naupin 10 Augustus Thompson. lot 80.
square SIC. SO
Biltmora street-Percy Cranfcrd ct u1 to Oliver
Root Tayioy part lot 3d. Mount Pleasant and
Pleasant Plains, SO
street northwest. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets-Antonia 7. Sickels ct vr Jackson E 10
Anthony F. Lucas, part original lot IS square
IS 500.
street northwest. between Twcnty-sixth and Tvsn-
ty-seventh streets-Wiliiam A. Coils et NIX. 20
Amelia Jones. part original lot G. square 6. So
Pleasant Plains-Heury C. Stewart et Tx 10 Guy S
SafiGd, trustee, lot So $40.
Alley. between and 1. Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets s0uthsast-Sarsh E. Carroll ct viz, Charles
C., 20 Abraham /. Satzstein, lot K square l02o
SIS
Deanwood-M Elizabeth Browning e. viz John "
TO ETby W, Wallace and Bessie o. Wallace. lots
81 and s.. SO
Sixth street southwest. between NJ and streets
John CASEY TO Margaret Denny, part lot p,
square 502 SO
Iugleside-Wfliam r. soTell CT ux. to Goorge O.
Kraft let S. block Il. slo0.
Columbia Heghts-Lewis T. Breuninger ct ux. 70
armand J. Gumprecht. lot 10, block q $40
No COZ . street ncrthWest-Aichael ~ LYONS e.
ux. to William q. Thomas lot III, square s4.,
SO
M il2 Harvard street northWfst-P inckney B s.
pinchback et ux. TO Thomas Edward Kihbey,
part lot g. block 49, North Grounds Columbian
University
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
Circuit Court No. /
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


Adjourned until Monday. Aiay 8. 1907.
Assignments fer Monday. May g. 1907:
No. 555 Walters rs. Washington Railway ana
Electric Company. Attorneys, Lsekie, Fulton q
Coo A. Douglas.
No. 81 Ward vs. YarneI. Attorneys Brown &
Earest-W F. Mattingly.
40. - PRICE vs.. Jones. Attorneys A. A. lips
comb aud w. - Ellison-Aiian & Smith and d.
". Baker
No. SIS Marshall vs. Mercer. Attorneys, ". B.
Matthews jr-Fred B. Rhodes.
No ST. EFcrett vs. Harvey Attorneys ]. :.
Easby-Smith-R. Z. MafiingiT.
40 SOL Meyer vs. Mcdonald. Attorneys, John
Reconsideration. Colbert & Hamilton and Edmund
Brady.
Ne. 5B Dickhsut vs.. Washington and Potomac
Steamboat COMPANY Attorneys, ". H. White
Ralston * siddoas.
No. 60l Lewis Martin. ATTORNEYS. J. w. Pat
ierson-J J. Darlington aud W. C. Sullivan,
No 6o3. SquiTes IS LiTkins. Attorneys. Bar
nard & Johnson-George r. Linkins and Charles
Liukius
No. 5z5. Kaiser vs. Southern Railway Company.
Attorneys Cuttings s Observation-Disclosures. Gel
bert & Hamilton
No. l57. Bartlett rs. Peiazylyania Rsilfoad Con-
pany. Attorneys, W. H. H. Hart-MeKenaey &
Fiannery.
Ne. $50 Hart - Peuusyl,ania Railroad Com
pany. Attorneys. ". r H. HaTt-1icKCnney &
FlauneTy.
No. SIS. Raymond vs. RILEY. &4s-4aess. Ralston
s SiddoRs-Douglas s Douglas.
No - Hurst IS Miller Attorneys. c. Z.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square sL John A. Waracd 70 Fred Besn ard
George X. Macdonald, to secure Hattie +.
Iosdan. $3.50 lots and a.
South Brookiand-Nay V, Eiseubetss ct viz, Adoiph.
IT, 20 Herbert T. shannon and Morton J.
Luchs. 20 secure Charles g. Sager. $50. years,
per cent. semi-annualy. lot Is. block T.
Holmcad Msuor-Lesie ellis et UX. 20 s. Perez
Thompson and Morton J Luchs 70 secure Harry
B. Wilson and Harry Wordman. Sl50o, 1 70 =
months. 9 per cent. lot S. block a.
Square Z7-AlisOn Nail0r. IT,. e ux- 30 John B.
Iarnsr and John A. Hamilton, to secure Wash
iugt0H Loan ard Trust Company. $500. years.
per cent. seuai-annually original lot and part
original lots 5 and 10.
Square ss6-Auglstus Thompson 20 Henry H Berg
mann and George ". EmmeriCh 90 secure
Metropolis Building Association, No 2 s2,5ao
lot So
Square I0B-George E. Fighter ct IA to EFsard c.
Brown and Charles b. CLARK, 10 secure O. 2. NJ.
Brown. 800 20 i2 months. per cent, los 3.
Square 2s8-Anthour F. Lucas q Tx. 20 AlFiH G..
Belt and Frederick W. Graham. TO secure
Antonio p. Sickies. ST.. eco, years. per cent,
semi-annually. part original lot l2
Pleasant Plains-luy s. Saff0ld trustee. % James
NJ Green and Mason \. Richardson 20 secure
Henry C. Stewart. $50 2 years per cent. SENT
annually, lot g. Same 20 Philip Buettneg and
Charles Jenkins. 70 secure Delta Tan Delta
Association Of District Of Columbia $500 8 years.
per cent. semi-auHualr. same property.
Deanew0od-Er5y ", Wallace ct to Galen Z.
Green and John ". Browning, 20 secure NJ.
cent lots 81 and 50.
Square 7s-Deaais yitale 90 J. Barton Miller AID
G.. y Miller. 10 secure r. c. NeIligsn $3.50
monthly notes per cent. part original lot O.
Square 7s-Nictor l. Dodge ct 20 George C..
Ayers and Lemuel FuEtt. TO secure Wsaiam H.
Hail. $500 years, per cent, seai-annually.
lot q.
square l2i5-Ioseph A. Wise e. TX to John l.
Weaver and Charles r. Weaver, 60 secure VIII
ian G.. Rosenbusch. $500 3 years, per cent
seUtaHuualir. uaTt lot IB
AsbuIy parS-Elmer s. Robey et ux 10 Herbert A
Gin and Theodore y. Gill; jr.. to secure Theo-
dore \. Gill, Sl,29o, years per cent, monthly,
lot II. block
secure same, $3.50, years. per cent. monthly
lot T. block J.
Square w Of 6g-Tohanna Hewett 70 Washington
Loan ana Trust Company, 10 secure Equitable
COOPERATIVE Building Association, $780, lots 2
and O.
Square 236-Samuel B. RinehaTt Ct NIX 10 joseph J.
0ller. 20 secsire debt described IN lber 257. feio
SOS. original lot 10 and parl original los 3
Square l4i-Willism c. Thomas ct lax 10 b. Fran
els Saul and James +. Shea. to secure Home
Savings Bank aoO1 three years. 5 per cent.
sgmi-annually. lot III.
Columbia Heights-Armand J. Gumprecht ct TX. to
Enamel SPEECH and George c. EsheF. to secure
Lewis Z. Breunlnger, SLIGO, monthly notes, G
per cent. lot 80, block o
Square l44-Wilam g. Thomas ct Tx. TO Robert
Lee O'BTen and Alvin G. Belt, to secure Anna
l. Merkel, $500. one 70 twelve months. per
cent lot H.
Square eZ-J. Murdoch Clark e. w to Edward J
Stcllwagen and George Z. Hamilton 10 secure
Thomas 81 Gale. s2,5oo, thr 70 years, per cent
semi-anulially. lot a.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
LOYAL LEGION ELECTS.
Three New Members Admitted at An
nuaI Meeting.


The annual election of officers Of the
Military Order of the Loyal Legion Of the
United States. Commandery OF the Dis
trlct Of Columbia, took place last night at
Rauscher's, about 800 members being
present. Admiral Thomas Selfridge. the
outgoing commander OF the legion. pre-
sided The following officers were unani~
nnously elected: Brevet Brig. Gen. Max
well Y. 2. Woodruff. L. s. V. comman-
der, Brig Gen. Arson Mills. L. S. A..
senior vice commander; Rear Admiral
John H Upshur, L. S. N, junior vice
commander; Mai William p. Huxford,
recorder, who has been elected for the
twentieth consecutive term; Pay Director
Leonard A. Frailey, u. S. n, registrar;
First Lieut. William B. Thompson, L. s.
V. treasurer; Capt. Amos =. Shattuck
U. S. A., hereditary member, chancellor;
Chaplain, James II. Bradford, u. S, V
The council chosen is as follows, BreVet
Capt. Albion B. jameson, u. S. V; Com
mander Robert Platt, II. s. N; Brevet
Lieut.. Col. George F. Schayer, Z. 5. ";
Capt Gilbert NJ. Hustled, Z. s. V.
Admiral Charles d. sigshee, jay Paul
jameson. and Cornelius BOardman Tyler
were admitted to membership the first
named as a member of the first class, the
latter two as members Of the second or
hereditary class. There were quite q
number OF visitors present from the Army
of the Potomac. 4 buffet lunen wes
served after the business session and the
meeting wound up with social reunion.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

william A Hail. .. Of Gambrill. Va. ard
Blanche Y. CurEen, g. os Burke. Va Rev. ]. B.
Mclaughlin.
Jesse F. Dasselt q. and Jessie A Munro o.
Rev Walter F. Smith.
Dennis Fogarty. IS. and MaB Farrell. 80 Rev.
]. d. Mar.
william J. Mallory. IS. and Helen Slater. q.
HeT. John Weidley.
Don H Nuesles. p and Kate L. Halter. ls
both Of Lynchbmg Va. Rev. ]. r. Mclaughlin.
Alvin C. Poole q, and Margaret L. Dawson. "a
Rev. John C. Hawk
AloHzo B. Johnson. q. ana Mabel Crews. ., Rev.
William T. B6shh5.
Henry NJ Thompson. 80. and Daisy C. Slaughter.
"a Rev Weston BuIneT
COLGRED.
Sandy B. Edmondsou. 81. and Bessie E. West -
Rev Sterling \. Brown
Charles Z. Dorsey, A, and Fender johnson, -
Rev George ". Lee
George N. Powell, 81 and Mary Green. u
Rev. W A. Jones.
Wexford Z. Washington. g aad Ada l. Tyler,
q both Of Catlett Va Rev *. ]. Howard
John ". Hawkins. 2. and Louisa Wise, 70. Rev.
J. Anderson Taylor.
samuel Clark q and LueIla Baeby q. Rev.
Aquila Sayes.
John T. Russell, s. ard Marie Bumbray, q.
both Of BristinsbuFg Va. Rev. J. b. Mclaughlin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
"wednesday, May /. 1900
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments fer Tuesday, MAY :. 1857:
Special oaiendar-No 3 United States. eK rel
Parish Is CCrtely0u. Appellants attorneys.
Holmes Conrad ard LsIgh Robinson sppeilee's At
tomey. d. " Baker.
No g. seeley IS. Seelsy. Appellants attorneys,
r. P Galley ard Barry Mohun; appellee's attorney,
r. z. Davis
No United States vs. Charles r. Evans. Ap-
pcllaut's attorneys D. ". Baker snd Stuart Nc
Namara: srpellees attorney. Thomas c. Taylor.
No s. Aiaxey ct al rs. United States. APPEL
lant's attorneys. J. C. GtttinEs and +. T. Nat
tinely; appellees attorneys =. " Baker and Stu
art Mcnamara.
Regular oan-No. Tes Csrdoso Va. Baird ct al
Appellants attorneys. T. E. Davis and ]. A. Cobb
appellee's stt0Tuev. Stuart Mcnamara
40 l758. Hopp vs. Pickford. Appellants after
ney. Edwin Forrest appellee's attorneys. Samuel
Maddox aud II. F. Galley.
No Ira Grifhth vs. Stuart, Appellants attor-
neg, C. H. Msrnat; sppsilee's attorney, E H.
Thomas
No i7f5 Easterling vs.. Horning. APPELLANTS at
torneys. Wilson & BaTksdale; appelees attorneys,
Tucker & Kenyon.
No ITS. Van Nersdell IS. Washington Times
Company Appellants attorney. c. L. FTaiey; APP
pallee's attorney wilton J. Lambert.
No III Campben rs. Northwest lexington In
proTcment Company. Appellants attorney, John
I Rid0u5
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
THEATERS TO-DAY.



Noahs ARK e.A9
Harry BuigeT ana a capable supporting company m
tuneful light opera that Is enjoying the second
week II It's career The book Is not as good as the
music. Sallie Fisher Eho first sang DeaEie IN
Sergeant BrIe has several good songs Burger
has role that saits BIN.
9he COiuul hia.
The Gingerbread Man .........,..-At 2:l5 and s5
A spectacle offering lavish goEEe0usness Of pa
gcsntry, brilliant costuming and plenty Of extfaFa-
CANT fun. Has stronger appeal for children than
The BeIasco.
wang s..r...At $40
Last performance in Washington this season q
De Well Hoprer's first great comic opera success.
a first class production and a capable Supporting
company headed by dainty little Marguerite CLARK
Tonight Mr. Hopper viii give his iamitable Tecita-
ton, Casey 81 the Bat
Chaae's.
Vaudeville. 2l5 and SID
Kemps Tales Of the Wild" The Unmasking,
and SIX other good features Drawing capacity sud-
ences.
The Majestic.
Roanoke SIS
Kathryn PaFnen and her capable stock company.
The season is a pTUBcuncad success.
The Lyceum.
Buresuue 2:i5 and sl5
A better show than the average. Several popular
sDccialties.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
no II Mow.

Now is the time to take some
thing TO clean and build up the
blood Riding the system Of the
poisonous waste matter and acids
which cause Rheumatism, Blood
disorders, Nervous Debility. Back
ache and other miserable weak
nesses.
Here is one Of the simplest
though safest and most certain
mixtures. which can readily be
prepared at home al nominal
cost:
Fluid Extract Dandelion one
half ounce. Compound Kargon
one ounce, Compound Syrup sar-
saparilla three ounces. Get these
ingredients from any reliable phar-
macy and mix by shaking them
well In a bottle. The dose Is one
teaspoonfal after meals and at
bedtime. Also drink plenty OF
water.
This homemade mixture. writes
noted authority. VIII overcome
most forms Of Kidney and Bladder
troubles, and al the same time force
the Kidneys to filter and strain all
impurities and acids from the
blood, restoring the full blood
count OF 50 per cent red blood
corpuscles. which means good.
sound health and vigorous vitality.
70 say nothing Of the clear. rosy
skin and complexion which must
result.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
JuIian Mitchell in washington

Julian Mitchell. late of the well-known
theatrical firm of Hamlin & Mitchell.
Is a visitor in Washington. having ar
rived last night from New York over
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr.. Mitchell
was the guest Of VIM. II. Rapley. man
ager of the New National Theater, last
night, where he Witnessed for the first
time, the new musical extravaganza,
''Noah's Ark"
Mr. Mitchell Will be in Washington for
several days and will make his head
quarters at the business offices of the New
National Theater
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
Equity Court No. 2.
WSTICE 40TLD

Strickland Tucker, j., et al testimony or
dsFod taken before Albert Harper. Complainant 5
solicitors, NIcKeuney & FlannrTy and William
Hdtz; defendants solicitors. ~ StTasbuTger and c.
r. Wilson
Cosey vs. Smith et al: motion 10 dismiss several
bills Of complaint granted appeal: bond, so Com
plainauts solicitor. Joseph Il. Stewart defendant
solicitor 6. ". Fits
Susguehauna Coal Company Ksnnedy; arg1ed
and submitted Cemplainants solicitors Mckeuney
& Flannery and William Hitz: defendants sOCi-
tor. Edwin FCTrest,
Harrison vs. Butler auditors report confirmed.
Complainant solicitors. BrsndeHbuFg & Brandei-
burg: defendants solicitors Hamilton. Colbert &
Hamilton, NJ Hufty. and G. z. Hoover.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD

Estate Of Teunis S. Hamiia; viii admitted 70
probate and letteTs testsmentaTy granted 10 Amer
AIckenneF.
Estate Of Euma F. Hoyt order TO ship eaecsA
Attorney. J. p Earnest.
Estate Of Emile n. Haistesd petition for probate
Of wiz filed Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Ct Margaret Donohoei petition for probate
q win filed. Attorney. James a. Toomey.
Estate e Eta Z. Stewart petition 10 pay con-
tract Attogney Z. J. TaEgars.
Estate ii Margaret Hsuisons order to confirm
contract Attorney. Malcolm Hufty.
Estate Of John Henry Aisinersi VII dated JaEs Il,
1905 aled
Estate Of Horace ouidi oafeat fled Attornsy,
John ". Patterson.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
Largest Morning Circulation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washingtc1 Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation csrcuia-
ton IN Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. Its books are open
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
"siIent Lips"-Next sunday.

The Washington Herald viii begin,
in It's Sunday issue Of May 5, the pub
lcation OF a thrilling story of mys-
terry and romance entitled Silent
Lips"
All lovers of good fiction viii find
this tale worth reading. There is
not a dun chapter in it. The action
is ike a moving picture display. and
every picture is a new sensation.
The author is Mrs. Annie O. Tibbett,
and silent Lips" has had wide
reading in England. II unquestionably
possesses the quality that holds the
attention Of the reader and furnishes
good entertainment
Dc not miss the opening chapters OF
this story next Sunday.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02

No 43Oo. wheatley p Daniel vs. Metropolitan
Railroad Company damages. sI5,00. Plaintiffs at
toueYs. J. " Giennsn and {. A. White
No. 1901 Joshua L. Bennett IS Washington
Railway ard Electric COMPANY; damages, s. eco.
Plaintiffs attorney z. B. Behrsnd-
No. $500 Lena Wyatt laPpeilant) Washing
ton. AisxsndriR and Mo'lnt Vernon Railway Con-
pany; appeal Plaintiffs attorney. c. Il. Heimans.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
Lnreest lIorning CircuIation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton IN Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
BY any morning newspaper at the
Capital Its books are open.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-05-02
Equity Court No. 4.

VTTTT
Tibhs v. Wilson. ]. n KENYON appointed tr1s-
tee 70 sell. bond $1,000 Complsinants solicitors.
Tucker & Kenyon.
MsCfariand Peters, no confessO ordered. Com
plainant's solcitcr. T. II. Thomas
Moss rs wilkinson, sale finally ratified and
cause referred 20 auditor Compartments solicitor.
James H. smith: defendants solicitor. Fountain
Peyton.
Hi and Nichols vs.. Washington National Build
ing snd Loan Association: release Of deeds q trust
ordered and injunction granted CompIainants So
Hcitor Tracy L. Jefforis; defendants solicitors,
FIa0fIfrn f,0lbar4 & Hamilton