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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19

County Auditor.
BY Albert q. Kurth, Deputy.
Following report Of county auditor
showing warrants drawnxin aid of the
blind for. the quarter ending March 81;
1916, was presented and ordered
placed on file:
For Support Of Blind Persons.
HEonorahle Bpard of Supervisors, Scott
County, Ia.
Gentlemen: Herewith is report of
warrants drawn in favor Of blind per-
sons in accordance with resolution of
board of supervisors for quarter end
ing March 81;,s19l6:
Edgar G. Adams z. ......M Is 81 so
Orsah Haddasahs Carr ....... 81 so
Fred II Barton ............ y37 so
Margaret u. Dunnin, for
Christopher Dunnin ...... 81. so
Isabel Graves ............. 81 so
James Moran .........,... 81 so
Anna P7assig ......... L..... 81 80
Emma Slater y. .......... 80 so
Mary r. Swan ............. 81 SO,
Paul B. Klauch ........... 2 $50,
Mrs. Dolly s. Terry .....,.. 1883
z DncnnntF,,11, .,,,hSo SAk~l 80 .4s geAEgseAH
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-19

" Quarantine Bills.
Adams Express CO., expresses 1 10
J.. H. Alger, care of sick 49,. So W
Borcherdt Printing Co, quar-
aantine cards ........... IA 90
Brooks Stores, groceries s q
Ed. Buckner, abating NUS
ance Observation-Disclosures. 16 so
Hy. j. Claussen, groceries . s "A
A. d. Corbin, rent .......... 6 90
DePree Chemical Co., fumi-
gators ................... 700
Five Point Grocery, groceries s 81
Germo Mfg. Co., disinfectant. 2 90
Herman Gender, fumigating 81 90
H. F. Gosch, meats ......... rs so
CIV. Hansen, groceries IL Is
Frank Hempel, meat, etc. -. 6 90
Ed. Hinchliffe, groceries 8 81
Ia. Telephone Co., telephone. 2 90
Ia, Telephone Co., telephone. 2 90
International Chemical Co.,
formaldehyde ...'......... 8 90
Knostman Bros, meat ...... 1 IS
LeFrenz Bros, groceries -. 4 sc
E. j. McDermott, groceries IS 0S
w. G. Matthes Coal Co., coal s 90
Mercy Hospital, care of sick 1885 90
.G. w. Middleton. medical SER
vices Observation-Disclosures. 1876 90
Mrs. M. Mullen, nurse ...... 62 %
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
DEEDS OF TRJsI,

Incidence and Maple Grove Farm-CharIes Z
Wire, Inc. to Union Trust Co.. to securs The
Capital Traction Go. $1,000; years, 5 per cent,
semi-annualy; lot z. square Z7Oi: lot q. square
ga
Chillum Castle Heghts-J J. Root ct ux to
Wilton J. Lambert and &. II. Pope. TO secure
Washington Land & Mortgage Go. $IlOO; monthly
payments. per cent; lot &c. square Eos
Square Civilian A. and Frank w. Burdins to
Richard J. DOwney and Clinton Robb to secure
Barton EWerS SlSo; monthly payments, without
interest; lot 6.
mann and Charles Schafer. TO secure Northern
Liberty German American Building Association No.
8, 81 10; parts original lot 49,
Square 64-Georss ]. Lochboehler to Richard
E Pairo and Theodore N. Gill. r.. to secure
Paul V. Rogers $780, years. psr cent, semi
annually; lot q
Square 5ss-JOseph D. Nealey ct u1 to William
N. McGrann and Edward 5. Quinlan. to secure
Emma Campbell 5000; years, per cent semi
annually; parts original lots q and 2
Square 3lOl-Edith NJ. Z. Carey TO George Y
WorthinstOn and Louis B. Schneider, to secuIe
Ruth g. COlletts S2,3O; years 5s per cent,
semi annually; lot So
Square T0l-Hauy A Orms to William NJ.
Bcall and 5. McOomas Hawken to secure William
D. Elicit 5000; years, per cent. semi annually
lots Il 70 D.
Square $50 Susan R. Merriam ct Vir Arthur c
TO William s. Mccarthy and Edward p Schwartz
to secure Edwin d. Barker Sleoo; 2 years, per
cent. semi annually; lot g.
Square 465-Mary +. Swan and Edward s. Wescott
trustees, to Edward w. Whiteside and Harvey r.
Winfield. to Home Building Association
500; lot %.
Purner EState-SalTatore Amato ct u1 70 Vincent
L. TOomey and James A. ToouRy to secure George
p. Lauer S22s5; ysarS per cent, semi annually
part lot 5. square 36.
Square 5G6-Loren NJ. SparTough ct ux to
Christian j. Gockeler and John A MasSe to
secure Robinson White 81 900; monthly payments
s per cent; lots Z 70 IS
SquOre lS.-Charles E Roach and others to Theo-
dore y. Gill. ir.. and Phelan Z. Hawn. to secure
Paul V. Rogers see; year. per cent, semi
annually; lots Ik3 IA and is.
Square 2S2-Clara Friedman to Arthur G Bishop
and Fred Mckee, 70 secure Cora Behrend s. so O6
year, 57 per cent semi annually; lots 500 and so
square 3lU-GeOrge W. Taylor ct Ux to COntinen-
tai Trust Co., to secure Joseph A. BlnkhOn s. OOO;
l 70 50 months per cent; lot Al.
Square lsi4-J. Murray BurreH ct u1. to Gsorge
W. Brown and A. Garrison McCIntOck to secure
William A. johnson ZOO; years. per cent
quarterly; lots 3 to 10.
Square Ss-William L. Waggener ct u1 TO B.
Francis Saul and James F. Shea. to secure Home
Savings Bank G.7Oo; and years. per cent. semi
annually; lot g. same TO same to secure same
$500; to years, per cent, semi annually ;
lots 70. Al. 70 and - a trusts Of s. 100 each, one
on each lot. Same to same 10 secure same s. TO :
] and years, Fer cent semi annually; lot So
Square 467-AugIsta O. Grossart to Edrdge T.
Jordan and James II. Baden, to secure T. Olivia
johnson S.75o; } years per cent semi annually; ;
lot 8
Square 0l3-Malcolm Kerlin to Louis r. Peak
and Watson F. Clark 10 secure NJ NJ. Mari 81 SOC.
) years per cent, ssmt-annually; lot 5.
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81. S.D, won; sp.dix. % Gieyer), ss.7o, zz SEC
ondi' Galway, io2 MARTINI, Hfp. third. Time
i;4s IS Roy. PAMELA. zudora. P1euron II. Cupid
Dart AIolsnte. and Hoo's Hoo also ran.
THIRD RACE-Gaimins: $780, syearosds anc
upward; foaled In Canada; seven huiongx. Good
Shot io6 tRohdnsou), ere $50, $50. won; Smith
nsh, loe (Pictens. $50, NS. second; Mauoous.
i'll Burns, $50, third. Time. rs. Mcbride
Ale1to, Oksmus Renos. and Decree also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Pure 500; selling; handicap
Syear-olds and upward; and one-siItsenth miles
Bell Boy. lo (Parington). so, $50. $40. won
Fountain Fay. los tMcDernott}. SIS, H.60. second
Toksy. (Steams. 81 third. Time. IS 4s.
Father Riley Aidebaran, Hops. and Httle String
also ran. #"s. -
FIFTH RACE-ssnins; purse, 800; 3year-oldi
and upward; siS furionss. Dignity iG IL. Gentry.
80, s. s3.7o won; Sands Of Pleasure. LOB robin
sonl, A.5, n, second; Droll. io5 CMcDernottl
$50. third. Time, lls2s Bars and Stars, Wanda
Pitzer, Bolsla Stout Heart, and Old Bob also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; $500; 3year-olds and mp
wardi one mile. Waterproof los tRobinson), $40. 80
$50. $50, won; St Charlcote Ill (RiceI, S.6e.
S. second; Monocacy, lis H. Gentry. S.1o, third
Time, lao 35. Nathan r. Fenroct. Milton Camp
bell Miss Waters Booker Bill Jawbone Fins,
Star Scorpis First Degree, and Balgee also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Sellins; purse. 800 2year
olds and upward one mile and seventy yards Ben
Ounce, Ill Martini. $3.50. S.3o. $50. won Rep
ton lB (Robinson), $50 sac second: Csdenza, l0
Hayes, $50. third. Time I56. Jad Reeves
Casaba, WodAn, Anstocrat. Bstwa, Col March
mont and Buzz Around also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
spur RUNS FIRST IN
THE HURON HANDICAP
James Buffers Entry Lands Feature
Race at Saratoga From
Classy Field.

Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Aug. 22.-James
Buffers Spur, the speedy son of King
James, captured the Huron handicap
this afternoon. winning by three lengths
from Franklin. Tea Caddy. the other
starter finished in the ruck. Spur. which
ran the mile and three sixteenths in
les 3-5, was forced to give away sixteen
pounds to each of his rivals. Spur was
quoted at 10 to 20. while the odds on
Franklin were 8 to ], and Tea Caddy to
. Under the urging of J. McTaggart the
latter cut a dazzling pace from the bar
rier and opened up ten lengths of open
daylight. At the end of the mile LOTUS
let Spur run. In big jumps the Butler
colt cut down Tea Caddy's lead and
nailed him at the turn. Franklin passed
Tea Caddy in the home stretch. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-Sellng; purse. 500: 2yesr- ODDS
and upward six furlongs Port Light, l0 tschut-
tinger). 10 to l. II to 8. TO 10. won; Silica, ll3
Mink. l to 2. l to 8. out second Blanchits. 50
Martini % to l. 7 TO J. to .. third. Time
1895 Sir William Johnson. Day Day, Char
meuse Ojsla, Coming Tower, Bob Henslsy. Salon
and Gibraltar also ran.
SECOND RACE-T -Three-year-olds and upward
800 added; one mile. Crimper. lis IT, McTsgssrt).
to g. out won; Polroma. liz (Schuttinger), 10 TO
!. even out. second; Dorcas, l6 tByrne), 10 to J..
to TO- out third. Time, l:ae. Alberta True
also ran.
lhlhb hACt-SelInBI wv auueu' -yeai-olus'
five and one-han f,Irlongs Golden Fox lie
(schuttinger). 6 to 5. ; to g. TO s. won; Bonnie
Lassie lG (Connellyl, 10 /. to l. TO ., second
Mae Murray, lo7 Buxton. to 2 to 5. 10
10. third. Time. lG Is lntrguer. Running
Shot, Tootsie. Idots. stslwsrt Van. Flare. Moon
lighter. Binghen Riposts, Comrade. Ida Mac.
Bootes Baby also
FOURTH RACE-The Huron Handicap; 5000;
3-year-olds; mile and three-sixteenths. Spur, 80
,Loftus), Z to 10 to g. out, won; franklin, lc9
Murphy, Il to S. 70 5, out, second; Tea Caddy,
lT u. McTaggartl, to 2, to 10. out third. Time,
1925. Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-SeIIing; handicap: 500 added
3ysa ODDS and upward; one mile. Transit, 09
Phillips, TO !. to |. to 5, won; Goldcrest
Boy. 10 lBu1ton). Il to 5. to 5. to ,. second
NINETY Simplex. III Mink. 10 TO ), I to s. IN
J. third Time l:3o45. Jesse. jr.. Star GIFT
and Cliff Field also ran
SIXTH RACE-Msiden 2-year olds; 500 added
six furongs. Cudgel ll6 (G. Garner. to |,
to 5. to s, won Vivid l6 lkeoghl. to ) out.
second, Pulaski. lle lR. Hoffman, to , 7 TO 10,
cut third Time ia rs. Town Hall. Sargon II.
Sanscrit. Besilius and Admiration also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
WINDSOR ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-Purse, $50; 2-yesr-oIds: claiming
five furlongs. Alan lce; Regrese. lO3; Thistle
Queen. loe; Gratitude. l6s: Meia iaS; Private lo5
SECOND RACE Brookdsle Handicap; pure
$500; all ages; six furlongs. Corn Broom. II2
Old Pop 30; Armine, 90; Prince Phlsthorpe. lOs
LADY Crrrzon. lIs; TartsTesn, li2: Cooper King. s.
Corn Broom and Old Pop. Crswe entry
THIRD RACB-Purse 500; +year-olds and up
ward: mile and enssiXteenth. Rspcher, los
ThornhiIl. IA; Jane Straith. IS; Jack O'Dowd. 81
McAdoo lO5.
FOURTH RACE-George Hendie Memorial
Handicap; s. 900 added; all ages: one mile Borrow
liz; Rancher. 1ls: Col. yennis 81 Sir Edgar. Ioe
I0J; Gipsy George. s: ThornhiIl. Ios; Milestone,
90; Kinney. 100. Jack O'DOWd and Kinney, Hayes
& Millet entry.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. $50. 3yesr-oIds and up
ward six furlongs. The Mssquerader. Ill; VCnetis,
l0Q Gipsy Georgr. l03; Kewesss Ill; Mars Cassidy.
lOi Sosius IOi Sir Edgar. ia: Pcsky IOl Robert
Bradley III; Prinero %: Water Lady IOs SqueeIer
O7; Milestone. g. RaouI, les wisemsn. % Sir
Edgar and Pesky. BedWsll 4 O'Mesrs entry.
Squeeler and Judge Wright. Pons entry
SIXTH RACE-selling: purse. 800; 5yesr-oIds
and upward; one milo. 'Scmtine.r. les; Huds's
Brother 100: -Cannonade. lE: nsjsu. IC2; Martin
Casca lOe; DisnTber: lol: Early Sight. si; Afadir.
81 Ardent, g. 'K0rfhase. 'Os; -YOrTille, TO-,
Picrrot 1o!; Typhoon. % Also eligible: Solid
Rock I0s; Stoutheart IO4; RoyaI Interest Ray o
Light 10: Msrianao, l02; Rirka lO3: No MANAGE
lC2; Alex Getz. 81; Jim Wakeleyy. %.
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; p'use. 800; Syrsr
ODDS and upward: mile and sixteenth. Hedge
Rose IO7 Trout Fly 80; Foxy Iiri los; Baby Lynch
IC4; Budweiser. lT Little Bigger. 81 Aida IO4
Msxims Choice. lo7; Booker Bill. lOe: York Lad.
lO5; First Degree. lG; ShsPherdcss. l05; Vosnt,
lO5 Also eligible: FellUwmsn. lO7: ThsnksgiT.
ing. 9s Edith Bsumsnn. 81 Anna Brazil g.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street northwest, between Twenty-hrst and
twenty second strectS-Barton Ewers ct to Will
So
PetWorth-DFight j. Particle ct ux. to Augusta
, K Partello lot C. square 3iS6. $40.
Florida avenue northwest between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets-Edward P. Schwartz and
Edwin d. Barker. trustees to Henrietta NJ. Hump
ton lot l3. square "a, $3.50.
llH -Four and a-haH street southwest-Joseph r.
Hunt ct uS to Henrietta Hunt, part original lot l.,
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-DaHd ].
DUNCAN to Hattie E. Holmes. lot So square assi,
SO; stamps 81.
Hampton Park-Municipal Realty Company to
John B. Pace lots. 10 and Is. square $50, SO;
stamps 50 cents
sos Georgia avenue northwest-Georse P. Lauer ct
ux. to Salvatore and Teresa Amato, part lot IS,
square &95. Purner Estate; stamps. s..
l5B Twelfth street nOrthwest-Norman Z. Ryon to
Lottie A. Shipnan. Part lot TO- square as SO;
| stamps, $50 Lottie A. Shipman conveys same
property to Louis G. Connor. So stamps, $50.
I7O6 Q street northwtst-Marion c. Edson ct Tr.
JOSEPH R.. to Edward L. Brady lot I7s, square l55
SO. Edward L. Brady conveys same property to
joseph r. and Marvin G. EdsOn, SO.
Eleventh and Euclid streets northwest-Cora Beh-
rend ct Vir. Albert to Clara Friedman. lots 500 and
sd. square 2s62 Columbia Heights SO; stamps. s..
Ia street northBest-Josk n A. BlinkhOru to
| George W. and Ella Taylor lot a. square 3lT.
Addition to lie DrOit PARK $40; stamps. 80 cents.
G. street southwest, between South Capitol and
Half streets-AIlan E. Walker and William VI.
square of 643 5000
Trinidsd-Bert T. Amos ct al. trustees to Au-
gIsta c. GroSsart, lot IS. square 4O57. $50.
5Z3l street northwest-John W. Hunt ct ux. to
William W. Msns1eid part lot 76. square 49, SO;
| stamps, q.
Eighth street northeast between | and streets
Charles VI. Corson to Frank c. and Mabel II. Mer-
nit, lot a, square sss SO; stamps. $50.
ISL Thirty-third street northwest-Hedwig NJ.
ZoelIner vir. Herman e.. to Carl II. NJ ZOellner
part lots l63 and Isi, square l2S5. SO.
Fourteenth and Decatur streets northWest-The
| Capital Traction Company and the Union Trust
Company. trustees to Charles Z. Wire Incorpo-
rated lot = square 2o4 lot g. square g7u6; lots
2 IS To II, square 2Os; lot . square zO7 Indolence
| and Maple Grove Farm. SO; STAMPS, 81.
| So street southwest-Ads NJ. Buxton trustee,
| to the Wishbone Steel Wheel Company part lot 8
! Reservation TO- SO; stamps SIS.
! ChiIum Castle Heights-Ths Munsey Trust Com
| Tsny, trustee. TO J. ]. Root lot s9 square 37Os
$3.50
DObbins' Additon-Csrrie F. Quady to Jeremiah
H. Conrad lot q, square 3503 SO; stamps 81.
lO6 Fourth street northeast BIeifus and
Rudolph A. Hatfield executors, to Mazdalenu
Beuchert. lot s. square SIS. $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division.
Justice Stafford.


In re habeas corpus of ]. Worth Car
nahan; hearing continued to September
5.
Schultze VS.. Schultze: rule returnable
August 3; plaintiffs attorneys, Fred
srick Rice and A II. Bell; defendant 8
attorney. ]. A. O'Shea.
Riggles VS.. Delius; decree establishing
title; plaintiffs attorney. G. Percy Nc
Glue.
Mclean VS.. Homer; hearing on mo-
tion to dissolve restraining order conun-
Ued, to August @; plaintiffs attorneys
]. w. Bailey, George P. Hoover and WI
ton ]. Lambert; defendants attorneys, J.
J. Darlington and Frank ]. Hogan.
Caywood VS.. Hepburn; auditors report
ratified: plaintiffs attorney, Z. I. cay
wood; defendants attorney, W. B. Guy.
johnson vs. Sinclair: sale ratified and
reference to auditor; plaintiffs attorney,
Irving williamson.
Brown VS.. C. and o. Canal Company,
trustees ordered to make leases; plain
tits attorneys, Hamilton & Hamilton.
Smith VS.. Street; order nisi; plaintiff
attorneys, L. L. Handy and W. G. Gar
, diner; defendants attorneys, c. F. Digs
Berry & Minor
Hancock VS.. Farnham; receivers dis
charged: plaintiffs attorneys, r. b.
Dickey and John Ridout; defendants at
torneys. H. Winship Wheatley and 7. L.
JeTords
Hunt VS. Mansfield; receivers dis
charged and bill dismissed; plaintin's at
torneys, Barnard & Johnson; defend
ants attorney, Bates Warren w. II.
Sholes and w. L. Browning.
Mueller VS.. Mueller; order to proceed
without prepayment Of costs and rule or
defendant returnable August .; plain
tif's attorney, E. L. Gies; defendant :
attorney. David Wolf.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

Lyman F, Turner. q and Writer Snow 49, bott
of summerset. Va. Rev H. T. Stevenson.
Michael ]. Lane, q, and Alice c. Jouyenal. o
Rev. ]. NJ. MuIligsn.
Pierce L. Beauchamp. 8. and Gertrude NJ
Jouvenal. IS Rev. j. NJ. Mulhsan.
James NJ Roberts, +o and Minie A. Armstrong
2. both Of Orange. Va. Rev. William Harris
Sam Fisher. q. and Rose Shapiro, 81 Rev
". A. HorwitZ.
William L. Brown. 9, Of Alexandria. Va, ant
Agnes B. Connolly, 10. of Midland, Va Rev. L
NJ Chambers
Jerry c. Massey. "a. and Isabel L. Watson, z
Rev. C. F. Edwards.
COLORED
Elijah Brown. 50, and Mary Wallace, 81 Rev
Theodore Williams.
Ellwood A. Wills. 2. and Florence E. Kyles, 10
Rev. W. G. H. Davis.
James Harrod. 2, and Aline Hawkins, 10. Rev
NJ. II. Davis.
James O. Roy. o. and Lille Dabney, . Rev
William H. Dean
Hayes Il Willis 10. and Margaret A. Nelson. 52
both Of Richmond. Va Rev. W. westrsy.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE FilHes: 2year-olds; Ave and one
half fIrlongs. L0rac. 0s; Royalst, 100: Favour
lC6; Hidden Star imported, lli; Ina Frank. ZOE
Jacquetta. lO5 Nine Hermann. I06: Kathleen
l2l; Water Belle. %; Miss Puzzle. ia.
SECOND RACE Steeplechase; handicap; 3yesr
olds and upward: about two miles Early Light
is: RaccOon. $50; Bill Dudley. 40.
THIRD RACE-Claimng; 3year-oldS and upward
mile and one furlongs. 'Bobs Olga. g; Queer
nf Paradise. lO3: 'Dangcrfeld. ln3: Beethoven, is
Star Gaze. %; 'SsIou. le3; Juliet. lOi: Good
Counsel. lO2: Jacket lO8
FOURTH RACE-The Adirondack: 2year olds
six furIongs. Basil lU2: Crank IT; Ultmatum
IlS: Tragedy. los; Wood Trap. IB. The weight OF
Crank includes penalty of five pounds.
FIFTH RACE-HandicaP; 3yeSrOlds and upward
mile Baybeuy Candle, H. Harry Shaw. 80
Sprint. %: Julia L.. g; CelandriA. Ioe; F1itte
Gold. lls; Rhine Maiden. ~; Half Rock. lo5
Wooden Shoes. %; Lady Teresa IS: Gnat. 81
Chicet imported. lI3; woodward Io5.
SIXTH RACE Selling; maiden 2-yeAr-olds fr,
frrlungs Napoleon, 10; Ida Nc lO2: Rebel ll2
Buchanan Brady imported. ll2; Ponce de Leon
ia: ScyIla. i0e: odds ard Ends, l8; Fantan
Bala. Ill; 'Bo3tleS BABY lG2; BIrdlore. Ill; 'Su
pernal. IC2; 'Comrade. lT; Right 10; Phantom
lI3; Nsmesake F Moonlishter imported. lle
Tom Linson, IL.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
Probate Division.
Justice stafford.

Estate of Ella Merchant; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorneys, Hamilton
x Hamilton.
Estate of William o. Robinson, will
dated June %, 1911; fled with petition for
probate: attorney. Andrew Wilson.
Estate OF Annie A. Smith; exempliied
copy Of will filed.
Estate OF Arthur G. Sinclair; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney. A.
Leftwtch Sinclair.
Estate OF Frank W. Davis; guardian
ad Item appointed; attorney. Paul sle-
man.
Estate Of Alice ]. Colvtlle; will dated
on January II, 1910, filed.
In re Mary Harris; order to invest funds;
attorneys, Shinn & owen.
Estate Of Kate A White; commission
order to issue; attorneys, H S. Barger
and 3. d. Alexander.
Estate OF Jo1n Stevenson; order to sell
real estate cancelled; attorney, r. r.
Horner.
Estate Of Pearnellar NJ Etherington;
order for partial distribution; attorney
Edmund Hill, Jr.
Estate Of John H. Drury. order OF pub
lication; attorney, Crandal Mackey.
Estate OF Alfred \. KidweIl; petition
for letters OF administration filed; attor-
ney, L. ]. Mather.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
WILSON TO TAKE STAFF
TO SUMMER QUARTERS

President Wilson, accompanied by his
entire stan will take up quarters in the
Presidents summer home at Shadow
Lawn the latter part of next week. This
will be the first time since assuming Of
flee that President Wilson has transfer
ed the executive force of the White
House to the summer residence. The
President will be accompanied by his
physician, Or. Cary T. Grayson
In addition the party will include Sec
retary Tumulty. Rudolph Forster, the ex-
ecutive clerk; Thomas w. Brahany, chief
clerk: P. e. McKenna. head doorkeeper:
Charles Sven. the Presidents personal
lstenographer Warren johnson, private
secretary to Secretary Tumulty; George
Smithers, chief telegraph operator, and
several clerks and messengers.
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE

CoMMlsslGNEKs OF The DISTRICT OF CO
llTnt1s Washington. d. e. August l6 1916 Ap-
pistions for r-Tnission 10 take the errunius-ior
tor me selection a cAndidStes 10 b. rrcnmme1oed
by the Commissioners II the I,ls--i-r ~ CoIur7hi,
20 take The examinations for admission 10 the Urted
S'Aes MiltarN academy IN June Isl- vii b =.
oe'to a. this Office not later tbsn Z cIclo~F V
On Monday. December r. 1916. No person will -
permitted 10 sITesr a. this examination Who Is not
an actual resident Of the District Il Columbip
Application must h. signed in The sr77lrsrr's b,ns
"ntng and be addressed to The Commissioners o.
rif bst1ct of Columbia Room so District
bulinlhs, washington. 10. c TIE sprEics ton
h'N1 reclte the place and date of birth of the Erf
'ah, ana his prst0file address and bs ao-or-
Ienle1 hy certificate from two -pnr-sbrr -p-I.
dents Of the Distri-t o. Columbia -. N. ,--,.
.@nt Il psrson Oi good mon rharsrssr r-s m,
ne Is tn sctFal resident ~ the District of CoIrrtr1
ApT'inants must TOt be less thar II n0r r-rrr rhsp
= years oi SEs on juno a 1911 and not 1eSs rAs7
" " zee VOW inches in Insight a. tn az q r.
iof iesS than five feet frs irrHes in N.f-5- - .r.
age Of Is and uTusTd. They will n. r-,rs--ss N 7,
LhyslcsI examination. and % mental 0orl.r-f.---
examination on the following s--r-r~-s- Trr,n1e
Ion % ana h'erst,u" IN ErFlrs,.. English srsrnras-.
Ne-IlIuFe Fe-ErBEhy and the grTraTrfs - r-rvsira
tsos1SIls hiied State hi-,0rs and EurrTear his
'Ht ron tho fall ~ Constant inorls l. isF7 - -
outbTesk q Tho French Rsrclu-1or in aas B.. ~.
ufoHgh qusoratlc equations and -1r.. &C.,.
sno pane geonetrv. CvsTy n II l-4Ts- ~ --
ioTmAuon issued h' the War Departures -s--r-z
me NE Requirements of candidates o. O sa-i~z
otl'eied upon Application therefor AZ thr dsIe.
No Ter-on will ne PERMITTED fo rressnt iirrslf for
tthT h1slcs. or mental examination Who sI,-H
not have heeu notified in writing ~ he Fpr-pr,i
ot bis application ~ thr ConrrfssIopers Bl,rb
tpln's iI'ns VIII 6e furnished upon application tt
BRoWNLDw. CHARLES W KT-TZ rCrry1is.
HonerE q the Distrc1 ~ CaIvrh-e
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
DEATHS REPORTED,

WHITE.
BENJAMIN F. Davis. 81 years si3 Lsttis st sv.
Alice A Smmonds. TO- II St NV
Mayette r. Fowler. I, I4l5 n. c ave
Emeline Bondwin. A. 1900 l. st. NV.
Mary A. Smith. s., 1895 18th st Sc
Leo Schsnkel, 42. Emergency Hospital
Wilton q. Hetmsn. 50, Washington Asy. Hcsp,
Daisy Ashton IS Providence Hosr4ta
Robert $. Pratt. months 5O5 ,4th St NV
Marie VI. Neuland. II months 100 G st ne
COLORED.
Ruth A Dean. IS years. 105 Third T. sw
E.stslle Patterson. 8 Tuberculosis HOSPITAL
Hattie Lear. q. Georgetown u Hospt
The Washington herald., 1916-08-23
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Rhoten D. and Mary Z. WYATT. girl.
John A. and Fannie NJ. Welhsusen, girl.
Pelham and Elizabeth NJ st. Clair. boy
Jacob F. and Barbara E. Sheher, twins CgirlsD
Frank and Caroline Crsighesd. twins tbUys,.
Charles and Josephine Martin. girl
Davis and Leah Goldman. boy
Paul and Dorothy GunneT boy.
Lawrence and Beulah Day, boy.
Raymond b. and Margaret T. Carroll boy.
John and Grace 6. Brennan. boy.
c. Morris and Ethel Bennett girI
COLORED
Frank and Minnie Griggs. girl