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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20

Thos. Head. Thos. Hyde, W. S. Hose
J. b. Henderson. W. F. d. Heron. Thorn.
as Hildt, c. w. Huske. Henry Hsnforo
Milton ". Harrison, Frank p. Hartman
Samuel NJ. Ham, Leroy W. Heron
Harry W. Howard, Lewis Holmes.
chss. H. James, o. H. P. johnson, H
F. Johanson.
Hon. Carter B. keene. J. NJ Kenyon
W. S. Knox. H. +. King. Philip King
Geo. II. Reese, J. r. Kilby, Morton J.
Klank
A. Lisner, Urban S Lambert. Hilary W
Lucke, E. T. Love, f. X Degg, jr., Al
fred B. Leet, F. Hunton Leith, Chas. J,
Lsnsmead. Geo. r. Linkins. "m. II
Linkins, Chss. B. Lyddane. NJ. A. Leese
Theo. Michael, J. Webster Manning
VIM. J. Martin, Frank P. Mnburn. D. J
Myers, f. v. Murphy. John A. Mshoney
J. w. Murphy. Genl Arson Mills, F. W
Mackenzie, Donald Manning.
A. c. McElroy. E. L. Mcfarland, z. J
McQuaid, VIM. hcNeir.
r. L. Neuhauser. John H. Nolan. W. A
Nickert, Avon NJ Nevius. Arthur NJ. Ny.
man, Byron r. Newton. G. Nordlinger
T. c. Nicholson
Henry T. Orterdinger
F. W. PluGge, Fernand Petit. John
Poole. z. II. Postles. jr. VIM $. Parks
Carroll Pierce.
/ Leo A. Rover. Henry {. Reinhsrdt. b
! II. Roberts. W F. Roberts II. w Robert.
son, .. II. Rudolph. II. E. Ridenour. W
| T. Robey. J. W. Roberts Ed. d. Rhecm
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lC. Robinson.
! Rev. DIR. Abrsm Simon. Hon. Jas L
Slsyden. James d. F. Schneider Warner
! Stutler. VIM. Selby Harry L. SeIby
/ W. W. Spaid. {. F. Shaw, jr. AudIey
Savage. D. c. Smithson. Nm. NJ. Sesy
/ W. P. Shelton, Fielding simmons. JOSEPH
Sanders, A. T. Sciden. James Sample. T
X. Sands. 3. J. Smith. T 3. Smith. W
| Nick. Stowell
c. F. Tiffany, F. J. r. TheH The Wash.
ington Herald. The Washington Post. The
| Evening Star. The Washington Times. \
| II. Tirrell W. b. Thompson. Eugene +
Thompson, Jos. NJ. Tighe. Rev Jas. II
| Taylor.
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! Louis C. Wilson. G. 0. Watson. O. c
White. Robert G. Wall. Arthur X War.
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Weldon, Z. g. Walker. o. Howard Wolfe
! Carl Wagner, John Williams Edmu -
5. Wolfe. VIM. c. Worthington. Allan +
Walker, S. r. Waters, \. c. West, Sidney
West
Jos. D. Yerkes, 2. B Young. {. NJ
| Young.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
BANKERS MAKE merry
AT ANNUAL BANQUET
President Haynes Says Banker |
One-hfth Accountant and Four
hfths Gentleman.

Bankers, the analysis of bankers, and
the aims and purposes of the institute
this was the predominating theme OF
speakers at the thirteenth annual ban
quet of the Washington Chapter of the
American Institute of Banking at the
New Willard last night. Representative
Slayden. of Texas, however, departed
from a subject of which he told the ban
uueters he knew nothing and spoke Of the
difficulties of the work Of members of
Congress through the present era OF
hysteria and emotion"
THE banker is one-nfth accountant.
two -fifths loyalty. three-hfths political
economist and four-ffths 8 gentleman.
100 per cent more than any other voca-
ton" declared President Harry V.
Haynes. of the Washington chapter.
Rev. AbTam Simon asserted that the
bonds of good fellowship and good will
are better than municipal bonds or rail-
road bonds
George E Allen. educational director
for the institute, spoke OF the work OF
the organization.
DR.. Francis Harvey Green. professor
OF English in the West Chester State
Normal School. threw the guests into
laughter when he related string OF
amusing anecdotes.
The musical entertainment consisted OF
duet by Mrs. Ethel HoItzclaw GawleI
and Mrs. William T. Reid, and solos by
Earl Carbaugh and Meyer Davis. accom-
panied by Harry Wheaton Howard.
Those present included:
Frances G. addison, jr.. Warren y
Akers. Milton E. Allies. Eugene E. Allies
Geo. E. Allen. Chas. S. Alden. NJ. NJ
Alexander, Chas. NJ. Ashton.
p. A. Brunger. ]. B Birmingham. Hon.
John Burke, w. A. Burke, Chas. T Beau
ment, L. a. Barr, Louis Boyer. jr., John
Fl. Baltz, Arthur f. Birkle. Clifford X
Norman c. "rown. - Harry Barnes. r
p. Barnard, Rollins I. BortIe. Robt S
Belknap. F. w. Bolgisno. VIM. A Ben
nett, J. F. Bouker.
Geo. r, Cooksey. Chas. T. Cropley. John
Doyle Carmody. A. S. Carter. J. Harry
Cunningham, c. Fred Cooke. A. P. Cren-
shaw, J. ". Childress, Carl II. ChafTee
a. C. Chaplain. Earl Carbsugh. Edwin
Callow.
r. B. Devereaux, NJ. L. Dinwiddle r
J. c. Dorsey. w. NJ. Dove. Mayo Dudley
Arthur Dexter. H. c. Duffy. VIM. Mil.
Dempsey. A. Dibrell. Floyd Z. Davis
Chas. II. Doing.
Fred W. Ellsworth, Joshua Evans. jr.
C. L. Ecklon.
Robt. V. Fleming, W. j. Fowler. l. A
Fleming. G. Elmer Father. A. &. FIather
Rudolph Forster. John L. Fugitt, Chas
W. Fairfax. J. c. Fessenden. Fidelity
Trust Co.
DIR. Francis II. Green. H. Justice Glib.
son, ]. B. Glpin, l. W. Groomes. A
GUIDE. VIM. F. GUIDE. A. d. Graham, Jas
d. Garrett, c. J. GockeIer. c Leland
Getz. Parke A. Gslliher. c. Emery Gal.
liner. II. P. Galliher, c. F. Galliher. W. T
Galliher. Frank E. Ghisell. Albert s
Galley.
Harry V. Haynes, Hon. r. n. Harper
Louis p. Hieston. Geo. 4. Herman. r. p
Hayden. c. NJ. Hendley. Michael Hester
W. f. HUMPHREYS, W. B. Hibbs f p
Hickey, J. ID. Howard. c. W. Heider
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Circuit Division No. I.
Justice Gould.

Sully VS.. Hammond: verdict for plain
till for $4,000; plaintiffs attorneys, Git
tinss & Chamberlin: defendants attor-
news, McKenney & Flannery and George
P Hoover.
Price VS.. Grand Fountain United Order
Trye RefOrmers; Judgment by default for
plcinti1 for $50; plaintiffs attorney. John
Ridout.
Wright VS.. Globe Furniture Company:
demurrer to declaration overruled as to
first count: sustained as to second count
Plaintiffs attorneys, L. H. David and NJ
c. Van Fleet; defendants attorneys,
Swingle & Swingle.
Thompson W. Capital Traction Com
p@ny; motion to dismiss appeal overruIed :;
plaintiffs attorney. F. Sprig Perry.
White VS.. Washington Development
Company; motion to dismiss appeal over
ruled plaintiffs attorney. II. I. Quinn;
defendants attorneys, Leckie, Cox &
Hratz
Burke. administrator. VS.. District Of
Columbia; motion to advance for trial
granted and set for April 10: plaintiff
attorneys. MILAN & Smith and Edmund
Burke; defendants attorney. c. H.
Syme.
Murphy. guardian, vs.. De Lashmutt;
demurrer TO declaration overrulcd; plain
TINS attorney. NJ. J. Colbert; defendant
attorney. Crandal Mackey.
SlHonS vs. Arnold; Judgment by default
on publication; Judgment Of condemnation
'S0.4S in hands OF Ssrnishee; PLAINTIFF S
attorney, Nelson Wilson.
Assignment for Monday:
OConnor vs.. Washington Post Com
pany; attorneys Newmyer-Lambert.
Culloty vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company: attorneys, Lambert,
Icatman-Barbour.
HIM VS.. EbersoIe; attorneys, Davis
L" mbert, Given.
Harris VS.. Knipp; attorneys. Johnson
Colbert
Bryant. administrator, VS.. wyeth: at
torneys, Baker, Leahy-Blair, HELEN.
Band vs. Capital Traction Company; at
torneys, Ellis & Donaldsoh-HOgan.
Brown VS.. Bolton; attorneys, Ofrutt, jr.
Gray.
ssuer VS.. Rosenbusch; attorneys, Hogan
-Newmyer.
Hrebs VS.. MacMurray; attorneys, Moul-
ton-Wheatley.
Lyon vs.. Willett; attorney, Lyon.
Minded VS.. American Express COMPANY;
attorneys, Baker. Stsggers-Hin, Ross &
Hill.
Stephenson vs.. District Of Columbia; at
torneys, Msther-Cyme
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Circuit Division No. :.
Justice stafford.

Assignment for Monday:
Umberger. Administrative, vs. Philadel-
phis, Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road; attorneys, Glassie-McKenney &
Flsnnery.
Bronaush VS.. Splain; attorneys, Gies-
Hinton
Marsh VS. District Of Columbia; attor-
neys, Worthington-Syme
Lsiefsky vs.. Joseph; attorneys, Behrend
Baker, Leahy.
Spslding VS.. American University: at.
torneys, Worthington, Frsiley-Browne,
Leighton
Aasterson. administrator. vs. Brenizer
Company; attorneys, Rhodes. Baker.
Cromelin-Price. jr., Maddox & Galley.
Doebler VS.. Phelps; attorneys, Barna I'd
-Hswken, Hayen
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Monday:
Capital Traction Company VS.. Hoo
yer; attorneys, Dunlop-Davis.
District of Columbia VS.. George
town Gsslight Company; attorneys
Syme, Stephens-Johnson.
District of Columbia VS.. Washing
ton Gaslight Company; attorneys
Syme. Stephens-Minor. Darlington.
District of Columbia VS.. Awkward
attorneys, whiteford-Merillat. Wolf
Morrison VS.. Lane; attorneys, Bal
linger-West Wright.
American Security and Trust Com
pany VS.. Ferrero; attorneys, Hoehling.
Peelle & Ogilly-Wolf Weller.
Randolph VS.. Columbia Graphophone
Company; attorneys, Sterling-Rhodes
Cromelin.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Ellie l.. Horan, 70 years Columbih Hospital.
William II. Clementsou. ~. 1903 sd IT. NV
Jean Lawson. s., III 2lst st. NV
Rovella Manuel. q Casualty Hospital
Cornelius Craven, g. Govt. Hospital Insane.
COLORED
James r. Herriot, u, I'D I st. NV.
BIanch Matthews, IS, Providence Hospital
Ella Truman, n. Columbia Hospital.
Harriet Tolliver. %, Wash. Asylum Hospital.
En-ms Griffin, $. johnson court nv.
Ruth B. sewen. 2 Gays. ia Parker st. me-
Infant of Red A. and Mary z. Webb, y hour
Ills ST NV
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE


Raymond =. and Julis A. Tasgsrt, boy
Herman A. and Sophie Smith, hoy.
John W. and Berths +. Schaefer. boy.
Andrew and Alice NJ. Stewart, boy.
Charles b. and Susie L. Snellings boy.
George A. and Agnes Morrison. boy.
David X. and Ruth L. Miller girl.
Max and Fannie ksmber, girl.
Winfield :. and Isadore Hubbard. boy.
Salvatore and Gioina Galasso, boy.
Dudley n. aud Grace Grant girl.
Aba NJ. and Edith W. Edwards, boy.
John L. and Cora Dove, boy.
John and Ethel Burnley, boy.
John and Mary BOnsccOrsy, boy
Lilburn and Catherine T. Armentrout, boy.
COLORED
Reed 4. and MARY y. Webb, girl
John and JUlis Wran, boy.
William h. and FOrenc. Z. Underwood, girl.
Josenh and Charlotte Pen. boy.
James C. and Mary McHenry, girl
William and Alberta Budd, boy.
John and Fannie Becker, boy.
Wesley and Hattie Allen. girl.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
United States Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward X.
Campbell, Judge Fenton w. Booth. Judge
Samuel 8. Barney, Judge George W. At
kinson and Judge George E. Dswney.
80 Assignments for Monday:
II. W. Yemans VS.. United States; at
torneys, c. W. DeKnight and J. 5. Blair
&C. NJ. Anderson.
Ben Maranjo VS.. United States ct al:
attorneys, King & King and G. II
Stormont
J. o. Hendricks, administrator, VS..
United States; attorneys, King & King
and H. d. Jacob.
United & Globe Rubber Company VS..
United States; attorneys, King King
and Seth Shepard, jr.
Marcisco Csbana vs.. United States ct
al; attorneys, King & King and G. t.
Stormont-
Fred S. Bennett VS.. United States; at
tOrneys, Sleman & Derch and H D.
Jacob.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
WILLIS WILL HEAD
PHILIPPINE BANK
Secretary Of Reserve Board Viii
Pattern Island Financial System
After That of u. 6

H Parker Willis, secretary OF the Fed
ersl Reserve Board, is to head the new
ihsulsr bank in the Philippines, which
was authorized by the last Filipino as
sembly. Mr.. Willis is TO be granted a
leave Of absence for six months from HE
outies with the reserve board In which
to take up the work OF organizing the
new currency institution in the islands.
II is understood that Mr.. Willis will
take up his duties in the Philippines
about July L The Filipino currency sys-
TEN il to be modelled after the Federal
reserve system. There will be a central
bank al Manila and branch institutions
al other cities in the islands The nes
system will take over the present sEri-
cultural bank. which has been in opera
ton for several years. The Philippine
bank is 10 be capitalized al Sl0OOO.O00.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

William A. Fsconer. g, and winifrrd NJ Put
land, 70. Rev J. T. Ensor.
Jared B. Wise, "a, and Rosa e. jenkins, 10. both
Of Richmond. Rev. s. p. Fogle.
Thomas Gorhsm, Is, and Eyeline Dod.un, q, both
Of Alexandra. Rev. H. r. Downs.
Harry s. Frankhauser, q. and Margaret c. Doe,
2. Rev. Robert Talbot.
Gentry L. Muse z, and Ruby NJ. Smith. %, both
OF Leesburg, Va. Rev. l.. NJ. Chamber.
George A Jsnnings p and Joy -. Jones' q,
both Of Richmond. Rev. s. II. Greene
George H. Day, 8, Of Silver Hill Md, and Lille
J. Barrett, q. Of O1on Hill. Nd. Rev. J. L. Nc
Lain.
Irwin W. Pearson, % and Mary L. Blanton "a.
both Of Richmond. Rev. L. NJ. Chambers
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. I.
Iuafice Anderson.

Jenkins VS.. Jenkins; attorneys, Mortar
~. Doyle-Bell, ton hearingD
Pearson VS.. Pearson; attorneys, Doyle
-Truitt Turnage
Madison VS.. Madison; attorneys, Hill
Farmer, jr.
Harris VS.. Richmond Park Improve
mRnt Company; attorneys, Baker. Leahy
-RidOut.
Lewis vs. Lewis; attorneys, King
Ga skins
Bowling VS.. Bowling; attorneys. Pur-
cell Shore-Birney.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Probate Division,


Estate Michael c. Leonard; will dated
August ), 1902, filed
Estate William S. Deardoff: order ad-
hitting will to probate and granting let
tiers testamentary to Edward E Deardoff
bond, 500; attorneys. Macdonald & Mac
donald.
Estate Andrew J. Darrah: order to
compromise claim; attorney. Arthur
Peter.
Estate Lille B. Owens; order to sell
personal property; attorney, T. P. New
bold
In re Elsie A. Thomas; order for al
lowance; attorney. f. A. Hughes
Estate Joseph E. Clifford order ap-
pointing Thomas Ross. administrator:
bond. 800: attorney. p. W. Frisby.
Estate Benjamin r. KidwelI; order re-
ferring cause to auditor; attorney, George
w. Offutt. ir.
Estate Frances NJ. gladden.; petition to
sell securities: attorneys. Hochlins. Peelie
& Ogilby.
Estate Mary F. Johnson: petition to
pay debts filed; attorneys. Richardson &
Shreve
Estate Benjamin R. Kidwelt; answer in
re sale of realty filed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square 1911. lots 10 and east part lot 12-George
q. Atemus ct III. to Allen c. Mnnix and William
H: Lanhsm, to secure William $. Minnix 81 600;
to years, Der cent, emi-annual
LOngnecker's Addition. lot g. block l-I.ottie L.
Burn ct Vr. James d. to Ernest L. Schmidt and
Building Association s. co.
Longnecksr's Addition, Congress Heights. lot 6.
block l-LOttie L. Burn ct viz. James D. to George
z. p Williams $50 months s Der cent
Square 1865. lot 2-Mary W. Eaton to Thomas
r. Pickford and Alexander NJ Gorman. to secure
James R. EIlsrsou 800; monthly payments, 6 per
cent.
Square ass lots I3e to lB-ATbert n. Greenwood
ct TX. TO Clinton NJ Moore and James W Ballad
to secure John F. JermAn 81 90; monthly payments
s per cent.
Square aS. lot Ellen R. Harrison and Eliza
beth X. Walker to secure William J. Father IT,
Edgar NJ Msyne $1,000; years, 81. per cent semi
annual
Square lose. lot a-Pstrick D. Holmes ct ux. to
B. Francis Saul and j. Whitley Jacobs to secure
Thomas Z. Allen t2250 years. s per cent semi
| annual Same TO William s. Phillips and Alpheus
W. Coe to secure George W. Wallace and Eliza
beth H. Wallace 500: monthly payments s Der cent
Bloomnsdals lot g. block Thames NJ Leitch
ct al to National Savings & Trust Co.. TO secure
American Security Trust Co. Sl.7oo; ) years 5
per cent. semi annual.
r. Loor ct to George Francis Williams and
FLOYD Z. Davis secure Clarence l. Csessford $50
and years Per cent, quarterly
Square Dos, lots 70 to T5-Middaugh & Shannon
Inc. TO y. Francis Saul snd James r. Shea 10
secure Home Savings Bank, Sz.oco; year. per
| esut, semi annual
ssaAss In Ss 4 sguAfs al is< s-wuliaa y,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Equity Division No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.

Assignment for Monday:
MCConigal VS.. Tribby ct al; attorneys,
Poe-Ridout-B owles.
In re estate Of Albert Keen: attorneys.
barr & Peyser- Koenigsberge
Brown.
Guertn vs.. Guerin; attorneys, Coombe
-Quinter
Abbott VS.. Holmes, jr.. ct al: attorneys,
Lee-Cs fter. Ridout. Loving. McReynolds.
Bradley vs.. Davidson ct al; attorneys,
Gardiner. Whiting-Baird. McAll Bright.
Rice VS.. Rupert ct al; attorneys Rice
-Darr & Peyser. Hoenigsberger, LarneT
Rudolph & West Company ct al vs..
Howe ct al; attorneys. Gutenberg, Hoeh-
ling, Peelle & Ogilby. Rhodes & Cromelin.
FCTd, BrowninG-Carlisle. Howe. Digs
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
FRANCIS DECLINES POST.
Refuses Ami sss Il or.btp TO Russia.
PindeU Now Is Likely.

David R Francis. OF St Louis. il
became known last night. has declined
the post OF Ambassador TO Russia
Because OF conditions at Petrograd,
including the desire Of the President
to negotiate a new commercial treaty
in the place OF that abroFated by
President Taft the administration is
anxious to obtain a man for tho place
Immediately.
The reason for Nj. Francis decIina-
ton is understood to have been given
as stress of personal business. This
leaves Henry VI. PindeH, Of Peoria
Ill. the most likely candidate for the
position.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Criminsi Division No. :,
Justice Sfddona.

Cifo VS.. Byrnes; motion for new trial
filed; plaintiffs attorney, W. C. Gardiner;
defendants attorney. r. T. Lang.
ASSIGNMENT FOR TOMORROW.
Chace VS.. Stein; attorneys, Moulton-
Tobriner.
Morgan VS.. Cunningham; attorneys,
Yeatman-Wilson.
Duyan VS.. District OF Column bia; attor-
neys, Baker. Leahy-Syme, Whiteford.
Pendleton VS.. Cobb; attorneys, Quinn
Oftutt. jr.
johnson VS.. Gressett; attorneys, Fem
ming & Gordon-Yeatman
Baker VS.. Gray; attorneys, Digs
O'Shea.
Shannon VS.. Caspar; attorneys, Wells
Toomey & Toomey
Ockershausen VS.. Archer; attorneys,
Harlow-Mills
Green VS.. Reeves: attorneys, Ridout-
Edwards.
Redman VS.. Friedman Manufacturing
Company; attorneys, Wilson-Johnston.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Violates Health Ordinance

+. Homer Lacy, proprietor OF an ice
cream establishment at 6OI New York
aN enue northwest. was fined $40 by Judge
MullOwny in Police Court yesterday for
violation Of the District health ordinance.
Mrs. E. V. O'Donald. ISL Seventh street
southeast. the complainant. testified she
found 4 dirty rag" in Ice cream pur-
chased from Lacy.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
SOUTHERN EARNINGS GAIN.
Road Earns s174,s58 More Than Ii
Did One Year Ago.

Estimated gross earnings of the South
ern Railway Company for the second
week in February were larger by s174.e5S
or 1875 per cent than were those for the
same period last year. according 10 figures
made public last night. The earnings for
the second week in February this year
were sl,3i2,34s. as compared with s1,ls7 $50
for last year.
July l. 1915, to February Il, 1916, were
larger by s2.733.o61 or e.ss per cent than
were those for the corresponding period
of the preceding year. The figurs for the
period this year were s42.l2.477. as COM
pared with s3s.67s.4 26 for the correspond
ing period during the preceding year.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Smalls Are Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p. FickIen en-
tertsined at dinner last night in honor
of Representative and Mrs. John H
Small and their house guest Mrs Fer
rell, of Greenville, n. c. The other
guests were the Misses Small Mrs
Ida Christiancy Pickett, Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick. Sawyer Hsrdesty, DR. John
P. Briscoe. and Lieut.. Frank W Will
son, U. s. A.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Trades Apartments for Land.

The Nonquit. a twelve-suite apart
ment house at 2s14 Eleventh street
northwest. was transferred during the
week by Lawrence ]. Mangan to J. N.
Huston, in exchange for a tract of
land in Maryland. The Nonquit was
valued at S42,500 in the deal. The land.
which is about nine miles from the
District. fronting on the Washington
Baltimore boulevard. was traded at a
value of s22,50O. Higbie & Richardson,
Inc, negotiated the deal.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Circuit Division Nc. 4.
Juatfer GouId.

United states VS.. Florence NJ. wiIkIn-
son; libel plea not guilty; attorney, E.
l.. Gfes
United States VS.. Mary Pheger and
Viola Locknane; false pretenses: motion
In arrest or Judgment filed; sentenced to
penitentisry one year and one day each
attorneys, Daniel Thew Wright and T. NJ
wsmpler.
United States VS.. DaYioD NJ. McCandlish:
forgery; plea not guilty Withdrawn and
Elrs guilty sassrsdi rsmsadedi .ttornsy,
asws1 Welt
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Plans Apartment House

Construction of four-story apart
ment house at 1898 street northwe t
has been started by William A. Hill
from plans drawn by Matthew G. Lep-
ley. The lot has a frontage of fifty
seven feet and a depth of 100 feet.
The building. which will be freproof
throughout, will be fronted with rough
texture brick and limestone trim
mings.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
Back Stairs Again Popular.

Back stairways, relics of the homes
of twenty-five years ago. are return
ing to popularity in Washington. A. c.
Moses has included this forgotten fea-
ture in the plans for three homes
which he proposes to erect in Keokuk
street. west of Connecticut avenue
Two of the houses will be of the old
Spanish mission type OF architecture
with stucco walls. and the third will
be of colonial style. Frank Upham is
the architect
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs

Chevy Chase GroFe-Futon r. Gordon ct W. to
William p Murray loS IS. square ee22: Ss5
Richmond Part-WiMam 5 Minni1 e. u1 tn
George C. Altemus, lot Il. and part lot r. square
1911; SO.
Hish'iev-Edwrd 5. Ryan ct Tx. to Lewis s.
Spur. lot g. square 3oS5: SO
North Grounds Of Columbian University -Georre
{. Aitemus ct TX. to William s MnniI, lot 500
square E7O: SO
3 and streets-James R. EIlsrson ct ux. to Mary
W. Eaton, lot g. square 1865; So
Long MsadowS-Willism A. Boss ct ux to Charles
L. and Margaret NJ Sweeney. lot IN, block 8:
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harry Ward
man and John n. CLANCY to Albert Il. Greenwood
Its - to l26. square 2sss; 80
DCbbns Addition Walter B. Simpson ct u1 to
Alb II n. Greenwood lot los block II; SO
Kentucky avenue southeast. between street and
Pennsylvania sTeuue-Marie L. Taylor to Edward
c. Thomas. lot 3, square lot; $40.
-Four and-a Half street southwest between F and
streets Solomon Cohen ct ux to Louis Scboolsr
part original lot Il, square $50: no
7il sixth street southesst-Hcnry L. Brouninger
so; SO
Barnes and Weaver Addition to Brookl.nd-Jsms,
s. So
TWenty-hrs street and Newport place northwest
Ada Freuud ct vir. Samuel r.. to George l. Rees,
part lot 10 and all lot 40. square So: $40.
Mount Plessant-Cornelius Hougan to Jane ~
and William F. Fitzgerald, lots 3s and Il. square
3s73; SO.
Tennessee avenue northeast. between o and D
strests-Gcorge W. Wallace ct su1. to Patrick D.
Holmes and Gertrude f. Holmes. lot 81, square
iCJ2; SIC.
Iugleside-Chsrles W. King IT,. ct u1. to Henry
q cooper and Cora D. Cooper, lot s. block 2
SO
North grounds Of Columbian UniTersity-John L.
Warren ct VI. to Columbia Park Realty Company,
lots IS and II, block 20; 80.
Rear Of 1883 Thirteenth street northwest-wash-
ipgtOn Loan and Trust Company. trustee to John
H. r. Wright, Fart original lot g. square 3d. IS
EllaSton Terrace-Sina T. Alexander to George
R. Loor lot u. block 2; 80
Florida avenue northwest, between Q and r
gtreets-katherinc J. FslcoDer to MArreta Z
Sharp lot 70, square 6; So
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-02-20
FOR REHT-H0UsES.
TNFURNISHEn

I224 9th St, n. w, above NJ; 2 baths;
10 rms; wide front; large rooms;
garage; best of condition and repair
rent extremely low. Inquire CAY
WOOD & GARRETT. 1891 N. y.
Ave.