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The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Preseut-An..
Admissions Frederick Bachman Ira ]. Adams.
Louis Il Ansarh Alfred F. Rotst Nathaniel Cohen.
Jesse NJ. Campbeu, William A. Handy Edward Col
Inns. jr., Floyd j. Porter, Joseph W. Harris, VIII
lam II. Within. IT,. James 2. selsiek, and William
ClabluEh.
30. Pa. Empire State Surety Company " Chess-
peake sUYDly Company; doekeied and dismissed.
No. IA Mintol Vs. smith Piano Company argu-
ment teudud-d hy Mr. ". q. Sullivan Tor appellee.
No. PISA. Tribbs rs. Hawkins et al. continued.
30. Zl6i Drnfeid vs. Fourteenth Street Savings
Bank; argument commenced by Mr. L. II David for
appellant, continued By Mr., II, ". Wheatley for
appeilee. c0nc,rJ5d hy Mr.. Alexander Wolf for ap-
pellan' appellant allowed time 20 file additional
authorities.
No. G76 Campbell vs. Northwest lexington In
pT0sement Company. submitted
No. 2l5a. Alexander vs.. Alexander: argument com
menced ty Mr. j. II. Abrams for appellant. con
tinued by Alr. s. ID. TWitt fer appellee
Patent appeal No. Col De Ramp vs.. Armstrong
continued
Assignments for today
Regular call:
No. 2lCz Winston vs. Smith Piano Company; on
hearing. Attomes, BTadheld-Suliyan.
NJ 2a Birnleld Fourteenth Street Savings
Bank. Attorney David & Woif-Wheatlsy.
No ara Washington Terminal Company vs. Dis.
triet II Colombia; and
No 1b. District oi Columbia vs. Washh. gton
Terminal Company. Attorneys Hamilton Colbert
Nerscs a HamI'on-Thamas.
Ne. 2ll8 Glmpbel Vs. Northwest lexington In
pFogefn5nt COMPANY Attorneys. nidOut-Ilslstln.
siilons q Richardson.
NO AI9. Alexander IS. Alexander. Attorneys
Adriaanz- Tmjtt & Patterson.
No 2iS. United States -. Title Guaranty and
Surety loaT s.l. 'tl0meys. Wilson HuidekoIeI
Walker q Cox.
NJ. Hsl Jgaes Smith et al vs. " Gwynn Gar,
diner. damu.-tuiuri account Attorneys. William
=. Amino S. Minor.
No. -is2 EmIio lasel.i - The Rigs National
Bagk. ATTORNEYS. J. II Ralston and H ". Wheat
ley L. Ross Pens and 4. Ross Perry jr.
Nc. lSl same
~. Gsl Charles T. Trbby "a Elizabeth Hav-
sins g al Auoucys. Howard B0yd and g. 4.
Coliins-C. T. Hema.s and j. H. Stewart.
No. Zl1. Percy Ne-zgeF -. William Kelly. At
to-uels. v Il. WAlare-E H. Thomas and Vii
Ian, Henri White
~. U.s. GU Baunerr Attorneys Bal
hngar-LaVlef 4 Wright
80. Is2 a. .JHius Company ys Blucu-
thai fickart. AJH ~ Bailey
No. I2 So-theu surety Company ys Baglin.
Attorneys Dar.mgt5u-Blair.
N -i9l. George vs. Ford AttGrncys. William
Tuckef Kenyon 4 Macfar!.ud
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
GIVE YOUR STOMACH
A NICE VACATION
Don't DO IL by Starving IL. Either
let Substitute DO the work.

The old adagc "AU work and no plav
makes Jack a dull boy, applies Just as
well % tie stpmOch one OF the most
important organs ~ the human system
as 10 does to, the man himself
IT your stomach Is worn out and re-
bells against being further taxed beyond
IT'S limit the only sensible thing Won
can do is 10 give IL "a rest Emnlov a
substitute for a short time and see If il
viii not more than repay YOU in results
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are "A will
ing and most efficient substitute They
themselves digest every bit Of food I'm
she stomach in just the same way that
The stomach itself would, We're il well
They contain all the essential elements
that the gastric juice and other digeS-
tive fluids of the stomach contain and ac-
tually act just the same and do iust the
same work as the natural fluids would
40, were the stomach Well and sound
They. therefore relieve the stomach lust
rs one workman relieves another, and
permit il 10 rest and reCupeTate and re-
gain It's normal health and strength
This vacation idea was suggested
by the letter OF a prominent lawyer i'm
Chicago. Read what he says: II was
engaged IN the most mOmentOus under
taking of my life IN bringing about the
coalition of certain great interests that
meant much 10 me as well as nv eli
ents. Ii was not the work of DAYS. but
Of months / was working night and dav
almost, when at a very critical time my
stomach went clear back on me. The
undue mental strain brought It about and
hurried Up what would have happened
later on
what J ate I had 10 literally force
down and that was a source of misery as
] had a sour stomach much of the time
My head ached, ] was sluggish. and be.
gan 10 lose my ambition 20 carry out my
undertaking. Il looked pretty gloomy for
me aud / c0nnded my plight To one of
my clients He had bsen cured by SttN
arts Dyspepsia Tablets and at once went
down and that was a source of misery. as
up 10 the Ofiice
i had not taken a quarter OF that
box before l found thar they would da
all the work my stomach ever did.
and as rest or vacation was out of
the question for me. i determined To
give MY stomach a vacation. / kent
right on taking the tablets and braced
up and went ahead with my work win
renewed VigOr ate Just as much as
ever did, and carried out that under
taking 90 successful issue. I feel that
] have Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to
thank for saving me the handsGmest
Zee ever received as well as my repu-
tatien, and last but Tot least my stom-
aeh."
Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets are for sale
~ ali druggists at % cents d box.
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which | had come in the car, and when
we got 10 about the place / thought the
accident had taken place, / get out and
looked around. ! saw no signs OF an ac-
eident. and there We're no other cars along
the road
MY wife said that II we went to the
Knickerbocker Theater we might hear Of
il If there had been an accident along
the road, so we drove there. We ordered
two whistles, but my wife did not drink
hers. Then I asked the waiter If there
had been an seeident on the road, and
he declared that there had not. Then We
went home. feeling sure that nothing
serious had happened
Met by Detectives.
when we got home there were two
detectives there, They asked me if /
had been in collision. l did not think
that had so ! told them that had not
Then they arrested Mr. Fleischer and
me-"
Didn't 1t. for a single moment flash
upon your mind that what YOU had
struck might have been a vehicle?'
asked Mr., Maynard on -examina-
ton.
1T did. replied Rosenheimer.
II believe you said the district at
torney
Yes, went on Rosenheimer, "and that
was why ! asked Fleischer if everything
was all right"
Haven't you been arrested for speed
ing?" asked Mr.. Maynard. -
Mr.. Osborne jumped TO MS feet and
objected Justice O'Gorman said that the
question would be allowed.
MIR. Osborne said that he had two
decisions from tie appellate division. in
which il was>stated that arrest for speed
ing did not show moral turpitude. The
question was not answered.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Western VIII be represented on the track
this year with one OF the largest squads
that has ever turned out at the George
town School. The men that ran last
year in the short distances viii again be
seen in action.
When Tech has the new addition built
they will have one Of the finest gymna-
Sums for baseball and basketball in the
Capital
Cenuals football team last evening
praeticed new plays they viii spring on
Tech November Z. The entire squad went
70 Union League Park for their work
OF.
The track team that will represent
Eastern this year viii class with the
other schools. The Capital Hin lads have
plenty of good men for the sprlnts and
middle-distance runs.
oyster, Of Business. has been putting
up a good game of late. lie has showed
the coach that there is considerable foot
ball in his makeup.
EasteTn's eleven. which meets Business
to-day, viii rely mostly on speed and
y
StenOgrapheTs.
Scott, Of Business, Is showing more
class every day in puntiug He is sending
the ball - and 80 yards at a clip
RathbOne has only 70 get the captaincy
Of the baseball team and he viii set a rec
ord that viii be hard 10 equal, which is
being captain Of every sport the boys in
dulge in at the Stenographers School
Central will depend a lot on its ends in
tho Tech game.
Many followers Of the football game in
the high schools viii be surprised when
the Central and Tech teams line up on
an open field Tech will be an entirely
different team than the one that started
the season
Mccarthy formerly Of Technical High,
Is making good with vengeance at IVES
leyan. He is playing the game OF ais life
for that Northern college team.
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EquitT Court No. L.


no @l6 Phillips Bis. Balluger. rule discharged
ana bili dismissed. Attorneys. Tucker. ken5on &
Mactulaud- LaHlcf Clements & Wright
NJ 4-5i. Ba,.at.a So, BasiabIe Edward J. Bas-
table appointed receiver. bond 2D0. Attorneys
A. s. Taylor aud a. A. H0ghliuE IT,
Assignments fr November 4-Moti0ls
No A Hlaity Sc. Hei6y Attorneys. Merilat-
Woodward
No g. Lott vs.. lott Attorneys Diggs-Laskey.
NJ. g. Stort's Pars Realty Company vs. Pock.
Attorneys. Johustau-Seuau 4 Lerch aud Col0-
day.
Ne. r. Mayer vs.. Mayer. Attorneys. Leciie
Fulton a Donaldson & Davis.
No z. Suburban Target Gun Company v. Hol-
dheid. Attoweys. Bta-Coit.
Nc 70. Sanford V. Shauafelt Attorueys. Donald
s1nADar. PeyHer q TAYLOR.
No. IL. Helm ~ Plant. ATTORNEYS Gies a
BIuey Lambert.
Ne. p. DuIy vs. Piery Attorneys, BlldeTston-
Leighton. Tucker Kenyon
No s.. Fei'sE vs. Feter Attoneys. lambert
Lewis a Davis
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Ross e. ux Uoint tenants 70 John ". Chill
dress and Enoch \. Chase, trustees. 10 secure
Charles j. Yo0rhis s. so ] 10 II months. ~
cent Y,- augum.
Square 5s6l-Iot ST. Joseph Butler 20 Thoma;
Walker and George F. Collins. Trustees % -
cure MaTy +. p. Bruce, $50 payable December
g. 1910.
square I17-PaEts Of lots Is and g, William A.
Carter RI uz. 20 John Lewis smith and Emop
H. Bo-ley trustees. 90 seeilIe William =. Am
lruse receiver q First Cooperative Building
Association. $50. , years. Q per cent. semi-auna
aliy
square l1r-Pagts ~ lots Is and 70; William 4
Garter 60 uI 10 Emory II. B0sley and Samuel
ArtZ trustees. % secure Margaret FlsleI
Stearn SS1' years per cent 4sm annually.
SQUARE Iaa5-Parts ~ lots 20 and 81 Nellie r.
Rahr Co Emory n BoEiey and Samuel Aytz
trustees To secure John ". Boglcy, $3.50
years g Ter cent, guaueIs-
Square I-l3-Lots = and 2S-WsIter WymaH 20 II
T. Gordon and Robert r. Heater. trustees. %
secure Fulton r Gordon. 2lSlS. ! TO l0l
months 3 pr cent per aunum.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
NJ STREET SHOWS STRONG.

NJ Street High School is preparing for
a lively athletic season this scholastic
year The football team captained by
Jimmy Brown. junior. has already
glimmered in the spotlight through the
defeat handed 10 the Howard Props, a
record hitherto unparalleled. On Satur-
day Storer College will be met on the
gridiron at Harpers Ferry, and Thursday
afternoon viii witness the Red and Black
eleven pitted against the Lincoln Ath-
leticS. of Alexandria
Tech warriors viii be met Thanksgiving
Day and viii prove the big athletic fea-
ture as the Howard team plays Lincoln
University at Lincoln. Coach Douglass.
of the NJ street faculty, is in charge this
year. and has developed a fast, agrees
sive bunch of youngsters.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
GRAND OPERA AT CHICAGO.
Unqualified Success Makes Its Initial
Performance ar Auditoriuna.

Chicago, Nov. unqualified success
marked the initial performance Of Chi
Cages own opera. company at the Audi
forum Theater tonight.
The opening bill was Aida The cast
included BeTardO BeTardi. EleOnOra De
Cisnoro, Jeanne KoroleWicZ. AmadeO
Bassi, Nazzareno De Angels. Wario
Sammarco. Dante ZucchL and Mabel
Riegelman.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
MOTORMAN KILLED IN WRECK.
Interurban Car Crashes Into Trolley
ON Outskirts of EIkhart

Eikhart, Ind, Nov. 3.-Motorman
Charles Dillman, of Elkhart. is dead
from injuries; Motorman Harry Hams
OF South Bend. suffered compound
fracture OF one leg, and Baggageman
John Hogenblum, Of Goshen. was pain
fully injured when an interurban car on
the Northern Indiana Traction line ran
ntOaa standing city car at the city limits
Of ElIhart during fog this morning.
The interurban was late. and the city
car was waiting at the terminal to start
back 10 town. Several passengers In the
interurbau We're badly shaken The city
car had no passengers.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

University Park-Lot le. block a: ". Granville
ttizs ct tx. - Arthur J, May SO.
North Columbia Lots . and p block Augusta
L. RalnspergT Town right and as guardianl TO
Vincent +. Howard So
Fifteenth street southeast, be;ween b and streets
Square 1850. lot Is; DeIs C. Afford e; TX. to
Lavinia f. Newton, $40.
street southeast, between Thirteenth AMI Four
teeurh strects-squsre l036 lot Is; George w.
BaTImsn Il TX. % Harvey J. Zimmerman. SO.
Columbia Heights Square 2s4l. lot a; the Realty
Appraisal and Title Company to Jesse II. Rams
burg.
Fifth street southeast between q ard | streets
Square 81. lot p American Security and Trust
4 Company 60 Robert \ Bates $40.
street northwest between Thfty-fouth and
Thirty-hfth streets Square lz2l Parts Of lots n
and 81 John W. Bogley ct ux to Nellie B.
Rohr, so.
m0nd ct Tx. TO Thomas q. May So
HClmead Mauor-Square 1888. lot Isl; Jennie T.
Abbott "a Vir 10 Thomas o. May. $40
CHEVY Chase-Squsre 1913 lots . aud D Faiton r.
Gordon q ux. 10 Walter Wyman s29l2G
Sauls Addition Square 80 lot 10. Willie W
Jones 20 lllNd G. 1. Evans, SLIGO
street northeast. between Eighth and Ninth
stTeets-Squsre go. part Of lot g. Sarah b.
Miller, trustee. TO Lena NJ. Ryau. $40.
street northeast. between Eighth and Ninth
streets-SquaEe 800, parts Of lot 3 10 a.; Sarah
Il. Miller Trustee. 20 James ]. O'Donncil. So
street northwest, between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth streets-Square IA part Of lot 8; John f.
lynch et % Samuel Saks and Robert Plum.
SIC tenants in common.
Inglcsids-Lot 10 block lI: NIiddaugl ( shannon
Inc TO Elizabeth Lewis Griffin So
Tennessee avenue northeast between + and Thir-
teenth streets-square 100, lot rs; Norton NJ
Little, trustee 10 Laura g. Lawson. $40
1ngleside-L0t 81 block Il. 3liddaugh & shannon
Inc 20 Charles d. Fowler SO
BTookiana-Square Ss7e, lot u.s. Mary IL Wickes "a
Charles u. Holden SIC
BrOodand-SquaTe 1873 lot l3; Charles d. Holden
to Margaret W. yesterday SO
Washington Heghts-Lot 2 block :; Nannie r
Dudley 10 Karl Rohrer. $40.
Pierce street northwest. between North Capito and
First streets-Square 60 pasts Of lots % and
q National Savings and Trust Company and
Clarence f. Norment trustees 10 National
Laundry Company. S5S77s
Fourth street northeast between aud G streets
Square rs lot IS. Ida NJ stuckert et viz 70
James r. Wilder SO
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Estate OF Nium A. NimmG. petition Tor letters
Of administration. Attorneys lyon q Lyon
Estate Of John ID. Clark same. Atomeys same.
Estate Of Abraham X. johnson; same. Attorney
same.
Estate q Caarles 4. Diver; order to compromise
Attorney ]. r. Shields.
IN re irers c. Diver; petition for appointing
guardian. 4 ltorneys. same.
Estate a Margaret T. McBlaiT; letters 0f adj
ministTatiUn granted 10 Alexander ". MeBlairi
bond. 500 Attorney, A. NJ. McBlair.
Estate Of Joseph q. Totten. Letters d admins
trstion d. b. n, c. t. a. 10 WoTthingtgn 5. Tel
ford; bond soc Attouegs Lyon q Lyon.
Estate 0f Bfsard u. Stockton: letters Of al
ministrati0n granted 20 EdweHa Dorsey bond
si0o. Attorneys same.
Estate Of Amanda Reed order fo- leave 10 amend.
In re Helen y Murphy ct al. Catherine g. Aiur
ply appointed guardian. bond 500 Attorneys
+. ". Collins and +. r. C0oday
Estate of james Kelher: petition for letters o.
administration. Attorney J. C. Gardner.
Estate n Eleanor a. II Miller. petition for let
tiers testamentaTy. Attorney. IL H. Webb
Estate Of Byron Andrews; VIII dated August T.
i5o6, aud Petition for letters o. administration
C. a. Attorneys Wilson 4 Bsrkzdaia,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
BISHOP ANDERSON TO PRESIDE.
Baltimore Conference VIII He Held
in Hamline Church in March.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov, 3.-Bishop Ander-
son has been elected 10 preside over the
sessions Of the Baltimore Conference NJ.
Z. Church, which NETS in HamliHe
Church. Washington. March IS next The
bishops of the church have selected dates
for all Of the spring conferences. and
some of those in which Washingtonians
viii be interested are as follows;
Bishop Cranston. Porto Rico Confer
ence. al ArecibO. January 10: New Eng
land (Southern). at Warren. R. l.. March
-: New Hampshire at Dover, \. H.,
April and East Maine Conference. al
Cldtown, Me. April 10, Bishop Warren.
Wilmington Conference. at Wilmington,
Del. March Is; Washington Conference.
at Lynchburg, March p.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
Philip COrbIn.

Hartford. Conn. Nov 3-PhHip Cor
bin president of the American Hard
ware Association and the leading manu-
facturer of Connecticut died at his home
in New Britain this afternoon after a
six months illness. He was eighty-siy
years Of age He worked on a farm
till he was nineteen Years old and then
went TO New Britain. He worked there
"a Year, when he started with his
brother the firm Of + * F. Corbin. now
one Of the main IA cters OF the American
Hardware Corporation. which has a
capital Of $1e,00o.0lQ.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing svrun

Has been used for over SIXTY FIVE YEARS BY
WHILE TEETHING with PERFECT SUCCESS II
S00fHES The CHILD. SuFTENs the GUNS. Al
LAYS al PAIN CURES WIND collie and is fbe
best remedy Tor DlAkRhOEA. sold by Druggists in
egery part q the world Be aud ask for AlTs
NIaslows Soothing Syrup and take no other kind
IAenty-IEe cents a bottle. Guaranteed under tie
Food and Drugs Act June Seth 1906 Serial Nunber
l6sS. An OLD AND WE'LL TRIED REMEDY.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
OBITUARY.
DIR. Paul II. KimbnII.

Lakewood. n, j.. Nov 3-DT Paul T.
Kimball. for twenty years a resident of
Lakewood, and the oldest physician in
point OF service. died suddenly here this
morning Of heart failure. His patients in
Guided George Gould and family He was
a bachelor. forty-eight years old
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
DAILY COURT RECORD
Thursday, November 3, 1919

No. g. seely ys Brown. Attorneys Douglas &
Baker Dsct-@ and Rdous.
No. 9. Nillei " Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company. Attorneys Gaskins s. Capitalization
Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
No. 70. HUH vs. Han. Attorneys. Montague q
MOrafity- Easily Smith
No. II. Warren Va Washington Herald Company.
Attorneys, Cuttings & Chambeflin-Beuy Minor.
No. T. BeFmann VI. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys LambeIt-feFTy s Son and DuEiop,
No IS. Pathc FI.res IS. Imperial film Tx
change Attorneys Sullivan Bradley q Harlow.
No, "a Tinted Mills Company IS. GatcheL At
torneys. Ciagett-Lecse, Fulton q Cox.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04

The National and American leagues are
believed to have a war fund Of &Ao.0.
slowed away 10 use for third league
emergencies. They propose 10 20 after
promoters with red-hot poker.
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Circuit Court No. /.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No. 5ls39. Nelson vs.. Washington Railway and
EIectric COMPANY; On Trial. Attoneys Happier x
Merillat-G. =. Hover auod ". e. sullivan.
Assignments for November 4-Aiotions:
No. I. Clagett vs.. United Surety Company. At.
ioUeys Bnndenburg- Donaldson.
No. 2 Beer vs. Same. Attorneys same
No. g. Jackson trustee, - Washington, Balti-
more and Annapolis Electric Railway Company.
Attorneys Slater Hoehliug.
No. T. Connolly rs. LAWYER. AttoTness Latimer-
Davis
NJ. 3 Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank vs..
Baldwin et al Attorneys Dan. Pcyser s Taylor
Wilson a BarZsdale.
No. state Of Colorado use of Haines vs..
Small, attorneys Prentiss- Edison.
No. = ToinIkins vs. American Realty Comrans.
Attorneys Wolf Birney & Woodard
No. g. Same Vs. Same Attorneys sane
No. 9. De Marco vs. Marine. Attorneys vii
son-Causi & Jones.
Nc. TO- Hopkins IS. National Hotel. Attoneys.
BaudenbUg- Dur. Peyser Is Taylor
No. II. Sch0eheld vs O'C0nnen Attorneys
Leekie. Fulton Cox-Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
No, 4. Lsusburgh VS. Lausblrgh. Attorneys,
Douglas & BakCT-Ambrose & Rdout.
Nc. H. Ford Us. District Of Columbia. Attor-
ueys Davis Thomas.
No, u. Cockren IS. CeuigGo TT a. Attorneys.
England johnson
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Criminal Court NO. 1
cBIEF IllsTIcE CLARAuGU

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
United States IS. Helene stem abortion recog-
nizanee IN s. 900 with Isaac Levy, surety, taken.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No HIl. United States Fs Emory Whitmaver.
assault to rape; verdict guilty OF simple assault
sentenced % Jail for one year.
Assignments for TO-DAY Motions auaignments.
and sentences
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Circuit Court so. 3.
-..

Nos. 4sSs3, United States Is. Hausmann ana
isssi United States We Lewis; on trial. Attorneys
sulaiG McNamara-J. J. Darlington and f. ".
Me3eynClds
Assignments for TO-DAY -MOti0nS.
Ne. /. Kemp vs. Lehman. Attorneys. Poe
Ridout.
No. United States eX rel Bgennsn Construction
Company Rudolph ct al. Attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert 4eTkes q Hemilten-Wilson & Thomas
Ne. 3. Thomas ". Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attmneys Lambert & Yeatman-Hsmil-
ton. Colbert. YeTSes & Hamilton
No. a. SteFens Is Lee. Attorneys Forrest a
Bendheim-T Thomas.
no. g. Hhldi administrator rs. Donaldson ct
OIL ATTORNEYS Archer & smith Donaldson, sheehy
q Shelby and Clagett.
No. Q. Moshenral IS. Rudolph. Attorneys, Nc
Neill-Thomas
No. Z Pollard vs. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. sleman 4 Lerch and Collodsy-Perry.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
Equity SHIFTS.

No. 1872 Emma A. Bnglnier .iufautl by Clar
encs ". Watts. w. Margaret s. BFakmier nnfaut
and Nellie G. Watts for Partition. Attorney. Il. L.
France
No. 1888 josephine Petrello vs. samuel Peirello
divorce a mensa q thoFo. Attorney. j. r. Collins.
No. @73i. Edward J. Bszable Ne. Walter d..
Bastabie and John H. BastabIe for partition and
receiver. Auomeys A. = Taylor and A. A..
H1thliug. Dr.
Ne &6- John z Alvey vs. Eva Alvey; divorce.
AtJ1uey JoLu c. FosJer.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
Lawsuits

No $500. George ". Ohutt IT,. vs. b Fleet
Board and Edward J. Kelly: note $3.50 Attorney,
Alex WoH
No. E51Z David McC4uaher vs. Raymond Muir
ply and Mary A Murphy; Judgment Municipal
Court, sl3i3 Attorney, r. +. Downing.
Nc. 5508 William Lynch vs. The Capital Trac-
ti0n Company, damages. Noola. Attorneys. Butt 4
Blessing.
No. 55L9. y. Lindsey ard Company vs. Basil b.
BADEN Judgment Municipal Court. SIS. Attorney J.
4 Hicks
No. s50O J. J. ODay vs. William skinner
Judgment Municipal Court, SL5H Attorney, John
Ridout.
Mechanics Lien.
80. So Le1na j Trlmhn N Insen.iae Vii
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Mechanics Lien.

No. slH. Le5na J. TrImbo % Josephine VII
Aans. SIS lot H. square ~ Attorneys Citing
4 Chambsriu.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-04
EXCURSIONS.
IMPORTANT

Change of schedule effective
November l, 1910, until MAY
30. 1911.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
WANT P0STOFF|CE
APPROPRIATIONS
CONGRESSMAN URGE NEEDS OF
STATE BEFORE HOUSE COM.
MITTEE ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS
100000 FOR WENATCHEE.

Washington, April 11.-Represen-
tatives Humphrey, McCredie and
Poindexter appeared before the house
committee on public buildings to pre-
sent the claims of the state of Wash
ington.
Mr., Humphrey is asking half a
million for the Seattle branch post
Office He has telegraphed for more
information as to possible costs OF
sites. He also is asking an increase
in the cost of the Bellingham and
Everett buildings to $4,000 each.
Mr.. McCredie argued for his pro-
posed public buildings at Olympia,
Chehalis, Hoquiam, Aberdeen and
Vancouver, and Mr.. Poindexter
pleaded for his 100000 each for
Wenatchee and E1lensburg, to cover
buildings and sites, and $4,000 for
Waterville for the same purpose.