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The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
Circuit Division No. :.
Justice Stafford.

United States to use of Smoot VS..
Graves ct al: order of publication grant
ed; plaintiffs attorney, P. B. Campbell.
Richardson VS.. Engle; verdict for de-
fendant; plaintiffs attorney, George L.
Whitford; defendants attorneys, II. E.
Davis and A. l.. Newmyer.
Lincoln VS.. Wilkinson; motion for new
trial overruled judgment on verdict for
plaintiff for $l1S5.46; appeal noted and
bond for costs fixed at 500: or as super
sedeas fixed at 5000; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Bates Warren and w. H. Sholes;
defendants attorneys, Leckie, Cox &
Kratz.
In re habeas corpus Of Frick VS.. Frick;
custody Of infant Mary Z. Frick award
ed to mother.
Assignment for today:
337-Pistorio VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys. Meril'
lat-HooveT.
4O2-weiss vs. City and Suburban Rail.
way Company; attorneys, Baker, Oster.
map-Hoover.
39o-Wnson VS.. Boyd: attorneys.
Rhodes. Cromelin-Ottenberg.
192-Bessley vs.. AnaCostia and Potomac
River Railway Company: attorneys
Lambert, Yeatman-Hoover
11S-Barrett VS.. Coffin; attorneys
Uoover-West.
4l2-Hart VS.. Goodman: attorneys. Bir-
ney-PlumIey.
Motions for today at Ills p. m:
Finley VS.. Weigle; attorneys, Rhodes,
Cromeln-Ridout.
2-COlbran VS.. Worthington; attorneys,
Lester. LovinE-Frailey.
3-McNabb vs.. Kinney: attorneys Poe
Hogan. Sheehy. Baker
4-High Point Hardwood Lumber Com
pany vs. Davidson; attorneys, johnson,
Patterson-MaCkaU Garter
5-Ragan VS.. Davis; attorneys. Wheat
ley-Tucker. Kenyon, Macfarland
6-Grove vs.. Peter GrOgan e Sons Com
pany; attorneys, Mather. Downey-
Baker. Grant.
7-Rosenstein vs., Fischer; attorneys,
WeIls-WOIf.
S-COghiu VS.. Norfolk and Washington
& Chamberlin-Tucker. Kenyon & Mac
farIand
9-Colonial Bank and Trust Company
vs.. MollOhan; attorneys, BrandenbUrg &
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
10-COlonial Bank and Trust Company
vs.. McEwen; attorneys, Brandenburg &
neutrality-suspicious..
11-Greenhaus and Company VS.. Bliss
Medical Company: attorneys, RalstOn &
ichardson-Sullivan.
12-IIill Publishing Company VS. Amer
lean Rapid Cyaniding Company; attor-
neys, Wheatley-Ridout.
13-Nathan VS.. Parker ct al; attorneys
Wolf. Newmyer-Ridout.
1i-Klein VS.. City and Suburban Rail.
way Company; attorneys, Quinn, Ray
jr.-HOOveT.
l5-Karrick vs.. Geo. 4. Fuller Com.
TaEy: attorneys. Merillat. Marshall
QUlnn-Duyall.
16-Marston VS.. stallings; attorneys
/ Paladini-Gordon.
17-Trimble vs.. District National Bank
attorneys, Hogan-Lester.
lS-Hlnes ct al VS.. Van Valkenberg
attorneys, Diggs-Hin Rogers.
l9-Suter VS.. lockwood Company; attor.
neys. David, Weiner-Brandenbur &
BTandenburg.
2G-Boxley and Masterson VS. Brenizel
Company; attorneys. Rhodes Cromelin-
| Maddox, Galley, Price.
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1910 Emerson street northeast. square lc29. lot
li5-Amelia NJ. Donelsoa and sarah F. Milstead
TO Samuel A. and Jennie Deslin. joint tenants, $40
Center .Eckington lot s.. block lt-Jacoo >.
GraFer ct wx. Annie r.. to Frederick d. and
Sarah O. Berger. joint tenants. SO.
First street between T and streets southwest.
square go. lots Is to ls-samuel T. HSris 70
Harry J. Jackson So
1881 Nineteenth street northwest, square i2. lot
M William A. Hill ct Josephine r.. TO Alma
L. Straus. Sc.
lsa5 Nineteenth street northwest. square Is2. lot
William A. Hin & TX. Josephine p, 10
Miriam /. Pryser so.
Mount Pleasant lot g-George W. Huguely et
,z Mabel r., to Julia ~ Fitton, $40.
First street between T and U streets southwest,
square CO., lots Is TO lS-Bauy J. jackson ct ux.
Carrie L.. to Henry w. Catten. SO
Columbia Heights. lot fs block 25-Charles W.
King jr.. ct ux. Carrie J.. 70 William n. Bsasaw,
SIC.
Columbia Heights. lot IS. block z5-Charlss W.
King, jr., et ux. Carrie j.. 10 James y. and
Rebecca II. HALEY, jo!nt tenants. SO.
Whitney Close. lot 4s block 6-Harry A. Kite e
ux. Claire Wright to John J. and TerJsa NJ.
Riseng, Joint tenants SIC.
Palisades q the Potomac. lot Il, block Il
Douglass S. Mackall. surviving trustee TO Leila ID.
Emig SIS
Square s23s. lot A. villa Park-Clara A. Marden
to !. 4. Zimmerman, $40
Square s55l. lot II. Central Addition-Clara A
Marden to Ancy1 H. Stanforth. $40.
First street between T and U streets southwest,
square COO, original lot l+-Gcorge W. Marsh 10
Henry W. CattsIl, SO.
1873 Sixteenth street northwest square l4 lot IS
Miriam I. Peyser and Alma StrauS TO Asna L.
Carey $40.
Hood & Batchelders Addition. Congress Heights.
lots II and u block Thomas J. RossiteT and
Walter T. Pollen. trustees, TO Patrick Sullivan, Sc.
li2 Fifteenth street northwest and alley between
Rhode Island avenue. o. Fifteenth and Sixteenth
streets northwest square l95. part lot g and all
lot tt6-Joseph T. SheTier et Ux Adah L., to
Katie s Smith. SO
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

square So. north part original hot i2-Annie
Fox ct yir. Abraham c. to Francis 7. Sheehy and
Vincent 4. Sheehy. to secure BCrnari Leonard
N,l53; year,. per cent. quarterly.
Widow Mitr, lot 25-Oscar w. White Ct uK. 10
William II. Sholes and John L. Warren, to SECURE
William L. Browning $1,000; / to "a months .
per cent, semi-annuaIly and maturity.
Trinidad lot g. block Elizabeth c. Lambrrt
to B. Francis Saul and James F. Shea. to secure
Home Savings Bank Sl.75O; monthly payments. .
per cent
All interest in estate Of Frank Burrows deceased
Mae e. Reinburg TO William c. Barr. to secure
loan 800.
squue s553. lot 9-Frederick H Barssr and
Sarah g Berger to Benjamin H. GrIver and Hugh
A. Thrift 20 secure JacoO s GruEer 80: monthly
payments, per cent
Columbia Heights, lot y. block William n.
Bragaw ct uN. Barbara z, to JcseTh F. King
and Joseph Il. King to secure Charles w. King.
r., Sl.955; ssmi-sunual payments. per cent.
Isnier Heights lot 80 ,, auk l.. Browne e. uN.
Lsra D.. 70 George NJ. Emmerich and Douglas
g MsckaI to SECURE Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent EuiIding Association 200
Square l9I lot ls-Anna l. Carey to Union Trust
Company. trustee. 10 secure Fidelity Trust Com
pany S5OOO; wears, 40 Ter cent SeIni-annually.
Square 1874 lot ls-Ama Z Carey 10 William A.
Peysrr and Alma r Strsus 500; ls months S
TeT cent. semi-aUnualy.
square $50. lots "a. 75 and 76-Charlss NJ Corson
I, James F. Shea and GCurEe l. Bar-pr 10 secure
Thomas E. McItale $50 ; years 81 per cent.
semi annually three trusts. ore OF $50 on each
lotN.
Square 81 lot g and part lot ls square Ilsi
lot 1874 ard all interest in estate-Frank W
Bowling ct ux Gertrude. Frank w DovIinE jr
Jesse r DuWlinr and Frank 7. Dowling 70 Thomas
= Cox, 20 secure Christian Mooyer 81 900; year.
SQUARE 1915. lot lt2-Juseph DTurak a uK Narv
% William F Edmouston ard Louis n Peak 10
secure Corcpran Fire Insurance Company 81 100 ,
years & per cent. EsmtannuaIv.
Square 3e5 lot g-Jacob Flsx e W. Pay TO
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tiers. Mary F. and Catherine A. wbte
Attorney c. Albert White represented the
estate
sui to aHnul his marriage 70 Grace
Coombs Nicholson was fled in The Dis-
trict supreme Court yesterday bv August
Nicholson. The husband. through ~ a.
torney J. n. Linton. alleges his vifeis
mind IL unbalanced.
william J. Browning yesterday v-ss an
pointeo receiver for the White Cross
MIX Company. which operates IN yVssb-
lngton and Frederick. Nd. bv J1stig,
MCCOY. The Continental Trust C,o,,rs -
also was named as substitute t--+stcc
me action OF the court was bascd ~, !.
peutlon Med by =. Eerten's sons v,,o
ahege the company owes them * ooO
douglas Rufin & Obear. In behalf ~ A.
company. consented 10 the rece5yers,,i-,
Suit 10 restrain EsteIle 7; cods..
III 9 street northwest from -,
70 sell Gossard corsets was 6Is5 g. -
LisLIlct supreme Court yesterday nv tL.
=, oOssard Company. manufacturer
.aso' Icso' Attorneys Minor & Galley
Charles LsFontaine, Henry Ry,,L,,- ,
Edward Barney. indicted q, Ls.S,'.,l,l ~
charges. yesterday u-itb5rcv, -. ~ 90 20.
ss.s ehtered by them and nIed mo
Lole -,1l 70 quash the Indictment. They a.
SI9L nat several counts are irnproper5y
yolneo IN me Indictment They are rer-o-
'e''eu DS Attorneys Wright & wsynpIer
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D. C. Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Monday. May 1. 1915:
2921-Blair vs.. United States ex rel
Hellman; attorneys, Syme, Stephens
Lesh.
2S76 and 2S77-Twyman VS.. Carter;
and Carter VS.. Twyman; attorneys,
Ralston, Richardson. winfield-Keig-
win.
2913-DUnnington VS. Huntington;
attorneys. Wright & Wampler-Hav-
ell. Hawken.
2915-AddisOn VS.. Barnes; attorneys,
RidOut, Decentralization and Rich
ardsOn.
2931-SOper vs.. Myers: attorneys,
eatley-Phelps. Richardson.
2919-DOnOvan vs.. Mahoney; attor-
neys, Easby-Smith, Fleharty - Cert
man. RidOut.
292O-JaCObi VS.. Jacob: attorneys,
NewmyeT-Wright & Wampler
2slS-Johnson VS.. McAdoo; attorney,
Laskey.
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United States Court Of Customs
ApDeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Mont
gomery and Associate Judges Smith,
Barber. De Vries and Martin.
No. 1928. Stone vs.. United States.
Imitation parchment paper. Submit
ted on brief by the appellant and ar
gued by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the ap-
pellee.
No 1861 United States VS.. Ameri-
can Express Company. PathescOpes.
Argument commenced by Mr.. Bert
Hanson for the appellant. continued
by Mr. Edward p. Sharretts for the
appellee and concluded by Mr.. Bert
Hanson for the appellant.
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Probate Division,
Justice NIeCoy.

Estate Sarah J. Reamer; will dated
March %. 1916 filed.
Estate Kate Beck; order admitting will
to probate and granting letters testa-
mentary to Mary V. Baxter; bond $500;
attorneys, Turnage & Quinn.
In re Lucille Compiler; rule adjudging
guardian in contempt of court
Estate Theodore A. Mayer: order, to
purchase property at appraised value; at
torneys, Ellis & Donaldson.
Estate Marian Bryan; petition for pro-
bate of will filed; attorney, j. ]. Dar-
iington
Estate Helen L. Shaw; will dated May
lS 1914. filed.
Estate John B. Erwin; Will dated March
IS. 1916, filed.
Estate Stilson Hutchins: order extend
ing time for filing transcript; attorneys,
II. E. Davis and c. II. Merinat.
In re Mary c. Croggon; order author
izing Sortgage of infants real estate;
attorney, j. J. Darlington.
Estate Nettie Young; will dated Febru-
airy 4, 1918, filed.
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Equity SUITE

S4290-F. Mertens Sons VS.. White Cross
Milk Company, ct al; for receiver and to
substitute trustee; plaintiffs attorneys,
Bates Warren and W. H. Sholes; de-
fendant's attorneys, Dougles. Ruffin and
Obear
3429l-August Nicholson VS.. Grace c
Nicholson; to annul marriage; PLAINTIFF 8
attorney, /. II. Linton.
4292-The H. w. Gossard Company VS..
EstelIe l.. Goddard; for injunction: plain
tins attorneys, Berry & Minor and II. p.
Galley.
34293-LuclIe A. Hawkins VS.. Edward
Hawkins; for maintenance; plaintiffs at
torney, L. L. Gies.
342g4-Rosa NJ. Wallace VS. Charles B.
Wallace; for absolute divorce; plaintiffs
attorney. A. D. Smith.
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District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Anderson.

Hawkins vs.. Hawkins; rule return
able May ); plaintiffs attorney. E. l.
Gies
sherwtn & Berman. Inc, VS.. .su-
preme Co. inspector general ct al;
order of publication; plaintiffs at
tOrneys. W. J. Lambert and R. H
Yeatman.
Porter VS.. Porter: order for aIimony
pendente lite; plaintiffs attorney, G.
W. Drew; defendants attorney, r. J.
QuigIey.
Delaney VS.. the KretoI Co.: order
OverrUling motion for security for
costs; plaintiffs attorney. Nelson Will
son; defendants attorneys, Hawken &
HavelI
Nussey vs.. Van Ornum; reference to
auditor; plaintiffs attorney, f. S.
Mussey.
Queen VS.. Forrest; decree dismiss
ing bill with leave to amend: plain
tiff's attorney. c. W. Tignor; defend
ants attorney, George c. Gertman.
Baird VS.. Burgess; decree dismiss
ing bill with leave to amend; plain
tins attorneys, L. J. Mather and E. c.
Brokmeyer; defendants attorney,
Charles Poe.
McEinsey VS.. Marden: decree sub
stituting trustees; plaintiffs attorneys.
RalstOn & Richardson; defendants at
tOrney. s. D. Willis.
EAlAN Vs. FIlGhs OTQeE lot dllfuOnys
plaintiffs attorney. Crandal Mackey;
defendants attorneys, Leckie, Cox &
Kratz.
Motions for today at 10 a. m.
I'm re bankruptcy of J. H. Nolan;
attorneys. SulIivan-MarshaU.
2.-Greenhaus VS.. Bliss: attorneys,
RalstOn & Richardson-SulIivan.
3,-MurPhy vs.. Murphy; attorney
Bigoness.
Talbot VS., Frey; attorneys,
RidOut-Gordon. Poe.
5.-Carter VS.. Carter; attorneys.
Turnage, Quinn-Hewlett.
6.-Jones VS.. Jones; attorney, J. H.
Adriaans.
In re bankruptcy Of J. william
Henry; attorneys, Wright & wampIer
-TObriner.
S.-ODonnen vs.. Mcdonald; attor-
neys, Lambert. Ridout-wilson.
Brown VS.. Hazard; attorneys,
Boyd-Peter, Barnard.
10.-MOrgan VS.. Sutherland; attor-
neys, Berry, Downing-Carmody, NIL
ler
II.-Dahis VS.. Dahis; attorneys. Glss
Colbert, Murphy.
12.-Sullivan VS.. KelIigan: attor-
neys. David. Colbert-Brown, Lfnkins.
13.-Dyar VS.. Dyar; attorneys, White
Ford.
I4-MaxweH VS.. Maxwell: attor-
Heys. Ridout. Frisby-Beckett
15.-Birdwen VS. Cotton; attorneys,
MILAN & Smith-Newmyer
1s.-Hall vs. District of CoIunn bia I:
attorneys, Padgett. Manogue-Syme.
17.-Barnett VS.. Barnett; ATTORNEYS,
Hawken, Havell-BradIey.
1S-Washington Times Company vs..
Northeast Temple and Market Com
pany; attorney Gutenberg.
19-Fagan VS.. Fagan; attorneys
Hegarty-Hooe
20.-Jones VS. Jones: ATTORNEYS
Wright & Wampler-Bigoness.
21.-Santmyer vs. Santmyer: attor-
neys. Miller. Taliaferro-Rfdout.
. 22-Flanagan VS.. Arends; attorneys
Easily -Smith-sheehy.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

Harlcm-William A. Hazel ct TO John r.
Green parts lots . ) aud 1. $40.
co O'Neills court southwest; % g street south
west; 2ll street southwest s5i Third street south
west: . G street sOsIthwest-MaTy Ellen O'Nein
ct al. to Margaret NJ. O'NeiIl; part original lots
and ; square 81; part original lot G, square $50
part original lot T. square 6i2, 81.
Trinidad ElwaId G. Fisher to John W Fisher.
undivided one-haIf interest in lot s. block .. 81.
Mintwood- Elizabeth 4. EndcOtt To Berkeley L.
Simmons. lot 81 square 2Ji9, SO
4Is Tenth street northwest, square S7s. north i
original lot r-Ahin e.. Belt, receiver. to Wash
ington Gas Light Company. 81 600.
Seventeenth street between Massachusetts avenue
and II street southeast square los. lots . aud q
Earl C. Butterfeld ct ux. Bessie W. 10 james
II Beard. so.
Holmead Manor, lot 81 block R-CharIes NJ.
C7rson IL Amelia NJ. Jones. SO
Pleasant Plains, lot l2-ShcIby J. Davidson ct
ux Leouora c.. to Margaret A. O'Brien, 80.
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lawsuits.

5909O-United States to use OF Lewis Z.
Smoot VS. Nelson Y. Graves, trading as
Cape May DREDGING Company; and In
teTnational Fidelity Insurance Company;
bond, S2S5Ol; plaintiffs attorney, P. B.
Campbell.
5sOs1-Meyer. Pitts & Co. VS.. Max Per-
skin: Judgment NJ. c., $2S9.2S; plaintiffs S
attorneys, Tobriner and Graham.
59O92-Price, Waterhouse & Co. VS. Will
lam A, Mearns; judgment NJ. C., S422.Sl
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, McKenney and Flan-
merry.
59O9S-Jesse &. Martin VS.. w. G. Cornell
Company. Littlefield, Alvord & Co. and
Gustav w Frosberg; damages, $4,000;
plaintiffs attorney. a. L. Newmyer.
J9O94-Alva Sole and Lola V. Sole VS.
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc; damages
5000; plaintiffs attorney. Hunter A.
Moss.
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District Courts

Suit for $4,000 damages, was filed in
District Supreme Court yesterday by
Jesse B. Martin against the W. G. Cornell
Co, ldttlefeld. Alvord Company. and
Gustav W. FOrsberg. The plaintiff de-
clares he was employed in the Govern
ment Printing Office W May, 1914. and
that through the negligence Of the de-
PENDANTS he alleges he was scalded and
otherwise injured. The suit was filed
through Attorney Alvin L Newmeyer
A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was
filed in the District Supreme Court YES
terdya by Edwin D. Barker and Charles
L. Buck. cO-partners. trading as Hall &
Co. 20i Ninth street northwest The in
debtedness OF the firm is placed at
$.o3l.7S and assets al S4O5I45 Mr..
Barker's individual liabilities are placed
at 2,l34,29 and 10 personal assets. Mr.
Bucks individual debts are given as SOS
and no assets. The petition was filed by
Attorney W. A. Coombe.
Rosa N. Wallace. through Attorney 4.
d. Smith. yesterday entered suit in the
District Supreme Court for absolute di-
vorce from Charles A. Wallace They
were married October L, 1870 She names
a correspondent.
Justice Anderson yesterday grained
temporary alimony Of $40 a month to Mrs.
Jennie NJ. Porter. pending settlement Of
her suit for absolute divorce from George
F. Porter and allowed $50 counsel fees
to Attorney George W. Drew, represent
ing the wife.
Justice Mccoy yesterday granted let
ters OF administration to Robert p. White
on the estate Of his father. James White.
Mr.. White died April 5. leaving an estate
valued at $3.50 Other heirs are the
widow. Mary J. White, and two daugh-
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Supreme Court of the United States.

OupICAAC NOuAk VI bAO OAAbCN Se1bSos
r7resent: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice
McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van Devan-
ter. Mr.. Justice Pitney, and Mr.. Justice
McReynolds.
Richard F. Gaines. of Butte, Mont; {;
Albert g Fordham, of Chicago, ILL.,; {;
Harvey J. Elan, Of Indianapolis, Ind;
Solomon Hervey Esarey, OF indianapolis,
Ind: Richard E. westbrooks. of Chicago,
H.: George w. Enis, of Chicago, ILL.,,
and Alfred A. Scott, Of Topeka, Kans.'
were admitted to practice.
No. S3S The Keetoowah Society ct al,
appellants. VS.. Franklin X. Lane, sec
retary OF the Interior. Continued per
stipulation.
No. 34s. The United States of America.
appellant, vs. the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Company ct
al Passed. to be restored to the call
under the provisions Of section 9, rule
D. on motion of Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Wallace for the appellant.
No. S96. Ralph B. Jacobs, plaintiff in
error, vs.. Southern Railway Company.
Argued by Mr.. E. p. Buford for the
plaintiff in error and by Mr.. William
Leigh Williams for the defendant in
error.
No. 81. Kindred Baugham, administra-
tor etc, plaintiff in error, VS.. New York
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad Com
pany. Argued by Mr.. E. p. Buford for
the plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. Thomas
II. Wilcox for the defendant in error.
No. 50. B. S. stowe, trustee etc, ap-
peIlant, vs. S. c. Harvey. Argument COM
menCed by Mr.. \. Z. Shaw for the ap-
pellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow at u O'Clock
The day call for Friday, April &, will
be as follows: Nos. %, S33, SO, 54l, 3H
sS. 5f7, 34S. S51, aPd So land S5S).
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II. S Court of Claims.

Cases specially set for Friday
morning:
No. 3OS25-L. F. LaMay ct al vs..
United States.
No. 3OS26-L. f. whiting ct al VS..
United States.
No. 3OS27-George Gotta ct al VS..
United States.
AttOrneys-D. F. TyrreU webster
BalIinger, of counsel, and G. NJ An
dersOn.
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RnnkruntcN Petition.

1O95-In re Edwin d. Barker and
Charles Z. Buck, co-partners, trading as
Hall & Co. and individually: 24 NintE
street northwest; liabilities, S7O3l.73 as
sets. $4,O5l. Is: Bsrkers liabilities. S2l3i29;
assets, none: Bucks liabilities, $2S; as
sets, none: attorney. w A. Coombe.
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In re Eva l.. Clapp ct al; petition for
appointment of guardian, filed; attor-
ney, Fred Beall.
Estate Anna l.. Patterson; will dated
October /, 1909. filed
Estate John R. Norris; win dated. Sep
tember 13, 1915, filed.
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Economic Regulation PLANNED

Bucharest, April 27-NegotistIops ~,
under way 70 regulate the econov,,j. =
tons between Bulgaria and Rouranis -
the lines Of the agreement recently ,,s5,
by the Bucharest government with c.
many. 0e'-
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Criminal Division, No. =.
InatfeR Efddnna

In re estate Catherine Weems; on trial;
caveatOr's attorneys, Richardson &
Shreve; caveatee's attorneys, NJ. ]. Col
bert and w. H. DeI.acy.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28

Elkins Reed, Southern representative
of the Pennsylvania Rubber Company. is
in the city for a short visit. During his
stay he is the guest of the Chew-Goucher
Company, local representatives.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY, APRIL a7, 1916.

sS.-clark VS.. U. s. Realty Company;
attorneys, Tueker-Williams.
24.-Willis VS.. Willis; attorney, Ed
wards.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Justice AuAerxQu.

In re Edwin d. Barker. ct al; adjudica-
tion and reference TO Ralph d. Quinter.
In re Z. w. White; adjudication and
reference to Z. S. McCalmont
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28

c. A. Wilkinson, OF the Hood Tire Com
pany is in the city for a few days, visit
ing Leroy Livingston, the local distribu'
tor.
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tor.
G. Fl. Hines. formerly in charge Of the
tire department of Miller Brothers. has
resigned to accept q position with the
Circle Tire Company, distributors fol
Miller tires.
Robert Bartlett, assistant manager OF
the local branch of the Foss Hughes Mo
tor Car Company, distributors for the
Pierce Arrow. has been promoted to the
positionIOf advertising manager and as
sistant to the secretary of the company
His headquarters will be at the home
office of the company, in Philadelphia
for which place he leaves on Monday.
Everyone who possibly can should at.
tend the meeting to be held at the Cham
ber of Commerce Friday evening for the
purpose of discussing plans to improve
the six miles of bad road which lie be-
tween here and fredericksburg Va
Every touring season there is a con-
siderable number of motorists from the
North who would visit Washington and
go South from here if it were possible
to traverse the roads. With the excep-
ton of this stretch of six miles, all the re-
mainder of the road between Washington
and Richmond is in good shape
There will be a meeting of automobile
owners this evening at s o'clock In the
Chamber of Commerce rooms The pur-
pose of the meeting is to formulate plans
for improving the six and one-half miles
Of bad road that remain to be improved
to make the Telegraph road, between
Washington and Richmond, passable the
year round. During past seasons many
tourists, who would otherwise come to
Washington and then continue on South
have avoided Washington because of in
accessibility.
Instead they went south via what is
known as the Northern route, taking
them by way of the Shenandoah Valley
Tourists are known to be good spenders
and it has been figured that the loss OF
tourist trade to Washington, due to the
fact that there were some stretches OF
road between this city and Richmond
which in wet weather were impossible
has meant the loss of more than 500. COZ
annually in revenue. The city of Rich
mond. Va, has a plan on foot to raise
portion of the necessary amount to re-
paiy this short stretch of road, and IT is
hoped that at the meeting tonight some
plan can be evolved whereby the re-
mainder can be raised in Washington.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28

G. Fl. Hines, formerly in charge Of the
tire department of Miller Brothers has
resigned to accept q position with the
Circle Tire Company, distributors fol
Miller tires
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28
GASOLINE CARS.

AUBURN-PATHFIND
AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALES CO.
60 Maryland aT. ne
Phone Lincoln lk&
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28

CADILLAC
THE COOK 4 sToDDARD co..
IlSs Connecticut ave-
Phone n. fslo
The Washington herald., 1916-04-28

CROw-ELKHART-
CROW MOTOR SALES CO.
as 18th ct. nv.
Phone Main Il2S