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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-08-12
Church and Society Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Services every Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday School at 10 90 n. IN
w. b. LEONARD, Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH
Services every Sunday morning and
evening. Sunday School at 10 O'Clock.
G. S. HursEL, Pastor.
LADIES' CIRCLE
Auxiliary to Presby yterian Church
meets every Thursday afternoon at the
homes of the members. Entertaips
the public frat Thursday night of each
month. Everybody invited
Mas. W b. LEONARD, Pres.
LADIES'GUILD
Auxiliary to M. Il. Church, meets
every Wednesday afternoon with the
members.
Mus. c. S. HursEL, Pres.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Preaching every Lords Day morning
at IL ;00 o'clock and evening at 7;8o
o'clock. Bible School at 1000 A. NJ.
All are most cordially welcome at any
and all services of the church.
Rev. r. r. Coffey, Pastor.
THE MARTHAS.
Ladies' Auxillery to the Christian
church. Meets every Tuesday after
tnoon at the homes OF the members.
Work always on hand. Members al
ways urged to attend and others cor
daily welcome.
Mrs.JJ. r. Quinn. Pres.
Y. p. 8. G. E.
Union Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor meets each Sun
dt night at 700 p. m. with the
Presby terian church.
All Endeavorers are urged to
be present and on time. Everybody
heartily welcome. Business meeting
last Friday night of eacn month.
Maude Thomas, Pres.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
COUNCIL STANDS BIZ @DRYS'
Charleston Municipal Fathers Ad-
here to Former Action.
EareIessness in Enforcing Liquor
Laws said to Be Responsible
for DeathkneII to Saloons.
srecsI - he washington Herald.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Charleston. ". Va. May BY a vote
Of 50 to 70 the eor,.cii tonight struck
from the ordinance relating 10 licenses all
sections bearing upon the liquor traffic
except that section which provides that
no saloons shall be licensed.
No formal motion was made 10 recon
slider the vote by which the city was
voted dry at the Tuesday night session
Of the council
Superintendent Hare. Of the Anti-Saloon
League, IN speaking OF the matter before
the council met tonight, said:
! believe We viii get three more votes
II the ordinance is reconsidered. We
have the backing Of men who are able
70 raise a large amount OF money, S50.09o
II necessary. 10 prevent violations OF the
law after the saloons 20 our OF busi-
ness Charleston would 90 dry by a ma
jority OF 800 10 1000 if the people were
allowed vote on the question and a fair
deal was had at the polls
The Charleston Mail. explaining edi-
torially the causes of the councils unex-
pected action. says:
The most important influence, how
ever. beSring On the action OF the council
IN voting 10 grant no saloon license, Is
The situation made possible by the care
lessness Of the city administration in the
enforcement Of the law in the matter Of
regulations OF the saloons OF Charleston.
and the permission Of open and fragrant
gambling in all parts Of the city.
Under the Holley administration gam
bling rooms have flourished without let
or hindranCe. most Of them being located
over saloons Numerous scandals have
resulted from the fleeing OF the unsus-
pecting. and many young men with bright
prospects and good positions have been
brought face 10 face with ruin ard dis
grace through patronage of these places
over the saloons.
There has been no effort TO keep out
OF the city the undesirable class OF for
eign crooks who prey upon the unsUs-
pecting. and after having committed some
depreciation escape 10 other fields under
cover OF darkness
The incoming bipartisan administra-
ton. by eIeCting HOlley 10 he his own
successor. gave early indications that
there would be no remedial efforts from
that direction
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

RandIs HiEhiands-The United States Realty Com
pany n Washington. D. c. Inc. 70 Herbert
GuSzenhein, 70. 20, block 5sZ. SO; sane 20
Simon CiuzSeuhsirn. lot 2. block 5sE, Sla-
Do5bins' Addition 70 Washingtcn-Francis 4. Bluz-
don e ux. 70 Ebert L and Eleanor n HYDE.
lOt 81. block IS. SO
Nlount Pleasant-H Latane Lewis e ux 10 VIII
IAN F. and Thomas F. Jones. lot s45. SO.
Foxau Heights-ETe-is A Hayes e w % John H.
johnson r.. lots 49, %. and p, square 1855, So
A street, between Elevsnth and Twelfth streets
nortbeast-Asry Z Wright % Edward :. Nc
Knew lot ST. square ss9. SO; Edward ;. Nc
knew 70 Walter Z. and Mary I. Wright, same
land. SIC.
GeorEstown-J McKenney Berry Il uK. to Daniel
O'Connor. part lot g. square l9s. SO
Columbia Heights-Aiary + H2ltlgan % Charles "
Birckhead. lot 81. plocE s. SO.
Barry Fsnm-Mieaael .. Dumas Ct TX. to Anna
Andersen. pars Tot ; section /. SO.
Nerth Randle Highlands - American Security and
Trust Company. trus,ee- 20 Newton ). Fisher
LOT S, block 55S, Sc; Zophsn HG7t q uN 10
The United states Realty Company Of Wash
iuSion. y. c. gre-;, lot 1e. block 5i5l. SO.
20 CleTesnd avsuue-ssary F. Ereen et VIZ. Thomas
C., 20 George B. We;zel- lOt lls. square 27l, SO
z street. between First and second streets south-
easi-Elizabeth Thompson 20 George L. Dant.
lot ~ square 75s. SO
Long MeadoEs-Thomss * Smith ct TX 10 VIII
i'm F. BsrDhsrdt. lot Isl block 2, SO
Dobbins' Acdiuon-HarrT Warfnsn and Thomas
p Boses 20 Wilbur q. Wyatt lOt l3i block L.
So Sane % sane. n. II. block l.. SO
South CarfOi and c street-1IsTy A. Watts 70
Arthur ". Rcnauron. lot q. square ssl SO.
FiftscutA and Z sireets no-thwest-RobeTt C. Shinn
n Helena r. ard Frsnoesca b. Mclaughlin. 70,
So square ls7 SO.
uZzllZrIlE Fifteenth street no-thTsst-Cisra L.
Lesdirshsrh - Edwin :. Holmes, T.. part lots
T. y and = square ~ SO
u street and Wisconsin avenue northEest-E1aily
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14

hurst Park Company SD. I 70 S uonthA !
per cent. lot 2, block 8
Square 5S2-EnHsa L Repe.u q " Frsds-1.k 2,
% Ams-ican Security and Trust Company. %
secrs the Eas, Washington SsTinEs Bari. 90
yssrs. Der oznt. seusi-aHurzll5, pArss o1Ei7sl
lots = ard .
Columbia HeightS-Auna y Tcisou ~ Cbsusa
Brown and Henri h. BerEneaH. to ssclrs TIE
orsnial Building Association. No. s. S-So. lot
Sc bock =.
Square s-5-Richsrd r. Miller 70 Hugh P Bad
YIN and Harry 4 Boss. 70 ses1re Katie II A.
Baldwin. s. ~ years. per cent. selni-snnC-
allv lct i6s.
s4Uare ZI-GeorEe r Wsszel 20 Edward " Vvhf.e-
SIDE and Harrey 7. Winfield. 70 seo1re HCms
Building Association. i0o lo, us
Square s3S-Geo-Ee l. Dsnt % TnsodoTe " Judd
and Henry H Mckee. 70 sa1Ire Nfzry r
Hiciihe SO. year. peT cent. ssHi-annusliy.
Bingham Placs-Slary n Hu;cains Ct W. IEnes
G., 70 John 7. AIMS and samuel A. DT7gry. %
secsre Lee BrowH. S50o. I 70 % months. per
cent, semtsnnEzily. part lot 5 block ?
LonE MesdoEs-Wiliiam r. Beruhsrdt e. ux. 70
Clifford L. smith and Roland c. Booth % So
cure Thomas ". smith g-loo. monthly psy-
nents. Per cent, scmi-aunuzliy. 70. IS.
blocs 9
North Grounds Colsuabis J-uirsrsisy-Enoeh L.
White e and Harriet W Ken6au 70 Georzs
W. Brown snd William her. 70 ssclre William
A. johnson. seae years. ; per cent ssni-
anuaiiy lot g block 3
Square z5o-Same 70 sane - secuge sane. sos &
yesrs. Fer cent ssniazn1aEy. pan a-iziuaI
l0t p
sQrsre II and wss, If sssRoss Colnsa :. ~
Moses. r.. % Eilsry !. Burt sas Francs p
shsehT. 20 sec=e Natssl Serial Bui-dinz Ascot
atiou. sloia. iot .. square SIS ard orizsnsI lot
= ssusrs wsSt a. SIS
Square lss-Adoipa Lichfenstein - rx 20 EuSclph
b Bearsnd and FTank 4 HErrsoa 20 scc1rs
Alpho1se M Baer sn3 Isaac " sad Bsn;zrin
NordlinSsr. =. tr1stss, Sso1e ard ysEs,
per csrt. ssui-znnnzlly, pan lot
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EdEin L Wilson ard John A ssul to secure
Ad0lph Amsnde. $50. ard yesrs. s pcr cent.
paris lots 4 and l. block -
Insleside--Levs Z. BreIninser e 20 p Francis
Saul and james ?. Shea to secure The Home
Savings Bank $50 years 81 psT cent. semi
annually. lot T. block 3 sane to sane. Ssme
debt lOt g block l3.
Barry Fsrm-Anua Andersen e w William. 70
James T. Neil and Michaei o Dumas, 20 So
cure Margaret c. Dumas. $50. due September
5. Ee9: September 5 1875, and September 5.
1911 part lot ;. section =
Square Ssl-JosepA Fe-rsro e 70 T Perez
1Iye-s ard Clifford Y. Church. to secure VIII
iaTa B. Reilly. 5000 ! year, per cent semi
annually. pert original iot l.
Square ls2-Hsrrinston Mills e uz- 20 American
Security and Trust Conpsny TO secare The Ma
tionsl Savings and Tras; Conpsny- SO 90. 2 70
: wears per cent. serai-annuaIly. ict "a
Connecticut Avenue Addition 70 Cleveland PARK
Ben I Rawlings q % sane, % secure
E5pia T. Wilson. s5oo, years pr cent.
scmi-anuualiy paTf.
DobbIn's Addition -Wnbrr c Wyatt q NJ % :
Percy Thompson and Morton l. Lgchs. 20 Sc
cure Harry Wsrlmau ard Thomas p. Bsres.
N.lZ5 monthly payments. pe- cert. 10, 81.
block i. same 20 $ Perry Thompson apI
Hsrbert 7. shannon. sane deht. X Y block T.
SQas-e lois-Annie Z. jennings - Henry L Berg
mann and Ge1rge 81 Emmsrich, 20 seSrre Met
ropohs Building Association No 5. S-l0 part
lot G
Square ssI-Arthur w Bohannou q IL to sans.
n e-Ire sane s sc. iCt e.
Square lSs-Msiens b. and Frsuoesca r. Ne
Lsu-hiin 70 Ernest r. Daniel and Thad r
Sargent 70 secure Robert G. Shinn $50. %
8 InCHshs. pr ccnt. semiaHnually. lot 8.
square 2i4-EiFin : EoiTres. T.. 2; tx. 70 Cas-les
q. Glover and William II. Saunders- 10 secure
Jaornss o SelfridSe. Sls.so. : years. per csni
ssni-aurnaiiy Parts lots L. = and g Same
20 sane. to secure Clara I. Bs26i5zhan. g 90
years. peT cent senfauruzliy. sane land
PinshuSs-ElizAbeth Y. Scovdsu o james 2
Hood znd Fizusn & EcnsE. 70 sclre Pins
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Dobbns Addition 70 Washingt0n-Elbert L Hyde
e ux TO Julius A. Mssdsl and Henry H. Berg
Ram. 70 secure Herman Gasch. $50. years.
Der cent. seni-znnually lot s.. blook .; SINE
10 Henry r Money and William H. Spisnui,
T. 70 secure Francis 4. Biuudon. s.. go. month
Is payments 5 per cent sane land
Woodley Park-Louise r Greene e: vir. Louis :
10 G. s r Burke. 70 secure Arthur Herbert
JlliaB T Burke. and Richard =. Roszel- trus-
tees. 500 years. TFr cent. ssIni-sur'lally
psFtss-o;s s. and g. SQUARE -.
Square es5-Haroid / johnson e AZ 70 Harry
L. Rust and David y. Rrst. T. 70 secure Julia
2, Kan HON, Nss9. 20 yssrs s Der cent.
ssmi-annually ct Is
FoIzH Hcights-John n. Johnston. T.. e TX. 70
WiIlism 2 Eimonst0n snd John D. Coughlau
80 secure J. Esan GadSbg $50 I yssr. psr
cent mi-snnusIly lots ls, .. ard 2. square
Is5s
Square 57s-Colouisi Amusenent Company Ire %
Maurice D. Rose7berg and Fulton BrTlzVski 20
Secure Robert 3. Baum ard William B Brown
S.Fo. due February !, lsio and August I. 1915.
lot 50
University PaIk-wHiisn R. Andrezs e. uz 70
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, May Is. 19OoJ

Attrrneys NJ y. Rich arisoa and {. z. NeriIlst-
". C. Baldsrs1n and H. Joanson.
No s9iS Sullivan Capital Trzctor Con-
pauy. time n fle trznscTlp, extended. Atto-neys
2. p Jackson and J. v. Echols-R z. Perry &
son ard =. 7. Dunlop
No. 502 United States. ex ri Phillips - Gar
field; leave granted 20 amend petition Attorney
p p. Phillips
No 5o567 Kult Isegrr. notion for nrz rrsal
Attorneys. T. r. M0ulton and JOIN Ridout-w. J
Lambert
Assignments fer Msy l.:
No Is jenkins Is. Washington Rsfrzv ard
Electric ComraE-- Attorneys Downing and Berry
J. J. Darlington.
No So Morgan Is. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Compsuy. Attorneys Gitrings & Chamherlin ard
2. D. Bisckis;oae-Ha-ailtoa. Colbert, yerkes &
Hamilton.
No so. Pollen "a Capital Traction Compsuy
AttCrueys. r G Hgidekopsd-R r Pery 4
Son ard c. 7. Dunlop
NJ. Ss. Banes Washington Terminal Con
Tany q a. Attorneys. Wilson & BaFks5zie-C;ecTTe
L Hamilton and C. J. Murphy.
No. 50. Norris - NouTse AttoFnsys Hopeze
Harrow & Taylor.
NJ. 81 Brown Modern Woodmeu. Attn-uevs
Jef0rds < Nauck-Pisntz Lambert
No E5 American National Bank - Deckhs,t
q al AItO-Isys. Berry & Minu--Brardentrlrz
Nc So Le M0ur - Surety Loan Compsny q
a. Attorneys. Dan. Peyser & Tsylor-Gies.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Equity Court No. 1.
IrSTIrE RARNARn.


No. SSfZ Heath IS Heath e a.; order x rrf
errnce. Attorneys Charles Bendhein-J- z Nc
Nalley-
No 2S.s- Due-st " Unknown Hens order d
publicati0n. Attornev. J. 2. LsTne--
NJ. 9S2Z. ThecSe= sane, decree 0-o Con
fesso. Attornsys Psdgett & Cconhe
No. essS3 Warner IS NcTseu a. al order a
publication. Attorneys. z. B. Slater and 3. 4
Warner. T.
No. sci Nomsnt. trustee. vs. STREET = al
appearance of absent defendants 0T1gTsd. ArtoT
neys. Charles Liukins. t;ittinEs < Chanberisin-
No. &ioo. Ssms sams, sane Attorneys sane.
NJ. &iss- SANE rs. sane. sane Attorneys. sane
No. ZTo. Sane IS sane szme- Actonsys. sane
No. lSs52 Christie s. t;risEc,6. cTGgr appointing
new 'r-ls;ee and reference 20 a-di-oT. Attorneys
Nah Wilson and G r Wilson
No. $50 Lambert - Stsrrett e a., order q
psiblicstiou. Atto7.Cv. ". J. IambeTI-
No. XII Heidsman rs REeunenan e. al deeds
SCI aside sad sale ordered AttCTneys. =. ".
Torr
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Circuit Court No. 4.
IrSTICE sTAFFORn-


Nc. 1854 Saunders. simiris-ratrix. rs Stevens
e al; order extending tine 20 submit and settle
biu e exceptions. 20 snd including June J. 1909
ard 70 file transcript q record. 70 and including
july I. 1875. Attorneys. A. L Nevmeyer-Birney
/ 6 WOodard.
No l22l5 McBlair vs.. District of Columlis: con
tinued for term
No 5Sca TuCk T - Philadelphia Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company; trial Attorneys,
A l. Nsvueyer and L. 4. DsTid-1IcKinney &
FIznney.
Assignment for May u:
No sz3. Soxau Polish Manufacturing Company ".
Bowen. Attorneys Il. W WhsarIey-Burton Mac
afee.
No sa-ss Goldenberg IS. American Ice Company.
Atto-neTs Marx StezTnan-G. p. Hoover.
No. 81 Blanton IA Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys J. c. DsFis-C. &.
Douglas and q. ?. Hoover.
No 2f5. Thomas vs.. De Winter e al Attorneys,
:! W. Beiler-P. H. Marshall
No 5la- Cheshire IS Annapolis and Potomac
River Railway Company. Attorneys, Charles Bend
heim-C- A Do-lSias and 6. ?. Hoover.
No. ~ McT;sir Vs District q Columbia. At
. torneys- John Rldout-E H Tt0mzs-
No. o. RAYMOND rs. Lord. Attorneys, II. ".
Whestlsy-A s Wo-thinrton-
No 81 Saunders & ca. rs- Zshm. Attorneys.
Davis & Kimbzl-Donaldson.
Ne. 81 Holly - Washington Railway and Elec-
tri7 Company. AItonsys. WilliaHS0n-D01siss &
Hoover.
No. T3 FREE - District of Columbia. At
t0rneys. Evans. BenSon PouiJ1ey-HEuailtOn
Thomas & DussH
No. So Rinehzrt - Ckesaqeaks and Ohio Rail
Eay COMPANY Attorneys. Pery-Haz,ii;on & Col
CFr~uft ro-,-S -
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
HIS SANITY QUESTIONED.
Man Who wanted 10 Warn Taft of
Plot Is Held.

Burton c. Powell, who was arrested
on April i last while he was trying 20
get into the White House 70 warn the
President OF a Black Hand plot against
him. was found Of unsOund mind yes
terday by a jury in Criminal Court No
?. before Justice Anderson He was taken
back TO the Government Hospital for the
Insane 20 await a decision Of the au-
thorites as 10 what disposition IS 70 be
made OF him.
When arrested on account of his pecu-
liar actions as he approached the Execu-
tive Mansion. Powell told the police he
had overheard a conversation IN Rich
vile. y. Y. OF members OF the Black
Hand who were planning an attempt on
the life OF President Taft The police
subsequently, received a letter from Mrs
Parker. of RichvilIe with whom Powell
boarded, asking that a careful investi-
CATION he made into his mental condi-
ton.
The state Lunacy Board o; New York
has taken the matter Up WITH a view 10
having Powell placed in the asylum at
Qgdensburg
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Probate Court

Estate of William J. Barnstts; petition tor let
teTs testamentsTy. Att0Treys Tucker Eeuvnn
Estate II Christopher Z. FendneT; viii dated
May g. l903 fled
Estate Of Msry SpsnceT- viii dated Ncrp-7be- Il
I31. fled.
Estate Of Mosnsy D Helm; order granting ancl.
laT- letters testamsois=y- Attorneys. Stuart Nc.
Nsmara and r. s Huidekoper.
Estate Of Henry ThcmpoOn petition for letters tes
tsmentsry. Attorneys " g Martin and W H.
Lewis.
Estate of Margaret Miller; petition for letters
testsmentary. At5oTneys Lester & Price-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
DISTRICT COURTS.
Coart of Appeals.


Present: Ths Chief Jusrlce Nir Justice Robb.
and Nr- Justice Van OrsdelL
Admission Samuel L. Powers
No. ST. Mcfarland IS Watson e al; argument
cortiuued By Mr.. T. Walter Fowler fo- appellant,
and corcirded by M r. ". Ne,son f1r appellee.
No. - Daesgtt. r. hasfmsn; argument
crmusnosd by AIr. A z. StocSaton fo- complain
snr. ard continued bv Mr. J. L Lew for appellee
ASSIGNMENTS for today
No. Sc. Lang rs Green River DistIlizs Company.
Attorney. Z. T. FenEick.
No. "a Saunders IS Miller. Attorneys. p. 5.
Msckzye-W :. Hodges
No. 575. Martin rs. Rovley. AytCIey. Z. A.
Combe.
No. So In - application e Wright & Taylor.
Attorneys. A. 2 WaIisce-F. A Tenant
No 81 In re Application q &. 4 Graves (
s0rs. Attorneys. F. ". Hsckeo-F. 4 Tenant.
No. So La Croix vs. Tybsrg- Attorneys " G.
Henderson and J. T Norris. IN B. PhiliD
ard J. y. Rice
No. So II re application q F. r. TsyloE. T.. &
Sons Attorneys. q. ". Res-F- 4 Tenant
NJ. 81 Woodbridge - Winship- Attorneys. A
p. StcuEhtOn-tsorhsm Crosby
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Criminal Court No. 1.
JTSTTCE COUTn

United States - Clarence Kelly ho!sshreskinz
ard lsrcery; fo-cer sentence sct ASIDE and sen
tenced q two years IN peuiteutiz-v
United States - Ptrr ". FriSby fo~rv-r. On
trial Attorney. Y. z. Dams.
United States "a James L Jones. holseb-sakinr
and iarceny- Pea not guilty
United States vs- Jsmes Mudd. eubezzlemsut
plea 1t gritty.
United States ~ joseph Watson, s-and Larceny
plea Tlilty
United States ys Carl ChichsxeT sSsault with
dangerous weapon, plea no' giilty.
United States vs.. Charles Dorsey. assault. me
plea not guilty.
United States IS TyieT z. Hill. assault with
dangeTo1s weapon, Dies rot guilty.
United States Us. Eugene Monroe. sane; plea not
guilty.
United Ststes Is. Andrew Richardson. pe-trry
Flea rCt guilty.
United states Leon Niernsae ernbezzleu,snt .
pies guilty.
United States y. Martin T. Davis. embezzle-rent.
bail fixed az 500: recogrizsnce in 500
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Get. Permission to Lay Rails.

Acting on the recommendation OF c. b
Hunt. engineer OF highways, Commission
er JudsOn yesterday granted permission
70 the Washington Railway and Electric
Company 20 renew track rails from Four
teenth and II streets. by way OF COnuec-
ticUt avenue TO Dupont Circle and P
street New rails VIII also be laid by
the company In Fifth street from D 20
Z streets. and in F street from Fifth
10 Seventh streets northwest Il IS IN
derstood the work viii be begun on June
70 and viii probably cover a period Of
more than two months.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Rites for Viz. NetherIand.

Funeral services for Thomas H. Meth
erIand. former social clerk al the White
House. viii be held this morning at the
residence. 1915 Belmont road. Rev. Dr..
Joseph Dawson. pastor OF Calvary Bap-
list Church. viii oficiate. TIE body will
be taken TO Richmond. Va. and a dele
CATION from Alexandra Comranderv.
knights Templars, VIII act as paHbearers
10 the Union Station. At Richmond the
body viii be taken IN charge by the
Mssons. and viii be buried in Hollywood
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14

Il. and g. Thomas DunloT> executors 20 Emory
H. Bo9ley. part LOT - square lIe SS0oa.
Whitehsven- S. Philip. and Jacob-JoseP5 7.
ShsTieT 70 Allen P. Afyer5. lots : and 3. block
ST.
Eighteenth street. between G ard d streets Souts-
east-Chsries r Riley e TX 90 1hGsas Ed
wards. j. lots L to D. square llo, SO The
Realty Apr-aisal and Tile Company 70 Ch2rieS
R. Riley. lots L 10 Is. square ice. Sd
II street northwest between Thirty-f7st and THIRTY
sccoud strests-AiphonSe n BaI ct uz and
Isaac " and BENJAMIN N0TilirgeT. 7. trustees.
n AdoIpa Lcbtsustein. pz1 loJ g. square lse
SIS
Eighteenth street between c and ID streets south
ssss-CharIes r. Riley et TX 70 Daniel A. I'd
wards. lots q 70 Is square 100. SO.
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ANNUAL DINNER TO PRESIDENT
Such Is Plan Suggested by John
Joy Edison.

At the dinner given by the citizens
Of Washington, In honor OF the President.
last Saturday night. Chairman John JOY
Edson. in his Introductory address, sug-
gested the propriety Of such a dinner
annually.
Il is known that this met with the
hearty approval Of President Taft His
interest in the District Of Columbia is
real and deep-rooted-not a mere passing
interest-and in personal conversation he
has indicated his wish 10 keep IN close
touch with citizens, and not only his
willingness to take part IN such an an
nusi function as Mr.. Edison proposed, but
his cordial approval Of the idea
II is the opinion OF citizens generally
that the recent gathering will prove most
helpful TO Washington in many respects
A leading business man said yesterday
that in his opinion IL had advanced the
interests Of the city fully ten years
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
PRAISES FIRE FIGHTERS.
Secretary BaIIInGer sends Letter to
Mr. MacfarlHnd.

Praising the prompt and Efficient man
ner in which the District FIRE depart
ment suppressed the FIRE mat occurred
in the building OF the Geological Survey
IN street Sunday morning. Secretary
Balunger. Of the Interior Department, yes
tsrday communicated with Com missioner
Macfa ciand-
Noting especially the judgment dis
PLAYED by the fire fighters In confning ;ae
blaze in the room IN which Il originated
and avoiding excessive damage by the
use of too much water. the Cabinet o.
fetal concludes by saying: 7 DO not
see how the efficiency OF the District FIRE
department could be improved" "
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
DIAGRAM OF PAY-As-YoU-ENTER cARs

operation successful and that
passengers arising fully realized the pub
Company observing follow
ing regulations
l5-Boad only al rearp platform by step marked IN"
2ave hand when boarding cash ticket deposit
in unfoded and hand conductor.
before passing
Passengers having hand will until
having fare ready have entered
CAUTION-Do put than exact fare fare box.
possible
conductor and when
o leave
h-To avoid owdng the passengers requested
o leave by the front
6- necessary keep platforms passengers
therefore smoking will not be permitted
7h-Wai for the following when requested to by conductor
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
BABY SWALLOWS POLISH.
Mother Carries Child to Drug store
and saves Life.

While playing IN the house az 81
Nichols avenue. Anacostia- about o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Lewis Bond. nine
teen months old. drank furniture polish.
which nearly caused his death before he
was given medical aid He viii recover.
The mother. Mrs. Lillian Bond. had
been polishing furniture IN the parlor,
and placed a bottle Of the polish on a
chair Lewis took the bottle and swal-
lowed some OF the liquid Probably a
minute elapsed before the baby began
crying Mrs Boyd picked him up and
looked In his mouth She carried the
child 10 a drug store a short distance
away.
Dr.. William E. Gales administered rem
edies which were effective.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
VIII Not Grade Highway at Present

VIII Not Grade Highway at Present.
On account OF the limited appropriation
available for grading streets and the lack
Of improvements abutting in Decatur
street. between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets northwest. Ccmmissioaer Ju6son
yesterday notified Norman G. Ellis OF the
Treasury Department that L IS not ad-
vissble 10 grade that highway AT this
time
The Washington herald., 1909-05-14
Equity Court No. 2.
IUSTICE WRIGHT.

No. 2as4 Richardson q a. Is Hsnss5 p a..
auditors report confined; appeal noted AttoT-
neys MeT1llat & Richsrdson-E. r Thonnas
No. 9l.-I. Hurdle =. Hurdle: order not 20 make
investment. Attcc1ev W. ]. Lsmber--
Nc. &0. Selden - SeIden e. al; absolute
divorce granted, slimonv 81 per month. Atto--
ucys. Wilson & Barksdsle and C. ". Oren-W.
Mex. CIayton.
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1rsTICE ANDERSON


No ST. In re Payment for change OF grade.
aprrsisencHt 20 sub lots s. and &c. square Ts7.
ratified.
No. 56 In ~ Extension oE Elsrsrth street
tine TO settle bin of exceptions. &c. extended
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I.RMEnifa

I No ,l64i George D. Herring Is Martin Nc.
Nazarz; Judgment Municipal Cou-t s2ss A+to--
nsy. z s BaileT
No 15s5. Nsiscn A Mnss - CspitaI Traction
CnnTary; daE-gss. S.ooo Attorney, Chsrncsy