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The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
LEGAL REAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Aiy-HelenA C. Bihlman to Harry Ward
man and Thomas Bones. lot 49, square 1873. SO.
1875 street southeast George r. Shepherd e'
uz-to Ada Cave, lot A. square lo2 &c.
1875 Fifth street northwest-Robert IL Smith &c
Eadridge Z. Jordan. part original lot 10. square
80, SO. ,
1874 Calvert street northwest-Hsnry F. Wood
ward. trustee. to Harry Williams lot 50. block 5
IS 20.
Long Meadows-Ernest L. Schmidt and Georys
NJ. Emmerich. trustses TO Albert A. and Lydia
A. Strauss, lot Fl, block q, S. 80
Center EckngtOn-Thrn Building Company %
Carrie Maddox, lot 30. block 20 SO.
go Westminster street northwest-Frznces /
Clarke ct Jir. William A to Frances L. Hunter.
Indolence-Francis A. and William A. Biundor
TO William H. spignul and Henry F. Moonsy 10;
s.. square H0S SO.
HAddocis Hills and Inclosure-John D. Garmsr
ct al. to George c. Cole undivided IS interest In
part lots and ? to s. so.
Center Eckington-WiIHam B. Freeman ct ux II
jacob s. GruTer. lot 50, block l6. So
Addition Brookland-Rigel o. Belt to Eugene Il
McLachlen, lot 6, block q, SO
Addition Brookland-Milton D. Campbell ct VI
to Eugene H McLachlsn, lot g. block IS, So
SO Sixth street southwest-sissrs Of the Visitation
at Georgetown to Margaret A. Hutchinson LOT
81, square 49, SO. Margaret A. Hutchinson con
veys same property TO Arthur o. Atwen so.
So. 5lI and as Newton place northwest-Gert1udI
s. Ruggles ct vir. willis R. to George s. Rses
lots S. 80 and 60. square 0S. So
beunlng he1gnLS-h. bIhuley Dhfl0SOnt turNlVlux
trustee. to Duthsr Il. McMirlen. lot lg, square
5Os4 $500
Cliffboums-Alics J. Pagan to Raymond r
Crist, lot 90, block J. SO
Mount Pleasants-Benjamin n. johnson ct III. tc
Lula z. Harry. lot 34. square 1887. SO
Princeton Hsghts-HArold N Humphrey ct uI
to Benjamin P. Fshburne. lot 80, square o2- $40
Fl street between Second and Third streets north.
east-Grant Greenfield ct to James F. Craven,
part lot g. square 752, 80
Argyle, Cowl & LOrn, William z Edmonstor
and William W. MAthewson, trustees. to Arthur
Is, Heaton. part 1t !. S.T2
lE2 street n0rthwest-Ada L. Martin 10 PathcA
F. Neligan, 10. 2, square 2o4. $40.
Washington Heghts-Lester A. Barr ct VI. Il
John l.. Barr. lot H. block 4, 80.
l. street between Ninth and Tenth streets north
west-Mare NJ Brsntley ct viz. Alexander G. u
Frederick Fteund, parts original lots g. and T.
square SO so
a O street northeaSt-Jane Z Collins ct al. &c
United States Of America. part original lot g. squArs
6si Ssos.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
$4,000 VETERANS READY.
Many Camps of Spanish War Cam
paisners offer Services in Mexico.

At meeting OF Gen. H. w. LAuton
Camp. United Spanish War Veterans last
night. In the Perpetual Building, Eleventh
and e street northwest. Representative
L. c. Dyer commander-in-chief Of the
association announced that since the sit
uation with Mexico had become 50 acute,
he ives constantly in receipt Of kilograms
from camps of veterans throughout the
United States offering their. services II
such were needed.
When asked how many men could be re-
cruited from the veterans, Mr.. Dyer said
that was doubtful. but he did not thInk
that more than 5000 could be counted on.
Other speakers were Commander ]. o,
A. Braden. Of the District department;
Col. A p. McRane. Rev. George Buck
Ter. and Sheridan Farce, department in
spector.
Among those present were Commander
in-chief Dyer and stanf, Capt J. Logon
King. Capt r. L Lamb, E. n. Law
ton. T. A Green. H. Enslin, Edward
Keegin. and b. c. Farrar.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Supreme Court of the United States

Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
McKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes, MI Jus
tice Hughes, Mr.. Justice Van Devanter'
Mr. Justice Pitney and Mr.. Justice NC
Reynolds.
York City; HartweH c. McCarteney' OF
New York City; James T. Chinook, OF
salem Greg, and J. r. Davis, OF san
Antonio. Tex, were admitted to prac-
tice. ,, o,5
insurance Company, plaintiff IN error
vs. Realty Trust Company ct al IN
800 10 the supreme Court OF the State
~ Georgia. Dismissed with costs. on
motion Of counsel for the plaintiff In
No 800. New York Life Insurance
Company, petitioner. VS.. Fife J; Goulu
Dunievy Argument continued by MT.
James H. Mcintosh for the petltloher
nv Mr. Nat. SchmulOwitz for the re-
spondent. and concluded by Mr.. James
H Mcintosh for the petitioner.
No 2g1 Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tional Bank, of Philadelphia VS.. Ridge
Avenue Bank ct al Argued by MT D.
frank Staley for Farmers and MeChah
les National Bank of Philadelphia. anu
nv Mr.. Frank R. Savidge for fluse
Avenue Bank ct al. ,,o-
hama railway Company, plaintiff IN err
ror, VS.. BIish Milling Company: Argued
bv MT. T S. Halves for the platnti ii,,l IN
error. and submitted by Mr.. \. L. Miller
for the defendant in error. ,.,-
No 293. Carl Z. Ackerlind, auH aS
traitor OF Erik G. Lind, deceased az
TsIIan+ VS. the United States. Argued
Nv Mr., George A. King for the appellant;
and bv MT Assistant Attorney General
rTbor,DsO0 for the appellee.
No. 29i. F. P. Seekatz, platnth IN er-
ror vs.. the Medina Valley lrrlgatlon
COMPANY ct al Argument commences 81
Nv Mr.. O. l. Bass for the plalhlll III
error. .,.,.ol,
The dav call for Thursday. March i6'
will he as follows: Nos 29i, go, lOS' 0VV'
sO1, SO2. 2S1, sos, 800 and SO.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Circuit Division. No. 1.
nGmfUsA En.Na


Hetdelberger & Co. VS.. De Alley; Judg-
ment by default for PLAINTIFF for sf741S:
plaintiffs attorney, H. w wheatIey.
Faris VS.. National Stone and Brick Co,
ct al; judgment by default for plaintiff
against defendant, Benjamin S. Favor
lite. for 1880 plaintiffs attorney, Nelson
Wilson.
Blakesley vs. Hill; cause stricken of
calendar under rule So; attorney, H. W.
wheatley
Ashford ct al VS.. Columbia Granite and
Dredging Corporation: and Grant VS.
same; continued for the term; PLAINTIFFS
attorneys. D. W. Baker and H. A. Grant
defendants attorney, James II. HAYDEN,
Hemier vs. Potomac Electric Power
Co. ct al; jury respited; PLAINTIFFS at
torney, W. G. Gardiner and L. L. Ham
by; defendants attorneys, Berry & Minor
John 8. Barbour and R L Williams.
Dawson vs.. Richards, assessor; rule re-
turnsble March a; plaintiffs attorneys.
w. ]. Lambert and R H. Yeatnan.
Assignment today:
H-Hin VS.. Ebersole; attorneys, Davis.
Klmball-Lambert, Given.
193-Huston VS.. Washington Raffwav
and Electric Company; attorneys,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1Ss-King VS.. Rhodes; attorneys, Bald
erston-Johnson, Cromelin, Rhodes
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
TALKS ON EXPOSITION
In HEBREW BENEFIT
Joseph Abel Gives StereopGcon Lee
ture to Aid Jewish War Suf-
ferers in Europe.

An illustrated lecture on the Panama
Pacihc Exposition was given by Joseph
Abel last night to a large audience in
the Temple of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation In Eighth street, between
II and l streets, the proceeds from
which will be devoted TO the Jewish
war sufferers in Europe.
Mr.. Abel is connected with the Bureau
Of Animal Industry Of the Department Of
Agriculture, and was stationed In San
Francisco during the entire period of
the exposition. The stereopticon pictures
are in natural colors, the coloring hav-
ing been done by Mrs. Abel
Some Of the most beautiful views shown
last night were those about the Fine Arts
Palace, showing the rotunda- lagoon and
the bronze and marble statuary
Mr. Abel's description Of his pictures
was very interesting.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE
John R. and Julia Walsh, boy.
Patrick and Nora ToOmey, boy.
Justus Fl. and Rita sturteTant, girl.
George o. and Bessie NJ. Olsen. boy.
Eugene and Helen Minoux, Boy.
Charles A. and Elizabeth Lawson. boy.
Walter r. and Caman Kennedy girl.
Frederick J. and Ella B. Koch. boy.
Raymond J. and Mary F. Grace. boy.
William R. and Hattie Il. Graham, girl
Edwin and F1ossie Fisher, boy.
Samuel F. and Katharine W. Edwards, bog.
August P. and Elizabeth DOR, boy.
Onofrio and Josephine Carolla, boy.
Charles r. and Minnie Burrows, bog.
COLORED.
Henry G. and NADIA Wells, girl
John and Addie Tracy, boy.
Charles L. and Eliza Smith. girl.
Richard and Maud Scott, girl.
William and Mary Rich, boy.
William and lima Jones' bog.
Oliver and Lizzie Henson, girl
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
HOME CLUB MARKSMEN
HOLD NOVEL SOCIAL
Members Buy Lunches at Auction and
Eat Them with Women Who
Prepare Rations.

Members OF the target association Of
the Home Club were given their even
ing rations'' in a novel manner at a So
cial held at the club building last night.
Following the entertainment, a stack OF
picnic lunches, prepared by the women
members of the association and each
containing the name OF the fair one who
ton hammer.
The bidding was keen for several min
utes, and when all the packages had
been sold the buyers ate their rations
with the women whose lunches they
had bought Next Tuesday night the
Home Club Guards will be permanently
organized.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
District Courts

Rose N. Bryan yesterday brought suit
Tor divorce In District Supreme Court
against Charles G. Bryan, alleging he
deserted her in November, 1910 She
asks permanent alimony and the restora-
ton of her maiden name. Attorney D.
Edward Clarke represents the wife.
That her husband refuses to allow her
sum sufficient for her and their chiId's
maintenance Is asserted in petition for a
limited divorce filed yesterday by At
torney Alvin L. Newmyer for Mrs. Mary
T. Berger against Bernard l. Berger
She seeks permanent alimony and the
maintenance of their 4-year-old child.
Berger is employed at the Bureau of
Printing and Engraving and receives ap-
proximately 500 a month. according to
the wife.
petition to administer the estate of
Enoch N. Burgess was filed yesterday in
Probate Court by Attorneys George F.
Havell and S. McComas Hawken. The
property OF the decedent at 1871 street
southeast is left to his widow, Mrs
Lillian L Burgess, with the provision
that 1t be sold after her death and the
resulting sum divided between his six
children-Edgar York. Robert Fred, and
Earnest w. Burgess, and Mesdames
Minnie Eugenia Flynn. Florence Lee
Weekerley, and Harriet Jennings The
property Is worth $500.
John White. who died on February IL
| without leaving a win, left an estate of
u4,S7423. according to the petition of
| Howard W. White to be named ad-
ministrator, which was filed yesterday
In Probate Court by Attorney L C. Will
hanson.
Petition for letters testamentary to
handle the estate OF Elizabeth Darling
ton Elliott, who died February 4, were
filed yesterday by Attorney James A.
Bailey. who was named her executor.
Preferred stock in the local traction COM
panies, notes. and cash are valued at
$50 02S, says his statement. She is said to
have left debts approximating $4,000.
| Clarence Worren yesterday agreed to
return to King George County, Va, and
answer to the indictment charging him
with assault upon Mrs. Benjamin Newton.
: wife of his employer. at her home in
Comorn, Va. five weeks ago. Sheriff
! Purks took him there after securing the
signature of Chief Justice Covington, OF
the District Supreme Court, to papers
surrendering Worrell.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Weeks Supporter Chosen.

The managers of the campaign of SEN
ator John W. Weeks. of Massachusetts,,
for the nomination for the Presidency.
yesterday expressed their qualification
over the election OF George H. Moses, of
Concord. N. H, former minister to the
Balkan States, as a delegate-at-large to
the Chicago convention in the New
Hampshire direct primaries, Mr.. Moses
had openly announced his intention to
support Senator Weeks at Chicago.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
THREE NEGROES TRY
TO ROB STOREKEEPER
Sons Appearance on Scene Frightens
Away Assailants of Aged Owner
of Establishment.

Three negroes attempted to rob Jacob
Kessler in his store at 2343 Seventeenth
street northwest, last night They were
frightened away by Kessler's son.
The oolered men entered the store about
7 o'clock and asked for a package of
cigarettes. As the proprietor put the
hve-cent piece in his pocket. one Of the
negroes demanded to know what else
Kessler had in his coat.
The colored man attempted to jerk
Kessler's hand from his pocket and the
two other negroes started toward the
aged storekeeper just az Kessler's son
entered the shop through a back door
The negroes fed:
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
New York Hotel Arrivals.
al . ID. vE..htnrten Hc.M.

Special 70 The Washington Hczh
New York, March 15.-The following
Washingtonians are registered at New
York hotels:
C. T. Brainard, Marie Antionette: E.
Heller. Endicott; MISS NJ c. Trusler,
Bristol; w. E. Hutton, Aberdeen; J. V.
Noel, Broadway Central; c. w Stanley.
Grand; H. Goldberg Navarro E. Haley,
Herald Square; J. R Harris, Cumber-
land; W. p. Murray, Navarro.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Association Indorses Fnrnm Plan

At a recent meeting OF the Public
School and Home Association of the
Elizabeth V. Brown School at Chevy
Chase, resolutions were passed express
ing approval OF the bill ito provide for
the use OF public school buildings in the
District OF Columbia as community
forums and for other purposes" The
association also voted to make spplica-
ton for one Of these forums.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
ARTISTS DISLIKE sMoKEsTACKs

Following an Illustrated lecture on
Washington smokesscks, the American
Society Of Fine Arts meeting at the Ma
tional Museum last night unanimously
adopted a resolution asking Congress to
reconsider the location of the proposed
central power plant
Thornton Oakley gave an illustrated
lecture on Illustrations" and declared
that correct illustration is the express
sion Of thought
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Equity suits.

S4179. Rose NJ. Bryan VS.. Charles G.
Bryan; divorce; plaintiffs attorney, D.
Edward Clarke.
34SO. Mary 7. Berger VS.. Bernard L.
Berger; limited divorce; plaintiffs attor.
ney, A. L Newmyer.
341s1. Edward T. Dawson VS.. Oliver P.
Newman ct al; Injunction: plaintiffs at
torneys, w. J. Lambert and R. H. Yeat-
man.
341s2. Willis R. and Gertrude S. Rug
giles VS.. John G. Slater; accounting;
PLAINTIFFS attorney. W. O. Gardner.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chiesro. Aa-rh B-HOGs-RsosIptS y .uo1 h-z4:
msrt-t dull Bulk, s7oIa .; liE-It. o ms g mixed,
6UL9D
CATTLE-Reoe4UcS. BUr had ralrkst V.zf
Native ~ see-S Tssss s.rck.rs and f-eSs--
eSsfa; c-S ard hefeS Ss1aS-u: zlrrs
GEalLod
sHETP-Rsostr1 T.1D had: mark-t rtssdv.
Wethers. 6ZGA8; lEnbs. s-saIi O.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
G. W. q Annex About Ready,

Announcement was made yesterday
that the new annex to the arts and science
building of George Washington Uni
versity will be ready for occupancy with
in a few days. The building is three
story brick structure and adioins the
principal arts and science building at 2Ol7
G street northwest
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Mccoy.

In re James Nolan & Sons; order d.
recting trustee to employ John Ridout as
attorney.
In re United Five and Ten Cent Stores,
Inc; order appointing John S. Sheppard,
Jr., ancillary receiver; bond, 8, 800.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16

Apolirna, the smallest Samoan island
and one of those taken from Germany by
the British, will be fortified by the latter
into an impregnable work, its natural
confguration as an extinct volcano
readily lending itself to that purpose
The inhabitants will receive land on an
other island
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Circuit Division No. 2.
JusfIce SfnRord.

Sutton VS.. First National Fire Insur-
ance Company; rule to show cause re-
turnable March p at 3Lp. m; PLAINTIFF s
attorney, Frank g. Smith.
Brown VS.. Huyler's; given to jury
plaintiffs attorneys, Fulton and Cabell
and D, E. Anthony; defendants attorney
II. G. Kimball
Assignment today:
90-Whelan VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company; attorneys,
Gardiner-Hoover.
154-Pollock VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Berry
& MinoT-Hoover. y
S5S-Bean VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Birney-Hogan
20-Wagner VS.. Cook; attorneys, Ober-
lin. Dorsey-Syme.
16-steep VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Shea, John
aon-Hoover
S60-Flaherty VS.. Allen; attorneys, David
Shelby.
362-Simpson VS.. Southern Railroad
Company; attorneys Jeffords, KeigwIn-
Hamilton & Hamilton
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
To Name New Warship Tennessee

Secretary of Navy Daniels yesterday
announced that Dresdnaught No. g, to be
built In the New York yard, will be
named the Tennessee The present
armored cruiser Tennessee. will bear the
name Memphis when she returns from
South America
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
Criminal Division, No. ?.
rhFaF Tu.fKr~ TnrHn1fon

Ward vs.. Gray: time to file transcript
extended to April 3; plaintiffs attorney,
R. II Yeatman; defendants attorneys,
B. L. Gaskins and A. W. Gray
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16

5ss5s Edward T. Dawson VS.. William
P. Richards, assessor Of the District of
Columbia plaintiffs attorneys, W. J.
Lambert and R. H. Yeatman
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
q. S. Treasury Statement

The condition OF the United States
Treasury at the close Of business yester-
day was:
Net balance in general fund, Sis. 7ul. So
total receipts, q, +4s,7s4; total payments,
S. 150, cs5
The deficit this fiscal year IS SO, ~ 90
against a deficit OF $s7,O4l,6SS last year.
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1916.

uf-Watktns VS.. Washington Times
Company; attorneys, Carmody. Mather-
Lambert
H-Elerson. and Wemple VS.. Belmont;
attorneys. Douglas, Rufin & Obear.
Dariinston-Lambert, Yeatman.
lS0-Dowell VS.. Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company; attorneys, Jones
Douglas, Ruffin & Obear, Dulaney.
2SSBlakesley VS.. Hill: attorneys,
Wheatley
zS5-Chapman vs. Quicker; attorneys
Williams-Guy and Sinclair.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16

Revenue receipts this fiscal year. up to
the close of business on March Il. $50
2a057s.s4; revenue receipts at the close OF
business on March H. 1915, 1886, 7OS, SIS 81
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year,
up to the close OF business on March
Il. SSH ssh: revenue receipts at the
close Of business on March Il, 1915, $S21.-
SIS $500.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

bSltimore Mhrch H-D1rectns Of the BslHuo-.
IUbs Company today declared a dsvidsnd o. ths
csnHAnys TreteTred stock for the r-iod from Jan
nE TO S7'75o. bring At the r1ts q M chi T-r
annum -
BID AEsd
The Washington herald., 1916-03-16
District Division.
chief Justice CovInxton.


1850 In re Benning road at Thirty
sixth street; on hearing.
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ARMY AND NAVY.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-30
A BUSINESS
OF MATRlMONY

New York. March 2aw-Marriage has
been called everything on the calendar,
but IT remained for Henry Young. alias
Henry Ludfn. alias Morris Harry Pear
son, to make O business of It
Mrs. Augusta Hanson Young had her
marriage to Young annulied today in
the Supreme Court by Justice Coahlan
According to the testimony Young
made a practice of marrying women
with q little money in the bank. with
in a few days after his marriage, by
some pretext. he would induce hts
new wife to withdraw her savings
and turn them over TO him for invest
msnt. He posed as customs officer.
From Augusta Hanson he got 1888:
from Anna Nordberg. S2e5. and from
Fannie Johnson. $3.50.
In the case OF his last victim. he
entertained her and her two sisters
in the Hotel York in this city three
days after his marriage. Then he
decamped with her funds. The frst
thing she and her sisters knew that
she had been robbed was when they
found their trunks ransacked. 1t was
not until later that she found that
when Young married her, he ha6s not
taken the trouble even TO try to get
divorce from any of his other VIC
Tins
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-30

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
Williamsburg, Va, March 30
William and Mary Academy will have
strong aggregation OF players this
season. While Ellis. the star short
stop of last years team, and Murphy.
rightfielder, are the only old men
back, Coach Hubbard feels very con-
fident that seven good players can be
gotten from the new men. CARRIER Is
showing up well behind the bat. and
many believe he Is going to be the
best catcher in scholastic standing on
the Peninsula. He has the quaiifica-
tons of a real catcher, and can peg
to second without effort. Crigler. Car
son and Rowe hold down second base,
shortstop and third base and can field
their positions well. AS yet first base,
center field and right field have not
been decided upon. In all probability
Ellis will pitch this season. as he was
substitute pitcher last year. and no
new men have thus far shown better
stuff on the mound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-30

world to earn their omn living and had
no training which woufd enable them
to earn II honestly.
Committed TO this particular school
were children as young as ten years mp
to the age Of sixteen. I was told hey
are released at the age Of twenty-one--
unless suitable homes can be found for
them
A great many of the girls committed
are irnbeciie, but so slight is their weak
ness they cannot be sent to institutions
provided for the mentally unbalanced
The matron informed me that upon such
girls the training has but small effect.
Yesterday good and bad, intelligent
and imbecile, were all associated to-
gether. II then seemed an utter inspos-
sibility to shut the morally leprous away
from the others. The knowledge some
possessed of fife in its worst phases be-
came the knowledge of all Today every
thing possible is done to prevent thiA
and the system has been changed. Th
girls are classified. mentally, morally.
and physically.
In the world itself are associated
those who are both good and bad, and
the reform school Is only the epibone
of the world. The girls who are brigfA
and have sufficient character to sur
mount their temptations win rise h
after life. while those who have inner.
tied a weakness of mind and body that
surrenders to adverse circumstances
will be the same age-oh problem unth
science shall find cure for them.
We moving picture actresses are al
ways ambitious 10 play IN sociological
dramas, ernpha sizing the greatest good
for the greatest number, and here was
great forcefui iesson for rs.