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Equity Division, No. 2,
Justice Mccoy.

Cohen VS.. Alpert; rule returnable April
II; plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf & Cohen.
Gibson VS.. Gibson; referred to the
auditors; PLAINTIFFS attorney, W. K.
Quinter.
lockwood VS.. Sanders; order for mat
ter to remain in statu quo pending ami
cable adjustment Of issues; plaintiffs at
torneys, Mary O'Ttoole and E. s. Mussey;
defendants attorney. John z. Laskey.
King Va King; order modifying order
Of March 3, 1916; plaintiffs attorneys, r.
NJ Hudson and J. A. Hicks; defendant 9
attorney. c. T. HendIer
Herrell VS.. Ward; reference to NJ. M
Murray, examiner; plaintifs' attorneys,
MILAN & Smith.
Mayer VS.. American Security and Trust
Company; rule as to allowance Of main
tenance Of infant plaintiff returnabIe
April n; plaintiffs attorneys, Ellis &
Donaldson; defendants attorneys, Hoeh-
ling, Peelle & Ogilby
In re lunacy OF John A. Haapanen;
committee authorized to proceed to Brook
lyn. ". Y, for collecting amount due
ward.
In re lunaey of julius Maiss; account of
committee approved.
In re funacy Of Riotaro Kabayashi; de-
cree restoring to legal status.
In re lunacy of Susan Williams; order
appointing B. Emmert Gernann. commit
tee; bond. A.0oo
Mayer VS.. American Security and Trust
Company; order Of publication Of April
u lslS' set aside; order Of publication;
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Hebrew Association Meets.

Al a regular meeting OF the Perpetual
hebrew Association. held on Sunday IN
tne southern Building, Morris Grossu1an
was admitted a. a member. The pr~sd-
dent, Murray DinofslIy. presided. Chsrie,
Lesser, financial secretary, reported th,t
tne thessr party was a success both
financially and socially. ''cluo yell. -
proposed by the treasurer. Morris Col
leseman. was adopted The following en-
tertsinment committee was appointed: !:
MOTIFS Grossmsn, chairman; Chauncey
Soldstein, Rubin Klein. Maxwell MIN
cosky and Morris colleseman- The fol-
lowing were appointed as a committee
TO look into the matter Of retttns elub
colors: Charles Kershenbsurn MorTfs
erossrnan and Charles siesel.
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supreme Court Of the united States


Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
McKsnna, Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr.. JUS
tice Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van Devanter
Mr. Justice Pitney and Mr.. Justice Nc
Reynolds.
No. $50. Bankers Trust Company
trustee, appellant, VS.. The Texas and Pa
cific Railway Company ct al Argument
continued by Mr.. Henry c. Coke for the
appeIlees and concluded by Mr.. Maurice
E. Locke for the appellant
No 61I James J. Abbott, appellant
VS.. James C. Brown, United States Mar
shall etc. Argued by Mr.. Charles B,
Psrkhil for the appellant, and by Mr.
Assistant Attorney General Wallace fol-
the appellee.
No. 253. John s. Donald, Secretary OF
State, etc, ct al, appellants, VS.. The
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company; and
No. ZL James A. Frear, in his ca
pacity as Secretary of State, ETC., ap-
pellant, vs. The Western Union Tele-
graph Company. Argument commenced
by Mr.. ]. z. Messerschmidt for the ap-
pelIants, continued by Mr.. NJ. H. Bou-
teIIe for the appellee in No. 2S and by
Mr.. Rush Taggart for the appellee In
No. 254, and concluded by Mr.. ]. E. Mes
serschrnidt for the appellants
No. pa. Russo-Chinese Bank, peti'
TONER, VS.. The National Bank of Com
merce Of Seattle, Wash. Argument COM
menced by Mr.. Warren Gregory for the
petitioner. - IS
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
The day call for Friday, April IA, will
be as follows: Nos IA. 271, 1SS, 22s, sos,
sO9, 80, 3l1, S12 and S14
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United States Court of Claims.

Chief Justice Edward K. Campbell
Judge Fenton W. Booth, Judge Samuel
s. Barney. Judge George W. Atkinson
and Judge George E. Downcy.
On motion Of Mr.. ]. W. Trainer, Mr..
George F. Snyder was admitted to prac-
tice. r'.
George B. spearin VS.. United States.
Judgment for plaintiff with opinion by
Judge Booth, and dissenting opinion BY
Chief Justice Campbell
Emily L. Garrard, Administrative, vs..
United States. Submitted by Mr.. George
A. King for plaintiff, and Mr.. G. NJ. An
derson for defendants.
J. McC. Macmath VS.. United States.
Mr.. W. E. Russell was heard for plain
tin, and Mr.. w. F. Norris, with whom
was Mr.. William Hitz, for defendants
James II. Cochnower VS.. United States.
Argument begun by Mr.. W. E. Russell
for plaintiff, Mr.. L T. Michener, OF
counsel; further argument continued un-
til tomorrow morning.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY. APRIL Is. IsIt

PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson.
Dante VS.. Hutchins; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg; de-
fendants attorneys, Cuttings & Chamber
lin. w. @. Johnson and Myer Cohen.
Motions for today at 10 q. m.
adams VS.. National Savings and
Trust Company; attorneys, Fox. Fox &
2-Mirguet VS.. Mirguet; attorneys, Haw-
ken-Hsvell-Bilbrey.
SJenkins VS.. Jenkins; attorneys,
Locke, Cox & Kratz-C1ark
+United States vs. Smith; attorneys.
Classic = Johnson-R -Ridout- Shields Mather-
Sinclair. ct al.
SIN re estate Of j. NJ. Branson; attor-
neys. Richardson & Shreve- -Hill-Edwards.
Sstorey vs. Storey; attorneys, Drew
Hufty.
T-Overholt VS.. Matthews; attorneys,
Lamar-Keigwin.
SDante VS.. Hutchins; attorneys, Git
tings-J -Johnson-Meril = Branden-
burg & Brandenburg-Wilson
s-Bolden vs.. Bolden; attorneys, King
Hubert.
lo-Morgan VS.. Sutherland; attorneys,
Berry g-Carmody-M Miller.
u-Cohen VS.. Cohen; attorneys, Doyle
Giles.
12-Dahis VS.. DahIs; attorneys. Gies-
NOiDSTN-muEpny.
1s-Perham VS.. Perham; attorneys.
lGies-0'Brien.
4-In re guardianship OF Robert ].
Hillisrd; attorneys, Easily -Smith-Fitts.
15-In re estate of Rosa Roberts; attor-
neys, Stewart-Hll.
1-Heffert, administrator, VS.. Cason;
attorneys, Topper & MIL
ler-Taliaferro.
HIN re estate of Mary M Alston; at
tomey, Linton. ------ .
1s-In re disappearance of Samuel
Green; attorney, Tignor.
1e-In re estate of Brittania c. Reed;
attorneys, Richards-Barnard-Rh &
CromeIin.
2o-Linkins VS.. Alexander; attorneys.
Darr, Peyser g. Tayior-Glennan-M Murphy.
4-Taylor VS.. Taylor; attorney, Mo-
1arty.
z-Fraser VS.. Fraser; attorneys. Ridout
Lambert.
G-Reid VS.. Rogers; attorneys, Rtdout-
Farmer-Hamilton, Yerkes and Hamilton.
EBorger VS.. Berger; attorneys, News
myer-Yeatman.
S-Tendler VS.. Tender; attorneys, De
Lacy-Newmyer-Moriarty.
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She stipulated that the Little Sisters of
the Poor and her three nieces-Elizs-
beth Aison. of Oklahoms; Elizabeth
Austin. and Mrs Francis Hillside
given $500 each; that st. AIMS Infant
Asylum should receive $500. and that
800 be given to Rev. p. ]. OConnelI,
Of st. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
for prayers for the repose Of her soul
The Duvali and Jardin Motor Com
pany was incorporated yesterday by e
NJ. Duvsll, Charles A. f. Jsrdin, and
Francis A Marsh. The capital stock
was listed at $4,000. the company to
conduct a general automobile business
at Room IL, Wyatt Building
Frederick NJ Pelzman, Jacob
Schwartz. Herman Pelzmsn. and Iva
Albert Pelzmsn yesterday incorporated
the Fashion Shop Company 10 conduct
a tailoring and haberdashery business
at sol Ninth street northwest The
capital stock is $4,000.
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James Nolan. known to all the trade
and one of the Oldest motorists in the
city, has Joined the sales staff Of the
Henderson-Rowe Auto Company dis
tributers for Kissel Kars and Cole ma
chimes. J. Ed. Van Auken will have
charge Of the Kissel truck end Of this
firms business.
Henry Cunningham, retail safes man
ager for Miller Brothers, announced yes
terday that to date he had received
thirty entrants for the Mitchell owners
sociability run, to take place this COM
ing Sunday. Hagerstown, Nd, will be
the objective point Of the trip.
Department OF Commerce and Labor
show that foreign countries during the
month Of February, 1916, purchased
4,se5, ,1oS less gallons of gasoline than they
did during the same period year ago.
., In February. 1875 Europe and other
countries bought 22,67 ,3T gallons OF gaso-
line and naphtha from Americans, pay
ing s2,522,4ss. In February of this year
the exports of gasoline and naphtha ag-
gregated only 1855, POI gallons, but the
price paid was S17.6s6, Dol. .
The figures show .the gasoline and
naphtha exports shipped from this coun-
try TO foreign nations was almost 5,0o0. 900
gallons less in February, 1915, than in
the corresponding month last year, al
though there were twenty-nine days to
the past February as against twenty
eight last year.
From July, 1915, to February, 1916, the
gasoline and naphtha exports aggregated
ia. $50 472 gallons. for which SO, aSs, ,272 was
paid. For the corresponding eight
months, ending February 2s, last year,
143, 1A gallons, worth s1s.o6,50, were
shipped abroad by American exporters.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Elizabeth <. Gould, n years, nos Euclid 81
Mary Z Jones, ~. III L ST se.
Charles Albert Senseney. 81, SOC d u. sv.
William r. Gerstenbery. 6, . st. e.
Mary g. WfIhite n. ls4s n. Cxpdt0 T.
Ida Weaver. g, Y First 81 NV.
Clara N. Beuchler, 81 Geo. Washington Q. Ho-pt
Virginia Gibson, 6. Georgetown o. Ho-pt
William Henry BrzvDer. s., 200 Ish st ne.
John z. Morris e. IS Seventh ~ So
Mary Barrier Erzuss, nos 1sU Calvert ST. nv.
GeoCEs Chester Kendrick hours rs Tth 81 nv
COLoRED.
Julius Wheeler. 2 yesxs TubcrculoSs Hospttzl
Ella Thompson. Sc. aB Eleventh ct. Nv.
Anna Tiplet+, % M seveuteenth 81 nv.
Lille Mae Liverpool. 2, $40 Ninth 4. ss.
Geocss Rtchardso1. q. Georgeto~n o. Hospt.
CarIie Garter. .. Fre~dmeo's Hospital.
William J. Walker, - ruberculosiS Hospital
Anna V. White. "a. ms Potomac a. nv.
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Criminal Division No. I,
Chief Jusffc~ Corinsfon-

United States VS. Addie Jones; house
breaking and larceny; plea not guilty
withdrawn and plea guilty of petit
larceny entered; sentenced to Occouuan
for ten months; attorney, d. z. Clark.
United States VS.. Charles c. Glover,
William j. Father and Henry H.
Flather; perjury: motion to assign case
for trial and motion for bill OF par
ticulars overruled (by Justice siddons }
United States VS.. Gilbert C. Griswold ;
violation act of December II, 1914; plea
guilty; sentenced to pententiary for five
years; placed on probation, recognizance
800 taken.
United States VS.. Maggie Dixon;
bigamy; plea not guilty withdrawn and
plea guilty entered; referred to probation
ofhcer; attorney. Fountain Peyton.
United States VS.. Henry Jackson; house
breaking and larceny; verdict guilty on
third count; remanded; attorney, Foun-
tain Peyton.
United States VS.. Thomas H Hardesty;
nonsupport; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Albert waIlenstein; {;
violation Section 16O, Criminal Code;
nolle pros entered.
United States vs.. Joseph jenkins
second offense petit larceny; nolle pros
entered.
United States VS.. Frank Evans; non-
support; bench warrant returned cepi and
defendant committed.
United States VS.. Alphonzo Cardwell;
housebreaking; recognizance 800 taken.
No assignment for today.
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Jury respited; plaintiffs attorneys, c. W.
Darr and ]. I. Peyser; defendants at
torneys. w. e. Lester and Barnard &
johnson.
Assignment today:
Sss-Karrick VS.. Fuller Co. Attorneys
Quinn-Duvall, jr.
sss-Thomas VS.. Washington Terminal
Co: Attorneys, Jones' Ridout-HnInilton
& Hamilton.
|. 4oo-Klein vs. City & Suburban Ry. Co
Attorneys, Ray, jr., Quinn-Hoover.
S7s-Sherier VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Co.: attorneys, Ieckie. Cox
and Kratz-Baker. osterman. y
Motions for today at l:i5 D. m:
l-Boxley and Masterson vs. Brenizer
Co.; attorneys. Rhodes, cromelin-Mad-
dox, Galley.
2-Dunn VS.. whitcraft ct al; attorn-
neys, Tucker, Kenyon, Macfarland-
Swindell
s-McCormick VS.. Etchison; attorneys,
Darr, Peyser-Ridout
+Copland VS.. Capital Traction Co.;
attorneys. Mackey, MeriIlat-Dunlpp.
Finley VS.. Weigie; attorneys. Rhodes.
Cromelin-Ridout
s-Brown VS.. Fidelity Mutual Life In
surance Co.; attorneys, Elder-Baker,
T-Collbrsn VS.. worthington ct al; at
torneys, Lester, Loving-Frailey.
&Barrett VS.. Coffin; attorneys, Hoover
West
ICook VS.. Lane; attorneys. Clark
Wright.
1o-Austin VS.. Lane; attorneys, Clark
Wright.
n-Karrick vs. Fuller Co.; attorneys,
Merillat-Duvall
12-Nathan VS.. Parker; attorneys. Wolf,
Newmyer-Ridout
l3-Besley vs. Anacostia and Potomac
Ry. Co.; attorneys, Lambert, Yeatman,
Columbus-Hoover.
lEMcNabb VS.. Kinney; attorneys, Poe
Hogan, Freebrey Baker.
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Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice Stafford.

Clark, administrative, VS.. Washington
Railway and Electric Co.; bill of excep-
tions signed and ordered. of record nunc
pro tune; time to file transcript extended
TO April "a; plaintiffs attorneys, w. j.
Lambert and G. L. whitford; defendant's s
attorney, George P. Hoover.
Grove vs.. Peter Grogan &c Sons Co. /;
verdict for plaintiff for $50; plaintiffs at
torneys, L ]. Mather and r. ]. Downey;
defendant's attorneys, d. w. Baker and
H. A. Grant
Disney VS.. B. and o. R. r. Co.; jurors
disagree and are discharged; PLAINTIFF s
attorney, Mark Stearman; defendant s
attorneys. Hamilton & Hamilton and Ed
mund Brady
The f. H. Smith Co. vs. Hazen; judg-
ment on finding in favor of plaintiff for
sl0o; plaintiffs attorneys. Ralston &
Richardson; defendants. attorneys, Pack
& Pack and c. " Church.
Holmes VS.. Neubeck; judgment. on YER
dict for defendant vs. plaintiff for costs;
plaintiffs attorneys. Cuttings & Chamber
lin and r. z. Mattingly; defendants at
torneys. T. u Neubeck and J. b Carter.
Trimbie VS.. District National Bank:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
Oscar VI. Mayo. z snd NsIlis B. Howard. 4
both Of Monroe. Va Rev. John y. Rnnx
Charles Fo-r~rh, 81, Of BunAlo. n. Y, and Ella
NJ. Oook, :. d AEua, n. 7. Rev. Henry Anst&dt.
HAny O. LunSord. =. of Montesy. Va. and
Helena n. vsnce. %, OF Mcdowell. Va. Rev. L
Norm ChGnbIs
PEnsy N. Root, d. q Aoszg creek. Va Rev. Z.
Hez SWerL
Charsss =. vokhsn1r. z. Of F9t Mysr, and
Anna Egzxn, y, q Washington Rev. Q. y.
Steck
Robert A Ryon, z and MARS Jcuss TsIbsrt.
2 Rev. ". A. Melvin
James n. Dorsey s. Of Bsltino~e. and AHcs
Burnside Pxret. 30 4 HysttsTfns. Rev. Georxs y.
Duoley.
OuoRED.
GoIdis Mara =. and Lnlu Gr-sn. = RsT T. 7.
Tsy1N.
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District Courts

Suit for $4,000 damages was filed
against the Standard Oil Company yes
terday in District Supreme Court by
Mary z. Allen. She alleges that she
was riding in an automobile at the
corner Of New York avenue and Sixth
street northwest on June 4, 1915, when
a wagon belonging to the company ran
as the result of this accident. she was
injured on the head and that her nerv-
GUS system has been impaired. Attor-
neys wilton J. Lambert and Rudolph
II. Yeatman represent her.
John H. Stewart and Richard r.
Horner, administrators of the estate of
James T. Walker, seek to secure SO.
600 from the Washington Railway and
Electric Company in a suit fled yes
terday 5y them through attorney Ir-
wing williams. The administrators
say that Mr.. James was in an auto be-
longing to c. R. Beckley, jr., which
was run into by a car OF the defendant
company on May IL, 1915, and that he
was injured so badly that he died as
the result on June s. 1915. The acci-
dent is said to have happened at the
corner Of Emerson street and Georgia
avenue.
Attorney Paul H. Moreland filed a
petition to administer the estate of his
father, William H. Moreland. who died
intestate on March IL. The property
consists of s55,200 in realty with en-
cumbrances of $4,000. together with
debts of approximately $500.
The will of Annie Clements. who
lived at 1923 H street northwest, was
filed yesterday for probate. II directs
her executor. Attorney W. @. Gardi-
ner. to sell her property at that ad-
dress, to make six specified requests,
and TO give the residuary amount to
Mary U. Singleton. of Washington.
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BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE
Raymond ". and Rose Clam. bog.
Frank B. and Grlcs ". Davis, bog.
J. Leo and Agnes S. KoIb. boy.
Charles l. and Alice V. Ford. rri.
James and lone l. Mooney. giri.
Richard A and H. Louise Murphy, rih.
John n. and Bertha n. Perd. Eiri.
Anthony and Gertrude n. Pedoue, bog.
Frznk L. and Mabel NJ wIeshscksr. bog.
OhAries A and Ada l. Wells. bog.
OOLORED.
Clarence and Lafayette Gray. bog.
Charles and Jane Rivera girl
The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division, No. I.
Justice Anderson.

Somervell VS.. American Security ant
Trust Company; order appointing guar
dian sd litem; plaintiffs attorney, D. W
Baker.
Washington Loan and Trust Company
vs.. Thompson; order of publication
PLAINTIFFS attorney, John B. Larner.
Wright VS. Reddick; order appointing
r. H. McNein and J. H. Ralston trus.
tees; bond, 5000; plaintiffs attorneys
Ralston & Richardson; defendants at
torneys. r. H. McNeiIl and Douglas, Ruf.
I'm & Obear.
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
walker VS.. Jarvis; attorney, Dickey
I'm re bankruptcy OF Caverly Com
pany; attorneys, Johnson-Hinton.
3-In re bankruptcy Of J. H. Nolan; at.
torneys, Sullivan-Marshall.
+Greenhaus & Co. VS.. Bliss Company
attorneys, Richardson, Ralston-SuIlivan
@Brosnahan VS.. Brosnahan; attorneys
Gardiner, Coppinger.
6-Thompson VS.. Thompson; attorneys
Flynn. Quinn.
T-Darling VS.. Birney: attorneys, John
son, Keigwin-Bowie, Sherier.
S-Murphy vs. Murphy; attorney, Big
sness.
@Talbott vs. Frey; attorneys. Ridout-
Gordon. Poe.
1O-Catrer VS.. Carter; attorneys, Tur
mage and Quinn.
u-Joachim VS.. Joachim; attorneys
Perkins, Widmayer-Brown, Smith.
12-Brumbaugh VS.. Gompers; attorneys
Wilson. Schick.
1-Talty VS.. Union Trust Company; at.
torneys, Wright, Wampler-Hamilton
Hogan.
1HIn re bankruptcy Of ]. William
Henry; attorneys, Wright, Wampler-
Tobriner, Tucker, Galley.
15-Santmyer VS.. Santmyer; attorneys
Miller, Taliaferro-Ridout.
16-O'DonneT VS.. Mcdonald; attorneys
Lambert, Ridout-Wilson.
TT-Camp vs. Camp; attorneys, Whip
pler-Camp.
1s-Linkins vs.. Alexander; attorneys
Darr, Peyssr. Koenigsberger.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
woRrHMeroS GIVES TALK
Addresses Realty Men ON R~s~.,
Convention.

A report on the national convention Of
real estate brokers IN New Orleans ia
latter part of March was made yexter-
day to the Wsshtdgton Real Estate Bros-
ers Association by George Y. worthsnS-
ton. president Of the association and 6ele-
gate 20 the national convention The as-
sociauon met FOR semi-monthly lunch
con In the Ebbitt House
The ASSOCIATION received into member
ship II. r. Hovenstein a Company, His-
bic and Richardson Company. and Joseph
A. Herbert q Company.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
Cornell Smoker Tonight.

Harold Flack, secretary of the Cornellian
Council, win speak tonight at the weekly
smoker of the Cornell Club, of Wash
ington, at the club quarters, 1901 H street
northwest, according to an announce
ment made by Secretary Fl. w. Peaslee,
of the club. Mr.. Flack will talk on the
work of District alumni and of the gen.
srd council Of alumni Of the country
The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
STEEL RAIL PRICES ADVANCE.
U. s. Corporation Places Quotation
at S33 After May 1.

New York, April 1S.-The United States
Steel Corporation announced today that
after May 1 the price of steel rails would
be raised from s2s to s3S a ton. Inde-
pendents at Pittsburg have announced
that they would follow this lead.
This is the first advance in steel rail
prices since 1901, the year in which the
Steel Corporation was organized. The
highest level ever reached by steel rails
was in 1867, when they averaged s1ss a
ton. In 1900 steel rails sold for s27.33 a
ton, but since then the price has re-
mained stationary at s2s for standard
Bessemer rails.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
Probate Division,
Ju4ffce Mccoy.


Estate Marion Osborn; petition for pro-
bate of will filed; attorney, Irving Will
hanson.
Estate Jacob H. Sachs; petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed; attor-
ney ]. A. Maedel.
In re Abraham Coates ct al; order ap-
pointing Henry Coates. jr. guardian;
bond 500; attorney, W. H. Lewis, jr.
Estate Marie B. Trede: order to in
vest: attorney, R. ]. Whlteford.
Estate William s. Sutton; order ap-
pointing Joseph H. Curran administra-
tor; bond 5000; attorney, W. B. Guy.
Estate Marinda Hishley; order admit
| ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Samuel s. Hessler. jr.;
bond $500: attorney, Louis Marks.
Estate c. Annie Joseph; order appoint
ing Alice E. Snyder administrator; bond
500; attorneys, Sleman & Lerch.
Estate Eppa P. Mcdonald; order ap-
pointing Earl A. Mcdonald administra-
tor: bond $500; attorney, A. L Newmyer.
Estate Elizabeth c. Bryant; order to
invest; attorney, J. K. M. Norton.
Estate Lucille Compiler; order for rule
| to show cause
for appointment of administrator filed;
attorney, P. H. Moreland.
Estate Katherine Chewing; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, H H.
Hollander.
Estate Annie Clements; will dated De-
cember 3, 1914, filed.
Estate Mabel H. Chandler; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney, c. z. Daw-
son.
Estate Frederick c. Ohm; petition for
appointment of administrator filed; at
torney, J. NJ. McLachlen.
In re Eugene Collins; petition for ap-
pointment Of guardian filed; attorney,
D. w. O'Donoghue.
Estate Lucy s. Dos Passos; petition
for probate Of will filed; attorney, c. H.
Cragin.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
Criminal Division, No. z.
Justice stddonA

Weigle VS.. Slye and Watson; verdict
for plaintiff for 800: plaintiffs attorney
F. ]. Rice; defendants attorney, N. s
Bowles. -
Regan VS.. Anderson; verdict for plain.
tiff for $50; plaintiffs attorney, NJ. ]
Colbert; defendants attorney, F. z
Elder.
United States VS.. Frank Evans; non.
support; personal recognizsnce, SO
taken.
Baker VS.. Gray; verdict for plaintiff fol
$50; plaintiffs attorney, C. r. Diggs
DEFENDANTS attorney. ]. A. O'Shea.
Assignment for today:
164-Andrews Paper Co. VS.. McMa.
hon; attorneys, Hendler-Ridout-
165-Stimson Co. VS.. The Dime Nailol
Co.; attorneys, wheatley-Branden.
burg & Brandenburg.
166-Gin vs. Higgins; attorney
Staggers.
169-Msrtin VS.. Lincoln: attorneys
McLanahan, Burton & Culbertsoh-
Colbert.
172-Brown vs. weinstein; attorneys
Leckie, Cox and KrutZ.
173-Green VS.. Reeves; attorneys, Ridout
Edwards.
Motions and sentences at $50 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-14
Nsnwsuits.


5SO40-Lucy r. Siddons VS.. Herbert G.
Coner; certiorari; defendants attorney,
W. C.. English.
5so41-Joseph H. Stewart VS.. Richard
r. Horner. administrators of the estate
Of James T. Walker, deceased, VS.. Wash
ington Railway and Electric Co.; dam
ages $4,000; plaintiffs attorney, Irving
Williamson.
59042-Samuel w. Ferguson VS.. r. r,
Riegel and William Wimtnel. trading as
The Dupont Auto and Coach Works !;
certiorari;, defendants attorneys, T. w.
o'Brien, J. B. Flynn and NJ. J. Colbert.
5s04S-Albert II. Bumstead vs. WASH
lngton Tripure Water Co., Inc. and VIII
bur w. Fowler; appeal; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Edmund Brady.
ssoA-Mary E. Allen VS.. Standard on
Co.; damages $1,000; plaintiffs attorneys,
w. ]. Lambert and r. H. Yeatmap.
: 5soi5-E.s B. Forester VS.. H. L. Meeks.
Judgment NJ. c. s7s.7s; PLAINTIFFS attor-
ney, R. A. Ford
5s046-Austin NJ Cooper vs. Stephen n.
Hines and Rignald w. BealI; note 1852 81:
plaintiffs attorney, G. 3. Emix.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-03

Every new model
you can think of: all
newest Fall materials;
the newest mixtures.
Values in this lot to
5000. Sizes 8 to Is
years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-03

Wonderful values in
these fine rib drab
corduroy suits; won-
deTful values, in the
good heavy mackinaw
coats; the newest mod
els; sizes 8 to IT
years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-03

sSss s%EATPRs Tp9e stitch Wa1.,I Goat "a e, S1.95
In gray. blue and garnet. with the
big roll collars and pockets; slight
ly imperfect styles; in all sizes.