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What cocheI Said.

What cocheI Said.
"The enthusiasm and attendance
shown at the farmers short course
was beyond my expectations in every
particular stated Prof. Cochel Con-
tinuing he said, Il feel it is going to
yield results in the betterment of live
stock and methods of feeding effec-
lively in the Sixth District. The sue
cess of the school in this respect will
be evident for years to come. l per-
sonally feel indebted to the business
men and farmers who have made this
school succe ssful, for their close at
tention and courtesies extended to-
ward myself and work this week 1t
shows me that there has been an i'm
part Of many individual farmers and
business men. Otherwise the school
could not have been made a success"
Held Discussion.
At the Odd Fellows building where
the instructors had their headquarters
the assistants Of Prof. Christie assem-
bled yesterday afternoon and discuss
ed the status of affairs These men
all of whom are corn raisers of nation
al reputation, were surprised at the
corn they found exhibited for show
purposes in the town hall. They knew
that Wayne county raised good corn
but did not know that it was of such
excellence as they found it to be. 1t
demonstrated to these men, according
to their statements that Wayne county
farmers were going TO be their future
competitors for national honors.
Prof Christie, who had charge OF
the corn department, did much to sue.
cessfuHy manage the school during its
period of organization had the follow.
ns to say:
What Christie Said.
81 believe the school has been the
most successful short course school
held in Indiana. Interest has been
unequalled in any part of the state
where | have been associated with
work of this nature. 1t has been most
gratifying to the instructors and ev.
eryone connected with the school. We
feel that the good accomplished
through a school of this kind will be
very marked The interest will con
tinue for many years to come. 1t will
not stop with corn and stock but will
go on and on till every phase of the
farm life is bettered.
THE university hopes that it may
be able to assist in conducting many
such schools in all parts of the state
as the one just closed. 1t feels tina,
the opportunity offered should be TAX
en- advantage of by the farmers of the
state
The treatment received at Center
vile is all and more than could be ex
pected. The people in charge have
done all in their power to provide
equipment and care for the crowds
that have attended the school Espec
tally has this been noticeable in the
rooms where the work has been con
Quoted"
Last Nights Meeting.
Last evening at the NJ. E. church
Prof. c. n. Arnett of Purdue, depart
ment of animal husbandry, delivered
an illustr2tedrlee1ure on conditions IL
Enrope-as viewed by himself last sum
mer. Prof Arnetf proved TO be an
entertaining lecturer Besides his dis
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-06

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-06

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-06
Last Nights Meeting.

Last evening at the NJ. E. church
Prof. c. n. Arnetf of Purdue. depart
ment of animal husbandry. delivered
an illustr2tedrlecaure on conditions in
Enrope-as viewed. by himself last sum-
mer. Prof Arnetf proved 70 be an
entertaining lecturer. Besides his dis
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20

Deys- Rslson & SiCs'ous and RichardSou-HamiL
Ton Coihe-t Ys-kes 4 Hamilton
: No IL I.lkei Washington Losn and Trls,
COMPANY Attorneys. Dolslzs & DouEiss. and
WsTen-DarEns1an-
No SD Ahest rs Knahs 4 Coxnua-v. Atfny
res, Pen & -Nyorthizgtol s Frsfiey.
N0 5S smith exec-to- Philadelphia Bal
tim0re EEi Washington Railroad Coszpzny. Atror
ncys. GitfinSs s Shields Nchelnsy & F7sznsv.
No - Han CauftsI Traction Company. Al
t0-ueys. TohrinsT-Pe-ry & SOC.
No 8. Nicolsi sdminist7zto-. Pai.dclphia
BsltimoTe ard WzShiuEroa Rsilrosd C0mpnny- Al
to-ueys. Mcneil & D2Ti5-McKeaney & F7znns-y.
Cireuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CI4ABAUGH
No. 56e5 Tr11ton Is. Saunders; c1utiuusd fo.
tern
No slssl. MaeKeuzie e a. - Crouse; OF trial.
Attorneys l. ! Mafher-H c Davis
No Es0 American Natioasl Bank - Welch
isdSacnt on verdict. Atto-1ey& Bey 3 Ni1oz-
Z DUsour.
Assignments for to-day.
Ne. so Morgan =. Baltimo-e and Ohio Railroad
CCmrsny. Attorneys. GittiuEs & ChsDb-riiu ami
F. .. BlzcSstc1s-Hsmiion. Colbe-t. Ysrks &
Hsmiifou.
No. - Barnes vs. Washington Terni1sI Con-
Tsny q a. Attorneys. Wilson & Bsrssdsie-GeorEs
l. Haunsou and c. J. Murphy.
No gs Brady IS Chesapeake ard Potomac
Teisphose C0mpaHy- Atto-nsys. l. J. Msths--
Perry & son
No. N Dor Il Czpitai Traction COMPANY.
Attorneys. Baii-Tsou-PsTTy & So and Dunlop.
No 20 Bowen vss Dobbins- Attorneys, c 6
ShreTe TT G Bradley
No. So MCClOskeJ Ts. Fuller Company. AttuT-
aeys Hsyder-DuTsll. MeKez1ev & Fisu1~--.
No. r. Hart - Capital Traction C0nps1v
Attorneys. worthington. wOR s Rosenberg-Pe-ry
& SOl. Dunlop
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
ECZEMA A GERM DISEASE
MyrIads of Microscopic Animals Infest
the skin Of the Sufferer.

When the skin Of an eczema sufferer
hches and burns in untold agony. do you
kruw what is going On within the pores
OF that skim
MyriEds OF microscopic animals are
gnawing at the flesh. breaking down the
fine cells and causing testers. thick scales.
and that terrible itch The germs multi
ply faster than nature can throw them
C1
Now, there is only one way to get rid OF
these germs-they must be killed in their
lodging places. Dosing the stomach or
trying 10 cure the blood viii not. OF
course. kill the germs. and that is why all
the blood remedies fail in eczema; that IS
also why salves which do not penetrate
can do no permanent good
Ordinary oil OF wintergreen properly
compounded in liquid form viii penetrate
the pores Of the skin and XIII the eczema
germs II properly mixed with thymoI.
glyceTine. and other ingredients (as in
D. D D. Prescription this wash VIII
build up the tissue OF the skin and pro-
raOte It's healthy growth. giving nature q
chance. while killing the germs faster
than they can multiply.
Henry Evans, a2z-z4 r street northwest
and Peoples Drug Store. s24 Seventh
street northwest. recommend .. D. d
PRESCRIPTION. also D. D. D. Soap.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20

/ lastingly at it. giving his men 10 rest day
or night. said he had found his two leu
tenants most able helpers in the years
work. and that in the detail which the
company had mastered so well the work
Of the lieutenants was shown conspicu-
ously He cOmplimented his men. and
said that as he marched upon the drill
field it was the prOudest moment Of his
life. IN that he had the consciousness that
behind him moved a little BODY OF men
so well trained that they would give a
good account OF themselves. They did
that and for one he was content 10
abide by the decision OF the judges as
just
Better Chance Next Year.
Capt Ransom declared the condition OF
the company was such that Eastern
might enter into the military work OF the
coming year with a better chance Of win
ming than ever He said the new officers
would be weu-trained men who could
take the organization and make u better
than he had done.
Capt Ransom was presented with a
handsome gold watch by the members Of
the company. and il was said the MEM
bers Of his fraternity would see 20 Il that
the watch should have a suitable fob.
Miss Elizabeth DcfandOrf was brought
reluctantly 10 the stand at the last mo-
m@nt 70 speak for the girls who had pre-
pared the feast. All she would say was
that il Was trouble enough 10 feed a lot
OF hungry boys without making q speech
10 them. That was too much TO expect.
and more than she would do
Music started AT O'Clock. and the
young people enjoyed two hours dancing
before the faculty called halt upon the
festivities Post-driII feeds were also
held at Central and Western High
schools
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

be1Tsng He1EhtS-Tbs YallFy RezitT CcupsHJ %
william z Walton. lot l. square 80, and l0S
=. 100. IA rs. sQuare 5aS4. SO william :.
Scott e u. snd joseph s Scott, r IL 70
Anna c D-dsn. Iot p block So so
CLARK Mills Eststs-Ira J Baker Ct uz o Kate q
Fan. part lot .. Se-
Eighteenth and { streets nor5huest-b5mzs T.
RidEzte- T. 70 Anna L Mailer. lot ~ sluars
81 sc
Sixteenth and streets nortbeas;-Edwsi 0. Css-
tel e u 70 George Krars. 10; &. sauars
E7z 500
Graaby-HuEh B Callahan et u. to Lois D. ard
Ion L. Chipnaa. lct q SO
street. between B and c streets erthzeSf-
Stella A. Ss1i q al 10 Emma Zissisr l0t
=. square ~ NSl9
L sc-ees between T~eHty-arst and Tzs.ty- -ss-ond
streets northEes1-Aiary A. Russell e 7. GeO-zs
L. 70 Le0poid ManfneT. lot p sluars4 SO
street between Ffrss and second sfrets sos.th-
eaSt-GeoTge L. Dsnt 70 James T ard Elizzbeth
Il G1L1hoTn- lot I'd square 7S so
SbeTToois Addition 10 BTOOkiz1d-hEre > Lynch
70 Laura Mccain lo<s 4. s. 6. squsr,4l4i. 50
Fifteenth and streets nOrthVest-Charles Il Da-
wilson q TX. % the Washington hau ard
Trust Company. trustee. lots 8 20 g s1uzrs
Eighth and F streets souihvest-Richsrd =. ryssr
e. ux 70 sarah A R-e-sion- lot . scare sI1
same 20 Margaret 7. Cara. Ios SQUARE
Mosrnt Pleasant and Pleasant Pisip.-,.--r c.
Punap1rry e 'sx-- and George \. Psiur e u--
70 Mar Il Phelps. lot n block Il %. sauls
TO Mar " Phelps. trustee lot N hlc-t Il sc
Colunhiz Hsigbts-CoiJnrbIa HeisA.s Res- Con-
lany 70 George & Pumph-ey. lots Il = =.
block 2. SO
Whitehavsn, 81. Philip snd Jacob Edwin Forrest
executor % lula Knuppel. adnr,inis-strix d
D n. Q & a.. estate Amelia Iynch- al 70
T. block J so; Thomas 2 LEnch : a. %
Annie NJ. Tenly. l0t II. block ) SIC. ans 70
LaEreGee l. Teney. iot z block ). SIC
" street, between TwCrty-ffsh ard T-rz-~-ss4th
Strests n1s-hEest-tiencTieTe e RepsIis~es rir
Charles W. TO Marie l. Chssiey. lot s. squars
u SD
Tzerfy-secozd snd streets nozthvssi-DslsI "
EgrTiott Ct " 70 J. Ashton Cooper. ot 2.
square 50. SO.
Moore & Bsrbour's Second Additson-Edsn T.
Brink Is Ssrah J Parsley. Iot ;. blocS Q Sc
street. betEesu Thirteenth and FourteeuthrrzsfS
ncrthEss;-Thomss O. Stone 10 Gsoryz and
Bessie p Stcre and Roberta K S Elfnr los
g. q snd 81. squa-s zS5. SO.
L street. between Thirteenth and FoEsecutfxsrsst
saufkssst and Fourteenth strset bstuesnL ard
u streets so-1thsasi-ThGnas K Harney etsx. 70
NJ 2. Dawes. or1Sinal ios ). square les ard
original lot s. sluarc lcfs So
Bsnning HeiSlts-The VALLEY Realty Comoa7 20
Thomas K HarHsy. los Ia square s7ss 4
TVeuts -arst and L streets northWest-W IsIizcn
Chisweu ard HsrTr 4. Kite 20 Csfbsri-e Eass-
iugtcn. 10, s.. square = SO
I5oi Rigs street zorthWes5-Iz1thc " DiEse q
ux 10 Cecrzs " Creason LOT g. square q ys
G street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth iresss
northeast Edward F. Pickfcsd e uz 70 qsrr
A. Rese and sIicheel J. Hsgerty. lot C. ausrs
Iole So
c street. betvecn Fourteenth and Fifteenth .rests
northcass-Brgnds l. 3loeksbee 70 WHIiar and
Juii1 Apsi- iot 8. square l9S. SIC.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
Equsty Court No. L:
JUSTICE BARNARD


No 81 Nirnstein Is Nirnstein, order ap7oi1t-
iuS Trustees % sell. bond. SEQ. Atto-1eys J. +.
Nullaly- =. c. Ge-trsn
No, ET0 CoguiIleJt VS COcuu1c1r- TJfgTUncs 70
examiner. Attorneys W. II. Gazainer-W. Z. An
brose.
No. sSg4- Walker IS. waIker. rsle SET Nsy 2.
Isa Attorneys W c 8Iartin-R- X H0TDeT.
No zsjI7. 1izT0nry Is. Stone & Fairfax d.
m1srTer overTuled- Attorneys. J. Il Poik- r 4
Ronvnre- Lambert & Yeatman-
No S554 Harris Automatic Press Company vs-
Potter Printing Press Company; order Z May :
smeu1es-, Attorneys J. y Mcsiil-F. p BTock.
No &iss Achterki1CheT G a. IS Holman
order appointing guardian sd htern- Attorneys.
Wof & Rosenferg-DarT. Peyser & Taylor
No. Z9Ss. Wyviu a Dsiy q a.. decree V-o con
fesso. Attorneys. L. Tobrinsr, J. 4. RurkaTt. and
D. Rothsrhisd-A- H Bel
No. $50 Guy rs PotcE17c BuildinZ and Loan
Association e al: E'le set May q Attorusy. J.
H. Stewart.
70 purchase Atsc-ney. J. z. Padgstt-
Assignments fer TO-DAY:
No. SO Holm Is Heain. Attorneys. Haylsn-
Hoover & Wells
M SO, Bridges vs Waltz Atons7z. Th0mp-
son & Laskey-Bsrrard & Johrson.
No. 5S3. Arnold Arnold Attcrceys, Gs-I;-
ne- Hcpeven- Andres & Smith
No 80 EGson. =. vs- Stndd--r q a. Sttor
ny. Williamson.
No. SIS. NiHler ~ Wallace Attorneys. LecNia.
Fulton X GoX-BaiGcrsuu-
No. 81 National Electric supply Company vs-
Bgrgdorf- Attorneys. Sullivan. Ksppier & Msrilat
-0'Donoghne.
No. 81. Flynn IS Fyun et al Attorneys
Comb -Bef-end
No. So Schaefer IA Macfarland ct a. Attor-
ncss Maddox & GztlCy-Thomss
No. -. Harlan vs. Harlan e al Attorneys
Carrinston TrIi;t 4 Cobb Hackett Hernans &
Thomas
40 81. Jones vs. Jones Attorneys. Car1ngton
-Horigan.
No sS7. Niacarlznd q al. Peters. Attorneys.
Thomzs-Pstterson & LGHbert
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No. &il7. Austin vs. Austin; order q pubiica-
tiOn. Attorney. J. e. Howard
No. E23S Taylcr vs Washington and Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company, order 20 Tvfund m0neT.
Attorney Clsrk Kuch & Worhiugto1-F- Lewis.
Assignments for to-day:
No. 81 Bcnis rs. Bouis- Attorneys. Darlington
Wallace.
No Sc. Thayer Is. CTcuch ct al Attorney.
G'ar1pheu.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
COunte erfeitS.

Read what the GREATEST NEWSPAPERS IN AMERICA has to
say this subject:
The manufacturers CasOr have been compelled spend hundreds Of
thousands dollars ze the public signature C Fletcher
This has been nad by pirates cOnerng the Caoa trade
mark This counrng crime only against the propre8 Caoa
Ca8tOr bears the signature Chas Fletcher @ would guard the health
Ofther children Parents and mothers in particular ought carefully examine
the OasOa advertisements which have been appearing in this pap and
signature Of 0h T. Fletcher under whose supervision has been manufactured
continuously for thirty Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
BUSINESS WINNER.
Continued from Page One.

Continued from Page One.
from under the right OF the grand stand
In a moment every cadet was standing al
/ attention. watching anxiously the three
I ieu1enants Of engineers as they marched
on the field. and Immediately the noisy
Z demonstrations on the grand stand
/ ceased, and all eyes were turned 10 the
\ little group of men in the center % the
field who came ont 10 take part IN the
! presentation ceremonies.
Prominent Men Present.
With the judges came Gel Burton P.
/ Ross. the military instructor OF the ca
dets. carrying the prize penuant. which
/ he handed 20 Capt. Oyster. president OF
I the board Of education. 10 present 10 the
I winning company. Assistant Superln-
/ tendent Hughes handed the diamond
/ studded Allison Taylor medal 10 Com
missioner Macfsrland. TO pin on the coat
I OF the winning captain Behind the Com
missioner and Capt Oyster stood Repre-
sentative William Alden Smith. chairman
Of the District Committee: Representa-
tive Graf, OF Illinois; Representative
Hamilton. Of Michigan: Commissmiouer
West William D. Hoover. Of the board
OF. education, Judge De Lacy. Of the
Juvenile Court. and Superintendent
Stuart
''Cor1pany E. was tI.e lacoaic remark
Of Lieut. = X Rockwell. chairman Of
the board Of judges. as he announced
IN Low tone TO Adiutant A T. St.
4 Clair. Of the Mckinley Manual Train
Ing School. the decision which more than
fe,o00 people were anxious % hear. Sa-
luting the judges. Capt St Clair executed
an about face. and marched back 10 the
regiment 70 notify the winning company
Not a person on the stand. nor another
cadet in the regiment had heard the
decision OF the judges. and for several
seconds every eye was centered on the
adjutant. watching to see whether he
would turn to the left 10 the First battaI-
ion 10 the right 10 the Third battalion.
OF 20 straight ahead 10 the second which
held tie center OF the line
Goes to Second Battalion.
As Capt St Clair stopped 10 salute
Mai R. D. Wharton, OF the Second bat
talon, composed of the companies OF
the Eastern. Western. and Business
High Schools. the Central and Mckinley
Manual Training pupils knew that all
hope was lost In a moment a futter Of
agitation spread through the schools
composing the Second battalion. An
three started to cheer. half exuItantly
and half expectantly. because the choice
between three schools was stiH to be
made.
After a few seconds consultation with
the major Of the battalion, which seemed
like hours TO the impatient pupils. pa
rents, and teachers OF the three schools.
the adjutant saluted the captain Of the
first company. E. and told him 10 re-
port to the judges Capt DulIn had
hardly faced about to command For
ward. march, when every man woman.
and child on the Business section OF the
grand stand and bleachers stood I'd and
broke forth IL a united cheer. which
seemed to shake the roof Of the stand.
Accompanying the cheering and yelling
was frantic waving Of flags and ban
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
DAILY COURT RECORD.
"wednesday, Nay 10. 1901
DISTRICT COURTS.
Cont of Appeals.

Conf or ApDeafE-
Present: Tbc Cdief Jus,ice. N- Justice Rob.
ard MT. Justice Van 0rSIei1
Nc IA ThSgnUSoa IS Na-fari1nd = a. wit
q err ~ United Stzfes SIr-ru-r COT7 ordered
% issse ou no<ioo q Nr n. J. Particle. - ooru-
81 foT appellants and h,nd ~ cases hxed a. SSa-
No. 81 LsCr0iV vS Tybsrg. argument Cu--tIu1ed
b. Mr- ". g. Hc1dcso1 for appellant. C1Ts iTlse'i
by AT, J. q. Rcr f-E sTTellce cSv1ciuded hT
NJ " g. Hender=on fe- appellant or rloti,o-
brth SCes allowed o. fe addiuluaI aulhOTIres.
No. 1s72 Rzrber - al - WIds q a.. nan
date staTod vntil further order CT r1otio- e. Ar-
A. :. WCrthinEron. * cc-nssl f1- 1TFeliEuts.
Assignments fCr MAY q
No 81 Woodbridge Wiusaip- Attorneys. 4.
b. St0ggbtnr-ti. Crosby.
Specisi calendar. No. : United Si2tes * ~
Alsop Process Company rs Secretary - AETsculture
Attorneys. B = EIlioft ard q. " Rea.
No 1854 De Winter - Thomas. Attorneys. r
r. Msrshsl-C- Il. Syrne and J. " BeIler-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
Equity Court No. 2.
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.


No. 55sz Noxal Polish ManUfacturing Conuan7
rs Bowen: verdict for I3airtif fer SSo5. After
news. H. ". Whe2tley-B 1isCzfee.
Ne Slc& Maryland Asbestos Company "a
Phelps. order dis1aisSiBg ssit. Attorney. 3. Mac
sfec.
No. slsa steH ct al IS Miller: judgment b.
defanlt Attorney. G. e. Shinn
No 4e5l. Raymond rs. Lord: on trial After
neys H. " WheatleJ-A. 8. WorthiTsSton
No. 1874 HeTndon Milling Company - Lewis:
additional motion fer new trial Attorneys. r A.
Ford-E. H. Jacksoz.
Assignments fer to-day;
No. ssl Blantoa Washington Railway and
Electric Company. AttGneys. DaTis-DaTiington
No. - Saunders & Co. IS. Zshm- AttorueyS
Davis & KimbaIl-Donaiison.
10 Ssl RiHehsTs rs. Chessp.ako sad Ohio Rail
way Company. Attorneys. Perry-Hamslion < Col
bert
No. 55s Aicott-Foss Company u Siisuisoa &
Libby I1moer Co. Attorneys. BiSoat-P7sdt &
WIsson-
No. y. sisEudr "a Iutteren Ct A. Attus-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
Probate Cours.

l.
Estate q Jsus Deiane7; VII dated March Is.
Isas. fled.
Esa:e Of Bridget McTTisl formerly McSeelsJ
vii dated May IL Is4 6lef
Estate q szrah Crews. C7lieT granting letters Of
administration. bond. sea-. Attorney. g ". Bell
Estate a John A Culterk o7ds- tiscnarg5Ez CO..
ieCtoT. Attorneys. COidre0 & FsuuinZ
Estate q William Eimbecf; e-der for rule. At
torncy J II. Tsyloc.
Es,zte o. Max 81 Walter 0TGfr cuzfrning sale
Estate o{ william T. Sysrallwocd: order admit
ting VII 70 F-obste- Asto-f -fhey. Z. c. Dutton-
Estate q William Einb4ck; order of reference.
ATTORNEY. J. II. Tsyio-.
IN re Mildred =. Giegors order appointing guard
ian; bond. Si00a AttoDdy. ". A. u. McKen-
ncr
In re Irene Walters & b.; order so- allowance.
Aftornsys. DzF-. Peyser & Curtin.
In re verncn GoSsase; oT der spposnt.ns guardian
bo,d. $50 Attorneys. Tucker & Kenyon.
Estate of William 0'SVesley; PETITION for let
ters testancntaTy. Atom kys. G. c. GcrtEza snc
Estate cf stspsen ysHk VIII dated gu1e :. ,sT.
sued.
Estase @ Fannie E. AndTvvs; vin dated May
5. lscs.
IN n John : Dridge: lorder appointing s.araian
bond. so. Atto1e7s. 9cldrru & feanizs
II re Mirric VosSht. lo-der appointing guardian
bond SOC Attorney. ". B. Reilly.
In 70 Morris Bildmari CT al petition sor sp-
pointnent q guardian ktsoneg. J. A johnson
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
EnuIfv suit.

/ No. ss5Ss. bo1iss IyzeH - Chsies Ea-iy; -
Move trustee Atto-uey q. Eackett
No &554. GeurEie =. Irum u Ilhn " Dru
e al. dirl-cs- Atto-nsyS Mcneil Mcneil
No 2555 Au1is GuT II Potomac Building ard
Loen Assozztioa; injunction and ac-s1ntiug A.
te-ney = n. Ste-zr
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
Lawsuits.

No siSz l. Y Sts-s;s & &C. u Dszsel h.
:. ,lols; csTtioTzr- Dsfendaut's s,tcosys. Visa
4 Barks5sle-
No. 5l6S1 Janes Dickc7so1 Il Wiilizm p
B-0ST; sane DesDdsnts stt0zney 3 Nzofss.
No. Siso+ The z F. Brooks CouFsny ~ Hsr-
non s Palmer; note. SS5 Attorneys Binsy =
Woodsrd
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
District Cours.
IrSTICE ANDFRS0N

J
N3 ss- u = extsnson = Ssrertb. F-zukIfn
and sixth streets DoTthsas oT5er r. cis-k % pzy
award foE parcel 81
No sii- IN p C0ndem1sfi0l rizlt n Esv W.z
side Rock C-esk sever o7is- administering oszA
% czrmiSs;ur
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Bspkruptc- Court.

No s. In - Iseuis J. keSssss. hss-inz y ais-
clsrEs for June Is las
No 81 In re james ". CoSEel. 6iscaz-Es
oTdcTe5-
No. s. n - Edzz- 4 Becker. c-is- a-1usut-
ns receive; hond, S8soe
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
WILD JUBILATION
At BUSINESS HIGH
School Celebrates Victory in
Cadet Drills.
STUDENTS LIONIzE COMPANY E

SeoEninE Formally, Students Abaa-
don Meeting fer a TumuIt OF
Cheering and Noisy Joy Over GIor-
iO1s Day-Three Medals, for Cor
pOraI and Two Privates.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
Criminal Court 10. I.
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JUSTICE COT Id
Uniecd States X William IOeS; rzurdsr second
dssree; iupane5ing Jury coursnced-
Uuited States - Peri ". Frssv. fo-Sey: rec
cosnizsnco s. go tsksa-
United States - Harrison Saunders. hosseb-sak
ilg; plea Egiltys sentence s1spended-
United States IS. James Z Jones. housc5reskine
aud larceny; pI<a Szilty; seutenced TO peniten-
tia-y for three ysars.
United States IS. Leon Nie-nsee. enbezzement
sentence suspended
United States X. Carl Chishes:er. assault with
dangerous wcspOa5 plea guilty; personal rooog-
nizance fcr 500 taken.
United States IS. William Taylo-. rObbery; plea
Tot guilty.
Uaited Ssstes - ,Joha o. Wil=on violation Il
section Sc of the cpds: plea not guilty.
United States John {. Davis. cnbezLcment
foTEery ard false preteuses. plea not guilty.
United States Ma ftn c. Davis. sane; plea not
guilty.
United States Is. osien B Cray. forgsyy: case
st to be tried MAY =. 1909: twenty-five tsleznen
ordered % he drawn TO complete sarJ in the
event jzry panel Is exRsusted.
Assignments fCT to-day:
United Stairs RAYMOND L Corbin-
United States = CHARLES Dc-sev-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-20
Criminal GOurt NO. 2.

JUSIILE ANDEhSUN-
United States Is Tho1ts Nixon. izrcsnJ: cOurt
directs verdict 4 not Syt,y.
United States IS. Joseph Lee violation of Sc
tions SIS snd 545s; ssversnte granted on trial
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