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CORPORATION to Leo b, and Harriet E. Scott. lots
and 5. square III, SO.
Addition to Argyle Psrk-Charles A. Valentine
ct TO Hight & Co. lot Z, square 27l3 SO
Eighteenth street between A and p streets north
east, and Eighteenth and East Capitol streets
northeast-Ra ymond ]. Vicrbuchen To District OF
Columbia. original lot and part original lot 10.
square llos, and original lot 70 .. square lOs
577LS.
100 street soItheaSt-Clarence F. Normeut ct
ux. to George Thomas. lot O6. square 7s. so
Twenty second street between and Q streets
northwest Elizabeth II Walker TO George Thomas
part original lot g. square G.. SO; stamp S. George
Thomas conveys same property 10 Clarence +. Nor
ment, SO.
Twenty second street between p and O streets
northwest-C1srence +. Normeut ct uI to Ralph
Z. Walker. part original lot g. square g. SO.
3A and rs Mclean avenue northwest Henry W.
Sohn, Michael ]. Colbert, and Oscar Nsuck, trus-
tees, to Emma h. Landwehr lots N and 2ls square
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col NJ street sDutheast-Henry p. Amos ct Ut.
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Chevy Chase Terrsce-Jacob s. Grurer ct W. To
Jane L. Collins lot p. square lS3. SO
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Trail of the Lonesome
Pine"

Today is the last showing this week
at the Leader OF Charlotte Walker in
The Trail Of the Lonesome Pine" To-
morrow and Saturday Cleo Ridgely and
Wallace Reid will be seen in The
Golden Chance" The Cheat" in which
Fannie Ward is starred. will be the fea-
ture for next Sunday. Monday and Tues
day OF next week. He Fell in Love with
His Wife" featuring Florence Rockwell,
Will be seen. Wednesday and Thursday
Marguerite Clark will be seen in Still
Waters" a romance of canal boat and
circus life. Friday and Saturday. Tho
Blacklist" in which Blanche Sweet made
such decided hit recently, will be the
feature.
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Circuit Division No. =
Ju.tIce stafford

wheIan VS.. Anacostia and POTOMAC
River Railway Co; given to jury; plain
tits attorneys, w. G. Gardiner and l.
/. Handy: defendants attorney, George
P. Hoover.
Flaherty VS.. Allen: jury respited; plain
tins attorney. l. II. David; defendant
attorney. ]. c. Shelby.
Assignment for today:
s62-Simpson vs.. Southern Railway
Company: attorneys. Jeffords, Keigwin-
Hamilton & Hamilton.
ISc-ToIson VS.. american Express Com
pany: attorneys Baker. Staggers-Hill'
Ross & Hill.
s4s-Kaufrman. administrator, VS.. Capt.
tai Traction Company ct al; attorneys.
Lambert, Yeatman-Hogan, Ralston &
Richardson.
3f9-Locke. administrator. vs.. Capital
Traction Company ct al: attorneys, LAM
bert Yeatnan-Hogan, Ralston & Rich
ardson.
ss-MflIer vs. Davis: attorneys, Perkins,
Capers. Newmyer-Loying
24q-CopIand vs.. Capital Traction Com
pany: attorneys. Mackey-Hogan.
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Circuit Division. No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Thurston VS.. Digs; order granting
leave to plaintiff to prosecute suit with
out prepayment OF costs; PLAINTIFFS at
torneys, Fulton Lewis and John Ridouti
defendants attorney. A. a. Rirney.
King vs.. Rhodes leave granted plain
tfT to withdraw Juror and to amend
declaration in ten days; continued for
the term: plaintiffs attorney, w c.
Balderston: defendants attorneys; Elbert
johnson. P. B. Cromelin and F. b.
Rhodes.
Evans VS.. Dentinger; Judgment by de-
fault for plaintiff for S1,0o2.l2; platntih 3
attorney, J. J. Darlington.
United States Savings Bank VS.. United
States Trust Company; cause stricken
from calendar under rule IS; plaintiff .
attorneys. @ Fl. Syme and Leckie. Cox
& Eratz; defendants attorneys, Ellis &
Donal6s5U.
wanneI vs.. wickersham; death Of de-
PENDANT suggested and suit abated; PLAIN
tir-s attorneys, s. McC. Hawken and H
/. Quinn: DEFENDANTS attorneys, D. w.
Baker and F. J. Hogan.
Watkins VS.. Washington Times Com
pany ct al: jury sworn as to Washing
ton Times Company. and respited; plain
tins attorneys, ]. D. Carmody and l. }.
Mather: defendants attorney, W. J.
Lambert.
Assignment for today:
1h-WatktnS VS.. washington tunes
Company: attorneys, Carmody. Mather-
Lambert.
H-Ellerson & Wemple VS.. Belmont; at
sorneys. DOugles, Ruffln & Obear' OAR
Hngton-Lambert. Yeatman.
1s1-Stephenson VS.. District OF Column
bia: attorneys, Mather-Syme-
2S7-Merrin vs.. Pilson ct al; attorneys,
Gordon, Ridout-McLean, Ford.
s4T-J. c. Knipp & Sons VS.. W. B. Moses
& Sons; attorneys, Characterization.
g7ITait vs.. District Of Columbia; at
torneys Ridout-Syme.
ssf-Clark, administrator VS.. New Wash
inston Brick Company; attorneys, Doug
las. Rufin, Obear, Hamby-WilsOn, VIII
son.
s-Trousdale vs.. Pence; attorneys,
Moore. Barbour, Keith, McCandlish'
Jackson.
9Sg-walker, vs.. Kayeneys attorneys,
BradfieId, David-HoOyer.
2a-ElHson VS.. Deu1ary; attorneys,
Linkins-Wei
2s-Uppsrnan w. Washington Railway
and Electric Company: attorneys, New
myer. Lyon & Lyon-Barbour.
sY-Edwards vs.. Beall; attorneys, Rid
out-Macdonald
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Notwithstanding,

Eva Tanguay will be the dancing.
prancing. vocalizing vortex in the
Keith bill next week, as she has de-
serted The Girl Who Smiles" and is
back again among her footlight kith
and kin. The extra added attraction
will be the musical revue comedian.
William Gaxton and company in "a
Regular Business Man" by John
Stokes. Beatrice Morrelle's seNtet in
"A Study in Royal Blue" Tony Hunt
ing and Corinne Frances in Love
Blossoms" Palfrey, Hall and Brown
in "Follies of Vaudeville: Ameta
Deiro; the NORM sisters: the organ
recitals. and the Pathe pictorial are
other inclusions.
Sunday the bill will offer Nora Bayes,
George Nash, Julia Hay and company.
Paul Morton and Naomi Glass, Frank
Orth and W. J. Dooley in The Fool
Detective" Leo Beers, and others OF
the current bill.
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The Poll Players will next week
present The Beauty Shop
The Beauty Shop" was founded on
one-act farce by Madison Morton,
entitled. The Humping Legacy"
which deals with a Corsican Vendetta.
The beauty doctor idea was injected
into the production in order to SUI.
the personality of Raymond Hitch
cock. who used the piece as his last
vehicle before he left the legitima te
stage to become a movie star
The Poll Players will be augmented
for the production by a groupe OF
young men and women who have been
specially trained in the dance and en-
sembles.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH "a, 1916.

bond. $500; attorneys. S. McComas Hawken
and George F. Haven.
Estate Katharine G. Powers; order ad-
uniting VIII to probate and granting let
tiers testnmentary to Christine w. John
son; bond, 500; attorneys, Clephane &
Clephane.
Estate Maria B. Wood; order for rule
to show cause; attorney, w. II. Richards.
Estate Marinda Hishley; order appoint
ing guardian ad Item: attorney, Louis
Marks
Estate Alexander McGrew; will dated
November q, 1899, filed.
In re George H. Culver: order appoint
ing Caroline d. Culver guardian; bond.
$50; attorneys, Wilson, Huidekoper &
Lesh.
Estate Isabella Cook; petition for ap-
pointment OF administrator filed; attor-
ney, W. J. Dow.
Estate Matilda L. Thomson; will dated
March 20, 1907, and August 10. 1915, and
petition for probate filed; attorney, H.
NJ. Sterling.
Estate John W. Branson; petition to
vacate order confirming auditors report
filed: attorney, Edmund Hill, jr.
Estate Thomas r. Beavers; order for
sale Of business; attorney, II. f. Wood
ard.
In re Frances II. Mayer; petition for
allowance for support OF ward filed; at
torneys, Ellis & Donaldson.
Estate Charles Greenwood: exempliied
copy of will filed.
Estate Amelia Hatfield; petition to re-
fer cause to auditor filed; attorney, H.
H. Hollander
Estate stanhope Provost; petition for
final settlement filed; attorney, d. W.
Baker.
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The Only Girl" which is the COM
bined work of Victor Herbert and
Henry Blossom and which local play
goers saw here earlier in the season,
Will he the attraction next week at
the Belasco Thester.
The Only Girl is built on Frank
Mandefs comedy Our Wives" It is
worthy of note that this return en-
gagement will be made by the same
company that presented 1t during its
engagement at the Lyric Theater. New
York. and subsequently in Chica go,
Boston. and Philadelphia. and which
includes Wilda Bennett, Vivian wes-
sell. Louise Kelley. Olga Roller. Leona
Stephens. Thurston Hall. John FindIay,
Ernest Terrence. Jed Prouty, Richard
Bartlett. and all the show girls.
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strand-''For a woman's Fair
Name"

Robert Edeson will hold the screen at
Moore's Strand Theater on Sunday. Mon
day and Tuesday in For a Woman's
Fair Name" The added attraction will
be Frank Daniels in The Esca pades Of
Mr.. Jack"
On Wednesday and Thursday Mary
Miles Minter will be seen in a drama en-
titled "a Convict's Innocence" The
added feature is entitled Judge" On
Friday and Saturday the main attraction
will be Lillian Drew. Marguerite Clayton
f. II. Calvert and Ernest Maupain in
The Vultures OF Society," The supple
mentary attraction will be "A Bunch Of
Skeletons"
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What Does the Public want?" will be
the question propounded ct the Gayety
next week, when Barney Gergard's Fol-
lies of the Day. appear for q weeks en-
gagement. The program is characterized
as a new idea, and It consists of COM
bined burlesQue. satire, musical comedy.
vaudeville. impersonations. some grand
opera, a little meIodrama, and almost
anything else in the line Of stagecrsft
that the mind could imagine. Jack Smith.
Billy Waldron, John B. Williams, Dave
Mallen, Gertrude Hayes and her -four
dancing ''bricktops," are important men,
bers of the cast.
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District Courts

Matilda l. Thomson, who died on
March Is, left an estate valued at 50, T53.
according to the statement of Hugh NJ.
Sterling, executor. filed yesterday in Pro-
bate Court. She directed that her prop
erty at 1909 Decatur street be sold and
that the following payments be made:
500 to the Iowa Avenue Church building
fund, 500 to- the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, 5000 each to her nieces, Edna
l. Trowbridge and Mabel T. Brandt; 500
to her nephew, Elma NJ. Haythorn; 800
to Mr.. Sterling, and the residue to be
divided between her sisters, Cornelia Ida
Trowbridge, Of Newark, n. j., and Mary
Adeline Haythorn. of Oswego. N. Y. Her
property is assessed at A,252, and her
personally at $500.
James r. Wilson, colored, known as
Jack the Bear" was sentenced yester-
day to serve five years in the peniten-
tiary for killing Lucian Miller, colored.
on December 81, 1915. Justice Siddons
presided in Criminal Court in the alb
sence of Chief Justice Covington.
Alexander NJ. McGrew, who died on
November II, 1915, left his estate to his
wife. May Jane. McGrew, according to
his will. filed yesterday. His estate in
cludes a house and lot at Hagerstown,
Md. The document was filed by A. B.
Keefer.
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy
against Albert Z. Norton, retail coal
dealer at l1Oi Eleventh street southeast
has been filed by Tynah &c Read, Inc,
of Delaware; the Commercial Coal Com
pany, Inc. and Hull Brothers, all of
whom allege in their several petitions that
he owes them an aggregate amount Of
s., 1855. Attorneys T. L. Mitchell and
Lawrence Hufty represent the creditors.
Mrs. Isabella Cook, who died on March
16 without leaving a will, left an estate
consisting of lands in the District Of
Columbia and Alexandria. Va, and per-
sonal property worth Si,552.O6. according
to the petition for the right to administer
the estate, filed in Probate Court yester-
day by her son, John w. Cook. Attorney
w. ]. Daw is attorney in the case.
Mrs. Frances E. Mayer, widow of Theo-
dore A. Mayer, yesterday asked the Dis
trict Supreme Court to dismiss the suit of
his first wife, Mrs. Roberta w. Somervell,
who has brought an action to establish
an interest in the Mayer estate, valued
at S45O,O00 Mrs. Mayer claims the bill of
complaint filed by the former wife does
not contain allegations of fact that en-
titles her to equitable relief. Mrs.
Somervell asserted in her bill that she
had exempted Mr.. Mayer from liability
from alimony after he had misrepresent-
ed the amount he was to have received
at the death Of his father. Theodore ].
Mayer. She also asked the Probate Court
to require the American surety and Trust
Company, trustee Of the estate of Theo-
dore ]. Mayer, to pay for the mainte-
nance of her child. Attorney r. Golden
Donaldson represents the second wife
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Thomas Anderson. q. and Enma NJ Moraht, -.
Rev J. S. Montgomery.
Luigi D'Abbondsnza, -. snd Pasqualina Pigna-
tell. Is Rev n. M. Dc Carlo.
Charles R. Dauacott. >. Of Petersburg, Va, and
Katherine b. Cousin. p, Of Chester. Va. Rev.
W. l. Mckenny.
Howard b Armenstruut. q. and Fife L. Sand
ridge. 2. both Il Crimora, Va. Rev l.. Morgan
Chamber
COLORED.
William T. Savoy. p. Of MitchcllsTilIe, Nd, and
Maud A. Jones' q. Of ToWshend, Md. Rev. NJ.
l.. Breeding.
Chester A. Coleman .. and Emma l.. Robin
son, q. both u Markham. Va Rev. Q. A. De
Vaughn.
CranTiIe Johusan. -. and Elizabeth Ross. %.
Rev. A.. ]. Tyler.
Willie Campbell. 90 and Alice Bombree. ..
Rev. Frederick Hall
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BIRTH RECORD.


WHITE
Lucius L and Edna White. girl.
Pasquale and Angelina Nssco, girl.
George =. and .Addie \. TreSnor, girl
Ottavio and Ginss prs Tul. girl.
Francesca and Emilia Tano. giTl.
Adolph and Kate Tcufcl, hoy.
William II. and Ma. l. Schrner. girl.
George +. and Estella p. ROmer. boy.
Alphone X. and Gertrude d. Or,ley, girl
Ferdinand Il. and Mary V. McGiTen. boy.
Erbin T. and Pelle Magaha. girl.
J. Alfred and Carrie y. Moore girl.
Juscph and Eleanoran Marine hog.
Daniel =. and Catherine l.. mccarthy, grl.
Constantine and Constable LorIpone boy.
Walter l.. and Man J. Hosner, boy.
Melvin and Kathleen Cox. girl
Salvador and Rosi Boycile girl
Giuseppe and AHA BonanDo. girl.
CoLoRED.
CIcusen and Mabel stricklent, girl
James and Cecilia Jackson. boy.
James T. and Laura L. Giheon, boy.
Charles and Mabel Fleet girl.
Lewis and Anna BTooda. hoy.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE.
Harriet II. Huntington. 50 years, Is c ST. Sc.
Burton VI. Robinson. %. 5'32 III. arc.
Msry J. Mccarthy, Ts. II and 3Td Sts. ne.
Bessie T. Friedrich. a. n 7th st. sv.
Walter II. McClattchey, 30 2S7 18th St ne.
Mary McMsrow. "a II and 1rd s.s. ne.
TaIy GalpO. s. . Decatur II. ne.
William i. SCOTT eo. 1919 10th st. NV.
LUcretia A. Sutherland. ~, jl2 @ st. NV.
Edith +. HIdvcston. months Providence Hospt
Henry Alexander. months $50 Hobart place NV
Dorothy VI. WredC Il DAYS q 9Th st. ne.
COLORED.
Lucinda Young, % years, ll3 c st. sv.
Anthony Mason, Il. 1914 CoTcoran st. nv.
Joseph Hall. /, lbs c St &c.
OctaTia ShsTe, "A, zo8 Olive ave.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Sixteenth street, New Hampshire avenue and V
street northWsst-JGmes ODonneH ct ux. to John
H. CLANCY. lot 4. square south Of lss, SO John
Fl. Chaney CONVEYS sane property to Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones, so
~ and KS Fcurteeuth street northwest-saiva-
dor $. Richard. trustee to Frederick J. Kozel
lot Il. square "a s..
1913 Hobart street northwest-Theodare NJ Judd
and Clarence Dodge. Commissioners to Salis ID.
zs1. $40.
sixteenth street Notwithstanding Investment
Corpcration 10 X. Claude Wight, lots s and :,
square III, so.
siTtrsnth Street usisats-Lyuchbu:s Ia,cssnsas
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Criminal Division No. 1,
Justice SIddons.

United States VS.. Grace SImms: assault
with dangerous weapon; plea guilty; at
torney, A. W. Scott.
limited states VS. James r. Wilson;
rlanslaughter; sentenced TO penitentiary
for 1--WE years: attorney, J. A. O'Shea.
United States VS.. Arthur Davis: depre-
dalton: sentenced to penitentiary for one
year and six months; attorney, A. W.
Scott.
limited States vs.. Clarence Horn: grand
larceny: sentenced to OCcoQuan for one
year: sentence suspended and placed on
probation: recognizanCe 500 taken; at
torney, o. A. Bigoness-
limited states VS.. George Sanselo: as
SAINT to rape: order on mandate from
Court Of Appeals; warrant OF removal
ordered TO issue.
limited States vs.. George W. Helm;
adultery: appeal bond filed; attorney. NJ.
E O'Brien.
United states vs. Asbury Bolden; non
support: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Walter B. Williams;
norsupport: bench warrant issued.
United States vs.. Je-ald McCrystal;
housebreaICing and larceny: bench war
rant Issued.
United States vs.. Richard Genies; non
support: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Percy T. Johnson;
forrication: time to fla bill OF exceD-
lions extended to April N: attorneys,
N. =. O'Rrien and J. D. Faber.
United States vs.. Robert Delaney: raDe;
impaneling Of jury begun and 100 tales
men ordered; attorney. T. T. Jones.
United States vs.. Aylatt WoodsOn; non
support: bench warrant issued.
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NatfonaI-'PoIya ="

Pollyana" has reached the stage and
VIII be presented by Klaw & Erlanger
and George Tyler at the New National
Iheater next week. Catherine Chisholm
cushing has written comedies for MAY
irwin. Henrietta Crosman. and Billie
Burke; she also wrote kitty MacKay."
In bringing "Pollyanna" within stage
limitations, she mas been credited with
preserving the humanity and Joyous
optimism OF Eleanor IL Porter's enor-
mously popular stories. "Pollyanna, the
Glad Book" and "Pollyanna Grown Up"
"Pollyanna" comes here with the origi-
nal cast OF players, including Patricia
Ceilings, as the glad girl; Effie Shannon
and Herbert Kelley as Aunt Polly, and
DR.. Chiffon: Arthur Forrest as the her
init Pendleton; Jessie Busley as the ami
able Nancy; Maude Granger, Helen
Weathersby and Maud Hosford as the
Ladies Aiders:" Master Bobby Tobin
and Lorin Ralser respectively as Jimmy
Bean at different ages
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Probate Division.
Jusffre Mccoy.

Estate Mary F. Joyce; order appointing
william A joyce administrator; bond,
500; attorney H. W. Sohon.
Estate Cassie c. Harrigan: order ap-
pointing William H. Sardo administrator;
bond. 800; attorney. F. S. Sheehy.
Estate oliver F. Young: order appoint
ing William II. Alburger administrator:
bond. $3.50; attorneys, c. W. Darr and
J. T. Peyser.
Estate Elizabeth d. Elliott: order ad-
hitting viii to probate and granting let
tiers testamentsry TO James A Bailey;
bond. 500: attorney, J. A. Bailey,
Estate Charles z. Fox; order admitting
win to probate and granting letters tesla
nentary to Nelly B. Fox: bond. 500; at
torney. J. W. Davidge.
Estate EDoch n. Burgess; order as
hitting viii to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to George F. HaYeIl;
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Next Weeks Amusements.
National Tonish,-B.net Russo.

The brief engagement OF the Diaghilef
Ballet Russo will open tonight at the
National Theater. The advance sale is
very large and the interest shown pre-
diets an audience of fashionable and ar
tistic distinction. The opening ballet bill
VIII include: Cleopatra" lie Spectre
de la Rose" "soleil de Mutt" and Car
naval"
For Friday evening the repertoire will
be Les Sylphides." ''L'Apres Midi dun
Faune," Prince Igor" and "Schehera-
zade." Saturday night. when the en-
gagement closes, the ballet will be seen
in "Princesse Enchante." Cleopatra. 4"
"L'Apres Midi dun Faune' and "Carna-
VAL M. Diaghilef will give the per-
formances his personal direction. The
orchestra Of eighty, recruited in New
YORK by Nahan Frankie. will be con-
Quoted by Ernest Ansermet. The appear
ances here are under the auspices OF the
Metropolitan Opera Company.
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Dwight Elmendorf will present the final
travel talk of the season at the New Ma
tional Theater on Thursday afternoon,
March 90. The subject for the last of the
series of lectures Mr. Elmendorf has
chosen Southern Italy and Sicily
Profusely illustrated with motion pic
lures and vivid reproductions OF the beau
ty spots Of this fairy land, this travel talk
is one of the most interesting OF the
entire series.
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PICTURE PLAYS.
Loew's CoIumbia-"Audrey."

Next Sunday, Pauline Frederick will be
seen at Loew's Columbia Theater in her
latest photoplay, Audrey" adapted from
the novel and play of the same name by
Mary Johnston. In most of her previous
plays Miss Frederick has enacted the seri-
Gus, dramatic parts but in this play she
Is seen in a character that is quite diff
ferent from anything in which she has
ever appeared before.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday Blanche
Sweet will be seen in The Sewers" a
story of the fight for social freedom
in Russia, written by Marion Fairfax
especially for Miss Sweet. Prominent in
support of the star are Theodore Roberts,
Thomas Meighan.. Horace B. Carpenter
and other eminent Lasky stars.
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District Supreme Court.
Equity Division, No. 2
Justice Mccoy.

Camp VS.. Camp: rule as to contempt
returnable March "a; plaintiffs attorneys,
W, J. Lambert and F. r. Whippler.
Stanton vs. Renner; decree quieting
title; plaintiffs attorney, A. d. Esher.
Hoffman VS.. HOFFMAN; rule as to con-
tempt returnable March q; PLAINTIFFS at
torney. George P. Hoover.
Reuter- VS. Hills leave granted TO with
draw from files OF court policy Of fire
Insurance. plaintiffs attorneys, 7. L.
Jeffords and z. c. Dutton-
Smith VS.. Smith; order for writ OF ne
exeat: security 5000; rule as to alimony
pendente lite; counsel fees and costs
returnable March 81 > plaintiffs attorney,
J. V. Morgan.
No assignment for today
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Law suits.

5s9T-WiIIiam b. Carroll vs.. Capital
Traction Company; damages SIS, 900; plain
tiff's attorney. S. c. Brez.
5S9IS-Harriet L. Reeves VS. John F.
lie Barnes; account $50; plaintiffs at
torney. Tracy L. Jeffords
5S979-Ethel Tierkel VS.. Morris II. Gill;
damages $1,000; plaintiffs attorneys,
David Wiener, F. NJ. Pelzman and Char
les Wolf
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Eugene ]. K. BannaTsrt. z, of Philadelphia,
and PagsNCartsr, = Of CatonsTlle. Md. Rev c.
E. Granger.
John s. Rohrer. a. and May N. Windsor, g.
Rev r. ]. Froehlch.
William A. Smith. q. Of Templexman Cross Roads.
Va, and Seymour N. Yiekes, 10. Montross Va.
Rev. John y. Briggs.
Jacob H Ruleman, So Of Hinton, W. Va and
BERTHE L. Bloses - Of Harrisburg. Va. Rev L.
Morgan Chambers.
Carlos Z. Grasemberg .. of New Orleans. and
Marzarstta W. Morse q, Rev. Thomas S. Lee.
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Garden-"HeII's Hinges"

William S. Hart will be seen at Moore's
Garden Theater Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday in "Helrs Hinges" photoplsy
laid along original lines. In Mr. Harris
support will be seen Clara Williams,
Alfred Hollingsworth, Louise Glaum,
Jack Standing and others. The added
comedy attraction will be William Collier
In keystone comedy, wife and Auto
trouble" On Wednesday and Thursday
the principal attraction will be Lillian
Gish and Elliott Dexter in Daphne and
the Pirate" The added feature will be
the sixth episode OF "The Strange Case
of Mary Page" the detective drama, with
the leading roles played by Henry Wal
thall and Edna Mayo. Virginia Ham
mond, Ernest Mappain and Harry Beau
mont viii be seen on Friday and satur-
day In THE Discard" The added com