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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-07
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EXCURSION TO THE MOUNTAINS.
Via Norfolk and Western Railway,
Tuesday. July is: $500. I.ynchburg; $500,
Roanoke. Phone Madison 4S7 for full par
tiuulaTs. s.-Adyortlscmcnt.
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HOTEL RUEGER ROOF To- MIGHT.
Dinner-supper. music. dancing 6:30 to IA
ADV
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
by o. o. MCINTYRE


Special Correspondent Of The Washington Herald.
New York, May 31.-Broadway was well
represented and had lot of fun at the
auction sale of seats for the annual
Friar's Frolic. James Buchanon Brady,
who has done enough for the cause Of
the theater to entitle him TO be called
by his proper name and not by the sobri-
quet so fiippantly applied to him, bought
the entire front row, paying therefor,
s1,7Oo.
Willie Collier, who would like to be
called William but hasn't the dignity to
go with it, auctioned off the seats. When
only $50 was bid for a lower box, he
said:
You folks remind me of the popula-
ton of Los Angeles, the town where I've
been for the past year. You are like
them in this way. Everybody goes ous
there with one lung and one dollar and
tries to save them both"
Orchestra seats were being auctioned
and Frank Carter bid SIS.
What was the name please7" asked
the clerk OF the sale.
Garter" shouted Al Jolson. Garter.
the uncle of a pill
When, in other years, May came up the
dingle which leads to Gotham, II was
the sundry piping, tootings, brayings,
and gahoompings. 1t brought bands
along. The itinerant musician was every
where.
But this year tbs different Only "a
musicians have been licensed under the
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. :.
Justice Stafford.

Van Tine vs.. Allen; sale finally ratified
and confirmed; plaintiffs attorneys, F. l.
Chaplin and A B. Duvall.
Madden vs. Howard; decree establish
ing title by adverse possession; plaintiffs
attorney, George c. Gertman.
Yoder VS.. Stephenson: decree finally
ratifying and confirming sales; plaintiffs
attorneys. J. ]. Mcmahon and johnson
Ridout.
R. W. and ]. B. Henderson VS.. Hutchins
and Dante VS.. Hutchin's order extending
time for settling statement Of evidence
and for filing transcript Of record to
June 20; defendants attorneys, Cuttings
& Chamberlin, and w G. Johnson.
Altman VS.. Conner: decree Of partition
and OF sale; plaintiffs attorney. George
c. Gertman; defendants attorneys, Col
Inns & O'Neill.
Dante VS.. Hutchins; order extending
time for settling statement of evidence
and for filing transcript of record to June
Is; defendants attorneys, Cuttings &
Chamberlin, and W. G. johnson.
Holzbeirlein vs.. German-American Fire
Insurance Company; decree appointing
julius A Maedel substituted trustee;
plaintiffs attorney. ]. A. Maedel
NaylOr VS.. Naylor; rule as to appoint
ment of receiver returnabIe June .;
plaintiffs attorney. Hubert Newsom
Yelling VS. yelling: rule as to alimony
June ?; plaintiffs attorneys, shinn &
owen.
Strecker vs.. Hungerford; order ap-
pointing Fulton Lewis guardian ad Item
Thy Justice Could; plaintiffs attorneys,
c. W. Darr. J. I. Peyser. and Lawrence
Eoenigsberger.
New York Life Insurance Company vs.
Bond Building Company. Inc; order
granting leave to file supplemental bill
tby Justice Could; plaintiffs attorneys,
McKenny & Flannery; defendants attor-
neys. Ellis & Donaldson, c. W. Darr, and
=. HOenigsberger.
Mass VS.. Wardman ct al; order ex-
lending time to file and settle statement
If evidence to July l, and for filing trans
-ript of record to July Is Cby Justice
-iOuld); plaintiffs attorney. W. G. Gar
diner: defendants attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
Burlingame VS.. Manchester; order for
withdrawal Of certain exhibits Cby JUS
tice Could; plaintiffs attorneys, F. E.
Mitchell and John Ridout; defendants at
torneys, w. c. Sullivan and Church &
Church
Wallace VS.. Wallace; order of publica-
tIon (by Justice Could; plaintiffs attor-
ncy. A. D. Smith.
Nicholson VS.. Nicholson; order for COM
mission to issue Cby Justice Could +;
plaintiffs attorney. l. H. Linton; de-
fendant's attorney. L. c. Williamson.
Washington Times Company vs. North
east Temple and Market Company; rule
- to injunction pendente lite returnable,
June ?; plaintiffs attorney, Louis Often
LUTs.
. IL re adoption Of Geneva Carroll; de-
C'@" 'egelizin~ adoption Cby Justice
Gould) attorney. W. H. Lewis, jr.
Downing ". Wheeler; decree accepting
oher TO purchase real estate, finally rati-
flying sale and instructing trustee as to
certain orders; plaintiffs attorney, Full
ton Lewis; defendants attorneys, J. B.
LTrner and c. II. Bauman.
In re lunacy of Zed Bonner; order re-
f"rring first account of committee to au-
ditor.
In re lunacy OF Pearson Chapman; or
der authorizing compromise.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1916.

submit bill of exceptions to June 20,
and to file transcript of record to July
20; plaintiffs attorneys. W. G. Gardi-
ner and L. L. Handy; defendants at
torneys. c. H. Syme. ]. S. Barbour and
r. l. Williams.
Assignment today:
Thurston VS.. Digss; bill of excep-
tions signed and ordered of record;
plaintiffs attorneys, John Ridout and
Fulton Lewis; defendants attorney,
A. A. Birney.
Barber VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; jury respited:
plaintiffs attorneys. W. G. Gardiner
and l. L. Handy; defendants attor-
ney, John S. Barbour.
1oe-Espert vs. Franklin Insurance
Company; attorneys, Davis-Darlington.
11o-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance
Company; attorneys, Davis-Darlington.
S11-Craig vs. Parish. admx.; attorneys,
Hackett-Robinson.
SSS-Klug VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys. Ellis & Donaldson
Dunlop. Hogan.
SS5-Mainhart VS.. Meeks; attorneys,
Carter-Stearman.
3s7-Probey VS.. Gerber; attorneys. Lam
bert. Diggs, Yeatman, Douglas, Ruffin
& Obear.
3S9-Hines. ct al, VS.. Van valkenburg;
attorneys, Diggs, Hill. Rogers
S7T-Buscher VS.. District of Columbia
ct al; attorneys, Davis, Gardiner-Syme,
Williams, Parker.
397-Humphrey VS.. District National
Bank; attorneys, Berry & Mlnor-Lester,
Barnard. johnson.
2H-Totten VS.. District of Columbia; at
torneys; Barker, Leahy-Syme, Smith
131 (appeals)-Jewett vs.. Union Savings
Bank; attorneys, Ridout-Lambert, Yeat-
man.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Washington Heights, lot S. block s-Annie L.
Addison TO John B. Leonard and W. Don Lundy,
to secure Edwin K. Lnnhy $3.50; TO 5 months
per cent, semi annually.
Square 5e4. lot 10-Felix J. Borhk ct uI Anna
H, to Harry L. Rust and George Y worthington
to secure Kennedy Brothers, Inc. s. $50; monthly
payments. per cent
Square r23 lots % and ll-Kstis F. Lannon to
y. A Msedel and B, D. Botsler to secure D. s.
Mackan. executor and trustee Of NJ J. Laushlin
81. 100; years. per cent, semi annually.
Square lAo part lot Hs-EHas Stolar ct un
Lena, to Washington Loan 4 Trust Co. to secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association $500
Square %, lot d, square CT. parts lots % and q
Giuseppe Aboate ct Giusepplna to Ernest
L Schmidt and George NJ. Emmerich, to secure
German American Building Association Soo.
Square tSl5. lot Ds-Luthsr W. Aschenneier and
Amy Z. Aschmeier To John W. Nee and Edward
J. Koemps TO secure Arthur P. Martin 500;
monthly pNments. per cent
Efhngham place, lot 8. block k-John Buck to
Clarence NJ. De Veils and L A Boyd to secure
LaTtnia De Neile $3.50; August IS. 1916: 6 per
cent
Square sg. lot 8-wrnam O. Sullivan to B
Francis Saul and James T. Shea to secur, Home
SAVINGS Bank N.5o; yesrS per cent, semi
annually.
Square ss lot s-Marssrst Boswell It vir Rob
srt L. 10 Jackson h. Ralston and Alfred B.
Baker to secure B. J. Hawkes. 5000; yesa 4
per cent, semi annually.
Columbia Heishts, lot rs, block E-Amelia NJ
FRANKIE. separate estate to Ernest NJ. Colrin and
Walter G. Davis, to secure Columbia Permanen.
Building Association 5000
North Brghtwood, lots s. 8 and = block s.
George L. Goodacre ct ux- Sarah, t6 Wharton T.
Lester and Michael ]. Colbert, to secure National
Permanent Building Association 500
Square 3o5. west part lot 6s-Anna NJ Aloler
separate estate. to Herbert 7. Shannon and Nor
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
LEGAL ~pREALESTATER RECORD COMPLETE

ton j. Luchs, to secure F. Eugene Drury 500;
to IL months, per cent
Petwurth lot O. block Sl-Gertruds L. Wilson.
separate estate, TO b. Francis Saul and J. Wrilcy
Jacobs. 10 secure Thomas L. Allen S,750; years.
per cent semi-annually Same to William L.
shannon and Charles NJ. Wallingsford, trustees
to secure Middaugh Il Shannon, Inc, S.Ge.s;
monthly payments. per cent.
Petworth, lot A. block S-Winheld s. Dey ct
ux. Lucy W, to Thomas W. Byrne and r. Guy
Chaplin, to secure Asbury S. Harrison 81 600; 10
years, per cent, semisnnually.
Square ia part original lot lS-Ernest Rubel
ct ux. Pauline. to Ernest L. Schmidt and George
NJ. Emmsrich. to secure German American Build
ing Association 5000.
Square $50, lots 70 and 76-Elen r Allen to L.
Pierce BOteler and Franklin Barrett, TO secure
Elizabeth Brown 5000; years 81 per cent semi
annually.
Square sol. lot e1-Aiary d. Blett to B. Francis
Saul and James l. Shea, to secure Home Savings
Bank 5000; monthly payments. per cent.
Square e2s, lot E-Maud Brice TO Arthur Carr
and Marvin A. Gusts, to secure Perpetual Build
Ing Association 500
Square 1853, lots 26 and part lot 2D-Clara o
Cropley, separate estate. to John w. Bogley and
Emory H. BOgley. to secure Frederick w Bangor
ton A2OO; years per cent semi annually.
Square 357s undivided half interest in lot s
John W. Fritch 10 Arthur G. Bishop and Fred
Mckee. TO secure Della Z. Hopes Sile73; demand
per cent, semi annually.
Holmead Manor, lot 81 block f-Arthur h
Glennan ct ux. Mary Mcintosh. to Washington
Loan & Trust Co., TO secure Equitable Co-opera-
tive Building Association 5000
Square 2A lot l3-Richard d. Ia Grade ct
ux. Elizabeth L.. To George W. f. Swartzell and
Alexander 7. Hensey. to secure MinonA D. smoot
$500; l to years
Square 3oE. lots lOe to nt-CarIos p. Williams
ct TX. Dorothy L.. to Carl W. Schmidt IN Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Custs to secure PERPETUAL
Building Association $1,000
PetHorth. lots - and 49, block le-Charles l.
Wire. Inc. to B. Francis Saul and j. Wrley
Jacobs. to secure Thomas L. Allen $500; year,
s per cent, senli-snnually, on lots q to 4s (six
trusts one OF 5000 on each lot. Same to same
to secure same $500; years. per cent, semi
annually. on lot o.
Petworth. lot 4. block l9-Charles T. Wire
Inc. TO B. Francis Saul and ]. wriley Jacobs
10 secure Thomas l. Allen s. 20; } years 6 per
cent semi annually On lot q
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Alley between G. H. Renty-iirst and Twenty
second streets northwest; square 49, parts original
lot A-Nilhelmina c. WetLel, Charles J. Wetzel,
Bertha W. Gage, and Marie W. Browning to Cora
NJ. Wetzel. William H. Wet1el and Helen H
Wetzel, 81. and Wilhelmna C. Wctzel, Cora NJ.
NetZel William H. Wetzel and Helen H Wetzel
to Charles J. wetzel, Bertha w Gage. and Marie
w. Browning. tenants in common 81.
Linwood Heights; lot p, block ,4-Burths J.
Banks to J. Warren Booker So
East Deanwood; lots Il and IS block u; lots n
and 8 block l5-Msry s. Cook to Bessie L<wis SO
Girls Portion. part descTibed-J. Edward Fowler
ct ux. May T, TO Fohl @ Brnley. So
Square nS4, lot $50. Princeton Heghts-Kennedy
Bros, Inc. to Felix J. and Anna H. Borick
!Oint tenants SO
43li23 Twentieth street northwest square 70 lots
10 and ll-DouglaB $ Mackall, executor and trus
tee and Clifton Laushlin to Katie F. LAnnon.
Square 5s4. lot l6s. Princeton Height.-Tnomas
T. Nyman to James E. Nyman, SO.
1913 NJ street northwest; square I2o, part lot ITS
Mary A. Schultze TO Elias Stolar SO
Square 25s. lot So, Ssul's Adddon-Fohl G..
Br1nley 1t uI. Marie ". To J. Edward Fowler SO
Square 1851. lot 3, Massachusetts Avenue Heights
John NJ. Henderson to Mamie G. IOons, $40
100 Sixteenth street northwest: square u.s. lot Ts
and all interest in estate Of Emile o. MuIHgan-
Frederick T. Hill to kiddsr Peabody & Co. 81
Eighth street. between ! street northeast; square
$50, lot 38-Thouas A. Jameson to Margaret Boswell.
Petworth lot 81 block sl-Middansh & Shannon
Inc. to Gertrude L Wilson SO
80 Columbia road northwest; square 1ss lot l6e
Mount Pleasant, block 5-Jessie L Mohler to Mary
R. Sheehy. So
Woodbridge; part lot Il, block T-Arthw W. Al
lyn ct Tx. Lottie to William r. Andersen, SO
sS Third street southwest; square So, lot 8-Nil
liam r. Miller et W. Catherine E, to William @
Sullivan, So
lOl6 Pennsylvania avenue southeast: square g2 lot
a-Grscc NJ Ptchynn to Giuseppe Abbate SO.
Holmead Manor; lot l5+, block 43-Alice S. Eaton
and Elsie f. Newton to Arthur Fl. Glennan SO
2R H street northeast; square 1908. lot Z-Giu.
seppe Marenda ct uI. Mary, to Rnst May SO
Square 5n3 lot 70: square 5Os4 lots A. rs, rs, and
H. square 54Os lots 6s and Co. square 500 lots 8
to Is. S. 81. and So; Bennins Heights-Milton c.
Powell ct ux. Lena L, to Anna S. Christian, so
$50 Twentythird street northwest square sOi.
lot I'D; Woodley Park, block 2-MinOna D. Smoot
ct vir. Alden. to Richard D. and Elizabeth L. La
Garde. Joint tenants 500.
IS Seventh street southeast; square $50 part orr
nal lot Z-Catharine Boudren to Ellen A. Boudren
N.O
706 Third street northeast; square 752 part onr
nal lot l-John T. Quill TO Ellen C, Quill, SO.
River road and Murdock Mil road county par
Gel 5-le-TrIstees Of the Carnegie Branch Library
Association to Christian Heurich, S.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE


Vernon Graves 2. Of fredericksburg. Va. and
Rev. H. T. Stevenson
James D. Glare. %. OF Boston and Ruby Marie
Byers. g Rev. H T Stevenson.
]. MaIson Cunningham. z and Gwendolyn P
Donohue, q Rev. L. G. Clark
Samuel Lutsky, Q. Of this city, and Fanni.
Abrams. q, Of Philadelphia. Rev. A. Simon.
Raymond W. Bellamy g Of CarbOndsIs Pa
and Anna May Borland, a. Rev. R. W, Cos
Frank Shepherd "a, and Fanny Hunt whittleseJ
ls. Rev. ]. Fl. Nems
Arthur Van Buren Gambler 36 Of New Yort and
Lille Marion Alexander 26 Rev J. H TAYLOR,
Carl E. Usher q. and Edna V. Glascoe, Is Rev.
W. Fl. Honn.
W. Wilberforce Thomas. 3. and Eleanor Adams.
q Rev. II. S. Smith
Henry O. Tucker. a. and EVELYN I. Riek.r IL
Rev. c. c. Mclean.
Willie Smith Zones, q and Josephins Mado,
Thrift. IS Rev. J. Il. Jefres.
Edward W. Coon. g. and Dora F. Ererhart, q
both of oatlsnd. Va. Rev z J. M.rsth.
Eugene NJ. Frye, 2. and Lula P Mumsw, 2,
both Of Mount Jackson. Va Rev. H. H. Ranck
Bates Etchison, %. Of Gsithersburg Nd and
Helen Starr Myers. 2, Of this city. Rev. P. r,
6ickok
William A. Knott, z, Of Ida May M,uIl, s.
Rev. s. H. Greene
Ovid A. jefferson, Is. and Berth. 8. McInt1rr,
IS. Rev. W. F. Smith.
Leonard Punch, q. and Beatrice Herbert n.
Rev. W. A. Jones'
Frank H. Williams, s., and Marion Chri,tt.n %
Rev ]. E. willis
Robert Nash. g and Geneva Therntou. 5, Rev,
]. Fl Willis.
Esre He1ton. 3, and J.nni. oollins s. Rev.
P. ]. OCounen
Harold W. Holt. 2 and Mary Fr,nd, Jons.
%. Rev P. J. Richie.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Criminal division, No. I.
Justice Siddona.

United States VS.. John r. S. Holmes:
grand larceny; committed to Jail
Estate Percy T. Johnson; fornication; +;
time to file transcript extended to June
20; attorney. NJ. E. O'Brien.
United States VS.. Moy You: violation
anti-narcoti law; 800 paid on fine, at
torney. James NJ Proctor
United States VS.. Harry Dunn; adul-
terry; defendant surrendered and surety,
Peter Jones, exonerated; defendant COM
mitted.
United States VS.. Percy Major; at
tempted robbery; bench warrant issued.
Assignment for today:
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Probate Division.
Justice Mccoy.

Estate Laura V. Callagkan: caveat to
will filed; attorney, D. W. Baker
In re Edwin o'Leary; order appointing
guardian; attorney. F. B. Moriarty.
Estate Brainard II. Warner; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney, John
B. Larner.
Estate Harriet B. Kinsley; ,exemplifed
copy of will and codicil dated September
4, 1909 and September I, 1910, filed.
Estate Lilly T. Landvoigt; will dated
October 1s. 1918, filed.
Estate Charles s. Miles; answer to Pc
titlon fled
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE


Louise G. Hicks, years aa3 At nv.
Mary McMahou, "a, 1867 Harvard st NV
Matilda s. Fox, S. 1911 list St NV
Charles A. Freedman, "A, IS Z st. NV.
Elizabeth Shekel Is, les 34th st. NV
Hesnore Moore, !, IT'S 18th st. NV
Emma G. Sweeney, g. the Cecil, 18th and L sA
John s. Mosby s., Garfield HosdtaL
7. Dwight Clapp. 70. 1914 GiHrd st. ne
Leon B. Richards. 3. Ioi 18th st ne
Infant Of Maurice and Matte Finley II day
foxhau road
Ralph P. Harding. 4 months, 90 81 ne.
CoLoRED.
Frank Watts, "a years Tuberculosis Hos,ttxl
James Burke, 75 D Pierce st nv
Clarence Jones, a. lIi Corcoran st nv
John NJ. Cook, 2 1872 Wiltb-ryer s. nv.
Archie Coleman. s. Soldiers Home Hospital
Byron Webb. 81, 46l l. st. sW.
Thornton johnson g. Sa G st s~
Martha A. Bellows n.pnths GA TrunnbrI q. NV
James W. Nickens l day. 29 L St NV
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
BIRTH RECORD.
" HITE

George and Nasilo Valtos. girl.
Carl and Nettie NJ. Wilmington. girl.
Nicholas and MEnde Travis. girl.
Delano A. and Clara W. Rees. boy.
John Z. and Angela A. RistOn, boy.
William T. and Marie I. Moor, girl
John Z. and Lula Lynch, boy.
Reagan and Catherine Henderson. girl
Joeeph +. and Lulu Ehrm&ntraut, girl
Samuel and Rachel Cohen. girl
Ralph d. and Rosemary Benton. girl.
COLoRED.
Sam and Julia Washington. girl.
Thomas and Lulu Warren, boy.
Archie and Irene Scott, giri.
Edward and jamie Plumbe-. boy.
John W. and Mabel L. Mathews. boz.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Circuit Division No. :.
Justice Stafford.

Holmes VS.. A. c. Neubeck & Co;
judgment Of condemnation of S17.75
credits Of plaintiff in hands OF gar
nishees; Plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings
& Chamberlin and r. E. Mattingly;
defendants attorney. F. L. Neubeck.
No assignment for TODAY
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Criminal Division, No. Z
Justice stddons.

In re estate Of Calvin H. Chadsey: jury
respited: caveator's attorneys, W. J..
Lambert, r. H. Yeatrnan and Henry D.
Lewis; caveatee's attorneys, MILAN &
Smith.
Clark VS., O'Dea; time to file transcript
extended to June 30; plaintiffs attorney,
A. D. Esher; defendants attorney, J. A.
O'Shea
Assignment for today:
In re estate OF Calvin H. Cnadsey.
LUnacies at 1:15 D. m
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Cheuit Division Ne. I.
Justice Gould.

Perry VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; order extending
time to file transcript Of record to
June 30; plaintiffs attorneys, D. W.
Baker and J. W. Staggers; defendants
attorney, J. S. Barbour.
Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Co.. ct al; order extending time to
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Calvin Heads Union Pacific

New York. May S1.-At a special rnest-
ing Of the directors Of the Union Pacine
Railroad today. (. E. Calvin. vice presi-
dent and general manager Of the Oregon
Short Line. was elected president Of the
Union Pacific company.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01

Russia, in proportion 70 population. uses
less pumping machinery than any other
large nation as water is found either
too near the surface TO REQUIRE IL or ,o
deep that artesisn wells are preferaoI.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Stafford.

In re George w. Blankenship: order
for trustee to sell real estate.
In re Semmes-Kelly Company; order re-
ferring final report and account Of
trustee to Ralph D. Quinter as special
master.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01

@3T-Louis P. Naylor VS.. John W.
Jefferson; for dissolution and receiver;
plaintiffs attorney. Hubert Newson; de-
fendant's attorney, W. A. Coombes
aS1S-Joseph ]. Moebs VS.. Harry R
Carroll ct al: for dissolution, account
ing and receiver; PLAINTIFFS attorney
Charles F. Carusi.
SB79-Georsa Brandt VS.. Charles
Schafer, treasurer; to substitute trustee
plaintiffs attorney. Charles H Baurnan.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
District Division.
,JukfIre SIddops
Equity Suifa

In re Girard street; hearing continued
to June Il
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01

Joseph and julia JAcssou, boy.
Chrence g. and Elizabeth c. Dorsey. boz.
Charle Z and Fannie Z. Chsss, bog.
hanhaIl and Ruth Akerz siri.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01

In India eye glasses OF a greenish hue
have been found to afford better pro-
lection from the sun than either blue
or gray. .
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
Lawsuits.

69196-W. W. Griffith VS.. Nettie L.
Cockrell and Samuel w Cockrell;
certiorari; defendants attorneys, R. T.
Lang and w. J. Neale.
6s1S-Paul Wagner VS.. Hattie NJ.
Wright: certiorari; defendants attorney,
A. l. Sinclair.
5919S-The Miller Rubber Company VS..
Frank G. Stewart and Albert Stewart;
certiorar; defendants attorney, N. S.
Bowles.
591se-Serah B. Dean Va Capital
Traction Company; damages $500; plain
tins attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon &
Mactarland.
592oO-Anna L. Colcord VS.. Review and
Herald Publishing Association; damages
nS7, 800; plaintiffs attorneys, D. W. Baker
and w. E. Leahy.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01

Edward Henry Cliff. the commission
merchant and tariff expert, who looks
so much like Elihu Root that he is fire.
quently mistaken for him, is of for the
Chicago convention, which will be pre-
ceded by few trips in the West
His friends have gently chided him
about making the trip. saying they fear
he Will be nominated for President by
mistake. Says Mr.. Gift: There is no
danger of my being mistaken for Mr..
Root. There is nothing in common, ex-
cepting the way our hair grows-the soil
to which the roots OF the hair are at
tached is entirely Of different combina-
tion, and that l say with deep regret"
All of which shows that a real brainy
man can be unusually modest II he
wishes.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01

new ordinance to dispense tunes 70 the
spring-mitten ears of Manhattan and
the Bronx.
Seventy-four! And In the old days there
were more than a thousand. 1t was
charged that the bands were unneutral
and noisy and the sad result is obvious.
But the mendicant tune-maker is here
and there still.
Over on Third Avenue, the famous blind
man may be seen clarinetting and tin
canning the pennies out of the sympa-
thetic. And down on Fourteenth street
there is the old woman who has been
there for years and years with hen asth-
matte hurdy-gurdy.
In Harlem there remains the old man
with his monkey He Is past 50 and
grinds out his tunes as OF yore. And
then there are the son and daughter of
Sunny IT. who drag canned Verdi and
calliopesn Annie Rooney" through the
inoffensive streets.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01
TIRES.

JoNES-KESSLER RUBBER TIRE co
G TREAD IRES-MARATEDN
TIRES - MN
605 and sI2 st. Phone NJ. lo.l
l5Sl 18th ST. Phone " 4bOe
The Washington herald., 1916-06-01

pITLLMAN-KING-
VIM. BARNHART b CO.
1907 Fourteenth St
phone North 1ss.
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JEFFERY-
HURLEY & EARLY, lNC-
1920 Connecticut av.
Phone n. 5694.
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GRANT SIX
EDELEN BROS. MOTOR CO..
w. J. Mclean. Manager.
Isi2 14th St Phone n. 2os.
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PACKARD
THE LUTTRELL CO..
1914 New Hampshire av.
phone West 9s5.
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MRS A. r. BOSCH.
<t0T Rainier Ave.


MAsTERruL, NOT BRUTAL
No. not tho brutal cavs-man meth
DDS.
A woman yearns for the masterful
man to como and take her.
A man can be masterful ana not
brutal, at tho same time gain the
end he IL striving for.
To be rnasterfui n man must have
n will Of his own. But TO be brutal
does NOT require a will
when the man knows that he
wants THE woman. he must not hit
her on tho head, like stairug. In
stead he must play up" to her. Buy
her little novelties. take her places
and SEQ that tho thousand and one
little wishes THE woman makes are
gratified. In this way he gains her
affec ton.
When he has accomplished this
much no must tell her hs cares for
her and WANTS her.
She may care and she may not.
but when tho master stroke" In him
shows, ahs soon bends 20 II.
MARGARET EDWARDS,
1851 10th Ave.