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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-05
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEES
These Committees Will Canvas Atlanta Thursday for Ne
for the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce

Committee No. I.
Nell r. Wilkinson, director
Harrison Jones, chairman.
II. r. Choate,
c. }. Haden.
j.. o. Foster
Albert Thomson.
John d. Babbage.
Fair Dodd
D. l. MacIntyre, Jr.
Hal Morrison.
John Quillian.
Sam Cronheim.
Coke Davis.
George Il. Bonnell.
James Written.
VI, c. Kiser.
J. W. White.
Lee Ashcraft.
Committee No. 2.
'. H. kriegshaber. director
!. Lee Barnes. chairman.
Paul Norcross.
w. Woods White.
Charles f. Choate
G. \. Howell
r. c. Galloway.
II. r. Hartman, Jr
A. +. Walker.
Or, l. c. Rougiin.
All c. Newell
Ed l.. Wight
DR.. Stewart Roberts.
II. n, button.
John Aldredge.
Harry Kohn.
S. f. Davidson.
J. G.. E,vins.
r. Rivers
Jesse Couch.
W. ]. Stoddard.
Wallace w. Boyd
Bruno Bukofzer.
Committee No. 3.
Brooks Morgan, director.
Joseph A. McCord, chairman.
A f. Giles
J. A. McCrary
HARRISON BlecNey.
Burton Smith.
j. NJ Clark.
A, ]. Mcbride, Jr.
n. P. Pratt.
Robert G. Aston.
Roby Robinson.
W. c. Wardlaw.
f. ]. Spratling
w c. Hall.
Ia c. Green
j. d. Rhodes
F. A Pittmsn.
Boyd Perry
W. l. DuPree
Norman c. Miller.
Committee No. T.
Ivan +. Allen. director.
Fred Houser. chairman.
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a. 81 p Anains.
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Iiu1erI AHueFsoh'
i; n. Lewis.
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" IllaIn r; Fafkhurst
hehudh Welslser
Committee No. 5.
p r. y; L1opsoh' director
a. ~. 9Teliid1, chairman
n. Zen Eyck Brown.
larry L., ok
IIId%ileS MGR addeh.
n NJ met
1olln Gllnore.
1TFdnk GTme;
w. M HUTCHINSON.
raIk a.; Dams.
EuWln haas.
George i. Morton.
Eugar Dunlap.
>. n. EVlns.
Committee No. 6.
H. G. Hastings. director
Henry G. Heinz. chairman
Ed Mcclure.
S T. NTaretf
\. 4. Wood
=. W. Allen
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Der lette sduarse Sitter.

Sn 9eifen tpirb cine rpmantifGe
2esenbe er5dblt, NIT Der ii1 in nlerfz
tpiirbiser Weiie tpirtlide 1egebenbsi<
ten pertnipft babsn. 9ei Der feierz
liden geitattung Der beffiIheu aurs
fiiritsn pfleste ber Sprob zines nbes
lisen @ei9ledts, in cine fhipor3e
@ifuns sebiillt, auf einem Rappen
benz 9egrdbnisSuse boran5ureittn.
Die 2egenbe mill nun ipifIen, bob
bieier sS4parae Sitter" bonn Ghidz
ial ielbit benz Sobe getDeibt mar.
als Der leste aurfiirit BON 9sffsn,
Wilbelm l., au grabe seleitet tpurbs,
iibertrus man bi.its Gbrenanlt benz
5reiberrn 2ubpig Gbriitopb BON
giapsse. Der iunss 5reibeitsbslb
batte i'm DOrnbersfden Mnfffanbs
unb in ben 8efreiunssfriesen g.s
tdmpft. 8aIb naabsm ct aIs fdtpors
ger 9erolo benz Srauer3ugt bDrarls
s~eritten mar, iiedte ct bobin unb
itdrb IN luttgel Sabrtn. Cine trs
pieberte, aber ME seItanbene 2iebe sl
Der fdDnen So4ter bes R~nrfirfsn
foll isinen Sob befdulbet baden.
0ieie greieniiie brinst cine sben ers
i6ienene 0ihtuns BON Mnna Marie
Witte (rDer lebte Sdpnr3e Mitttr
bon Milbelmsb0be') in grinneruns.
Die GerfafIertn bebanbelt ben polite
fden Stoff in fliiisen Wsrfen, btrtn
Rbptbmus iid ber Gtimmung Der
einaelnen @eidnse anpobt. Ginen
Shmud bes 8udes biIbet bic Mbs
bilbung elmer Gilbeitatuettt bes
,lebten Gdparsen Ritters@, bic Die
beiiifdt Rapalltriebrisabe ibren fdsis
b.nben 8ommanotur Greiberrn bon
Gidpese fdentte.
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0as nd6ite Bib (5ig. 81 aeist
uns Elm 2ingeries2 lsio aus peiber
Marquiiette, nit Giniab aus Glunps
Spite. 3pei Streifsn bieies Gin'
faces, aetrtnnt bur9 einsn folaen
ols Dem aIsibitoff, laufen ala 8res
isnes ii6er Die Stultern, duf ieoer
Settle b.r bis our 8iite in tleine
Tdltden gslesten 5ront. auf oisie
SdIt6en ipurbe in Der Surm zines
Sodes Elm i6maler Streifen SpiBens
sinfaB gendbt unb Der @toff baruntsr
fpeaaeiGnitten. Die glbogenGrmel
finb inter einem SpibenuuHdlag
esrofft. grsite GpibensiniaBe unb
Elm f6mdlsrer, ouf Der lintsn Settle
fentre6t berunter lnufenoer, nebit
elmer Reibs sebdtelter an0pfe. pers
sieren Den Rod.
Das fribe Sfterfeft bringt fhon
iebt bic SriHdbrsbiite beraus. Oas
bier lin Sig. A. porg.fiibrte, fir elm
Tailturtlei6 paTenbe Moben bat
cine aieimli6 niebrige arone BON
mdbiger @r0be unb nit einfd4er
Garnierung, bsitebenb aus elmer tpins
5igen Sober. Der 6ut, oefen
&remp. Iei6t empors.rollt lit, beftsht
aus m~arineblouem SanfgefleHt.
I'm 6e arone lit Elm idlidtes 8ano
aus rotem Cant selegt. Die graz
aiDie Sober ipirb bon elmer tleinsn
Samti4leife eebdlten.
Gin rsi3snbes jugenolides &leib
aus naturfarbiger ppngeeieioe, nit
bef9eioener 8ertpenouns bon roter
Geibe als gelab, lit i'm nd6iten Bill
be (s5ig. s. ftiaaiert. Die 9luie err
Itredt ii6 Bis iiber bic S9ultsrn
uno Der 4ermeleinfnb 1T nit rpter
Seibe eingefabt. Die Qermel baben
Dreipiertel 2Gnge. einen auff6lds dus
roter Sei0e uno einsn GinIaB aus
perii19er Stiderei in 9fot uno
Braun. 9ieie Stiderei tpurbe aud
uls G~infafung fir ben rOtfeibenen
2ragen pertpanbt. Die rotten Rebers
Der am unteren Seil Der Sront
seboui9ten 9Iufe iinb NIT 8ern@
iteintn6pfen Dsrsiert, pie aud Der
ihmale Gtreifen am unteren Sell
Der Rodnabt.
ginen febr rsihen Ginorud ma9t
ole i'm Iebtsn 8iIbe (Gis. 81 barge
ltelte 8luie aus rabmfarbissm 9as
tiff. @oroerteil uno Riiden peifen
msbrere Gruppen tleiner 5Glthen auf,
Die bur6 ~3ollbreite Ginfdbe aus
GIunbieioe sstrennt fms. Der mitts
lere 9sil beitebt gum Seil aus nit
Stiderei beratertem 8atiit nit pierz
edisen 2abdsn, bic iber einen Streis
fen aus ~roiafarbieem 8atiit fallen.
Der 3rasen beitebt aus JGltaen uno
Glunbipibe. Die gllbogenGrmel bas
ben guffdIdge aus beitidtem uno roz
fafdrbigsm 9atiit, in bsrielben 4nz
%orbnuns, fpie auf Der Sront, bic init
@lastnOpfen eefdloHen TT.
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CANT mad benz Mait er
Der ainosgilber entflob SRI. 2ilian
Campbell bon 9eofort Gitp, pa,
cus Dem Jnternat Der StaatssH ors
mdlfdule bon Wirsinien, inbem fe
iih an einem Strid aus Dem Sem
fer binablisb unb oann nit sbomds
.. BERN auf uno oaDcn sing.
9robosm btioe minberjG6rig iino, sts
lang e ibnen, in Waibinston eineIl
aefdnisen 0fficianten gu finben,
Der lie in Ole gbefsHsln fdmieoete.
Ter Batter bes Mabhsns battle be-
abiidtist oieiss auf eine europa,
rsifs 5i fdidsn, lin ibm Ole Set
rotbsgeoanfen aus Dem a0pfAen 81
trtibtns
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Hf6er Giidsrsi In Rot unb glan ouf.
Der Rod bat nuf Der Iinisn Gsiit
Sipsi DaIisr. iDdbreno auf Der tsdien
Gsitt cine nit etn<r Ntibe bon
anSpfsn D%tr5itris, In bic esiisnndbt
sineendbis Stoffbobn borbdnbsn III.
Gin nsuss DeNin zines Ndhts
eetpdnbes aus Botif, Spib. unb
Stidsrti IN i'm nd6iten Billie Gig.
q iii55i.rt. Cine flafs Bertha"
umidliebt cine pieredige Mslie ober
Sod aus ubpedieln6sn Strsifsn
feinsr Gtid,rei unb @dlsntisnnes
Gpibe. moran fih obsn Elm NIT Bdnb
burf5cctnsr, ~sonbrsiter Strsifsn per.
lenfidcrsi idIisbt. Die Bertha"
III NIT einsm idmoIen Strefsn Spis
ttnsinfab un6 Riiffe eing.fabt. ,bens
10 Die fur5sn Qermel. 9as @sipdno
fslbit IN SiemIi9 eng seidnitten unb
BAT nlr I'm obersu S,il Elm tpenis
Jiils.
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eiaiinif ibsr fSflids iinIdae IN ben
QIlpeu.

1inithtf hbfr tpflihe unfohe ~ pfW
vlpeu.
Gum SipDlfttnmaf Iitsf ietf Die
idbrlide Gidiinii Der totliden lin
fdle I'M 6ofesbirse DtuifdInnos,
Oeisrrsids uno Der Gdtpei5 Dor,
uno fs 5sist nun gum erftsn MdIt
sintn bs6sutsnbsrtn Riidsdng In ben
truurisen 3ablenrtibtn Der 1ooess
Opfer Der @lpiniiii. 3rsiIid III ok'
FER Riidgdng muir Elm iftinbdrsr.
DEM Der uneeponlih fdlehie Cons
mer 1912 bat MIR penig 6odtouren
moslih ssmaft, uno 10 Iafitn iid bic
DorIiegenosn 3iffsrn nidt BON Den
sleitsn @eihtspunften aus fptrttn,
ME i'm 8oridbrs, ais Die 6ohfaifon
fat cine ununterbrodene Reibe fd0s
ner Gage aufipiss un0 BIB In Den
SpGtberbf binein Die fdipierigitsn
Souren ourhfibrbar tpuren. Die
abnormtn WittsrunssberbGltniHe bts
Sdbres 1912 baden aber dnbererfeits
Die Statiftif dud I'M urgiinftigtn
Sinne beeinflubt, osnn Elm peitaus
b0berer pro3entfab an tDtlihen linz
fallen uls fonft III oitsmal ouf plObs
li4e Wetterftiirse uno ibre elementas
rem Golaen 5uriidsufubren.
Die fhparae gbronif Der 9erqe
3Gblt i'm a~bgslauf.nen Sabre rs 2oie
(gegeniiber 1872 tGtli9en llnfGIsn i'm
Sabre 1911 uno 1913 int Sabre 1900;
inssefomt baben in ben afp0lf Sab
rem, feito.m bie1. Sidtiftif bonn
Deutiden uno Osfsrreidifden Mls
penberein gefiibrt miro, lit Berg>
ipanoerer oen SpS in Den Mlpen gts
funo.n). Bon ben 95 9ooesppfern
oes Sabrss 1912 entfallen oiesmol SO
auf bas Seutids aeid (pon bieitn
nieoer 10 auf 8apern, oorunttr IL
aus Miin1en); 90 Der tOtlih Ueruns
sliidten iparen 8isner, unb biefe aus
Beroroentlih bobt 3abf miro Dor al
lem bur9 bas i6tpere 3aipinenuns
gliid duf Dem Sdnesbsrs erreidt, ods
5ebn Meni9enleben in ipenigen Mus
senbliden psrnidtete. Die meiften,
ndmlih 20, p~trunsliidten in ben 81
roller Bergen, Is in NitoersO eferz
reid, 10 in Steisrmart uno 8 in
Salaburs. Der 0asit perteilt fin uuf
9upsrn unb bic S9pei5. Mas Die
llrfa6en Der t0tliden llnfG[e in ben
Bergen betrifft, 10 iino oiesmal, pie
i4pn ertpdbnt, rslatip iebr piele duf
ben plOBli9en Mitterungsumfhlag
aurid5ufiibren. 60 mubten i'm Mdr3
aus 0iefen llrIad.n innerbaIb atptitr
Sage 16 9ergfubrsr ibr 2eb.r Iafs
len: bier i'm 9odidpabsebiet, 3tpsi
am Steinernen Meer unb 3ebn BEL
Dem f6on ~erpdbnten 2apin.nungliid
anf Dem Sdneebsrg, Dem grDBten
llnsIid, bas iid i~ibsrbaupt ismols in
ben Bergen srsisnet bat. 30 perfo4
men fino ourd Qbitur3 perungliidt,
oarunter Der srOBsre Sell BET reinsu
&lettertonren, Is oura 2apinen, 8
fanoen ben Sob 0urd grf-ieren. 8
beim @bfabren auf Sdneefel6ern, 3
our6 5ersidlas infolse uebsranitrens
auns, 2 our4 grfd0pfuns. 2 ogrn
Stura in Sletiderfpalten, / burd
Steinidlag, 2 our4 Gusbruh bon
Sane.ipd9ten unb Bel s gouriften 1T
bic Sooesurfade unb.rnnnt ~sebliebsr.
Inter Den 90 Soften bes Sahrss
1912 befinoen iid 6 Oamer. grs
tpdhnt fei nod, oab Der b0hfte Berg
Guropas, Der Montblanc, orei 5ote
foroerte; am Is. 4usuit berungliids
ten gemeinfdm Oct bstannte MIpiniit
prof. 8. Sones aus Cambridge NIT
feiner 5rdu unb Dem beriihmten
Montblancfiibrsr Sulius sruffsr.
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Rinbltde Offtnbeit.

ainblid. Offtnbsit.
2ebrer: Run, mas piait Du osnn,
5einadeng"
9ein5: sd bab' m.ite 4ufsub.
nidt semaht, 9err aehrsr, nHb bo
bab' i'd bier einen Stod mitgsbradt,
baB sic mid lieber bauen, ftatt mid
iiber Mittus e~in5uiperren oenn
mir ba'm beut' pflaumen nit al1be
unb 9fanntuden.4
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lids unbefdnnt iino. Die Mooiitins
1tn psrfuhen pieberum ben Jabris
innien Die Madt iber bic Suts
blumsrl 81 entpinosn. 9isber orebs
ten fe aus tpeiden Seibenbdnbden
iiinnlife N0shen, nun fertigen tie
aus Cant, regeIredt geiGumt unD ges
matt, bcIItrbIiibie Mofen in ben
Gdrben ebsifter 3iidtungen. Den Ians
&C ptrnnhIdHigten Grabanten oes
9utpuBes, Nano, 9iia unb Crepe,
FL ts Der3itben, iuenti fie iid bur6
auffGliges Grldsinen ibren 1sltano
trtrgilh ii1ern. Die Wieoerfnnft
ION Honb. bon 9ia unb Crepe als
6utpub, bsbeutet Die Mufbebnng Der
nu6ierntn Mrt u~ngdrnierter aDpfs
uno fahItr Mdnber. Nano ftrebt In
foItigsr Minbung cine fdmiesfams
Dsrmittlung BON 4opf unb Mano an
unb IL III nidt beripunberIid, ipenr
tB ji& bic GeIsgsnbsit al fsIbHanbiaem
0dn6eIn nift sntgsbsn I1bt. Giia nno
Greps iinb btrufsn, ben 3ptitlang Der
Dotbent1ns iii unteritiibtn uno bas
btt ni6t oIs WsrIhIsieruug.
'hkImebv IL bisIsn 0i9t iibtrsinoubsr
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Die sr0Bte Ranpnt Der MeIt
1T tpobl elm @eidab, bas ben 6ajsn
bon Nsip Yort beidibt. SIS 1T As
Sub lang unb beburf gum Qobtn
1900 Yfunb pulDsr. Sober G6uf
baraus tOittt sttua $1,000.
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goote unb amasonensGaTons fir
rsifere GeIidts5iige.
Der neuartige mGnnIi9e Gffett
elmer Weitentdile NIT 0orkmo aus
tIeinen Gdltden tritt uns in benz
i'm erften Bible (6ig. u barsefsaten
&sio aus bluuer SutabaS eibe entses
gen. Dos @or6emb beftebt aus feis
mem, tpeibsn 8atiit uno lit nit Glass
in0pfen gei6loHen. Der bobe ards
gen aus benz 9leibitoff lit nit els
mem Streifsn MeFaIine in buntlerer
S9attierung singefubt, aus peldem
Bacterial aud Die runb 9ei6nittenen'
Repers sefertiet fino. Die tiir5srsn
Germel tpeiien einsn @iniaB aus per-
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Die fommtnbe Mobe ipirD I'M aus
pdproGsnsn 3siden Der ertIlsn Gor'
bsnionirans fsbsn. 9is bt~bor5ugitn
Dorbsn iperosn bic ereIIen G~arbtnion,
irdIi< fsin, insberonbtre 6ds Hot
In allen feinsn GGoitieruneen, bos
Ten krrfdsnbeu gorbton 5u biIbtn
bsiimmt IN. Der poriteterot
0runb5ua Der Mobs itnu3,ihnet I'D
in Der mOgIidh fdurf unisrfdlsosnst
Dorbt BON Rod uno 3aile. 60 ipiro
btiIpi<Ispei5s cine grsllrote Goiae gu
chem ereIbIausn Rod, ober cine gel
be 9uilIe az einem griinen Rod GEE
iraetn fperbsn. aur5, ole nele Wobe
lennt In Der buntihsdigen Garben'
ipabI feline llebsrtrsibung. Sc tollsr
man In oiefer Ridtung bic 3iissl
fditben ldbt. lin 70 better! Der
Rod ipirb feline sesenpdrtige Gngt
beibeboIt.n, pGbrsno Der rnterrod
ptittr perp0n. bleibt. Wds Die
GuBbeileibuns anbeirifft, 70 psrben
our Observation-Disclosures peibs, nit
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s,~breiteten aagsn aIs &ontraTefiett
su figurieren. Siil unb Crepe
fruneais fdidtsn ii6 BEL SuttOpf
obsr Ranb pisosrbolt ii REMAINDER.
Die feinsn J0rmden Der Siits
psrbsn bic fdmalen 9am.ntDpfe,
bic ReIultate Der idIidtsn Sdsitel'
friIur, senusfdm beoeden, benn lie
aleiten riidtpGrts Bis gum Ruden
berab, unb 6as Soar 1T ee3punsei,
li6 iiber bic Sbren por5ubrdngei,
fpsnn es iid untsr Dem Strobruno
Gin tpenig GsItuns Derf9affen pia.
0as Strebeu mad riidtpdrts unb na9
Ger S6be 1T SutfOrm unb @arnitur
sisen. Desbalb boben biels Siite
lnnse unb fdmaI. Geitalt, pie Die
neueitsn ssraosrunbigen MatelOtsSits
den fir iunse 0amen, ober boppels
ieitis bo4seidIagsns arempen, tpie
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Stsinen unb goI6snen iinb filbernen
Wersierunssn beieBte Geioeniduhe
gttr0gen. Die in redt fIeinsn Die
meniionen eehaltenen Griihiabrsbiite
iperben nit REDEEM ReiberIdmud,
obsr nur NIT flsinsn gInmen %garniert
ftin.
Der Standardization entloden
Die Mobernen rote MabIisb6sn nit
sriinem. gelbe NIT rotem unb blaie
nit sriinem 5rudttnOtsn, ~eritere aus
fturrem 9uffet, Iebtere aus Gamt sss
biI0et, foipie lan3ettf6rmise glGtter
bon fabelbaftsr adnse, auf bensn
Tarbflsds sldn5sn. mas 1T aus ben
ROien. ben einitigen 2isblinssn Der
MODE. eetpDrben2 nus Sort iuers
Ben lie berseItelt, baben 20dsIfen.
dIs Oh Der 9olsDurm an ibnen nass
IL, unb Jarben, Die Der Ratur gang
Evening star., 1913-08-12
HOPE TO CONSTRUCT
LOCAL REFORMATORY
Estimates for Building Fund to
Be Submitted by the
Commissioners.


An appropriation with which to be-
gin the construction of buildings to be
erected on the site of the proposed Dis
trict of Columbia reformatory, near
Occoquan Va. may be recommended
by the Commissioners to Congress at
the next session.
The survey for the tract has practi-
caly been completed and the Commits
sioners have n sufficient fund with
which to purchase it, the amount of
$4,000 having been obtained from the
sale of the Belvoir tract, near Mount
Vernon. which originally was obtained
for reformatory suite, but subse-
quently turned over to the federal gov
ernment.
Secretary Wilson of the board Of char
tiles, today stated that that body, in con-
nection with the preparation of Its next
estimates, will consider the question Of
recommending an appropriation with
which to start work on the reformatory
No action will be taken by the Commis-
sionerS until after the board of charities
recommendation has been considered
Assistant District Surveyor j. b.
Shinn. in charge of a large force, hiss
been at work two months making a
survey of the reformatory site, which
contains about 1900 acres lying north
Of Occoquan. A Typographical survey
also was made. 1t Is understood that an
option has been obtained on a majority
OF the ground. but condemnation pro-
ceedings will be instituted in order to
establish title.
Evening star., 1913-08-12
Real Estate Transfers.

NO. ZIG STH STREET NORTHEAST
Magdaena Beuchert to Joseph II. and
Minnie Swami. lot AZ. square 500; So
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
nest G. Fisher. lots 56. 81. 90. block 8:
HILLBRooK-Otway B. Zantzinger ct
ux to Anna NJ Keefe, lot 81. square
ADDfTioM .ri N TO CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Randolph L. Jennings ct al to Ella
B. Moat, lots and 9, block 8: $40.
ADDITION TO LIE DROIT PARK-Wal-
ter T. Roche ct ux. to William H.
Duvall, lot 60, block %; So
DOBBINS-Alvin II. Line ct ux. to WILL
liam H. Duvall, lot 80. square 3503:
$40.
PLEASANT PLAINs-Harry B; Wilson
to A. Kenton Muhleman, lot Is, square
south OF 2s27: So
PETWORTH-Charles J.. Woodman ct
ux to Harry Wardman and Thomas
p. Bones, lot So block 81; $40.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
Nelson d. Brecht, lot 1o1, square
2sSS: $40
MOUNT PLEAsANT-Harry B. Wilson
to Alvin ALVIN T. fIo Line lot g. square south
CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTs-Frances A.
Parker to William d. Pierce. lot A.
square 1855; so.
NO 141S MERIDIAN PLACE NORTH
WEST-Harry b. W uiSoT I'd w diteE
r. Roche, lot II, square 261S: SO.
NJ STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 18th streets-Henry A. Vieth ct
ux. to j. Harold Mcdowell. lot "a.
square 1872; SO. J. Harold Mcdowell
conveys same property to Harry b.
1865 MERIDIAN PLACE NORTHWEST
Harry B. Wilson to H. Claude Cryer.
lot Is, square 1885; $40.
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS-Lucy Stannard
to Robinson White, lot 80. block 4, and
lot 49, block D.
NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE NORTH
EAST between 14th and 10Th streets
Thomas ]. Tate ct ux. to John A. and
Minnie F. Mckenzie, lot II, square
1856; $40.
7oa D STREET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A.
Reich ct ux. to Annie Mccarthy, part
original lot 8, square 9O2: $40.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-Joseph How
ell ct ux. to Samuel Rod. lot 80.
block =; SO.
Evening star., 1913-08-12
THE COURTS.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT-Justice Barnard.
IN re Lucy Y. Arrick: ancillary COM
mittee discharged
Clssel agt Riggles: auditors repor,
connrmed; order allowing trustee to re-
invest fund; plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN &
Kopp agt. Miller; Munsey Trust Com.
pany appointed trustee to sell. and re-
ceiver and reference to auditor; PLAINTIFF
attorney, w. Lambert; defendants at
torney. l.. c. Williamson.
Barnes agt. Barnes; defendant ad-
Judged in contempt; plaintiffs attorney
K. A: Hughes; defendants attorney, NJ. l.
O'Brien.
Karr agt. karr; time to take testimony
extended thirty days; plaintiffs attorney,
d. Rothschildd, Nearle & England.
Craig agt Craig; auditors report con-
firmed; plaintiffs attorney, S. F. Cola
day.
Smith agt. Baker; auditors report con-
firmed; plaintiffs attorney. Emig, Ridout
and Wheatley: defendants attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg and c. NJ.
Fulton.
Rehner agt. Lowry; sale finally ratified
PLAINTIFFS attorney. Edwin Forrest; de-
fendant's attorney. j. U. Gardiner.
Adams agt. Adams; report Of trustee
ratified: plaintiffs attorney, George c
CIRCUIT COURT-Justice Barnard.
Merchants Transfer and Storage Com
pany agt. McCabe: hearing on motion to
strike out continued; plaintiffs attorney.
Myer Cohen: defendants attorney. w.
Gwynn Gardiner.
Oliver agt Moore, dismissed with costs
defendants attorneys, J. A. Moriarty and
r. l.. Montague.
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Barnard.
In re T. Freeman Mattingly Pierre
]. II. Ball and James A. OShea appointed
receivers: bond. 5000. and rule on al
legged bankrupt returnable September l.
In re James NJ. Walford; discharge or
dered.
In re Zepp Brothers; return day con-
tinued to August H.
DISTRICT coURT-Justice Barnard.
In re extension of New Hampshire ave-
nue.; marshal directed to summon jury.
PROBATE CoURT-Justice Barnard.
Estate of Madison Davis; will admitted
to probate and letters testamentary
granted TO Virginia NJ. Davis: bond, $500:
attorneys. Blair & Hillyer.
Estate of Louis H. Hoelmann: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
bond, $500: attorney. c. III. Bauman.
Estate of Albert III. Floeckher: will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testament
tary granted to Charles w. Floeckher;
bond. $1,000; attorney, r. Preston
Shealey.
Estate Of Fannie H. Brown; will dated
March ., 1910. filed.
In re Edward r. Crismond: rule to
show cause attorney. T. M. Baker.
Estate of Arthur Craig; order appoint
ing Charles II. Taper guardian; bond,
$1OO; attorney. e. r. Colladay.
Estate of Johanna A. Barnes; letters
Of administration granted to Edward F.
Colladay; bond, $500; attorney. E. +.
Colladay.
Estate of John A. Miller; letters of adj
ministration granted to Clarence A. Mil
Ter; bond, 81 900; attorneys, Barnard &
Johnson.
Estate of Becella j. Bushee; will ad
mitted to probate and letters Testament
tary granted to John Van Schaick and
Fits.
Estate of Mary j. Reynolds; will dated
September Z. 1912. filed.
Estate of Benjamin +. Trenis; will
dated May IL. 1904, filed.
Evening star., 1913-08-12
CONQUERED IN BY ALL.
Former Ambassador Wilson Explain,
His Address to Huerta.

Henry Lane Wilson. United States
ambassador to Mexico, commented to-
day on a statement said to have been
given out by the British foreign office
and published this morning relative to
England's recognition of the Huerta
government.
The statement was to the effect that
England had recognized Huerta on the
advice of the British minister to Mex
leo after reception given by Huerta
to the entire diplomatic corps. at whicn
Mr.. Wilson congratulated him on behalf
Of the corps.
Il made that speech as the dean of
the diplomatic corps. and 1t was drawn
up and concurred in by the entire corps,
the British minister included said
Ambassador Wilson today. "It was made
to the head of the de facto government
and congratulated him on his efforts to
restore order.
1.-THE address and the circumstances
under which 1t was made are on file at
the State Department. None of the
European governments recognized the
Huerta government until a month later,
and therefore 1t. cannot be concluded that
the speech had anything to do with their
attitude
Evening star., 1913-08-12
BONDS (ContinuedD
LOCAL FINANCIAL NEWS.

Business at the noon meeting today Of
the Washington Stock Exchange was
concentrated on the public utilities list.
and while the trading was in limited
volume, prices were well supported and
there was ample indication that any re-
cessions from established levels would
find plenty OF buyers ready to take stock
offerings. Bids were made for Washing
ton Railway and Electric. both common
and preferred, in large lots and Capitap
Traction also was In considerable de-
mand. with little OF either Issue offered
except at prices a point or more in ad-
vance of the market
Two sales were made in Washington
Railway and Electric preferred, one block
of fifteen shares and another quotation
lot of twenty-five shares being taken at
SSL Four shares of the common stock
of the same company brought 81, though
larger lots of the issue were held at 92.
Two single-share orders for Capital Trac-
ton were filled at 116.
Washington Gas sold in three odd-size
lots at s4A and 81. a total Of eighty-flve
shares being taken.
Evening star., 1913-08-12
PROVIDES INCREASED PAY.
Mr.. Carlin's Bill Would Aid Insane
Hospital Employees.

A bill to grant increased compensation
to certain employees Of the Government
Hospital for the Insane was introduced
In the House by Representative Carlin
Of Virginia today. The bill specifies the
following salaries:
Engineers. 81, 200; assistant machinists,
$1,000; assistant engineers. $1,000: mill
workers, $1,000; head fireman. $40; as
sistant fireman. $3.50; oilers $40: head
tinsmen, $1,000; assistant tinsmen, $1.OeO;
painters, 5000: head steamf1tter, $1,2OO:
assistant steamfitters $1,000; steamf1tters'
helpers. $40; head plumber. $1,000: as
sistant plumber. $500: plumbers helpers.
$S4O assistant helpers. $72O: head plas-
terer, $1,000: assistant plasterer. $720;
foreman blacksmith. $1,000; horseshoer.
$500.