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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
LAS VEGAS WILL
GET SUBSTANTIAL
RAILROAD SHOPS
General Manager Fox Reticent
About Colmor Cutoff but
Announces Big Appropria.
tion for Improvements.

East Las Vegas. y NJ, Apri 20
R,t.c,nt enough whom asked about
tho completion ~ the Colmur out-of
"a ur.l,.' which has been near IA"
hearts CO.. local people Tor years ana
which ~ expected somoday 10 mako
rh 'h" metropolis 81 Sew Mexico.
General Manager Fred G Fox never
'h,I.ss r.Er good news To- this come
HHr.'y sunday
SIR Fox announced that 'hc santa
F. bad appropriated s3-, -uu fa W
r~r.H'm'.f. u fbr loaII railroad
plant These .urrH. ou'r'. N. H
elHd, t u,V ai-s'aif reinforce. .."
,i,f. y..HihuIs, li ..H.r
house ..-..u ..tI STORAGE
F.. plant e,rl.n- 'uui 'ra..e a
.f.r.h.H.. AUD other .nl ..r .".I.
together H.ih il. '.F
rJg f. -or.r fh,.r
Mr. F.N HI- .r..Hu. rN
rl p' HD.' 'r
.r..r .f .l'.
.n..f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

when distinguished visitors are lolng
through tho institution, Andres saves
n child. the daughter OF the keeper,
from death nj tho risk ~ his own life.
For this valiant deed and the fact that
his record was perfect. Andres In par
doned n set free. lie returns to the
village and goes to Maria Rosa's house
n few minutes before the wedding
party arrives from the church. lie
secrotes himself in Maria Rosa's room
into which she flees for a OF
prayer before the feast begins There
she and Andres meet Maria Rosa be-
hcv!ng that she has seen the ghost Of
her tru ,oyc. Realizing that some ter
rlhle mistake has been made. Maria
Rosa ~porsuades Andrc8 10 leave with
an haste and bring the village priest.
When he has left, she returns 10 the
breakfast room. whor, after shamming
mcrrimcut size aud Ramon are left
alone 40 last Ramon has been drink
INK heavily In celebration Of his mar.
fiHso ANA victory 'IcvoIiy. Maria
Rosa wins the admission from him
that 81 was hc who Killed the fsh-
waug,r u allowed Andrps TO suffer
and d. was De- wiu brought her the
forged not" ut Andres death Enracci
sir r,rhD him with a knife and kills
him. nud as Dec SLOWLY d,rr, members
%. her ftmII, rush IN 10 learn from RIA
mon O. own lius that his death was
e. used himself 1s tho o.. llt of an
accident
rh. tgfhor 81 th' hnuU b.. Angel Girl
w0r1 f noted Spanish dtImit.st who
.s .a.i tu Ity' obtained hIs story Of
'HlUfIa NDNf. .fum Am .IIUlI ltuleu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
Pepper Talks
BY GroRGE Matthew ADAMS
The George" Habit

II you only realized how much
you miss In Pleasure Growth and
increased Power every time you
push Responsibility upon someone
else, yuu would never again let a
chance pass 10 do what comes 10
you to DO.
naco Tor all, break the LET
George Do it' habit. when q task
steps up before you--tako hold OF
II and do it Yourself
Ia every commuuity-in this
community-thero are always big,
ready, generous. willing people
quick 10 respond TO any call Tor Ser
ylc mt the moment someone elso
shirks. They are the "Georpos."
aud II YOU viii let them perform
your work. they viii do Il. But
when they 00-you move Back
ward. iON-be a George"
Work that should be done by
Yourself Is never done so well Wien
shtii'd 20 someone else.
You are either a DO or n Let DO.
II BE- a personal matter OF Success or
Failure as 10 which you are.
The Let George Do Il" folks ara
easily spotted. They line the side
walks %, every busy street. Thoy do
the easy Jobs IN the stores and
Factories. They are the fellows
that board NJ Jails and Aims Houses
ana Keep the Lawyers busy. They
pro the men ana women that are
too busy 10 do what Is asked and
required Of them To do.
Don't Let George DO It," DO It
YOURSELF
Looking Tor a lob! TRY a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

that made Geraldine Farrar a bride
II IL to be shown In a thousand Para
mount motion picture theatres this
aprinE.
IT WINS a strange coincidence that
this should be 80. Following his PIX
,raoroinary success as an actor IN
Madame Bernardo company, Lou
Tellegon, by reason Of the great favor
that had been shown him in has tours
Of the United States with the famous
actress. decided 60 learn the English
language sufficiently We'll 20 appear as
a star OF The American stage. Thus
one year after De h1I made his dee
cislor, he had $50 completely mastered
English as to %rclill. bis ambition HIS
debut on the English speaking stage Boo
Kew yorL was a brilliant suc,css His
play was a Spanish drama entitled,
MARIA Rosa" Critic. aud public her
aided him at one, ns one 81 the lead
inr romantic actors
when Luu-T'Ii.fan wout To the
I.asky studios lest spring. to appear DO
pi-oturizatious Of THE Explorer md
"Thc Unknown la there met Miss
Tarrar. When he beard thai Miss Par
rar was 90 appear lu 20 Ihotopl.r vor.
sion OF 'Mari9 RnsI' Pc volnUtcorcd
lis assis.lnco 60 '.r and the othcr
artists. At a.. a-, OF eighteen hr was
graduated witt hi.H,-t honors from
tho school ~ acting at the Theatre
L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26
Current Poetry
The Blind Heather

Tho heather In his blindness
Bows down to wood and stone.
His spirit walks IA darkness
10y q thOrnv path, alone;
I'ut We, In our enlightenment,
Bow down 10 wiser things:
To gold and silver, pump and show.
To kaiscrs and to kings:
To fashions and formallties.
To crinoline, to creed,
To Grundyigm. Toryism,
I%oppycock, aud greed.
Ana sometimes when our homages
invade the heathen's mind.
The heather In his blindness
Must be mighty clad he's blind.
Roy GriNih.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

rfNDER the soft glow Of an
Office lamp four persons sat
last summer In tho quiet Of a
still California night. Before
them on the desk was a photoplay
manuscript over which they talked In
low tones.
This would be n wonderful role Tor
me-" said the single woman In the
group. She was Geraldine Farrar,
world famous prima donna 81 the
metropolitan opera House. who was
talking. She continued, And | am
obliged 10 you. sir. tor tho suggestion
you have given
As she arose from the desk the three
men also arose. The tallCst ana
broadcast Of the three was Lou-Telle-
gen. the famous star who twice toured
this country as leading man with Ma
dame Sarah Bernhard but who was al
the iasky studios appearing as the star
IN Paramount productions. The other
two were Cecil r. he Mile. director
general OF the Lasky Feature Play Com.
pany and his brother. william 6. De
Mile, the noted drdmdtist and chief Of
the photodramatiC STAFF 81 the picture
producing firm. The manuscript over
which they had discussed. was "a pho
todramatiC version ~ the famous
spanish tragedy Of peasant life, Ma
ria Rosa"
This was the beginning ~ a romance
which the whole world turned Tor tho
from It's news 81 dreadful war
and hurried business and stopped "a
contemplate with pleasure. Several
weeks x IL New YORK. Clty, Geraldine
Furrar became Mrs. Luu-Teliegen al
tho homo OF her parents, MIR AMI Mrs
Sidney Furrar.
Maria Rosa was tho photOplay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

Woman loves r', ru.v com
,s,.u. uurlogh Blood r.'f.rs ls
nrdII COR ruriI. ur iur blood.
,.,u'.r. tho SKIN RESTORING sound d.
a, ou. An uaNrr.sts snll 3D.. pnc'.
400.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

uID DOlND~ fr rms oi'puiIN
Ia NttNt itiNk 80, it,DNN \l.ii1
DANNiN. hfgii, 10 GitIO,h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-04-26

Looking Tor a Job! Try a
Herald Want I'D.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tvinins City. l-ts 3 and S, block Ernest L.
Schmidt and Ge1rEe NJ. Ennerich trustees, 10
Adolph Feldvoss and William A. HettInEer. tr1s
tees. 81 800 in trIst for Germsn-Amsncsn Building
AsruCiation
Square ssa LOT p Hunters Hsishts-Afro- Amen
can Realty COMPANY TO Plummu W. ard Annie
square 9oea. lots 46 and 47. Chevy Chase Grove
Fulton R. Gordon ct uH- Cora A. to JmOerto
Anessi. $500
Petworth, lot 4s block sc-Martin l. GottWals ct
ux. Charlotte ] TO John C. and Ellen F Hennin-
ger Joint tenants. SO: trust So0c
Square 1910 lot !, Chevy Chase Tc7TaCe-Jsmes {.
Marsh ct Tx. Mae F.. 10 William +. ThySan and
John DOYLE Csrmody. tUstees, SO
Square Zle part lot . Peters Mil Seat-Janes
{ Marsh ct ux Mae E. to William F. Th-soa and
John Doyle Carmody. trustees. SO.
Square z7s lot 81 Sixteenth Street Heights
James c Marsh e uK. Mae b, to William B.
Thysou and John DOYLE CErmody, trustees SO.
Square 6l5l lot and west par, lot 4. First Add
ton to Washington Highlands. H. Murphy et w.
Mary E, TO Singleton L and Mary J. Cooper tOint
tenants $50
le Fifth street northeast. square so. psrt
original lot s-Ad2 ". Tucker TO Charles Fcvrcst.
SO; trust, 5.Jo.
% and Chattels-John A. Wsrfeld to Ella VARIED
500
Seventh street between L and NJ streets northeast
square ss6. lot 32-Ffank G. Davidson et ux. Susan
H to Edward s Wohlfarth, SO.
Square S6s lot sl Chillum Castle Msnor-wood-
ford u. Harlan 10 Alcens Lsmond, SO.
Square I755. lots and s, Wisconsin Avenue Park
AIdina Jacobson and Albert d. Jacobson. toint
tenants TO Arthur B. Cs-pbell, SO. trust, s. OS0.
TunaW road street northwest square 1900.
lot 9s6-Florence S. Lusk to Arthur B. Campbell
SO; trusts $500.
Square 1896. lots TO %: square 1865. lot IS
Takoma Park Heghts-Ance A. McConsthy to
Woodford D. Harlan SO.
Square SS, lot 3. Central Addition-Clara A
MArden to Samuel A. King. SO
Square 4Z7 lot 6. Villa PARK HeiEhts-Clsrs A.
Marden to Alice l. Littleton. SO.
Square i3o2 lot u, Villa Park-Clara A. Marden
to Peleg L. Cole r., SO.
Square S3ol. lot 2s Villa Park Heights-Clara A
Marden to John B. Reed SO
1876 Fifteenth street northwest BIZ Eleventh
street northwest; Third and streets northeast
square 35, sub lot 80; square 2s46 lot S. Mount
Pleasant block Il: square 1854 lots and 10 Center
lexington. block l7-Aiary Augusta Reidy TO Mary
A. Reidy SO
Ingeside lot 10, block l-Mary Shariro a viz
Jacob l.. to Jesse NJ. Shrprc so.
Deanwood Heights lots and g. block l6-Tr1stees
Of Beulah Baptist Church TO Trustees Of the Beulah
Baptist Church Of Deanwood Heights s.
lTS CorCorsn street northwest square l55 lot 10
Raphael y. Young TO Ella NJ. Young S.
Petworth-Lnan NJ. Benson 70 Frank G. David
son, lot 75 block g. SO.
Lnwood Heghts-John W. Glennsn trustee to
Rozer ID. Beckley. lots % and n block ; SO
ia Florida avenue Dorthwest-Charies H Cragiu
surviving trustee, TO Rosa v. Grof lot H. square
ST. S,650.
Mount Plesssat-Gsocse ". sadney and Hsrg
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
MARKET SLUGGISH
and REACTIONARY
Automobile Issues Decline
From One to Six Points.
Recessions General.

New York, July u.-There was little
change from the conditions OF yesterday
in the stock market today, dealings
being professional to the greater extent.
The steady downward tendency Of values,
however influenced some liquidation.
At the beginning there was much
nervousness over the sharp upturn Of
money and the violent break in In
dustrial Alcohol which characterized the
close OF yesterday. The absence Of a
sharp recovery occasioned much atten-
lion and attack upon attack was made
on the market because 1t would not rally.
Automobile issues felt the brunt Of the
bear pressure, and Studebaker Corpora
tion, Maxwell Motors, Willys-Overland
and others of the group declined from
two to six points or more in the trading
Of the forenoon.
On short covering Industrial Alcohol,
yesterdays chief feature of weakness
gained a moderate rally. and resistance
to the forces Of contraction was offered
by some OF the more prominent war
stocks, like Crucible Steel and Baldwin
Locomotive. The general tendency. how
ever, was reactionary and recessions
were not limited to any special group.
The losses in the motor shares, however
were accentuated.
In the later trading prices moved in
an erratic manner. Some issues rallied,
but others sloped down to a. lower level
than preyiosuly.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
New York Analysis.
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
LIVER grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command higher prices
EGGS-Freeh. per doz, 2sa2l
BCTTER-BeSt prints, new per ID. aIs; do
tub per ID. 50z process, per lb.. 3; store-packed
per H., Ha2
LARD-Tub, pure per h, ual2; do, compound,
Per h., oh; cottonseed oil per can. 375
CHEESE-New York. new, PER ID IS; at, p.r
ID. l8; Swiss domestic, per ID. %; do foreign,
per h. 20.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per H.. 10: roosters
per b.. Il; spring ducks. per b. IS; chickens
spring. per lb.. 2a3; turkeys. per ID. 90
GREEN GOODS-AsparagIs per dozen punches
los20o; beans pen basket. 25a75; beets, per 100.
2Ooa10O; cabbage new. per crate. 5Oa75; cAntaloupes
per crate lna20; carrots, per bunch, 2a3; cauli-
flower. per basket. oaloo celery Florida per crate
2Ooa2T5; corn, North Carolina per crate ooal X
cuc1Imbers, per basket Local 90 cymbngs rer crate
50a65 eggplants. Per crate. T5al 5; kale per bb1
a6aj0; New York. per basket. I2jal75: Iettuce rar
Dbl. l5Oa25O; onions per sack 2O0a2 .; do Trras
25oa40; peppers. per crate. l5oa2OO; potatoes per
bbl., go tomatoes, nearby. per boz, 75a1 90. tur
nips per bunch 3aiA
FRUITS-Appes. per Dbl. 2ooaioo: cbsr1ss D.-
crate looa3o0; cranberres, per bbl, sooalo 90. do
per box. l.75a2OO; grapefruit Ter box ANA n.
lemons, per box. i0)ai50; oranges per crate 0Oa
275; peaches, per crate l.OOs2 .; pineapples rer
crate 2oa2.5O; raspberrie5. per qt, 6ai5. vata-.
melons, Zach. 20a3o.
LIVE sTOCK-veal calves prime, per Ii ,pAs1r.
do. medium. per Ib., s14alo; spring lambs fat ne
lb., l0l7sll.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. 1.
justice Gould.

In re lunacy of J. A. Haapancn; ref
erence to auditor.
Stose vs. Hight; rule returnable July
IA: plaintiffs attorneys. Wilson & Barks-
dale; defendants attorneys, II. p. Blair
and F. ]. Hogan.
Scrivener We. Brooks; reference to audi
tor; plaintiffs attorney, George c. Cert
man.
Lane VS.. Cooke; decree pro confesso;
plaintiffs attorney. George c. Gertman
Castelberg ct al. VS.. Martin; order va
eating pro confesso; plaintiffs attorney
Alexander Wolf; defendants attorneys
P. B. Cromelin; E. Med. Kintz and Z.
B. Bauman.
Allen vs. Allen; reference to auditor;
plaintiffs attorney, r. P. Shealey
Stott vs. Sweeney; order appointing
guardian ad Item; plaintiffs attorney,
l. H. Linton.
Swartzell vs. Wilson; order directing
clerk of court to pay certain sum; plain
tins attorney, l. H. Linton; defendant s
attorneys, w. L. Townsend H. F. Wood
ward. r. ]. Taggart and Gordon & Cor
don
Dobbins VS. Dobbins; rule returnable
July "A; plaintiffs attorney. H. H. Hol-
lander.
Scott vs.. Scott; order confirming sale;
plaintiffs attorney, E. H. jackson; de-
cendant's attorney, W. NJ Williams.
Cohen We. Cohen; order continuing
rule; plaintiffs attorney, B. T. Doyle;
defendants attorney, Z. L. Gies.
Moore VS.. Moore; order substituting
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, W. ]. Lam
bert; defendants attorney. R. H. Yeat-
man.
Jones VS.. Colbert; decree accepting Of
fer to purchase; plaintiffs attorney, w.
H. Manogue; defendants attorney, Jas.
E. Padgett
District OF Columbia VS.. Washington
Terminal Co.. bill dismissed with costs;
appeal noted (by Justice Mccoy: plain
tins attorneys, c. H. Syme and F. H.
Stephens; defendants attorneys. Hamil-
ton & Hamilton.
Lamparter VS.. Lamparter; decree con-
frming sale and referred to auditor;
plaintiffs attorney. B. F. Leighton; de-
fendants attorneys, Brandenburs &
Brandenburg.
Poston VS.. P. H. Pattison & Co.; order
appointing Stanley D. Willis receiver;
bond $500; plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston
G. Richardson.
Beauvais VS.. Beauvais; order Of publ
cation; plaintiffs attorney. E. B. Hutch
ison.
Stern ct al. VS.. Stern; rule returnable
July "A; plaintiffs attorney, Daniel W.
Baker.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

R,rimore July u.-EGGS-Narket quiet Mary
land Pennsylyaria and nearby hrsts. Ea4 kastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia, hrsS, - - eest
Southern North CarolinS) hSts. 2a3 me mar
kst foS Western eggs is finn, Western fresh case
count. "A. and candled, 2iaB
BITTTER-Separator, extras. 81; do, frsts. "a
20. prints h-lb. extras. SaS2; frsts. 9a3l; CO.
lib. extras, 5la32 hrsts. 2a3o; blocks. loe eI-
tras Osg: frsts. 9a3O: dairy prints. Maryland.
Pennsylvania and Virginia. extras, Saa; nrsts "a
n. store-racked q; Maryland and Pennsylvania
rolls, ahA22; Ohio rolls. 2'sao; West virginia
LIVE P0ULTRY-Proes per pound. unless other
wise stated: Chickens. spring. lNa2 lbs. 8s2l
do /. to II lbs 2a26; do, under N lbs, 3a
"a: do, white LeEhoTu. 25a2a do. old hens. heavy.
lsale. do small TO medium, lssls; do. old ROSTERS
and stays oa DufsS ps:,r MuSSG SEQ and d Gns Inss5
Runners, 12al3: puddle, large. fat old, l3a4; do.
small poor l2al3; do. spring. over 81 lbs Hals;
do, smaller, l6aT Pigeons pair. old. Is; do.
VEG VEGETABLEs AND GREEN FRUITs-Pota-
ties white new, Norfolk. No. !. barrel. 25Oa275;
do No . barrel. l.5na2.Cc; North Carolina, No. l.
barrel 2Sa275; York River barrel. 25; Rappa-
hammock barrel 25a25: Eastern Shore, Virginia,
barrel; 25a265 Apples-Early harvest. fancy,
barrel, l75a2 .; do. small. barrel Local 3 do.
IR barrel basket 50a75. Asparagus MARYLAND and
Virginia. No. l. dozen. looal 90 Do; c1lis doIsn'
wax bushel 5Oal %: RappahAnnock bushel basket,
30a40 Beets, Raprahannock bunch PAS; do. na-
tive. bunch, 2a3 Blsckberries. North Carolina
quart 4a5; do Eastern Shore. Maryland. quart.
las: las do. Rappahanrock, bucket. soa5. Cabbage,
Norfolk. barrel l25al5O; d.. crate l2sal.s2 do.
Eastern Shore. Virginia. barrel. L2Ssl0 Canta-
loupes, North Carolina, crate. lgaL75; do. Cali
fornia fat crates lOoal.lC; do. standard crates.
2OOa2 q: do. Georgia, crate. l5oa2U. Com. Rap
pahannock, dozen, salO Cuclnbers, Norfolk. bas-
ket 4Oa5O do. barrel 75al.25: do, native basket
3aso Elephants. Florida. per crate. l.25al0; do,
Norfolk. per crate, 2Ooa225. Gooseberries. Mary
land and Virginia. green, pound, ls.2i huckisbsr-
ries, quart, sas Kale native. bushel box, 3aS.
Lettuce, native bushel box. 5Ja75; do. New York.
basket or box, LoOal2. onions-reIas Bermuda;
crate. l.75a2Oo do. new Virginia, yellow. bushel
basket. lO0al25: do. yellow barrel, S5oa375; do,
white, barrel 3ooa3.25; do. Maryland and Penn
sylvania bushsl, lloal.25. Peaches-Georgia. car
rier, 5Oa2 25; do Eastern Shore, Maryland. box.
6Oal.oo; do, basket. 50 Peppers. Florida, crate.
2OOa225 Pineapples. FlOuda, crate. L5a2 So
Raspberries red, pint, 4a5; do. quart, sss; do.
black quart, s Rhubarb, native, bunch. laih
Squash. native, basket 2'as, Strawberries. nearby
quart sal; do. Anne Arundel. quart. sag. To
matoes, Mississippi, crate. 75aloo; do. Potomac
crate, 5a75. watermelons. Georgia, car. l5oaz5o.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, July u-Prospectirs losses by black rust
IN the spring wheat country failed to check profit
taking By longs Net losses were Il to 4 cents
and thse was little reaction from the lowest levels.
Crop experts now in the spring wheat belt
looking over ths plant and their claims Of damage
naturally favored the bears There are many
possibilities surrounding the wheat market As
well as conditions which may be brought about
by crop losses
While senttnsnt was jug handle affair at the
close Saturday with the bulls in the majority.
today there was a partial change in the ideas
Of speculation
The first car Of new crop wheat was received
here today from Kansas and graded No. hard
winter. Cash handlers predict that the move
nsnt Of the new crop will continue compar,tirey
small unless prices are advanced
Corn was irregular, nearby months losing \ TO 4
cents while the deferred months were Up Il cents
Oats was strong.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
Probate Division.
.yuatice (,ouId

Estate John r. Mclean: petition of E.
B. Mclean to be paid net income filed
and rule on executor returnable July l3;
attorneys. Wilton J. Lambert and Joseph
W. Bailey.
Estate Frederick Imhof; order for sale
OF personal property; attorney. J. A.
Maedel
In re Ann w. Todd, order to invest
funds
Estate John Stevenson: order authoriz-
ing administrator c. t a. to sell real es-
tate: attorney, r. r. Horner
Estate Michael c. Leonard: order for
sale Of personally; attorney. R. H.
Walker.
Estate George ]. Newman; order ad-
mitting will to probate.
Estate Oliver L. White: order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Jaretta White; bond
$500: attorney. W. H. Richards.
Estate Ladonia c. White: order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Robert L. and Lula A.
Pendleton; attorney, w c. Martin.
Estate Jared D. Terrell; will dated
April 13, 1912, filed.
Estate Marietta E. Stanton; will dated
April 70, 1915, filed
Estate Winnie ]. Elliott: will dated
March 6, 1915, filed
Estate James II. Hammell. will dated
October 1s. 1909. and July %, 1888 filed.
Estate Edward O. Herman; will dated
January 81, 1916, filed
Estate John s. Jenkins: petition for let
ters of administration filed; attorney. G.
Percy McGlue.
Estate s. S. Burdett: order nlsi to rati-
fy sale; attorneys, Hoehling, Peelle &
Ogilby.
Estate Martin ]. Sackett; will dated
January o. 1905 filed
Estate Edward O. Herman; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorneys, Faust &
Wilson and r. E. Mcnamara
Estate Redwood vandergrtft; petition
for probate Of will filed; attorneys, Berry
& Minor.
Estate Catherine Rose; petition for pro-
bate of will filed; attorney. c. w. Clagett.
Estate Marietta E. Stanton: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters of administration to Flora S, Kalk:
bond $1,000: attorneys. Clephane &
Clephane.
Estate Alexander Ruff; order for security
for costs.
Estate John D. O'Neill; order appoint
ing John c. Cuttings and Wilton J. Lam
bert collectors; bond $4,000; attorneys. w.
J. Lambert, Cuttings & Chamberlin and
R. E. Mattingly.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. July l-wHEAT-Reodpx 1859
bushels consisting Of 80 * bashsls Southern and
Y ..B bushels Western; shipmsnts from ele-ztors
72.Sil 6ushels stock IN elevator T!7L5sl bushelA
The market opened hrrner. folloES: Spot, LosiS
No. Westen, LlOa.: July. l.ez
C0RN-ReceptS, 66C b1shslS consisting Of 6 N
bushels Western and 10 bushels new Scuthsrnl
shipments from elevator. l2lg bushels: stocf iI
elsvHtors 1908 bushels; prime sail yellow
QuOtSble al sSassa per busheL The market opened
steady. SPIT and July. ssS. nominal
OATS-Recsipts l5 SIS bushels: v1thdrsvn from
elevator "a go bushels; stock in ELEVATION LII g
bushels Prices were: Standard white. EsS751i No
white. 44GAl4; No. 4 white G.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-12
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

J. Jacssou to David A. Rshiny. lot 81. sgus- -
so; trusts, 81 Is.
siIteenth street between E4-t Cxpitoi and
streets soutbess-Hauy c. Birys and John O
Davidson, trastees TO Annie " STOCKTON. lot
square los5, 500.
Seventeenth street and Risu place norhv--
LctheT A. Swsrtzsl 10 Harry WArdnan and ThonA
Z. Bones lot 81 square II. 500.
Fourteenth street., between and etr-e1s south
eSs-Simon OppenheimeT e. uI. Came to Oscar r
DonAhue lots q and a. square lns. so
Fourteenth Street Terrace-FllomenA G. Ce-Tisik
ct vir. Antonio to SGrzh W. Smith lot and wei
part lot S. square us so.
LAnier Heghts-Jessie S. Davies TO Edith B
Trout, lot u. square z5sl, SO; trust, $50.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, JULY IL 1916

400; plaintiffs attorneys, T L. Jerords
and Joseph Salomon.
s5s2l-Joseph H. Richardson, executor
OF estate of Joseph Richardson VS.. Robert
L. Mason; note sl.0s5.5s; plaintiffs at
torney. F. c. Handy
5s322-Msbel Curtin (appellanO vs.
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany; appeal; plaintiffs attorneys O.
II. Osterman and D. w. Baker
5sS23-Robert L. Ewing VS.. the Rich
land Forage Company, William w
Poultney and George w. Riston; notes
$3.50; plaintiffs attorney, Charles c.
Miller.
5s32+National City Real Estate Cor
poration VS. Richard c. Tilghman and
Welding d. Owen trading as Tilghman
& Owen; account 3lIOO; plaintiffs at
torneys, McLanahan & Burton.