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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-26
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice sfddonx

United States VS.. Thomas ]. Higgins;
nonsupport; plea not guilty; recognizance
800 taken with U. F. Fidelity and Guar
anty Company as surety; attorney, F. c,
Bryan.
United States vs. James Hill; assault
dangerous weapon plea guilty; defendant
committed to Jail and referred to pro-
baton officer; attorneys, Edward Car
rington and 8. d. Truett.
United States VS.. Forrest Wallace; for
gerry; plea guilty; sentenced to peniten-
tiary for three years; attorney E. Hill.
United States VS.. Charles Richard son;
forgery and uttering; plea guilty as to
uttertng: referred to probation oficer; at
torney, L. A. Block
United States vs. Charles r. Scott; en-
bezzlement; plea not guilty withdrawn
and plea guilty entered; remanded; at
toTney. Bert Emerson
United States VS.. Charles Scott; 10Y
riding; plea guilty; remanded; attorney,
Bert Emerson.
United States VS.. Harry johnson; VIC
iaton act Of December II, 1914; plea
guilty; sentenced to penitentiary for Ave
years; placed on probation per recog-
nizance 800 taken; attorney, c. s. WILL
Jams.
United States vs. James warrener and
Florence c. Thompson; adultery; plea
guilty each; referred to probation officer;
attorney, r. I. Miller.
United States VS.. George Williams; sec
ond offense petit larceny; plea not guilty;
attorney, r. A. Hughes.
United States VS.. Daniel Young; depre-
dalton on private property; plea not
guilty; attorney, z. Hill, jr.
United states VS.. Daniel Young; house
breaking and larceny; plea not guilty;
attorney, E Hill, jr.
United States VS.. Clarence Horn and
Frank Smallwood; grand larceny; Horn
plea guilty; Smallwood plea not guilty:
attorneys, o. A. Bigoness and E. NJ.
Hewlett
United States VS.. Fannie Miller; second
offense petit larceny and housebreaking;
verdict guilty second offense petit lar
eeny; not guilty as to HOUSEKEEPING &;
lattorney, H L. Tfgnor.
United States VS.. Martin Bolster; non.
support; bench warrant issued
United States VS.. Benjamin Butler and
Daniel Anderson; robbery; verdict guilty
each; attorney, 7. c. Taylor.
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District Courts

Virginia B. King yesterday filed suit
for absolute divorce from Benjamin r.
King Justice Mccoy issued rule for
temporary alimony pending settlement OF
the suit The rule is returnable two days
after service. Attorneys Raymond NJ.
Hudson and J. Addison Hicks appear for
the plaintiff.
The wife also filed suit through the
same attorneys for partition and sale OF
premises GIG E street southeast, which
she states she owns Jointly with her hus-
band.
Harriet King sued for divorce from
Arthur A. King. who, the bill states. is
a conductor for the Washington Railway
and Electric Company. Justice Mccoy
cited the husband to show cause March
3, The couple were married December s,
1909. Attorneys c. A. Shaw and r. II.
Mrs Isabel H. Card, widow of Brig.
Gen. Benjamin c. Card, u, 8. A., applied
yesterday for letters testamentary to her
husbands estate. Attorneys Maddox &
Galley appear for the petitioner.
Suit for $4,000 damages was filed by
Leonard G. Ahmay against the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company yes
terday. The plaintiff alleges his knees
and legs were injured while he was open
ing the window OF Georgia avenue car
last November. The petition Was filed
by Attorneys Cuttings & Chamberiin and
Robert E. Mattingly.
The Comm issioners yesterday filed suit
against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company and the Anacostia and
Potomac River Railroad Company to re-
cover damages for the alleged failure OF
the defendants to pay for the removal
of water mains from certain streets In
the southeast section made necessary by
the extensions of the tracks of the de-
PENDANT companies. The total amount
asked is S, 56906.
Josephine Cora Mcdonald Is made the
sole heir to the estate of her sister. Mary
e. Baldwin, by the will Of the latter filed
for probate yesterday. The legatee is
named executriX.
Justice Anderson yesterday continued
until next Friday hearing on the suit OF
the local bookbinders' union against the
International Brotherhood of Bookbind.
ers, asking for an injunction to restrain
the internatioal body from suspending the
entire local union.
Justice Mccoy yesterday cited Rudolph
Il. Page TO show cause March why he
should not pay temporary alimon to his
wife, Mary A. Page. who has applied for
an absolute divorce. The couple were
married here April 4, 1915.
Walter Hall pleaded guilty in Police
Court yesterday to having broken into
the premises of William McNett. 515 z
street northwest, and of Bennett B. Slade
Si2 Sixth street northwest. He was held
in 5000 bonds for the grand jury.
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Dan $ayles' Want Advertising Talk
GOSSIP AND ADVERTISING.
ooopyrisht. 1915. by Mcclure Newspaper syndlestsl

You have noticed how gossip,
once started, will gain in volume
and momentum as II goes the
rounds.
Mrs. Brown remarks casually TO
Miss Busybody, 81 passed Sylvia
Perkins on the street this morn
ing. but she was so taken up with
talking to that new DR.. Rogers, she
didn't even SEE ME-"
Next day Miss Busybody calls on
Mrs. Skinner. and in the course of
verbal exercise manages TO divulge
the secret that Sylvia Perkins
has a crush on that new DR..
Rogers"
Then. at the bridge party the
following Thursday, Mrs. Skinner
whispers to Cora ShaIlowpate, 20,
Perkins? She is carrying on Just
that new DIR. Rogers"
And so IT goes and GROWS, until
pretty soon the community hears
that Mrs. Rogers is suing for d.
vorce, and Siias Perkins swears
that he is going to thrash that new
doctor within an inch of his life.
Advertising travels much the
same psychological route as does
gossip. If 1t is dishonest adyertis-
ing. IL soon puts the advertiser out
of business. II 1t is GOOD sdvertis-
ing. it GAINS IN FAVOR AS IT
GROWS.
A woman reads your ADVERTISE
ment in The Herald for example. 1t
impresses her. She visits your store,
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@ Putnam. s2ooo. one year. per cent semi-annu,
ally, same lot
square ie6 -Joseph j. Moebs ct us. to h. r.
Howenstein and W. J. vickery. 20 secure Charles y.
Digxs. $50 ten months per cent. semiannuaiiy.
lot a.
Square l07-william A. Boss ct ux. TO Carl J.
Bergman and Louise @. Osermayer. to secure Anna
O. Lang, trustee GEO three years, per cent semi
annually lot g.
squar. s0-Peter W. pnos et uI. TO eeorse NJ.
Emmerich and Douglass s. Mackan. to secure
Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Aso-
Saasre s46e-Robert wess ct W. to r. s. Key
Smith and Il. Hilton Jackson, to secure v. B.
Jackson. SO. monthly payments. per cent. lots s.
end ee.
Square le4a-walter H. White and Catherine NJ.
White to Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ. En-
merich. to secure Gennan-American Building A~o-
cation, G.o0, lot o.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. MARKS ct un. TO Edward
NJ. willis and James 4. Beard, to secure BENJAMIN
E. Talbot, $50. year. per cent semiannuaiiy.
lot s. square 555.
Central Heghts-Jake X. Rasnake TO Maurice II.
Hamburg and Samuel Burnside. TO secure Clara A.
Mardcn, Ss.5o, monthly payments. per cent. lot
81, square 1858.
Mount P1easant-Charles W. Morse ct ux. TO
Alsernou 8. Gardiner and W. Gilbest Dent to se-
cure Leah Corbin $500. / to IL months per cent
semi annually, lot $40, block 4.
Square s6-Thomas Shelton ct ux. to Ernest NJ.
Colyin and Walter @. Davis to secure Columbia
Permanent Building Association. s., 800, lot 20.
SgudIt oes fot lea. ana Nuunt aua ie17
ant Plsins-Ralph v. Cook and Others TO Alphonse
N. Bar and David A. Bser, TO secure Benoit Baer,
IT, $500. three years per cent quarterly. lots "a.
u and 33 square IS; lots q q and @, and part
lot r. square IS3; lots y and 81, box 8. Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-M. Louis
Jewef to Harold y. Doyle and William L. Miller.
to secure Emma L. C. Johnson trustee. $500. 10
II years per cent semi annually, lots p. 40. and
a. block
Columbia Haghts-Patrick O'Hanlon ct ux. to
Washington Loan and Trus Company, to sscure
Union Trust Company $500 three yeap. 81 per
cent semi annually lot So block 81
Columbia Hdghts-Amos Hsdley ct ux. to Ma
tional Savings and Trust Company to American
Security and Trust Company, 100. three years.
per cent semi annually lot g. block s..
Miutvood-Thonss r. Gore ct ur. to National
Savings and Trust Company, TO secure American
Security and Trust Company 1900, three yeas,
per cent semi annually, lot l3.
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APARTMENT HOUSES
ARE SOLD FOR S3l2,50O
Philadelphia Man Pays $250.0O0 for
Montana-Lester and Blooming
dale Also Transferred.

The sale of three large apartment
houses, involving a total consideration Of
s312, 5o0 has been completed by James j.
Hampton g. Co. Inc.
The Montana, one of washington's
largest apartment houses. located at 1925
NJ street northwest. was transferred
through the hampton firm from Charles
d. Cugle to Frank Bavis. of Philadelphia,
for $3.50. 900. The Montana is seven stories
high and contains fifty-three suites. The
front is finished in stone, and the build
ing is fireproof throughout. The lot has
a frontage of 80 feet and a depth of 100
feet.
Mr.. Cugle took over from Davitt d.
Chldesterter the Lester. 2132 and 2l34 +
street northwest, for 1880, and the
Bloomingdale. 81 Rhode Island avenue
northwest, for $4,000.
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Equity Diytsion, No. =,
Justice Mccoy.

wilkins VS.. Wilkins; order for counsel
fees; PLAINTIFFS attorney. W. A Coombe
defendants attorneys. Andrew Wilson
and s. McComas Havken.
In re estate OF Leila B. Hart; order
authorizing payment and discharge Of
trustee; attorney. F. G. Coldren.
Forrest vs.. Forrest; order nisi: plain
tins attorney. George C. Gertman.
Roussan vs. Marden; decree substitute
ing trustee; plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston
& Richardson; defendants attorney, s.
ID. willis.
Page VS.. Page: rule as to alimony:
pendente lite and suit money returnable
two clear days before return day; plain
tits attorney, A. D. Smith.
Cozzens vs. Lynch; bill dismissed;
plaintiffs attorneys. A. H. Bell and L.
"A Rover; defendants attorney, John
Ridout.
WEIGH VS.. Clemenat: time to file trans
cript Of record extended to March Is;
plaintiffs attorneys, McLanahan, Burton
& Culbertson; defendants attorneys, E.
=. Colladay. W. H. Boyd and Hoehling,
Peelle & OgiTby.
Johnson VS.. johnson: rule continued to
tlngiy.
Richards vs.. Richards: order directing
distribution Of fund: plaintiffs attorney,
W. c. Bslderston; DEFENDANTS attorneys.
N. C o'Brien and z. L Giles.
Bah vs. First Cooperative Building Az
ISOLATION; order directing receivers 10
make certain disbursements and report
Of special master. ratified and confirmed
plaintiffs attorneys. W. J. Lambert and
r. II. Yeatman: defendants attorney, d.
W. O'Donoghue.
In re lunacy Of Lizzie Fraser; order
restoring 10 legal status.
George A Fuller Co. vs. Smith; leave
granted TO file answers and motion of
plaintiff to strike out answers to bill for
decree pro confesso overruied without
prejudice; plaintiffs attorney. Z. S. Du-
vail. jr-: defendants attorneys, Nelson
Wilson and Howard Boyd
Tender VS.. Tender: order permitting
plaintiff to take further evidence In Kra-
kau. Austria; plaintiffs attorneys, W. H
De Lacy and A. L. Newmyer; defend
ants attorney. J. A Monarty
King vs.. King; rule as to alirnony re-
turnabie two days after service; plain
tins attorneys. r. NJ Hudson and J. A.
Hicks
Bruckheiser vs. Fox ct al; bill dis
missed with leave to amend; motion to
strike, answer overruled with ten days TO
piainfiH to plead or amend: plaintiffs at
torneys. ID. O'Callag CHAN and NJ. n. Rich
ardson; DEFENDANTS attorneys. F. B. Fox
snd n. K. Fox
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Sauls Addition-Ro~sn B. Tulcy ct VI. 70 Will
lam Il and Cecil Mckee Bacon. lot ), square no.
Chichester-Chsrlss W. Michael ct w to Fred
erick NJ. Marks, lots IS and s.. block q
1857 G street northeast-Clsrence Z Schooley
ct VI. to James NJ. Pressrsres. lot is. square
losl, SO.
Chichester-John II. CLANCY To Frederick NJ
Marks. lot SC. block 2 SO; stamp 30 cents. Fred.
erick NJ. Marks ct conveys property to
John II. CLANCY SO.
SherWood-Czra A. Marden to- Amos J. Roach,
lot 81 square OF. So
sherwood-Cars R. MArdsn to Oscar s. Hill. lot
9, square 4Z1, $40.
villa Park-clata A. Mardsn to William A. Todd.
lot 2. square sze so.
Villa Park Hdghts-Clara A. Marden 10 William
A. Todd lot a. square 42E so.
Central Addition-C1ara A. Msrden to Jaks K.
Rasnake. lot 81, square 1888. So
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant P1ains-Ethei NJ.
Rutty 70 Alexander 8. Clarke IT., and Fred d.
Giesler lot 03 block 4, SO.
01 Mass. avenue northeast-wiIliam Murphy
ct uH. TO Herman J. and Marie Guerth. lot IS.
n0 @ street northwest Virginia Apartment House,
The Virginia Apartment House Company to Wal
ter W. Trout lot a. and part original lot Il,
square 80, so.
Laura F. shinnick. lot IS. square l75. SO.
Westford-Owen Fl. Fowler Ell ux to Lucy B,
Webb, lots Is, 81, g. a and a. square 5ls5 So
Sixteenth street northeast. between East Capitol
and A streets-Rita r. Chldress ct rir John W.
to Joseph F. st. Clair. lot 4s. square los5 So
First street, between l and K streets southwest
Mary A. Dorsch 10 Howard 4. Bell, lots u and
70. square So SO; stamp 50 cents
Wimsatt and Richardson II. johnson trustees,
ct al. to Charles ~ Corson, lots IT. III and ia
square iz2. SO; stamp r. y
Petworth-Msry A Harvey to William s. Ryon,
lot 70. block "a SO
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Emma l..
O. johnson, trustee to NJ louis Jeyler LOT. %
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE
Anna L. NJ. E,-sntiy. years. I3s Va ave sw
Hambleton Sheppard. Il, Govt. Hospital Insane.
Ellen NJ Milstead. 81. 1851 10th st. NV.
Ridgely Hunt, Sc. ll55 18th st. NV.
Elizabeth Patton. e. r31 9th st. NV.
Margaret A. CsIlsn, 90. the Rockingham Apis
Charles Fl. Shm, n, Soldiers Home Hospital
Jane McNabb Getting. g. GARFIELD Hospital
Thomas NJ. Ellers, 60, IDS G 81 ne
Isabella Hcth. g. l40e Mas. ave. NV.
Alice Browne, s, SibIey Hospital.
Charles H Parkman, II. 9lS Madison st. nv
OOLORED.
Ella Burton. a. Freedmen's Hospital
John Frederick. g. Govt Hospital Insane. -
Elizabeth Robinson, g. 1895 18th st.
Henry Scott, s. Emergency Hospital
Austin w. Bhghtheart. Is. 20 Fenton place NV
Daniel sprigp, q, % Brooks court.
Lewis Alexander, 50. 1915 o ST. NV.
Joseph I. Jones, IL months 3e4 d st. sv.
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Criminal Division No. 2,
Jusftce siddous.

Pierce VS.. Commercial Fire Insurance
Co.; certified to Circuit Division No. 2;
plaintiffs attorney, W. C. Clephane; de-
PENDANTS attorney, Douglass, Rufin &
Obear.
Clarke VS.. o'Dea; time to file transcript
extended to March 81: plaintiffs attor-
ney, d. Esher; defendants attorney, J.
A. O'Shea.
wescott VS.. Harding; time to file tran
script extended to March by Justice
Siddons; plaintiffs attorney, L. R.
Mason; defendants attorney, M L.
O'Brien.
Sanders VS.. Tobin: Judgment on YER
dict for plaintiff against defendant and
Southwestern Surety Insurance Com
pany, surety for 1855; plaintiffs attor-
neys, w. C. Sullivan and s. Herbert
Giesy: defendants attorney, R. B.
Dickey.
Motions for today at $50 a. m.
l-Grades VS.. Grades; attorneys, Stear-
man-Darr, Koenigsberger.
Fin re estate of Mary e. Pillow: at
torneys, Davis, Reeves-Lambert. Yeat-
man.
3-Cino vs.. Byrnes; attorneys, Handy
Lang. Patterson. -
white vs. Winter; attorneys. Wilson
Burton.
6-Taylor VS.. Bond; attorneys. McMa-
hon-Sullivan. Gertman.
Probate Division,
Justsee Mccoy.
In re Collander NJ. Graham; petition
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BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE
James and Jane Zogrsf, girl.
Isaac and Algre Tzrsnto. boy.
Joel and Mabel Thompson, boy.
Guiseppe and Camilla Sspienza, girl.
George o. and Elsie NJ Snyder, girl
William D. and Sarah Z. Myers, girl.
Martin C. and Winnie NJ. Livingston, girl
Walter !. and Katherine NJ. Hiltz. boy.
Maurice Z. and Amelia Johnscl, girl.
George b. and Mabel Kelly. boy.
Andrew B. and Gertrude DIvsIl, boy.
George A. and Margaret G. Day. girl.
r. Roszel and Mary C. Dufie, boy.
COLORED.
Lewis and Alice Reel, boy.
Carl L. and Alberta johnson, girl
William r. and Ducy Bowen, girl
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Court Of Appeals.

Present: Chief Justice Shepard, Assocl-
ate Justice Robb and Associate Justice
Anderson, OF the Supreme Court D c.
Ernest G. Woodward was admitted to
practice
292EEwing VS.. U S. ex rel. Fowler
Car Co: place at foot Of patent calendar.
SSS-Cspital Traction Co. VS.. Hoover;
argument continued by Mr.. Henry E
Davis for appellee and concluded by Mr..
G. Thomas Dunlop for appellant.
2S9s-Dfstrict Of Columbia vs.. Awkward;
argument commenced by Mr.. c. H
Syme for appellant; continued by Mr..
Alexander Wolf for appellee and con-
Guided by Mr.. c. II. Merillst for appellee.
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Another Ball Suit.

chicago, Feb. 25.-The Chicago club
OF the Federal League lost about s27,-
900 in 1914, according to testimony
given In civil suit brought by ]. L.
sherlock, stockholder. Thomas w.
Gilmore, secretary to Charles weegh-
man. who controlled the Chicago club
OF the Federal League in 1914 and
1915, gave the testimony as to money
lost In 1914. AS Sherlock's suit was
for $1,000 to have been paid him in
case the club made money in 1914,
Gilmore's testimony as to deficit
brought about a nonsuit of the case
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GOSPEL TEAM AT FIFTH CHURCH
Y. NJ. @. A. Announces Services for
Tomorrow.

H. NJ. - A. announces services Tor
Tomorrow.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Gospel Team will have
charge of the evening services tomorrow
at Fifth Baptist Church. Homer J..
Councillor will deliver an address on
THE Echo of Sacrifice"
A special musical program has been
arranged. the feature of which will be
solos by Benjamin A .Lineback. Rev.
John f. Briggs, the pastor. and Page
MEX. Ethison, Religious Work Director
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, will assist in the service.
A song service will be held at 40 in
the lobby of the Young Mems Christian
Association tomorrow afternoon.
Page Nick. Ethison will speak before
the Knights of Sir Godfrey at the Y. NJ.
C. A. tomorrow afternoon.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Charles n. Erb, - and Margaret TerpenninE y.
Rev. William NJ. Lyon.
Abec Max, q. and Mildred Isard, g Rev.
Benjamin l.. Groseman.
William r. CurIey Willis. g. Of this city, and
Fay Poincsre. e. Of Bridgeport. Ohio. Rev. John
B. Clark.
John -stepp g and Anna NJ. GRADER. q.
Rev W. +. Smith.
Jesse L White .. and Mary Z. McGiIhcuddy
49, Rev. Walter 8. Dunlop
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Measles Hits Movies.

Harrisburg. Pa. Feb. zs.-Two hundred
and eleven cases Of measles in Allentown
have been reported to the State health
department The authorities decided TO
close all moving picture thesters 20 chill
dren under is years Of age.
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Three Steamships Purchased.

San Francisco, Cal. Feb. 2S-Purchss e
Of the steamships svenezuela, Colombia
and Ecuador from the Royal Dutch West
Indies Mali Line by the Pacific Mall
Steamship Company was announced here
today.
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torpedo which can be discharged from
an aeroplane and guided with wireless
waves by the aviator has been perfected
by a New Jersey man.
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Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice stafford.

oIohausn VS.. Spiain; verdict for de-
senaant; plaintiffs attorney, E. L. Gies
defendants attorney, B. z. Hinton.
spaulding VS.. American University.
jury respited until Tuesday; plaintifr's at
torney, c. l. Frailey; DEFENDANTS attor-
ney, B. F. Leighton.
robson VS.. American Express Com pany.
objection to interrogatories oyerruIed
without prejudice; commission ordered TO
issue; plaintiffs attorney, d. w. Baker:
defendants attorneys, Hill. Ross & Hill.
Middleton VS.. Clayton; motions for
Judgment withdrawn; plaintiffs attorney.
Peyton Gordon; defendants attorney, e,
T. Colladay 49,
1901 Lincoln VS.. Wilkinson; motion for
new trial argued and submitted; plain
uns attorneys, Shales & Warren; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Leckie, Cox &
Kratz.
Ohio Rubber Company VS. smyth Motor
sales Company; motion for Judgment
oVerruled and ten days to defendant to
plead; plaintiffs attorneys, 1. p. I1ovins
and L. l. Hammer; defendants attorneys,
Berry & Minor and Colby Bell.
United States ex rel Jessie C. Lane VS..
rainier; motion for new trial granted un-
less plaintiff remit $50 of verdict within
ten days and defendant valves appeal:
plalntins attorney. Charles Poe; defend
ants attorney, H. E. Davis.
Farmers and Merchants Bank VS..
owen, administrator; demurrer to amend
second plea sustained; motion to strike
out second amended plea orerruled; mo-
ton TO strike out demurrer to second
amended plea overruled; motion for
Judgment for defendant overruIed; plain
tins attorneys, w. G. Gardiner and Z,
l. Handy defendants attorney, M. e.
Jones.
5ss46 Barron g. Collier Inc. VS.. csson:
plaintiff granted leave to file amended
declaration forthwith. with ten DAYS 10
defendant to plead; plaintiffs attorneys
A. Coulter Wells; defendants attorneys,
Baker & Taliaferro.
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Equity Suits

3411s. Mary A Page VS.. Rudolph B.
Page; for divorce; plaintiffs attorney. A
d. Smith.
3120. Harriet r. King VS.. Arthur A.
King; divorce a mensa ct thoro; plain
tiff's attorneys, C. o. Shaw and r. II.
MCNEIL
34121 Luther F. Hall VS.. District of
Columbia ct al: to quiet title: plaintiffs
attorneys, J. Z. Padgett and W. H
Manogue.
34122 Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany VS.. Franklin K. Lane Secretary, ct
al; for Injunction; plaintiffs attorneys,
Alex Brttton, Evans Browne and F. w.
Clements; attendants attorney, c. z.
Wright.
34123. Virginia B. King VS.. Benjamin
F. King; for divorce: plaintiffs attorneys,
r, NJ. Hudson and J. A. Hicks.
34124- Virginia B. King VS.. Benjamin
F. King: for partition: PLAINTIFFS attor-
neys. r. NJ Hudson and ]. A. Hicks.
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That lie why the little Want Ad-
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