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Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
BANK CLOSED, CASHIER sulcIoe

STRASBURG. Colo Dec. 1s.-The body Of J ?. Hardin. 50. cashier of the State Bank Of Strasburg. was found on a vacant lot here today, with two bullet wounds in the head. Mr. liar am went Co the bank as usual this morning and found d sign over the door. Closed by order of the state banking commissioner" It is said an investigation of the banks condition is being made
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
ELKS n PLAY SANTA CLAUS;
 ANNUAL JUS TIM TO BE KEPT

the exact needs of the various families.
 The Christmas baskets will be dis tributed Saturday. This work will be directly in charge of members of the order Each basket will contain food stufis. candy, fruits. nuts. toys for the children and many instances clothing which is dire need in many families. it is stated
 Last year the Elks served nearly 300 families in this manner IL Is not be- lieved that the number this year will exceed the 200 mark although an at- tempt will bsSmade to give baskets to each family in need.
 This Christmas work is included in the~ Elks' annual charity program. Practically all articles are furnished by members Of the lodge
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
,Gendelssohn

................... MendelSSohn
 By the Lyric Club
 'La Goloudrina' '........... Serradell
 By the Apollo Club
 Far at S1a'. ........ George B. NeVin The program will begin at : o'clock on neXt Monday evening. Christmas night, at which time the stockings will he distributed to the children
 Electricians. armed with coils Of fire and colored lights. invaded the lobby of the Adams hotel yesterday afternoon and within a short time the big Christmas tree had been fes- ,ooned and draped with a hundred colored slooes so that when the cur rcrt w9S turned on last evening for the first time he giant of the Coco nino forest was resplendent in holi- day attire Tine tree. one of the fin cs' specimens ever seen here. at ti@tcted 20 end ol attention yesterday from guests and Phoenicisns alike.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

In keeping with its plan during the past several years the Elks lodge of this city will play the role of Santa Claus to a large number of destitute families this holiday season. Just how many will be benefited by the activities of this fraternal organization has not yet been definitely determined, but it is estimated that the number will ap- proach the 200 mark.
 A committee of four members. of which H. B Cassidy Is the chairman is now Investigating various families in he city Hundreds of names have heen submitted to the lodge as worthy of any help that they might see fit 10 administer It is customary. however, for the lodge members to personally visit each home and learn. if possible
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
c. F. SCHILLING

(SFALD C. r. SCHILLING STATE OF ARIZONA
 )SS County of Maricopa This instrument was acknowledged before me this 5th day of December. A. D 1916 by A. A. Fairchild. James r. Nelson and c. F. Schillings. who ac- knowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consider ation therein expressed.
 (NOTARIAL SEAL)
 J. E. WOODWARD.
 Notary Public. Ny Commission expires Feb. 16 1920. Filed in the office of the Arizona Corporation Commission this 9th day oc December. A. D. 1916 at l0:00 a. m at the request of J. r.. Nelson. whose post office address is Phoenix. Arizona ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMlS- SION.
 By F. A. JONES. Chairman.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20
PARTIES
 ID KIDDIES WILL
 FEATURE 4. |. WORK

Nearly 20o poor children or Phoenix will be the guests of well known local hostesses at a series of five gigantic Christmas parties to be given during
Arizona republican., 1916-12-20

r. A. Jones. Chairman. Attest: Amos A. Betts. Secretary ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Saving in SPENDING
URGED BY MRS. PRINCE
Advocate of School Sales Courses Dis
cusses Efficiency.

Women are more interested in spend
ing than in saving" said Mrs. Lucinda
W. Prince, OF Boston, efficiency expert
and advocate of the teaching Of sales
manship, or rather saleswomanship, in
the public schools, in an address at the
Willard last night under the auspices of
the Retail Merchants Association.
Spending is an art" she said. THE
women are the spenders, and the woman
who knows how to spend right is the
woman who can save She must study
her spending in relation to her income" /"
Mrs. Prince. who is director Of sales
manship in the Boston schools, declared
that the District schools should give
girls instruction in the art Of selling,
which, she said, includes the develop
ment of personality and the faculty of
approaching people under differing con-
ditions. Consideration of dress and per-
sonal appearance also were involved, she
said.
Mrs. Prince explained the working Of
the system IN the Boston schools.
Preceding the lecture a dinner was
served Many educators and business
men were present
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
FIRE-PREVENTION DAY
PROVES Big SUCCESS
Public Given Striking Illustration of
Flames Ravages.

F1re-Prevention Day was pronounced a
success by Charles F Nesbitt. District
Superintendent of Insurance, who was
the leading spirit in the Washington OBJ
servance OF the day.
All day the people Of Washington were
reminded Of the danger of fire and the
necessity for guarding against It by pa
rades Of fire apparatus, special window
displays in prominent shops and posters
showing such statistics as Five thousand
people are burned to death each year, q"
and the loss to the nations Of the world
by fire Is 800 a minute each minute of
the year"
Washington is the rorty-hrst jurisdic-
ton to Join in the observance of a fire.
prevention day. It has been announced
that the observance in this city will be
an annual affair.
feature OF yesterdays celebration
was a parade of fire apparatus on princl-
pal streets. led by Superintendent Mes
bit. Fire Chief Wagner and Maj. Pull
man.
The committee in charge Of yesterday 8
PrOLTam was: Nj Nesbit, chairman: Chief
Wagner, Mai. Pullman, Morris Hacker,
inspector Of buildings; Philip w. Mich
olson, fire marshal; Rev John Van
Schaick, president Board Of Edducation;
Theodore W. Noyes, F. A Walker, Ira
Bennett E. c. Rogers, Ralph W. Lee,
W. NJ. Hoffman, W. H. West, Charles
p. Benns, Holcombe G. johnson, Fred
erick A. Fenning, Clement W. Huske, z.
c. Graham. Charles E Berry, Harris N.
Brown, James B. Henderson, Hugh Reilly
and Richard L. Lamb.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Probatt Division.
Justice Stafford.

Estate Mamie H. Robinson: will dated
August 2e, 1916, filed, and also petition for
probate: attorneys, Wilson, Huidekoper
& Lesh,
Estate William F. Houser; petition for
Instructions filed; attorney, Alexander
Wolf
Estate Gracia P. Roggenmoser; petition
for appointment OF administrator filed
attorneys, Cuttings & Gittings.
Estate George Schlerf; will dated July
%, 1916, filed.
Estate Israel w. Little; order changing
date for trial of issues; attorney, George
&C. Gertman.
Estate Mary E. Pillow; order overruling
protest to signing OF bill of exceptions
and extending time for settlement; order
extending time for fling record on ap-
peal; attorney. w ]. Lambert
Estate Albert L Mills: Will dated
August 8, 1913 and codicil dated August
4, 1914, filed.
Estate Charles W. C. Nelson; petition
for appointment of administrator filed
attorneys, Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
Estate Edward Ragan; petition for ap-
pointment OF administrator filed; attor-
ney, NJ c. O'Brien.
Estate Emil G. Schafer: order appoint
ing Joseph A. Burkart and Eugene A.
JonesScollectorsi bond s25.oo0
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
SEN. BUTLER DEPLORES
WILSON Foreign POLICY
Administration Record Unworthy of
Country's Support"

Marion Butler, former Senator from
North Carolina, delivered an eloquent ad-
dress on the Issues of the campaign at
the Hughes Club last night. Senator But
Ter referred to the "deplorable weakness
of the Presidents foreign policy, but said
that even II the administration's record
in this and other matters, such as the So
called eight-hour law, had been clear the
administration would be unworthy OF the
support of all thinking and patriotic
Americans because Of the fundamental
defects OF its economic policy.
AT the meeting last night it was ar
ranged that the club and its friends will
attend the Hughes meeting at Baltimore
Tuesday night. one party leaving by auto
mobile at o'clock from the Ellpse, south
Of the White House, and the other going
by train. leaving at 7 o'clock from the
Union Station.
Space has been reserved in the Audi
tOrium at Baltimore for the Hughes Club
and its friends.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Criminal Division No. 1.
JuEfice Sfnffnrd


United States VS.. James Kelly, house
breaking and larceny bench warrant is
sued.
United States VS. Arthur Mcdonald;
joyrlding; plea guilty, rcmanded
United States vs.. William II. Johnson;
housebreaking and larceny; plea not
guilty; attorney, c. w. Tigmor.
United States VS.. Samuel Cant: carnal
knowledge and rape; plea not guilty; at
torney, E. G. Hubert.
United States VS.. James Braxton; Joy
riding; plea guilty; committed to jail.
United States VS.. William Watson; as
sault to rape; plea not guilty; attorneys,
T. NJ. Baker and Topper & Gusack
United States VS.. George H. Smith; Joy
riding: plea not guilty; attorney J. A.
OShea.
United States VS.. Helene Stern; abor-
tion; plea not guilty; attorneys, D. W.
Baker and H. A. Grant.
United States VS.. Paul Wade and
George c. Lomax: joyriding; plea guilty
each; attorney. Bernard Jackson.
United States VS.. Emma Washington
Mayhem: Plea not guilty; five days to de-
mur; attorney, T. L. Jones
United States VS.. William Mueller; non
support; plea not guilty: attorney. E. l.
Gies.
United States VS.. Leon Taylor; house
inning anu ldl 1Glly pea llOl guilty
attorney, B. L. Gaskins
United States VS.. Leland S. Poole non.
support; bench warrant issued
nited States vs.. Carl Sharps; house
breaking and larceny; plea guilty; re.
handed.
United States VS.. Rosie Richardson
housebreaking and larceny: plea moi
guilty; attorney, H. l. Tignor
United States VS.. William Mitchell ant
Fred Cnlar0an.
each; attorney, ]. ]. O'Leary.
United States VS.. Ottoway Brooks; as
sault with II dangerous weapon; plea
| not guilty; attorney, T. L. Jones'
| United States VS.. Lewis Hobson; lar.
ceny from United States; plea not guilty
attorney, J. A. O'Shea.
United states VS.. Wong Ping; violation
| anti-narcotic laws: plea not guilty; ter
days to demur; attorney, James NJ. Proc
| tor.
United States VS.. Chin Foy; violation
! anti-narcotic laws; plea not guilty; ter
days to demur; recognizance 1000 taker
with w. w. Stewart surety; attorney, ]
A. OShea.
United states VS.. James Cole; robbery
plea not guilty.
United States VS.. George Baker, rob
~ry; plea not guilty; attorney, H. L
Tignor.
| NiiI'SO SNeiNSS vs.. NndTleS T.. COntee
| larceny after trust; plea not guilty; at
| torneys, Irving Williamson and Edmund
Darlington.
United States vs. George W. Helm
adultery, time to file transcript extended
to November !; attorney, NJ. E. O'Brien
United States VS.. John H. Edwards
nonsupport time to file transcript ex
o1ed to November /; attorney, NJ. E
'Brien.
| United States VS. Howard W. Jewell
nonsupport; bench warrant issued.
! United States VS.. Dorsey l. Huey
| larceny from United States; recognizanc,
$500 taken with w. w. Stewart surety.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Daisy Logan.
United States VS.. John Delaney.
United States VS.. Viola King.
United States VS.. John D. Lynch.
United States VS.. Edward Watkins.
United States VS.. Jacob Waldman.
United states VS.. Clarence Chinn.
United states VS.. Edward Reeves.
United States VS.. Andrew Mcdowell.
United States vs.. Thomas Belcher
Arraignments
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WHITE

WHITE.
Fred H. Nelson. g, Of Laurel, Md, and Iibbie
E Britton. 8. Of Manassas. Va. Rev. W. A.
Buntain-
Nathan Rome. 3. Of New York, and Annie Stein,
o Rev. A. Leibsohn
Frank R. F1eck, 10. of Johnstovn Pa, and Carrie
Z. Richard, g. Rev H. L. Hart
Compton H. Kootz. q, of Broadway, Va. and
Sallie +. shipp, q, Of Harrisburg, Va Rev, ]. II.
Jefrries.
Frank Dumminston. p, and Gertrude E. Barnes,
p. Rev J. c. Ball.
i. H. Guyton. 4. Of City Point. Va. and
Elizabeth Haskins, ls. of Birmingham, Ala. Rev.
L. NJ. Chambers
Horace H. Epes, "a. and Virginia H AIilIas -,
Rev. E. X. Hardin
W. Scott Bailey 8, and Katie Lee Tompkins. q,
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. H. T, Stevenson
Max Mikowitz. @ and Rosie Ressler, a. Rev.
F. ". Almendinger.
Harry J. Lusky, 10, Of New York, and Mary K.
Diuer, 5, of Baltimore. Rev. H F. Downs
COLORED.
Hugh King, g. and Hattie Taylor 49, Rev.
P. J. Ritchie.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

N. saGrr and AIpheus W. Coe to secure william
s. Phillips $50; monthly payments, IeT cent
Square 5SI. lot civilian B. Rowhs q uI
Mamie s. TO B. Francis Saul and G. Percy Nc
! Glue. to secure Harry A. Kite 500; monthly
payments, per csnt
| Square ~ lot L4-GeorTe Z. Bufum et uI
Dorz E, 70 Norman L. SG1sJIry and joseph B.
Bowling to secure Horace G. Euithy and Rosshs
L. Smithy S.l0: year. per cent, seni-SnuuIuy
Square Sol, lot S-George ". Marsh 70 Jesse
W. RAWngs and Eugene a Jones, 70 s-curr John
C. Slater s. 70; wear. Per cent ssmi-En1u1Ily.
Estate Of Giles Der, LOT 2o-GeuTs G. Fletcher
| et Christina = 20 William Z H Merritt
| and Jesse L. Hrikel. 70 secure MIE-ude- ".
I u1utt $500; 20 , yesrs. Der cent, sezniEn-
nually.
| Ethel s. 70 Ashton G. Ghpham and james A.
Cahill to sscure LynchburE investment Cooperation
| 500; to = months, peT cent.
| Square 2R-. lot I5-Johu W. Shaw to HeThsCt T.
! Shannon and Morton J. Luchs, 70 secure Charles
NJ WaninsstOrd ss; monthly payments. per
! cent.
square 18 lot 75-Franoes y. seyboth to b
! Francis Saul and ] wrIey Jacobs. 70 secure
Thomas L. Allen $3.50; years. per cent, semi
| annually Same 70 William Z Shannon ard
Charles NJ WallinGford. 70 secure MiddsuEh a
Shannon, Inc. s. 5000: monthly Paym-lts. per
4 cent
| square o. 10, I1-Msry Bryden to william
! MontEome-v and Elmer z Rsmey, IN secure The
Masonic MutuL Lh. Association 500; yeas
! 81 per cent, seni-GnuuAlly
/ Square e. lot ls5-Msry Z. BrTden 70 J. Miller
Kenyon and Harry K. Boss. 70 secure ChHrles c.
( Tucker s.. 90; monthly p4yments 5 Per cent.
1 EchnEtOn. lot 8. block s-Jose N. lsasi 10 J.
Leo KoIb and William D Comb TO secure
/ NJ Grace Dulany s. 90; l wear per cent
/ Square 1854 lots . and 6-John 3 Ballard tr
| Thomas NJ. Gale and George z Hamilton. to secure
. Chevy Chase Land Co. Sls.S monthly payments
I 5 per cent
Square 20. lot sJohn NJ Ch.Ty ct VI
Grace 2. to Ruel P. Toln&n and Reeve Lewis tr
secIrr Iucius NJ ToImAn $4,000: SEPT So 1879, s..
per cent. sami annually.
. Sruarr IA. lot 2l-Dam 6 Pitcher % Elmer Z
Ramsy and Charles @. Mtr51rn, 70 secure Georrg
/ C Travers $3.50; yesrS, 81 peT cent, ssni-an
nually Same to H Glenn Phelps and Jesse X
Hedges to secure Harry K. Bnss s. 500: monthly
TaymentS per cent
Petworth lot s., block S-Bdith B Crlm ct viz
Edward l.. to Louis R Peak and Watson ?
clark to secure NJ. NJ Mar 80 ; years s..
per cent r.sml-snnuGuy.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
OSBORNE RESIGNS AS
WARDEN OF SING SING

Special to The Washington Herald.
Buffalo, n. Y. Oct. 9.-Thomas Mott
Osborne, reformer and golden rule"
warden of Sing Sing prison, has resigned
as warden, State Superintendent of Pris-
ons James NJ. Carter announced today.
The resignation will take effect october
16. The resignation was voluntary, 5u-
perntendent Carter added.
Warden Osborne's resignation was not
unexpected. Several escapes of honor
prisoners from Sing Sing during the past
few months had aroused the displeasure
iof Superintendent Carter, who on one oc-
Caslon declared that il the escapes did not
stop something would be done.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square - parts original lots *. & and 1-Kstt
Riley 70 c. Fendall Cain and Thomas P. Hick
man, to secure John L Benton 1000; months
Ter cent.
ChToourne. lot a. block 5-Morrie B Morris tt
Farmers and Merchants Bank q Staurton. Va
TO secure Home Building and Loan Association
OF Staunton, Va. $500 per cent
Square 1854. lot A-Guilford Davenport ct VI
Katie l.. TO Harvey NJ Sage and Alpbeus W
Coe. to secure William s. Phillips $50 monthly
payments, per cent.
Square 81. lot lo-George G Israel ct uI Mar
gAret F.. to Francis Saul and &. Percy McGlre
20 secure Harry A. kite s. 20: monthly payments
per cent.
Square Sl6. lot Civilian H. and Kate &
BilIhimer to Jacob s. Gruver and Hugh 4 Thrift
to secure Benjamin H. GruTer s. 800 monthly psy
meuts 8 per cent.
Square SSl, lot 6S-Hs1en H Witt ct u1 Lucille
TO r. Francis Saul and G. Percy McGlue to securt
Harry A. Kite s. 80: monthly payments 6 psi
cent.
Square 1854 lot 24-Alscrnon s. Price to Hsrvc!
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10

D1hlsrru Tsrrsoe-HErTy A Kite ct w clLrv
Wright 70 George G. and MIrEzryt F. Israel lot
70. square 81; SO
Perwu-th- Benjamin & Grursr = " Llnas N.
to william h and Ktss G. Biuhtns-i lot e.
square Sl6 so.
Wright to HH1sn e and Lucille Witt; lot g.
square Ssl; SO
Prospect-wiuisrn s. PhuEps =. " MEuds h.
to Algsrn0u S. Price: LOT p. square So, SO
D1hlsTen Terrace HIrry A Kite = VI Cai-r
Wright to William B. and Mamie 5. RovEs. K
g., square 81. SO.
sauls' Additi0D-Horacs c. su1ithy e " Rosals
l., 70 George Z Bu1un; lot X square ~ so
Mount PleGSEnt-Geo-Fs Z BEHEm e u. D7-A
K. 70 Joseph J. F. Klein; 10, =. sgutrs ~, SO.
Fourth street between n nd streets soEthelsI
Henry W. CSttsu % George ". Ma-Eh 10, 90
properly 70 Henry v. Ctusu; SO.
g Fourteenth street norcbezs,-ThontI A.
Chandler et uG- ElE L, % Flo-sncs V. CCysns-
l1t g. CquLre lo5-; 50
HEhth stree soUthesst; I-E strssS scutb-
east; - sersnth street northeast. and 80 Caro-
lins street no-hWesC-ElG L Chandler 70 FloTsn0s
V C-esnls-; part uCCinL l0t 70. square ~ Ut -
square sss lot Is square 81 ~ s.. szGsTs Iso s
F71renos V. C7esncT CONVEYS ssEr prOp-rr- 60
ThCnas A and Ella L Chandler; SC
III Eighth stree, northwest: Lso, PstV0-ts o.
Holmead Msnu-Duwitt e. ChsdV1ck e; ~.
Charlotte A. r. % Alb-Tt z Smith. lJt s5 b.ocE
lots and & square az lot ~. block IS. ana
lots lO2 and IG5 block e H0lmsad Msno-; SO
InClOsue-EdnE NJ Pitts 10 Chatham 81. Tove-T
lots Is 70 .. square E2s. SO
Water street between TLirty-ssorn5 ard T INV
third streets northwest-Arnle r Wright and jos
phtns Wright. 70 Dstuct q l'o,umbI TIps-
Manufacturing Co. Inc. Pa-t described: 30.
Sixteenth Street HelEhts-Lyncb5urE IuTesmsnt
Corporation 10 Usrer Z. Kroyssi 10. 4 Ezun-s
rs: SO.
Addition to Esu.lwu-th- Allen VI NGuery ard
HoTsuo y. Tspl.n. trB.eas. 10 Blgsns ". Weave
lots Il a a&d T. block :. lots 3, p and 60 h,coE
.: lot ]. 5lo~k I1ts Is ard 4 book 8. lots { 2
70 and Il. block L. Sc
Reservoir Vi-v- CLs-lorts z Brown 20 Aaron
Nusba-n. u, H. block /; 80.
Sixteenth stree. bstween and D srrrstE F7utE-
e&st-,Geu-gs & Curtin Ct TX AdIlns % Ro-s
N. Lash: lot g. square -Tl. x
Petwo-th-Jchn J. W. Cp17<r e. W Alce "
to Middaugh Shannon. Inc; 1t :. s-1lra -
SO
Fourteenth Street Terrace Mld5suEh { s -----.
Inc. TO Frances y Se1 . III. 10, IS quar-. 81 8
EckinE,0u- Edws-d A Pace and Tn--ss ]
Shahan IN Joss NJ IsS; lot s block So
saul's Adlitiou-LUrgs NJ Tolmsn e. uv Na-l
G. 70 John H. Cher 1T >. s--a-a ZP SO.
Connecr.cmt Arenue Tcr-ar-- Harv X T9s, D.,
Tx Aut-i-c-ts 2. 10 DrHa : Trcr-r. lot n
square I-E. SO
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

District o{ Columbia, Eastern Penny1vEntL, and
MarJIAnd-Rstn Tuesday morning, followed by fair
weather, With 1Hdly falling temperature, Wsdnes-
day fair and cool moderate fresh northwest to north
winds.
yirgini&-Ratn Tuesday, with rapidly falling tenn
persture. Wednesday fair and cool; moderate west
to-ROrthwest winds fresh on the coast.
LOCAL TEMPERATURE.
Midnight, 70; a. N, Il; I a. m, So; a. m. s.;
4 m, 8B; 10 q m, 70; Il noon, s.; p. N, 81;
4 p. n, 76: p. N. 75; p m, y; 10 p. NJ. II
Highest, s.; lowest, s.
Relative humidity-s a. NJ. s.; : p. n, 30; 8
p. n, q. Rainfall 10 p. N. TO p. M. o2 Hours
Of sunshne 7.s; per cent Of possible sunshine. 81.
Temperature same date last year-Highest, "a
lowest Il.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Criminal Division No. 2.
NnafN4n NI~r-

United States VS.. James Briscoe; as
sault with a dangerous weapon; verdict
guilty; remanded; attorney, C. s. Will
Jams.
United States VS.. Eugene Strickland;
Section S26 B-code; plea not guilty with
drawn and plea guilty entered; referred
to probation officer; remanded; attorney,
Bruce Baird.
In re estate of Susan j. BuckIer; trial
of issue reset for November g.
In re estate of Zachariah S. Buckler;
trial of issues reset for November s.
United States VS.. William Henson and
Edward Tyler; depreciation on private
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
Arthur Leroy Hunt, year,. rSl4 honros St nv.
Jessie C. W Coz, II, 4D6 Kansas ave. ~.
Mary Hogan B tuberculosis Hospt
Charles F s. MsikIeJohn 60, 80 llth st. Sc.
William W. Jones, S, Walter Reed Gen. Hospt-
Annie B. Van Buren. g. S5l5 Newark st. NV
Sarah whoHhGn, &, 100 9Th st. sw.
Mary 3. Sison, l month. 200 K St nv.
Infant 0 Joseph and Virginia Earle, hours
Columbia Hospital.
COLORED.
Bertha Williams, 2 year.. Tubsrculods Hospital
Willis LAndcn. s6. Washington Asylum Hospt
Ella Simmons. q, Homeopathic Hospital.
Dennis c. Talbot, g. Tuberculosis Hospital
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
LOCAL MENTION.

White potatoes, 4Oc PIX, large cans
asparagus, 19c; Wisconsin peas, 71Ac;
cans E. ]. peas, Csc; 4 lbs. head rice,
white meal. 3Oc; Wonder tea, 29c:
Wonder coffee, zoe: Elton butter
crackers. 12c; wine scroll. lac; grape
Juice. quarts, 22c; Jelly Mints, 15c; 8
peanut butter, 1Oo 1O-lb. bags salt
25c: large mackerel, 7hc; pound jars
Rockwood's cocoa, 25c; Star of the
East flour, $500 Dbl; "a lbs: Old Time
flour, $1.OO 1920 7th st. n. W. and
all the ! T D PYles stores.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
George T. IT.. and LAVtnia A. Wohlfarth, boy.
Edgar S. and Anna L. Waller, girl.
Samuel and Lena Kessler, boy.
Samuel L and Mary L. Knott, bog.
Harry n and Grace O. Hunt. boy.
John B. and Clara c. Harris, boy.
Ebert c. and Lillian Gesrhart, bog.
Joseph C. and Elisa J. Dennis, girl.
George S. and Cecilia c. CrumbauEh. cIl-
Thomas F. and Anna @ Clark, boy.
Rives s. and Lucille R. Cayce, boy.
Walter William and Virginia A. Gains boy.
COLORED
Joseph S. and Mary L Parker. Etri.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Stafford,

In re Isaac Miller: order referring re-
port and account of trustee to Edward
s. McCalmont, referee, as special master
In re Automatic Shaft Coupling Co.;
order extending time for Ming schedules
to October IL
In re Electric Sanitary Laundry Co.;
rule as to injunction returnable October
l3; restraining order returnable Oc-
tober 10.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-10
Lawsuits.

6ss1S-Columbia OIL Co. VS.. Marshal c.
Hoppin, William K. Hartung and Charles
Hartung, trading as Auto Service Co.
account s2,4O2.46; plaintiffs attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg
6S6l+ChRrles H Bauman, Henry W.
Scherger and Charles Kraemer, trustees,
VS.. Simon Glegman; judgment from Mu-
nicipal Court $50; plaintiffs attorney, c.
B. Bauman.
5S6J-Charles H Bauman Henry W.
Scherger and Charles Kraemer. trustees
Tvs Simon F1egman; Judgment from Mu-
ntcipal Court $455; PLAINTIFFS attorney. c.
5. Bauman.
5S616-Pillsbury Flour Mills Co. vs. Simon
Flegman; Judgment from Municipal Court
s2Sl.7S; plaintiffs attorney, Louis Often
berg.
596l7-Semmes Motor Co vs. Meta ".
Evans; notes 800; plaintiffs attorney,
Walter B. Guy.
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property, and HOUSEKEEPING and larceny
on trial; attorneys, Tignor jackson.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Harold T.. Howland.
United States VS.. Elijah Johnson.
United States VS.. Lonnie Perry.
United States VS.. Robert Henson,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Aaron ard Bayley's PurrhIss-GeoTEs Atkins ct
crbsd: so.
ProsTcct- william s Phillips ct uT Msuds H
n Gmlfnrd and Katie L. Davenport; lot y
square G5i: SO
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Mechanics Liens,

70SS-Bart Began VS.. Lottie Cane; west
part lot and east part lot Z, square SO;
947 Massachusetts avenue northwest, $50:
attorneys. Charles V. INLAY and George
W. Offutt.