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DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square east of los, part original lot ADavid D.
B. Bruce to George P. Newton and William r
Ballard. to secure Edward c. and Mary Q. Bya1s
500; one year. per cent seui-annually.
Square o. part original lot 7-Catherins NJ DAILY
to Arthur Carr ard Marvin A. Custs. to secure
Perpetual Building Association 500.
Square 90, lot H-Jessie S. Davies to David n.
Rust, r.. and Charles W. Fairfax. to secure
Worth Hulvsh. trustee in equity cause No S827l
s.. 500, three years. per cent semi annually.
Square 305i lot l39-NIamie @. Holland. separate
estate, TO Ernest NJ. Colyin and Walter G. Davis
to secure Columbia Permanent Building Associa.
ton 81 ,0CO
Square 4E, lot S-Arthur Car and Marvin A,
Custis. to secure Perpetual Building Association
5000.
square si5, lot 8-James Lansburgh ct ux. Han.
nah NJ. to Adolph WeyI and Myer Cohen, to Sc
euro Minnie slhoenhof 5000, three years. pei
cent semi-annuaLy.
Washington Heights. lot IS, block 7-John C.
Marscher ct ux Julia O. to Harry G. Lamson and
Lee Brown, to secure Harry Lamson $50 si1
months. per cent.
Square 554, lot l5i-Samuel D. Milton et ux
Samuella to Clarence NJ. De Veile and J. hay
den johnson. TO secure Lavinia De Veile $50 one
to ten months, per cent.
Square SS. south part original lot II and north
part original lot l5-Robert Nicholson ct ux. Susie
E. to William H. Saunders and Claud Livingston
to secure Charles Nicholson 5000 demand, S pei
cent.
Petworth lot %. block 2-Marion G. scharr et
vir Harry l. to Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Berg
mann. TO secure Oriental Building Association
5000.
Square 2s23, lot, S4-Annie F. Shaw to John E
Mitchell and Thomas h. Yeager, to secure Quaker
City Investment Company, Incorporated, $500, one
year, per cent quarterly.
Square IS, lot T-Jacob Zarln ct III. Esther and
Isaac krikStsins to 6ASlsa ?. Stone and Charles
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ARMY AND NAVY.
CnNr1NrEn FROM PAGE SIX

amended so as to direct that of1cer to proceed on
the date specified to join his proper command.
So much Of paragraph So Special Orders, No. IL
May Il, 1915 War Department, as relates to Capt
Robert H. Piersou, Medical Cons, Is revoked.
Capt. Robert c. Mcdonald, Medical Corrs will
proceed 10 Fort Sam Houston, Tex, and report in
person TO the commanding general Southern De
partInent. for assignment to temporary station and
duty. The travel directed is necessary In the mill
tary service.
Capt. James Ronayne United States army re
tired with his consent Is detailed for duty with the
organized militia Of Illinois under the provisions Of
the act OF Congress approved April q 1904 and will
proceed to Chicago. III. and take station at that
place reporting his arrival by letter the governor
OF Illinois and the chief division Of militia Affairs
Majs Frederick NJ. Harsock and Wilson 7.
Davidson, Medical Corps detailed medical
examiners and witnesses before the army retiring
board appointed to meet at Governors Island \. Y
BY paragraph = Special Orders No. 10, May 10,
1916 War Department and will report in person to
the president Of the beard when summoned By him
for duty accordingly.
Paragraph 8, ;pecal Orders No. ITO, May 10.
1875 War Deparuaent, relating to Capt, Arthur n
Taskr and Cav Philip W. Huntington, Medical
Corps, is revoked
By direction of the President, Capt. Charles L.
Fisher, Coast Artillery Corps Is detailed the
recorder Of the army retiring board appointed to
meet at Governors Island n. Y. by paragraph Z,
Special Orders No. 10 May 10. 1916. War Depart
ment, vice Capt. Gordon Johnston, Eleventh Cav
airy aid-de-camp, hereby relieved.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

What do you mean, you can't get
work." asked the disgusted old LADY
of the rough looking tramp at her
back door," You're just q big, lazy,
good -for-nothing, that's all the matter
with you
The knight Of the Road grinned
through his weeks growth Of whis-
kers. NO Teddy, youse got me wrong.
I represents the great middle class.
I'm too light for heavy work and too
heavy for light work. So jes stays
sorter 'twixt and tween and does
nothin'"
You have seen many a "'twixt and
tween" type Of person or business in
stltution-too capable to exactly drift
backward and yet short Of the go-tO-
it spirit necessary for forging ahead
to success.
The stock argument OF the "'twixt
and tween" fellow is. L don't believe
in Advertising-its T. waste Of money.
Brown & Co. a good. old reliable firm,
have been successful without H."
Yes, that's trUe-Brown was sue
cessful without advertising. And II is
true that Columbus discovered Amer
lea without intending to do It, and
that Washington won the Revolution
ary War with the odds all against
him. 1t also is true that business was
successfully transacted for centuries
without the telephone. But would you
care to try II today?
A good many men start out on q
business career somewhat as they
start for a stroll. They're on their
way, but they don't know where
. they're going.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
United States Court Of Claims.

United States Court of Claims.
Present: Chief Justice Edward K.
Campbell. Judge Fenton W. Booth Judge
Samuel S. Barney and Judge George Z.
Downey. s
Ambrose B. stannard and D. Clinton
Mackey; petition dismissed. Opinion by
Judge Barley.
Opinion by Chief Justice Campbell.
GENERAL JURISDICTION.
Frank H Holman, administrator; Judg-
uent for claimant
Conclusions Of law dismissing petitions
in following:
Harry B. Vose-
Reynolds J. Mahafrey.
Basil O. Lenolr.
Henry A. Uterhart ct al. trustees. etc,
Of Conrad Stein, deceased. Judgment for
claimant.
Arthur RyIe ct al. trustees, etc. OF
William T. Ryle, deceased. Judgment
for claimant.
W. o. Burton & Co. Order filing tenta-
tive findings and allowing parties until
NAV 3, 1915, to file objections thereto.
Frank H. Carleton ct al, executors
American Bank Note Company. See
order.
Judgment for claimant in:
H E. Jenkins administrator.
D. D. OGorman, administrator.
David Buuoch.
Maria BuUoch, Administrative.
Conclusions Of law dismissing petit
tions in:
Charles D. Labreche.
Felix Landry.
Cases reinstated:
Henry McRenna.
Ellis P. Carton, administrator.
TONGP FCETONAT.
Findings Of fact and conclusion in fol-
lowing:
Leonidas NJ. Jewett
H Walter Nichols.
Posey Buckley.
Ebenezer knight.
Edward G. Mathey.
Theodore L Miner.
Cary W. Moore.
Orders renanding to general docket in
following:
Heirs OF Luctus ". Beal.
Heirs Of James Hudson.
Samuel J. Sanuelson VS.. United States.
Dismissed
VI. T. Sowle, Administrative, vs.. United
States. Submitted by Mr.. c. D. Penne-
baker for plaintiff, and Mr.. P. G. Walker
for defendants.
John H. Kennedy VS. United States.
Submitted by Mr.. Harry Peyton for plain
tin. and Mr.. G. T. Stormont for defend
ants.
L. A. Newcomber VS.. United States,
and y. D. Anderson vs.. United States.
Mr.. George A King was heard fo-<Tlain-
tiTs and MI. G. NJ. Anderson for de-
fendants.
George J. Sherman vs. United States.
Submitted by Mr.. c. D. Pennebaker for
plaintiff, and Mr.. Seth Shepard, jr.. for
defendants.
Congressional C8 cases) submitted by
c. D. Pennebaker for plaintiffs, and Mr..
P G. Walker for defendants.
Con gre essional claims; motions as to
Jurisdiction under act OF March 4, 1913,
called: see orders.
Mcbride Electric Co. vs. United States.
Mr G. W. Holt was heard for plaintiff
company and argument begun by Mr.. G.
H Bradley for defendants; argument con-
tInued until tomorrow.
Cases posted for Tuesday: Trial 70
Co1 triaD. 5000 and 25O91; trial calendar
o, 81 and "a.
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Probate Division,
Justice Mccoy,

Estate Of Mary velatie; petition for
letters OF administration filed: ATTORNEYS
Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Estate of Rosa Roberts; rule to show
Estate of oliver L. White; petition
f4r Tor probate Of will filed; attorneys, W.
Estate Of James c. Heggs, 1r.: order
granting letters of administration 10
James c. Heggs; bond, SlOo attorney,
Estate of Arthur G. varela; order
granting letters Of adninistratio to
Catherine n. Varela; bond, $500; at
torney, A. A. Birney.
Estate Of Florence o. Taylor; order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Mary I. Harri-
son; bond. $500; attorney. c, s. Hin
In re Thomas Gibbs; order for al
lowance for minor.
Estate Of Sylvester A. Grant; order to
pay funeral expenses
In re Rosetta Edwards: order allow
ing guardian to expend so per month
for maintenance of minor.
Estate of Harriet c. Frost; order
authorizing commission to issue; at
torney, L. P. Loving
Estate of Frederick Imhof; order ad-
mttting will to probate and granting
letters teStamentary to John F
Schneider; bond. 5000; attorney, ]. A.
MaedeI.
In re Thomas B. Rhodes; order ap-
pointing Susie R. Rhodes guardian;
bond, 800; attorney, H. P. Blair.
Estate Of John L. Freund; will dated
October IS, 1915, filed.
Estate Of Florence H Chandler: will
dated May q, 1903 and December 10, 1904
filed.
In re josephine Bender; amended
petition filed; attorney, w H. DeLacy.
Estate Of Horace H. Lockwood; peti-
ton for probate of will filed; attorney,
H. L. B. Atkisson.
Estate Of Ellen G. Carter; petition for
probate of will filed attorney, H. L. B.
AtlIisson.
Estate of Landonia c. White; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney W. c.
Martin.
ton for letters Of administration filed;
attorneys, Hawken & HaveH.
Estate of Ethel E. Sweeney; order
granting letters of administration to
George F. Collins; bond, $500; attorney,
G. F. Collins.
Estate of Allen Walker; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Annie NJ.
Walker. bond, 800; attorney, R. A
Heiskell.
Estate Of Henrietta Gray; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Mary E. Woods;
bond, 81 900; attorney, R. E. Mcnamara.
Estate of Hannah Minister; will dated
May 3, 1915 filed.
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Criminal Division, No. 1.
Justice sIddonk

Criminal Division, No. l-Justtoe Sid
dCns.
United States VS.. Thomas Lyons; grand
larceny; bench warrant Issued
United states vs.. Charles c. Glover.
William J. F7ather, and Henry H. Flath-
er; on TRIAL; attorneys, J. J. DARLINGTON.
W. 6. Johnson. George P. Hoover. Frank
J. Hogan, D. W. O'Donoghue. and ] p
Stanchfeld
Criminal Division. No. Chief Justice
Covington.
In re estate Of Henry c. FreitaE, de-
ceased; jury respited; caveators attor-
neys, II. z. Davis and J. Y. Reeves: cave
atees attorneys, Chaplin Brown and c. B
Bauman.
IN re estate Of Zachariah Buckler; trial
Of issues reset for October l.
In re estate Of Caroline L. Rlxtord
trial Of issues reset for October 4
In re estate Of Mary F. Johnson; trial
Of Issues reset for June /
In re Peter Morris; issues reset for
October 4
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NAVAL ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS

MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
Ammen arrived at Whitestone Landing May l3;
Brutus sailed for Cornto May I3; Burrows arrived
at Rosebank, May l3 Bushnell arrived at Boston
yard. May A. Columbia sailed for New London,
May Il; Conyngbam arrived at Philadelphia. May
l3; Dolphin arrived at Santo Domingo City, May
Il; Hercules sailed for Norfolk May l3; Hopkins
arrived at San Diego, May a; Hull arrived at San
Diego, May Il; XII, K-2 Ks, and ks arrived at
New York yard May Il; Kanawha sailed for Port
Arthur May l3 Ll LIS. and Ia arrived at Boston
yard, May "A; LAmson arrived at Guantanamo. May
Il; Marietta arrived Tsmpico. May Il; Mars
sailed for Acapulco. May Il; Mayhower arrived at
Washington yard, May Is; Monterey sailed for
Zamboanga, May u; Neptune arrived at Sewall
Point, May Il; Nero arrived at TbIron. CAL May
IA; New Hampshire sailed for Boston, May d; New
Orleans arrived at Seattle, May D; Oklahoma ar
rived at Tompkinsville, May l3; Ozark arrived at
New York May "A; Raleigh sailed for Corinto, May
l3; Saturn arrived at San Francisco, May Is; Sylph
arrived of Hospital Point, May "A; TallShasses
arrived at New York yard May "a; Terry sailed for
Sanchez May IA Trlxtun arrived at San Pedro.
May Il; Wheeling arrived at Vera Cruz. May Is;
Wilmington sailed for Shanghai. May u; Worden
arrived at New York yard: May Il.
Upon being relieved Of neutrality duty at San
Juan. Porto Rico by the Preston. the Jarvis will
proceed to the Boston yard for repairs.
The Tacoma now at the Portsmouth n. H.. yard,
has been ordered to proceed TO the Boston yard FOR
duty receiving ship.
The st. Louis now at the Puget Sound yard. will
leave about the middle Of July for Honolulu for
duty as tender to the third submarine division tor
pedo hotilla, Pacific Fleet. and additional duty as
station ship at Pearl Harbor.
The command sr-in-chief Atlantic Reserve Fleet.
has been directed TO organize the Missouri. Ohio.
apd Wisconsin the Naval Academy practice
squadron. with the Missouri as flagship.
The Jouett now at the Philsdelphia yard has
been ordered to proceed to New York to resume
neutrality duty.
The Tacoma has been 0Naered placed N ecmmi,-
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Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice stafford.

Circuit Division, No. 2-Justice staf-
ford.
Nathan VS. Parker: given to Jury:
plaintiffs attorneys. Alexander Wolf and
A. L. Newmyer; defendants attorney,
John Ridout.
Cronan vs.. Cronan; bill Of exceptions
submitted: plaintiffs attorneys, B. z.
Hinton and J. W. Cox; defendants at
torney, Arthur Peter.
Van Sender VS.. Hazen; Jury respited:
plaintiffs attorney. Charles Poe. defend
ants attorney, George z. Sullivan.
Assignments today:
476-wilmot vs.. Loughran; attorneys,
Tmlay-stmmons. Bell, syme
sEBillings-Chapin Co. vs.. Bowdler ct
al; attorneys, wheatley-MeriIlat, Rich
ardson.
456-Luckey vs.. National Savings and
Trust Co.; attorneys, stewart-wiIliars
46S-Trussell vs.. Bradley ct al attor-
neys, Jeffords-Niinor. Beach.
462-Ellis VS.. Rose Brothers & Co. ct al
attorneys, Owens, Newmyer-wflliarns
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
L1c7 T. POLLOK. g yea-. sl4 To p ~
DAVID BUrkS, =. Govt HoSpttL Insans.
Edward z Gednsy. s. Burlington Apc1
LYDIA V. Ht1rl q, 7s -
C-srte L Bsrnstts g. Co v1sh Crsy Ho~n
AEnes Z. Ritue-. s. -7.s 6th . -
John Z. Coo1ey. g. luu ~ st -
PhiEptnL Nsndsrcook. - SO L n ns
Leroy Van AntwSP B-rd y s-S Issh q no.
OOLORED.
NAY Campbell. %. Go-t HoSp Inszna
Daniel c. Whsle = - M e. 1x.
Robert Be-tley, 81. z W " ~.
Alce Z Thontou. I. u PStts-soa e. "a
Addie DodFe, g. Dne-Fsncy HoSp
T5ons Dtggs So eS d e. ~.
Con V. Robins1n. = - 81 -
Winnie Stewart. IS, Burvins D. c.
Catherine PANE g month"; 515s n - IA
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Equity Division, No. 2
Justice Mccoy.

The GottschaIk Company VS.. Claspy;
order ratifying and confirming report Of
auditor. and receiver authorized to make
distribution Of funds; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Leon TObrlner and B. L. Graham.
Martin j- VS.. Martin; decree granting
limited divorce; plaintiffs attorney. J. H.
Adriaans; defendants attorney, J. c. Fos-
ter.
Seuhausen vs.. Smtthson; order for trus-
tees to make partial distribution: plain
tins attorney. c. Clinton James; de-
tendants attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Keusch VS.. Secretary Of the Interior;
rule as to preliminary injunction re-
turnable May IS; plaintiffs attorneys, S.
V. Hayden and J. I. Parker.
Atkins vs.. Atkins; hearing Of cause
continued TO June 10; plaintiffs attor-
neys, W. H. DeLacy and NJ J. Colbert;
defendants attorney, John Ridout.
In re dissolution Of the Pullman Por-
ters' Relief Association order Of pubhca-
ton; attorneys, A. W. Scott and W. G.
Martin
Jones vs. the Board Of Home Missions
Of the Presbyterian Church; order au-
thorizing trustees to cancel and deliver
up notes: plaintiffs attorney, F S. Ma
quIre. defendants attorney, J. B. LaTner.
Speare ct al. vs.. Speare: rule as to pay
ment Of money and publication Of ad-
vertisement returnable May 19; PLAINTIFF S
attorneys, ". c. Clephane and Paul V.
Keyser.
Ridenour vs.. Ridenour; on hearing;
plaintiffs attorneys, Barnard and John
son and W. z. Lester; defendants at
torneys o. B. Drake and J. c. Cuttings.
Assignment for today:
ZlRidenour vs. Ridenour; attorneys,
Barnard & johnson. Lester-Drake. Git
tings.
24o-stose vs., Hight ct al; attorneys,
wlson-Hogan.
52-wilson vs.. Wilson; attorneys, Nc
Lanahan. Burton & Culbertson-Ges.
262-Hau VS.. Brandenburg ct al; at
torneys, Wolf & Cohen Johnson-Rich-
ardson & Shreve, Rhodes.
26+NatIonal Metropolitan Bank VS..
Richards ct al; attorneys, Ralston &
Richardson-Lewin, NARROW, Tucker &
Kenyon, Colbert, Williams, O'Donoghue.
2s6-Evans VS.. Evans; attorneys, Whip
pler-COnelly.
29+Hirsh VS.. HIrsh: attorneys, New
myer, Owen-Alward.
e96-Fulkerson VS.. Fulkerson ct al; at
torneys. Maddox-Thomas, Kennedy.
2ss-McAllister VS.. McAIister ct al; at
torneys, Jones-CoIIins.
5OO-Chase VS.. Grant ct al; attorneys,
Gardiner-Stetson, Darlington, William
SO2-HewIett VS.. Gordon ct al; attor-
neys, Horner, stewart-Berry, Jones,
Martin.
3o6-D'Manna VS.. D'Manna; attorneys,
Linton-Bramhan.
17S-LIncoln ct al. vs. Mccormick ct al
attorneys. Warren, sholes-Douglas, JEFF
fords.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
The Piper's Son and Piggie Porker.

After leaving Old Mother Hubbard, as
Puss Junior was entering a village in
great hue and cry. crowd was chasing
a boy who carried under his arm a
sQuealing, struggling pig.
Tom. Tom, the pipers SON" cried
the mob as they rushed madIy by Puss
Junior, who had stepped to one side to
avoid being knocked down
Gracious" exclaimed, Il wouldn't
want to be Tom when they catch him;
they will give him an awful beating" At
that moment a big, tall man. who led
the crowd, grabbed poor Tom What a
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
Hc-be77 r. F-ank 50 ST Louis No. and Louise
Be-lIner. p Rev. Louis Stern
Robert : Ha-nsberseT. =. and Brslyn S Ivey. z,
both Of Catlett. Va. Rev. J. J. Ringer.
John ". West. q. and Katherine E Dive IS.
Rev C. F Edwards
J. Mau1oe StuIweu. q and Mildred A Danen-
hover. IS. Rev W. NJ. LNon.
Abel Vicente Eseyzz. q and SGl FeuzL Ray.
baud Arsoz. Is. Rev T. s. Lee.
Neven W. Hyde - and Mary u HnL %
Rev J J. Muir
both Of Alexandria Rev. H. T. Stevenson
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COLORED

COLORED.
Rnhet spaE1. =. and MA-tAI z Dor-y, =
Rev. John Richard
samuel West, g and Estslls WIEoa 2 RST
A. J Tyler
George NJ. Fields y End B-l Bailey. H R--.
J. L Willis
George Johnson. 2. Ena Dlnuu Coats. Il b5cs
Of Laurel. Nd Rev. r. : HIwkdns
Ernest Newman. p and Mare ions = Ross
lyn. Va Rev W. A Ca-ts7.
E-nest DandadEe. =. and Mare Ps-Ty, 2 R-T.
". J. Howard
Edgar Willie. s. Az EHIabscA er-sa. = Re-.
John Richard
Mason Washington, IS, MeIe~a, Va, End Gee-
rude jackson 8. balls HI Va Rev. :. Fo-tuns
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District Courts

A petition for mandamus command
ing the District Commissioners and Build
ing Inspector Hacker 10 issue permits
for the erection OF six houses in P street,
near Twenty fourth street northwest,
was filed in the District Supreme Court
yesterday by Charles J. Walker The pc
tition declares the permit has been with
held because the land on which it is pro-
posed to erect the houses is part of that
section which the District Commissioners
are empowered to condemn to connect
Potomac Park with Rock Creek and Zoo
logical parks. The petitioner is repre-
sented by Attorney J. Barrett Carter.
Suit to recover damages OF $500 from
the Washington Railway and Electric
Company was filed in the District Su-
preme Court yesterday by Marie Chsney,
through her father, Frank Chaney. The
plaintiff alleges her hand was crushed
by a door in one of the defendant COM
pany's cars. She is represented by At
torney w. P. PIumIey.
Charging slanderous utterances con-
cerning his probity, Melvin H. HERMAN
yesterday brought suit in the District Su-
preme Court against Florence A. Lloyd.
He asks $4,000, and is represented by At
torney A. D. Esher.
A petition for letters of administration
Of the estate of Mary Q. Velad, confec-
tionery manufacturer. was filed in the
District Supreme Court yesterday by the
daughter. Pauline V. Boyer. The petit
toner is declared to be the sole heir-at-
law and next of kin of the deceased, who
died intestate. The estate is valued at
$4O0, 900. Attorneys Brandenburg & Bran
denburg represent the daughter.
sfO m diSSn1Va
the Pullman Porters' Relief Association,
District corporation, was filed yester-
day in the District Supreme Court The
court is informed the association was in
corporated October 13, 1908, as a fraternal
society, with fifty active members, but
that the membership has fallen OF and
its present business is improbable. At
torneys w. c. Martin and A W. Scott
appeared for the corporation.
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BIRTH RECORD.
WHIT

WHITE
Geo7Ee 3. E1d Fo7v1c- z Ta-n- sss.
Car n. and Annie L WebeF. rt1-
Daniel N and Lydia C. vvlEs, 81.
Percy A and Frznces Vie. CiE
Julius and Leuce SskolS ~. gfr.-
FsrT H. and sarah J Shaw. boz.
Otto and Ella Rickmaa. gi-l.
Jacob and Fanny Rubin boz.
ThonEs A and May T Nolan. rfr
Robert Z. and Alios Y IsbeT, boz.
joseph T. and NIvrl Z. EntWistls boz.
John J. and Lillian ESse1- Eirl wins
Chester Y and Mamie z Chsng. hrV.
William F. and Fannie NJ Andersen. Fsf
OOLORED.
Richard and LAvinia Washington. E1I-
Clarence and Gusse Nichols boy.
ChGrles A. and MEry NJ r LeA RI
Ctzrles and Martha ButsT. rt1
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thrashing he got! Puss Junior felt sorry-
for him. as he came crying down the
street, while all the boys followed. sing
ing:
Tom got beat Tom got beat
Tom went roaring down the street"
1T wasn't very nice to steal that little
pig, anyway-it was pretty mean" said
Puss to himself After all, I guess he
deserves what he got" The little pig
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District Supreme Court.
Equity Division NO. :
Justice Anderson.

Quinn vs. Vinson; order Of publication;
plaintiffs attorney. N. J. Colbert.
Broas vs.. Wright: pro confesso and
reference to NJ. NJ Murray; plaintiffs at
to-ney. George Francis Williams.
BensInger vs.. Peoples Line; decree in
structing receivers; plaintiffs attorney,
A L. Newmyer.
IN re lunacy Of Frank Healy; order
confirming auditors report; attorneys, D
W Baker and F. J. Hogan.
No assignment for today.
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sion in reserve at the navy yard Portsmouth, n. H.
ORDERS TO OFFICERSSE
Capt q. B. Wilson, to connecdOnShtting out
Pennsylvania and in command when commissioned.
Lieut. Commander W. S. Miller, to command
Ericsson.
Lieut.. Junior gradel A. W. Loder, commissioned
from June g. 1918.
Lieut. Cunior g4de) A. T Clay, commissioned
from March Z, 1915
He'Its Junior grade) E P. A Simpson and Il. G.
Gates, commissioned from June s, lelA
EnaSn J. Q. Jones. TO oklAho1A~
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Equity suits.

3432S-1n re Pullman Porters Relief As
sociaton for dissolution: plaintiffs at
torneys, A W. Scott and W. c. Martin.
84329-Almira E. Thompson VS.. Simon
Oppenheimer; for accounting; plaintiffs
attorneys, George R. Linkins and R A
Ford.
34330-Edward A. Mechling ct al VS.. Eff
fe Payne ct al; for partition; plaintitr's ;
attorneys, Gordon & Gordon and Ers-
kline Gordon.
34331-Hight & Co. and c. B. Hight VS..
Richmond Park Impro yement Company;
injunction; plaintiffs attorneys, D. T
Wright and T. NJ. Wampler
S432-Meta Kensch VS.. Franklin K
Lane, Secretary of the Interior ct al; in
junction; plaintiffs attorneys, S. " Hay
den and J. I. Parker.
S4SS3-Wilham c. strecker VS.. Katie c.
Hungerford ct al: to sell real estate;
plaintiffs attorneys, c. W. Darr, J. I.
Peyser, and Lawrence Koenigsberger.
34S3-Caroline V. Reed vs.. George F.
Reed ct al; Judgment creditors bill;
PLAINTIFFS attorneys. F. A. Fenning and
F. g. Smith.