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The Washington times., 1911-07-08

Worthington and George Y worthington,
tr.. lots TO g. block Is. SO.
1ngleslde-James A. CahilI ct al to George
S. Colison, lot SO, block 10 $40.
Dobhins' Addition-Harry Flicker ct ux TO
Alexander Miller. lot 81. square 19, so.
Long Meadnws-Charles B. Brookes TO Will
lam G. Bennett, one-eighteenth interest in
lot 2 SO
trustee, to William L. Crane lot 5. block
4. SIS, 900.
Lanier Heights-Appleton P. Clark. tr. ct
ux. to William H. Sholes. lot 3Ss so.
Meridian Hill-Robert s Woodward ct ux TO
Frank Baker. lot 81. block Il, SO.
Columbia Heights-Laura V. Belt ct vir, AL
vim G.. to Antoinette Resch, lot go block
to Ida L. Smith. lot 80. square 2S6s, 80
Mt. Pleasant-Vinetta NJ Wells TO Sarah
Levin. lot 641, SO.
Holmead Manor-Franklin Beener ct ux. to
Lloyd A Brooke. lot 1l3. block 45, SO
lie Droit Park-Hanna Grades to Charles E.
Tribby, lot 16 and part lot L. block S, 80.
Alliance-Margaret Dale ct al. to Nathan B.
Mt Pleasant-CharIes F Winbigler ct ux to
Peter r. Labcuisse. lot $50. $40.
Mt. Pleasant Heights-Fulton r. Gordon ct
ux. to John Lynch, lot Is. 16. Il, square
Kalorama Heights-John R. Drexel ct al.
si6.is5. Ada s. Totten conveys same prop
erty to George o. Totten, Jr., $40
Columbia Heights-Charles W. King ct uX- to
Leonard and Rosa Blum. lot 1877, block q.
24o7 Eighteenth street northwest-George NJ.
Reynolds to Addie A. Barrett lot 1O2 block
S. Washington Heights. so.
Ingleside-James Martin ct ux- to Libbie
Foer lot 42. block 3, $40.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Charles
P. Stone ct al, trustees, to Paul H.
Moreland, lot 500, block 4. So. 0o0
Columbia Heights-Ellen R. Elliott to Toney
Borzey, lot 8, block g. $40
Meridian Hill-David B. Murdock. jr, to
William A. Hill. lot 9. block IS, $40.
Klapper, part lot 7, block l. 800. Joseph
c. Klspper to Moses L. Hofheimsr. same
property, 81.
west Hoimead Manor-Harry wardman ct al
to Max and Daisy S. Abel, lot SO, block 4,
Addition to lie Droit Park-Joseph Paul ct
ux to District Of Columbia, part lot 5,
block "a, 81. 5000.
west HoImead Manor-Harry wardman ct al.
to John H. and Gertrude L. Wilson. lot 81,
square 2s27, SO
North Columbia Heights-James W. Crutcher
ct ux. to Thomas z. FARRELL. lots and 8.
Spring Hill-Everis A Hayes ct ux. to Fox
hall Heights Company, part. SO.
Meridian HilI-John c. Proctor ct ux. 70
Mary G. Faulkner, part lots II and Is,
block Is 80.
Washington Heights-Ernest NJ. Pease ct ux.
to jamie A. Robinson, lot "A. block 4. SO.
Mount Pleasant-Charles E Wire ct ux- TO
John D. johnson. lot IA, 80.
Craven Terrace-Aulick Palmer ct ux. to
George w. Marsh, part lot 113, SO.
North Columbia Heights-Augustus W. Stuhr-
man to Joseph N. Hornbaker, lot "A. block
/; So Same to same, lot 4, block l; SO.
Pleasant Plains-Dudley T. Hassan to Flora
NJ. Schmidt, part lot 80, So
Craven Terrace-George W. Marsh to John
G. Slater, part lot 113; so.
Efhngham place-Jake Shapiro to Mollie
ShaDirO. mart lot 8, block 20: SO.
Columbia Heights-Oscah Luckett ct ux. to
InuIsa L. Nillson. lot Sc block 81. SO
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
SINGLE FIRM SELLS
SEVEN SITES AND
SIX HOUSES IN DAY
Turton, Rogers & Co. Buy
From Sypret w. Hen
drick Firm.

Sales Of six houses and seven un-
improved lots are reported today by
the Sypret W. Hendrick Company, Inc.
Six of the lots were sold to Turton,
Rogers & Co. and are located at the
northwest corner of Woodley road and
Twenty-seventh street northwest. The
purchasers are now grading the prop
erty preparatory to the erection of six
three-story dwellings. an operation in
volving a total investment of about
$45, 600.
The other is a twenty-fve-foot lot on
Wyoming avenue which was sold to
George A. Maddox. and upon which he
Will build an expensive residence.
Three of Zepp Bros houses in Ho-
bart street northwest, were sold to
purchasers whose names are withheld
The nine-room house at 3542 Thir-
teenth street northwest, was sold for
Charles E. Wire to Frank G. Butts
The new six-room house at 1852 Kill
bourne street northwest, was sold for
Cahill & Dunigan to George s. Colison.
and the semi-detached house at 2932
Macomb street, Cleveland Park, was
sold to Horace Keene for $3.50.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
REALTY TRANSFERS
IN THE SUBURBS

W. Yourtse to Leroy Cad
dis. ir.. part, SO.
Avenue Heights-American Sc
curity and Trust Company ct al, trustees
n Clayton R. Denmark, lot 5, square 1885,
S1a
C..rvy ChSe Heights-Chevy Chase Heights
Land Company to Charles w. Stetson and
Elizabeth c, Stetson, lot 9, square 1854 SO.
Bumbry to John H. Jack
son, lot co. square $751; SO.
Wisconsin Avenue Park-Capital Realty Com
pany TO Simon Oppenheimer, lot 43, square
1857, so.
Security and Trust Company ct al, trus-
tees. To Joshua Evans, tr., lot "a. square
1889. SIC.
Chevy Chase-Helen H. May to William L.
Miller lots 6S. II, and part lot a. square
1856. SO. William l. Miller ct ux to Henry
A. and Helen H. May, same property, $40.
Brightwood Park-R. Edward Lambath to
Greenvale-walter R Brauner to Frank x.
Hisdon Edward s. Moores, and Edwin A.
NJ. Lawson, lots g., 81, 60. SO. and part lot
W. Mollohan, trustee, to
A. G. Ballard, lot 2, block 5S0S. 80.
Richmond Park-Northwest Washington I'm
sEs ot s. acS%Rspy sa9s4s . t. SSyton R. Den
Richmond Park-Northwest Washington I'm
proysment Company to John B. smaliwood.
Takoma Park-3wilIiam W. Smith to Amelia
E. Briscoe, lot 3, square 3191, SO.
East Deanwood-Charles Weinman to Edward
NJ. Pine, lots 20 to "a block s. SO Edward
NJ. Pine conveys same property to Sauls-
bury Brooks. SO. Salisbury Brooks con-
veys same property to Frank T. Rawlings,
SO
Sixteenth Street Highlands-Holmes Central
Realty Corporation to William r. Marshall
lot 1, square T21, SO.
Fernwood Heights-Richard s. Wolfe ct ux.
to Washington Real Estate Company. lots
80. 36 81, block /, SO
American University Park-Galen L. TAFT ct
al. trustees, to Matte E, Arthur B.. and
Jennie G. Gregg, lots u and %, square
1874, $1,000.
Saul's Addition-Ida c. winship ct vir, @.
Meredith, to Harry Wardman and Thomas
Bones, lot /. square 2710, So
Floral HiIl-Washington Loan and Trust
Company. trustee, to Irving J. Fastnaught,
lots IS to 50. square 55S6, $3.50.
Wisconsin Avenue. Park-Arthur Carr ct ux.
to Herman T. Mandler, lot 2, square 173S.
So
Wisconsin Avenue Paril-capital Realty Com
pany to William E. Atlee, lots 81 and 80,
square 173S, SO.
Douglas-Samuel r. Bond ct ux. to Robert
johnson, lot 123,j so.
Avenue Heights-American Sc
curity and Trust Company ct al, trustees,
to Louis A. Fischer, lot q. square 1885, $40.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Northwest.

Nineteenth and n streets northwest-Johr
II. Bastable to Edward J. Bastable, one
third interest in part lot IS, square 1l6, SO
o street northwest, between First and Third
streets-William Clabaugh ct ux. 10 Dis
trict OF Columbia, part OF square 554. $4,000
NJ street northwest, between Thirtieth and
Thirty-fTst streets-Michael lawler ct al.
to Willie Rosendorf, part lots Is and 10,
square 1909 SO.
NJ street northwest, between Twenty-first and
Twenty second streets-Frances w Smyle
TO Clarence D. and Olive P Kefauver lot
52, square 20 SO.
33S Indiana avenue northwest-Cuno H. Ru-
doph ct al. to James A. and Vincent L.
Toomey. lot D, square 533 SO
1000 G street northwest-The president and
directors of the Firemen's Insurance Com
pany OF Washington and Georgetown, 10
. Archibald W. Butt. lot 2s square 103. SO.
seventeenth and E streets northwest-Rich-
ard S. Mitchell ct al. trustees to Della c.
Condron (one-sixth) and Katherine c. Reed
(hve-sixths), lot a, square 172. 300.
Soo2 street northwest-William NJ. Dougal
to E. Isabel Skinner, Sallie B. Skinner. and
Anna J. Swart, lot POI. square 1857 SO
1907 Sixteenth street northwest-Nannie F.
Phillips to John Sharp Williams lot IA,
SQUARE 1873. S12. .O0O
1916 S street northwest-Phjlip Netzrer to
Harriet Metzger, lot ~. square 1872 S.
d 20, northwest. between First and Sec
ond streets-Edward Curry ct ux to Adelmo
ana Francesca Sorrivi, lot 4, square Ell,
/, street northwest-Truman H. Al
drich ct ux. to William Hayden, lot 50 and
81, square 1885, SO
~ New Jersey avenue northwest-wIlliam
r. Burdett to Ralph B. Horton, lot 80
square 5ll. $40.
E street northwest, between Eighth and
Ninth streets-Harry Norment to Marcus
Notes and David McCarraher part original
lot 2. square 4O6. $40.
1914 Fifteenth street northwest-George C.
Gertmann. trustee, to Agnes NJ. Hoppe, lot
Eighth and l streets northwest-Amnon Beh-
rend ct ux. to Rudolph B. Behrend part
lot 1s. square 157, SO
Sc eNenteenLn and Z streets northwest-Row-
10, square 157. so.
H street northwest, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-John E. Wilkins ct ux
10 Wilkins Securities Company, lot Is,
square 221, $40. Robert c. Wilkins to same
lot 26, square 221, SO
262o L street northwest-Margaret z. Cogs-
well to Charles F. and Mayne A Kuechle
part lot 33, square 4, SO.
New York avenue northwest. between Ninth
square S7a. SO.
Thirty-frst streets-Isabel c. Green to Mag
gle and Marshall Wrenn. part lots ls5,
square 1857, 5.
Nm ~tr"at northwest between O and R
streets-Ella N. Grover to George B. Wag-
ner, part lot 40, square 12s3. so.
Petit to Frank Walter lot 3. square 252,
Grant place northwest. between Ninth and
Tenth streets-William w. w. Stewart ct
ux; to George E. Stewart part lot s6.
Twenty-second and P streets northwest
Anna Kriksteine ct al. to Ella " Phillips
lot IS, square 81. So
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
New York Avenue
Property Is Sold

Another piece of New York avenue
property between Ninth and Tenth
streets, has been sold, and will be re-
modelled for business purposes. Charles
o. Rice has purchased from Morris L.
Wolpe the three-story old dwelling at
es4 New York avenue, for $4,000. The
lot is q by 30 feet, making the price
about IS a square foot. The sale was
made through the office of Gardiner &
Dent. Mr.. Rice will make further in
vestment by remodeling the building for
business purposes.
This square of New York avenue Is
fast giving away to business. Its resi-
Dental features recently have been re-
peatedly supplanted by business struc-
lures. There are now no less than five
real estate offices in the square.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
New Normal School
Work on Next Week

Work upon the new $3.50, 900 James
Ormond Wilson Normal School in the
square bounded by Eleventh, Twelfth
GIrard and Harvard streets northwest
is to be commenced next week by the
builder to whom the contract will be
awarded. A. T. Howison, and 1t must
be completed before September, 1912.
Plans were drawn by Snowden,
Municipal Architect, and contemplate
q central building with two wings ex-
tending 300 feet in length and $50
feet in width. The main building will
be three stories in height and the
wings two. But brick with white
sandstone and terra-cotta trimmings
are the materials to be used.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Poker Game Expensive
To Samuel Rappaport

The little poker game that Precinct
Detective J. E. Armstrong interrupted
at 3O4 c street northwest cost Samuel
Rappaport $50 in Police Court today.
The defendant forfeited the collateral
tive Armstrong stepped in there were
five players. He arrested Rappaport
on the charge of permitting a gaming
table on his premises.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Southeast.

Eleventh street southeast. between A and
.streets-Florence NJ. McAuliffe ct ux. to
BERTHE Lee Belt, lot ~, square IS. $40
Eighth street southeast, between d and U
streets-Karl F. Brodt to Brodt's Amuse-
ment Company, lot Is, square 92e, $40
Walter street southeast between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets-Washington ReaI
Estate Company to Richard S. SNofe, lots
15S to 1877, square 1o15 so.
Fourteenth street southeast, between c ana
D streets-Jabez Lee ct ux. to william b.
Reilly, part lot II, square 1061, SO
G street southeast, between Third and Fourth
streets-Charles W. Bohannon, trustee. to
Willis C. Bohannon, lot 30, square 7so. slo.
3 street southeast. between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets-Jennie E. Wills to
Grant W. and Dora A. Sexton, lot So.
square 1887, SO.
Fifteenth and A streets southeast-Frank
Foer ct ux. to James Martin lot n, square
1859, SO.
Water Front southeast. between Seventeenth
and Twenty-third streets Sidney Bieber to
William H. Gray all Of squares s Of iii,
l124, 11S1, 1i47. and Of 114s, $40.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Tough, Indeed.

Missionary explaining to visitorsl-
Our situation was so remote that for a
whole year my wife never saw a white
face but my own.
Sympathetic Young Woman - Oh, the
Door thingl-Boston Transcript.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Southwest.

Ninth and streets southwest-Margaret r.
Long to Belle Golden, part original lot 8,
square 400. SO.
L street southwest between Four -and-a half
and Sixth streets-Peter G. Sauer ct ux
to Malchaiah N. Lucas. part original lot
s. square 500, SO.
Third and NJ streets southwest-Mary E
Liverpool ct al. to Harrison Scott. part lots
and G. square 594. $7o0.
Canal street southwest, between B and c
streets-Robert H. Kearney etpux. to John
D. McNabb. lots 81, SO. and SO, square SIS,
SO
Second street southwest, between Q and r
streets-Sarah c. Chinn to James z. and
Jennie E. White, part original lot s. square
603, so.
win ct ux. to Rudolph E w. Schmidt, lot
43. square 435, so.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Work Begun Today on
New Home for Nurses

The Melton Construction Company
this week commenced work upon the
erection Of the new $4,000 home for
nurses of Freedmen's Hospital at
Fourth and College streets northwest.
The building is expected to be completed
stone trimmings.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Alexandria County
Realty Men Elect

The Alexandria County Realty Corpor-
President, F. w. Page: vice president
and general manager, W. G. Collins;
secretary, r. G.. Finney; treasurer, F.
Wiley Stearns, and directors, P. w.
Page. Arthur ]. Porter. and w. G. COL
Inns. The offices are at Clarendon.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Henderson Dwelling
Sold to Isidor Young

Isidor Young has purchased from John
NJ. Henderson the six-room dwelling at
J23 r street northwest, for 900.
The sale was made through the Of
fce Of Shannon & Luchs. in connection
with Thomas ]. Fisher & Co, Inc. The
house is one Of fifteen now being COM
pleted by MIR. Henderson.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Poured Concrete Wins
Insurance Firms Favor

The Virginia Highlands Association
reports today that large Eastern in
curfty from fire furnished by poured
concrete houses, has expressed its will
ingness to assist financially in the con-
struction of a number of the houses at
Virginia Highlands.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Northeast,

1908 street northeast-Annie NJ Crum-
minis to Herman R. Howenstein, part orig
inal lots and z, square 1011, SO
Third street northeast, between A and B
streets-Wiliiam c. Snoot ct ux. to Kath-
crime v. smoot, lot 49, square SS7, SO.
Eighth street northeast, between K and L
streets-Augusta 4. Ketcham ct al. to
James c. Nealon. lots 40 to 43. square sS7
1ti5 to IN Seventh street northeast and 7os
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
CaddieS on Strike.

LENOX, Mass, July 8.-The twelve
caddies of the fashionable Lenox
links are on strike because of a rule
against tipping.
The Washington times., 1911-07-08
Near-Urban.

Petworth-Benjamin F. Snyder ct ux; to Carl
Isherwood-Pearl G. Selly to George z.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-14
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Prescnt-AH.
Admissions Thomas ]. Fitzgerald Friend O. Hal
stead. Walter W. Burns. Elnn1o T Morgan, Charles
E Ruffner, and Ellis I. Wilson.
No. Ge99 Dufour TS United States; argument
continued by Mr.. H. W. Sohon for appellant. con-
tiHued by Mr.. C. r. Wilson for 1ppellse. and con-
cuded by Mr.. G. f Sullivan for appellant.
No. 22SS. Union Savings Bank Carnegie Trust
Company ct al. and No. Z92 National City Bank
menced by Mr.. Z. L. Siddons for appellant in No.
Oh
Assignments for to-day:
Regular call:
No 22ss Union Savings Rank vs Carnegie Trust
Company ct al. Attorneys, Siddons-Minor.
No. SS2 National City Bank vs.. Bankers Trust
Company ct al. Attorneys. Lambert-Nfinor.
No 256. New York Continental Jewell Filtration
COMPANY vs.. Jones Attorneys. Hayden-Duyle,
Douglas x Obear.
No. 2aa. Cunidrn vs. Middleton ct al Attor-
neys. Baiey-Jackson.
No. 2A American Security and Trust Company
vs.. Rudolph ct al. Attorneys, Johnson-Thomas x
No. Zoe. Marsh. Kenyon ct al Attorneys. OCsII-
CHAN, Bride & Smith-O'DonoEhue & Kenyon.
No. Zg. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Ts. Duke. Attorneys, Nerkes Biney-Lanbert &
Yeatman.
No. 2eS. Nrwbeck " Lynch Attorneys, Carter,
Pope & Howlett-TObriner.
No. 200. Ie Foe Cortr Company. Attorneys,
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton-Nchenney. FlanneTy
& Hitz-
No. DOl. KosAck vs. johnson. Attorneys. Conrad
& White
Special calendar.
No. 10. United States ", HsIstcad. Attorneys.
WilsOn-GRtley.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-14

mitted without argument Attorneys. W. S. DurhIl
". E AmhrOse.
No 557T SmoOt McNamArs; writ quashed-
AttorneyS NJ H. Campbel-M. W. Sullivan.
No S3s92 Johnson ~. German; same. AttOrne!s
D. W. O'Donughue-E l.. Gics.
Assignments for October 10:
CertiOTari cases:
No / Warner rs Costnett. Attorneys, HaUill-
BirTey < WCOdard.
No . wrcnn vs.. Bryant. Attorneys. Gertnan-
Williamson.
No ; Dupont Garage Company "a Dixon. At
tOrn.ys. Hicks-Hume.
no. !. HendIcy vs.. Soudsr. Attorneys, NeIlc-
BaldeTston.
No. 3 Lawson vs. Oppenhcimer. Attorneys,
Mathcr-TObriuFr.
No, !, Crsighesd vs.. Nordhcr Attorneys. Wilson
Taylor.
No. ,. Burch & Kleps vs.. Smith. Attorneys.
HAYDEN 'linksCalcs.
No, 5 Avery vs. RsEan. AttOrueys ralSdini &
Pike-Cleary K Gies.
No. 4 Belt NatcS
BclI-Smith.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-14
Probate Court.
IrsTICE WRIGHT


Estate Of Elizabeth {. Wright; letters ot admin
istration granted 10 Charles c. Wright; bond, 80
Attorney G. &. Wright
In ~ Andrew Anderson: order 10 invest funds.
Attorney. J. T. Shsrier. jr.
In 70 Virginia A Mullins; same. Attorney. c. A.
Barnard.
In re Rosae s. Pilot ct al. American Security
and Trust Company appointed guardian. Attorney
D. n Houston. .
Estate Of w. G Schside: letters Of administration
granted 10 Christian Scheds; bond, $40. Attorneys,
Buckley & Craven.
Estate If Agnes F. Fraser; letters testamentarJ
granted to Daniel Fraser; bond, 500. Attorneys,
Brandanburg & BrEndsnbIrg.
Estate Of John II. BurruSS; letters teStsmentsry
rranted to Mary A. Burruss; bond. $500. Attorney.
L. VI. King. ~ .,-.
granted TO W. X. Brown; bond, $500 Attorney
Homer Gurrry.
Estate of Thomas II. Garter; order 10 make
certain uayuruts Attorney, J. J. Hamilton.
Estate Of Edward G. Carter; order to deposit
widows bpoucst in registry Of court.
Estate Of Francis B. Mclntire; will dated Sep
E.3.ts Of william Reid; will dated April T. 1sll
fled.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-14
DAILY COURT RECORD
CFrIday, October IL, 1911
Supreme Court of the United States.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: Tho Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Me
henna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr. Justice Lurton,
Mr. Justice Hughes Mr.. Justice Van DcTanter. and
Mr.. Justice Lamar.
Ralph HartzeI of Denver, Colo. and James NJ.
Hanley, Of Mandan, n. Oak. were admitted 10
practice
No. IO4 ]. 5. Mullen ct al, appellants rs. The
nited States;
No. 4O6. Alfred F. Goat ct al, appellants. rs.
The United States:
No. 45L The Dening Investment Company. ap-
pellant, The United States; and
No. 495. ?. f. Hickman ct al, appPAntS
The Unitrd States; argument continued by Mr..
Solicitor General Lehman. Mr.. \. y Frost, and
Mr.. Harlow A. Leekley for the United States and
concluded BY Mr.. ). -. Bledsoe for the appel
lsnts.
No. 2S5. The Interstate Cor1merre Commission
appellant. rs. Harry J. Dihenhaugh et al;
No 80. The Interstate Commerce Commissiun
appellant, F. II. Peavey & Co ct al and
Nc. 81. Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY. appel
lant VS. F. II. Peavey & Co. et al; argument
commenced by Mr.. p. J. Farrell for the Interstate
Commerce Commission. and continued by Mr.. Frank
HaEcrman for the appelees.
Adjourned until Monday next at l. O'Clock.
The day call for Monday, October Is will be
follows: Nos. 80 land 80 and 81. 953 land 81.
49, and 356l, Isl land 452 and 4S5, 262, 40. 4s3,
4G4. 2Ol tsnd M, 43 land 4lN. 4s6, 53. 4s, 30,
81, ~, J65, $50, and 500.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-14

MattinSly TrAct-LOt "a square B55: Charles A.
Lehman ct uI- to Joseph C. Sheehy and Frank
]. Hogan, to SECURE Mary Blanche Diller
S68.64 monthly, per cent.
Dobbtns' Addition-I.Ot s.; Chapman ". Maupin to
II. H Bergmann and Charles Schafsr to sen1re
the Northern Liberty GsrmHn-Americau Building
Association, S. 90.
Petworth Addition-East part of lot T. block . +:
jacob S. GrTve- ct ux TO William Fl. Saunders
and Harry VI. Packard. 10 secure Wilmot W
Trew, 5000, years, per cent, serni-annually
Petvorth Addition-Wes. part Of lot Is block Is;
same TO same. to SecIre same, SI0U, yeAzA,
per cent ssIni-annually.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-14
Equity Suits.

No. sOSH Mary Katherine Leaman ". George
NJ. Emmerich trustee et al. to substitute trustee
Attorney ]. A Maedel
No 35E2 Michael J. Keane and Paul Eschner,
trustees vs. Martin Grogan; for receiver. Attor-
neys, NJ J. Reane-J. J. Buckley.
No SO52 William P Hess ct al 70. Theodore
MoSher ct al; to quiet title. Attorney George O.
GertmAn.
No 3c5i4 George r. Acker vs.. George E. Flem-
ing ct al trustees; to substitute trustee. Attor
ney II. S. Wech.
No O545 Ada NJ. Almouy Mildred Craven /;
for dissolution Of partnership Attorneys. Biney &
Woodland.
No JSB Lutte NJ Dunford rs. Frank 7. Dun
ford ct al. divorce Attorney W. H. Wahly. -
No s6E Frederick VogelsanE vs. Thomas r.
America ct al; TO set aside conveyance. Attorneys,
Z CarrinEton and 1. Williamson.
The Washington herald., 1911-10-14
SHOWS DECREASED REVENUE.
RaIlroads' Earnings Fall s17,OOo,-
900 Below Last Year.

OOO beAO" Last ear
Steam railroads OF the United States
during the fiscal year. 1911. received a
total operating revenue OF s2.7OO. 81, ,sOS.
according to statistics made public yes
terday by the Bureau OF Railway Eco
nomics. The total operating expenses
were s. SIS, ,253, O49 More than %, 900 miles
OF track were in use during the year.
The total operating revenue averaged
SS2.T per mile per day, for carrying
freight, passengers, mails. and express.
This is equivalent to an aggregate de-
crease for all railways for the entire
year Of nearly 81. .0OO, 900.
The total operating expenses zed
S22.5S per mile a day for salaries, wages.
fuel and other supplies. and expenses
Of maintenance. Operating expenses for
the year are the highest on record. They
are S. cents per mile par day higher than
for the previous fiscal year, and make
an aggregate increase OF over S56,000.000
for all the railways for the entire year
The net operating revenue averaged s102S
per mile per day.