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The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 472-Willism +. Gamer e u1 % r Harri-
son johnson and Francis P. Shechy. % sec1rs
Mutual SERIAL Buiding Association. 1900. lot .
Harem-Tillie Y. Boyls e. VIZ. John r.. 70 GarseId
A Street and c. Donald Miller. % se,-I-e
Robert Allen 500. I 20 II months per cent
quarterly. paTt.
BToOkland-Ge0rEe ?. SchEieT e uK- 10 GsCrEs u
ETnmerica and Douglass :. Mackali % secure
the Washington SIX Per Cent Permanent Build
ing Association. $3.50, l0t J. block g.
Connecficut Avenue Terrace Helen 81 BoSti-z IN
II. ID. Gordon and Robert T. Heater. 70 ss-71re
Fulton r. Gordon. $50 monthly payments. 5
per cent. l0t q. square 1877.
Efinghsm Piace-George ". Ken 70 Geor-e II
Elnmerich and Douglas 5. Afacksu 70 Ser---e
Washington Six Per Ce1t Permanent Building
Association. s. $50.
suuare l12-AfillaTd F. HObson ct TX % R{~bsrs
r Psiro and Herbert A. On. 10 se-l-e Iobr
J. Brosnan. 500. 8 20 = months. rer cert
east half Of original lot
Square I2So-Joseph X. B0yce Ct TX. n Alersnder
J Schuarz and Prank T. Mitchell. % se-,-s
Adam J. Dickhaut. Sc, year. Der cent SEMI
annually. part l0t %.
Square sSl-Ulysse P. Laaius et ux. to d. D.
Thompson and G. Gordon Bailey. 20 secire F1or-
ence A. Bailey. So55. 20 s. months per cent
seni-auuuaIly. lot 80.
Square 2s2-Gaf~iei E6moustCn et ux u Robert r.
White and William a. Miller. 70 VeCurs james
White SEQ, Z year, Ter cent. scmi-auuually
IosN
Square Ss3-Carra II. Granger e viz. John T.. o.
William ]. Flathsr and John 7. Arns. 20 secure
John n. Jones, 500. years. 8 per cent. semi
annually les 2. Sane 70 John ]. AIMS and
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16

ITSTTCr WRIGHT


Estate n Marvin p Fisher; VIII dated October
p. 1879. and petition for letters tes-amenta-y fled
AttOIeyx Pennehzkcr. CaHl1 4 Jones
Estate G George W Bag. order granting letters
testslnsntsryi bond 500. Attorneys Thompson a
Laskey.
Estate Of Margaret A. NIeKean. order 70 amend
petition.
Estate q Frineis s Dodge; order Tor exempt
property
Estate q Margaret HarTisan; order re5uciag
bond At:0mcy. LaUreEce Hufty.
Estate a. Hannah p Leonard: order eranting
letters tes-aueutaTy. bond. S1U.
Estate q Iguatgs Belt: order DostDoning trial q
issues
Estate of James c. De Auey: VII dated June
is. Ias. c1dicil dated October =. 1905. sled
Estate q Elizabeth II. i. Fauin; VIII dated Sep
tens5er 80 1901 fled.
IN re Helen A. spalding e al; order fo- allow
anca
Estate q James Il. smith. petition Tor letters %
a1IllI-stratiCu C. C. e. Attorneys Hughes & Grav.
Estate Cf Henry A Taft, petition for Ietters q
administration Attorney. Paca ObeTiin.
Estate q Daniel Grady; Eiu dated July 3. 1885.
fled
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
DRILLERS MADE GOOD SHOWING
Second Battalion, Second Regiment,
Inspected at ArmOFy

Congratulations were shOwered upon the
Second Battalion, Second Regiment. y. g
D C. upon the excellent showing II made
at its annual inspection last night at Cen
ter Market Armory.
Promptly at s:l5 o'clock the battalion
under command Of Mai. Richard d.
Simms. fled into the drill hall Capt
Edward II. Bryan marched at the head
OF Company Z, with every one Of his
forty-one men present. Capt. Reuben B.
Dufie commanded Company F. which IS
composed exclusively of former or active
members Of the High School Cadet Regi-
ment Of the city. He had two men alb
sent. one being III and the other out Of
town.
Company C, every man Of whom has
seen active service either in the regular
or volunteer forces. was under. command
OF Capt. Clarence V. 'Sayer. There were
seven men absent from this companv
but the poor attendance was more than
compensated for by the fine physique
soldierly appearance. and good drill Of
the men.
Sayer's veterans and Dunes cadets
drilled side by side. and those National
Guardsmen who witnessed the inspection
were able TO make an interesting com
pariSOn between the snappy cadence and
manual Of the younger men. and the more
methodical movements OF those who had
seen real service. Between these two
companies Capt Bryan's men went
through the manual OF arms and foot
movements. proud OF the fact that they
were the only company Of the battalion
whose muster roll contained no absentee
check marks
Company II is a skeleton company. hut
efforts are now being made TO recruit il.
The work Is In charge Of Sergt- Frank z.
Sharpless. Of Company H. who has al
ready fifteen men on his roster, and who
Will be made captain Of the company as
soon as II is mustered into the Guard
Maj. Simms was enthusiastic in praise
Of his men.
They have done remarkably WELL he
said. We have had a better average at
tendance this fall than ever before. The
battalion earned the highest figure Of
merit in rifle practice this year, and Com
pany z has the best rating in gallery
work for the winter. Sergt Rathborn
Company F. has won the distinction OF
being the best drilled man In the Second
Regiment.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
LABOR MEN IN PEACE.
Dove Roasted High at Central Labor
Union Meeting.

The dove OF peace hovered over the
meeting OF the Central Labor Union In
Typographical Temple last night.
No charges were made that President
Lofh was setting his watch back, No
vitriolic denunciations were heaped on
the patient shoulders Of Secretary Sam
De Nedrey for engineering a hlIbuster.
The legislative committee was called 10
order for not being familiar with the
commas IN the Congressional Record. but
aside from that brief contretemps all was
quiet on the Potomac.
Several small items OF business were
accomplished. The legislative committee
was told 10 study up on the happenings
in Congress relative to the employment
OF laboTing men on the proposed new
workhOuse and JAIL with an eve TO regis
tering an objection II union men were not
among those present. The Baltimore dele
gates reported that the clothing strike in
that city had been settled. and that 400
workers returned 10 their respective
spheres Of usefulness.
Representatives OF the Building Trades
Mechanics Council reported that a smoker
would be held on March "a in National
Rifles Armory. Attention was also called
10 a sermon on labor 70 be preached on
March Is. in GuEton Temple Memorial
Presbyterian Church. by the pastor, Rev.
John Lee Allison. a fraternal delegate 10
the central body.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
MORE MONEY FOR AUDITORIUM
incorporates Meet and Decide to
Ask for Subscriptions.
Committee VIII BE Appointed 20 So
iicit Funds-Earning Capacity
of Building 10 BE Large.

At meeting Of the incorporators OF
the National Auditorium Company yes
Jerday afternoon at the Shoreham Hotel
Il was resolved 20 ask each OF the nifty
incorporators TO obtain subscriptions OF
$4,000. This plan Of bringing up the sub
scription list Will result in an addition OF
10000 10 the $4,000 already pledged.
In the absence Of George f. Hamilton.
chairman OF the board Of trustees. who Is
confined 10 his home with a cold. Emil
Berliner presided. George F. Schutt act
ing as secretary. Speeches were made by
Milton +. Allies, chairman OF the finance
committee; Commissioner MacfarIand.
Chairman Berliner, Secretary Schutt. and
Corcoran Thorn.
Prof. Heinrich Hammer addressed the
incorporators on his proposition 10 or
ganize a symphony orchestra In Wash
ington as soon as the auditorium is built
Commissioner Macfarland speaking at
the request Of Mr.. Hamilton. proposed
that each Of the inCOrpOrators raise 1900
in subscriptions. but as all OF the incor-
porators were not present TO discuss this
plan. ii was thought not proper TO obi
gate the incOrporators as a body to do
this. and it was resolved that a com
mittee Of three be appointed TO call on
the incorpOrators and urge that they call
on friends, acquaintance. and business
associates and obtain pledges Of $4,000
each.
Chairman Berliner announced that the
committee OF three would be named in a
day or two.
I do not believe the people OF Wash
- r..TH.
Of the building we are TO erect" Mr.. Ber-
liner said After careful study, 7 may
say that the building will pay at the rate
Of ~ or . per cent, This Is based on
actual calculations and reports from
other cities"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16

JUSTICE GOULD.
United States rs. Robert McCulic. murder first
degree plea not guilty withdrawn. plea guilty 10
second degree: sentenced 20 peuiteu.ay for twenty
years. Attorney. T. c. Taylor.
United States joseph J. Gleason. T.: falss
pretenses; nolle pros
United States w. James B. Chapman; motion for
new trial filed
Assignment for to-day.
United States Clarence L Tucker
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 81 In re change Of grade Union Station
appraisement confirmed.
No. rs In re widening Of G street hearing On
exceptions 20 award argued and submitted
No sl- u re extension q Second and " streets
northwest; hearing In part and continued 10
March le
Assignments for to-day:
On Tuesday. March ls. there VIII be a cali a the
justice q the peacs cases heretofore reported
ready for trial
No. s. Bethel vs. Riley. Attorneys. J. A. Burkart
BATES Warren.
No. Il. Conner vs. Jacobsen et al Atto-leys
Leckie. Fulton q CoZ-J. r. shields and L
TobTiner.
No. H. Rose rs. PennsyIrania Railroad Comuau7.
Attorneys. J. w PAtterson-William Hit.
No. IS Hawks vs. Chamberlain Metal Weather
strip Company Attorneys. H. ". whs4tley-T.
C.. Handy.
No Is Gaes Bro. rs. Bloos Attorns5s. ]. /.
Peyser-Wof Rosenberg
No O. Taylor rs. Freeman. Attorueu, E. L
Gies-J A BukaTL
No. s. williams Manufacturing Company rs.
Green- Attorneys Barton Macafee.
No g kush IS. Murray. Attorneys. A. A.
Biney-W Z. Lester.
No. q Wilson vs. Globe Life Insurznre Con-
pauy- Attoneys. J. A Cobb-8IeSem & Mcneil.
No g. Myes vs. Chew. y. Attorneys, Jonss <
shinn-P. r. Huliard.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
PHYSICIANS ENJOY LUNCHEON.
Retail Druggists Association Host
Mt Entertainment

Having for its object a more cordial
relation. and 10 discuss means OF bringing
its members closer together socially, the
District OF Columbia Retail Druggists
Association rendered a reception TO more
than fifty physicians OF this city at Car
roll Institute last night
The evening was given over TO music.
recitatiOns. and a specially conducted
tour through Yellowstone Park by way OF
the stereopticon route" which was con-
Quoted by f. 3. Thompson.
It was one Of the most enjoyable enter
tainments ever given by the druggists,
and after Mr.. ThOmpson's lecture or
scenes from the great government reser-
walton. a luncheon was served by the
ladies division Of the association.
Among those present were DR.. ". II.
Wiley Chief OF the Bureau OF Chemistry,
Department OF Agriculture; Dr. L. L.
Frederick, Dr. Clarence Weaver, DR.. II.
c. Duffy, Dr II. l. Z. Kaluswossi, DR..
Frank Braden. DR.. w L. Masterson, Dr.
+. H Miner. DR.. James Stewart Fisher,
Or. G. ". Boyd. DR.. Charles Patteys.
DR.. Valentine, DR.. Daniel Mulcahy. DIT.
G. w. Akers, DR.. Harry Price. DR.. G..
44hAet1t IL DA4AlNdllf LII. dlESt III.
Allen, Augustus Taylor. Wyman Brad
bury, Herbert c. Easterday, ". P.
Herbst and +. P. Weller.
Among the members Of the Women's
Organization of Retail Druggists present
were Mrs Augustus Taylor. Mrs Roger
Duffy. Mrs A Z. Powell. Mrs. Louis
Flemer. Mrs W. S Richardson, Mrs.
Charles FuhTman, Mrs. F. Haskins. Mrs.
Henry Epps. Mrs. Guy Neele. Mrs. G. c.
Simms, Mrs. W. c. Thompson. Mrs. F.
= Weller. Mrs. Charles Henry, Mrs. Nor
ris Waters. Mrs. A TrOwbridge, Mrs.
Henry Evans, Mrs Ashton Evans. Mrs
w c. Downey, Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. S.
J. Hilton, Mrs. Walter Macdonald. Mrs
George Hurlebaus. Miss Irene Richardson.
Mrs. Sarah Richardson, and Mrs. Brad
ley.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE MEETS.
Nat wOriey Is Again Elected TO the
Presidency.

The board Of directors Of the Independ-
ence League met at the residence of
President Worley u r street northwest
last evening. and adopted a constitution
for the coming season, elected officers.
and discussed plans for this years cam
paign.
Nathaniel T. WOrley was reelected
president, there being no other no.n!na-
tion, while John IT. Ketther, was chosen
vice president; a. A. Ormsby. secretary;
c. r. Craft. treasurer. and Edwin Lelth.
official scorer. No umpire was appointed.
as the board desired 10 lcok into the
qualifications OF the various applicants.
A committee composed Of G. r Craft.
and n. T. Worley, was appointed 10
draft a schedule. consisting OF ninety-six
games. The opening contest viii be on
Monday May 3 and the season will close
on August p. After this date no games
Will be played.
McDevitts Field was selected as the
grounds for the league.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court Of AnnenIs.

Assignments for Tuesday. March Is. 1872:
No 1857. Mayer rs. American Security and Trust
Company. A;tc-neys. Bandenburg & Branden-
blrg-W. r. Mattingly and J. B. LarncT.
No. 1855. Baum Us. Kua0e Company. Attorneys.
J. T. Peyser and Milton S;rasbu-ge--C. L. FTailey
and J. A. Lynham-
No. lss9. Capital Traction Company vs. Diver.
Attorneys. K. r. Perry & Son and q. T. Dunlop.
No Iaol Go-upcrs e. al vs. The Bucks stove
and Range Company. Attorneys. ]. H Ralston-
Daui.l Davenport
No. 1891. Miunix Company vs. Smith & Bros.
At.0rncys. 7. 3. Rhodes and Wilson & Barksdale-
H. W Wheutley-
No 1872 JaQuetts IS CAPITAL Traction Company.
AttCrucys r. L. EFalz-R- r. Pony a son ard
G. 7. Dunlop.
Special calendar 8: Coke - District a Colum-
bia. Attorneys. ". e. Prentiss-F. Il stephens.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
Dies in a Lunch Room

Frank Shrivery, fifty-three years old.
for many years an inmate Of Central
Union Mission. was taken sick while in a
lunch room at 6o3 c street northwest at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and before
medical assistance could be summoned
died. Death is believed 10 have been due
to general debility and complication of
diseases. The body was taken 10 the
morgue. RumOrs that the dead man had
prominent connections In Washington
were not verified last night.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16

Samuel A. Drry. n sccue lee BTuvn s. SO
90 - montls. per cent. se-li-suugally. szns
land.
Anaccsta--AlaTy A. Dodge q viz Wnbur s, q
Henry n. Bergnaun and Charles Schafer. 20 So
cue Northern Liberty German American Build
ing Association, No. 6. $3.50 lct 81.
Mount Pieaslnt-QsluDd II. TbbOtt q uN %
Aiyer Cohen and ". T. Gude. 70 securs "
Oliver Murray. ao0. , years. per cent SEMI
annually lot 661
Square lf72-Heruan r. HoWenstein e. NJ 70 Wat
son +. CLARK and Frank l. Chapin. % seclrs
james 7. HoWsrsrsin. S2z5o. 3 yess. s per cent.
serai-aunually. lot q
Square 35I-NiEuic sacks 60 Tir. Isaac 20 Samuel
CioIdenberg and Leslie F. F. Prinoe 70 se-.-e
William v Mahoney, S7,e. 5 70 q months
pcr cent. l5t g..
Mount Pleasant ard Pleasant Plains-L.ee d
IArimer and J. Eris Powell trustees. o. Na-
ti0uai savings and Trust Company. g. secure
American Security and Trust Company. DGte.
YEAR. per cert. seull-aunuaiiv. Part lot fiI
Squ1re Hl-Aildrel Niclarsham et VIZ GeorEe w.
90 EdWari J. Hancy and Auesstus Harilard -
secure Heury A. G. Taylor sBOC. g years. a.
Der cent. scmi-annuaiy. l0t l56
SIlare Z5-John T. Mcany 90 ur 90 William J.
FIathsr and Charles. 2. Stone. % secuns John
NJ Jones seao sears. per co. ssai-
annually. lC- II
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
LIBEL PLEA MOT GUILTY"
Editors and Publishers Of New York
World Appear i'm Court.

New York. March I5-Through their
attorneys to-day. the Press Publishing
Company (New York World and Caleb
NJ Van Hamm. the Worlds managing
editor. separately indicted by the Federal
grand jury for libel on the United States
government. pleaded not guilty 10 their
respective indictments.
Samuel Untermyer. counsel fOr Van
Hamm. in entering the plea. said he
wished 10 have leave 20 withdraw the
plea. and enter a special plea as 10 juris-
dictiOn within two weeks
On request OF Assistant District At
torney Grim, the time was SCI by Judge
Holt 10 next week. Mr.. Untermyer viii
be allowed 20 argue the special plea, dis
putting the jurisdiction of the Federal
court.
For the Press Publishing Company.
Cornelius J. Sullivan. or the office Of
Nlcou. Anable. Lindsay & Fuller. ap
peared 10 answer not guilty 20 the IN
dictment No questions as 20 jurisdiction
was raised by counsel for the company.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
VIRGINIAN WINS MISS NELSON
william {. HAnckei Mnrries To-day
Niece of DIR. Weir Mitchell.

Charlottesville. Va. March l5-To-morrow
evening a wedding VIII take place at
Hamilton Court, Thirty-ninth and Chest
nut streets. in Philadelphia, when VIII
liam c. Hanckel, assistant postmaster at
C Charlottesville. viii wed Miss Ethel r.
Nelson, of that city.
Miss Nelson IS the niece Of DR.. 5.
Weir Mitchell. and is considered one OF
the most beautiful young women in Phil
adelphia Her parents make their winter
home at Hamilton Court. where extensive
preparations are being made for the we'd
ding.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
KILLED BY BLAST.
stone Hurled Six Hundred Feet
Crushes Mans Skull.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
HagersJown. Nd. March Hilary 3.
Rohrer, formerly engaged IN general mer-
chandise business at Rohrersyille. this
county. met a tragic death this afternoon
al his home, near RohrersviIe. when he
was instantly killed by a stone hurled
from a blast 600 feet away.
Rohrer was walking IN his garden at
the time. and Il IS thought he felt he
was in no danger. A stone weighing
about eight pounds struck Rohrer on the
side OF the head and crushed his skull
ROhrer was a distant relative Of Daniel
A ROhrer. president OF the board OF
county commissioners His wife and
two small children survive. He was
leading member OF the Lutheran church.
superintendent Of the Sunday school. and
a leader and director OF the Rohrersville
COrnet Band.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
Equity Court No. L.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. E-09. Curtis " Curtis. rule returnable
March p Attorneys c. Fl. syrns and n. FoEle-
Il. b. MOulto1.
No. 2;365. Davis vs.. Davis e al = reference 70
examiner Attorneys ". R. ReiIly-C Y. Church
No. sis Cant IS Beverly; aud-tor's report cor
fmed- Attorneys. ". G. Martin-M. 7. Ciink-
scales
Nc. $0oL Wsrne- II BALDWIN: leave granted %
withdraw papers- Att0rneyS. q. H. Calvert. = II.
Hammond. and james Ciark-C. II. Stanley.
No. 5sS6 In re release q lot l06 square S5l .
trustee 20 release appointed Attorney, J. ID. Sui
livan.
No 31s5. Bensinger ~ Gleeson; cross-bin dis
missed ,by Mr. Justice Gould. Attorneys. Hs1nil-
ton. COIbert- Yerkes & Hamlton-S- McNana-a,
K. 5. Huidekoper. and T. Burke.
No. 1871 Dulany Moss; time 70 take deposi
tiCn extended.
No. S3So n 70 Gssignraent AZ Wilkinson &
Sheppand bond fixed al A,ooa Attorneys F. J.
WiSSner and g. ". Blanksnship-
No assir-lrnerrs
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
Washingtonians Mnrrr in RncI.,.,11.
Special to The Washington Herald.

npevlaI % Ihe Washington Herald
Rockville, Nd. March 6.-Artbur
Shoemaker. aged thirty-seven years. and
Miss Elizabeth L. Coolingridge AGED
thirty-four years. OF Washington. iour-
neyed to Rockville to-day. and were made
man and wife by Rev Mr.. Wolfe nastor
OF the Methodist church. ImmediateIv
after the ceremony they returned TO
Washington.
A marriage license was also issued IN
Albert W. Pauley. OF Washington. who
gave his age as twenty-five wears. and
Miss Lillian l. Harris. of Travilah this
county who gave her age as eighteen
years.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
Commtssion Wim Mo-.

In pursuance Of President Tafts an
nouncement that there will be no more
government by commission" the Ma
tlonal Conservation Commission yesterday
suspended activities and instructions
were sent 10 members that nothing moro
will be done by this commission untiI its
existence is legalized by Congress-
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
Circuit Court No. L.

No. 5OSs7. Csstikyzn & Co. ~. Sloan & Co.
time to file transcript Of record further extended
Attorneys. Il. W Wheauy-Tucker & Kenyon.
No. 5o556 Michael e al. vs.. Small: motion FOR
new trial fled Attorneys, Z L Gies and J. J.
BTusnan-ChaTles Poe.
No. 5Oo29- The Crane Company vs.. Hail: verdict
FOR defendant Attorneys. sleman & Lerch-H- ".
Sohon.
No. 5css6 Saunders. administrators. vs.. steren
& Son o.: leave 70 amend declaration granted, On
trial Attorneys. A. L. NeVmyer and Leon To
briner-Birney & Woodland.
No. 5l5sl. HALEY vs. Wells; Judgment for returr,
Of property repleTined 70 the plaintiff; order for 1ry
Of inquest. Attorney. C. F. Digs
No. 5oo6S RidenOur rs. Voc ard. plaintiff called
and suit dismissed. With costs. Attorneys r T.
Hcugh stuart MeNanara. and R. S. HuidekopeE-
". C. Balderson.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81 Harry - Giles. -Attorneys. A A
Liuscomb-E H. ThomaG
No. 81. Steward vs. Staples st a. Attorneys.
]. D. WilliAms-E H. Thomas and Birney &
Woodard.
No. so. Sax Benny ct al Attuneyz. H ".
Wheatey-R B. Dickey-
No. Sga- Van Sender IS. Jones. exec1tor. At
torneyS. Charles POe-Fsr & Putnam
No 3L Reynolds. administrator, IS Wyuau-
Attorneys. G. c. shinn-W. II. White
No. zs5- L1shy IS Logan. Attorneys. Robinson
No. M Tyler IS Capital Traction Comnsnv
Attorneys. NJ n Richardson-R. R. Perry & Son
ard G. 7. Dunlop.
No so Gardner vs. Chesapeako Beach Railway
Company. Attorneys, l. J. Mather and Z. \.
HopeWell-NcKeuney & Fiannsry.
No 34- Martin Capital Traction Companv.
Attorneys. f. B. Rhodes-R r. Perry & son and
G. T. Dunlop.
No Ss2 Buckley IS. Washington Gaslicnt Con-
paDy. Attorneys, Gittings & Chambe-iin-R
Ps1Ty & Son and McKenney & Flannery.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
League Adopts ResoIutions.

Publicly expressing its gratitude to the
various institutions that have aided in
making the annual donation days Of the
Junior Republic a success. the Woman's
League Of the National Junior Republic
last Friday adopted suitable resolutions
The meeting was held at the Arlington
Hotel, and plans were outlined TO make
the annual donation days a perma nent
feature in Washington charitable events
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
MILITARY LEAGUE DISBANDs.
No More Basketball Games for This
SeaNOu

No more games in the Military Basket
ball League. Announcement was made to
this effect yesterday by Capt Edwards
president OF the league. who expressed
himself as we'll satisfied with the work
accomplished during the past season, and
entertained a hope that the league will be
reorganized next year.
The COrcOran Cadets were announced
as pennant winners. and official action
Will be taken in this, as well as other
matters, az a meeting Of the league which
VIII be held on Friday night
The standing OF the teams. as given out
by President Edwards, follows.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16

No 9s55. Rich Z Pairo IS H. Irvine Keyse-.
substitute trustee Attorney J. J. Bros1an
No 1os.- Noei " Barzsdaie, executor. vs. Ed
ward /. Morgan o. al e01frn esza1-sa.ise az-ee-
ueut- Attorneys. WIsCn & Barks6aIe
No 25as- -Iho-ras /. Macdonald vs. UrzncTn
heirs; Qui, title. Attorney. b r. LeEhror
No. E5e. In re assignment % WIk-s1n & Sbep-
pard; fx bond Attorneys. =. J. Wissner snd g.
". BlankcnshIn.
No IKE Barthol1nsF J. LTuch Vs. Mar J.
Lynca e al divorce. Attorney. q. J. Murphy
No 1ssl- Louis FCr-rre gs- Pauiine A. F-re-3
et al divorce Attorneys. Brandenb1rE & Ba1den-
burg
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
Law suits.

No 5iso Eams r. Himie 1dmiuistratriz. rs
" l. TAILOR; no1e sl2L0l- Attoruey. J. A. HicEz
No assl Leo s. West vs. The United states
certi0rari. Plaintiffs attorney. b. I. Gasklus
No 5lis2 Thomas ]. BOYLE rs Margaret n. Neal
Judgment q Muuiclpal CCu-t, S5G sS. Attorney. J.
7. SheTier.
No Gs3 Karick & MetcaE vs.. Rich c. Adams:
note. s. 10o- Attorneys Aliltoa 4 saith
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
child Saves Baby Sister.

Wilkesbarre. Pa. March l5.-six-year-
old Agnes Farmer, Of Dallas. who braveIv
fought of big mad dog which attacked
her baby sister. and who was severely
bitten, was to-day taken to a New Yori,
institution for treatment it having been
found that the dog was mad.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16

Fire Of unknown origin in the house at
AZ [ street northwest occupied by Norris
Snowden damaged the building and con
tents 500 at 9:2o o'clock last night. The
house is owned by the American Security
and Trust Company, and is insured.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
New Speaker Elected

Austin. Tex. March 15.-John Marshall
OF Whitesboro, was to-day elected speaker
Of the house Of representatives TO fiji the
vacancy caused by the enforced resigna-
ton Of A. NJ Kennedy, who was charged
with Official wrOngdoinR-