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u. S. DESTROYER TERRY.
BEACHED, A TOTAL LOSS

The destroyer Terry, which is now
beached in the inner harbor of Puerta
Plata. San Domingo. may be a total
loss. Reports received at the Navy
Department yesterday state that the
damage sustained by this vessel is
far more serious than first believed.
The starboard side OF the Terry
struck a reef. which cut into the hull
and forced Lieutenant William S. Mich
olas. in command, to run his ship
aground in shallow water. Fortunate
ly the vessel is well protected in her
present position, but whether she can
be saved is not yet ascertained.
A wrecking vessel from Kingston
has been ordered to her relief and a
Court of Inquiry will report to the
Navy Department on the cause and
extent of the damage. The crew of
the Terry has been taken aboard the
gunboat Sacramento.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-14
DIR. LUTTRELL CHOSEN
FALLS Church MAYOR
Wins by Plurality of Two Votes Over
E. 7. Fenwick-Three Coun-
cilmen Elected.

DR.. S. S. Luttrell was elected mayor Of
Falls Church. Va, yesterday by a plu-
rality of two votes over his only oppo-
nent, E. T. Fenwick. Dr. Luttrel reCeil-
ed sixty-eiEht votes and Mr. Fenwick
sixty-siX. Citizens OF the town cast is
votes
Three Councilmen were elected. one OF
whom had a plurality OF one. and a sec
ond surplus Of three votes. The third
candidate was uuopposed.
S: H Styles was given seventy votes
his opponent, William NJ. Ellison, receiv-
ing stXty-eisht They were candidates
for the city council from the Third ward.
T. H. Nourse was elected councilman
from the Second ward, with a vote Of
sixty-nine, his opponent, c. w. Lee, re-
ceiving sixty-six votes A. P. Piggot, the
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Devine. Charles H. Diech. John A. Doruey. Francis
B. D,iscou. Ralph NJ. Farmer, John D. FoIe9.
Charles Z. Gebhardt. Charles Geisenfeld. Fred d.
Giesler. Louis X. Gieb, Guillerno B. GueTsrs,
Maurice L. Harding, Irtie c. Henry Wallace Hill.
Frank w. Hoover. Kari W. Kindleberger. William
]. Levy, Rev. L. A. Lilly. s. j.; Joseph B. Nc
Donoush. Samuel J. Meliek. c. L. Morganston. r..
Christopher A. Nolan, Philip G. Pollard, Manuel
Prieto t.. George NJ. Quirk. Herbert L. Rickard.
William w. Schwartz, Frank sardo sheehy. Fl. A
SoderberE. Frederick Stohlman Grover L. Swink.
Arthur G. Nanderiip. +. H. Vanderverker Motion
Ray Weisie. Charles White. William p. woois
Master Of patent Aw-Ray r. Adams William
.. Anderson. kTert B. Ansloy. James Atkins,
Andrew W. Bennett. Louis A. Bissou, A. J. Blain.
William ]. Blake, ]. H. Byrne. Lawrence II. Cake.
Joseph A Carey, Howard L. Chase. c. Clart. o. G..
Cowhick, J. Il. DAILY. Charles H. Dieck. William
W. Downing. Ralph NJ. Farmer. John D. Foley.
l.. A. Fraser A. F. Garner, b. F. Gs7ey. IT,.
Cnarles L. Gebhardt, Charles Geisenfeld. S. H.
Graves. L. Il. Greb. Maurice L. Harding. L. &.
John J. Honan, F. W. Hoover. Marshall Low.
John Z. McAulire. ]. B. McDonough. d. V.
Mahoney. L. B. Mann. Samuel J. Mehck, Paul c.
Moran. Charles f. Morganston jr.. B. r. Neygcnnh.
Christopher A. Nolan, Charles Z. Pcddicord. Earle
F. Pierce, Herbert L. Rocksrd. H. g. Roberts,
Otto Ruppery. ir.. w NJ. ssndmeyer. II. X.
Schenet. William W. Schwartz Clarence \.
Sprsgue. Grover L. swink, Thomas L. Tansley.
F. H. VanderTurker. Charles White J. {. YestteT.
Doctor Of dental surgery-Kyle Bonar Alsobrook
Maximihan T. Bsrgerou. Ira Z Bisgs D. Rowe
Bilbrey. Hubert F. Biron. Jacob Lowell Brsuse.
b. Harris Camalier, ir.. John Paul Cooper John
Francis DonoGhre, Georgs Rudolph Ellis. James
ReIford Flynn, William H. Geoghan. ~ Francis
Kinds. Edmund p. Hurley. Naoshise Irimatn.
Edward G. Kirby. Clarence F. KohmcieT Iiylu
G. Kohlmeier. Edward Francis MoriArity. Frank
J. Palcho. Patrick H. Sharkey, Charles A. sheIse.
Chester Ronald Smith. Ralph B. Sn2pp, ". Allan
SouthcOmb, Oliver Z Suter. John A NsnyO.
Joseph A. NitAle. Otto H Wendt. AlVa Davis
Williams. Clement Gary Williams.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Louis Dubins, =. and Bertha Harris. 3. Rev. C.
Silverstone.
Cleveland F. Donaldson. Is. and Hollis Ethel
Essex. %. Rev. G. W. Mccullough.
Frederick HaIler 90 and Ellen Il. Thomas s..
Rev. L. G. B. Pierce.
Edward w. Psndetou. 81. and Mary E. Jacobs.
2. Rev. W. Fl. Bates
Clayton A. Richards z and Lena VI. LAsansk.
q. Rev X. p. CowsEeu.
Francis Edward Mix q, Of Chevy Chase Nd
and Frances Talnadge. %. Rev J. A. Austin
Morris Porter. 80, and Elizabeth Alexander Green,
q, both Of Baltimore Md. Rev. E. c.. Powers.
]. Lyman Pratt, q and Calhe Hoke Smith. q.
Rev. J. H. Taylor.
Oscar ]. Bernstein. z. and Alice R. Zsck. q
Rev. NJ. A. Horwitz
Robert c. Hilliard -, Of Minneapolis Mimi and
Dorothy W. Taylor, -. Rev. E. L Buckley.
Rschmiel Levine. a. and Rschil Mazier, .. Rev.
II. Becker.
William H Oliver, i. and Lillian P. Cherry. s.,
both Of Richmond Va Rev. F. NJ Mccoy.
Ystes P. Boswell 20, and Mary L. Clements. y
Rev. W. r. Cahill.
Mason c. Young ., and Mary W. West. q Rev.
F. W. Denys
Thomas P Bowes. 3, and Eoase c. Harden, Is
Lewis B. Wagmsn 9, Of Saratoga Springs. n. Y,
and Elizabeth NJ. Ames Q. Rev. 7. F. Chambers.
Isador Ramanoy. d. and Fannie Werther 2. Rev.
NJ. A. Horwitz.
Calvert W. T.zeweIl, r., Of Wilmington, Del,
and Sophie P. Goods. 25 Rev. H. n. Tucker.
William H. Mattinsly, Is. and Katherine NJ
Alexander. S. Rev. NJ. P. J. Esan-
Paul r. Bsrnaby. q, Of Grand Rsrids Mich.
and Virginia M. Bealle, Q. Of Bethesda, Md. Rev.
c. L. Fultz-
| T. Oscar Atwood "A, and jamie A. GsIleher IS,
both Of Germantown, Nd. Rev. J. B. Clark.
COLORED.
John H. Matthews, II. and Mary z. Dean, Is.
Rev. b. Powell
Guy smallwood, 2, and Irene A. King 70. Rev.
". c. H. Davis.
William L. Brown IS and Julia E. Edelin,, 3
Rev. +. NJ. Schnsnwess.
Wilson r. Tibbs. S, and Mel NJ. j. Brooks, 3s
Rev. W. II. Dean.
Albsrt Brown. g. and May A. Wilson, z Rev.
". H Dean,
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Criminal Division, No. I.
Justice Could

United States VS.. Peter N. Torrance;
violation Act December II. 1876; plea
guilty; sentenced to penitentiary for five
years; sentence suspended; recognizance
800 taken; attorney, A W. Scott.
United States VS.. William Purcell;
housebreaking and larceny: plea guilty;
rsrnanded and referred to probation Off
Ger; attorney, NJ. J. Mcnamara
United States vs. James T. Allen; muir
der first degree; jury respited until
Thursday, June Is, at 10 a. m; attorneys,
J. H. Ralston and s. D. Willis.
United States VS.. John s. Kuster; non
support; cognizance 500 taken. with
". W. Stewart surety; attorneys, ]. c.
Foster and J. J. Kelly.
United States VS.. Mason F. Noble; nom
support; plea guilty; sentenced to Deco
guam for eleven months and twenty nine
days; sentence suspended and placed on
probation; recognizancs 800 taken; order
ed to pay $40 per month for children; at
torney, r. B. Dickey.
United States VS.. Killes Willis; rob-
berry; defendant committed
Assignment for Thursday, June 5:
United States VS.. Agnes Moore and
Maggie johnson.
United States VS.. Calvin Chase
United States VS.. Annie Tfbbs and Sam
uel Thomas.
United States VS.. George Delaney.
Arraignments.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
Daniel c. and Annie L. TIiplett, girl
Henry F. and Marie A Thiebolt, boy.
LORENZO and Mary L. Silvestro girl
Thomas and Anna Quill boy.
Philip and Mary Peake, girl.
Charles L. and Agnes G. Payne, girl
Robert w. and Mary R. McChesny. girl
Arthur and Annie H. James. boy.
William A. and May V. Helm, boy
Marshall B. and Susie NJ. Hsrbsugh, boy.
George Z. and Mary T. Donaldson, boy.
Edward H. and Bessie NJ. Chamberlin, boy,
Charles B. and May B. Church. girl.
Leyburn NJ. and Sarah H. Bennett, girl.
Alvin S. and Margaret NJ. Bo1well, boy.
Abraham W. and Lonella Bailey, girl
Phillip B. and Anna C. Anderson, girl.
COLORED.
Robert and Catherine Wedge, girl.
Lopenz and Julia Snowden, boy.
Edward and Maggie Holmes, girl
Edward and Alberta Grici, boy.
Summerville and Florence Chew, boy,
George and Virginia Brown, girl.
John F. and Viola E. Becswith, girl.
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Circuit Division No. l.
rnxrfr~ EnnId


DuvaH vs. Capital Traction Co.; ap-
neal noted by defendant: supersedeas
bond 800; plaintiffs attorneys. c. D. Gar
rstt and w B Guy; defendants attor-
ney, z. A. Swingle.
Assignment for Thursday. June Is:
lne-Espert VS. franklin Insurance Co.;
attorneys. Davis-Darlington.
llO-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance Co.
attorneys, Davis-DarlingtCn.
3li-Craig VS.. Paris. Administrative: at
torneys Hackett-Robinson.
S-Klug vs.. Capital Traction Co.; at
torneys, Ellis & Donaldson-Dunlop, Ho-
gan
SS5-Mainhart We. Meeks; attorneys,
Carter-Stearman.
ss7-Probey vs. Gerbert; attorneys.
Lambert. Diggs. Yeatman. Douglas, Ruff
I'm & Obear.
SS9-Hines ct al. VS.. Van Balkenburg;
attorneys, Diggs. Hill. Rogers.
5T-Buscher VS.. District Of Columbia
ct al: attorneys, Davis. Gardiner
Syme, Williams, Parker.
sT-Humphrey VS.. District National
Bank: attorneys, Berry & Minor-Lester,
Barnard. Johnson.
24+Totten VS.. District Of Columbia;
Baker. Leahy-Syme. Smith.
5442O-Scheuch VS.. District OF Columbia;
attorneys, Newmyer, Pelzmap-White-
ford.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, JUNE I3, 1916.

pay income to mother Of minor; attorney.
]. w. Glennan.
Estate of Annie X Paris order to
transfer stock; attorneys, Gordon & Cor
don.
Estate of Nicholas L. Terrell; order ap-
pointing Essie L. Terrell administrator;
bond. 5000; attorneys. F. B. Rhodes and E.
Med. Kintz.
| Estate of Harriet NJ. Hunter; order ad-
mittlng will to probate and granting let
ters Of administration c. t. a. to Henry A.
Howarth; bond, $4,000; attorney, S. r.
Bond.
Estate OF Charles R. L. Crown; order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Elizabeth Crown;
bond, 500; attorney. R. N. Donaldson.
Estate of Elizabeth J. Baker; order ap-
pointing Emily NJ. Baker administrator;
bond $500; attorney. Emily NJ. Baker
Estate of Isaac H. Ford order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
Itestamentnry to John Ford; bond 5000;
attorney, a. S. Taylor.
Estate OF John r. Beatty; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters tcstamentary to Fred Frisbee; bond,
] $1,000; attorney, f. S. Swindell.
Estate of James H. Gait; order admit
Itestamentary to Eugene c. Gott and
American Security and Trust Company;
bond, 5000; attorney, a. B. Leet.
Estate of Jacob Held order admitting
will to probate and granting letters testa-
mentary to Anna y. Held; bond, $500 at
tOrney. A. P. Owens.
Estate of Henry A. Allen; petition to
exclude ring from inventory; attorney.
! Louis Gutenberg
Estate of Milton NJ. Patton: exemplthed
copy of will filed.
Estate of Irene A Kirhv. will da,a5
June 10. 1915, filed.
Estate of James H. Lee: petition for
probate OF will filed; attorney, P. W.
Frisby.
Estate OF Henry A. Allen; order ex-
cluding ring from inventory; attorney
Louis OttenberG
Estate of Ruth S. Marsh; will dated
April %, 1916, filed.
Estate OF Henry Edwards; petition for
extension OF loan; attorney, S. J. David
son.
. In re Marie B. A. Slaymaker: order ap-
pointing William I. Slaymaker guardian;
bond. 500; attorney. L. H. David.
Estate of Ida E. Wetzerick; will dated
September 20, 1891. and petition for pro-
bate filed; attorney. Alexander Wolf
Estate of Lottie L. Jones: petition for
probate of will and letters of administra-
tion c. t. a. filed; attorneys, Tobriner &
Graham.
Estate of John Appich; will dated De-
cember 81, 1915, filed.
Estate OF Sarah J. McNeir; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, T. H Pat
terson
Estate of Charlotte ]. Pile; petition for
probate Of will and letters OF admins
tration c. t a. filed; attorneys. Maddox e.
Galley.
Estate Of Priscilla Butler; petition to
deposit in registry of court: attorneys, A
W. Scott and w. c. Martin.
Estate OF John W. Carter; petition for
distribution filed: attorney. w. O. Davis
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CANADIANS MAKE GAINS.

London, June l3.-The Canadisnr re-
gained this morning the position, lost
earlier in the month in the sector OF
Hill CO. in the ridge southeast Of lille
beke, on a front OF over 100 yards
The positions recovered in the assault
include the former front from the south
ern portion Of Sanctuary wood to a point
600 yards north Of Hill 80.
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only candidate aspiring 10 represent the
First ward in the council. was given i-s
votes in clear field
The voting began at sunrise, the polls
closing at sunset. No disorder marked
the balloung The officers will be In
Quoted into office September ! for a term
OF two years, but Il was rumored last
night that the retiring mayor, z. c.
Herndon' may hand in his resiSnst ton
within short time because OF III hesith
incident TO his advanced age.
W. 7. Westcott, George w Hsvshur<
and Mr.. Bathune were judges Of the elee]
ton.
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supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. 2.
Justice Stafford.

Dahlgren VS.. The Real Estate Title In
sursnce and Trust Company; order con-
ttnuing hearing on temporary restrain
ing order to June 70; plaintiffs attorney.
W. z. Lester.
Coleman VS.. Coleman; rule as to
alimony pendente lite returnable June %;
PLAINTIFFS attorney, c. w. Fowler.
Savoy vs. Dove, ct al; order extening
time to file appeal to July /; PLAINTIFF s
attorneys, c. S. Hill and NJ. N Richard
con: defendants attorneys, NJ. ]. Col
bert and w. H. DeLacy
Nogel, ct al, VS.. Vogel ct al; decree
confirming conract, and sale finally
ratified and Frederick ]. Rice appointed
trustee to convey; bond 500, and reference
TO the auditor; plaintiffs attorneys, F.
!. Rice and A. H. Bell
Hoffman, VS.. Hoffman,: rule as to con-
tempt returnable June 16; plaintiffs at
torney, George P. Hoover.
Chapman vs.. Phipps; order of publica-
ton; plaintiffs attorneys, G. F. Collins
and A. D. Washington.
Thomas VS.. THONGS; rule as to alimony
pendente lite and costs returnable June
Is; PLAINTIFFS attorneys. W. G. Gardiner
and w. J. ,Neale,
Rowzee VS.. Rowzee; order continuing
further hearing OF rule as to contempt
to June IS; plaintiffs attorney. E. L.
Giles
Shorter VS.. Colored Union benevolent
Association; order making Ada Davis,
ADMINISTRATIVE party defendant; plaintiff
attorney, W. G. Johnson.
Roller vs. Murray: order fixing bond
on appeal at 800, or in lieu $50 cash;
plaintiffs attorney, E. H. Jackson; de-
fendants attorneys, ]. E. Laskey and
Gordon & Gordon.
King VS.. King; rule as to delivery OF
piano, returnable June g; plaintiffs at
torneys, R. NJ. Hudson and ]. A. Hicks.
In re lUnacy of John Finger; order re-
ferring first account of committee to
the auditor.
In re lunacy of Eugene S. Burke: order
approving first account OF committee.
In re Emory W. Reisinger; order ap-
pointing Julia +. Murphy guardian, bond
1900.
In re Iunacy Of oliver D. Russell; order
approving report of the auditor. and
trustees discharged.
Alexander vs.. Henry; order appointing
William X. Quinter trustee to convey;
plaintiffs attorney. C. L. Frailey.
Dulany, trustee, VS.. WaEgaman; rule
returnable June 3; plaintiffs attorneys,
Maddox & Galley.
Truesdell VS.. Bartlett: rule as to in
junction returnable June %; plaintiff
attorneys, NJ. n. Richardson and P. L.
Wright.
In re adoption OF Harriet o. Lipp;
decree legalizing adoption; attorneys
MILAN & Smith.
No assignment for Thursday. June Is.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE,

WHITE.
Hsnors Curtin. g. years. iia Bates St NV.
Julie W. Stevens, Y, lo2 sth st. me-
Daniel 7. Connor. a. Walter Reed General Hosp,
John e. Wilson. g., 1893 Phelps place.
Catherine Haslett. 81. Providence Hospital
Richard c. Goss. 81. l24l "a St sw
COLORED.
Elizabeth Dorsey. IS, Freedmen's HoepdtL
James Rhone. II, Garfield Hospital
Joseph Brown. s., Lane Place, Desnyood d. G..
Leroy Shedrck, 4. Emergency Hospital.
William Campbell. months. Al oakdaIs 4. NJ.
Nelson Ailss, Q mopthA 70 G q, 81,
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HOMESEEKER!
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where the distance from the Tanitol is
less than 10 Chevy Chase and the time
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Lawsuits.

59232-Lona Fitzgerald VS.. District Of
Columbia, Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Co. and Pa. R. R. Co: damages,
$4,000; plaintiffs attorney W. G. Gardi-
ner.
59233-Cnited States Of America VS.. Jas.
A. Spencer; certlorari; defendants attor-
ney, W. J. Lambert.
oS234-Mary J. Brown VS.. The Washing
ton Post Co.; certiorari; defendants at
torney, w. J. Lambert
5S@35-Fon Unschuld University of Music
(appellant VS.. Clara H. Dyer; appeaI:
plaintiffs attorney, John L. Cassin.
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Probate Division,
Justice Stafford

Estate Of James NJ Craig; order t.
transfer bonds; attorney, A D. Merritt.
Estate Of John W. Menefee; order for
sale of stock; attorney, F. S. Bright.
Estate Of Frank J. Kenny; order re.
ferrins cause to auditor; attorney, II. q.
Davis
Estate Of William Schving; order nisi
ratifying sale Of real estate; ATTORNEYS,
Hamilton & Hamilton
Estate of Thomas n. williams; order
for sale OF watch; attorney. c. S. Hill.
Estate OF Ceenan withers; order to
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Circuit Division No. :.
In.ffee SfnTord

Grifith vs Cockrell; penalty of appeal
bond for costs fixed at 500; with leave
to deposit so: plaintiffs attorney, W. A
Johnston: defendants attorneys. r. T,
Long and W. ]. Neale.
Lula Boxley, Administrative, vs.. War
rem F. Brenizer Co.; and Clara B. Mas
terson VS.. Warren F. Brenizer Co.; jury
respited until Thursday, June Is; plain
tins attorneys. F. B. Rhodes, H. A
Baker and P B. Cromelin; defendants S
attorneys, Maddox & Galley and W. H
Price. jr.
Assignment for Thursday. June Is:
Case on trial only.
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Criminal Division, No. z.
Justice Stafford.

In re estate of Mary F. Johnson: verdict
sustaining will; caveators attorneys,
Turnage & Quinn and S. D. Truitt;
rsvestor's attorneys, w. II. Richards and
s. L. McLaurin.
In re estate OF Mary E. Pillow; motion
FOR new trial overruled; caveator's attor-
neys. H. z. Davis and ]. Y. Reeves;
caveatee's attorneys, W. ]. Lambert and
r. II. Yeatman.
No assignment for Thursday. June ls
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Equity Suits

3441s-Emily F. Thomas VS. Robert F.
Thomas, divorce; plaintiffs attorneys,
w. G. Gardiner and w ]. Neale.
3i4l9-James c. Davenport ct al. VS.. Paul
w. Bartlett; for Injunction plaintiffs at
torneys' NJ. n. Richardson and Paul L
Wright.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR ENUHANGE-FuUR- STORY
uUnJr. excellent condition: no inCumbTBnct north
west section; near courthouse Lot desired 5Eleu
in northwest sectin. Addr-s BOX sc. Hertd
office.
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ARTHUR CARR,
ll0l E ST. N. W.
FOR SALE-FARMS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

EoNET TO LOAN JS APPRoyTD cITT nIAL
state st lowest current Btei E~csl p-vnxs
with rrz7ect - pri1E rsymrnu TlLER a RUrb-
ERFORD. Inc. SF 18th 81
SONEY 10 LUAN-SsO TO SSn.oo on q. a
real estate. SeVetl trust funds. q. &c per c~ut
An trsnsAc1iont conducted with ecUnouirtl eonse-
trltion for aoTTOWgrS WN. Il SAUNDERS .
CO.. southern Building 81 18th -
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LEGAL ArpREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

Emme-ich, to secure Metropolis Building Associa-
ton. No. g. $500.
Petworth, lot Ts, block 7s-Josepa F. Cev.nser
ct Mary, to Theodore NJ. Judd and Robert r.
Mahorney, to secure Haues Shspero, s. l5o monthly
payments per mt
Square I'll. lot .0-William Davis ct ux Matte.
to Wade II. Cooper and William d. Barry to secure
Samuel NJ. Thrift. $500. three years. per cent
quarterly.
Meridian Hill, lot 3, block ls-wiIliam Fshey ct
uI. Julia A., to Harry X Boss and q Glenn
Phelps. to secure Ruth L. Newman, 81 30 eighteen
months. per cent semiannually
Square 13l, lot T-Thomas H. Hall to Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Gusts to secure Perpetual
Building Association 2.Too
Square 162. lot s-T1ns Hicks ct ux Charlotta
70 Arthur Cam and Marvin A. Gusts. to secure
Perpetual Building Association s. 100
Columbia Heights lot 10 block G-Charles r.
klose ct ux. Mary W., to Washington Loan and
Trust Company, to secure Equitable Co-operatiye
Building Association, & 800.
Square 81. lot n3-Elesnor H. McAboy to Arthur
carr and Marvin A. Gusts. to secure Perpetual
Building Association s., 800
Square AZ, part lot Is-Mary A. Preinkert to
Washington Loan and Trust Company to secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association 81 500
Square So. east part lot II and west part lot l2-
Minnie Rupert ct vir. Thomas to Washington
Loan and Trust Company. to Equitable
Cooperative Building Association 5000
Whitney Close. lot a. block ll-Willam Tenn ct
uI Sarah. to Marx Stsarman and Harry H. Hol-
lander. to secure Samuel Shapiro and Israel Dia-
uond. sa5, monthly payments, per cent.
Square south Of II. lot s-Harry W.. Ussery and
Maggie L. Ussry. joint tenants to Arthur Carr
and Marvin A. Gusts, to secure Perpetual Building
Association, $500.
Meridian Hill. parts lots Il and IS block lS-John
L. warren ct uX. Annie k to George Y. Worth
lnston and George Y. Worthington, jr.. to secure
Ruth G. Collette. $1,000. three years, per cert.
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District Division.
Justice Sfddonk.

IN re opening OF Girard street; hear
ing continued to June 10.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Stannrd.

l In re Coverly Co.; order ratifytng re-
port Of special master on trustees final
report and account
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Master of Laws Degrees,

Master OF laws-Andrew W. Bennett, Aluysius J.
Blain, Harry W. Brimer. ]. Harry Byrne. Joseph
A. Carey. Michael S. Cerrezn, Howard Z. Chase
Charles L. Clark, James Robert Daty. william ].
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Electric ca. I'll [. {.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-09

Automobile LicenSeS-Automohilc Icor-
-o- verc issued out of Ihe office of Countr
tlcri Ine Webb this morning a- follow
>o. 5000. Brownsville Creamery Company.
Ford nu7. aNs. nG0 and gao. F. MI. ~.o-.
Br0ua-F 'ie. Epri-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-09

COHdenmen Animal Sale-Thrf horses
and -iN mal.- wil be Sold ma ane'ion at
1n .'rla.- Monday morning at forI
Brown. Trs -.urf, hr- been condemned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-09

nR. DR.. O. WORKS will return from h.
vacation September 13. 1916. 9-7-3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-09

Electrical, bicycle, automobile, tyne
writer, flashlights, telephone and telegraph
supplies and repairs. We repair anything
rio Grande Electric Cot.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-09

We call for and deliver YOUR fans FOR ~
pairs. Can rs. Rio Grande Electric Co.
A-E-E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-09

WHEN YOU CAN'T GET iT ELSE
WHERE. come to n-. Wen have it. r.
trlndc Electric to. 9-i-ft
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-09-09
CITY NEWS

SEND Us YOUR BABY CARRIAGES to
be retired; We have a SPECIAL MA
CHINE for this purpose. Rio Grande
Electric Co. -7ll0tf.