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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-12
RELIGIOUS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

There will be no preaching SER
vices at the Baptist church Sunday
morning as the pastor will be out
of the city. Sunday School will be
held as usual.
Next Sunday Rev. Clyde Darsie,
minister of the Christian church,
will exchange pulpits with Rev. R.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-12
Prove YOurseIf a Good Citizen

Every individual can help in the
great campaign against tuberculosis
and in behalf of the poor. Now is
an opportunity to prove ourselves
good citizens, NOT by our wisdom,
craft or business efficiency, but by
ministering to the relief of our suf-
fering brother. Perhaps you will be
astonished to know the number of
tubercular patients in the county
and city. Watch the report Of the
Community Nurse-and you will APP
preciate what is being done by the
Montgomery County Health and
Welfare League. If you would
know more about the poor, sick and
unfortunate in our midst, visit that
part of the county and city where
sickness, and poverty are stalking
abroad. We are told that we should
"bear the infrmities of the weak
and not to please ourselves"
Every individual can help in this
campaign against tuberculosis, and
in behalf of our INDECENT poor, for
there is Red Cross Christmas
Seal for every man, woman and
child in our community, and ninety
cents out Of every dollar is retain
ed by the Health and Welfare
League. Be ready and responsive
when called upon, remembering that
we are no less our brothers keeper
today than we were ten thousand
years ago. Read this and see what
is being accomplished by our Pub
lie Health Nurse-Miss Frost.
Monthly Report of the Community
Nurse of the Montgomery County
Health and Welfare League for
the Month Of Nov. 1916.
Margares Frost, R. NJ,
Number of patients, 81; number
of nursing visits, "a; number of So
cial visits, "a; number of surgical
cases, 2; number of tuberculosis
cases, g.; number Of metropolitan
cases, 8; number of paid visits, L;
number of patients sent to hospital,
3; died, 8; dismissed, IL; assisted
with operations, 8. Total, 124.
WELFARE DEPARTMENT
Number of houses cleaned and
fumigated, 1; number of rural
schools visited, q; number of pupils
examined, rs; number of public
places cleaned and lime sprinkled,
l; number of public talks, 5; num-
Der of children taken to orphans
home, l. ADVERTISEMENT
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-12

J. Bamber minister of the church
at Versailles. The occasion will be
the annual observance of Christian
Woman's Board of Missions Day,
and Rev. Bamber is to deliver the
address for this organization. He
will also teach the Hazelrigg Bible
class and preach at night.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-12

! have this year the largest, best
selected stock of jewelry, cut glass,
sterling silver, etc, / have ever put
on the market. Jones, the Jeweler,
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-12

While doing your Christmas
shopping stop and get your dinner
with us. We serve the best of
everything. Ringo's Cafe.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-12

We have two expert engravers at
Jones' Jewelry Store.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-12-12

Thank the Lord we only have two
feet. Shoe leather has gone up
again.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-18
Equity Division, No. 2,
Jusftre MrCoy.


Morgan VS.. Sutherland; defendant al
lowed additional ten days to answer
amended bill without prejudice; plain
uff's attorneys, @. A. Berry and r. r.
Downing; defendants attorneys. ]. d.
Carmody and C.. c. Miller.
Mccormick VS.. Mccormick; order for
commitment OF defendant to Washington
Asylum and Jail for sixty days; plain
tits attorneys, A. P. Connor, j. c.
Brown and A. D. Smith.
Inman vs. Mason; order directing trus-
tee to sell note; plaintiffs attorney.
George c. Gertman.
Doxon VS.. Jones; pro confesso ordered;
plaintiffs attorney, C. Clinton James.
wedderburn vs. Wedderburn. tr.; state
ment OF evidence settled. signed and filed;
plaintiffs attorney, L. H. David; defen-
dant's attorneys, Charles Bendheim and
Edmund Burke.
Cohen VS.. Afpert: hearing on rule to
show cause and argued and submitted; /;
plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf & Cohen;
defendants attorneys. L. H. David, W. G..
johnson and Darr & Peyser.
Dante vs Hutchins; on hearing: plain
burg and A. A. Birney; defendants az
torneys, Cuttings & Chamberlin. w. G.
johnson and Myer Cohen.
overholt VS.. Matthews; order making
Alice F. Matthews party defendant;
PLAINTIFFS attorney. @. H Lamar; de-
fendsnt's attorneys, C. A. Keigwin and
r. s. Huidekoper.
Hoffman, VS.. HofTmann; rule as to con-
tempt returnable April 20: plaintiffs at
torney. George P. Hoover.
Assignment today
a1Ss-Dante vs.. Hutchins; attorneys.
Brandenburg q Brandenburg-Gitting
Johnson. Merillst, Cohen.
22o-Rudolph & West Co. VS.. Howe ct
al attorneys, Gutenberg. Hoehling, Peelle
& ogilby, Rhodes, Cromelin, Ford,
Browning-Carlisle, Howe. Diggs.
1Ss-Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; attorneys
Swayze. Johnson-Swtndell. Van Fleet
Maddox & Galley. r..
2o0e1-(Probate)-In rs estate OF John
wheelwright; attorneys. Hackett-
Rounds.
SS27EPort Graham Coal Co. vs.. Nc
Adoo; attorneys. Herrfck, Day-Laskey,
Hinton. Ellis & Donaldson
21+Boyts VS.. Mann; attorneys, BaIien-
ger-Darlington.
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Harris vs. Richmond Park Improve
ment Company; decree Diminishing bill;
appeal noted; plaintiffs attorneys, d. w.
Baker and w. e. Leahy; defendants at
torney. John Ridout.
Afoebs VS.. Hines: decree pro confesso
and referred to NJ. NJ. Murray; plain.
tins attorney C. F. Diggs.
Herren VS.. Ward; order appointing r.
t. L Smith. @. II. Lamar, and r. l.
Neubeck trustees: bond sll.oo0: plaintiffs
attorneys, Milan e. Smith; defendants
attorneys. @. H. Lamar and #. L. Neu-
beck.
Risler VS.. Prout; decree pro confesso;
plaintiffs attorney, ]. U. Gardiner.
Forrest va. Forrest; reference to NJ. M.
Murray, examiner; plaintiffs attorney.
W. G. Gardiner.
In re release of lots las ito 151. square
IA; decree substituting trustee; attor-
neys. Toomey & Toomey.
Bensinger VS.. Peoples Line; order APP
pointing A. L. Newmyer and G. f.
HaveIl receivers; bond $1,000; plaintiff s
attorney. A. L. Newmyer.
Assignment for today:
76s-In re Sealed Package Ice Co.
1e7-Cook vs.. Cook; attorneys. Jones
O'Shea, Sacks
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Circuit Division, No. 4,
Justice Gould.

Ellen Burke VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
Railway Company; and Harry c. Burke
VS.. same; jury respited; plaintiffs at
torneys, W. J. Lambert and r. h Yeat-
man; defendants attorney, John 8.
Barbour
Assignment for today:
353-Morgan VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Topper & Gusack-
Hogan.
357-Dean VS.. Washington Gas Light
Company; attorneys, Robinson-Berry q
Minor.
367-wedderburn VS.. Moses; attorneys
Gies-Ellis & Donaldson.
3ss-Henderson VS.. Ham; attorneys
Hill, jr.-Sullivan.
31-Jewett VS.. Moses ct al; attorneys
Gardiner Hamby-McNeill.
721-Burke, administrative, VS.. District
Of Columbia; attorneys, MILAN. Smith,
Burke-Syme.
s25-Brosnan, jr.. VS.. ZelI Motor Car
Company; attorneys, Neale & England
6heehy.
S7-Sanders vs.. Darlington; attorneys,
Gaskins-Sullivan.
32z-Butler VS.. Henderson ct al; attor-
neys, Baker, Leahy-Darlington-
The Washington herald., 1916-04-18
Criminal Division, No. 4.
chief Juxtice Coyinxton.

United states VS.. Ray ]. Reed;
handbook making; plea not guilty with
ten days to demur: recognizance,
$4,000 taken with George W. Ray
surety; attorneys, McComas Hawken
and George F. Havell
United States VS.. Charles w. Down
ing; Misunderstanding; plea, not
guilty, with ten days to demur: recog-
nizance, $1,000 taken with William A.
Redmond surety; attorney, M. f..
Mangan.
United States VS.. James Mckee:
handbook-making; plea not guilty,
with ten days to demur; recognizance.
$4,000, taken with Nellie A Hannah
surety; attorney. II. ]. Quinn.
United States VS.. Ezra p. Collins,
setting up a gaming table; plea. not
guilty, with ten days to demur; at
torney, ]. C. Foster.
United States VS.. Samuel Sondheim-
er; handbook making and setting up
gaming table; plea, not guilty with ten
days to demur: recognizance, $4,000,
taken with George w. Ray surety; at
torney. A. oShea.
United States VS.. Albin Strauss;
handbook and setting up a
gaming table; plea, not guilty. with
ten days to demur; recognizance,
$4,000. taken with George w. Ray
surety; attorney, J. A. o'shea.
United States VS.. Charles LaFon.
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Circuit Division No. q.
Jusffee stafford.

Trimble VS.. District National Bank;
verdict for PLAINTIFF for possession;
plaintiffs attorneys, c. W. Darr, J. L
Peyser, F. J. Hogan and w. Ii. Daw-
son; defendants attorneys, w. E Lester
and Barnard johnson.
Schmidt vs. Welsh: default VS.. defen-
dant for SEES; plaintiffs attorney, e. II.
Jackson.
Karrick VS.. George A. Fuller Com
pany; joinder to third plea withdrawn
and leave granted as Of April II, 1915 to
plaintiff to file an additional replication
to third plea to first count of amended
declaration; jury respited; plaintin's at
torneys H. I. Quinn, C. H. Merillat and p.
H Marshall; defendants attorney, q. q.
Duval, jr.
winder VS.. Lowe; default VS.. defen-
dant for s1,s4S5o; plaintiffs attorney,
Paul Sleman.
Assignment for today:
3sS-Thomas vs. Washington Terminal
Company; attorneys, Jones, Ridout-
Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton.
4O0-Klein VS.. City and Suburban
Railway Company attorneys, Ray, tr-
Quinn-Hoover.
S57-Pistorio VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Meril-
lat-Hoover.
4O2-Weiss VS.. City Suburban Railway
Company; attorneys, Baker. osterman-
Hoover.
4os-Richardson VS.. Engie ct al; attor-
neys, Whitford-Davis.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.


scusr s5ss. lot g-ISosd stoaes es ux e Hrp~u
a sc1msct and Georse N. Enz~,ch. 70 usuurs
Geruan-An~rcaz Buisdius Asec&fsoz, -.
MONT Piss~aat Iots sn snd zs-B~u,msr s~v
eief 8 a. 70 Edvfh sxnc4 and L~~a Je~el~x, u
moushs pxr cent
woodley Pz-k. lcs =. bso<a Is-wHusn yynrv~~
q TX 70 Hs-7v s. weicA and Milton A. Kstr~r.
% Secure Eoss Il Engel &U and B~-wis 2
"ecn, ", thnes yeasz. per osrt. szzl -snuuxIl,
SQUARE is, rsrt lot ra-Ro~s coaunsn 10 urnsu
:. Quirtr and 0sorys s. De Hesis to s,ru-v r1,-
triet Bufldins and Loan A~ccstaou. s.es.
squass ra. b< u-Ro<e B. Br.x.e.r, "A ssa-, A
aAs<se knd 8 kixx1s TrrJ 70 securs osrstxI Reslt,
OonpsnJ. 50. one 20 ssvent-hw noutlx. pa
squsr cz. Ioe 3-casr1e- ". L1tiu,.r IA n.r-
nee n Harnberg and s~mosi Burnxde 10 ss-u-s
S@ @ a. NAruens SUS. monthly payments. 8 per
L Schmidt and GeorFe N. Bnme-ich. 20 sscurs
Germzn-Aner1czn Building A-ocsstiou xU
squxv srl lots 81 and E-Jsmes z Edmoods
e ux 70 7. Howard Dueksz and AugastiBs ".
sesae. y. % s-srs Marion Ducsstt $40. nnutAay
squss IS, Loo A-viRins ss-z-n~, oo-r,u,
,ion 70 John D. ooughlnn. william J. F1athef =
and k.ndsn II hAsDef, 70 scum Bdar NJ
woodrdge-Aiphouso Pstten e M % b. Fqsncis
ssui and J. Hr1ey Isoobs % securc Tbasuas 4
Alien, n. 80 uhrs yenz. PER cent sez5
Gnnnnlly lot s. bloch o
Souars es2-Jseob S. GrIT q NJ 70 Chzries
W. AorTis and Hugh A. nt-ift 70 -ezrrr sanusi
sissins S.ao. two ySrz PET cent -zmi -snunallJ.
lots = and n
souHu z5S-Ahcs L J1th e vir Pre6~sc O.
70 Harold Z Doyle and William l. Nf1er 70
secure John ~ HeBdeson. Ns0, uaoataly rzy-
ments, peT cent lot e.
Square 2a-Arth1T C. Moss et M. % HzEolS T.
Doyle and william L Miller, 70 eeure Tfsounss
h.
annually lot 3. Same 70 sane 20 serurs szrne.
$500. three yezn. 81 per cert s-nisnrasny ios
N same 70 Fama, 70 seo1rs same, Ef8. thres
yearH. - peT eent scmitnnaaIly. IA s.
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3za61-In re release of lots i4s To ISL
square IA; TO substitute trustee; attor-
neys, Tocmey & Toomey.
S42s2-Samuel Bensinger vs. Peoples
Line: for Injunction and receiver; plain
uns attorney. A. L. Newmyer.
Bankruptcy Petitions.
1osl-In re Edward L. Boteler; under
taker; sss-Pennsyivania avenue south
east. and l5l2-E street southeast; voiun-
tary; liabilities. S.oo4os; assets. ayel2; at
torney. John NJ. Loughran-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Girls Portion-George b. Frsse~ and James s.
Fraser, trustees. TO Lemusi A. Fr.ssr. part tr,cs
described; 500.
p.t-orth-ch.r.ss P. NJ Losd 70 Msrs.r-s T.
Lord, north half lot II. block %: &C.
NO iSs Emerson street norfhesst-Chsriss p.
Freeman 20 Johanns rhrsn. iot ils square los; 80
woodiey Pnrk-Ahs Biunentaai TO william J.
Brewer. lot q. block IS: s1a
Mount Pleassnt-Lewis Y Breuninr-r es ux. 70
Hsnry Z. Francs. lot loes squars sssl; SO
Turkey rhicket-F. snovdsn HIN 70 Charles
weisbsuch and william Rsf. part tr.ct described;
IS.
Wisconsin Ar-Gns Prs-rhs osszsi Rss,sy %.
70 Ross 3. Brashesrx. lot II, SQUARE iTnt SO.
Addition Tskoms Psrs-Ohsrss seldeu, jr, et ux.
70 Lewis zelsier. LOT s. bloch .; Sa
villa P&Tf-Csrz A. Msrdeu TO Chsri.z W.
Lsthram. lot Is. square ~ SO.
villa Park Helghts-Clsra A. Marden 70 John A
Forsman. lot =. square Us; SO.
Washington Highlands-chAries 9. Txyir ID
Cyoe L. Fowler. lots q and =. square sls uo
oskiaDd-J. B. Nicholsnr and Lee Brown, true
tees. 70 Marion Duckstt and 7. Howard Duchrtt,
lots 81 and 52 square 6oo: 8. SO Marion Ducse,t
ct al to James z Edmonds. same property; SO
stamps 81.
Meridian HT-Georrs n Bel to saIns P. IAN.
feTro. lot Is block "a: SO
60 street northeast and rsAr-En1mx A. Pear
ssn 20 Bessie L Broad. lots IS and 10. squxrs
$50; So suhiect to life estate Of srsntor
North Columbia HeiEhts-s&rruei sixrins tc
Jacob 5. Grurer. bts 2 and u. bloch ,; 80
street northwest, between stIt>enth and s~r.
entecnth Sreets-Msrk p. Finley 10 Henrietta NJ
Halliday. lot q. square iss; SO. stanp~ so. sub
ject 70 trust for syss@
Ferwood H~ishts-John NJ HsDdersou 70 Ahcz
L. Luth, lo 81. block /; N6
KaIak is the Russian spelling of Cos
sack.
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Probate Division.
Justice Mccoy.

Justice Mccoy.
In re Clara Panneil: petition for let
ters of guardianship; attorney. w. A.
Coombe.
Estate Allen Walker; win dated Au-
gust Is. 1915, fled.
Estate Charles Reinhardt; supplement
tai petition filed; attorney, J. H
Adriaans.
Estate, David wills; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters
testamentary TO David Wills. jr.; bond
500; attorney. John r. Shields.
Estate Angeiine Hiliyer; will dated
May Q, 1909 May 8, 1910. and December
2s. 1910. filed.
Estate Frances o'Relly Hennessy;
will dated November 80. 1915. filed.
Estate Elizabeth r. Leonard; petition
|ney, r. H. Walker.
Estate Robert II. Hill; petition for
probate OF will and letters of admins
trstion c. {. a. filed; attorney, John B,
Larner.
Estate Sarah Duke: order setting cause
for trial
In re John Dee ct al; petition for ap-
pointment of guardian filed; attorney
Charles ]. Murphy.
Estate Charles w. Miller; will dated
August 30. 1910. fled.
In re Clara Pannell: order granting OF
guardianship to Leonard II. Pannell;
bond 5000; attorney. w. A Coombe.
Estate Henry c. Freitag; trial Of issues
reset for April 2s.
Estate William c. Mahoney; order set.
ting date for trial of issues.
Estate Louisa b. Plummer; viii dated
February .. 1916. filed.
Estate Thomas B. Penicks; win dated
April ]. 1916. filed.
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Equity Divi.ion Nc. 1.

In re lunacy of Eugene Peters; refer
ence to auditor.
Bridwen VS. Cotton; rule returnable
April 20; plaintiffs attorneys. Milan &
Smith.
Hewitt VS.. Waugh: reference to wirl-
lam II. Shipley. examiner; plaintiffs at
torney. P. H. Marshall.
Peters VS.. Peters; decree correcting
final decree; plaintiffs attorney, c. s.
Hin; defendants attorney. B n.s-
kins.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-18
United States Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward X
Campbell: Judge Fenton W. Booth,
Judge Samuel s. Barney, Judge George
W. Atkinson. and Judge George E.
Downey.
Proceedings of the bench and bar on
the retirement of Justice Atkinson.
The Purcell Envelope Co.; judgment
for claimant; opinion by Judge Atkin-
son. Chief Justice Campbell dis
senting.
Frederick W. Marsh; Judgment for
defendant.
Emily L. Garrard. Administrative;
judgment for claimant.
Esther v. Hasson; conclusion of law
dismissing petition.
Edgar Simmons; petition dismissed.
Chester ]. Stedman; order entering
new judgment nunc pro tune.
Emma H. Schmidt, administratrtx;
Judgment this day entered in name
of Clarence Melvin Schmidt as admin
fstrator.
Charles D. LaBreche; case rein
stated.
Felix Landry; case reinstated.
e Congressional findings of fact and
conclusion in:
Ellen B. Alexander, widow; Henry s.
Branahan, Jane O'Dwyer, widow;
Missouri B. Ordway, widow; Harrison
W. Prescott, John A. Hendrix.
Henry C. Pearson; case reinstated.
Albert G. Peabody case reinstated,
Clotilla Freund VS.. United States;
Mr.. Harvey NJ Friend was heard for
plaintiff and Mr.. II. C. Workman for
defendants.
Congressional az cases), submitted
by Mr.. C. d. Pennebaker for plaintiffs
and Mr.. P. G. Walker for Defendants.
American Dredging Co. VS.. United
States; application for appeal to the
Supreme Court withdrawn
Winter Washington VS.. United
states; submitted by Mr.. G. A. King
for plaintiff and Mr.. George M. An
derson for defendants.
The court adjourned until Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Erickson G. Ioder VS. United States:
set for trial; attorneys. B. z. Hinton
and H D. Jacob.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-18

DR.. Russell H. Canwell states that he
has been investigating AGA American
miilionsires and fnds that all but twenty
of them started life as poor boys and all
but forty have contributed largely 20
their communities, but that only one rich
mans son In seventeen dies rich.
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D. C. Court Of Appeals.

Present: The Chief Justice, Mr., JUS
tice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van OrsdeI
2sol-Ambrose VS.. United States; judg-
ment reversed and new trial awarded; /;
opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb, Chief JUS
tice Shepard concurs In the Judgment.
zso2-Suter vs.. W. A. Lockwood Dental
Co.; Judgment reversed with costs and
cause remanded; opinion by Justice Sid
dons, who sat as a member of the
court; dissenting opinion by Mr.. JUS
tice Van Orsdel
The Washington herald., 1916-04-18

tafne, Edward Barney and Henry
buckner; handbook-making and set
ting up gaming table; plea, not
guilty each, with ten days to demur:
motion to strike out pleas oyerruled; ;
recognizance. $4,000. taken each as 10
Ia Fontaine and Barney with Martin
Wiegand surety; recognizance, $4,000,
taken with Patrick Riordan surety for
Bucker; attorneys, Daniel Thew
Wright and T. M. wampler.
United States We. Charles LaFon-
taine. Edward Barney and Henry
Sucker; conspiracy: plea, not guilty
each. with ten days to demur; mo-
tion to strike out pleas overruIed
attorneys, Daniel Thew Wright and
T. M Wampler.
United States VS.. Edward Barney:
handbook-making and setting up a
gaming table 1.-TWO cases); plea, not
guilty each. with ten days to demur;
motions to strike out plea overruIed
attorneys, Daniel Thew Wright and
T. M. Wampler.
United States VS.. Dominich Vito.
violation section 1914 United States
penal code; plea. not guilty; attorney.
w. p. Plumley.
United States VS.. Edward Fannins:
assault dangerous weapon; plea, nor
guilty; attorney. r. ]. wissner.
United States VS.. Robert Garnett:
embezziement; plea, not guilty; attor-
ney, l. Q. II. Award.
United States VS.. Robert A. Kantz,
nonsupport; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Alice Parker and
Walter Scott: adultery; verdict not
guilty each; defendants discharged; at
torneys, e. g. Hubert and H. L. Tig,
nor.
United States VS.. AlIautia Graul:
bawdy house; motion to strike from
record the plea in bar fled February
Is, 1915 granted; plea not guilty or
dered to be entered; attorney, A, D.
Smith.
United States VS.. William C. John
son; nonsupport; plea, guilty; SEN
fenced to occoauan for one year;
placed on probation; recognizance 500
taken; attorney, r I. Miller.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. william Brown.
United States VS.. John Merriman
and Ernest Madison.
United States VS.. Harry warnelL
Arraignments and sentences.
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Criminal Division, Nc. z
Juafice Ndddons


Gill VS.. Higgins; verdict for plaintiff
for Sll5: plaintiffs attorney, w. e,
Leahy; defendants attorney, John W.
Stagsers
zimmerman VS.. Collins; motion for
leave TO use certain deposition overruIed /;
plaintiffs attorney, S. r. Taliaferro; de-
fant's attorney. ]. A. Moriarty.
Andrsws Company VS.. Mcmahon: mo-
tion for new trial filed: PLAINTIFFS attor-
ney, c. T. Hendler: defendants attor-
ney. John Ridout.
Martin VS.. Lincoln; Jury respltsd;
PLAINTIFFS attorney. II. R. Burton; de-
fendants attorney, NJ J. Colbert.
In re estate Of William Hertford: trial
of issues reset for May ],
Assignment today:
16s-Martin VS.. Lincoln; attorneys, Nc
Lanahan. Burton & Culbertson-Colbert.
172-Broun VS.. Wsinstein; attorneys
Broun-Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
lIS-Green VS.. Reeves; attorneys, Rid
out-Edwards.
1s5-Stimson VS.. Dime NaiIor Co.; sttor-
neys, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
H-Kraft VS.. Redman: attorneys, Fa-
Der, Tucker Kenyon & MacfarIand-wI-
son.
I5-Pluym vs. Southwestern Investment
Co.; attorneys. Grossman-Dougias, Ruff
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fin & Obea-.
i7s-Jones VS.. Adams; attorneys. Bal
iinger-Wheatley.
IT-Stein VS.. Appalachian Insurance
Co.; attorneys. Grossman-Dougias, Ruff
fin & Obear.
17s-Frazier VS.. Provident Relief Aseo-
citation; attorneys, coombe-Neale & Eng
land.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Andersen.

In re z. I. BoteIer; adjudication and
reference to Ralph d. Quinter, referee.
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District Division.
Jusft~~ SiSdau.

In re Wisconsin avenue; jury sworn
and tentative date fixed for May L
United States VS.. Nah Sam; defendant
adjudged unlawfully within United
States. and ordered deported.
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Kasak is the Russian spelling of Cos
sack.
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Law suits.

5so5e-William Hodge VS.. Washington
Railway and Electric Company: damages.
5000; plaintiffs attorneys, J. II. Stewart
and Thomas Beckett
5s0so-william r. Mattheson VS.. Wallace
Damn: certioran: defendants attorneys.
C. W. Bell and Berry & Minor.
5eo61-Edwin A. Mcclellan, and infant
by next friend. VS.. Mary Johnson and
Philander Johnson; damages, 5000;
plaintiffs attorneys. D. w. Baker and ].
z. Fitzgibbon.
5soS2-George C. Walker VS.. Preston B.
Ssmusls; certiorsri: defendants attor-
neys, MILAN g. Smith.
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Equity Suitrs
A5e-Guisttno Scogna VS.. Victoria
Scogna; for limited divorce; plaintifrs at
torney, J. n. Arraans
34aso-Edward NJ. Bridwefi VS.. Harold
W. Cotton, ct alp; judgment creditors
bill: plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN &
Smith
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Bankruptcy Petition.

losl-In re Edward L. Boteler; under
taker; sss-Pennsyivania avenue south
east, and i5i2-E street southeast; voiun-
tary; liabilities, ss.oo4los; assets. a,e12; at
torney. John NJ. Loughran