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Sticks in His Crop,

WHATS Badger looking 50 sour
over?r
"Hc a forced to swallow his pride
and he cant digest it."
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-01-27
Worth KNOWING

Worth Knowing.
Dark caiicoes should be ironed or
ths wrong side with irons that are not
too hot.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-01-27
Stop cratching!
Resinol relieves
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That itching, burning skin-trouble
which keeps you scratching and
digging, is a source of disgust to
others, as well as of torment to you.
Why don't you get rid of il by using
Resinoi Ointments Physicians have
prescribed il for ever 30 years. In
most cases, it stops itching instantly
and heals eruptions promptly. 1t 10
very easy and economical % use.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
WHITE


Guy Eby. g. and Grace Ridenhour. q, both o.
Thurmont, Va. Rev. 8. 8. Croeder.
Howard N. Myers. a, and Hannah T. Hanley d
both Of Bramwen. Va. Rev. H. Allen Griffith
Francis A. Modarty. 2. and Margaret F. Mann
ms Of Baltimore. Rev Martin P. ]. Egan.
Charles Taylor, s., and Mary Griffith, g. Rev
Harry NJ. Csnter,
Frank A. Roberts. ~ o. g. A.. and Lucy NJ
Henry, q. Rev. Charles T. Warren
Charles W. Heider 90 and Ruth c. Hildreth a
Rev John Won Schaick, r.
Herman b. Milestone. g. Of ST. Louis and Don
krupshaw. f9. Rev. q. Siyerstone.
Amos l.. Weston, -, and Elsie Carris, Il Rev
q. l. Stewart
John s. Hatchett. %. and Louis V Gold %
Doth Of Kenbridge. Va Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson
Moses L. BuSby. 20. and Ira d. Vowel, q both
Of Oak Park Va. Rev. II. L. Mitchell
Oscar 8 Slattsry, 81 Of Portsmouth. Ohio, and
Mabel A. Gates, a Rev. Jossph 7. Kelley
Lieut.. Clarence W. Emerson, q. U. 9. A., and
Theda NJ Goldsmith. Rev. ]. J. Muir
Joseph N. Heinbuck. q. and Mary A. Thompson
~ Rev. r. W. johnson.
Charles Z. BoOthby. jr., .. and Annie b Osr,
a. Rev. Thomas d. williams.
Charles Z. Quick. q, and Lille A. Hewitt, 20
both Of Love, Va.
Ulhc J. Glendron, 25, Of Lawrence Mass, and
Louise N. Nash, 2. Of New York Rev Joseph N.
Cooper.
Morris Ia Haimovicz .. and Ida Friedman, a.
Rev. Max Hoffman.
Thomas N. Wise. 10. and Minnie A. Trusting. q
6oth q New Aarkst, Va Rev. L. Morgan
Chambers.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Circuit Division No. L
Chief Justice CoyinKton.

Ipperman VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company: bill Of exceptions sub,
mitted tby Justice Hitz); plaintifr's attor.
neys, A. l. Newmyer and Lyon & Lyon;
defendants attorney. George II. Hoover.
Assignment for Wednesday. January s.
1917. %
H-Golding VS.. Georgetown and Ten
nallytown Railway Company: ATTORNEYS
Gardiner-HOOver. Whiteford
5I-Weinecke vs.. District of Columbia
attorneys. Ridout-Syme.
O-Hunt VS.. District of Columbia. et
al, attorneys. O'Shea-WiIIiams, Brand
enburg.
SSMahon VS.. Jefferson; attorneys,
Ridout-Newmyer
E-Maschmeyer VS. American Security
and Trust Company; attorneys, Bell
Rice, Marshall-Hogan.
T-Moriarty VS.. Geier; attorneys
'Tepper & Gusack-white.
&-Hahn VS.. Carvoe; attorneys, Baker
Leahy-Woodard
6-Morrison VS.. GormIey: attorneys
Bradley-McKenney & FIannery. Baker
Osterman.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Equity Division No. 4
Justice stafford.

MertenS vs. White Cross Milk Company
rule on Borden's Farm Products Division
10 show cause January Il why ratification
of sale should not be vacated; receivers
attorney, W. II. ShOles
Assignment for Tuesday. January 2
1877.
Is l-2-James VS.. Goddard; attorneys,
Wilson, Huidekoper & Lesh-Darlington,
Walters. sullivan. Goddard.
l3l 1-2-Campbel vs.. National Vaccine
institute; attorneys. Darlington, Hogan
Ferguson. Ellis & Donaldson.
NaturaliZations at 1880 a. m.
G-BaCkenheimer VS. RaCkenheimer: at
torneys. COOmhc. Williamson-EngIish,
Hegarty.
A-Fulkerson vs.. Fulkerson; attorneys,
MaddOX-Thomas. Kennedy.
S-McAlister VS.. McAllister; attorneys,
Jones-COlIins.
H-Hewlett vs. Gordon: ATTORNEYS.
Horner. Stewart-Berry. Jones, Martin.
~-Ahlega0 vs.. Metzger: attorneys,
Boyd. Marshall-Metzger. Murphy. De-
PutrOn.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Circuit Division No. -
Justice siddons-

United States ex rel Crupper vs. Com
missioners Of the District of Columbia
rule to show cause returnable January
Y, III; plaintiffs attorneys. Frank s
Bright, ]. A. Burkart and ]. ]. Darling
ton.
Assignment for Wednesday, January Z
ls7:
1S-Haskins vs.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, New
myeT. Owens-Hoover
0-GroVe vs.. Milstead; attorneys, Math-
er. Downey-Montague. David
ns-Clagett VS.. Altemus; attorneys
Newmyer. Quigley-Jackson.
S-ShaPiro VS.. District of Columbia; at
tcrneys. Baker, Grant-Syme
n-Caton VS.. District of Columbia: at.
torneys, Moncure. Sinclair-Syme.
6S-Kline VS.. Melton-Rhodes Company;
attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon e. Macfarland
Bailey-Rhodes Cromelin, Maupin.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
COURT PROCEEDINGS
d. C. Court of Appeals

Assignment for Tuesday. January =
1871:
Special Calendar.
2-Hutchins vs.. Hutchins; attorneys.
Hoehling. Peelle & Ogilby-Cohen.> John
son. Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
aChevy Chase sanitorfum VS.. District
5of Columbia; attorneys. Tucker, Darling
ton. Bailey-Syme.
4. and 6-Martin, Fowler and Schulteis
vs. splain; attorneys. Davis-Laskey.
Van Fleet
l. Regular Calendar.
y 2s7s and 2sT7-Twyman vs. Mckay, and
Mckay VS.. Twyman: attorneys. Ralston.
Richardson, Windeld-Keigwtn.
DS-Fitspartick va Capital Traction
Company; attorneys, Cox. sherier-
Hogan.
296+Davidson VS.. the z. F. Brooks
Company; attorneys. Cuttings. Mackall-
Wright. Woodland.
2S7o-Pittsburgh Construction Company
vs.. Cannon; attorneys, Marshall. Wahly-
Lambert, Yeatman.
ZTSCronan VS.. Cronan; attorneys
Hinton, Cox-Peter.
zTs-Kemp VS.. the Board OF Medical
Supervisors Of the District OF Columbia;
attorneys, Davis, Hooe-Syme, Stephens
Fenning. Guy.
9S-Hekimian VS.. Woodward; attor'
4 neys. Jones, Ahalt - Easby-Smith
Fleharty.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
roo MUCH LOVE 10 STUDY.

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. 2s.-Because Of
love for his financee Frank Ashley Day,
son of the late Frank A. Day, q Boston
broker. who left an estate Of H0oQooo IN
trust for his two sons. has quit Har-
ward.
confessing to his college comrades that
his love for Miss Katherine REYNOLDS, of
Newton Highland. was 80 strong that he
could not put his mind on his studies.
Day, who was a member Of the junior
class. will marry the girl next Saturday
After his honeymoon Frank Day will
enter the brokerage firm that bears the
family name.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphis, Dec. 3.-BUTTER-Fancy goods
ruled arm under light oferinu and fair demand
Quotations were a. follows; Western solid-pAcked
creamery. fancy specials. .; extra, ilai7; extra
renovated, extra, IS; d. nrsts a; do. seconds, 81;
nearby prnts. fancy n; average extra Gas; frsts
eao; seconds Sss; special fsncy brsnds Of prints
ct Fa50 Y
EGGs-supplies were small and the market ruled
arm, with sales in jobbing way chiefly at sea5o
per dozen. The quotations were as follows:
Nearby extra, % per dozen; nearby hrsts, nlo
per standard case; nearby current receipts HN
par standard case; Western extra. 20 per dozen ;
extn hrsts. .lLlo pa case; do, nrsts. lsN; 70
figerator extras. loso; do. nrsts 1850; seconds,
80; candIed eggs were jobtilg at sInsO
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls, as TO quality, Ian;
roosters l4ais spring chickens according quality.
lIs2o; white Lsshorns according to quality, I7sls;
ducks. as to size and quality liam: turkeys 24azs
reese. l7ao pigeons. old. per pair zaoo; do, young
DRESSED PoULTRY-FreshIil,sd dr.u.t.d
turkeys. Der pound-FSncy nearby, SaN; fancy
Western, IS; fair to good, SoasI; common. 2saH.
Fowls II to box, dry-picked, fancy selected "a;
Weighing 4ha5 pounds apiece. zsi; do. Z pounds
apiece, 2; do. ~ pounds apiece. 2a22; do >
pounds apiece. lsa2o. Fowls in barres fancy, dry-
picked-Weighing 41ka5 pounds and over apiece. q P:
weighing pounds rpiece. 2; smaller sizes. Ea9o.
Old roosters dry-picked II. Roasting chickens
Western, dry y-picked. in boxes weighing saIo pounds
per pair. 5aB; roasting chickens Western dry
picked, in boxes. weighing pounds per pair Ma5;
roasting chickens. Western. in boxes. weighing I
pounds per pair, 2a23; roasting chickens Western.
Ice packed. in barrels. weighing 8 pounds and over
per pair. Za23 roasting chickens, Western in bar
rels. weighing pounds pr pair asn. Bruilins
chickens. Western. in bo1cs. weighing 3a4 pounds
per pair. 2ia5. Chickens. weighing sas pounds per
pair. leao; DO. mixed azes lsa2u Bruilers Jersey,
fancy aasl; broilers, other nearby, weighing IXa2
pounds apiece aa29; broilers nearby smaller sizes
Z3a4. Ducks nearby. aa24; do, Western aa22
Geese. nearby. 2a24: do. Western. sa22. Squads,
per dozen-White. weighing II 10 II pounds Der
dozen, 5.75a60; white, weighing to 10 pounds per
dozen, 4.sSa550 white. weighing pounds per Dozen
4ooa4s6; do, do. pounds per dozen, 30al7s;
do, do 6as,S pounds per dozsn, 275a20; dark,
25oa2so; man and No. e eal.5.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
DEEDS OF TRUsT

Bruokland lot g. block 2l-Frederick A. Holton
ct Jessie NJ. to Ffman r. Homer and James
l.. Marshall TO secure McLachen Banking Cor
poration 5000: years. per cent. semi annually.
LeDroit Park. part lot l. block l5-Charles HUT
to Robert C. Howard and William NJ. BeaIl. t6
secure William u. Ezlett 1900; to yearA per
cent. semi annually.
Square 500. lots %. g and s4-Thomas A. Jane
TO James F Shea and George l. Borger, To
Thomas E. McHAIe $500; years. 81 per
cent, semi annually three trustA one Of $500 on
each lOtl.
Square l7S. lots q and 2-Ralph B. F1sharty
IT u1. Insz D.. TO Michael ]. ksane and James
s. EaSby-S Smith. to secure Harry A. L. Barker
81 H.Sc0 years, per cent, semi annually.
Square ZB. lot 5-Nary Z. PfendeT to Ashton
q. CIapham and James A Cahin to secure Lynch
burg Investment Corporation N5ls; to Z years
and " months, per cent semi-snnualy.
Square south Of 22. lot l4-Cherrie S. Nor
wood to Charles W. Steers and Francis d. Aleaan-
der. to secure Rosalie R. ireland 5000; } years.
81 peT cent, semi-snnuaIy.
Square gOo lot Isl. @. Collision to wilton ].
Lambert and c. II. Pope. to recure Washinstou
Land Mortgage Co. 81 10; monthly payments.
per cent.
Square 2I. lot H-John Fl. Lloyd ct u1. Nora
l., to Thomas W. StubbIeHeId and Garfield A
Street b secure N. S. BOwles $l,3o: l year. 6
peT cent, quarterly.
Square sd. part lot ssJohn Q. sheehy ct u1.
Hanna NJ, To MiltaD A. Kaufman and Edmund
L. Jones' to secure William q. Douo0n $50;
year. per cent, semi-annualIy
Square 9z. lot B-Alfred H. Ritter ct uI.
Gertrude l.. to B. Francis Saul and James F.
Shea, to secure Home Savings Bank 5000; monthly
payments. per cent.
Square %. lot S-Enest G. Walker ct ux
ROmaine NJ, to Washington Loan & Trust Co. to
secure Union Trust Co.. $500; years, per cent,
semi annually
Square As. parts lots 90 and g-waltsr B. simp-
ct Emma p. to Jesse Il. Heiskell and
William =. H. Merritt. to secure RAbecc. r.
WoThington $500: years. 6 per cent, semi
annually.
Square 100. lot 4-Bsrtha Nash to Harry L.
Rust and William L. Miller, TO secure. Orlando A.
Jones $3.50; years. per cent semi annually
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
DEATHS REPORTED
WHITE

WHITE
John Asan. "a years. Hospt. q. s. soldiers' Homs
Patrick Flynn. 80, Casualty Hospt-
Llbun W. Spooner, 50, Victor Buffet Co.
John G. Eberhard, a. St. Elixabeth's Hospt.
Esrl Race. q, st. Elizabeth's Hospt.
William Douglas. 7s 1859 H st. NV.
Charlotte Z. Rhodes, l. SO Randolph st. NV
Frank +. Blakeser. 4s. st. Elizabeths Hospt.
Bette A. Leber. 70, ISL 18th st. NV.
Abraham Fisher, ss, 40 sth St NV.
Henry W. Henniger. 81. 800 eth It. sv
William +. Jaiser. 70. 1914 r st. nw
Thomas N: Turner. ". Emergency Hospt-
Ross O. Watson, %. 69 Columbia I'd. NV.
William Mclaughlin, ss, 81. Eusabeth's Hospt-
Walter Nicholson. day. ~ Bates st. NV.
COLORED
Ada Hudnen. N. S6 French st- NV.
Lewis LArkin. g. ~ Sd st sR
MolHe Nelson, q. no ID ct. sw.
Frank Siever. s., st. Elizabeth's Hospt.
PRESLEY c. Cromer. s. "a P st. nw
Charles Jones. IS. lZllh Blagdens court NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Estate wnn.m Howisnd; viii dated

Estate william Rowland; will dated
October .. 1916. filed.
Estate Molly Z. Seawell; order to
accept offer for hlm rights; attorney,
w. NJ. Henry Dennis.
Estate Edward B. Cottrell; time to
fle account extended ninety days.
Estate William Henry Marrett; order
appointing VIM. H. Hoover guardian ad
lttem; attorney. John r. Shields.
Estate Helen W. King; e. c. Dut-
ton appointed guardian ad litem.
Estate Isabel e. Lay; will admitted
to probate and letters of administra-
! ton C. {. a. granted to Theodore A.
Lay, jr.; bond 5000; attorney, Mark
Stearman.
Estate Isabella Murphy; letters of
administration granted to Thomas
Murphy; bond $500; attorney. c. C.
Caywood.
Estate Orlando F. Smith; letters of
administration granted to Virginia
Smith; bond $500; attorney. d. w,
Baker.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
REAL ESTATE TRANgFERs.

Long Meadows-Lemusl II. Tnppett ct uI.
Blanche. to Louis Bennett: undivided onefoSrth
interest in lot Z: SO.
D2s Dent place nOrthwest-GscrEe B. Speer ct
uI Bessie v. to James E. and Isa T. CAyanaugh
lot -. square l92; $40.
streets ncrthwest-JAmes R Skinker ct Ma
F.. to Charles Butt: original lot rs; SO; trust.
$500
10 R street northwest: I. . and II P street north
east and 10 Decatur street northeast; lsD Seventh
street northwest; Mount Pleasant and LsDroit
Park and Holmead EstAte-Charles Butt 10 Ben
iamin Z. skinker; lot 81, Bboomingdals block 10;
lot II, square az west half lot 81, Mount PleAsAnti
lot q Holmead Estate. and lots s.. % and q.
block L. LeDruit Park; 80.
SiTteenth Street Hdghts-Mary L. Ksfy and
Joshua R. Kelly 10 Robert Z. Heater; lot s. SQUARE
G5: SO. Robert e and Cassandra T. Heater
convey same property to Mary Z. Pfendsr; SO
- and 24 street northwest-HAry L. Rust
and Union Trust Co.. trustees e al. TO Jams
L. Parsons IT,: lot 81. Reservation 10; so.
Chillum Castle Heights-George A. Thumlsrt tc
the Munsey Trust Co.. trustee; lots 70 and n
square 57G so
Chillum Castle Heghts-Munsey Trust Co.. trus
tee. To ]. O. COllisOn; lot "a, square nos; 8 10.
Woodbridge Katharine p. Manchester 70 Henry
A. vieth; lots Il and Is square ISIl 80.
Bealls Adyenture-DAniel X. Jackson TO Franh
and Clara A. Rich; part tract; so.
Dobbtns Adfition-JOesph Paul ct al. 10 Thomal
A Jameson; lots R and 20. square SOL; so.
Moore 4 Barbours Second Additon-John W.
Sharg ct W. Laura W. TO Ferdinand B. Mo
GiJern; lot ) block s; SO.
Alley between and O. Sixth and Seventh
streets nOrthwsst-William F. Lannan ct uI.
Eleanor A to Walter B. Simpson; parts lots % and
81, square rs; 80
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
ryndall W. and Laura y. wskeman, giri.
Eugene j. and Claire Trainor. boy.
Georgs and Pearl Steffey, gtrl.
Charles d. and Exile W. snifin. Riri.
William N. and Rebecca sacks. boz.
Thomas ], and Louise sutphin. boy.
William H. and Ellen Simpson, riri.
Edwin W. and Maria v. Riddle, giri.
John r. and winona A. Pitts, bog.
Harry and Della Morland, boy.
WiIburt 2. and Catherine Mower, boy.
Henry 4 and Olga NJ. Hunter. giri.
Joseph Il. and Mande Guin, bog.
John and Graoe Gallagher. girl.
Bridges and Claribel A. .Giriing, giri.
Toful and Marie Triebier, boy.
Clarence !. and Rosetta N. Fo1, giri.
Forrest B. and Anna Coz, boy.
Charles II. and Gertrude Il. Cutts. bog.
William W. and Lula Bride, boy.
Hugh N. and Bessie A. Bsviile, girl.
Floyd r. and Fannie L. Burr, girl.
COLORED.
Henry and Eva r. Young, boy.
Clarence =. and Elsie Walker, boy.
Amalfa E and Fannie Scott, boy.
John and Sarah Ross, girl.
Joseph and Susie r. Pleasant, boy,
Nathaniel and Mary johnson, boz.
William and Mary Daggs, girl
Henry and Esther Dean, girl.
George NJ. and Martha Colbert, boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Supreme Court, District of Columbii
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Hitx.

In re assignment Of Lewis W. Marks;
order to set aside and deliver exemptions;
attorney, Alexander Wolf.
Bugher vs.. American Security and
Trust Company; order appointing Ernest
Rnaebel guardian ad litem; plaintin
attorneys. Jesse c. Adkins and Samuel
Untermyer.
Levy VS.. Tally: order of publication.
and order pro confesso Cby Justice Nc
Coy): plaintiffs attorney, P. H. Mar
shall.
In re Thomas 8. Clokey; order ratify-
ing report Of the auditor; attorneys,
sBrandenburg & Brandenburg.
Mertens vs. White Cross Milk Com
pany; order directing delivery Of ma
chinery to intervenor; attorneys, Bran
denburg & Brandenburg.
Harley VS.. Harley; bill dismissed (by
Justice Siddons); plaintiffs attorney, L
N. King; defendants attorney. W. c.
Martin.
McIlhenny VS.. hampton; rule as to IN
junction returnable January s. 1917: plain
tirs attorneys, George P. Hoover and
Otis B. Drake.
Conklin VS.. Lane; rule as to injunc-
ton returnable January II. 1917; plain
tins attorneys, F. Hilton Jackson and
D. n. Clark.
The Stone Straw Company VS.. Rex
Paper Novelty Company; rule as to pre-
hminary Injunction returnable January
Il, 1917; plaintiffs attorney, V. z. Hodges.
HOFFMAN VS.. Jackson: order directing
payment and discharge of incumbrance:
plaintiffs attorneys. Ralston & Richard
son; defendants attorneys, W. F. Pow
ell and George c. Gertman.
Assignment for Wednesday. January J.
1917
3 1-2-Ravene VS.. Rannle; attorneys
Lester-Dennis.
1T-LOckwoOd VS.. Sanders; attorneys,
O'Toole, Mussey-Laskey
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Law suits.

5sS52-Vincenzo Stasulli VS.. Benjamin
Crifasi; account S1s1.45; plaintiffs attor-
ney, John Raum.
5SsS3-John G. Moore and Edward e.
Clement, executors of win of Daniel Nc
Farlan. VS.. National Metropolitan Bank
of Washington; account s11.A7.54; plain
tins attorneys. J. J. Darlington and
Frank ]. Hogan.
59S54-United States, ex REL, Joseph L
Crupper VS.. Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia; mandamus; PLAINTIFF
attorneys, Frank s. Bright. J. A. Burk-
art and J. J. Darlington.
59S55-William Seaton VS.. AdoIph wurde-
man (appellan0; appeal; defendants at
torneys, Swingle & Swingle.
59S56-George McNeary VS.. Commission
ers of the District of Columbia
certiorari; PLAINTIFFS attorneys, W. J.
Lambert and NJ. z. O'Brien.
5SSo7-Nelson L. Hart VS.. Commissioner
Of the District Of Columbia; certiorari
plaintiffs attorneys. w. ]. Lambert and
NJ. f. O'Brien.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Equity Salts.

34S3+Ernest Wright VS.. Sadie Wright;
absolute divorce; plaintiffs attorneys, E.
/. Gies.
J. hampton. ct al, for Injunction and
discovery; plaintiffs attorneys, George
P. Hoover and Otis B. Drake.
34SSS-Percy L. Conklin VS.. Franklin K.
Lane, Secretary OF the Interior; injunc-
ton; plaintiffs attorneys. E. Hilton
Jackson and D. N. Clark.
3iS37-The Stone Straw Company VS..
Rex Paper Novelty Company; for in
junction and accounting; plaintiffs at
torney, V. f. Hodges.
34S5S-William S. Reeves, ct al, Vs. Ed
ward F. Reeves. ct al: for partition;
plaintiffs attorneys, Joseph Salmonon.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
COMMIsSIoNERs, NOTICE

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONER, D. C. DE-
eenber %. lsl6 Sealed p-upo4E vii Be rec.ived
oleioch p m. o. JANUARY Is. TgT foT the CON
suuction q e-wers 10 the DstTSct of Colunahia
involving the Construction Of Hrpruxinstsly 50
hneG let Of masonry sewer. feet IN diameter.
Forns Of prOposAlA EpecihcAtiaus and necurAry in
iurmnuon may b Obtained from the Chief Cl-rf
Engineer Department. Rom e District Building
Washington. d. c. OLIVER p NEWMAN
LOUIS BRoWNLOw. CHARLES ". KUTZ, Com
missioner ID. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Charged with Forging Notes.

Charged with writing forged notes to
grocers. signing the name of q customer
in good standing, asking for the loan of
Sl.50 In each case with which to pay q
wash BILL Maude Carter. colored. yes
terday was sentenced by Judge MuIlow-
ney to serve a sentence Of six months.
Two small colored boys, who carried the
notes. were the star witnesses for the
prosecution. The boys testified they were
to receive s cents for, running the err
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
Criminal DIvIsIOa No. 4.
Justice Gould-

United States VS.. Adrian H. AyIor;
forgery; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Joseph Webster.
nonsupport; bench warrant issued
United States vs. George McNeary
and Nelson Hart; robbery; recoEniz-
ance $4,000 taken with W. w. Stewart
surety. as to each; attorney, NJ. E
OBrien.
Assignment for Wednesday. January
}, 1917:
United States VS.. Ernest Tranten.
United States VS.. Albert Madison.
United States VS.. John Patterson,
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
NOTICE OF SALE FOR UNPAID
STORAGE CHARGEa
SPECIAL NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO SECTION !. ARTTTE TTIT- 0F
Bylaws. Dotice 10 hereby given that - snnrsI
meeting Of the stokhodsrs n the Carftai Traction
Company for ths election 0 Dtrectors Tor Tn nsuihg
year and such other bH-iness as may b. brournt ~
lore me meeting viii hs heb at rhe dfnce Of tire
eonIany. Thirty ard srests Northwest.
MAshingtnn. ID. C. WEDNESDAY. Jan1ary n
~, a. oa5 O'cioct a. N. The pols Will b. open
Irnn u O'Clock =. m. until II o'clOck noon. II. ID.
CRAMPTnN Serratarr
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30

MONEY 70 LOAN on kPPRovED CITY RIAL
eststs at lowest current rates: special rriviissss
With respect To prior p<yments TYLER RUTH
ERW0OD. Inc, ST 18th st
MONEY TO LoAN-sso 10 s0m ON D. q
real estate. Several trust funds. ~ to 9 psr cont
All transactions conducted with economical eousid
.ration fnr borrower WM. b. SAUNDERS q
CO.. Southern Building. M lsth = nv.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-30
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.


TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 1894 23ol lst st. NV. formerly % RsndolpA
place. Monarchs rented t1.f5 pr month: ; months,
A.o: months. $50; No. Remingtons 81; L. q.
Smiths. 03 and $50; Underwood Ranfngtnns
$50. Reductions paid or 9 months In advance.
Rebuilt typewrtterS for ale.
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Mechanics Lien.

711s-H. l.. Ryan Lumber Company, Ins
VS.. Dr. z. NJ. Brady; lots IS and 81
square 5119 1916 Kenilworth avenue
$SOS.14
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Criminal Division No. 4
Justice Mccoy.

Assignment for Wednesday. January
.. 1917:
4 United States VS.. George H. Brink
Ter ION triaL)
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Probate Division.
Justice Stafford.

Estate Roberdeau Buchanan: peti-
ton Tor letters testamentary filed; at
torney. Paul E johnson.
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In some quarters It is held that Russia
is the greatest single field in the world
for new business.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs
MONEY TO LOAN.

Isl o ST. NE.-I bEsIRABLE NEW HOUSE;
low rent and by the owner Come see.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

HIGHEST PRICES FOR RAGS. METAL PA
Per. tires. etc. Phone NJ. 1851. EAGLE RAG 4
METAL CO.. Sth stA Motor truck will call.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR GOLD.
D. ALPHER, T q q. NJ. 3N
COLUMBIA BARGAIN HOUSE
Pays spot cash foC Furniture Stoves Carpets; al
tirds. 6ls La ave. l. FELKER. Prog. N. GLE.
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LOST
$4,000 Reward
Or $500 Each for
Two Emerald Rings.

These rings. previously sdver-
tised, were lost somewhere between
washington and New York. or in
one OF those cities: missing since
about December Sth. The above re-
ward will be paid for information
leading to recovery Of the same
and no questions asked. at the
Shoreham Hotel. Washington. OF
the st. Regis Hotel. New York, or
the New York Herald office. The
descriptions follow:
Square emerald; weight, $50
carats; set in platinum; containing
Ill brilliants In border and open
shank; total weight OF brilliants,
1o7 carats; scratch number on
ring. sos
Twin brilliant and emerald ring,
consisting Of one emerald al
carats. one old-cUt brilliant 3.S2
carats. and six brilliants .27 carats;
ring is OF gold and platinum points,
with the six brilliants In the shank;
scratch number on ring. 396.
LOsT-CARD CASE CONTAINING RAILRoAI
passes and snapshots. Reward Il returned to DR.
BLOOM. N Union Station.
LOsT-P1N; PIERIAN LITERARY SOCIETY
initials on back: pussibly on Pa. ave. car, Fn
day evening. Finder please call WIlo40. ZU Wash
ington circle :. reward.
LosT-MUFF, IN KANN's STORE. DECEMBEI
2. Liberl reward. Return to Zslt 18th 81 nv.