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The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

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Addition Broosdand. iot ) blsf s-Johu W.
Fling e 70 John A Masze and Frsd--4ok A
O. oz
Ct al 70 Henri ?. Moones and Robet B. Blundou,
% secure Estelis BEyne trustee, 500; years
- PR cent seni-snnuaiiy
SQUARE loa lots 3 and 8-Pstnok d. Holnes
e. w 70 b. Funeis saul and J. Wrley yacoku
TO secure Ihouas Z. Allen SA5p: yes1. pes
cent seni-snnuslE two trustS. one q Ezo 90
each LOT.
Square lS, lot a-caarlss D. Draytoa e M. 70
National SAVING 4 nus o. 70 sscut Ans1ean
Security rrust o.. zoo: yeazl pr osnt
semi-annuaily.
Square sJs. lot ss-Marrzret p. Green 70 A-thur
Building Association S1a
Square SIS. lot S4-WiuiEn 6Ih~on ard Jennie
". Gibson 20 Arthur CarT and Marvin A OuEtif
70 secur Psrpstusl BgIdisn Association 0m
square loa, lot S-AEly A Cn-s 70 Arfhuf
Car and Marvin A Ou-it 70 seuue Ps-p~tuai
Building Association $50
Washington Beights. lOt - bsoek 4-osthe-sns
w. Cooley % Joseph A. Hayden md Levin P.
Handy 70 see1rs Bernard A clErt ssso; no1thly
paymsn>s per crit.
SQUARE II. iOt s-Thsodors Jei1 e NJ. 70 Jam.
T. kE1Iiek and Martin 7. DTJden. 70 <cu-s HarTy
5. PAseE 500; year,. p1 oeut, ssni-snnlaTly.
oAnt 70 sane 70 scclre reverb n. EmrtI = ~
! year, peT cnt seni-Annukry.
square Sei. lot IS-WsltsF D. Bell- e M 10
Frsnk A. johnson and Louis A. 1ohnsau TO -~curs
Mutual Serial Building Association GHa
SQUARE SO, lot i8-JsanBeCts Stsel 20 ". D.
Lesser and NJ J. Colber5 to secure NGtional PIT
uAnent Building Association & 6U.
Trinidad, lot Fs block lO-Arthur b Crtis q
VI. TO Francis p. shsehy and Vincent A. Toonsy
TO secre Francis Leonard $50; mouthly pSymsnts.
6 per cent.
Square X. lot I5-H-maa H. Philip to Harold
Y. Doyle and william L. Minsr TO ssrurs Tziza-
bsth W. p. stark $50; / 70 ; years. Per cent
ssIni-aunusIly
Columbia Heights part lot 2 bloef S-Ksa.
=. LEnnon TO william J. Flather and GoorEe q.
McEdWse. 10 secure Anna T. Hartness Go0. 3
Year,. pc- cent s1mi-EnRUAly.
Square lsl. lot = and s1uth psrt lot rs-Marv
$. Seward TO Uuiun TrUs Compauy. 10 sscurs
Wtshington Loan & Irust o.. S 900: 70 yeErs
DIT cent. semi-annuaIly
Square l69. lot s-Ega II MiIlcr to wtshinr
ton Loan & TnIst o.. 20 sscrre Equitable %
opsTstiTs Building Association SEQ
Square Is part Ito u-SsrLh R. shannou 70
Washington Lean Trlst Co. TO secure Eluitsbie
Co-OpeTative Building Association s. 20
Holmesd Manor. Lot - block c-Jsunis T. Dsris
IN Washington JoAn Trust o.. 20 secre Bquii-
able Co-operstiye Building AssociEti1u s ou
Meridian Hill. l1t =. block I5-WiuiKm n.
Bergman TO Chariss S. shrrys. J.. Snd OhETiss
" FSirfaI 70 secure Corl o. wood1rd 500
years. 81 per cent. selui-EunuIlly
square g2s lot E-Juha p TIranr Fl uT o.
Louis r Peak and Watson ?. Clsrk 70 sscure
NJ. N. Mar S.SD; } ysEu. 81 psT cent, semi
annually. Sane 70 Howard ". Philips and VIII
ian c, Wo-thinEtOn, % secure Rsymond P. Rocra
$50 l 20 10 months. PIT cent
Square lH, lot B and vsst half lot S-WilEEu
sndsr B. Bro~r. 70 secure Jams 4 Gore 500
"a years, peT cent, ssni-Guuually.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Equity Division, No. 2,
Justice Mccoy.

West VS.. West; rule as to alimony
pendente lite, counsel fees and costs re-
turnable May 5: plaintiffs attorney. E.
L. Gies.
Hulfsh VS.. Carln; decree appointing
Worth Hulflsh trustee to sell; bond $500
and awarding of fee to the guardian
sd htem; plaintiffs attorney, S. E
Swayze
In re estate of Annie S. TyreII: referred
to the auditor; attorney, p. w. o'Don-
oghue
Jennie C. Drury VS.. Catherine G. Lyme:
referred to the auditor; plaintiffs at
torney. NJ. J. Keane; defendants ut
torneys, F. ]. Hogan and D. w. O'Dono-
ghue
DAILY VS.. Daily: reference to Arthur A.
Alexander, examiner; plaintiffs attor-
ney, NJ. ]. Keane; defendants attorney,
D. W. O'Donoghue.
The Port Graham Coal Company vs. Nc
Adoo; plaintiff decreed to have and re-
ceive proceeds of certain warrant, in
structions to receiver and for costs; ap-
peal noted; bond supersedeas $500 plain
tins attorneys, Samuel Herrick and R.
s.. Day; defendants attorney, ]. e.
Laskey.
Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; on hearing; plain
tins attorney, s. e. swayze; defendants
attorneys. Maddox & Galley, F. S. Swim
cell and NJ. c. Van Fleet
Assignment for today:
No. 1888. Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; attorneys,
swayze, Johnson-Swindell, Van Fleet,
Maddox & Galley.
No. 2oos1. In re estate Of John Wheel
wright: attorneys, Hackett-Rounds
No. 214. Boyts VS.. Mann: attorneys, Bal
lnger, Ridout-Darlington.
No. 100 Lynham VS.. Hufty; attorneys,
Sullivan-Burke, Hufty
No. Dos Guerin VS. Guerin. attorneys
DeLacy-Truitt. Turnage.
No. 222. Shank VS.. Shank ct all attor-
neys, ,Sullivan-Quinn.
No. 226. Dorsey VS.. Dorsey ct al; at
torneys, Williamson-Gaslxins
No. go. Butler VS.. National Savings
and Trust Company; attorneys, Perkins
Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
GOSSIP
By asI, GROGAN.

L.. G. Herman has opened a branch
store at Georgia Avenue and the District
line, In addition to handling a full line
Of tires and tubes and doing tire repair
work he has installed a gasoline tank
He plans to keep this store open even
ings.
The following automobile license num-
bers were issued up to p. m. yesterday
by the automobile license clerk Of the
District:
ssl7s-J. E Williams Fifth and Trenton strests-
Westcott. 1916.
sl7s-GeoEe ]. Crpss. IT.. 100 Eleventh street
S9lsO-L. A. caTruthsrs Thirtieth and Gates road
Maxwell. 1916
sslsl-L. I. Breckenridge ass Wyoming avenue
0ldsmobie, 1914
ssis2-Graos L. Psin., Sz Adams Mill road
Selss-ROyal G, Mundy. AS o street northwest
r. @. H., 1918
Ssls4-Tony Russo. s2 G street northrest--war-
ren. I9n
ssls5- -Bludwine Operating Company. 81 street
southwest--selden. 1914.
sslss Michael Hester. Union Trust Building
ssls7-John F. wilkins. 100 Massachusetts ave-
nue-Cadillsc 1915
sslss-willism r. Baker, sz street southeast
Net. 1915
ssiss-J G. Hayden, % street northwest-FOrd,
1911
9slso-Herbert Gusgenheim. ISL Wyoming avenue
Pullman, 1915.
sslsl-Alfred NJ. Copeland. 400 NJ street northwest
Ford lsl6
slss-Hany p. rovman. lSl Belmont ssrevt-
Csdiilan, 1917
sslss-T. o. wsuslsben IIE street northeast
Sidecaf.
,elst-John @ Ellis. Dol South Capitol street.-the
public, 1913.
3sls6-J E. Ray, l3 Pennsylvania syenue-Alco.
lsr
sslse-J. L. Houk, liz Sixth street northeast
Maxwell, 1914.
ela-R. J. Housh, ia Peabody stpset-cheyro-
let, 1915
slss-Youns Ice Cream Company, Twelfth and v
streets-wIlcox 1915
slss-C. =. Gerard, al Kenyon street-sidecsr.
ssoo-Fred G. Butt. 10 street northwest-wIl-
cox 1913
ssDl-Edna Berlmsn. ses Park road-Apperson.
i3..
was-I. W. Bean. 81 street northwes,-Buics,
isn
Hsus-Georse H. Dawson. Jsrborrilie. Md.-Buick.
lsi.
sDs-Bamett Taxicsb COMPANY ne zeenth
street northwest-Cadillae. 1915
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Cireuit Division No. ..
Justice Stafford.

Earnshaw VS.. Dickinson death of
plaintiff suggested and executors sub
stituted as parties plaintiff; plaintiffs
attorney. c. w. Claggett.
Lyon, ct al, VS.. Lansburgh; fat on
sci ia vs. defendant for s1.52243: plain
tins attorneys, Brandenburg & Bran
denburg and L. L. Handy.
Warmbath VS.. Mclean; default VS..
defendant for $40; plaintiffs attor-
ney, L. J, Msther; defendants attor-
ney. w. J. Lambert.
B. F. Sturtevant Company VS.. Ar
thur Cowsill. ct al; L. Cabell william
son granted lehve to withdraw ap-
pearance as attorney for defendant.
Pistorio VS.. Washington Railway &
Electric Company; jury respited;
plaintiffs attorney, C. H. Merillat; de-
tendsnt's attorney. George P. Hoover.
Assignment for today:
402-weiss VS.. City and Suburban
Railway; attorneys, Baker, osterman
Hoover.
3so-wilson VS.. Boyd: attorneys,
Rhodes, Cromelin-Ottenberg
lsS-Barrett VS.. Conn; attorneys,
Hoover-West.
412-Hart VS.. Goodman; attorneys,
Birney-Plumley.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
United States Court Of Customs
Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber
De Vries and Martin.
The following decisions were handed
down yesterday:
No. 1862. The United States VS.. Sears,
Roebuck & Co. Opinion by Montgomery,
presiding judge. Metal triangles, used in
.orchestTas were assessed by the collector
at 30 per cent as musical instruments.
The importers protested that they were
properly dutiable at 20 per cent as manu-
tactures of metal. The board of general
appraisers sustained the protest Of the
Importers and the decision of the board
Is reversed
No. 1850 United States VS.. Britt,
Loeffler & Well. Opinion by Barber, as
sociate judge. Malt extract was assessed
by the collector at IS per cent as con-
densed malt extract. The importers pro-
IS cents per gallon as fluid malt extract,
The board of general appraisers sustained
the protest of the importers and the de-
cision of the board is affirmed.
No. 1863. H. Bayersdorfer & Co. VS..
United states. Opinion by Barber, asso-
ciate judge. Natural flowers dmmor-
telles) dried and dyed, and wreaths COM
posed of the same. were assessed by the
collector at 60 per cent as ornamental
mowers. Ihe importers protested that
they were properly dutiable at e per
cent as cut flowers. preserved or fresh,
either directly or by similitude. The
board of general appraisers overruled the
protest Of the importers and the decision
Of the board is reversed.
No. 1864. Hague & Co., Inc, VS.. United
states. Opinion by De Vries, associate
judge. Metal safety and hairpins LACQUER
coated were assessed by the collector at
20 per cent as pins composed wholly of
metal. The importers protested that they
were properly dutiable at Is per cent as
articles made of wire. The board of
general appraisers overruled the protest
of the importers. and the decision of the
board is affirmed.
No. 1859 United States VS.. Vandegrift
& Co. Opinion by Martin, associate
judge. Red ferrolite flooring tiles were
assessed by the collector at cents per
square foot as ''semivitrified" tiles. The
importers protested that they were not
"semivitrified," and were therefore du.
table at 1-2 cents per square foot. The
board OF general appraisers sustained the
protest Of the importers and the decision
of the board Is reversed.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Probate Division,
Justice Mccoy.

Estate OF Isabel McCalla Colds
borough; order to transfer stock; at
torneys, Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Of Mary E. Boarman; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Ella NJ. Clayton;
bond. 800; attorneys, c. A. Keigwin.
Estate Of Henry NJ Baker; order to
execute deed of trust; attorney. Peyton
Gordon.
In re Edith SIingland: order for al
lowance; attorneys. Barnard & Johnson.
Estate of Elizabeth Chase; order re-
ferring cause to auditor.
Estate of Matilda c. Stevenson; order
for sale OF personal property.
Estate OF Patrick F. Stanley; order
vacating previous order appointing ad-
ministrstor. and appointing J. Archibald
Moriarty; bond. $500; attorney. J. A.
Moriarty.
Estate of Lizzie Downie; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Walter Etter
bond, 5000; attorney, E S. Bailey.
Estate of Margaret A. Dodson: order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to James Petty;
bond, $500; attorneys, z. A, Newman
Estate of Sarah E. Moore; will dated
July Z. 1915 filed
Estate of William G. Davis: petition
for appointment of administrator filed;
attorney, Leon Shore.
Estate of Helen B. Chambers; petition
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Circuit Division, No. 1.
Justice Could.

Eaton VS.. District of Columbia; leave
granted to file amended declaration
forthwith; plaintiffs attorney, W. C.
Clephane.
Fitzpatrick VS.. Capital Traction
Company; bin Of exceptions signed and
ordered of record; plaintiffs attorneys,
Leckie, Cox & Kratz; defendants at
torney Frank J. Hogan.
Kennon VS.. Jalepes; Judgment by
default for $3.50; plaintiffs attorney,
Nelson Wilson. ..
Henderson VS.. Mann; verdict for de-
fendant; plaintiffs attorneys, Edmund
Hill, tr., and John Ridout; defendants
attorney, W. c. Sullivan.
Assignment for today:
5SS75-Henderson VS.. Lane: attor-
neys. Marshall, Loughran-wright
721-Burke VS.. District of Columbia;
attorneys, Milan & Smith, Burke
Syme
325-Brosnan VS.. Zell Motor Car
Company; attorneys, Neale & England
--Sheehy.
327-Butler VS.. Henderson,; attor-
neys. Baker, Leahy--Darlington
1273--Snowden VS.. Capital Traction
Company; attorneys, Guy. Garrett
Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
D. c. Court of Appeals.

Present: The chief justice, Mr.. J u.s.
tice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van orsdel.
Nos. 1851 and 1o62-Pstent appeals. Mac
william VS.. President suspendsr Com
pany; petition for certiorari granted.
No. 1o2T-Patent appeal. Janin VS.. Cur
tiss; reargument ordered for May s.
No. 2s57-Wedderburn VS.. Wedderburn:
motion to extend time for hling opposi-
ton to motion to strike out statement OF
evidence granted.
No. 29S0-shoemaker Vs. Carroll; motion
to extend time for filing briefs granted.
No. 2sos-Morrison vs. Lane; motion to
revoke order staying mandate denied.
No. 2sSS-Harding VS.. Westcott: on mo-
ton parties allowed to file briefs under
summer rules.
Nos. 2S76 and 2Sn-Twyman vs. Carter
and Carter VS.. Twyman; continued
No. 2s1s-Johnson VS.. McAdoo; motion
to advance submitted by Mr.. J. z. Las
key.
No 291-Blair vs. United States ex rel.
F. H. Stephens for appellant, continued
by Mr.. Paul Z. Lesh for appellee and
conclrded by Mr.. F. H. Stephens for ap-
pellant.
No. 2sos-Druckenmeller VS.. prudc ntial
Insurance Company: judgment affirmed
with costs; opinion by Chief Justice Shep-
ard.
HdtenI appeal. n }. yiS In re Josephine
H. F'ritts; decision OF commissioner of
patents affirmed; opinion by Mr.. Justice
Robb.
No .S5l-Washin Ston-Southcrn Railway
Company vs.. Smith: judgment reversed
with costs and cause remnnded for
further proceedings; opinion by Mr. Jus
tice Van Orsdel; dissenting opinion by
Mr.. Justice Robb
No. 2906-Thompson We. Franklin Ma
ional Bank; judgment affirmed with
costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice Van Ors-
del.
No. 1Oo7-Patent appeal Rowntres VS.
Sloan; decision of commissioner OF pat
ents reversed; opinion by. Mr.. Justice
Robb.
No. 2917-McLarren VS.. McLarren; de-
cree affirmed with costs; opinion by Mr..
Justice Van Orsdel.
No 91S-Dunnington VS.. Dunnington;
argument by Mr.. D. T. Wright for appel
liant, continued by Mr.. S. McConnis Haw-
ken for appellee and concluded by Mr..
D. T. Wright for appellant.
2919-Donovsn ct al vs. Mahoney; on
motion of Mr.. John Ridout, appellee, al
lowed to file supplemental brief.
2sl5-Addison VS.. Barnes ct al; argu-
ment commenced by Mr.. John Ridout
for appellant; continued by Mr.. w. E.
Richardson for appellees and concluded
by Mr.. W. w. Edwards for appellant,
Assignment for today:
2931-Soper ct al. VS.. Myers: attorneys,
Wheatley-Phelps, Richardson.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Criminal Division. No. I.
Justice siddons.

United States VS.. Raymond o. Klein
dienst; violation sections 145 and 14s
United States Criminal Code; motion TO
certify case to another court: attorneys,
d. T. wright and T. NJ Wampler.
United States VS.. William Boulder;
assault to kill. and with dangerous
weapon: verdict guilty of assault
with dangerous weapoH only;
remanded and referred to probation
officer: attorneys. Bertram Emerson
and G. H. McNiell.
United States VS.. Alphonse Thomas
housebreaking and larceny; verdict
guilty; remanded; attorney. J. P. Neal
United States VS.. Thomas Carter; rob-
berry; motion to dismiss overruled; at
torney. A. P. Connor.
Assignment for today:
United States vs. Thomas Carter.
United States VS.. Agee jackson.
United States VS.. William Wells.
United States VS.. Raymond Dorsey,
Richard Queen and Robert Black.
United States vs. Charles Williams.
United States VS.. George Brown.
United States VS.. Joseph E. Duffin-
United States VS.. Ella Dixon.
United States VS.. William Brown.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Anderson.

Meyers & ConsauI VS.. King; rule re-
turnable May 26; plaintiffs attorneys,
Meyers & Consaul
Forrest VS.. Forrest; order appointing
Fl. L. Davis and w. G. Gardiner trus-
tees; bond $4,000; plaintiffs attorney, ~.
9. Gardiner; defendants attorneys, H.
I. DaviE and ". B. Guy.
Anderson VS.. Sands; order authorizing
investment; plaintiffs attorneys. d. W.
Baker and F. J. Hogan; defendants at
torneys. Corcoran Thorn and w. C, Glen
hane
Assignment for today:
Sol-Conklin VS.. New York Life In
surance Company; attorneys. Johnson
Berry, Minor.
No. T-Cooper vs. Cooper: attorneys
Curtis. Drew-Williams, Offut
No. 313-Kendall VS.. Kendall; attorneys,
Yeatman-Mattingly, Haven, Hawken.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

27e-Tait VS.. District Of Columb I;
attorneys. Ridout-Syme, Williams.
10s-Espert VS.. franklin Insurance
iington.
110-Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance
Company; attorneys, Dayis-Dar-
lington.
111-Mealey. Administrative, VS.. Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad Company; at
torneys, Leckie. Cox a. Kratz--HamiI-
ton q Hamilton.
55s62-Bowen VS.. Csrman; attorneys,
Ralston, Richardson.
1s1-Magruder VS.. Hazel; attorneys.
Quinn-Sillers, Forrest.
2ss-walker VS.. Kaveney; attorneys,
Bradfeld, David-Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
U. S. Court of Claims.

Court of Claims of the United
States: Chief Justice Edward K.
Campbell Judge Fenton W. Booth,
Judge Samuel J. Barney and Judge
George 2. Downey.
General Jurisdiction; Judgment in:
Granville s. Bennett, Charles s. But
Ter, John NJ. Hancock. Gordon A.
Helmicks; James d. Kelley; petition
dismissed.
Indion depreciation; Nacario Ortiz.
Case reinstated; allowed.
Elpidio San Miguel, administrator;
Judgment for claimant
Congressional; ]. c. Hendricks, ad-
ministrstor. and Arthur E. Colgate. ad-
ministrator; see orders.
Findings of fact and conclusion in
John Gerteisen. Albert A. Haskett,
Herbert 8. Sleeper, admiPistrator: r.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

Sherman Lerch, George B. Loud. Albert
g. Peabody, Guy c. Pierce and Jemima
r. Clovenger.
Joseph Carmack VS.. The United
States; Mr.. Harry Peyton was heard
for plaintiff and Mr.. George T. Stor-
mont for defendants.
Congressional (10 cases)-submit-
ted by Mr.. c. d. Pennebaker for plain
tiffs and Mr.. P. G. Walker for defen-
'dants.
Cases postponed for Tuesday-In-
dian. 5s2s. 1919, 1881; law calendar.
4s. So, 26.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Criminal Division, No. Z.
Chief Justice CovtnEton.

In re estate of Zacharish T. Buckler;
hearing continued to May Is
In re estate OF William Walter; hearing
continued to May Is.
In re estate or Caroline L. Rixford;
hearing continued to May Is.
Assignment for roday:
157-In re Small Parks
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lawsuits.

5slO2-Thomas Somerville Co. VS.. Ma
thaniel Sloan; note ssS3.5O; plaintiffs at
torney. ]. D. Williams
Subsidiaries Leaman VS.. Ralph E.
Walker: note $3.50; plaintiffs attorneys,
J. S. Easby-Smith and r. B. Flehsrty.
59lO4-Jane NJ. Fabrizio, an infant. by
next friend, VS.. Joseph Merando; dam
ages 5000: plaintiffs attorneys, John c.
Foster and Turnage & Quinn.
59l0S-Louise Stevenson VS.. Dora z.
Harrison; damages 5000; plaintiffs at
torneys, L. NJ. King and Joseph P. Neal
59l06-The First National Bank Of Alex
andria, Va, VS.. Albert S. Maddox and
Patrick J. Drury; note 5000; plaintiff e
attorneys. c. w. Darr, J. /. Peyser and
Lawrence KoenigSberger.
5Sl07-Henry F. W. Meyer vs. Foss-
Hughes Co.; damages $1,000; pIaintiff' s
attorneys, w. J. Lambert and r. H.
Yeatman.
5SlOs-Edward J. Newcomb vs. Nathan
II. Metzger and National Savings and
Trust Co., executors under the will of
Millard Metzger. deceased; note SIS, 900;
plaintiffs attorneys, w. J. Lambert and
r. H. Yeatman.
5sl0e-Farley Carter VS.. the Peoples
Mutual Beneht Insurance Co. (appel-
lanD appeal; defendants attorney. W. ].
Lambert
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square Ii52. lots y and P-Arthur l. Castillo
20 Samuel T Dursett and Arthur c. Hcurhtsn. u
secure FInk NJ. del Castillo 8 10: years. per
cent.
Square 52l lot Z-Jaoob W Bouhoy and Mule
P. BOmboy TO Bruce Cleveland and Benjamin II.
GruveT. to secure Thrift Building Company so
monthly payments per cent.
Columbia Heights. lot =. block B-Csthsrins G.
Cullen 20 Jos~nh A. HAYDEN and Levin r Handy.
u secure Bernard A. Clark Ss5; monthly pay
ments rsr cent
Square I73S lot 2-Annie Loyd 70 John
MassH and Laner p. McLschlen. TO secure 5.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Raids Made In Atlantic CITY

Atlantic City. May IA purity cru
sade was launched by Prosecutor Charles
Moore last night over the heads OF the
director of public safety, William Bar
rett, and Of Chief Of Police woodruff.
Mr.. Moore with a squad Of officers con-
Quoted an unexpected raid among shady
resorts Several Of the proprietors were
arrested, and many cases Of champagne.
whiskey and beer were seized.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

for probate of will filed; attorney. G. A.
Maddox.
Estate of Helen L. Shaw; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney. ]. H.
Lchliter.
Estate OF Josiah Shaw; order for rule
to show cause.
In re Josephine Bender; petition for
appointment of guardian filed; attorney,
W. H. DeLAcy
Estate of Emeline G. English; will
dated August L 1915. filed.
Estate Of Henry W. Coffin: will dated
December T. 1855. July q, 1889, June 8,
1881 and August Is. 1882, filed.
Estate of Oliver L. White; will dated
December 2, 1919. filed
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

34Soo-Eva L. West VS.. Alzo L. West;
for limited divorce; plaintiffs attorney.
| z. l. Gies.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
District Division.
Chief Iusft<e Cox-tuUfaa

In re alley in square e6s2; hearing con-
cluded and case given TO jury.
In re alley In square 1893; hearing con-
oluded and case given to jury.
In re sewer in square east of 1884; order
of publication.
In re sewer in square 7ss; order of pub
lication.
In re Girard street; hearing continued
to May g.
In re Wisconsin avenue; jury discharged
and marshal directed to summon jury
for May 8.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02
Bankruptcy Division.
Equity suits

In re soper & Mcdonald; discharge
ordered.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

May we assist you with your advert5s-
ing problems? Phone Main s5o8-Dsn
Sayles.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Center EckngtOn-Thrift Building Company TO
Jacob w. and Mile P. Bomboy, lot . block %
so
1873 street southeast-Charlts schstcr ct al.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02

District Petition.
l276-In re condemnation Of land for
right of way through lot q, square east
of 1864, for outlet sewer; to condemn land ,
attorneys, c. H. Syme and James F.
Smith.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-02


Wis .forthe appellants,
No. s62-The United states ct al, ap-
pellants, vs.. Merchants-and Manufactur-
eFs' Trafic Association OF Sacramento ct
al. Motion to advance submitted by Mr..
Solicitor General Davis for the appel
lants.
No. sO-The Bronx National Bank, Pc
titiOner, VS.. Marcus Rosenthal,. trustee,
etc Petition for a wit of certioTart
TO the United States Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals for the Second circuit, submitted
nv Mr.. Charles d. Folsom and Mr.. John
Hall Jones for the petitioner, and by
Mr.. Eugene l.. Bondy for the respondent
No. sS0-Virginia Railway and Power
Company ct al, petitioners, VS.. Charles
Hall Davis. Petition for a writ of GER
tiorari TO the United States Circuit Court
Of Appeals for the Fourt circuit submit
ted BY Mr. Henry W. Anderson, Mr.. E.
Randolph Williams, Mr.. Eppa Hunton,
1r., Mr.. Charles Howland, and Mr.. Ar
thur II. Van Brunt for the petitioners.
and by Mr.. James Mann for the re-
spondent "
No. sS-George w Bowen, etc, petit
tioner. VS.. Dicks Press Guard Manufac-
turing Company ct al Petition for
writ OF esrtiorari to the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals for the Sec
oRd circuit submitted by Mr.. William @.
Henderson, in behalf OF Mr.. Charles F.
Fawsett for the petitioner. and by Mr..
Maxamilisn H. Fischer, one of the re-
spondents.
No. sST-The State OF Ohio ex rel, David
Davis. etc. plaintiff in error. VS.. Charles
q. Hildeorandt, Secretary of State
OF Ohio. ct al Motion to advance sub
mitted by Mr.. Sherman T. MCPHERSON
for he plsintin in error
No. IS. original-The state Of Missouri,
complainant. VS.. The Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad Company. Leave
Srantsd to fle briefs herein as amici