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The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Granly-John W Hunt ct u and William W
Mansf,d ct u1 to John W Hunt, part lot i. SO:
stamps 20 cents.
Whitney CIose-E Emil Il. Jenny ct ux. to Frank
volkman lot - square ni3 SO. Frank Volk
man CONVEYS same Iv'perty t" Emil n. and Bertha
Jenny. Sle
Dobbin's Addition Michael j. Quirk ct w to
Charles NJ. Corson lot ~ square 1908. SO: stamps
$50.
Volta place northwest between Thlrty-third and
Thirty-fourth streets Joseph c. Walsh to Henry
G. Wagner. part lot ,76 square 254, 80; stamps s.
Brightwood avenue northwest between Dakota sn1
Central avenues-Albort NJ Albrschtsen ct uI.
to Robert L. and Evie G. Baxter lot c5. square
1915. Wo fridge. SO
1872 Rhode Island avenue northvest-Win,m b
Saunders executor and trustee. 10 z Milton
Greene. In' &c. square l2. SO.
Meridian Hill-H. A. TOuImin. II. IN n.
Ee,abrock 1t %. square 81. $40. Subject IN
trust for S49SOo. n. \. ESts brook CONVEYS same
property to Ralph T. Thompson. H. A TOulnin.
to trust for $500.
Barry Fsrm-Esther woodland. ct al TO Mary
Tsliaferro. lot . section q 81.
L street southeast between Fourth and Fifth
streets-Chsres Blackville ~ Samuel TyTee. part
square s25. so: STAMPS, 50 cents.
Whitney Close-Hilary NJ. Lloyd ct uX to George
B Sarah Miller lot l2, square 5o5l SO. stamps,
$3.50.
Linkns ct al trustees, to John J. Cleary, part lot
ls. square 70. $50
lll2 Twenty-frst street northwsst-John J Clesr
ct ux to Richard Chism, part lot Is. square -
SO; stamps 81.
IA Thirteenth street Southeast-Thomas Haley to
Howard B. Kramer, lot 81, square lci5 SO; stamps
500.
E street northwest between New Jersey avenue
and First street. George y. Acker and Franklin ].
Acker surviving trustees, to Nicholas A. Acker
lots 4. 5, g. 7. g. 9, 10 and Il, square 81. 81.
SO Rock Creek Church road northwest-George
Sachs and William NJ. Sachs to Tony Guifre,
lot T. square 900 Padsworth. so; stamps. s.
l45 and l4E X street nOrthwest-American Sc
curity & Trust Co, trustee, to Henrietta NJ
Halliday. lots and l. square 2i6 Sl56!Ooo.
23l5 street northwest-Chares L. Benjamin
ct al. to Henry c. Eepey trustee lot IS. square
IS. $500
Monroe street northwest. Sixteenth street
Walter n Crawfold TO Katharine A, Katherine
G. and Ffsnkanna Connolly lot G56, square 36'I.
Mount Pleasant. SO; stamps. s.
North Columbia Heights Jacob : Gruver et uN
to josephine B. OLeary. lot 81. square 2S23, $40,
stamps s.
Chevy chase Grove-Fulton r Gordon ct ux. to
Elijah s. Ahord. lot 81 SQUARE 2n22, N,'i9
Fourteenth Street Heights Jacob ). Gruver ct
uK. to William n. and Emma y. Clarkson, lot IS.
square 29ls SO; stamps. $40.
80 D street southwest Eugene Young and Wsiter
B. Guy, sssgnees, and Emcha Seid"n Spinner
TO Louise F. sauter. lot .. square 49, s. stamp
10 oentA
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-T0Fo-ycar-olds selling. III fur
longs. King BaEgot II2. Aimee T. IOi Passing
Fancv ui SKY lO4 Golden Fox limp 100
Glansznty unpl. IL. TootAie, lTs -Katneka. Il!
Stalvart Van. IOl.
SECOND RACE -Four wear olds and upward
etsep.eChase. selling; about two miles. 'Ormead
. Otto F7oto. 10 'AberfeIdy l35; Racebrook 10
THIRD RACE-AU EEes; handicap; six furlonEs,
Pan Maid IIi I'd Howard IFS; Startling N
Hsubsrk. rs, Hanson, IN Kerz. lOs Royal Mar
W. 10
FOURTH RACE-The Amsterdam for 5year -old'
and UT-vsrt: selling: one mile sir William John
an IO5 Blue Thistle IIs. Wooden shoes Ill
'I-ang Teresa IO9, Jesse Jr.. ll3
FIFTH RACE For flIies year ods. conditions
HvP and one half furlonSs. Mother Mschree, los
RsIes- Ne Bo,s 10, SUufssh 10: Hussy. JOS
Fr... 10. storm NymTh ImpI. 10 Merry
TE, SlJ II imp. lO5; Queen ETrant lO5.
SMITH RACE -Four -ycar-ol15 and Upward sell
s-- on and one eighth miles 'LonsffIlOw limp
~ -RsUubliraT. IL. Soldier ~ Jacket lO4
E'''I,''0. nj, g ,psinSrTh'ld Ill: T'7at' loS
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Aug y -EiGS-Market frmer. Mary
land. PennsylvaniA and nearby hrtts. o Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia, frstS, 3: Western
lOhiol frsts, 2: West Virginia hrsts, 2 Southern
North Carolina frsts D. The market for
Western eggs very firm. Western fresh. case count,
8 and Candled 2la5l
BUTTER Separator. extras. 0a5l. do. frsts.
H. 2A@9 Prints lib. extras 3la32; hrsts. 2ta3o
do l-lb extras -llz; firsts. @aD; blocks. 2lbs.,
sHtrss 3a3lrz: irstr 2sa3O; dairy prints Msry and.
PennsylVania and Virginia extras. ga24 frsts. 2la2
store packed hrsts q.
LIVE POULTRE-P Prices Ter pound unless other
wise stated Chickens Young, lbs, average, 2
do. smaller 3oa2l do White Lsghorns. lsa2o; do,
old hens lbs and over. 1919: do, small to
medium. l7als; do old ROSTERS and stays, loa.l
ducks. white PekinEs. young, las; do Indian Run
ner Young l3alI; do. spring over, ~ lbs. 49, do
smaller l3ali. pigeons old pair 3 do, young pair
.; do. young. rair. . guinea fowl, young 10
and over each. 5a6). do, under l h. each, 20
do. old each. 3.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRCITs-PotA-
toes white. new. York River bbl 2 250a2So; do
Rarpahannock bh 250a2-6O. do. Eastern Shore
Virginia. bbl. 5Oi275; do. nearby. bushel box
sJago; sweets Eastern Shore. ye0ws. bbl.. 27Sa3co
do, RappshaunoCk. bh|.. 2.Ha275; vans. large
bright bbl. @ola225 APPLES. Early Harvest. fancy
hbl.. l25al5o; do. small. bbl.. l.oosl .; do. Z
bhl basket 40a6O: beans native green, bushel
75al o. heets. native. bunch. 2a3; csbbsgr. active
100. 3Ua4O 90; cantaIupes Anne Arundel. per
basket. 25a5O; do. Eastern Shore, per crate 3a 70
celery, New York bunch. 25a8; corn. nearby, sugar
dOZ.. l0a.6, cucumber. native, basket. 5lasO Dam
sons. Maryland and Virginia IS basket, GjaT0 do
Dbl. IoOal5 80: eggplsnts. native basket. 'osio
lima beans. peach basket Sna7O; do. hamper. "a
lis; lettuce. native. bushel box. 2a40: do. New
York bas ket or box. 75al25; onions, Virginia. yellow
basket. 7JaloO; do. bbl.. 3Ooa22 do, whit
bbI. 2Gs275: do, Mar, land and Pennsylvania. ye
low. bIshel l25al5n; peaches. Mountain. carrier
I.sOal -: do. basket iNa75 do, Eastern Shore
MARYLAND yellow. box. lOOal.3O do. white box
6Oa75. do yellow. basket. 5naG5 do. white basket
3sa5O. do. Garner T5aL2; do Mountain. brIshe
basket Sails. pears. Eastern Shore. Bartlett
iS basket Gafo do. hamper, l.25al 70; Teppers
nrarrv basket. NaEJ; rhubarh native. bunch. la2
squash. native. basket. 9sG5: tomatoes, Anne
Arundel ripe. basket. 2ap: do. Eastern Shore
-re h,saet liaco: wstsrmeonS, selects l0l. = ons
n % DO. primes 90 l2o0als %; do. cIlls 100
Goa 90
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square S54-ssrh NJ. Huddleson TO John N.
King TO secure Beatdos z. Leedy. 500; one year.
6 per cent. lot ).
Square ass-Jennie Kama to Fred Mckee and
Charles W. Darr. to secure Security Savings and
Commercial Bank s.. 900, three yeAn, Per cent
semi annually. part lot 50.
Square BS-Arthur c. Moses ct uI. 10 Frank
Stetson and Harry D. CopenhAveT. TO secure VII
liam A. copenhaTeT, $50 three years, 81 per cent
smi annually, lot 8.
Square S572-Miune B. BeyIer to John NJ King
To secure John VI. King. $40. monthly payments. 6
per cent, ,ot IS
Squares 100 and 4I-John A. Moore ct W. TO
Walter B. Guy and Walter A. Johnston. 10 sclre
E l. Leutand I.5n two years PER cent selni-
annually, lot 49, square l3oo and lot n. square al
Square lZ7-ZSchsriEh d. Blackstone ct uI. 20
George W. and William II. Lnkins 20 secure
Gufsie Brock, $500. siI and eighteen months per
Square I2o5-John Dusan st IA to Edward F
Concklin and Arlo B. Csmmsr,r. to secure Fr1noes
NJ Conckin, Ssl5 two year,. per cent, quarterly
part lots "a and 3
Square l36-John Dusan ct u. to Eugene Young
and David A. Baer TO secure Morris Simon trustee
$40 one year. per cent quarterly, part lots a
Company to secure Fidelity Trust Company, S 500
three YEAR, per cent semi-snnusIly. part lots y
and ..
Square 3z5-Hober L. Thornton ct VI. TO W
BAden Jackson and CIaud Livingston, 10 secIre
Doran $. Platt. 81 800 three years per cent semi
annually, lot 20. Same 10 same, 20 secure same
s. 800. three year,, PER cent --ni-snnusIly lot 9
square zsZs-Josephins B. O'Leary 70 Hugh A
Thrift and B. II. GHIver 10 secure Jacob S GruTer
81 800, monthly payments, pr cent lot S.
l. Square 12-Elijsh s. AlEord 10 H. D Gordon
TO secure Fulton r, Gordon. S,ll9. three years. S
per cent semi annually. lot g.
Square 2l6-Willsm r. and Emma y. Garrison
to Hugh A Thrift and BENJAMIN II. Grurer 20
secure Jacob S GruTer. $3.50 monthly payments G
Isr cent lot 6.
Square @s-WiiAm 6. Garter = TX. 70 George
II. Calvert. II. and R0h-rt : Hume 10 secure
Margaret E. Resrdon. g 800. three years, peT cent
semi annually, lot s..
Square 5515-Jossph Zirwss et uI- 70 Washington
Loan and Trust Company. 70 secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association s. 10 lots 3 and l.
Square 26i-SamUsl Rod et ux. 20 Washington
Loan and TnI-t Company TO sec1re Equitable
Co operative Building Association, $500. lot .
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
gLTIMATUM IS first
in Big FEATURE RACE
Captures Adirondack Hasdicap on
Heavy Track From Classy Field
at Saratoga.

Saratoga, n. Y. Aug 23-Ultimatum,
racing through a terrific downpour which
converted the track into sea OF mud'
captured the Adirondack Handicap this
afternoon, running the six furlongs in
1:l4 4-5. Woodtrap second and Tragedy
third
In the opening event Kathleen showed
a remarkable burst Of speed, running
the five and a half furlongs in los 3-5,
he fastest time OF the meeting. She
lad to do it to beat lima Frank by a
eek.
Bill Dudley the favorite. won the
SteepIechase practically alone. RaCcoOn
>gn away before the race, but was re-
mounted and stood up long enough to
get second money. Summary:
FIRST RACE-FIlhes; 3-ycar -oIds: 500 added
hrs and one-haf furlongs Kathleen. l2l (COn-
u.Ilyl. to 5. 70 10. to }, won; Ina Frank.
100 Phillips. to l. to l. 4 to 5. SECOND; Miss
Puzzle, lis tKeoghl. to !. to l. to 5. third.
Tine. : o5 s. LOrac. Favour. Hidden Star, JAG
quette and Madame Hermann also ran.
SECOND RACE-StsspechsSe; handicap; 2yesr-
ods and upward; $50 added; about two miles.
Bill Dudley. 10 (Allenl. to s. out. won; RacoOn.
N H. Williams. to l. to 5. out. second. Only
two finished Tine, 4S4 Early Light fell and
did not finish.
THIRD RACE-P,rrse 500: 2year-oIds and up
ward. mile and furlonE DaingeThed. H3
lPhilIips, ls to 5. to 5. 70 > won; Queen OF
Paradise. lo5 y. MCraggart). to l. to !. 7 to ).
second; Bobs Olga, g BROWN. 2 70 l. to l.
: /. third. Time s. Star Gaze. Juliet and
Good Counsel also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ths Adirondack Handicap;
500; 2year-oldS; six fulongS Ultmatum. ll6
tTroxler) TO . 70 5. out, won; Wood Trap. lO5
y. McTaEgartl. Is to I. to !. ! to D second
Tragedy. lo5 Davies. even. to }, out third.
Time ll4l-5 Basil also
FIFTH RACE-Handicap. 500 added. 7year-
olds and upward; one mile. Julia l., q lMcAteel.
"a l. 2 to !. even. won; Bayberry Candle. z
Martini to 5 TO > out. s-COnd Harry shaw,
10 Cschuttngerl. to 4. to s. out. third. Tins,
I.4I5. Gnat and Chiclet also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selling: purse. 800; maiden ,
ysa--olds. Ave fUrlongS Fantsm Bsla, III q.
McTaggartl IN 5. to n. to ). won; Phantom
IL CTroxler'. to . to 5. to 5. second
Bird Lore. Il. LaPaiuel 10 to l. to l. , TO l.
third. Time O. Ponce de Leon. Rebel Name
sake, Right. Conrad, Odds and Ends and Ida
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Bull Market Foreseen.

The following stock opinions from
fnancie-s of prominence were received
yesterday by w. B. Hlbbs & Co:
Harris winthrop & Co.-"The ad-
vance of the Copper stocks has been
comparatively small and an upward
movement in them is expected"
F.. B. Keech G. Co.-"The position OF
American Loco is growing stronger
day by day"
Henry & West-"It S our opinion
that Europe will need and will buy
our goods and that our trade will eX-
pand even more in peace than war
times"
f. F. Hutton-"If this isn't a bull
market, it is the best imitation Of one
that was ever seen"
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
PLAYGROUND TEAM
MAY PLAY BALTIMORE

u" championship playground baseball
i.aU vt the 125-pound class is due for
20 IMP m Balrimoro provided there can
y" found in that city a playground team
90 .r.'rI the challenge Of Charles Bell,
t0r. nrdut-ar Of u" Virginia avenue
r.H} ground niIe. which apparently has
'rr l0nrl championship
I;-.I has stated that his team will play
IN, .hEZrOund outfit that cares to meet
j. tu amy 0-i-hboring city. If the Bal
l.urol'a .- a,roUt his challenge he will
r-Ia anorj twcIv" ucn to the Monumen-
JaI trtl- AZ answer Is expected within
l.e n"Nt GOV dayz. and if favorable the
- M" will ur played some time around
'h" .r~t of September.
Tho Nir-inia avenue team is composed
'a =eis of ucwsbOys who serve papers
:n rL- Vicinity Of the Navy Yard.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Justice GOuId.

Klug vs.. Capital Traction Company;
motion for new trial overruled; judg-
ment on verdict for plantiff for 500:
appeal noted; plaintiffs attorneys. Ellis
& Donaldson and A. H. Ferguson: de-
fendant's attorney, G. Thomas Dunlop.
Prince VS.. Washington Terminal Com
pany; motion for new trial argued and
submitted: plaintiffs attorney. George L.
Sullivan. defendants attorneys, Hamil-
ton & Hamilton.
Craig VS.. Parish; bill of exceptions
signed; plaintiffs attorney Chauncey
Hackett. defendants attorney, Leigh
Robinson.
Kahl-Holt Co. VS.. John Gill & Sons;
time to submit bill OF exceptions extended
Ito September Is. and to file transcript
to September Is: plaintiffs attorneys. II.
B. Rowland and c. W. Bell; defendant $
attorneys. Fl. H Obear and J. V Morgan.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.


Julius /. and Lillian Simon. boy.
Phillip and Rosie Rogers. girl
Paul r. and Louise Mitendorf. boy.
Tim A. and ROsina A. LIPbkCrt. boy.
Robert J. and Elsie NJ LrTCless. girl
joseph L. and Helena l.. LOveless, girl
Frederick and Josephine V. Kreig, boy.
James r. and Lillian n. King. boy.
Harold A. and Florence L. hluse, boy.
John T and Margaret [. Jensen, girl.
JOSEPH { and Mary G. Howell, boy.
Chud and Cora Hill. boy.
Elmer l.. and Margaret A Gibbons. boy.
joseph R. and Frances c. Gooding. boy.
Louis and Florence Greenberg, bog.
Elmer J. and Vera F. Fairchild. boy.
Fred Il. and Elizabeth W Franzoni, boy.
James H. and Annie G. Davis. boy.
Louis and GrIssie Brown, girl
John NJ and Grace A. Anderson, girl
COLORED.
Wilmur and Virginia Washington, boy.
James and Ada Thomas, boy.
John C. and Dora Moore, boy.
James and Mary Marlowe. girl.
Benjamin E. and Harriet L. Msdden, girl
George and Eva Ellis boy.
James A. and Lillian B. Barbour, girl.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Circuit Division.
Justice Stafford.

Billings-Chapin Co. vs. Robert Bowdler
d Sons; time TO submit bill OF exceptions
extended to October 10. and to file trans
cript to October 20: plaintiffs attorney,
H. Winship Wheatley. Defendants at
torneys, c. H. Merillat and NJ n.
Richardson
Day VS.. Keegan; Judgment py default;
plaintiffs attorney, r P. Littlepage and
j. NJ. McLachlen
Finney VS.. District of Columbia; 2
cases; bill of exceptions filed: plaintiff s
attorney. P. H. Marshall defendants
attorney. r. j. Whiteford
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
DEATHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Charles Hoerel, 33 years. L. S. Soldiers Hor
Hospital.
James Crosgen 81, log c st ne.
Theresa Scott 76 Nat. Lutheran Home.
James B. Faulkner, 4, 1921 34th st. NV.
Frank Cermole, 81, 1871 7th Il. NV.
Sara A. Mcleod, "a, l2lO st. ne.
Anon u. Bradley 70. ll2 f. Cap. St
Frank Lane A., St. Elizabeth's Hospt-
Alice ]. Covile, %, 100l Irving st. NV.
Maud Manning 42. Geo. Wash. Univ. Hospt.
Vim. Z, Pittman, months, 1854 18th st. Sc
Agnes Norris, months. 800 X st. NV.
COLyORED.
Daniel Ransome 40 years. 1924 26th st.
MARY Reames So H and Sd sts ne.
JuIia KEYS. &C. 2lC1 VT. av. NV.
Clinton Holmes g6, Tuberculosis Hospt.
Msry E. Watson, 81. ele q 81. sw.
Marv T. Hughes, S. SIS Fla av. NV.
David Garrett 90. llOS B ST. ne.
Francis Jackson, 9. Wash Asylum Hospt
Mary ]. Mullen, c.. Emergency Hospt.
John Harrison. IS, Freednen's Hcspt.
Map Il Hall, 10, 'lsz3 Kramer st. "a.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24

Gard for Thursday. starting at l2'0:
9-Pace. rs class rursa 500
n -TrOt 2lS class pUrse 800
ll-Trot. 30 class: purse So
l2-Ladies' race half mile heats best two in three
for county horses only and homes that have ben
trained barred. Pursrs First. S.; second, SIS;
third. SO
b Roadster race for county horses only, and for
horses that have never raCed or trained except in
the roadster race at the fair. 1915; purse 500.
"a Running; four tUrluuGs and reTcat; purse SIS
l5-Runnng six furlOugs dash, TUrse. 500
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Federal Bank Holdings Increase

Announcement has been made that
the twelve regional banks of the Fed
eral reserve system now hold Sl00,
OOO, 900 more than they did a yea- ago.
The aggregate now is 1888, 900
Gold holding increased during the
year by s11l, 900 900. and legal tenders
decreased by S1IcOO.o00.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Suing St. Louis Browns.

- Louis. Aug. 23.-James {. Reach
wants $15.On from the st. Louis Ameri-
can League hall team because a ground
Office accused him of having poCketed
ball that was knocked into the grand
stand. Beach declares because a ball
came in his direction. the policeman
took him into the compauy's Office and
humiliated him. and now he has filed
suit for the $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Equity Suits.

34564-Elma NounG vs. King H. Young,
limited divorce. plaintiffs attorney, w. A.
COombe.
3iJ65-Corbin Thompson vs.. Henry
Schmidt ct al injunction. plaintiffs at
torneys, H. L. Davis and J. Y Reeves.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
SMALL SALES MARK
LOCAL LIST TRADING
Capital Traction and Potomac Consoli,
dated IS Feature Transac-
tions of Day.

Two transactions constituted the
volume of business during regular
call at yesterdays session of the
Washington Stock Exchange. Capitai
Traction SIS sold $1,000 at 1O6 Ia and
ten shares of Mergenthaler Linotype
were transferred at 100 Three $1,000
blocks of Potomac Consolidated SIS
sold after call at 101 1-2.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a. 1916.

Fifteenth and Belmont streets northwest-Wsltef
E. and Caroline p. Burleish TO Meridian Apart
nent Company. lot l3 and part lot II. square
1851, SO; st&mpe $50
1861 Market place northwest and 1915 Sixth street
northu=t-Wslter B. Guy and Walter A johnson.
trustees TO John A Moore. lot Is, square mo; lot
~. square a. $3.50
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
I,nwsuIts.

a947-Ada NJ. nowney ". Washington
Railway and Electric Company, damages
$1,000. plaintiffs attorneys, W. J. Lam
bert ana r II. Yeatmun
5947S-Suse r. Shanklin vs.. Arthur Bos-
ton and Martha Boston. damages 5000:
plaintiffs attorney. L. NJ. King.
5$4$O-John Bowie & Co. vs.. James A.
Nicholson 4 Son: note and account
s. 29O.55 plaintiffs attorneys, Loving &
Hammer
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Bankruptcy Division.
IuafIce SfnMnrd-

In re George w. Cissel Co case con-
tinued before E. S. McCalmont as referee.
In re the Mundy Co. reference to f. S.
McCalmont as special master
In re Harry A. Seabridge; reference to
R. D. Quinter to report on composition.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
REAL ESTATE.
DIED.

BAILEY-On Wednesday, August O. isi6
at AIS a. m. JAMES z. BAILEY.
husband OF Mary F. Bailey, aged 81.
Funeral from his late residence, S24 NJ
street southwest, Friday morning
August =. at $50 O'Clock. Requiem
mass at St Vincent De Paul Church
at O'Clock. Relatives and friends in
Nited.
KIRKLEY-On Wednesday. August q
1916. CHARLES W. beloved huS-
band Of Anna J. EIrkley Cnee Bel
levi, and son Of Louisa NJ and the
late Joseph w. Kirkley.
Funeral from residence. al Ridgecrest
Mulhall Station. Va. Friday. August
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate at owcst current rates; SPECIAL privileges
with respect to prior rsymertS TYLER & RUTH.
ERwORD Inc, sI7 18th 81.
MONEY TO LUAN-1j1l TO S5O0.OO0 on d c
real estate. Several inIst funds. az to pcr cent
All transactions conducted with economical oonSd.
erItipn for borrowers NM H. SAUNDERS &
CO.. Southern Ruding. so- Sth st nv
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Criminal Division.
InsrInA SfaH Hnrd

United States VS.. John H. Edwards
non-support: time to submit bill OF excep-
tions extended to September l. and TO
file transcript TO September Is; attorney,
NJ F. O'Brien.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division.
Justice StnRord

Gompers VS.. Gompers; order of publi-
cation; plaintiffs attorney, ]. C. Adkins.
Young VS.. Young; leave granted to file
without prepayment Of costs and rule on
defendant returnable August %; plain
TINS attorney, W. A Coombe
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Local Firm Absorbed.

The National City Company of New
York is to absorb N. w. Halsey & Co,
which has been represented in this
city by Eugene Allies.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
Makes New Record.

Cleveland Aug. 23.-Leo AIworthy. the
famous trotting horse driven by White
set q new worlds record this afternoon.
of 200 IA. The former record was 2:Ol.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS,
INTERNATIONAL

Newark. 3: Montreal. :.
Providence, ;: Toronto. s.
Baltimore :; Buffalo. l.
Richmond, 6; Rochester, E. called.
laTkness)
The Washington herald., 1916-08-24
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF TIE DIS
trrT o. Column singer Nschiua C01Ds-r a
corporatiu-0. pLs. s.1,iT vs. Jane 2 Stare. S.
tencan' No. 221-' TAe oh1rr- = thts vatr Is 70
rep.evi7 one sIuEe- sewing u.s~r.ue s-ylr 20 a
No. "-5s7o with apparatus belonging thereto. II
Is. 'hTrft0rH rEls l5-a 1sv of AuEls 1915 orir-a5
that the defendant s7Tes- IN this court OF OF b
fore the tVen-err csy. exclusive ~ Suncsvs sud
legal hoI1sFe. after The isy n the h- publication
o. TINS ord ra defend tins sGlt sud show cause
vhv the plsir-iH sh0rld rot have -gtgn4rr ts -
forth; otlc-wlse the will Be p-pcee5sd with as
in case o. dsfaglr MILTON sTRASBURGER
Judge. A true 0np. Tett ?. G AuEsun. CLERK Bv
Blanche SeH assistant cle-k.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOns

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs
FOR sALE-TAS R8NGE: COOP As NEW.
SCI for g. J ". HUMMER. ID and c s-s. nr
Lin. y
{ 7. HUNTERS BEDBTG TTTTRNTNTT0F
hrge cza. ESc. With sp-aysr: ku1Vr evsrvEhsrs =
Will not stain ~ clothing o. vail paper. E1a--
s-tsed 10 do TIE work or MONEY returned Eurtsr't
Flor Oh. known the globe ove-. Only So pe- 7uor
Bee1 OF ulsrket for over . yeSrs. Fh1-s " as or
drop postal card 70 Is Pa ave Nv. opsu until
.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITI.
M0NIICE:L;L!5.0'9 81 IT.! .I;:1 {; Is

Kentucky Ave. near Beach and an sttr,cttons 2rs
choice rooms: running water; private bathE Bath
ing fTor hous. s. Up daily, SO up weekly Book
let. o. neTshlp management A. C. EKHOLM
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ROOMS AND BOARD

i05 81. Nv. LARGE. 00MFORTGBLE
rooms; convenient 10 bath suitable tos two ssau~
nAu or couple; vn3oslsA tAAa
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SPIRITUALISM.
SPECIAL NOTICE

PROPERTY OWNERS n THE AREA OF
Rock Creek Potomac Park Connection and Key
Bridge Sites will find it 10 their advantage TO
Immediately communicate with the MONTHLY
REAL ESTATE INDEX. sos street northwest.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORING.
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE.
North 26si. E0l lst - NV. formerly IS Randolph
place. MoasTcns rented SIS Der month. months.
s. 50; months. SO; No. ReminstoDt, s.: L. C.
Smiths. s. > and $50; UnoerVoods. Remingtons
$50. Reductions If paid or months in advance
Rebuilt typewritsrs for sale.
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N.r..urrr allowance cIaImeL
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

SEVEN PASSENGER PACKARD
= per hour: anywhere in city 6oC- Low btes
fhesters and Iarties W D3