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scirener. trustees, to secure George G. Gertman,
trustee. 5000 years. per cent. semi ni-annually.
Square 4s-Orignal lots l, 4, 5. and g.; Washington
Riding Company unc.) to the United States
Trust Company. trustee. to secure Enoch J. Vann
$500. years per cent. ssmtannaIy.
Columbia Heights-Lot 81. block 81 John @. Hodges
ct ux. to William ]. Flather and Milton Z.
Allies. trustees. to secure John NJ. Jones' SooO
5 years per cent. semiannually.
Square 45e-Lots II and Is; Maurice F. Flynn ct ux.
TO John B. Larner and John A. Hamilton. uus-
tees to secure the Washington Loan and Trust
Company. $500. years. pr cent. semi-annu-
ally.
Square 4o7-Lot IS; the Imperial Thester Company
IncJ to James J. Becker and John d. Ccushlsn.
trustees to secure Catherine Polkinhon, Marianne
Samson Henry B. Polkinhorn. Henry A., L.
Blanche Polkinhorn. Forencs I. Afiicx. and
Isabel PoIkinhorn, S2s.00. years. per cent.
semi-annualy.
Square 75.-Part Of lots and B; Thomas J. Petit
grew ct ux. to John b. LArner and John A. Ham
iltop. trustees TO secure the Washington Loan
and Trust Company. a.oo. year< per cent.
senni-annually.
Square lll-Lot I: John W. Moran to James ".
Woodward and William II. Lnkins. trustees.
to secure william Clabaugh. $500, years.
per cent, semiannuaily. Same to same. to se-
cure Violet A. Clagett. 2,D0 monthly payments,
per cent per annum.
SQUARE 675-Lot g7; Emma VI. Dowden to George
Y. Worthington and George Y. Worthington,
IT, trustees, to secure Louisiana Durant. 8, 100.
same to secure same, 500. monthly payments.
per cent per annum.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lots 2, d.
aod D. block Is; W. Wallace Chiswcll and
Harry A. Kite TO Il. Franci, Saul and Walter
T. Hilton. trustees to secure Gsrnett A.
Smith. $3.50. years. per cent, semi annually.
on each lot.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lots 5. 2.
and g. block Is; W. Wallace Chiswell and
Harry A. Kite TO B. Francis Saul and James
F. Shea. trustees, to secure the Home Savings
Bank. s2.75o. 3 yesrs 81 per cent semiannually.
on each lot.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot O. block
IS; W. Wallace Chiswel and Harry A. Kite to
B. Francis Saul and James F. Shea, trustees.
to secire the Home Savings Bank. $500, )
years. 81 per cent. semi-anuually.
Square 5l-Lot 81 Helen Kamusky TO the American
Security and Trust Compeny. trustee. to secure
the National Savings and Trust Company. 2,7oo.
monthly payments.
Square Dpf-Lots - and IS and part Of lot .;
Charles Fisher Ct ux- to George 4 Fleming and
Edward L. Hillyer. trustees. to secure William Ia
Crane s. 800. years per cent. semi-annually.
Same to Thomas VI. Gale and George I. Hamtl-
top trusteea to sccnre the Chevy Chase Land
Company. Sl.r2An monthly paymentA. Per cent
lef annum.
SQUARE iHs-Psrt Of lot i; Florida @. Ne6 to VIII
lam y. Fiasher and Milton z Afles TRUSTEES, to
secure John NJ jouo. Ns.oo. ysars, pr cent
seni-AnnualH.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Thursday, May Is, 1911

No 4. Lyon Bussey. Attorneys. Ridout-
Simmons.
No. s Krn.man vs. Thompson. At.orncys RID
No Harper vs. District Of Columbia. Attnr
peys. Archer & Smith-Whitr.
No. l. District d Columbia Philadelphia. Bal
timore ard Washington Railroad Company. Attor
neys, Tomas-FlanLery
No 9. Shepherd vs.. Schneider Baking COMPANY.
Attorneys Williamson Archer-Bruun & Bauman
No g. Browning vs.. Murray. Attorneys Ridout-
Wilson.
No 10. Crais. adminis,ratrir. VS.. Parrish. eIecu.
tor. Attorneys Hsckett-Conrad & Robinson
Circuit Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
No. 5lh3. First National Bank Of Dexter vs.. Fo1
No. 5sS7. Edwards vs. Same: on trial Attorneys
MILAN Smhh II. T. Wooiard and A. s. Worth.
inston-J. J. Darlington.
Assignments for to-day-MctionS
No. l. Haylne Oil Tank and Pump Company ~.
Emerson & Orme. Attorneys. Carter & brooke
Dickey & Evans
No. Neale W. Banpaker Relief Association.
Attorneys Ambrose-Collins 4 Clarke.
No. Lange RoSal Glue Company. Attor
neys Ralston. Siddons & Richarrisor-Gardner.
No. 4. United States ex rel. Hammond vs, Clrtt,
ct al. Attorney Sullivan.
No. s. Hibbs Co. vs. BeaIl Attoroeys FSailey
-Macdonald
No 6. Hurley Benizer ct al. Attorneys, Al
ward-Peelle & Thomas
No. 7. Baslin Southern Surety Company. At
torneys Observation-Disclosures
No. & Farmers and Merchants National Bank "a
Benz. Attorneys FeTg1Ison-Gies.
No. 9. Buchanan Sloan Co. Attorneys
Forrest-Tucker. Kenyon & Macfarland.
No. 10. Lucas VS.. Washington Virginia Railway
Company. Attorneys. Robson & Calrin-Barbour &
Mackall.
No. II. Chalmers Washington. Arlington and
Falls Church Railway Company. Attorneys, Peter
Mackall.
No. Il suly Va Hammond. Attorney.. Gittinss
& Chamberln-Walkcr,
No L. Taylor VS.. Weber. Attorneys Perry
Tobriner.
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parts Of lot g. Joseph Z. Murphy ct Tx.
Thomas f. Murphy ct al. to Arthur HELEN, $40
Eleventh and g streets DOrtheast-Square $50. two
parts Of lot 8; Arthur HELEN to Alfred Harding
Bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese oi
Washington SO.
Randle Hishlands-square 5iss. lot IL: the United
States Realty Company to Aenea II. O'Con
nor. SO
Linwood Heghts-Lots and g. block 8: John w
Glennan, trustees, to Gertrude G. Beckley anf
Charles Il. BeckIey. SO.
Lnwood Heights-Lots and 8. block 8; Ger
tride c. Beckley and Charles X. Beckley II
John W. Glennan, $40
1894 Wyoming ave northwest-Square g55i. Part ot
lot p: Clarence F. NOrment ct uI. to Lewis o
Cameron $40
Is Hanover place nOrthwest-Square sl7. lot 80
Harry A. Kite ct to Laura J. Sanner. SO
Barry Fsrn-Part Of lot Is. section 2; Elizabeth
Kicks to James NJ, Kicks so.
E street. between Ninth and Tenth streets south
west-Sauare 3S7. lot I59; Daniel W. Patterson
trustee. To Georseanne T. Patterson. SO.
E street, between Ninth and Tenth streets northwes
Square 3d. lot go: Daniel W. Patterson, trIs
tee TO Geprseaune +. Patterson. $40.
Bhghtwucd Park-IOt % block 3; Margaret A. Gle.
TO Joseph G. Beard $40.
West Brookland Park-LOt 10. block 2: George C.
Gertman. trustee to George L. Clayton. s. $40.
Sixteenth street between d and streets southeast
Square lc75 lots s6 and 81 James 4. Finch e'
W. to John p. stuckert. SO.
6l2 Louisiana arenuc-Square iss. lot IS; Jenna MAY
Behrens to Maurice F. Flynn, SO.
COZ C street northwest-sIuarc 40. lot "a; the Wash
tngton Loan and Trust Company. trustee, &c
Maurice F. Flynn. $50.
West Blomingdale-Lots = to IS. block /: John
b. Espey ct to w. Frank Turton and
Ralph VI. Rogers to George c. Pumphrey and
John +. Bayne. SO
D stree. southeast, between Twelfth and Thtr
tecnth streets-Square 1913, lot S; David j.
Dmigsn to Walter \. Lang So
Ninth street northwest. between ID and E-Squart
4T. lot Is; Catherine +. Polkinhorn et al. &c
the imperial Theater Company, incorporated, SO
trust, $3.50
Pleasant Plains-Lot SO; Charles W. King. r.,
ct ux. to George G. McElwee ct ux., Eliza
beth D.. SO.
Thirteenth street. between and streets north
east-Square 1910. lot Ill; Norton N. Little,
trustee. to Georse y. Brown. S,750.
1901 l. street no4thwest-Square III. lnf !: Thomas
Henry Smith. Eva VI. Henderson, and Sadie NJ.
Hollock to John W. Morse. SO.
q street northeast-Square 675. lot 81; louisiana
Durant to Emma NJ. Dowden, SO
Addition to Brookland-Lot sls. block IS; Arthur
F. Drake ct uI. to Edward NJ. Nevis. SO.
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DEEDS OP TRUST.

Square G3-Lnt o: Malie A. Sweeney to William ].
Flather and William A. Hill. trustees. to secure
John N. Jones' $780, years. per cent, semi
annually.
Square 72-Lot Is; Annie J. Adams to William J.
F1ather and William A. Hill, trustees. to secure
| John N. Jones. 1900. years. per cent. semi
annually. Same to same. to secure Clifford NJ
Story. $500. TO % months. per cent. seni-an-
nually.
Aintwood-Lot l3s; Mary Perry Brown to William
E. Edmonston and Louis h Peak. trustees. to
secure Edward S. McKnew. $780, years. per
| cent. semi-annually.
Square ng-Lot sos; Julia r. Pearce to Scott Nes
bitt and James L. Sherwood, trustees. to secure
| Edwards Land and Building Company. Szo.
monthly payments PER cent Per annum
Square l04-Lot G9: Danid McFadden ct w. to
Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ Enmerich.
trustees. to secIre the Ge1nan-American Build
| ing Association. 5000.
Square ao-Two parts Of lot 9; Arthur HELEN TO
Henry p. Blair and Corcuran Thom, trustees to
secure C. s. Hillyer, 500. years. 6 PER cent.
semiannually.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Lot 30. block
4; Elmer G. Mattingy to III. II. Howenstein
and George Hayes, trustees, to secure Ezra
Gould, S,is. monthly payments, per cent per
Iiuwood Heishts-Iots and 8. block s: Charles R.
Beckley ct ux- to George W. Linkins and George
R Lflkius trustees to secure Violet A. Clagett,
5000. 3 years. per cent. seni-annualE.
Lnwood Heishts-Lo.s and 8. block 8; Gertrude
G. Beckley ct vir to Christian Gockeler and John
A. MasSfe, trsteeS, 10 sSClire hODlnsOn Wnlu,
$500. monthly payments. 6 per cent, semi
annually. p ..
Square G5a-Part of lot .; Lewis o. Cameron ct
ux to the National Savings and Trust Company,
trustee to secure Clarence F. Norment. $500.
5y,ars. per cent. semi-annually. Same TO same.
to secure same $500. L TO Il months, per
cent. semiannually.
Moore 4 Barbours Second Addition-Lots Il and
S. bock 9: Bernard Matthews ct ux., Rosie to
Hyman Dodek and Samuel v. Gusack, trustees,
to secure the Washington Savings and Lean
Company, $500. l to 81 months, per cent per
annum.
Square ll-Part a 10. g. Charles Reid Riley ct
ux. to Edmond Fitzgerald and John ]. Fegan.
trustees, to secure the Enterprise Serial Build
ing Association. s.. $50.
Square E5-LOt g; Dora c. Goodman to @. Percy
McGlue and Howard Moran. trustees. to secure
George I. Borser. $500 years. per cent, semi
annually.
Square Ioo6-Lot Is; Catherine I. Buscher to James
Berry and William Nick. CLAYTON. trustees. 10
secure Perpetual Building Association. 1.sso
Square zo6-Lot "a: Corinne G Williams to same.
to secure same. $500.
souare 9eo-Lot S; Elmer johnson & NJ. to same.
to secure same, =. 30
Brishtvood-Lot 90 block .; undivided onehah m
terest in lot .. block 9; Joseph O. Beard ct ux
TO Euest Ia Schmidt and Geuye IL. Enmeich,
ussaees to secure the GeEman.American Build
ing Association, Neo0
Vese Bruukland-Parf Of lot No. block 3: Geosss L
Qaytm = u. Josspa n. sOsndsn and Jshn
The Washington herald., 1911-05-19
M STREET HIGH SCHOOL
SCORES SIGNAL VICTORY

Company A of the NJ Street High
School. commanded by Capt. Hugh Ship
ley, yesterday won the annual competitive
drill of the Separate Battalion. on the
Howard University campus. More than
5000 students and friends of the colored
high schools surrounded the field.
At the close of the drill. Capt. James
F. Oyster president of the board of edu-
cation. presented the flag to the winning
company. The diamond medal which II
is the privilege of the victorious captain
to wear for one year was pinned upon
Capt. Shipley. The gold medal which is
the reward for the efforts of the year was
presented to capt. Shipley by DR.. w. V.
Tunnel, of the board of education. Mrs.
Justice Terrell awarded the silver medals
to the lentenants, and Judge Terrell pre-
sented ribbons to the members of the
company.
The judges were Capt. John A. Green,
military instructor of the Ohio State
Militia, chairman. and Lieuts. Jones and
Jackson. of the Separate Battalion of
the District National Guard. The roster
of the winning company follows: Capt.
Hugh Shipley; first lieutenant, F Magru-
der; second lieutenant, George Adams;
sergeants. first, Harold Quivers: second,
H. Crawford: third, J. Dancy; fourth, J.
Freeman, and fifth. c. Johnson; corpor-
ais, w. Smith, NJ. Malone, ]. Holland,
L. Blount. NJ. Ward, and S. Berry;
privates. R. Anderson. w. Bowie, G. But
Ter, ]. Coles, J. Ellis, E. CAN'T, H. Hamil-
ton, E. Henderson, w. Jackson, R. Key,
C. Ramsay. G. Roye. L. Scipio, R. Smith,
L. Stannard. L. Walker. G. Williams, n.
Barnett, E. Butler, w. Carson. NJ. Dand-
ridge. w. Duncan, c. Gordon E. Henson,
D. r. Holton. W. Jeter. w. Loftin. U.
Reed. G. Samuel. J. Ccott, W. Sparks, S.
Thompson, L. Watson. D. Yates. ]. Boar
man. G. Butler r. Clarke. E. Davidson.
]. Frazier, w. Hall, P. Hines, F. Hunt,
E. Johnson, w. Mavritte. F. Robinson. H
Spencer, L. Skinner. A. Stafford. NJ. Tur-
ner, and E. Webb. .,
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FATHER INDUCES SON
TO FIRE FATAL SHOT
Man Looks Down Barrel of Gun While Boy Pulls
Trigger to Hear Sound"

and looked directly into the muzzle Of the
gun, which was put four inches away. The
boy hesitated
TT isn't loaded the father said, so
the boy snapped the trigger. but lot the
hammer go easily. holding 1t with his
thumb, and the piece didn't explode. The
father arose, took the rife from the table.
cooked it again. and laid 1t back IN the
same position. while he got on his knees
and again looked into the barrel.
1T is not loaded: pull the trigger and
see how It sounds" he again told the
boy. The boy did so. and the father
dropped dead instantly. the whole left
side OF his head being blown on.
Horror stricken, the boy rushed to his
nearest neighbor. Daniel Ryan, and told
him about what he had done.
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Choosing a most appropriate day. with
the weather bureau Thermometer indi-
Gator in the House lobby straining for
the 100 mark. Representative SABBATH. Of
Illinois. yesterday introduced a bill to
provide for the establishment OF a mu-
nicipal ice plant and for public baths in
the District of Columbit. The proceeds
Of the ice plant are to be devoted to the
support Of the baths.
The baths, Representative SABBATH in
tends shall be absolutely free. and the
ice shall be sold without discrimination
at a price 10 per cent above the cost OF
manufacture.
The bill makes provision for a commits
sion composed Of the engineer officer Of
The Washington herald., 1911-05-19

Greenwich, Conn, May 18-Fped Hustled,
a prosperous farmer. aged forty-six. on
Wednesday, prevailed upon his twelve
year old son Lester to pull the trigger of
his shotgun, which blew his fathers 8
head of. Hustled is believed to have been
crazed after Years OF toll, during which
he had paid of the farm mortgage and
for the first time in years saw prospects
Of life Of ease.
and picking up a shotgun which he al
ways kept loaded in one corner OF the
room. he laid 1t on the kitchen table.
told the boy to pull the trigger as he
wanted to see how 1t sounded.
The man knelt on the floor on the op-
posite side Of the table, cooked one eye,
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Equity Court No. I.

No. 1850. Oscar vs. Oscar; appearance Of absen'
defendant ordered. Attorney. C. T. Carusi.
No. As57. Getz vs. johnson; reference to auditors
Attorney. G. S. Shreve.
No. S0lli. Mitchell Company Knowles; appear
ance of absent defendant ordered. Attorney. T. d
Marshall.
ing. Attorneys, Leckie Fulton & Co1-J. J. Oar
linetop.
No 9i7e. Jordan vs. American Security and Trus'
Company; argued snd submitted. Attorneys. H H.
Classic and C. F. Carusi-S. G. Peelle.
No. 3ls7. Poe ct al. Holding ct al: rule re
turnable May d. Attorney. Ellis & Donaldson.
Assignment for May l9-Motions.
No 45.. Corby Company American Security
and Trust CHmpauy. Attorneys, Bell-Johnson q
Cohen.
No. 4sa Huf,y vs. Hufty. Attorneys Davis
Hoover.
No. 49,. Car1nacs vs. Carmack. Attorney. Prrtz,
fielder.
No. 81. Ray vs. Ray. Attorneys. Cinkscales-
O'Bden.
No. 47s. Marshall vs.. Marshall. Attorney. Collins
No. isl. Brown VS.. Brown Attoneys Coliaday-
Lnskey.
No. la McSween w. Eureka Dairy Company.
Attorneys, Gittinss & Chamberlip-Tucker. Kenyon
& Macfarlapd.
No Sa Keys vs. Keys Attorneys. Stewart
Chase.
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No. 2nsa. Sullivan vs.. Lonsus:> rule returnsbae
MAY 10 sAs ni1Sp ..
l. McLaurin and J. G. Hodges.
In re lunacyl Calista jenkins; order TO eel
household effects.
No. 5000 Beverly ct al. VS.. Beverly ct al b r.
Leighton appointed trustee bond, $500. Attorney,
B. p Leighton.
No sl6 Richards rs Fenwick; order q publica-
tion. Attorneya G. F. Williams, D. W. O'Don-
oghue. and J. O. Potbury.
No. 0l1s. Richards vs. TorTtn; same. AttmneyA
same.
No 8l3o Richards W Horyday: same Atsor-
neys. same.
Assignments for May ls-Motions:
No a. In re Margaret l. Goucher. Attorneys.
No. i54. LampAin Va Lampkin. Attorney, Gies.
No i5s. Martin vs. Martin. Attorneys. Jones and
Williamson.
No 46o. Gaines Va National Stone and Brick
Company. Attorneys Fulton-Johnson 4 Csrusi.
No. iS2. Cornwen " Cornwen. Attorneys. Waters
& O'Brien.
No 4sl. Tavenne VI. Tsrenner. Attorneys,
o 0Brien-Oclladay.
No. 4ss. Ballauf vs.. HeinriohA Attorneys. Dennis
-Fcnnins
No 4a. starek "a starek Attorney. Geiser.
& Smith-Easby- Smith.
No Az Mayer vs. Mayer. Attorneys Leckie,
Fulton Cox-E1lis 4 Donaldson.
No IA. Peters Va Rudolph ct al. Attorneys.
Thomas
4 Williamson.
No. AZ Fullerton ", Fullerton Attorneys. Col
No so Robtnson Va Hillman. Attorney.. Bailey
& Prevost-Jonea
No 49, wyvfl ~ DAILY. Attosneys Tobriner A
No. a. Faunce vs. O'Douoghue Attorneya
ct al
No. ls6 OBrien W OBrien. Attorpsys. Black.
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JeffersOn Davfs's birthday,

The Confederate Veterans and other
Confederate associations Of Washington
have arranged to celebrate the anni-
versary Of Jefferson Davis birthday Oh
Monday, June 5. The exercises will be
in the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church South, Monday evening. The ad-
dress will be delivered by Senator J. W.
Bailey. Of Texas who is a native Of Mis-
sissippi.
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REST and HEALTH TO MOTHER AND Child,

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC, and
soluteIy harmless Be sure and ask for MRS.
winslow's Soothing Syrup" and take no other
Sind. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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MUNICIPAL ICE PLANT
AND PUBLIC BATHS
Illinois Representative Submits District Proposition
to CONGRESS.
to Congress.

, the District. the Surgeon General Of the
army. the Surgeon General Of the navy.
and the Depot Quartermaster Of the army
at Washington to carry out the projects
and, assigns that body $4,000 with which
to acquire whatever land may be neces-
sary.
The baths are to be located in two Diff
ferent parts of the city. one at the
Marine Barracks and one in the north
west.
Mrs. Depew Inherits Fortune.
New York. May 1s.-Julia Hunt Depew.
wife OF Chauncey NJ. Depew, jr.. son Of
former Senator Depew. will receive S247.-
rs. in lieu OF dover from the estate Of
Trenor L. Perk, her first husband.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IA l. street porthwest-SQuarc 6al. lot lN: Ross NJ
Nan exe,,trfx, to Therea Nan, 5000.
PIE. amt Plains and Mount Pleasant-Lot 81, blocl
"a: Samuel W. Pckford ct ux. to Harrison O.
Dyer, SO.
Meridian Hll-Lot 8. block II: Lnthef A. Swaftzell
10 Elizabeth O. O'Daniel. so.
sbervood-square SxI. lot s0; Edwards Loan and
RuiIdins COMPANY to Julia Z. Pearce. 40.
Eleventh street northwest. between x and L street,
-6ouare 80 part Of lot II: Georgs I. Deartna
et M. 10 Gsrnets A. Smith, SO
E,eveuih street northwest, betwsen and Z .treetl
Square -, pArt Of iot Il: Gsrnstt A. Smith
to Elisabeth @. DeannG 20.
Cottses Hni-Lots 8. y. and $. 6ock II: Eliza
befh Graham to 6aIph 0rsham, 40
mn Twelfth street nostheast-6quars nol. lot -;
Newton II. Nichoason q x- 70 Daniel Nc
Fadden Of ux.. Ann @. NoA.
B.ru Fsrm-LCs =. section 4: Jossph ". Ccg and
WuEan A. Fog, trustees. n Chazss = HOuasd.
x,ssssa - .sa q se,s.. .a.As.ss-sauas - IN
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Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No 522lS. Kengla May: verdict for plaintiff
500 Attorneys, Gordon & Gordon and Esskins 4
Gordon-w. c. Baldezstou and W. n. Holloway
No 5eo4a Poole Vs. Orital Tnction Company
on trial. Attorneys a p. Colladay-R. R Penn
4 Bon and @. I. Dunlop
Assignments for to-day:
No. 1 District a Columbia N whshineto Te<
minal Company. Attcrnsvy-Thomas Hamiltcn,
Colbert Ysrkes Hmiltm
no. 1 schnesder " Aut1. Anotney4 Hspsvsu
3 Bruc4meyer-Nontsgu q A01aE1Y. 8
No. 5 Barna ~ Na4lcnal o18 1ank AsAsgnsvs,
Nlfcha1 = xuGrsue-Inmh9&
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Criminal Court No. 2.
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate Of IDA N. Faben; letters Of administrator
granted to Charles r, Faben; bond 500 At
torney c. W Arh.
Estate OF Cumberland g. Herpdou: letters tes
tamen.ary granted TO National sarines and Truss
Company.
Estate Of Addie N. Howard; letters testamentarJ
granted to Hugh NJ Howard and George g. James
bond 81 900. Attorney, Howard McCofmiA.
Estate Of Nancy H. Branson: lettess testamentary
granted to Joseph II. Branson; bond, $D0. Aoor.
peyS Shinn 4 Strtler.
Estate Of Harriet d. Yates; letter. Of admins
tration granted to Henry G. Stewart; bond, 2oo.
Attorney. H. Q. Stewart
ENats q Werner Koch; order to sell psE,oualtty.
Attorney. B. r. Leighton
Estate Of Margaret Cbok; order to dismio pro
ceedineA Attorney, J. A. Toomey.
Estate Of Georgia NJ Robinson; petition Tor letter.
testarnentary. Attorney. H. q Stewart.
In 70 Emma A. Bragrinier ct al; order to In
vest fundA
Estate Of Mary Ward: will dated May .. 1911 .
Estate>of Samuel Herman; order to sell business
Attoney-L Tobriner.
Estate Of Giovanni B. Chiaventone; VIII datsr
April q, 1910. filed.
Equity SUIT.
No so1N. Edwin W. Poe ct al, rsceiurs Va
william F. Holding ct al, receiver. Attorneya
Lawsuit.
No. ssa District National Bank ". Thomas II.
Mckee Samuel H. Moore, tho Samuel H. Moore
Company; note, s, 80. Attorney. G. r. Oarusi.
Bankruptcy Petition.
M IN In re Maurice Hais: voluntary; provision
merchant 100 street northwest liabilities 500 @;
assets. EE.sl. Attorneys. Teppz 4 GusacA
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Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. ES1. United States Arthur johnson mur-
der first degree: verriict guilty.
No. HE2 United States Arthur johnson; as
sanlt with dangerous weapon; plea guilty.
No. 2S4. United States ". Frank Sullivan
housebreaking and larceny verdict guilty on secoud
third fifth. and sixth counts
United States Samuel jefferson and Isaiah
Roes; discharge from wurkhouse on May z 1911 or
dered.
sentences.
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. Ei4. United States Charles Anderson
manslaughter; sentenced to penitentiary for three
yeaB,
Assignment for to-day-Motious. araisnments. and
sentences.
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Continued from Pare One.

most Of the companies that drilled yes
terday there was a finish and style Il
the movements a crack army regimen
might be proud Of
The Washington herald., 1911-05-19

M TO In re Maurice Hais; voluntary: provision
merchant 100 street northwest liabilities. 500 %;
go, SE6 Attorneys Topper 4 Gusack.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-19

No 5aslz. District National Bank ". Thnmas II.
Mckee. Samuel ii. Moore. tho Samuel II. Moore
Company; note, s. 80. Attorney. Q. F. Oarusi.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-28
MOTORISTS END FIRST
LEG OF 1900 MILE
ENDURANCE RUN

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 2S.-Without
the slightest accident to mar the trip
and with roads, with the exception of
seventeen entrants in the 1900 mile
Fall reliability run of the Chicago
Motor Club arrived here at $50 O'Clock
last evening completing the first leg
of what promises to be the most aus
picious run in the clubs history.
One of the most pleasing features of
yesterdays run was the reception CIV
en- the party at the noon control at
George AIDES farm, .Hazelden at Brook.
| Indiana AIDE was "tickled to DEATH"
he said. to have them with him, and he
made little "speech"ein which he voic-
| ed his Willingness to take an active
part in any good roads movement.
| When asked II he would like to have
Hazelden included in one of the big
runs next year he assented, and tena-
tive plans for the deal were agreed on
at once.
| A delegation from the Hoosier Auto
mobile Club met the Chicago party on
the outskirts of Indianapolis and es-
corted the visitors to the city and the
headquarters at the Claypool Hotel
/ where dinner had been arranged for by
Secretary George Wilson. AS fast as
the members of the party arrived they
! We're assigned to their rooms. given
their tickets and informed of the plans
for the evening and the start for Louis
tville today. After dinner the Chicago
men were the guests of the Hoosiel
Automobile Club at a smoker.