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Evening journal., 1907-09-23
To Entertain Firemen.

On October the Friendship Fire
Company will have as its guests the
American Hose Company of Allentown,
Pa. The visitors win remain one day
and the committee selected TO receive
and entertain them Is composed of
c. w. Ferguson, chairman, Robert Nc
Gonigal. William Cole. j. G. Green. w.
C. Liebrant. "A. +. Cloud and w. c.
Cheavens.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
CRIMES IN KANSAS.

We have in the office Of the license
committee two items from Kansas
papers of September 18th, giving the
story of two brutal crimes of passion.
one in Leavenworth and the other in
Pittsburg, Kan. which we are averse to
printing for reasons of decency. They
show, however, that in Kansas as in
Maine, the lowest forms of vice pre-
vail the most brutal crimes are com
mitted.
The charge that the licensed saloon
lis the chief source OF crime is a false
hood; gross, unmitigated falsehood 9
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
sussex MarrIaae LIeensss.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
GEORGETOWN. Sept. 23.-Mar-
riage licenses for October brides were
issued az the Court House TO Charles
r. Battle of Pennsylvania and Bessie
Jester of GEORGETOWN; Elwood L. Dale
and Ariah l.. Davis Of Baltimore hum
drcd: Harvey l.. Messick and Cora II.
Miller of Northwestford hundred:
Delaware Paynter and Grace Burton
Evening journal., 1907-09-23

In writing of heroes passed, writer's
have neglected to indite the Swan
Song of the Empty Quart" Perhaps
the best citizens Of this classic village
do not know that the dead soldier"
IS providing a good living for a mum
Der of poor families Therefore abash
the live one, and all hail the dead one
which furnishes a lucrative business to
many.
In the old days, when the seductive
brew could be purchased fresh from
the frigid keg at 5 cents per dip, the
bottle trade was slow. Now that the
keg and pump have been banished,
the chilled quart comes into his own
likewise the vendor of bottles.
In Kansas City, Kansas, there are
about dozen dark places where a
wagon load of empties can be CLEANED
most any time, and they are CLEANED
almost daily and sold back to the
beer dealers. The bottle picker gets
cent cash for the bottles, and the
dealer gets a rebate Of 2 cents each
from his wholesaler.
At the beginning Of the bottle re-
gime, small boys handled the trade.
They passed through the alleys. gath
cred empty Schlitz. Budweiser. Pabst.
Blatz bottles. 1t was not long before
the supply was more than they could
carry to the stores, and then the busy
junkmen squeezed in and cornered the
trade With wagons and sacks and
sometimes a helper. the junkeTs haunt
the rendezvous of the beer drinker. and
CLEAN the leavings.
1t is a common sight to see two or
more "thirsties" with a paper sack or
bottled beer under each arm, vending
their way TO some al frescO drinking
resort, and a negro with a gunny sack
treading softly but eagerly at their
heels AS they empty the contents
down their threats, the bottle picker.
who stands at attention nearby, grabs
the bottle when they toss it away and
shoves it in his sack. Thus the
empties may easily return to the drug
store where they were purchased a
few minutes previously.
1t was formerly the custom to CLEAN
the bottles after daylight in the morn
ing. but rival junkmen began beating
It for the harvest fields before day
light for the purpose of getting the
first whack. The rivalry became so
great that they began picking the
nights crop with a lantern. Oft in the
Silly night and colorless dawn these
cleaners could be seen with a lantern
in one hand and a sack in the other.
Earlier and earlier became the forays
until now the bottle grounds are work.
ing steadily between the hours of g
and u at night. The early boy catches
no worm. It is the late worker who
gathers the crop. The drug stores
close at midnight and the last load
Of bottles are gathered about that
time.
Some OF the junkers are waxing rich
at this business. This is easy, when
they can find four or five cases of
empties, deposited in one Of the fav-
orite haunts within an hour.
And while some persons kick on the
dry administration. they should be re-
bulSed for so doing. The poor and
needy are prohting by the "drouth."s
MALT EXTRACT UNDER BAN.
Fort Scott Tribune. Sept II, 1907.
THE SALES MUST STOP AT ONCE.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
County Attorney Receives an Analy-
sis Statement Regarding Fifteen
Tests at Topeka.

Since the saloons around over var
ious parts of Kansas were closed out
certain refreshment stands and drug
stores have offered for ale beverage
heralded as having less than two per
cent. alcoholic properties. 1t has been
generally known. however that many
violations Of the law were being COM
mitted daily through sales Of these
alleged soft drinks. At Topeka few
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
nava Yaohtina PartY.

As their guests aboard their Yacht
Saturday afternoon William Zehley
and John Worth had a party of VIII
mingtonians. IN the party were Mrs
Fred Harkins. Mrs. \. w. Connell Miss
Annie Harkns. Miss Florence Lyons
Miss Florence Hood. Miss Nellie Grant
ley and Thomas Zebley. Robert Fealey.
John Parker. John Parker, Jr., George
Clifford and Harry Bailey.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
KANSAS AND PROHIBITION
Facts From Carrie Nations State-A Story OF
Bottles What is the Matter
With Kansas?
KANSAS REFORNTERS HAD BESTREFORM KANSAS

Of
political
ado to news WI prn
is distance,
miles
in its Inmate
m IN embryo
he
in
method 26
The are n one
While Triokett S j.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
A STORY OF Bottles.

From the Kansas City, Kan, Globe,
September 10, 1907.
BOTTLE HUNTING BUSINESS is
NO LONGER MONOPOLlZED BY
THE SMALL BOYS.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23

Junk Men Race For the Haunts Of
Bottle Parties-They Work at Night
With Lanterns in the Parks and Dark
Corners.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
New Music bv W. M. S. Brown.

VIII NJ. S. Brown has written a new
inter-mezzo entitled Brushes and
Smiles" II will be ready for issuance
this month.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23

ried in the office Of Magistrate Alton C.
Pyle on Saturday by the Rev. v. p.
Northrup.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23
KANsANs, FAVoRITE REMEnY.

The monthly sales. of one Kansas
drug store show $3.50 received for
drug prescriptions and 100000 for
whiskey, How is that for Kansasgs
Evening journal., 1907-09-23

Tbs passRar- system dates back to
the time o. tne Crusaders.
Evening journal., 1907-09-23

Married in Magistrates Office.
Robert Y. Sudham and Miss Margaret
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
ACADEMY TEAM AT PRACTICE
Coach DaVy Fultz Takes His Nine
Out for 0pen-air Work.
Four OF Midshipmen's Rowing Crews
Also Out and Take Long
spin on the River.

Annapolis Nd. March 15.-The Naval
Academy baseball players took advantage
of the fine springlike weather to-day and
got outdoor for the first open work this
season. The squad now numbers about
forty men. and they were given soma light
work under the direction Of Coach Davy
Fultz, the ex-Brown University star, and
late of the Philadelphia Nationals.
Coach FuItz hopes that the favorable
weather viii continue, as only one week
remains in which TO get a nine in shape
for the opening game Of the season, with
St. Johns College on March g.
The Midshipmen's rowing crews also got
in some good work to-day. Coach Glen
don had four crews on the river. and they
took a long spin. The work was very
satisfactory.
Workmen employed by a local con
tractor to-day began the grading Of the
rear campus OF ST. Johns College. look
ing to the Improvement Of the athletic
field and also a drill ground for the bat
TALON of cadets. These improvements
were made possible by a donation from
James T. Woodward, president of the
Hanover Bank. OF New York City, who
is friend OF the college
The present athletic field is - too hard
ground for football. and it is proposed 10
turn this into baseball field exclusively.
and use the parade ground for football
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 92-Jsmss H. Frye. IT,. TO r. Golden Don
alds0n and Walter +. Donaldson, 70 seClrs
Clarence A. Barnard. $1,000, one year. 8 per
cent semi-snnuaIly, lot q
Long NIesd0ws-kste Campbell. ct Fir John. 10
William H. Sholes and James VI. YORK. 70
secure Edward s YORK, S2l, / 70 l3 months,
per cent. lot 100.
Square s55-loses d. Adams ct ux 20 Charles T.
BENJAMIN and RoEer T. Mitchell, 10 secure
Perpetual Building Association, s, ,s00 lot 25.
Petwurth-Alice g Holmead and Charles H. Eslin
70 A. C. Gibbs and William H. Saunders, TO
secure Henry n Foote. 500 years. s uer
cent semi-annuaIly, lots 2 and 3 square "a
Mount Pleasaut-Ford Z. Young e. ux- to Leonsrd
" Groomes and L. Everett Taylor 10 secure
Olive Il. Taylor. $500. years. 5 per cent SEMI
annually lot AZ
Square y Of S5i-Hattie L. Niaddux TO Z. Hilton
Jackson and r. +. l. Yellott, to secure Daniel
K. Jackson. $50. months, per cent LOT L
Randle Park-Randolph l. Jennings TO Charm
Brown and Henry H. Bermann to secure
Oriental Building Association. No. 6. 5000 lot
u, block 3
Square 4ss-Meyer p. Newman 20 Wharton E Les
ter and J. Clarence Priee % secure BENJAMIN
r. Perry. $500, s. months. 3 per cent semi-
annually. part original lots : and g.
SqUare lo0s-Etzabeth BCTang, Ct viz John NJ
TO Washington Loan and Trust COMPANY to
secure William BeFrang, 500 8 years. 1 per
cent. semiannually. lot 81.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AppeaIs


Present: The Chief Justice. Sir Justice Nc.
Conas and Mr.. Justice Rdbb
Patent Appeal Nos fl5 and Gis Woods Is Poor
argument crinfHenced by Mr.. &. =. Pickard for ap-
peilant. continued by Mr.. W. A. Scott for appel
ice. and concluded By AiT. C. T. Pickard for appel
LIANT
Patent Appeal 40. ii7. Burson vs.. Yogel argll-
ment commenced by Mr. &. W Rea for apuallant
continued by Mr.. +. VI. Kitchen and T. r. Fen
wick for appellee. and concluded by Mr G. " Rea
for appellant
No Is90 France IS. Coleman: decree modified 50
as 20 direct the payment by the appellant Of the
sum of 81 455 with interest from February l. 1913 in
stead of the sum 0f s. 100 and as So modified a..
hrmed; one-haf q the eost Of APPEAL % be paid
by the appellant md one-haf by the appellee Orsn-
ION by Chief Justice Shepard. 3lr. Justice McComas
dissenting
Assignments tor TUESDAY. March is. 1907:
Regular call
No. l7z. Hsrten vs. LoefHer. Appellants sttor-
ney. L. A. Bailey; sppellee's attorneys. Leon To
briuer aud Preston b. Ray.
No. Is. Macfarlsnd We. Barber Asphalt Paving
COmpsny. Appellants attorneys. Z. H. Thomas and
J. 7. Smith: appeliee's attorney. A. S. Worhing-
ton.
No lT29 BaIsier vs. Csdick Appellants attor-
neg. j. b. Archer. +. appellee's attorneys. Z. A.
keigWin and r. 6. Coldran.
No H50. staTkWoather IS Dyer. appellants attor-
neys. Evans. Benson & POultuey sppcllce's att0T-
neys. +. LeiEhton and 4. q. Donaldson.
No l73l. Smith vs. Smith Appellants attorneys.
J. T. Fagus and Wilson & BaTksdale. Appellee S
attorneys, Archer & Smith
No iT3i LOgue u Fcnning. Appellants att0r-
neys. Evans, Benson Poultueyi appeliee's attor-
ney r. G.. C0ldren.
No. liG, Columbia National Bank IS Mack night
Appellants attorney. b r. leighton: appelIees at
t0rncys. Leckie. Fulton & Cox.
No 1874. Dobhins - Thomas ApIellauts attoT-
neg, Leo simmons; sppellee's attlrney K. g. Don
aidson
No. l1i5. Wolrh vs.. Lyuch. Appellants attorneys.
Nathaniel Wilson. 20 r. Wilsou and ". d, Da-
yldgc, appeilee's attorney, e A. KeigWin-
Nc. 1876. Sand Filtration Cooperation of America
rs. CoWarder. Appellants attorneys. A. s. worth
ington and g. l. Fnies: appellee attorneys, e.
G. Tucker and j. ;. Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
OUTSIDER WINS AT oAKLAWN.
SIX Ordinary Fields Face Barrier
at Hot Springs.

Hot Springs. March l5.-SiX ordinary
fields faced the starter to-day The
feature was the fourth. In which Tomo-
chichf. a rank outsider in the betting
cantered over Jake Sanders. the we'll
played favOTite. Who finished a poor
third. The sport was maTTed with
rough riding In the third Marco was
caught in a jam at the half-mile post
and went down. Jockey Skirvin got
q severe shaking up in the fourth.
Salmeda went TO her knees soon after
the rise Of the barrier. unseating
Jockey Riley. Both boys were able to
ride out their engagements for the
day.
FIRST RACE-Four furlonas- Water Lock. 90
(Shreye) to l. won. Meadow Green. SO II. Swain.
to /. second; Flamey, 80 Butler, 30 !. third
Time. ga White Filley. Bell Flower. Sis Lewis.
Astorix Bell Eta Louise. Soire, Leota. Katherine.
Extra. and Victoria Hanna also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four furlOngs Hasty. lo4 tAu-
5uchonl Is TO l. Won; Hollow. l09 ID. AUSTIN.
to s. second: Rustic l0l IF. swain. 70 . thinl.
Time. 0.iS %. c. H. Shilling and Oscar T. also
THIRD RACE-seren fuTlongz Albert Fir. H2
u. Foley). 20 l. won, Bonehrake. l04 tSbrelei. s
70 s. second; Simon Kent. l04 Dearborn. 10 !.
third. Time. . 3-5. T. Jo. ]. B. Sheridan, Fred
Nader. Bob May ]. +. Rarkley. Little Giant,
Incubator. Match, Chief Mlken, Dan SicKenna.
Tenuybarn, and Capt Neroth also ran. Marco fell.
FOURTH RACE-SiK furlongs. Tomochichi, IO3
NIoreland} % !. won; King Vida. l04 tShrevel.
10 l. second; Jake Sanders, lo7 tAubuehonl, 20
g. third. Time. iI5. King Hope. Sir VaCTant.
Proteus. J. J. McC WoOlsosp Galmeds, AlsOne.
and Sea Voyage also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One mile MariP0sa. q (Keat-
ing Is % 5 w0n DulWebeT l0l DeaTbOTn}. S to
J. second; The Belle OF Brighton. &c CPohanka). 10
70 l. third. Time ;i3. Charley Heeuey Joe C0yle
Moonlight Murphy. Katie MCCraeken. Don Hart,
Broken Melody. Glendoyer. and Duiseura also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and 0ne-sIXteeuth miles. Re
quest 50 fShreyel. TO s. won; T. !. Powell 102
iTrueman) 10 to J. second; Lieber Gore. % lKnogfl
% to l. third Time. l.is IS. Dr. Hart. Mrs.
Annie Imboden. and LampadTOne also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
COMMENT ON ROwE'S TROUBLE.
Refusal of Jockey Club to Grant
Trainers License Discussed.

New York, March 15.--The action of the
Jockey Club in tabling the application Of
c. +. Rowe for a trainers license has
caused a great deal of speculation as to
the reason. Rowe is known to turfmen
as the owner of the noted mare, Colonial
Girl. who was recently sold 10 ]. T.
Widener for S9,OC0; also First Mason, Al
lowmaise, Sewell, and other horses which
have raced in his colors on the Metropoli-
tan tracks
Several weeks ago Rowe announced
that he did not intend TO race again for
a year and that he had sold all of his
horses with the exception of First Ma
SON But whether he had an inkling of
trouble over q new license OF not he did
not say.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
RHYNEsTONE IS DISQUALIFIED.
Andrew Mack. Heavily Backed, Fails
to Win at Oakland.

San Francisco, March l5.-The track was
fast this afternoon. In a hot race. Ruby
beat Andrew Mack a half length. The
New York delegation. headed by "Dia-
mOnd jim" Brady and Jesse Lewisohn.
backed Andrew Mack down from to !
TO Il to :. Native Son had too much
speed for Confederate in the five-and-one-
half-furlong spring event. Rhynestone
finished first in the second race, but he
interfered with Adena, Adrian. and Katie
Rains. The judges disqualified Rhyme
stone and placed him third. Summarizes
FIRST RACE-Six and one-haH furlongs. Byron
Rose, 100 iScoTille). TO ? won; Paddy Lynch. i09
Fischer 70 l. second: Ten Oaks 100 lBoreD, -
20 J. third. Time D Polite Irish Jew Quindr0
Babow, Isadora, Monster. Nigor. Jimalong. and
Rusticate also
SECOND RACE-Four and one-tisn furlongs
Adena. lol williams TO ? won: Adrian. u2
fKOerner). 20 s. second; sRhynesione % e.
Duganl. s to l. third Time 055h. Import
Brookleaf, Tsfabar. Gage TAYLOR. Tsirarins Jockey
Mounce also ran. -Rhynestone finished first, bat
placed third FOR fouling
THIRD RACE-seyen furlongs. Spring Ban l92
Rettigl Is to 5. won; George T.. McNear. 80
0ynchl to J. second; The Mighty l07 Brown.
II 70 >, third Time. d Is Aiimo Eduardo
Hugh McGOWan. Realty. Fisda Capt. Burnett
Meriug1e. Bennett and AVonella also ran
FOURTH .RACE-Seven fuTlongs. The Repro
bate. lA tScoullel. = 80 l. won; Elevation. JOS
tBoTeD. 20 l. second Fred Bent, l6 lBrownl.
20 3. third. Time, Is. Alma Boy, Meada
Cadichon, Cos. Davis Sahara. and Rolla also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Fiye and one-hah furlongs Native
SON. l0i Davis. to 5 won: Confederate ia
tirahaml, 9 O. 5, second; Triumphant, l04 (Seo-
Uilel. 9 10 p third Time. M 25 Gov Oman.
Pescadora. and Silva also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Ruby. l06 (6raham)
10 I. won: Andrew Mack III tKoefnerl. II 70 s.
second; Corn Blossom. III (Williamsl 5 to 9 third
Time, a Happy Rice. Johnny Lyons. and Pom
totoc also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

The bookes were wise. however, and
very short odds were laid against the
horse. Summaries;
FIRST RACE-seling: one nile. Taos. lo4 Pres
toni. even. won; Cold Ledge. l4 lkossl. Is To ],
second; Irish Mall l04 Smith. to 5. third Time.
IA Miss Himyar. Extra Nell MiTsbel, h. Nc
Carthy, and VinoFsina also ran
SECOND RACE-Selling: mile and one-sNteenth.
Giipin il2 lBolandl 70 5, won; Piquet lG ROSS.
y l. second; Jetsam. IL Grand, to 5. third.
Time. .i5z. Ding Dong also
THIRD RACE-SelliuE; five and one half fur
longs. Remember. l05 lBrussel. p to ], won; Viz
ginia Lorraine l05 Harris. ls 10 5. second; Big
Store. 100 lPreston). 10 5. third. Time, l'osh.
Chicso. slippery. and cayisnts also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selling; mile. Eoodthorpe.
10 Ross, p 20 /, won; Desmages l02 (Neholsl,
10 l. second: Fro Pro l05 CKeoghl 30 70 !. third.
Time 1:l2&. Netting FL paisano. Search Ne,
Robert Mitchell and King of Mist also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling: seven fuTlongs. Robinson.
l05 tPrestonl 70 2 won; ReFolt, 10 lSmithl.
to 10. second: Vinnel. l05 tKunz). % 70 J. third.
Time .. Ramona, Rosinih, and John H. also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-selling; six furiongs- Taylor
George, TOO Foosl, to S. won; Antsra 100 tkeoghi.
10 !. second: Tim Hurst liz tBrussel, to ],
third. Time l.lfz, Bologna Aohur, Interlude,
Nuns Yelling, and Elvsuac0 also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
DAILY COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court of the United states.

supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Nr. Justice Harlan.
air Justice Brewer. Mr.. Justice White. Mr.. JUS
tice Peokbam. Air Justice McKenna. Nh Justice
Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day. and Alr. Justice Moody.
John II. Atwood. Of DeaFenwOrth. Kans., was
admitted 10 practice.
No. a0i Win d. Gould et al. appellants vs..
Leo v YcungEorth. L. S. marshal &c
Noe 4l5. Warren Giilelen Il al, sppellants vs..
Leo V. Youngsorth. U. 5. marshal, &c, and
No. 49, Lee r. Myers. appellant Is II. z. Cs-
borne, u. S. marshal. &c. Suggestion Of the At
toTney General as 10 argument submitted b. Mr
Solicitor General Hoyt for appeliees.
No. a3 Chicago Burlington and Quincy Rail
Way Company Edgar c. Williams. Argument
concluded By Mr.. o. H. Dean for the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railway Company. and cause
submitted by M John II. Denis0n and Mr..
Timothy >. Butler for Edgar C. Williams
No. IA Albert h. Hisc0ck trustee sc, ap-
pellant. vs. The Yarick Bank Of New York AIgu-
ment commenced by Mr. Win B. Crowley for the
appellant. continued by Mr. T. NJ CMh for the
appellee and concluded b. Mr.. VIII b. Crowley
fer the appellant
No 2B The Mercantile Trust Company. plain
tin IN error, Melville D. Hensy. Submitted b.
Mr. Hayden johnson and Mr. John Ridout for
the plaintiff IN error. and by Air. a. A Birney and
Mr.. H. +. Woodland for the defendant in error
No. 27 Mexican Central Railway Company
Limited, IS. J. W. Eeknal., guardian, SC. Argu-
ment commenced by Mr. T. r. Tbayer for the
Mexican Central Railway Company.
Adjourned until Monday next at 2 o'clock
The day call for Monday, March ls vii be as
follows: Nos 2H. 3js. 0l land llj and $50 lB7
IL, lS, slZ 2i6 H5. and 80
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sixth street southwest between n and \ streets
Henry +. Boswell et TX. u J. Walter Stephen
son. part lot 9. square s73, SIC. J. walter
Stephenson conveys sane property 70 Daisy
Belle Boswell SO
Clark Mills Estate-Alfrcd L. Foster et u. %
Clarence X. Andrews. part l0t 10. SO
Twenty first street northwest between r and S
streets-H- Rozier Dalanv et ux. TO James H.
FTye. II. lot p. slUare g. SO.
Long MeadOws-Edward :. York et uK. 20 Kats
Campbell. Dot 10. SO
Granby-Nirginis T. Bestor et al % Robert Ne
Quision. tot ? so.
No. is D street sutheast-E S. Minor ct ". ID
Claude NJ. and Mabel C. Curtiss, lot 3, square
69i SO
Connecticut Avenue TerTzCe-Fuiton r. Gopf0n z
TO Alexander Z. and Mary II. varsa, lot &,
square 1855. Si63G
Riggs street northwest, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets. and Madison street north
west between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets-FsdeTick A. Enis Ct ux- TO Walter r.
;,sr, lots 10 and lH, square l55. ard l0t &c
square l56. 500 Walter f. PooE conveys sans
property 70 Abb5e r. Ellis sio0
R0semCnt PaTk-FTederiJt A. Ellis CT ux. u Wal
ter F. Poor, north half Of lot . Siea. Walker
p Poor conveys sane property 10 Abbe f.
Ellis SO
Nineteenth street northwest. between S and T
stTeets-Cbsrlos H, Davidson ct ux. % Howard
S. Reside. pant Dot g. square I09 SO
Randle Highlands stephen e. Miller et ux 10
Francis A. Caveloux, lot G. block IS, So
No. Z34 street n0rthWest-R0bert Reybum to
Ella F. Allen, lot g. square 3 SO
No. l9 Fcnton street BCrtheast-Charles H. Hol-
mead C. ux. % KatAsrine Y. Mage lot 235
square 574 SO
Sixteenth street northwest. between { and streets
Edgar 3. Stocking 60 John J. and Walter D.
Nolan part lot T. slusre 10. SO.
Kal0rama Heights-Samue T. Kalhfus e ux 10
Ellen T. Kane lot .. block q, SIC.
Fourteenth street northeast. between L and 2
streets-Jacob r. HomiuE e. ux. TO Hannah H.
Patten lart lot 4. sluarc 1852 $40.
Kalorama Heights-John r Drexel et al tr1s-
tees % Samuel T. Kalbfus, lot p block a.
S. 45S0a
Connecticut Avenue HiShlsnds-J0hn Sherman &C
al trustees to Arthur C. Veatch, part lot 2.
block 8 $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

Swarthmore. Pa. March 15.-Ralph
]. Baker, SwarthmoTe's star distance
runner. left yesterday for Norfolk, Va,
where he will compete for track honors
in the Young Mems Athletic Associa-
tiOn and Seventy first Regiment indoor
track meet tomorrow. He will enter
the mile and half-mile events Baker
holds the South Atlantic record in the
half-mile run and is expected TO make
d good showing in the Norfolk meet
The Washington herald., 1907-03-16
Circuit Court No. 1.
ITSTICE WRIGHT.

Stephenson Richardson; motion for new trial
cvcrruled and Judgment on verdict for plaintiff fer
S.e0 Plaintiffs attorney. 5. a. Putnam; de
PENDANTS attorney, NJ J. Colbert.
Martin Brick Company vs.. Smoot; motion for
new trial overruled and Judgment ON verdict for
defendant; appeal noted and cost bond fixed at
500 Plaintiffs attorneys Tucker 6 Kenyon; de-
fendsnts attorney. W. g. johnson.
Katnnan vs. District Of Coumbis: motion for
new trial oyernlled and Judgment on verdict for
plaintiff fer $3.50; appeal noteo Plaintiff at
torneys Douglas & Douglas: defendants attorneys,
Z. Il. Thomas and II. p Blair.
Ashton Nylie Parker ct al demurrer to
plea in abatement Of defendant garden sustained
with Eve DAYS to plead. Plaintiffs attorneys Wells.
Hoover & Wells; defendants attorney. john Ridout
Fuller District # Columbia; motion for Sc
cFity fer costs granted. Plaintiffs attorney, Z. S
Duyall: dofendaE. attorney f. H. Thomas
Ross Kimmel; motion 70 strike cause from
calendar oTerruled aud set for trial March 81
Plaintiffs attorney, A s. WoTthiDgton; defend
ants attorney, Jokn RidoUt
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