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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
Elks Flag DAY Service.

Impressive services at the armory
Wednesday night under the auspices
of Owosso Lodge No. 1853, B. p. o..
Elks, marked the observance OF Flag
Day in Owosso.
The full program, as arranged by
the lodge sometime ago and printed
in this paper, was carried out and
thoroughly enjoyed by several hun
dred residents of the city and county
who were seated either on the main
floor of the building or on both sides
OF the gallery.
Among the most impressive parts
of the observance was the ritualistic
work of the Elks order, which was
in charge of Exalted Ruler A. L..
Densmore and his staff of officers.
Throughout the service the fact that
the order Is founded on the princi-
pies of American liberty, justice and
equality, was brought home forcibly
to all present.
Rev. B. G.. Mattson, in speaking on
Keeping Faith With the Flag" de-
livered one of the most eloquent ad-
dresses ever heard in this city. He
Among the pleasing parts of the
program were the musical numbers
offered by the West Side Owosso City
band and quartet, composed of R.
N. Gibson, Leslie Parker, T. Frank
Coulter and d.. ]. o. Parker.
The Elks were escorted to the ar
mory by Co. H, Michigan National
Guard. The boys in uniform receiv-
ed an ovation from the crowd.
! A flag drill by the Boy Scouts was
a feature of the program. The audi
ence sung "Star Spangled Banner"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
lalngsburg.

Mrs Ssrsfield Corcorsn passed away
at her home in this village, Monday,
June IL. after several months illness.
She 81 years of age and one of Laings.
burg's best beloved women. She spent
most of her life on farm in Woodruff
township. moving with her family to
this village about seven years age.
She Is survived by her husband, six
daughters. Mrs T Burt of Lansing,
Mrs Elmer Hibbard and Mrs Edna Coo
of Bennington. Mrs Geraldine Jordan
of Morrice. Sister Geneross of the MAJ.
sreth Academy at Kalamazoo. and
Sister Visitation, a teacher in Detroit,
and one son Lee. at home. She was
devoted member of st. Isadores
Catholic church-Miss Nellie Haker
has resigned her position as operator at
the telephone Office and will soon leave
for Detroit to make her home-Mr
and Mrs n r Sheffield visited friends
at Owosso over Sunday, also attending
the County Rural Carriers Association
Saturday evening Euretta Nor
gan went to Harrison last week to spend
several weeks with her parents-Mr
and Mrs Ward Smith are parents of a
son born Friday. Also a,son was born
to Mr and Mrs Earl Smith. Saturday
Miss Emma Vogler of Lansing, was
the g 1est Of her sister, Mrs Merton Gal
ligan, over Suuday-Mr and Mrs VIM
Wandle of Lansing, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs VIM Elliott Mr. aud Mrs
E Z Bixby and family attended the
high school Bsccslaureate services at
Lansing, Sunday evening, their son
Glen, being one of the graduates. They
also attended the commencement exer-
cises Wednesday evening-Mr and
Mrs Claud Holder spent the week end
with the latter's parents at Millington
DIR @ B Wade is spending the week
in Detroit attending the National Medi-
cal convention.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
New lothrop.

The commencement exercises of the
New Lothrop schools will be held at
the M. p. church at New Lothrop, Fri
day evening, June 23d, at 7:45 o'clock.
Three girls and five boys will receive
their diplomas from William L. Thomp-
son.
Fred L. Keller, state superintendent
of public instruction, will deliver the
address of the evening. Mr.. Keller is
speaker of ability and New Lothrop
citizens are certain to hear a masterful
address.
The five graduates are: Lloyd j.
McGraw, class president; Ida c. Bur-
pee, vice PRESIDENT Bernice L. Cooper,
secretary; Ivan N. Sanborn, treasurer;
Mildred G. Smith, reporter.
The program for the evening is as
follows:
Music-Amidon Orchestra.
Invocation-Rev. Bishop.
Class History-Lloyd 8. McGraw.
Class Giftatory-Bernice L. Cooper.
Solo-Mary Fee.
Class Will-Lida c. Burpee.
Class Prophecy-Ivan A. Sanborn.
Solo-Eva Amidon.
Mildred G Smith.
Duet-Mrs. Vernon, Mrs. Zuidema.
Address-Supt. Fred l.. Keller.
Presentation of Diplomas-Wm. L.
Thompson.
Prayer-Rev. Quinby.
The class motto Is Tonight we
launch; where shall we anchor2' The
class colors are green and gold, and the
class flower is the pink carnatiop.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
Death of D. L. Henderson.

David L.. Henderson, aged seventy
two years, died Monday night at 10
o'clock at the home of Eugene Wat
son, 521 North Chapman, from par
alysis, with which he had suffered
four years. For the past seventeen
months he had been confined to the
bed
The funeral was held from Jen-
nings & Sons undertaking parlors
Wednesday afternoon at $500 o'clock
Burial will take place in the Hend-
erson cemetery.
Mr.. Henderson was born in Ohio
December 20, 1914, and came to
Michigan in 1866 and since that time
had resided in this county. He was a
veteran of the civil war, and a men,
Der of Owosso lodge No. 81, f. & A.
NJ
Mr.. Henderson was an extensive
stock buyer and was we'll known
throughout the county Two sisters.
Mrs. A. ]. Mallahan of Chicago, Ill.
and Mrs. Thos. Hansen of Durand !.
tand'a brother, Sc Bssof owosso. sur
. vive.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
Juniors Banquet Seniors.

The class of 1917 were hosts to the
class OF 1915, Owosso high school. at
the annual banquet ct the new srmory,
Friday evening. One hundred thirty
five were In attendance, including the
faculty, the school board, seniors and
juniors. The armory as trimmed by
the class of 1917, furnished probably
the most beautiful banquet rooms ever
seen in this city. In the reception
rooms on the second floor guests were
greeted by the class officers. Carl Giffei,
president; Miss Ethel Stoner. vlce pres
ident; Clara Ksltrider, secretary; Ray
mond Kaulitz, treasurer, and Miss Ga
Friegel and Joe Robbins. The banquet
served by the ladies of the First Bap-
fist church was spread in the gymns-
stun which was trimmed in lavendar
and white, and was in reality fairy
land. Girls of the sophomore class as
sisted the Baptist ladies in serving.
Mrs. Sackrider and Mrs. Kohler fur
uished music during the banquet.
Miss Caroline Barber of the faculty
acted as toastmistress, and as in every
thing she has been called upon to assist
with. made the program an unqualified
success. The printed program was
journalistic in its titles and form and
was known as the 20. II. s. Times ;"
The toasts were also of newspaper de-
partment titles and were exceedingly
able and we'll delivered. The complete
program was as follows:
Editorial-Mr Voelker. 1.-THE hand
that follows intellect can achieve"
Heard on the Streets-Lillian Con-
verse. 1.-THE Sweeter Sound of Wo-
mems Praise"
o. II. 8. Ten Years Ago-Mr. White
head Remembrance Wakes With all
Her Busy Train"
Sporting section-Carl Giffei. "Di-
verse Men Have Diverse Recreation and
Exercises.
The Westher-Miss Clearv. 81 am
Sure Care is an Enemy to Life"
Ads-Lost - Edward Foess. But
Over all Things Brooding Slept. The
Quiet Sense of Something Lost"
Society - Adelaide T h ompso
Friendship Mysterious Cement of
the Soul, Sweet'ner of Life and Solder
of Society"
Too Late to Classify-Mr. Longmsn.
Bosom up my Counsel, You'll Find it
Wholesome"
The committees which were in charge
and which brought the banquet to such
q successful conclusion, were: Com
mittee on arrangements, Forrest Crsmp-
ton, Raymond Kaulitz, Maxine Stevens
and Clara Ksltrider; decoration com.
mittee, Norman McTaggart, chairman,
Dale Swartzmiller, Arthur Pierpont,
Don Stratton, William Oliver and
Misses Ga Friegel, Hazel Haley, Helen
Cudney and Cecil Murphy; committee
on menu, Miss Gladys Reineke, Marie
Heyer, Josephine McGuiness, Annie
Lawrence, Joe Robbins and Percy Low
cry; music committee, Miss Gladys
Reineke and Robert Marshall.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
Galilean Class Banquet.

A pleasant event under the auspices
of the Mems Gslilean class of the First
M. E. church was held Monday even.
ing in the church parlors in the sorm of
banquet served by the Ladies' Aid
society, assisted by six young men from
the Square Deal class The tables were
prettily conferred with flowers and the
menu was especially tempting.
Rev. G. E. Doty, pastor of the Metho-
dist church of Corunns, pronounced the
invocation and following the banquet a
vocal solo was rendered by Miss Flor
ence E. Wilcox. John Hughes. presi-
dent of the class, then made a few re.
marks and presided as POSTMASTER
during the evening. The audience rose
and sang one verse of "Blest be the
Ties that Binds"
w. }. Blooi. lay delegate from the
Flint district of the Detroit conference
to the general conference. then spoke
one hour and fifteen minutes and gave
a very comprehensive account of the
conference held at the city of Saratoga.
N. Y, at which there were $40 dele.
gates.
Rev. Hartley J. Cansfield gave short
talk, and owing to the lateness of the
hour several numbers on the program
were omitted. A rising vote of thanks
to Mr.. Blood was taken and the guests
were then dismissed by Rev. T. b
MCGEE, pastor of the Corunna Avenue
M. E. church.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16

A message was received by friends
in this city Monday announcing the
death Of Mrs. j. E. Somers, age
forty-three years, formerly of this
city and well and favorably known
among a wide circle of friends here
Mrs. Somers died Sunday at her home
in Ridgeway, where the funeral and
burial was held on Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
Mrs. Somers was the wife of Rev.
]. e. Somers, former pastor of the
As5ury church here. They moved
from this city five years ago. Besides
a husband, Mrs. Somers is survived
by four children, Judson, Helen
Irene and Pauline Somers.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16

The Rebekah lodge held its regular
meeting Tuesday evening. Election OF
officers resulted as follows: Noble
Grand, Mrs. Ivah Grueber; vice grand,
Mrs. Kate Locke; rec secretary, Hattie
Dean; treasurer, leila Ward; represen-
tative to grand lodge, Mrs Hattie Dean;
alternate, Mrs. Ethel Cobb; district
deputy, Mrs. Jennie Halstead. A nice
luncheon was served at the conclusion
of the lodge work. Three candidates
were initiated.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
Perry.

Perry, June 10.-The Perry high
school will hold its commencement
in the Perry opera house. Thursday
evening, June 22d. The program is as
follows:
Overture-High school orchestra.
Invocation-Rev. J.,D. Young.
Solo-Mrs. P. a. Shoemaker.
Address by DR.. Price of Lansing.
Duet-Mrs. Orlandot Grueber and
Mrs. Fred Locke.
Presentation of Diplomas--C. G. Aus
tin.
Overture-High school orchestra.
Benediction-Rev. g. p. Eddy.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16

During a meeting of athletes of
the Owosso high school Carl Giffei
was made captain of the 1917 base
ball team, Robert Marshall was nam
ed captain of the boys basketball
team, and Vivian Hopson was chos-
en- leader of the girls basketball team
fo- next year.
During the senior chapel Tuesday
morning Miss Frances Nichols sang
Somewhere Voice is Calling" Ed
ward Foess. president of the senior
class, presented the athletic associa-
tion with twelve new baseball suits
and the high school room with new
principals desk. Mr.. McBain answ-
cred in behalf of the athletic associa.
ton and Mr.. Voelker in behalf of tht
school board. :. A piano solo by Clara
Kaltrider closed the program, after
ten high school girls had received
diplomas for good penmanship.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
Howard Barnes Of Bancroft, went t,

Howard Barnes Of Bancroft, went to
Chesaning, Friday, and got drunk.
Returning home he found the door to
his grandfather's house locked, so he
broke in the glass and raised a disturb
ance, terrorizing the neighborhood
with two reyolvers. Sheriff Griffin
and Deputy Houghton was summoned
and the young man arrested. He was
weak from the loss OF blood caused by
cut on his hand on the glass.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
Death of Ethan p. Doane.

Following an illness with heart
disease for the past several months,
Ethan p. Doane, aged seventy-fve
years, died Monday night at IL
o'clock, at his home 1872 Corunna
avenue.
Mr.. Doane, who was a highly re-
spected pioneer resident of this coun-
ty, was born in the state of New York
but had made his home here prac-
tically all his life. He removed to
this city six years ago, when he re-
tired from farm life. Prior to this,
his home had been in Caledonia
township.
A widow and six children survive:
Mrs. Samuel Galloway, Of Caledonia;
Mrs. G. NJ. Cudney of Owosso; Mrs.
Zene Bohrer, of Greenville; Albert,
of Hardin, Mont; Fred of Corunna,
and Charles Doane of Caledonia.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
In Honor of Our Flag.

At meeting of the w. r. G. on
Wednesday afternoon, an interesting
and impressive Flag Day service was
given, consisting of readings, recita-
tons and music.
A number of comrades were pres
ent and they gave little of their
experience when defending the flag
during the Civil war.
In the evening through the invita-
ton and courtesy of the B. p. o. Elks
for which they have our thanks, the
Post and Corps were given seats of
honor in the armory to, witness their
impressive flag service and to hear
the grand address of Rev. b. G. Matt
son. The music by the band and
chorus and the fine drill of the Seee-
miller Scouts were an inspiration to
the large audience. Contributed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-10
District Courts

Suit to condemn property in Mount
Pleasant in accordance with building
restriction powers given the District
Commissioners was filed in District
Supreme Court yesterday by Corpora
ton Counsel Conrad H. Syme and his
assistant, J. +. Smith. The District
would condemn the frontage of prop
erty on the north side of Park road
between Seventeenth and Mount Pleas
ant streets, and the east side of Mount
Pleasant street between Park road
and Newton street.
Justice Mccoy, in the District Su-
preme Court. yesterday granted Callie
L. Dorsey an absolute divorce from
Bernard F. Dorsey. The decree
awards the plaintiff alimony. costs
and attorneys fees. The suit was
filed July 20, 1915.
Suit for $4,000 damages was filed
in District Supreme Court yesterday
against David w. Clark by Lucinda
s. Mitchell, Administrative of the es-
tate of Isaiah Mitchell, The plaintiff
alleges Mitchell was killed by an au-
tomobile driven by Clark on October
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-10
Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice stafford.

Raglan & Taylor VS.. Kemp. and Lepley
VS.. Kemp; A. d. Smith granted leave to
withdraw appearance as attorney for de-
PENDANT.
Kaufman. administrator. vs. Capital
Traction Co.; bill of exceptions submitted
plaintiffs attorneys. w. j. Lambert and
r. H. Yeatman; defendants attorneys,
G. Thomas Dunlop and Ralston & Rich
ardson.
Locke. administrators, VS.. Capital Trac-
ton Co; bill of exceptions submitted
plaintiffs attorneys, W. ]. Lambert and
r. H. Yeatman; defendants attorneys. G.
Thomas Dunlop and Ralston & Richard
son.
Crawford VS.. Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
Co; continued for the term; plaintiff s
attorneys, Neale & England; defendant s
attorneys, Hamilton & Hamilton.
Latimer VS.. Harnden; bankruptcy of
defendant suggested; trustee in bank
ruptcy substituted as party defendant;
plaintiffs attorney, ]. B. Carter; de-
PENDANTS attorney, A D. Smith.
Everhart VS.. District of Columbia; con-
tinued for the term; plaintiffs attorneys,
Tucker Kenyon & mcfarland and E. S.
Bailey; defendants attorney, c. H. Syme.
B. F. Sturtevant Co. VS.. Cowsill ct al.
verdict for plaintiff for $3.50; PLAINTIFF s
attorneys, Brandenburg Brandenburg;
defendants attorneys. David Wiener, r,
NJ. Hudson and Louis Greenberg.
Pierce VS.. Commercial Fire Insurance
Co., and First National Fire Insurance
Co: verdict for defendants; plaintiff S
attorney, Walter c. Clephane; defendant S
attorneys, Douglas Rufin & Obear
Bates Warren, J. S. Easy-Smith and Jas.
B. Archer.
Assignment today:
279-Tait vs.. District OF Columbia: at
torneys, Ridout-Syme.
1C9-Espert vs.. Franklin Insurance Com,
pany: attorneys, Davis-DarlinKtOn.
1l0-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance Com
pany; attorneys, Davis-Darlington.
ca9-Masters VS.. Allen; attorneys Lam
bert. Yeatman-Carusi.
"97-United States Savings Bank vs.
United States Trust Company; attorneys
Syme-Ellis & Donaldson.
5S53s-Landreau vs.. Hege; attorneys,
Mcnamara, Baker-Ridout
SD5-Kahl-Holt Co. vs. Gill & Sons 81
al; attorneys. Berry * Minor-Douglas
Ruf1n & Obear.
359-Rusk vs.. Washington Utilities
Company: attorneys, Moncure-Barbour,
Mackan, Boteler.
575-Tingley VS.. Chesapeake Beach
Railway Company: attorneys, Mather
DoWney-McKenney. Flannery, Hitz.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-10
Probate Division,
Justice NIcCOy.

In re Hattie f. Russell; petition for
appointment Of guardian filed; at
torneys. NJ. n. Richardson c. H.
Shreve.
Estate of Euphemla II. Macleod
petition for appointment of administra-
tor filed; attorney. c. R. Dean.
Estate of Johanna Coughlin; answer
to petition for probate of will filed
Estate of Nellie Walther; order ap.
pointing Alice S. WaIther guardian
bond. $500; attorneys. Hawken & HavelI
Estate of Sarah f. Moore; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney, w. c.
BalderstOn.
In re Margaret Motter; petition for ap-
pointment of guardian filed; attorney, J.
P. Schick.
Estate of Olive H. Cunning; petition
for probate of will filed; attorney
Lemuel Fugitt.
Estate of Jacob B. Walker: order re-
curing administrator to show cause why
he should not be adjudged in contempt
Estate of Martha f. Coffin; order re-
Quiring administrator to show cause why
ne should not be adjudged in contempt.
Estate of William C. Davis; order ap-
pointing Hannah S. Davis administratrix;
bond. S2,4OO; attorney Leon Shore.
Estate of Mary L. Miller; order ad-
hitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Ellen F. Wanna,
maker; bond, $500; attorney, H
Lichliter.
Estate Of John Burk; order for sale OF
real estate; attorney, George Francis
Williams.
In re Thomas Sweeney. jr, order ap-
pointing Katherine Sweeney guardian
bond, 800; attorney, w. J. Lambert.
Estate of August Niebel; order for
partial distribution; bond, 500 each; at
torney, Louis Gutenberg.
Estate of Mary C. Frey; order for sale
of bonds; attorney. L. P. Loving.
In re Clifton Woodson ct al; petition
for appointment of guardian filed; at.
torney, w. H Lewis, jr.
Estate Of William ]. Dillon; will dated
November II, 1913, and petition for pro,
bate filed; attorney, c. F. Chisholm.
In re Dennis X. Culloty; petition for
appointment OF guardian filed; attorney
w. ]. Lambert
Estate of Della Sheehy; petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed; at
torney. F. s Sheehy.
Estate OF Annie A Craley; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, L. C.
williamson.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-10
Equity Division, No. :,
Justice Mccoy.

BoIden vs.. BoIden; order for counsel fee;
plaintiffs attorney, L. NJ. King; defend
ants attorney, E. G. Hubert.
United States of America vs.. Littlefield,
AIvord and Company; order granting
leave 10 hle amendments to answer
plaintiffs attorney, II. H. Classic; de
PENDANTS attorneys. ?. :. Bright. Leon
Tobr,ner and Hoehling, Peelle & Ogilby
Dorsey vs. Dorsey; absolute divorce
granted and order for costs, permanent
alimony and attorney fee; plaintiffs at
torney. Irving Williamson, defendant
attorney, B. L. Gaskins.
Brooks vs.. Manor Real Estate Trust
Company, order making Eleanor a. Dean
party defendant; plaintiffs attorneys
In re Iunacy of Emma G. Manning; or.
der appointing Susan NJ Sumner. commit
tee, bond 500
Smith vs. Smith; rule as to aHmony
pendente lite returnable May 19: plaintiff S
attorneys, c. o. Shaw and r. H. Nc
Neil.
Waugh vs.. McMuueu. rule as to con-
tempt returnable May =; plaintiffs at
tOrney, ". L. Townsend
Maxwell VS.. Hammond; rule as to ap-
pointment of receiver returnable two days
after service; plaintiffs attorneys, F. S
Smith and W. L. Townsend.
United States of America vs.. American
49, svaT-i,o- a,d Tir,itirg +ir,o - tsLo
to.+t-,oI,-. ,I,i.tfaf.g stt3-re,, II II
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RTtIa, vs. National ssviDps and Trust
r-o-,1.,, ,--,,ed or,d s,br,i+teJ. n1aID.
+yrr-g s++o-reI7 n " PerLins. defe,d-
$50 sttor1e,-s 0srIiD-+oD and w
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
LaWreros ". Burke. IS Blanche McCarthy. ,
Rev. z. II Sven
Nercns Z. Brant. % Beuah R. Lang, p. both Of
Richmond. Rev. II =. Dewns
Jess Buchanan. 2 Elizabeth S. Coulsy, Is. both
of Wiismsport. Md. Rev. j. b. Clark.
Gilbert D. Dunbar IS; Katherine L. Hal. .
both Of Norfolk, Va Rev. j. II. Taylor.
Herman Gsst. .; Lottie Blum ls, Philadelphia
Judge Milton Strasburger.
Ray B Comptcu. e. Portland. Ore Mary Louis
Houser - Rev. T. {. Clark.
Arthur Martin, IS; Georgia Hunt, "a Rev. Z. l.
H1tL
Lewis l.. Cannon q; Ethel NJ Branhsn. . both
Of Charlottesville We. Rev. H. 7. Stevenson
I.~ris b. McCsrroll So Bridgeport. Conn
Blanche Z. Dours, % Rev. /. VI. Chamber.
COLORED
George A. Jerfer Il; Gertrude NJ. Grant, u
Rev. w II Jeruagiu
Wallace Warren. 2; Catherine Pcnniu. Is. Rev
W. Westray.
OsczT James. 2. RosslTn. Va: Mary Harms. %
West Falls Church. Va. Rev. W. A. Carter
John Thomas, 2 Eva Robinson, u. Rev h. l.
Snyder.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-10
Circuit Division, No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Richardson vs.. Metropolitan Coach Co.
Judgment Of condemnation of credits at
tached; plaintiffs attorneys, Shore &
Purcell and J. J. McInerney
Snowden vs.. Capital Traction Co.. and
Duvall VS.. same; leave granted plaintiff
to withdraw declaration filed in case
1858: order consolidating causes for trial
jury respitcd: plaintiffs attorneys, c. D
Garrett and W. 3. Guy; defendants at
torney. E. A. Swingle.
knight vs.. Norfolk and Western Rail-
way Co. ct all order to place cause on
assignment for October 4; for trial; plain
tits attorneys, Douglas, Ruffin & Obear;
defendants attorneys, Hamilton & Hamil-
ton and Maddox & Galley.
Assignment today:
4OS-Nathan VS.. Parker ct al; attorneys,
Wolf. Newmyer-Ridout.
42HFinks vs.. Provident Relief Associa-
ton; attorneys, Gardiner, Hamby-NeaIe
England, Bramhall
A2-Latimer VS.. Harnden: ATTORNEYS,
Carter-Smith
as 1-2-DougIass VS.. Walker; attorneys,
Gaskins, Porter-Martin
45O-Chavlet vs.. Huston: ATTORNEYS, Her
rick, Leckie, Cox. Kratz, Sherier-Shinn
& Owen.
45l-Finney vs.. District Of Columbia:
attorneys, MarshalI-Syme
42-Finney vs.. District Of Columbia; at
torneys, Marshall-Syme.
S+-Grove VS.. Milstead; attorneys,
Msther. Downey-Montague, David.
56-Luckey VS.. National Savings and
Trust Co.; attorneys, Stewart-wflliams.
ES-Walker VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Co.; attorneys, MeriIlat-
Hoover.
SCHILLER VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Co.; attorneys, Wilson, Huide-
koper & Lesh-Hoover.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-05-10
COURT PROCEEDINGS
United States Court Of Claims.
TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1916.

Present: Chief Justice Edward h.
Campbell, Judge Fenton w. Booth, Judge
Samuel S. Barney, Judge George T. Dow
ney.
Estates Of r. Fl. Love and ]. T. Gaines
VS.. United States. Messrs. W. c. Shelley
and Harry Peyton were heard for plain
tin, and Mr.. George NJ. Anderson for de-
PENDANT Argument continued.
American Bank Note Company vs.. Uni
ted States Mr.. Barry Mohun was heard
for plaintiff, and Mr.. Seth Shepard, jr.,
for defendants.
The following cases were dismissed
II. c. Cunningham. w. J. Bonner, ]. w.
Holmes, NJ Keppler, J. J. Ynchausu.
Cases posted for Wednesday,
Love and Gaines cases ION triaD; De-
partmental No. 70 and q similar cases.