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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-01-20
PRIMARY
ELECTIONS

Primary elections are being he'd al
most daily throughout Montour coun-
ty at present. Following are the DEM
ocratic and Republican nominations
of Limestone township and the Demo
cratic nominations of Washington
vile, Derry, Anthony and West Hem
lock townships.
The Democratic nominations of
Limestone township are as follows: !:
Judge of election, John D. Lii ly; in
spector, George Van Ordstran; super
visor, John @. Foulk school directors,
III. X. Wagner and S. T. Welliver !;
overseer of the poor, w. E. Gieger /;
auditor, Elmer Foulk; tax receiver,
@. ID. Levan; constable. @. l.. Goug-
er; justice of the peace, ID. w. Rank :;
assessor, John Ashenfelder.
The Republican nominations of
L limestone township follow: Judge of
election, Calvin W. Derr; Inspector
George W. Swisher; supervisor J. c.
Foulk school directors, William Z.
Bogart and Charles Leech; overseer
of the poor, John Anderson; auditor,
John Zaner; tax receiver, Miles j.
Derr; constable, A. ID. st. Clair; JUS
tice of the peace, Daniel w. Rank :;
assessor John Ashenfelder.
Following is the ticket as formed by
the Democrats of Anthony township:
School directors Allan Watson and p.
@. DENIM; assessor w. H. Dildine !;
supervisor, George Dietrich auditor,
George Bartlow judge of election U.
K. Adams; inspector, John Yagel; ov-
erseer of the poor, Samuel Snyder
justice of the peace, Samuel Dewald
town clerk, w. @. Haughton.
The Democratic nominations foI
West Hemlock are as follows: Judge
of election, Charles Sterling; inspect.
or, John II. Tanner; school directors,
Joseph II. Wintersteen and William
Snyder; supervisor, w. B. Moore as.
SCISSOR, Charles Dieghtmiller overseer
of the poor, N. o. Richard; auditor
Chester L. Ballet.
The Democrats of Derry township
have nominated the following ticket
Judge of election, Charles G. Miller
inspector, ID. w. Diehl; supervisor
Daniel Billmeyer; assessor, George w.
DeGreen; auditor, John E. Wolf ov
erseer of the poor, Amandus Shultz
school directors, Andrew Depoe, Ed.
ward p. Oyster and Edward Hawkins
The Democrats of Washingtonvillt
have made the following nominations
Burgess, Thomas b. Yerg; assessor
George W. Miller; tax receiver, DAME
Wagner; auditor, William Seidel
school director II. p. Cotner; higl
constable, John Miller; constable, Nc
Clellan Diehl; councilmen, G.. Heck
endoru and William Cooper; judge Of
election. Frank Martz; Inspector
Henry Moser.
The Democrats of Maybcrry town
ship have made the following nomina
tions: judge of election, u. II. Nought
Inspector, Norman +. Brofee; scloo
director, r. f. Bird, J. VI. Vought
supervisor, Joseph W. Gearhart; as
! SCISSOR, Jerry Vought; oveIseer of the
poor Isaac Adams auditor. f. II.
| Bonner
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-01-20
Road Tax Election in Point Twp

A special election is to be held in
Point township on Tuesday, February
10, to determine whether the work
road tax shall be abolished and the
cash tax be substituted. This will be
the second attempt made to abolish
the old system in the township. 1t was
turned down by a large majority two
years ago.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-01-20
Wohlfarth's Winnings.

Wohlfarth Brothers, proprietors of
the snow ball poultry farm on the
south side made good showing at
the Sunbury poultry show last week.
They had fourteen birds entered
seven white Plymouth rocks and sew
en- white leghorns. On the Plymouth
rocks they won 2nd and 4th cock and
1st pen. On the leghorns they won
3rd and 4th cockerel and 1st pen.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-01-20
A Bad EalI-

Night Watchman Young is badly
bruised as the result of "a fall he sus-
tanned while in the performance of his
duty about ? o'clock yesterday morn
ing. He was walking along the alley
at the rear of the Thomas Beaver Free
Library. when he fell striking his face
ON the ice. His forehead was painfully
bruised. He was stunned for time,
but succeeded in regaining his feet.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-01-20
Died at Hospital.

George w. Arnold, who until a few
weeks ago was a well known plumber
at Sunbury and lieutenant of Company
X, 18th regiment, n. G.. P, died yes
terday morning at the hospital for the
insane at this place. He was aged 30
wears and unmarIied'
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-01-20
Funeral Yesterday.

The funeral of Raymond Anderson,
whose death occurred Monday, took
place from Trinity Methodist Episcop-
al church yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended. The services were
conducted by the Rev. Charles Gamer
ON Snavely. Interment was made in
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-01-20

The best plan is to have it out with
the one who has wronged you.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01

opera scene between himself and the
Titian-haired leading lady, Miss Kitty
Gordon. Between them these two nearly
had the house convulsed, and the finale
found them almost too weak 10 applaud
And right here be 1t said that in this
same Miss Gordon Mr.. Bernard has a
leading woman that is the equal Of any
thing that we have had in some time.
She is pretty, she can sing. and she has
a magnetism that showed to full advan-
tage in her songs, Military Mary Ann, "
THE Blue Lagoon" and THE Black
Butterfly" Sam Bernard also contrib
uted two of the hits of the evening. with
'Oh, How that German Could Love and
How Can You Toot?" There was more
to the title of the latter piece, but space
does not permit Of the printing of it in
full He also did a dance in the first
named number that proved one OF the
particular bright spots of the perform
ance
Others in the company that pleased
with their work were Patricia COllinge
as Felicitas; Harriet Standon, as Franz,
and Harry Corson Clarke, as the old
Count. the father of Felicitas. The
chorus was more than usually cookbook
ing, and the gowns new and extremely
handsome. Some of the stage settings
notably the ones in the last act-are
worthy Of note. Taken as whole, the
production is a tribe above the other
things that we have seen Bernard in
inasmuch as It gives him an excuse for
some real acting, otherwise Il Is typ
ically "a musical comedy"
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
DAILY COURT RECORD
CMonday, January 81, 1900

ad Item FOX Lester r. Kerfoot IT IS ordered hat
/ Thomas j. BeaI 30 appointed guardian sd Item
accordingly. and that the Cause BE- revived IN the
name Of and sgains the said defendant Lester R.
kerfoot. by said Beall as guardian ad Item, and
theeupon. upon the entry Of appearance Of said
guardian ad htem, the case IS continued until
the next term.
No SO. Buck Stove and Range Company ct al.
plaintiffs in error IS O. G. Vickers ct al. motion
% dismiss or affirm postponed 10 the hearing q
the case on its merits.
No 30. Henry G.. Thomas, petitioner, vs. Flor
ence Hunt Ire Winter q al petition FOR q writ
Of ceTtiorari 20 the Court Of Appeals q the Dis
tIict Of Columbia denied.
No 5S. The Commissioners q Ldncoln Park.
petitioner ~ Westrumite Company Of America
petition for a writ Of certiCral 90 the United
States C1r-lit Cont Of Appeals for the Seventh
crent denied.
No 745 Virginia Passenger and Power Company
et al. petitioner vs.. Lane Bros. Company; peti-
ton for a wit Of csr1iDrs1 u the United States
CircIit Court Of Appeals for the Fourth circuit
denied.
Ne. 7l2 The United States. petitioner, vs. J. R.
Simon & Co.; petition for a wit Of oTtiog1ri %
/ the United States Circuit Court Of Appeals for
} the Second circuit denied.
! No 40 The United states. petitioner. " Leo
pod Barucb; petition for q wit Of oztiorari
20 the United States Circuit court Of Appeals
for the second circuit granted.
/ No. AZ. Stella Z. Flint, as general guardian.
&c. appellant vs.. Stone Tracy Company e al.
leave granted 10 the United States TO argue orally
and file briefs herein and motion 20 advance
/ granted, and cause assigned 20 be heard on Mon
| DAY. March a. after the cases already assigned
] for that day.
4 No. So Hickey Land and Cattle Company. peti.
/ TONER vs.. Miller & Lux; and
No. g. Hickey Land and Cattle Company peti-
TONER rs. Henry Wood et al. cases restored 10 the
docket for reargumeut.
No. o. The United States vs.. The Terminal Rail.
road Association 4 ST. Louis e. al certificate
from tie Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Eastern district q Missouri Per curtain: Certf-
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01

walling herolnes, and mock human
slaughter, in the jolly musical play IN
Africa" An occasional switch to such a
light and amusing evenings entertain
ment as was offered last night, with its
scene laid in the jungles OF Africa, is a
pleasing reversal of form that will. at its
worst, but whet the appetite for even
more stirring scenes Of genuine melo-
drama
The plot of I'm Africa concerns chiefly
the adventures of two wealthy Hebrews
who permit themselves 10 be taken for
Col. Roosevelt, and his son, and the show
is fun of pointed illusions to the foibles
OF these famed Nimrods. as well as plenty
of q dash OF love, comedy. near-lion. a
few heather natives, some catchy songs
and vaudeville numbers, and a rather at
tractive chorus.
Gus Yorke and Nick Adams. as the
bogus RooseveIts: Alan Coogan. one OF
the neatest fancy dancers that has ap-
reared IN this house; Jimmy Corners. as
the fake United States Consul at Nom
bassa: Tom Burton. as scientist of the
mollycoddlish sort, and Misses Mercedes
J I,orenz. Jeanette lie Blanc, and Josephine
stanton assume their roles well. The
show caught on decidedly last night. and
ought to do a good business throughout
/ the week
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH

No, 57S2 McCloskey vs. George A. Fuller Com
pany; time 20 file transcript extended. Attorneys.
S. Y. Hayden-E. S. DuFal and McKeuney s.
FanneT.
10. 4S25s- Rinehardt rs Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company; motion for new trial fled.
Attorneys. T. ). Pery-HsmiltoG & Colbert.
No. 5l0i1. CsgOod vs. Elmer II. Catliu Company:
verdict for defendant sos and Judgment forthwith.
Attorneys J. L. HargroTe and J. 5 Easby- smith
Tucker Is Kenyon.
No. 5u69. Hanes vs.. Southern Railway Company;
judgment on verdict. AttGrneys. L. +. Downing and
q. A. Bery-GeOrge I. Hamilton.
No. 5l675. Mackenzie et a. vs., Grouse; bill q.
exceptions signed and ordered = record uunc pTO
tune and time 20 file transcript extended Attor-
neys /. J. Mather-H. Z. DAVIS.
No. 5l09. American Home Life Insurance Com
pauy w. eaton. verdict for plaintiff for SE2l7. At
t0ueys J. 5. Easby Smith-SheeLy & Shelby.
Assignment for February p
No. sec. Baglln rs. Southern Surety Company.
Attorneys, H p. Blair-Hough Mcnamara &
Huidekoper. Above case not 20 be called until
February !.
No ~ United states to use Haiues et al vs.
Hulse ct al Attorneys. Pack Hinton * Pack
Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes X Hamilton.
No. lS. Stoneking, administrative, rs. PiclfoTd
ct al. Attorneys, Williams & Birney-Brandenburg q
BraudeuuuTg.
No rs. Henderson vs.. Ferry ct a. Attorneys.
PCe-WilliamS.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
Supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan,
Mr.. JUStics MeKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day. and Alr. Justice Lurton.
Charles + Davis, Of Madison. Pa. F. P. Cone.
Of Lake City. Fla; William Maynard swan. OF
Detroit, Mich; Cornelius ?. McIutse, Of Mont
gomery, Ala; Isadore Kallet. Of New York City;
Frank ". Parker. Of Las Cruces. y. Mex; William
II. OppenheineT, Of ST Paul. MINI. Frederick
Msnley Ives. Of Boston, Mast Robert J. Bulkley.
Of Cleveland. Ohio: Leo Nelson Sharpe. Of Bay
City. Mich. and Arthur +. II. Middleton, Of
Washington D. c.. were admitted 20 practice.
No. II. LYDIA =. Conley. appellant, Richard
A. BallinEer, Secretary n the Interior. 1T al.
for the district Of Kansas; decree reversed and
cause remaude5. with directions 10 dismiss the bill
without costs. Opinion by Mr. Justice Holmes
Nos. rs. as. and a.. Henry g. King plaintiff N
error, vs. The State Of West Virginia ct al; in
error 10 the supreme Court Of Appeals q West
Virginia; dismissed for the want Of jurisdiction.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Holmes.
No. 79. Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pa
cifc Railway COMPANY plaintiff in error. Us. ],
Slade and E. VI. Pless composing the finn Of Pies
& Slade; in error to the Court Of Appeals Of the
State Of Georgia. dismissed for the want Of juris
diction. Opinion by Mr. Justice White. lAnnounced
By Mr.. Justice Mckenna.l
No. 5. The Pullman Company. plaintiff in error
rs. The State Of Kansas eX rel G. C. Coleman
attorney general Of said State: in error TO the Su
preme Court Of the State Of Kansas; Judgment
reversed. with costs. and cause remanded for such
further proceedings as may be consistent with the
opinion Of this court. Opinion by Mr.. Justic,
Harlan. ConcUring: Mr.. Justice White. Dissent
ing Mr. Justice Holmes Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller
and Mr.. Justice MeKeuna.
The Chief Justice announced the following orders
Of the court
No. 50. Robert Earl KeTfoot plaintiff in error
vs. The Farmers and Merchants Bank ct al o.
suggestion Of the death Of J. \. Patton. curator
Sc. and stipulation for appointment Of guardian
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
THE BELASCO.
Sam Bernard in "The Girls and the
Wizard"

Sam Bernard in "The Girls and the
Wizard"
With more than the usual number of
pretty girls, catchy songs. and brilliant
stage settings. The Girl and the Wiz
ard sam Demands latest vehicle Of
mirth, opened at the Belasco last night
10 an audience that filled nearly every
seat in the theater They had come be-
cause they had heard rumors Of the sue
cess Of the play on Broadway and be-
cause they remembered the many even
ings' enjoyment that the star had given
them with THE Girl from Kay's," The
Rich Mr.. Hoggenheimer." and Nearly a
Hero and they were not disappointed
with the continuation of the amusement
that the present play afforded.
In the part of Herman Schultz-the
lapidary who is in love with the little girl
Felicitas (whose name Bernard has his
customary trouble in prOnOLncing), Sam
Bernard has a part that fits him perhaps
better than any that he has had before.
And he realizes his opportunities to the
utmost
The plot Of the play is wound around
the love of the old lapidary for the little
girl. and she, to save her father, is will
ing and ready to marry him. But, in
reality, she is in love with the nephew Of
the Wizard Various complications fol-
low, among them the rescue Of a stranded
opera troupe by Schultz and the conse-
quent multiplication of ludicrous situa-
lions.
Nothing so very original, but stu 1t
gives the star a splendid chance to show
that he has ability to make the audience
laugh at the droll twist of a word OF a
grotesque gesture is amply demonstrated
by the many and frequent bursts of mer-
riment that were heard during HIS occu-
patton of the stage-which was most of
! the time.
But that he also has developed the
knaCk of making them sympathize with
him was especially noticeable after his
| two scenes with the nephew, the one at
the end of the first act and the other
near the end of the second, where he
renounce5 his claim 10 Felicitas for her
own good It was in these two scenes
| especially that he demonstrated what he
was capable Of and that it was not
merely the buffoonery of other days and
other plays.
Just to show that he could still make
them laugh he nearly threw the house
into Mysteries with the burlesque grand
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Eckington-squars 35-3. lots to and a; CHARLES
c. Byrne et W. 10 Berkeley L. Simmons and
Howard Etchisou SO.
Randle Highlands-Sduars so. lot 2. United States
Realty Company 70 Eta NJ Stsrk. So
sherwood-SQuars 40 lot q; Edwards Land and
Building Company 20 John L Knopp, SO
North Eandle Highlsnds-SqUGre 5B35. lots IS and
%; American Security and Trust Company, tr1s-
tee 70 Frank Downing SO.
Peu0ylvauis avenue northwest. between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets; street northwest. be-
tween Tenth ard Eleventh streetS-Slusre I'D.
part q lot s snare Si. pan Of l1t T. and cast
half 4 OF Z; Leo Simmons, trustee, % Julia l.
Saunders, s..
street northwest between Sixth and Seventh
streets-sluars ~. Parts q lots Is and II Cora
Kaufman 10 Ray Kaufman West. SO
Maryland avenue, between q ard Fourteenth streets
square south Ct If27, lots Is 20 Is; Henry y.
CHAMPION and G. Thomas Dunlop trlstees 20
James A. Duty. SIC
Maryland avenue northeast, between G and -Four
tenth streefs-Squarc south q ICo7. lots u snd
IS: Emily r Dunlop ~ James A, DuHy. SO
LGnCiCn Park-Lot 3 and parts Of lots i and u
block z; joseph A. Tan ct TX. 70 George L
Suider et ux.. Della VI.
Tventy-fTst street northwest, between and II
streets-SquETe 100, part u Let i, John A
Davis e. w. 70 Hugh : Legare. SO
q street southeast. between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth yrests-South Of square 1881 10. s.: Ps,sr
5. Butcher 90 Tx. 70 Anton Gl0etzner, SO
Le nroit Psrk-Lot Il, block Q; lie Roy H. Harris
e ux % Mary L. Keslan. SO.
lie Drot Park-Lot a., block g. MARY I. KeelAn ct
vjr % Katherine F. Taylsur SO
street northwest. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth streets-SQuare 20, 10, lSS; Joseph Z.
Duke ct ux. to the PEOPLES Mutual Bennett
Insurance Company. SO. trust. $500
Saul's Aiition-Squaye 22l Tot i Melvin II.
Merriam et TX. 10 Thomas @. MeCmks and
Emma r. McCorkle. SO. trust, &OCl
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plaius-Lot "a, block
a. the Peoples Mutual Benefit Insurance Com.
pany 10 Joseph G. Duke, SO.
Petworth-Lots q 70 g. block p: Mary A CooSey
ct Vir 20 Luther \. Swar'zeu. so
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of AnpeaIa.

Assignment for February SPECIAL calendar:
No. 5 HYDE vs.. United States. Attorneys
Worthington & Donaldson-Pugh & Baker.
No. g. United States rel. Lewis vs. Warner
Attorueys Fugi;t-Baker & Huidekopsr.
No. :. Nation vs. District Of Columbia Attor-
neys, OBrieu-Thomas.
NJ. 1872. Camp rs. Boyd. Attorneys. Ambruse-
Mattiuqly. Perry & LaTneT.
No. 85l. Msrillat W, Bussey, Attorneys, MeTii-
lat & RichardsUn-Lyon & Darlington.
No. a52 Morris Metropolitan Surety Com
pany. Attorney. Darlington.
No. eo5i and 2053 Waters Kopp and Mitchell
vs.. Lambert. Attorneys. Williamson Ridout-
No. 25J5. Presbyterian Church vs.. District Of Co
Lambert & Yeatman.
lumbia Attorneys. Psdge.t-Thonas & Stephens.
No 367 Fidelity Storage Corporation VS.. Pressed
Concrete Steel Company. Attorneys, tlephane N
Clephane-Ralston Siddons & Richardson
No. G58 Goodman vs.. Wren. Attorneys, Burke
& Hufty-Ralston. SiddonS & Richardson and Sic
man & LeTCh.
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Circuit Court No. L


No. JSE. Dasaisds vs.. ". B. Moses Son; YER
dic+ for defendant. Attorneys, /. j. Mather and
". L CIark-R G.. Donald-on and A. II. Ferguson.
No. 55i5- Wathsn vs. Capital Traction Company
motion for new trial nled. Attorneys, W {. Prem
tiss and +. A Newmau-PeTy & son ard G. T.
I Dunlop.
No. 5l564 Pratt-Kirk Company IS Peoples petit
ton foT James d. Brown interTener, dismissed
with eosts Attorney. L $. DUTall, =.
No Sill Brown IS. Urioo Storage and Furni-
ture Company; time 70 submit bill q exceptions
extended. Attorneys. D. S. MsckaI and J. c. Git
! tings-Teppler & GusscS-
! Assignments for Monday. February 2:
/ No. $50 JssslH Riggs National Bank. At
torneys. WheGtley. Rals,on s Siddons-Perry Son
! No. 6o. Same V same. ArtorueyA same.
No. Il Gleason vs.. Washington Terminal Com
/ Tauy. Attorneys. Mcnamara & Huidekoper-Hamil-
/ ton & Mather.
/ No. 800. Wheatlsy IS. District Realty Company
I e a. Attorneys. Chase-Dickey-
/ Nc. 81 Garner vs.. Washington Post Company.
Attorneys. DFss-Lau5ert.
No 500 Forrest vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. German & RioUut-PerTy & son and
1 Dunlop.
No. SIS Lewis y. Anacostia and Potomac River
Railway Company. Att0rueys- Amhrose-Dz Darlington.
/ No. 33 Poole vs.. District q Columbia et al.
I Attorneys, Ray & Bfaddock-TEomAs. Perry & Son.
/ No. go. NIaschsuer vs. Brown. Attorneys, De
I Putr-u & SiLIarS-TCLns0r.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
Probate Court.


Estate q John " M0eller; order granting letters
testamentary to Frederick ". Nioeller; bond, $500
Attoney J. c. Foster
Estate Of Raymond A Patterson: order granting
letters testamentaTy to Mary Y. Patterson bond
500 Attorney. r. B. Dickey.
Estate Of Kathinka Donaldson; order granting let
tiers testamentary 20 Walter Donaldson; bond Sl00
Attorney Howard Boyd.
Estate q Charles Laird; commission 70 take
deposition.
Estate Of Archie Ellis; order granting letters tesla
mentary 70 James H. Vinsl0w; bond, $500 Attcr-
ney 2. p Moore.
Estate Of George C. Burton petition for sale. At
tOnleY II. r. Burton.
Estate Of Mary Maoionnel; order reducing bond.
Attorney. I, Williamson.
Estate If Frank W johnson; order ~ deliver
pledge and surrender pawn tickets Attorneys, Z.
H. Thomas. j. c. Howard. c. 5. Hillyer, ana G. ID.
DrsytOn.
Estate Of Ellen NJ. Cotton; order to pay attorneys
fee
IN re Iona Ldtz; order granting leave to
mortgage realty. Attorney. +. s. Bailey.
Estate of Josephine f. Pinyon; viii dated Janu-
ary O. 1910. fled.
Estate Of Alice Dixon; csveat. Attorney. !. VIII
hanson.
In re Elizabeth A. Alien ct al. order appoint
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s57-Lot S: Herman L. HowenSsin - TX
TO Robert Z. p, Kreter and Watson F. C2art.
trustees. 10 secure William 4. Storm, 10,
YEAR,. peT cent. Srmi.annUally.
Square 429o-L0t u; John L. Knopp e ". 70 An
drew Wilson and Noel ". BaTksiale, trustees,
10 secure samuel n. Brosus. 5000, To s.
months per cent. seni-annually-
Square l0i9-Lot u; John ". BnWneT trustee, b
Rowland NJ Jones and Charles f Baues tTJS-
tees TO secure Viola r. NaggaHan, 500 year1.
per cent seni-aunually.
Square l65-Psrt Of lot 3; square Ss. east half q
lot i and east half Of lot z; Julia l. Saunders
u John s SwoTmstedt and Berkeley 4 Sim
mons trustees, to secre Leo simmons trustee.
$3.50. to years, Der cent, seIni-anuualiy
separate trusts.
Square s34-Lot So Martha X. Wilson to Thomas
T. Woodward and William II. Linkins trustees.
TO secure James NJ. Woodward. sen. 5 years. 6
per cent se-ri-anmaIy.
Scheutzea Park-Lots 50 to s. block ;: Charles
Conner to Ernest L. Schmidt and George N.
Emmerieh, trustees, TO secure Geman-Amercaa
Building Association. so separate trusts.
Square l59-Lot a.: Ferdinand A. Weller et ux 70
BENJAMIN +. Leighton and George Frances vii
liauls, trustees, 70 secure Emfstine F. Ter.
finger, $500, year per cent semiannuslly.
scheutzen Park-Lot 49, block ?: William NJ
Gain trustee. 70 Walter R. Wilcox and Georgs
i. Hane. trustees 70 secure AquIa r. Y0akle
S25GO. years per cent semi-annually.
Square 212l-Lot l. Thomas o. McC0rke 81 ux. %
p. Francis Saul and No0nan r. Sansbury. tTus-
tees, 10 secure Melvin H Herman. Sl75o
monthly payments, 81 per cent. seni-annually.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plans-Lot "a block
g. Joseph C. Duke e ux 20 William A. Hin and
], sprgg Poole trustees 70 secure David B.
Murdoch. IT,. S2ooo, years, per cent SEMI
annually.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsins-Lot rs, block
4: Harry y. Cole e. Tx. n William 4. Hin
and Ernest H. Daniel, trustees. 70 secure Mar
garet G. Watkins s. 90. 5 years. per cent,
semi-snnuaily
Homead Msnor-Lot g. block g: William z.
CLARK ct ux. TO Andrew B. Duvail and Ge0rgs
y WOTthington. r.. 10 secure Clara L. Lutz
ct al, sioo, ysaTs. per cent semi-annuAlI.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-01
THE GAYETY.
..The Rentz-santIey Company,

With a bevy OF pretty girls and many
new and catchy songs, the Rentz- Stanley
company played to a full house at the
Gayety yesterday. The opening comedy
act entitled Gay Monte Carlo" proved
TO be one Of the most pleasing burlesaues
seen here for some time. Miss Beattie
Evans as Anna Held, her own sweet
self" proved to be favorite and was
encored several times. She rendered her
songs. Are You Out for a Ramble" and
Carrie Marry Harry" in manner that
made her instantly popular.
'Heine Hamburger" played by Snitz
Moore, added spice to the act by his good
impersonatlon Of a Dutchman He
handled his part so well as to keep the
audience in a constant uproar.
The clio of novelties presented were ex-
cellent, foremost among them being the
Freeman brothers in eccentric songs and
dances. Trick and Trixie," musical ar
lists; Harry Sauber, daubed THAT Boy"
the Van Der Koors. and Teddy in the
Jungle, a big burlesque on our late Presi-
dents trip TO Africa. made up the re-
mainder OF the programme.