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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
JUDGES CONE AND GO,
LAND SUIT GOES ON
Riverhead Court Reserves De
cision in 1S.Year.Old Contest.

Riverhead Long Island. Nav 90
The profit i'm the sale Of two hundred
acres Of land near Naphank. Long ISL
and. has long since been spent in the
courts. and several justices who have
tried 10 settle the ownership differences
between Martha T. Smith. Of Brook
haven. and John j. Bartlett, Of Green
port. have died. Sull the case drags
on. and to-day Justice William Kelly.
of Riverhcad. reserved decision follow
ing the closing of another court ges-
sion.
Litigation started in 1898. Since
then the fight for ownership has been
in the Appellate courts three times and
in the Court of Appeals at Albany
twice
The land was purchased by Bartlett,
acting for the Reliance Development
Company. in the early nineties, when
IL was expected that Brooklyn would
tan all sources of water supply on Long
Island. The two hundred acres looked
choice as an investment. The title TO
the land was traced and found 20 be all
right. Then Miss Smith discovered
that the land WAS part Of a grant 10
an ancestor. Colonel William Smith,
from the King Of England in 1893. She
asserts tho land has never legally
PASSED out of her family's possession.
Zach time Miss Smith WINS i'm the
lower courts. but the higher courts
reverse II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21

Ticket agents 81 West Shore r. n.
will sell excursion tickets from New
York to all points ON Ulster & Della
ware r.. r. az reduced fare for round
trip account DeCors alton Day. giving an
opportunity so select your summer
home. Tickets good FOR going trip May
21th. cSth and goth. and good for re-
turn trip until Max 3lst, inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
Is Men Not Guilty of In
lawful Seizure-4 More
Arrests Now Loom Up.
CALLS REALTY MAN
HEAD OF KIDNAPPING
Prosecutor Gets Drake TO Admit
He Took Guns on Trip TO
Use if Attacked.

Developments which prcssgc the ar
rest Of four more men in tho Staten
Island garbage plant fight followed the
dismissal in the New Brighton police
court yesterday Of the fifteen men
charged with Selling and unlawfully
holding The site for the plant Owner
ship Of the land is claimed by Roger p.
Doyle. who. rs agent ior Edward 7.
Doyle. his father. paid Sl,75O for it
under an old Queen Anne grant, and by
). Sterling Drake. real estate dealer,
who has sold the property to the garb-
age plant contractors.
Drake Accused Of kidnapping.
District Attorney Each Of Richmond
broke of m his REORGANIZATION of
Nh. Drake 20 inform Magistrate Evins
that hc believed Mr. Drake. rather than
tho fifteen men. should have been the
defendant In Yesterdays action. Later,
in asking that che 'hrcc shotCuuS found
ln the Waterman Shautv ON the garb-
age plant site he held as evidence, he
told the maCi stratc he intended 90 In-
vestigsto evidence tending TO show that
Mr.. Drake had aided in kidnapping the
two aged Farmer brothers employed by
Doyle as Watchmcn.
Francis A. WiEs!ow. counsel for Mr..
Drake. made q dramatic appeal 20 Mag
istrste Evns for the arrest Of Roger =.
Doyle end the TWO aged and feeble
Farmer brothers. charging they had
Lniawfully trespssScd on the disputed
land The magistrate refused the re
quest.
As court adjourned Young DOYLE
started for the door. Mr.. Winslow
Sprsng TO his feet. pointed his finger
81 the young man. and shouted:
Don't try 20 leave this court. sir.
I'm gong TO see that you are locked
up"
Doyle made another bound toward
the door Mr.. Ninsiow turned, pro
tcstingly. to District Attorney Each.
you can't arrest man by pointing
your finger a. him." the District At
torney snapped Before Nr Wnslow
could spcaS again Doyle had disap-
pcared.
TOoh -Four Guns TO Shanty.
do YOU intend TO carry out your
threat of seeing Doyle in iaIl?' Mr.
Winslow was asked, as he left the
courtroom.
81 have never made statement in
open court that ] wasn't able to make
good" he replied.
MIR. Drake's testimony was consid-
cred the most importan: Of any
brought out at the hearing. and prOO-
ably will have great bearing on future
events. He admitted that he was re
sponsible for the three shotguns found
in the Waterman shanty. -Four. in
stead Of three. should have been
found" he volunteered. 81 took four
guns there the night placed the hf-
teen men i'm the shanty.'
"Why did you want guns there
The District Attorney asked.
For my men 10 use in defend Eg
themselves if attacked he replied
Mr.. Drake aid nc knew uothin. about
kidnapping the Farmer brothers. This
doesn't agree with representations
made by other members of the party
who accompanied Mr. Drake TO the site
on Wcdncsda night.
Mr.. Drake demanded that Magistrat Ia
Tvins restore him 20 possession OF inc
disputed land. now held by Doyle
watchmcn The magistrate refused
on the ground that decision OF me
ownership should be made by a cl''
court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
"The Highest Glass Hotel ~ the Cotskilis
New GRAND HOTEL
,ar.E.tt xtnrrNTtING tItit.,,a . ann

Opens June r. Climate IneGualled.
Do 10 20 degrees cooler than y. Y. city.
Perfect sanitary conditions. Cuisine and
service highest standard. Pure spring
water Superior grill. Reasonable prices.
Magnificent Bsl Room. symphony or
'neSlIa. Nhane ~ Special attractions
amos uN'". bah. and inducements for
~ 49, "Von anu the younger set.
tors, prizes golf tennis. billiard. pool. bowl
ing oscar Hsuter's superior saddle horses
Sue.i al rates for families.
IL HARRISON =. DOW Prop. Tel. Col. 1890
~ uotrI Ansonla. n-Nay & $50 ST.. y. Y. CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
COUNTRY BOARD.
VERMONT.

CENT ENOMAN owning modern f1ie m -
wooded biur directly overlooking laif 'ltf -.
opposite Pi.AT-rSBt re- Training camp m f' y.
~ rare beauty anl charm f0 frf ruIfnfl r.
seeklr 2 home atmosphere AMI conditions IH ~.
obtained m hotels AID slmref rr-or. NNfe'..
air. 600 mosquitoes. fishing fI'Nl.. Ul.
Ing reieph0re lsab CiErIe N. We -1iH 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
The CatskiII Mountains

ROMANTIC SCENERY
ALTITI DF 1000 Ia 1000 FEET
ATTRACTIVE HOTELS AND
BOARDING HOUSES
MANY TROUT STREAMS
POPULAR WALKS AND DRIVES
MOI NTNIN UIMBING-CiMPING
\ NONDERTI COUNTRY
on WILDWOOD CHARMS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
THE ULSTER&DELAWARER .R.

in connection with West Shore r. r..
operates through trains. including Pull
man service. The RIP VAN NINkIE
EMPRESS viii make first trip from
Sew York Monday. May END. leaving
torilanat street 1870 noon. West 42nd
street = lock a. NJ. daily except
sunday
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-11
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division, No. 1.
Justice Anderson

Camp VS. Camp; rule returnable April
II; plaintiffs attorneys, W. J. Lambert
and F. r. Whippler.
National Metropolitan Bank vs.. Rich
ards; order authorizing receivers to sell
and to make settlement; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Ralston e Richardson.
Thornton VS.. Powers; order confirming
auditors report; plaintiffs attorney, j.
p. Earnest.
Barnes VS.. Marden; decree substituting
trustee: plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston &
Richardson; defendants attorney, s. d.
Willis
Santmyer VS.. Santmyer; order dis
charging rule; plaintiffs attorneys, s. f.
Talliaferro and c. C. Miller; defendants
attorney. John Ridout.
Assignment for today:
32s6-Ripley VS.. Curtin. Attorneys,
Archer, Smith, Willett-Stein, Padgett,
Forrest.
SSs6-Radford VS.. Place. Attorneys,
Wilson, Huidekoper & Lesh-Hawken,
Haven, Ridout.
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United States Court of Claims.

Chief Justice Edward K. Campbell,
Judge Fenton W. Booth, Judge Samuel
s. Barney, Judge George w. Atkinson,
and Judge George E. Downey.
The Bethlehem Steel Company; judg-
ment for claimant. Opinion by Judge
Barney.
Winchester Repeating Arms Company;
judgment for claimant. Opinion by Judge
Booth.
Clarence W. Turner; conclusion of law
dismissing petition. Opinion by Chief
Justice Campbell.
Judgment for claimant In:
Harry E. Jenkins. SS6S.51.
John Smith, ss44.0o.
murrer sustained. with leave to claim
Judgment for claimant in:
p. K. Hickey, executor.
@. A. & ]. E. Blackaller, executors.
Thos. F. Mcclure, administrator.
John H. Kennedy.
James P. Hagier. administrator.
r. 5. Park, administrator.
Jose Perca, administrator.
Martha A. Daley, administrative.
Thomas Davenport, Administrative.
Samuel c. Mortenson, administrator.
Observation-Disclosures OF fact and
conclusion In:
Fanny z. Colgate, administrative.
Thaddeus p. jackson.
Lbbie NJ. Nichols, widow.
Celso Pierucci.
John H. Davis.
Jackson Elmer.
Samuel B. Hanway.
John W. Taylor.
Louisa Z. Rhea, widow.
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United States Court Of Customs
Appeals.
Monday. April 10. 1916.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery,
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber, De
Yries and Martin.
The following decisions were handed
down today:
No. 1884 Auffmordt & Co. VS.. United
States Opinion by Montgomery, presid-
ing judge. Silk crepes in the piece were
assessed by the collector at 60 per cent
as veilings and trimmings. The i'm
porters protested that they were properly
dutiable at % per cent as woven fabrics
of silk. The Board Of General Ap-
praisers overruled the protest Of the i'm
porters and the decision Of the board is
reversed.
No. 1900. Austin, Baldwin & Co. VS..
United States. Opinion by Smith, as
sociate Judge The issue In this case
IL the dutiable value Of certain phono-
graph records which were exported as
blank disks and returned as musical
records. The Board of General Ap-
praisers, on reappraisement. included the
specific items of expense and also added
20 per cent for general expenses. The
decision OF the board is reversed.
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GAL TpREALESTATER RECORD COMPLETE

Mary e. CoweIl, heir.
Order dismissing petition in:
Margaret c. Iamme eft al. heirs.
Congressional eight cases) submitted
by Mr.. c. ID. Pennebaker for plaintiffs.
and Mr.. p. q. Walker for defendants.
]. X. Joice VS.. United States, Mr.. Seth
Shepard, jr., was heard for defendants,
and Mr.. C. v. Church for plaintiff.
z. III. Wimberly, etc, VS.. United States.
Dismissed.
Cases posted for Tuesday:
United & Globe Rubber Company: at
torneys, King & King-Seth Shepard, jr.
Rio Grande Junction Railway Conn
pany; attorneys, Lyon Sc Lyon-C. II.
Bradley.
y. C. Court of Appeals.
Present. the Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel
2S96-American Security and Trust Co.
VS.. Ferrero; Judgment affirmed with
costs; opinion by Chief Justice shep-
herd.
2soS-Morrison VS.. Lane ct al; decree
reversed with costs and cause remanded
for further proceedings not inconsistent
with the opinion of this court; opinion
by Mr. Justice Robb.
292S and 2s2s-Doyle VS.. District Of Co
lumbia; appeals dismissed with costs;
opinion by Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
2S97 and 2ses-District of Columbia VS..
Georgetown Gas Light Co. and District
Of Columbia VS.. Washington Gas Light
Co.; judgment affirmed with costs above
and below; opinion by Chief Justice Cow
ington, who sat as a member OF the
court in the absence of Justice Van
Orsdel.
Adjourned from day to day.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square Gs. lot N and part lot Icon @. Brans,
Sadie P. Cohen Bertha Cohen and Mabel c.
Scheide. TO Levi H. DAVID and Rudolph B. Beh-
rendi TO secure Edgar A Behrend 81 500; years;
per cent semi-annually; same 70 same to secure
Thomas V. Hammond. $50: yess; 6 per cent
semiannually; same TO sane to secure Edrnr A
Behrend. S56s.ei; to Sc months: 6 Der cent.
Square 9T. lot -Thornton Ozrusi to Perez r.
Russell and Hayden johnson; to secure Mis- Barnes
Richardson, $500; years; 81 per cent seuian-
nuslly.
Barry Farm, lot To-. section s-Gordoo B. Oar
ling. as guardian. to Raymond NJ Hudson and J.
Addison Hicks; to secure Virginia b. King. 500;
one year. per crit
Square $50, lot D-Jsmss n. Durity ct VI Annie
A. TO George NJ. Emmerich and Dousiass s.
MackAll; to secure Washington Sir Per Gen. Per
manent Building Association. 1900.
Square 6oS. lots 2 and 23-Albertins Guds e. yfr
Charles A, to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts;
70 secure Perpetual Building Association 500
Square 300. lot Sa-Benjamin n Needs ct NJ
Hattie NJ, to Ernest l.. Schmidt and Geo-se NJ
Ecnmerich; To secure Gsnan-American Building
Association, N.soo.
Square loo5. lot so7John Z. Munenax ct VI Nora
j.. joint tenants, to TnpmAs Il PIckford and Alsx-
ander NJ German; TO sec7re James K EIlersou,
800; monthly payents; Per cent
Square TE. lot Eye; square sos. lot Z: square 81
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Be.shts Extensicn-wnfxm A. R~dmsnd. s~ux~..
70 HxrHismpos c<rdise, sso
Square I'll, lc< !. fcurtesntb euv< HexfAs-
stepaen 1 sheeev 81 w julia A, 70 Thorntou
C2ruz, SO.
rs street northwe~b-squsrs 80 iot s-yr.ue-
J. Smith and Louis orsubsrE Trustee, 70 wIIn2zu
A HnI xz7g
county-Netfis pelzznxn to Fr-de-set NJ s,s L.,
A. PsitznAu. part Described, G0
Id q xtrref soufhszst-Cnarsn Brr~r, su1 pSp--
B. Bergman, trustees. 70 Charles schafer a. A.
bert schnlte.s. tsazses. lO< 9 su1.S .pafs q
square l0l5. 500
New Yea avenue. bet~e<1 No-A ozpss sr--,
and Prs street northwext-Chsriccts n Bsie. 10
yohn A. Foley and MAY Z Folsy. lot 81 ssu.-.
rsters 1fin Seat snd Resrrey Of Par, Mn
se4t-John p. Perry e uL 70 Holmex Cs-syxi
Realty Company. part described. $40
Peters ALL Seat and Rexuxey Of Prs.-s. Mn
se2t-John r. Perry ct VI 10 trustees o. ths stx1h
Presc5ter1an Church, pan Described ln
PetSortb-Anzn Z Walkz e< ux 70 wfuarsd
Preston. lots 10 z, square XXI 40
" Twentieth street northwex-Je~S W Rsp-
lings trustee 70 D. II. Roaxnd Drrr. p~rs oriFtnal
lot .. square g. $500
sirtsenth Stree HishlHnds- Holm. o-,tnI
Realty Company TO Marie J. Brsy1ou, iuS p ~
psrt lots 2 and y, square III so
White Cruft-saihe J. Broadus 70 Hs-ry H.,
and n. Glenn Pheps lotx q, g. blor4 Z no
White Croft-Eretha NJ Es-nhouT 70 H.-
Boss and Il Glenn Phelps, los n 70 ,. hiocf 4
SO
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Equity Division, No. 2,
Justice MCCOY.

R. W. and J. B. Henderson VS.. Hutch
ins; statement OF evidence submitted;
plaintiffs attorney, F. H. Stephens: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. Cuttings & Chamber
lin.
wedderburn VS.. wedderburn. jr.; time
for filing transcript of record extended
to April q; plaintiffs attorneys, Berry &
Minor and L. II. David; defendants at
torneys, Charles Bendheim & EdmunS
Burke.
Ball vs. First Cooperative Building As
ISOLATION: disbursements ordered.
Dante VS.. Hutchins: on ihearing: plain
tins attorneys, Brandenburg & Brandon
burg; defendants attorneys, Cuttings &
Chamberlin.
Assignment for today:
9O1SS-Dante VS.. Hutchinsons; attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg-Gitting
johnson, Merillat, Cohen.
220-Rudolph & West Co. VS.. Howe et
lal.; attorneys. Gutenberg. Hoehling
Peelle & Ogilby. Rhodes, Cromelin, Ford
Browning-Carlisle, Howe, Digs.
18-Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; attorneys
Swayze. Johnson-Swindell, Van Fleet
Maddox & Galley.
2oO91 CProbate)-In re estate of Johr
Wheelwrght; attorneys, Hackett-
Rounds
S227+Port Graham Coal Co. VS.. Nc
Adoo; attorneys, Herrick, Day-Laskey
Hinton, Ellis & Donaldson.
H4-Boyts VS.. Mann; attorneys, Bal.
lenger-Darlington.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sixteenth street extended-County. part tz1ct de-
scribed-Nettie Pelzman to Frederick N. and Ivy
A. Pelzmzn, tenants In common, SO.
g street between Seventh and Eghth s-eess
northsss-Square SO. lot lo-De Wilton AtcbesOn
and Mary Z Williamson, 10 James R. Durity, SO;
TO correct deed RECORDED IN hber 33 folio s..
HsS p street northWes-Squzre l5, lot E-Aned-
can Security and Trust COupsny. trustee. TO VII
liam A. Hill, SZT0
Webster street and Georgia Hvenns northvest-
Square 2i7. lot l. Fourteenth Street Heights
Thornton CHruS TO Walter B. Huffman, so.
FOurteen-And-aShan street. between B and Q
streets northesst-Squsre lo65, lot 8-Jsnes r. Il
le-sou ct VI. Lncg NJ, To John z and Nora J.
Mullen1x 5oint tenants so.
street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets south-
ves-SQu1re 5ss. sub lot Es-Be1e Golden e1ecu-
trix; Milton S. CSrpintes, executoC; CStherins A.
Csrter. Norz Turner Margaret @ Baum, Con- NJ
Tr1csy. Emma Carter, Georgia T. Golden. william
G. Garter Ct Margaret J.. Cornelius A Mills
ct uI. Oatherine, Robert J. Nils and Belle Gordon
to Alexander Thonpsun. H.7n
Square GO lot g. Villa Psrk-LArTuDcs T. Kin
patrick 70 John II. Meyer, s.
LII street northwest-Squzrs ID lot 1T
Charles r. Newman e W. Abigail C., TO Josephins
B. Bruce so
Square az. lot 3; square ss. lot III ooaees
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Circuit Division, No. 4,
Justice Could.

Kettner VS.. District of Columbia; judy
ment on verdict for plaintiff for $500;
plaintiffs attorneys. ]. s. Easby-Smith-
r. B. Fleharty; defendants attorney, R.
]. Whiteford.
Sully VS.. Hammond order extending
time to file transcript to June 26, and to
submit bill of exceptions to May q; plain
TINS attorneys, Cuttings & Chamberiin;
defendants attorneys, McRenney & Elan
merry and George P. Hoover.
Bridwell VS.. Cotton: Judgment by de-
fault for plaintiff for 81 900; plaintiffs at
torneys, MILAN & Smith.
samuel X. Upperman, administrator,
VS.. Washington Railway and Electric
Company; verdict for PLAINTIFF for $500;
plaintiffs attorneys. Lyon & Lyon and
A. L Newmyer; defendants attorney,
John s. Barbour.
Buckler VS.. Moore & Hill; mandate OF
Court of Appeals presented; judgment
for costs, $3.50; order setting aside tudg-
ment OF June .. 1875 plaintiffs attorney,
J. II. Adriaans; defendants attorney, j.
P. Schick
Franko VS.. Love; Jury respited; plain
tits attorney. L. J. Mather; defendants
attorney, A. L. Newmyer.
Assignment for today:
3l5-Burke VS.. Anacostia & Potomac
Railway Co.; attorneys. Lambert, Yeat-
InaIl-barDOur.
S2S-Calvert, administrator, VS.. Ter
minal Taxicab Co.; Attorneys; Cuttings
& Chamberlin, Mattingly-Baker, oster-
man.
329-Sommerville VS.. Mckinley; attor-
neys, Imlay-O'Donoghue.
3SS-Morgan VS.. Capital Traction Co. /;
attorneys, Topper C Gusack-Hogan.
35T-Dean vs. Washington Gas Light
Co.; attorneys, Robinson-Berry G. Minor.
S6I-Wedderburn VS.. Moses; attorneys,
Gies-Ellis G Donaldson.
S9-Henderson vs.. Mann; attorneys.
Hin, jr.-Sullivan.
S1-Jewett VS.. Moses ct al: ATTORNEYS
Gardiner, Hamby-McNeill.
1A-Burke. Administrative. VS.. District
of Columbia; attorneys, MILAN, Smith,
Burke-Syme.
S2-Brosnan, jr.. VS.. Zell Motor Car Co. !:
attorneys, Neale & England-Sbeehv
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lots a and %-Tbomss Rsftery Fl ux Elizabeth
NJ also in her own night. to Herbert A en- and
Theodore N. GIN, r.. to secure Paul v. Rogers.
$3.50; 20 L months; per cent seni-snnusIly
ADD maturity.
Square AZ. lot g ans north part los ss-Thcuss
W. stubole1sld ct ux Emily A. 10 Isaac W.
Ncrdlineer and Rudoph b. Behrend. TO secure
hsyer sordlinssr, slsp; years; per cent semi-
annually.
Square ss. sabla 5s-Alexsnder Thompson ct w
Addie B., to George H Calvert. 3r.; TO Cora
7. Heidet. $3.50; yesH; per csut seni-sunnsly.
Square ie7. psrt lot x,-Jsmes A Clark Ct w
Laura ". to John G. wescon and George S. King;
20 secure N. r PumoAr-y. 500; | year; PER
semi annually.
Barry Fxrm-ysmes y. smoos Ct ux TO Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company; 70 secure Equitable
co-opssti,e Building Association. 500; part lot Z.
section ..
West Eckinston-John A. FoseT ct ur TO Wash
inston Loan and Trus CompanJ; 70 secure Boult-
able Co-operstise Building Association. N.fcos lot
10; block g.
SQUARE xzi-wInhead Preston TO william n
Holman and Allan L. Walker 70 secure Albert
W. Howard. $3.50; year,. per cent semi-sn-
each Of said btx.l same TO William 7. Galhher
and Charles L Galliher TO secure Allan u. Walker,
s.. 500; ous year; Per cent seui-annuaily; lots
10 T.
Square S-MIlard p. Thompson ct al, trustees
to Washington Loan and Trust Company; To se-
cure Equitable oooperatiTe Bpiidins AssociAtao1-
1900; part lot IL
Richmond Psrk-warsr @. Esingsr Ct uI 10 Ar
thur Gam and Marvin A C1stts 10 secure Per
petusl Building Association. $50; lots !. and ,
sqrare 1911
Petuorth-Annie L nsinser 20 Arthur Carr and
Marvin A. Gusts 10 secure PerpStuAl Building As
ISOLATION. $500; lot 8, square ~.
SQUARE lM-Edxin Kirk ct 70 Jesse W. Rsvl-
ings and James @. SHIRLEY 10 secure Frank s.
Collins. 500; years; sa per cent seni,2nnnsIly
east half original lot
Square SD. h Roland Drwy to Georrs Y.
worthington and George Y. Worthinetoo. RI %
secure Ruth G. CoIlette. $3.50; years; pei
| cent sema-annuAly; part original lot g.
Square ZA-Magde J. Brzyton 70 Wharton 4.
Lester and Michael ]. Colbea to sscue NstIousl
PermHneut Building Association. $50; part lots =
and q and an lot 2. Same 70 G. Francis SS0l
and q. Percy McGus 70 secure Holmes Central
Realty Corporation. s2y5oi; l 2. and years; {
per cent; same property.
Square loI7. part lot E-JGres A Clark e u
| to John @. Weldon and George s. king; 20 Securg
N. n. Pmphrey. 500; year; per cent semi,
annually.
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DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Look Young-AppB CHATHAM
less-No Dye.

Not trace of gray shows in your
hair after a few applications OF Q-Bsn
Hair Color Restorer TO hair and scalp.
Q-Ban is no dye. but is a harmless.
ready-to-use liquid, which makes scalp
and hair healthy. II your hair is gray,
stresked with gray. prematurely gray,
faded, thin OF falling. simply shampoo
hair and scalp with Q-BAn Hair Color
Restorer. All your gray hair and en-
tire head Of hair then quickly turns
to an even. beautiful dark shade. lesv-
ing all your hair healthy, fluffy. soft,
radiant, full Of life. fascinating; so
evenly dark and handsome no one will
suspect you used Q-Ban. Also stops
dandruh and falling hair. Only soc
for a big bottle at Riker-HeEeman
Drug Store, at 1905 F street northwest
Washington. D. c. Out-of-town peo-
pie supplied by parcel post-Adv.
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Gompers Sends Ont Anneal

New York, April s.-President Samuel
Gompers. of the American Federation ~
Labor. notified all Central Labor Unions
in the United States today OF the decidon
OF the federation to ask the Central
Unions. acting for the ZOO, 900 members
to have q new anti-injunction law intro
duced In all Of the State legislatures. "a
the belief that efforts VIII be made by
powerful interests 10 curtal the rights o.
labor unions by means Of legislative ao-
ton.
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Estafe Albert s. Barker; order admit
ting hi to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Ellen B. and Bowen
Barker; bond 5000; attorney. Frank
Stefson.
Estate Frank NJ Morton; petition for
appointment of administrator filed; at
torney. @. Percy McGlue.
Estate Sarah z. Henning: viii dated
November Il, 1915. filed.
Estate Daniel K. Trimmer: petition to
cucumber realty filed; attorney. p. L.
Wright
Estate Ariana Waters; petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed; attor-
ney, IRVING Williamson.
Estate Mary l. Shields; win dated
January II. 1905, fled.
Estate Marian Bryan: win dated
August 20 1909. and codicil dated July u.
1915 Aled.
Estate Louisa #, Erwin; petition for
probate of win and letters testamentary
filed; attorneys, Faust & Wilson
Estate Louisa S. Smoot; will dated June
10, 1905, filed.
Estate NJ. Isabella McBath; VIII dated
November g. 1913, fled.
Estate John II. Dripps; petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney, I. B. Lin
ton.
Estate Florence o. Taylor; WIN
dated March 20. 1916, fled.
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Justice stafford.

Assignment today:
Ss-Grove VS.. Grogan. Attorneys
Mather. Downey-Baker. Leahy.
3S-Karrick VS.. Fuller Co. Attorn.vs
Quinn-Duval
Ss4-Trimble VS.. District National Rank
attorneys, Darr. Peyser-Lester, Bar.
nard & Johnson.
Sss-Thomas VS.. Washington Terminal
GO; attorneys, Jones. Ridout-Hamilton
& Hamilton.
4oo-klein VS.. City & Suburban Ry. Co.
attorneys, Ray jr., Quinn-Hooyer.
o"-Sherier VS.. Washington Railway
Snd Kratz-Baker, osterman- W.