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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-05
DIED.

rss:y SSa.s' Md. rtoR iSsE AMls. vii:
Capt. George and Mrs. Roadway.
Funeral from the residence. shepherd street, east
pm inssrm rSaa in Gisn.ooa se%ss..s
$50 an. at his residence. No. boz French
beloved husband Of Margaret Allen. IN. Il:
seventy fifth year OF his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BOWIE. On Sunday. December 4, 1910. 1t
1l:l5 PIN. at her residence. lSti 4th street
northwest Am ANNE s E. BoWLE beloved
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BURDETTE. On Sunday. December :. 1910. At
land avenue southwest, DAVID W. BUR
Funeral services at his late residence Tues
day, December 8. at = pm.
CALLAN On Monday. December S, 1910. at
1928 an. MARY s. CALLAN, widow OF
James n. Callan.
northwest. wednesday morning, December =
Requiem mass at . o'clock at st. Patricks
Church. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery.
DORSEY. On Sunday. December 4. 1910. at her
home. 6l1 Half street southwest. FRANcEs.
the beloved sister Of Bernard and John Dor
sey and niece of Frances Cox.
Funeral from st. Monica's Chapel. South Capitol
and l. streets. Wednesday. December Z. at
EGE. On Sunday. December T.. 1910. Mt Proti
denee Hospital. ELIZABETH r. EGE.
Funeral services on Tuesday. December 8, ESQ
O'Clock PM. at 2)o9 / street northwest.
Interment private Please omit flowers.
Baltimore and Hartford county, Nd, papers
please copy
FLAHERTY. On SUNDAY. December 4. 1910.
at 10 AM BRIDGET FLAHERTY tnee
Maloney). widow Of Michael Flaherty.
Thomas Noone, l14O I'D street northwest. ON
"Wednesday. December Z, at $40 s.m.. thepce
TO st: Stephens Church. where requiem high
mass will be said for the repOse OF her SOUL
Relatives and friends invited TO attend.
KRAEMER. On. Sunday, December 4. 1910. at
1850 pm, ROSE kRAEMER. beloved widow
OF the late Henry Kraemcr.
Funeral from her late residence. eos Q street
northwest, Wednesday, December Z, at
PIN.
LEONARD. On Saturday. December 3. 1910.
at II noon, at her residence. s0e "a street
mother Of James b. Leonard and Frances
Leonard.
Funeral from ST. Dominic's Church Tuesday
morning at $3.50 o'clock. Interment At Mount
Olivet cemetery.
TALCOTT. On Saturday, December 5, 1919.
ns o,be athe,g l. EDWARD as the St
BARNARD TAIcoTT. beloved husSsni q
Eunice Maud Sawyer Talcott.
Funeral held at Oak Hill chapel at D.o.
Monday, December ).
wEIsB ACKRR. On Saturday. December 8. fe1s,
At ass $50 gm %AM sS 81 su. M'';.
and Frank Weisbacker:
Funeral from his late residence. No. sos n street
northwest. Tuesday. December 8. at o;e6
Immaculate Conception at o'clock. l1teg-
ment at Mount Olivet cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-05
Mrs. Mckinney Slowly Recovering.

The condition Of Mrs. Mckinney. wife
of Representative Mckinney Of Illinois.
who Is III at the Emergency Hospltai.
is today reported TO be slightly improved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-05


guest Of Miss Wright: Mrs. Wright and
Miss Claire Wright. Miss May Hammond
and Miss Bartlett were also present.
Justice and Mrs. Wright have cards out
Miss Alice Liston Wright will be pre-
scented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfeld-Taylor's ball in
their daughter. Miss Adelaide ChatheId-
Taylor, is considered there the most bril-
liant event Of the season thus far.
There were $50 guests In the hotel ball
room and the father Of the debutante
with two others led the cotillon.
It's chief figure was King Carnival. car
ried into the room by men in masks.
Ounce caps and weird heads Of men and
light exploded, blowing up King Carnival
and distributing carnival favors. It was
the mystery figure Of the cotillon, for the
men danced without unmasking and de-
butantes and matrons could only guess
who were their partners. An airship
studded with electric lights carried Santa
Claus impersonated by one Of the leaders,
into the midst Of the cotillon. where he
bestowed Christmas gifts for favors. An
attractive figure was the maypoie dance.
with two maypoles. one at each end Of
the ballroom. Ono Of the most interesting
Of the figures wac the push ball game be-
tween Yale and Harvard men. eleven on
q side, with college pennants rs favors.
The souvenir favors were card cases and
Mrs. Characterization wore q gown Of
delicate pink chiffon velvet trimmed
across the bodice with silver and bril-
iiants. She wore diamond tiara and
diamonds in her oorsage. Miss Chatneld-
Taylor was g0wned. in white chartneuse
with pearl trimming and chiffon.
The balcony around the ballroom was
entirely hidden in laurel ana great
punches OF American beauty roses.
Miss clara A. Luts ana MISS Gertrude
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-05

The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
will begin their series OF dinner parties
on December 10. when the President and
Mrs. Taft will be their guests.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-28

highest average net rates wore: San
Francisco. $50 per cent, and New
York City. AIS per cent. Citiss OF
from 100000 to 100000 population
with the highest net rates were: Los
Angeles. a.&s per cent: Memphis.
&.s& per cent. and Jersey City and
Omaha. t.?7 per cent. Cities OF nm.
der 100. 900 population which had to
pay the highest rates for the use Of
money were: Little Rock. S.2s per
cent: Knoxville. SOC per cent: NO.
bile. SOC per cent: San Antonio. Bir.
minGham and Springfield. H.. 6 per
cent: Bay City. <.ss per cent. and
Wichita, All per cent.
II is seen that Detroit. indianapolis
and most OF the Massachusetts, cities
can borrow money on extremely fav.
orable terms. while most OF tie sauth.
ern cities. New York City. and Others
have TO pay materially higher rates.
The length OF time that bonds have
TO run has some effect upon the rares
OF interest that cities have to pay TOR
the use Of money.
Among other factors that deter.
mine that rate may be mentioLet
small net debt. Detroit had the
smallest per capita net debt Of any
city OF over 100000 inhsbitants. and
indianapolis had the smallest Of cities
OF from 10000 TO 500. 600 popuio.
tion. Each Of these cities sold their
bonds on the most favorable terms OF
any cities OF their respective groups.
The table also shows the net rate
Of interest that cities pay upon their
lous.term bonds sold to their sink. |
Ins and other city funds. New York
City sold to It's funds during the yea.
more than sl7.oOo.00O bonds on
which Il will pay q net interest rate
Of 3.0i per cent until maturity. this |
rate comparing with . net rate OF |
l.ls per cent paid TO the public. |
Baltimore also borrowed from It's
funds at . net interest rate OF 3.s5 |
per cent compared with . rate OF 3.s5
per cent paid TO the public. The net
rates paid city funds In the cities cs |
Ohio and Massachusetts, were con.
'iderabiy higher than those paid soI
The public.
The cities with the largest per
capita payments OF Interest on city
left arc: Boston. es.s7: New York.
ls.36: Pueblo. Ss.3l: Montgomery.
gt.97. and Cincinnati, 3t.7s.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-28

ican ideal Of government. IN distin.
guished from that Of Europe. as.
sumcd lts sphere Of control.
A similarly momentous change In.
cvitably will take place In the Orient
when China rises to assert her indi.
viduality. The world will then be
dominated by those spheres OF diplo-
matte influence - European. the
American and the Far Eastern. The
last undoubtedly being under the In.
nucncc and Euidancc OF Chiua and
Japan. The Monroe doctrine 10 the
political gospel OF the Western hcmi.
sphere. That Of the Far Eastern Ia
yet to be enunciatcd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-28
MONROE DOCTRINE AGAIN
FAMOUS PRINCIPLE MADE TO TT
MANY SITUATIONS


Uaitsd Press Service.
WARRINGTON. D. c.. July a.
Recent diplomatic devslopmsnts and
International diseussions involving
the attitude Of European powers
especially Germany - toward Me.
rasua have brought the Monroe doc.
trine Into the WORLDS spot light again
and the impression Is strong that II
will soon be given . new application.
The Monroe doctrine 10 On elastic
diplomatic garmsat-not 20 slastic
~ the popular Imagination depicts H..
but capable Of 70 much strstchins.
when occasion demands. that Il will
6t multitude Of situations. however
different. There has not been 90 I'd.
ministration since its Inception In
which this guiding principle has not
been hauled out Of IT, historic rs.
cessss to DO service In connsction
with one dinculty or another. and In.
dicatious are that President Tsft's
will be no exception
TO this rule.
The Monroe doctrine is already
Spoken OF % Q most suitable diplo.
matte habiliment 10 enfold the inter.
national eyesore. Into which the chaos
of Nicaragua IL fast dsvelopiaG. while
'he United States restores order and
'sts the struggling republic on Ito
'eet again. Agitation has already b.
Iun. too. In the Pan.Amsricsn con.
srence on the part Of the Latin.
american governments. which owe
much Of their dsvslepmsnt to its o..
gtencs. to make the doctrtns-now
merely a declaration Of the United
|tatss--a suidisg psinsipls Tor ths
ntire Western hsmisphsrs. Such Q ]
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-28
ONE NAN m KiLLED ~ A RIOT
United Press Service.

United Press Service.
NEW YORK. July 2s.--An un.
identified man was killed. three were
fatally wounded and one was sort.
ously shot. while score were beaten
In riot At the sugar trust pier In
Brooklyn. A large force OF special
police were guarding the strike break.
ere when 500 strickers attacked thcm.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-28
COSTS money 70 RUN 4 CITY
MUNICIPALITIES PAYING MUCH
HIGHER lNrEREsr
steady Rise In Their Ratrs Shown
In the Ceusas Buscaa's An.
RuAl Report


aual Report
The rates OF interest cities are pay.
Ing on their outstandins debt obliga.
tions are steadily rising. Il 10 pointed
out In the census bureaus annual re.
port for 1905 on the statistics OF the
i6S cities In the Unitcd States which
had each an estimated population OF
$4,000 and more In 1905.
The report statss that the rate for
all the cities combined vas S.ss per
cent In 1905. SIS per cent In 1907.
and s.ss per cent In 1908. For cities
Of 100000 population and over the
rate for 1905 was SIS per cent. for
1907 II was SIS per cent. and for
1908 II vas SIS psr esat.
The highest average rates OF inter-
est for cities Of different si,ss we're:
100000 population and cv.r. San
Francisco. <.s per cent: 100000 to
100000. Denver. s.6 pei cent: So.
ooe to 100000. Taeoma. Sc per cent:
ss.eoo to $1,000. Birminsham. Sc
pr cent.
TIE corrsspoading lowest
rates were: 100000 population and
over. Washingtou. D. c.. S.33 per
csst: 100000 to 800. 900. Providence.
Rochester and Hartford. 80 per
cent: $4,000 TO 1000. 900. sprinsAeld.
Mass.. Harrisburs. and Holyoke. IS
Per cent: and $4,000 to $4,000. 81.
mira. 3.s per csat.
The prsceding rates are paid BY
the cities on the facs value OF their
outstan6ins debt obligations. and DO
MT u any accurate manner measure
The actual rates Of Interest that cities
have 70 pay on their loans at the pres
ent time.
Nee lneeeess Rates
! new feature Of the report 10 Q
table showing the net or actual r.tes
Of intsreet that citiee had "a nav Tor
the use OF money on thsir funSe6
debt or loas.tsrm bonds Issued dur.
Ing the Ascai year 1905. Thsss rates
have beeu conputod from hond table
IN a msthod fsmiliar IA an hanhe,e
beins tahs. al ~ M.
miums or disoonuts reeolvea or naiA
by the eitiss a.d al the ,e.sth N nm
that the bonAe have 10 run Drrins
the year III Of the iss s,Nie. a.
over 10000 popuIstios so,1 so ths
public SiS7.oS% .ase boaAs. .. vhich
thsy receavsd Is .aag eg1 I. nr..
miums ana paid sIaI ass IN di..
counts. oniy n eitiee Are ,sportea
n HAVING sold honAs ~ : disconnt
most OF these belns N ths eoutherr
,tatas. Ths met ratss. A AstermIr.N
from the bond tablec. a,9er ms,sr.
ally for many cities from the averass
rates borns by the Total amonut Al |
lundsd debt outsta ndins A. the cloes |
~ the year for thsse citiss. rhus the
lvsrage rate borne By the outstand. |
ns bonds Of SEATTLE n a. mar eaat.
,ut durias the year 1908 that city
,o)d to the public 81 900. 900 bonds
o run for twsnty yssrs st . net rate
& S.s7 psr cent. The average rate
,orue BY the OUTSTANDING bonds OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-28
n. RABBES WIN. WAGNER
Home Realty Co.
1.-THE FARM SPECIALISTS"
Phone 8ll 626 Main a., near 9Th
ntxT N kLAMArH COUNTY
No. I--i6t ncrcs: worry near I mile Lost River
irort; A new house. partly cleared aad In crop;
pothing nner IN the country.


y" ,ans Sc,"s . v"sy sy,,S ...,.1 s.s ~ s.vsr Sav
,nt, as.r ,n ,Ss .o.~srv " '0V
'""'"S ""'' :" wv ''""''
FARM LANDS AND STOCk RANCHES
=. ,so ,,,c, , milo, sou,hcn., ~ Mis,.,,
>. WV a, Wv ..,,a.n "r ,c,.s ""S., .S,.an
acres Va cultivation Produced ~ bushels oi when,
to the acre las, yeas frrns, Per aero enOOO
-. -,so...r. hor,..,..a ,.,,,,.,.h,r.,, .,
,,, w. -. 800 S,.s. r.,.s .sr~ ~IrS:.'Is. o
acres In potatoes: wood team Al for, o.. .0ooOO
A., 49,. ,,. ... .,.-..S r.,, ,oo
W. ~ .n, s's,,, hn... .ccS ~, s.S n' ~"
"I,~,ns. ~ ''1p' u'~ sram s"Sco, Ana m,." ss~.,
church: ! miles from Midland with crop. Sss
per acre. without crop. per acre, o>0OO
a.. ,,o A., cs, v.,.. On .,,,.. ,,
v,.s v.,, ~ ~ .;;.. 49, ss.n, ".su,, .m"W h@ ".
and harm; 81 acres cleared rcrms; $1,000 cash.
balance per cent. Per acre..,.,...........o ol6OO
-. a, . =, -,
., ,,,,,' 40 go ~. sscis,m.S r",s i."s ~
acres under 0oycrament system. small houss and
harm; good vel, Terms Per aero ......, e1O.OO
a.. n 90, ,.,.. N, ..,.. .,,.So, .o ,.,.
N,. o., 20. 49,. ,,,,ss. "'s,s. ,.., m' r'
proposition Terms $4,000 cash. balance S per
cont .....-.,. eSOOOW
-. ga ... Az u,,.. ,..,, x,.u.,. w.u
ana miles from Midland: M 20 sSre. \" t Sa.Msc''Sni
acres under government canal Price. S3s per acre.
s~yms "cr o6oOs
No. $50 acres. .aseorash 90 aerss re- q, astss :he
miles s,"m c,,y, terms Per acre ''''''' ~. n
"'"S ''"" wy '''"'' wv 's'~''''''''''
ort: all in saxcbrash: hnc sol; main eoassy road:
WI" '""e""'P' WV" -'"ss' wv ss'''''''.'
Ne. IO--iG0 acres Merrill: over 100 acres
under the ditch house barn. vol. fenced: u CROP
terms. FER scrc oooo0
No. tt-3so acres. i;s under cultivation: all
above ditch. aii under fence: ~ mites from kam.
s.e "a rn"s. s' % no"s' ~ ~, ""'" d. .sss -, -.
'-'"'' '"'"' "'' wv ' "
No. o3-tGO acres miles from klomoth MAIZE. on
I..s"Scw rosa, m'ss uom C.s":. :. -" "ou.. .
W." .,, ,n,.,pn" IA, ,n xo,, s.srsc, Pa, ..,s - A.
WV" Improve" 7" "'"'' '''~''' wv "''~''~
No. 13-isS73 acres. all In ssssbrush sscspt
about 10 acres In pine timber. ta0 acres fenced.
,' ,, NJ; "'.., n""' ,'s .ss '""N - ~,
"'"'' "'"' '''"'' '''"'' wv
NJ, uso acres miles rom N'.ma'n
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

George Bayley. g and Elizabeth Mulhaupt. z
both Of Baltimore Md Rev. Donald q. Macleod
Clarence h. Padggtt D and Lille A Garrett D
Rev. George VI. Cummius
Charles Hammer. ., and Ethel p. Webster, e.
both Of Baltimore. Nd Rev, Donald e. Macleod.
Leonard NJ. Riggs, Is, and ELa L OIriso1. y
Rev. T. Z. Marshall
Edward johnson. q. and Catherine LsuseruaD,
both Of Baltimore. Rev. Donald e. Macleod
Thomas ]. Fitzpatrick. % and Nora Theresa
Healy. 3. both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. August ).
DuaTte ;. J.
William ]. Mayes. g and Mary r. Grant. d
both Of Sussex Counts Va Rev. Charles l. Pate
Austin Z. Garner, o. and Olive Wallace, q Rev
II. ). Franco.
Percy f. Buchle-. 8. ard Frances Stuart Pugh
q. Rev c. II. Butler.
COLORED
William f. Bright g and Olive r. Dorsey. Ia,
Rev. NJ ". y. Norman.
David g. A. Cox. 3 and Octa5ia Burroughs. 4.
Rev. W. II. Brooks
Albert y Smith, o. and Annie Thomas Is. Rev.
r. F. Myers.
Edward Johnsoa. @ and Cleopatra Smith. % Rev.
u. Washington.
Walter l. Rountree, o and Sarah wallace. 81
Rev. r. 7. Perkins
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.
NnRTHMEST

NORGhW EST.
WOODWARD x LOTdROP, Information
GOLDENBERG'S Information Bureau.
HECHT & co. Cashiers Ott3ce
PALAIS ROYAL. Information Bureau.
5. KAHN. SONS 4 CO, Information Bu-
T. A WILBoURN. 1914 Wisconsin ave.
MODERN PHARMACY. an and r SITS
CARPENTER 4 DUNLOP. Ath and Cir
Nichols PHARMACY. 18th and Ia. av.
BUTLER & FIELD. Sd and Indiana ave
CONCORD PHARMACY. j. r. Woodford
Prop. 1916 New Hampshire ave,
CHARLES g. HORNUNG, Christianl
Pharmacy, sw cor. TN and NJ SIS,
S NJ WAGNER. Isl and II SITS.
SIMPSONS PHARMACY. cor, 7th 81.
and r. /. ave. and st.
JOHNSTON'S PHARMACY, lc2l y. J. av.
I Z. WELLER'S PHARMACY. S0S4 Nj
ATKINSON'S PHARMACY. llth ana G.
ASTORIA PHARMACY Sd and 6 SIS.
KENESAW PHARMACY, Mount Pleas
ant aud Irving SITS.
McNUITY'S CIGAR STORE. 1886 l4th ST
TAYLOE'S PHARMACY, 9th and 2 SITS
DAVIS PHARMACY Sth and ; S,s.
ASQUITH'S PHARMACY, ISIS 18th ST.
7. /. LEATHERWOOD,5 $40 18th 81.
STOTT & SNYDER, 18th and q SITS.
NEW YORK AVENUE PHARMACY,
corner n Y. ave. and y. Cap. st
DAY & CO. S PHARMACY. 18th and G.
YARNOLD'S PHARMACY, S40l l4th ST
KINGS DRUG STORE, Vermont ave.
and ! St
NORTHEAST.
JOHN F. BUTLER. 40l Stanton place,
c. /. KRAUSE. 9Th and * SITS.
D. d. COURTNEY, 1I5 North Capitol ST
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. ID and y SITS.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, Sth and SITS
G. J. GEIGER'S PHARMACY. corner 6th
and b SITS.
CHARLES J. FUHRMANN'S PHAR-
MACY. 18th and East Capitol SITS,
BLUMER'S PHARMACY, \. Capitol ana
K SITS.
SOUTHW EST.
V. HUGO EISEHBEISS, 9Th and B SITS
MILBURN'S PHARMACY. It'll and II SITS.
SOUTHEAST
BURROWS PHARMACY. l50i Pa. ave.
ROACH DRUG co. Sth and G Sts.
n. 7. WELLER. Sth and | SIS.
GUY NJ. NEELT 18th and c SITS.
BROOkLAND.
CHARLES G. LENNON, 18th and New
ton SITS.
ANACOSTIA.
G. p. BURY'S PHARMACY, cor. Monroe
and Jefferson SITS
ALEXANDRIA.
WILLIAM P. TAYLOR. sic King ST
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Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

JUSTICE Wight
No. 1901 Simpson IS. Washington Railway ard
Electric Company, verdict for defendant. Attorneys
L. II. Jackson-C. a. Douglas and ". Q. Sullivan.
No 1905. Hudson Pickford: mandate q
Court q Appeals granting 4 Des trial Att0rneys
A. A. LiIsc0mb, ". " Ellison, and F. Z. Alitcl-
ell Maddox & Galley
No. 522l3. United States "a United States r.
deity and Guaranty COMPANY; demurrer sustained.
Attcueys. D. ". Baker rsndenburg & BrandeB-
burg.
Assignments fer to-day:
No. $50. Jssslh vs.. Riggs National Bank. At
torneys- Wheatley, Rslsion x Sidd0us-Peuy & Son
No. go Same IS same. Attorneys. same.
No. Il Gleason vs.. Washington Terminal Com
pany. Attorneys. Mcnamara & HuidekoDeT-Hamil-
ton Mather.
No. 800. Wheatley vs.. District Realty Company
81 81. Attorneys. Chase-Dickey.
~. %. Garner IS. Washington Post Company.
AttMneys, Dgss-LamheTt.
Nc 55s2 Forust vs.. Capital Traction Company
Attorneys. German & Rinout-Pery & Son ard
Dunlop.
No. 3l5 Lewis vs. Anacoetia and Potomac River
Railway COMPANY. AttoFueys. Darlington.
No 52 Poole =. District 4 Columbia e. a.
Attorneys. Ray q Brsddock-TiOmas, PeTry & Soc.
No So Mlschsuer - Brown. Att0rusys De
Putron 4 Sillerg-yfiusou
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
Probate Court.


IL >lltE hAENAkl.
Estate Ct Anna X. Hunt. order r-e-tre letters
tsstamentarv 20 LoEal e. KlIlosg. bos6. 500 Al
t0rBev. l. Z. Linton
Estate Il Lillian Allen. 0rI-r granting letters &
administration % William T. Anlr1=e. h.rd. 500
AttCmeys. !. /. Smith and "a p Amh-.--
Estate q William NIo-rg. o-5-r t3 employ COM
SCI
Estate q Jackson B1ney; order directing certain
sun 10 be paid over. Attorneys. Mcneil & Nc
NCiI}.
Estate q Samuel C7asi1, order GIsnisslrg psti-
ticn. Attorney ". II. Dennis
Estate q Kate \. Donovan; order granting Ier-
tiers q administrator 20 Gales 7. Moore. bond
$1,000 Attorney. J ". IltIrfsr
IN re Charles Z. Skinner. order appointing LII
han skinner guardian; bond 500 Attorney. J. l..
Mrrc
Estate q Ferdinand Y. Berry; viu dated De-
csmbcr q 1862 Hird
Estate # Susan :. Meier, wiz dated February o.
1913 iled
Estate of Julia Malcney. uiu dated January ls.
1919. filed.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
DAILY COURT RECORD
i,
TUESDAY, February i, 1919

Assignment for to-day:
No. g. Ggydir Treat AttoFneys Poe. BLACK
stone 4 Patrick-Baker, Lipsc1mb < Archer.
No. lis Thomas VI. Dstrick. Attorneys. Stephens
Archer
No. 10. Messer IS. Messer. ATTORNEYS. Caring
ton Costigan & Wilson
No. l56. Langley rs. Onderlink. Attorneys. Hoe
ling & Peele
Lachien
No. 49, Copeland vs.. BeaIL Attorney. shales
No. l62. Lambert IS. steTett Attorneys Lam
bert-Shields
No. 1884, Denly vs. Dety. Attorney James
No. l5s. stubbleAeld vs.. Stubblefeld Attarreys
Lsckie, Fulton < Cox Easily -smith.
No. l8 Swaf.zell vs. Rank Il al Attogneys
Darling III o'Ilton. Biney & Woodard
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Equity Suits.

No 1f7-- Josephine r. KclI0u e a. ~ joseph
Paul Ct al: % substitute trustees ATTORNEYS. W. =
Buwn-H T. Winfield
Ne. 25o7s Barrier & Ross e al. - Modern Build
M Cooperation e al: % enforce Mechanics liens
and Ter receiver. Attorneys. Bates WarrCn and W
II SholCs
No. 1903 Emma Maunakee rs Harv X. Mama
kce 20 a., divorce. Attorney. Charles Il, Bndlry
Nc. &asL Morgan K. Goddard e. a. vs. james
X fc'lus, partition. Attorneys Bsis-ou Siddrns
& Richard,on-J. J. Waters.
Ne @tsl. Morgan r. Goddard IS Same; SANE.
A'tcDeys. scme
No 2eos2 Moses L. Scott vs.. Fits Scott e. a.
divorce Attorney, Thomas Walker
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
CHEVY CHASE

FOR SALE-CHEEY CHASE-THREE
handsome lots, near club, excellent lOca-
ton; sewerage, electric lights. water guar
auteed. can be handled Tor little money.
KERNOCHAN SCOTT,
Tel. NJ 7562 206 Union Trust Bldg 81
inE names Of prospective buyers for
choice real estate sold on monthly pay
ment plan VIII find II profitable 10 ad-
dress CONFIDENTIAL. Herald Office.
%
The Washington herald., 1910-02-02
Circuit Court No. 2.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.

Assignments u to-day:
No. 6s. Bsgiin IS Southern Surety COMPANY
Attorneys. II. 7. Blair Houvh Mcnamara &
HEidekoTer. Above case not % be called until
February 7.
No lsl United States n use Haines e a. 50
Hglse e al. AttOrneys PACK. Hinton PACK
Hamilton. Colbcrt Yerkcs q Hamilton.
10. i8. Stpneking- administrators - p!ckfo-5
ct al Attorneys. Williams & Birnsy-Brzndenbcrs x
Brandelburg
No. ZIG. HeEdeFson IS, Ferry e al Attorreys,
Poe-Nllisus.