davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Tensas gazette., 1916-09-22

Miss Gertrude Bowman has gone to
Keithville, in Caddo parish, where she
win teach this year under first grade
certificate.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut. Commander G. p. Neison. detached navy
yard. Philadelphia; to temporary duty connection
recruiting Philadelphia.
Lieut.. tjunior grsdel W. ". Quisley. to Fulton.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
Alert arrived at Honolulu June 30; Ayuin sailed
for Newport June %: Birmingham arrived at Bos
ton, June %; Colorado sailed for La Paz, June %:
Cummings arrived at Newport June ID: Delawsr.
sailed for Block Island Sound, June %: Denver
siled for Acapulco. June -; Duncan Arrived at
Wiscassctt, Juae 20 Eagle sailed for Seabe Bay
June 30 Ericsson arrived at Newport, June ~ Fan
ming arrived at Machiaspor June 70; Florida sailed
for Block Island Sound June 20 Hancock sailed for
Monte Christi June 10: Hopkins arrived at San
Diego June 30 Jason arrived at Cris:Obsl, June %;
jenkins arrived 1t Boston June %; ks, IA and
arrived Honolulu. June y; k-7 tnsl nun, June %;
Lamson arrived Key West June %; Maryland sailed
for San Francisco, June 30; Mccall arrived Rockland
June .; McDougal arrived at Newport, June 30:
Michigan, Minnesota New Hampshire and New
York sailed for Block Island. June 70; Nevada ar
rived at Hampton Roads, June %; o'Bren arrived
at Newport. June %; Orion arrived at Hampton
Roads June le; Paducah sailed for Guantanamo,
June %; Panther arrived at Key West June 90
Pittsburgh sailed for La Paz, June o. Reid arrived
at Key West. June %; Rhode Island arrived at
Philadelphia, juno 20 Salem sailed for Tsmpco.
June %; San Diego sailed for la Psz June g; ;
South Carolina sailed for Block Island Sound, June
%; Stewart sailed for San Diego, June %; Tucker
arrived at Newport June %; Utah sailed for Block
Island Sound, June %; Vermont sailed for Block
Island Sound June %; Wads.orh arrived at New
Haven. June 70; Wainwright sailed for Newport,
June D. Winslow arrived at Newport. June %.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
LEGAL rpREAL ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

Brsunstein ct vir Louis. to Ensst l. Schmidt and
George NJ Hmmerich: to secure German Amsr-
eau Building Association. s. .s0
Square s5s2 lots and fs-Darid Rones to John
n Melton and L. a Bayne; TO secure United
States Realty Company. Inc, 5000; years:
per cent sexni- annually.
square zD. lot z-Henry Thurteii ct ux Julia
NJ TO B. Francis Saul and James Il. Shea: TO Sc
cure Home Savings Bank, $1,000; monthly pay
ments; per cent
North Grounds Columbian University. lot g.
block 9-Mnry A. Gould to Henry Fl. Bergmsnn
and George NJ. Hnmerich; 10 secure Metropolis
Building Association. No. 9. 1900.
Square 1000 lot and east half lot H-John +.
Le Barnes to II. d. Gordon; to secure Fulton r.
Gordon, E.se5A; monthly payments; per cent.
Square IT3 original lots TO and 1.-THE Ma
tionsl Society Of the D. A. r. TO Irwin H. Linton
and William @. Sullivan to secure Jessie r. White
and Marian A. White. trustees, s24. l5ag; / TO D
years; per cent semi annually.
Square go. part lots and ,; all lots l. II. Is
and 10; square 622. lots 49, . and -; square 623.
lots and Is; square e2. part lot IS and all lot
"a; square az, lot B; sluare ga. lots 9 43 and
part lot 10: square ss, lots 30 and 81; square s7T.
lot 81 and part lot ss-Leo A. Rover ct Anna
NJ. to Theo. Michael and James W. French: to
secure Martin ]. Mcnamara, 5000; demand; per
cent
Columbus Heights. lots s.. 81 and S. block q
William @. Blundon ct ux Katherine f., to
George NJ Emmerieh and Douglass s. MackaIl; to
secure Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Build
ing Association, Nl.ioo.
Square Us, lot I0-Wilham t. Byram ct VI
Edna E. 10 John A. Mccarthy and Walter A.
Dunigan; to secure David ]. Duigan, s. 200;
monthly payments; s. per cent.
Square 1884 parts lots s. and 80; square 81. part
lots Il and l5-Thomss II. Clark to II. A. Ford
and William d. Clark to secure J. q. Lindsly.
A.ooo; years; per cent mi-snnually.
Addition Brookland. lot %. block 3-William J..
Clifton ct Alma l., to N. Z. Shipley and
Cecil Connor; TO second party, S.70;
monthly payments; per cent.
Square rs lot 7o-David ]. DUNCAN to John +.
Mitchell and Charles W. Steers; to secure John A,
Mccarthy. G.75o; years; 81 per cent semi-sn-
nuaIly.
Square -. lot 72-David J. DmiSan TO Robert
F. Bradley and Charles ". Steers: to secure
Thornton Carua. 81 10; yesp; 5ls per cent semi
annually.
Square zo. lot l-Hsrbert T. Shannon and Nor
ton J. Duchs to B. Francis Saul and J. Wiley
Jacobs; to secure Thomas L. Allen. 500; years;
per cent semi. annually
Square Gol. lots 10 to l5-Herbert T. shannon and
Morton J. Luchs to II. Bradley Davidson and
LHther S. Fristoe; to secure Mary G. Machsn,
s. 600; l year; per cent semi-snnualy.
Square z0l. lots l5 to H-Herbsrt T. Shannon
and Morton ]. Lnchs to r. Francis Saul and J.
Wriley Jacobs; to Thomas Z. Allen. 81 500;
> years. per cent semi annually; (six trusts
OF $3.50 on each lot).
Petrorth. lot 81, block 6-Chsries Z Wire Inc.
70 s. E StOnebraker and Joseph F. Page; to Sc
cure Mary Baurman, 500; year, pr cent semi
annually.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Circuit Division No. l.
Justice Gould.

Hammond, executrix, VS.. Hutchinson;
nat on writ OF scire facIas; plaintiffs at
torney, Samuel Maddox; defendants at
torneys, Wilson & Wilson.
I[lug VS. Capital Traction Co; verdict
for plaintiff for 500; plaintiffs attorneys.
Ellis & Donaldson and A. II. Ferguson;
defendants attorney, G. Thomas Dun
Iop.
Matthews vs. Frazee Potomac Laundry
Co.; verdict for plaintiff for $50; judg-
ment forthwith without interest or costs;
plaintiffs attorneys, z. l. Gies and G. G.
AderhoIdt; defendants attorneys, A. Fl.
Bell, Howard Boyd and G. NJ. Cowsill.
Hines ct al. VS.. Van Valkenburg: jury
respited; PLAINTIFFS attorney, c. F. Digs;
defendants attorneys. F. s. Hill, J. C.
Rogers and George E. Sullivan.
Assignment for today:
lG9-Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance Co. +;
attorneys, Davis-parlington.
11O-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance Co; {;
attorneys, Davis-Darlington.
3ST-Probey VS.. Gerbert: attorneys, Lam
bert, Diggs, Yeatman, Douglas, Ruffin &
Obear.
5ss5s-Prince VS.. Washington Terminal
Co. ct al: attorneys. Sullivan-McKenney
< Flannery; Hamilton & Hamilton.
39T-HumphTey vs. District National
Bank; attorneys. Berry & Minor-Lester,
Barnard, Johnson.
s+Totten vs.. District Of Columbia; at
torneys, Baker, Leahy-Syme, Smith.
5442o-Scheuch VS.. District Of Columbia /:
attorneys, Newmyer, Pelzman-White-
ford
3T-Buscher vs. District of Columbia ct
al: attorneys, Davis, Gardlner-Syme,
Williams, Parker
l31 CsppeaD-Jewett We. Union Savings
Bank; attorneys, Ridout-Lambert.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
John Il. hompson s. and Marie u. Dunn q
both Of Philadelphia Rev. Henry II. Rxnci
Robert n. Warren, g.. this city, and Marquette
od-ndahl. q. Of Scranton Pa Rev ". W. No
Master.
wiIli.m T. Burke, Q. this city, and Susan Fill
pek, le. Of New York. Rev Howard F. Downs.
Edmond ]. Wells. jr., 2. and Martha z. Noel
q. Rev. John G. Ball
Blair NJ. Bennett. d Of Pittsburgh, and Buserlis
N. sursuy, a. Of this city. Rev. Edward L.
Buckley.
Leonard l. Csmpb.n 3, Of Gether, Va, and
Enie l.. Garter, 8, Of Bowling Green. Va Rev.
John y. Briggs
william W. Whip. q, Of Boyds, Nd, and
Mamie A. Cole. Is. Of this city Rev. Howard F.
Downs.
Frank D. Hester, S Of Glenca-lyn, Va, and
Laura v. Pywell. z. Of this city. Rev. J. NJ Nc
Namara.
Mason Moers. S and Bertha B. odenv.ld, Sa
Rev. Percy +. Hall
Maurice Du Bor. q. Of Peoria, H.. and Sadie
T schwel, q, Of Lynchburg. Va. Rev. G. Silver
stone
James b Henry. g, and Elenora Il. Costello, 2.
Rev. James F. Macktn
Ambrose Persing, So and Elizabeth NJ McC1oud
%. both Of sunbury. Pa. Rev. Howard F. Down.
Raymond R Myers, q and Mary c. Boyer both
Of Lovettsrille, Va. Rev. Paul A. MenneL
Thomas NJ. White. 80. OF PHILADELPHIA and
Amanda A. HosbeTg. Is. Of New York. Rev. Henry
Anstadt.
Alfred G. Chroniger, D. and Elise NJ womersey,
10. Rev. O. Moran Compiler.
James Wap Il, OF Trenton. N. J., and Blanche
W. Cahoou, 3, Of Clifton Forge. Va. Rev. Z.
Hes Sven. ..
John A. Bowman. %. and Fren Il. Prince. z,
Rev. James a. Taylor.
William p. Seaton. "A. Of this city. and Made
line r. Wiseman. a. Of Hyattsrire Nd Rev
George J. Bryant.
Fred Peck, a. Of Chicago. H.. and Belle NJ
Ash. -, Of Apyieton. Wis. Rev. Paul r, Hichok
Melvin T. Fisher. q. and Mildred j. Teeeisr. "a
Rev. W. L: De vries.
Robert z. Clark. g, Of Charlottesville, Va and
por. NJ. waring. 9. Of this city. Rev Joseph
z. Williams;
Ryanss W. stennett, q. and AdeIine e Gray, 8
Rev. " W. Clair.
Willie Lacey, 2. aud Margaret Lpscomb. %
Rev. o. II. Wood.
Lewis Butler e and Roberta Nelson, e. both
Of Philadelpna Rev. William J. Howard
Charles II. Brooks, rs, and Mamie g. Pitt. q
Rev Walter ]. Brooks
Winston W. Brass. =, and viola NJ Johnson
8, Rev. Aquila Ssyles
Henry johnson, e. and Louise Branch %. Rev
James II. Randolph.
Champ Walker. p. and Margaret Hsilstock, 10.
both OF Carolina County. Va Rev. william j.
Howard. ,
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. :.
Justice stafford.

In re the South American Manufac-
turing Company; order amending decree
OF June is, 1916; attorney, e L. Giles.
Kelly VS.. Taylor ct al; order referring
to NJ. NJ Murray. examiner; plaintiff s
attorney. c. w. Stetson.
In re lunacy of Joseph Magale; order
authorizing investment of funds.
In re lunacy of Charles Straub; order
authorizing renewal of investment Of
funds
Moran VS.. Hasen: order accepting res
Ixnation of W. II. Wahiy as trustee and
appointing Lloyd e Garret and John FL.
Wood substituted trustees; bond, $1,000;
reference to the auditor plaintiffs attor-
ney, A. L. Sinclair.
Savoy VS.. Dove: order granting leave TO
dismiss cause without prejudice and dis
charge of receivers; plaintiffs attorneys,
e. 5. Hill and NJ n. Richardson; defend
ants attorneys, NJ ]. Colbert and W. H.
De Lacy.
LInkins VS.. Alexander; order overruI-
Ing motion to yacate approval of -su-
persedess bond; plaintiffs attorneys,
Darr,' Peyser, and Koenissoerser; de-
fendant's attorneys, J. W. Glennan and
c. J. Murphy.
Illinois Surety Company VS.. Katzmaier; I;
order continuing rule to June 30; plain
tin-s attorney, B. E. Hilton.
Speer VS.. Msgruder; order for payment
of certain sum for services; PLAINTIFF s
attorneys. Hamilton & Hamilton.
Hasner VS.. Hagner; order authorizing
trustee to make loan; plaintiffs attorney.
H r Webb.
In re lunscy Of Harriet l.. Wise; or
der authorizing committee to extend
time for payment of loan.
HaZen vs.. Wood: order granting leave
". H. wahly to withdraw appearance as
attorney for defendants; plaintiffs at
tornsy. H. W. wheatley.
IN re lunacv of Albert L. Wood; leave
granted W. H. Wahly to withdraw ap-
PcaTance as attorney.
Coleman VS.. Coleman; order appoint
ing j. l. Krupsaw counsel to defend;
plaintiffs attorney, c. W. Fowler.
Vlnton VS.. Terrett; pro confesso made
absolute, and establishing title by ad-
verse possession: plaintiffs attorneys.
Sheehy & Sheehy.
Hight & Co. VS.. Richmond Park I'M
Drovment Company; order granting leave
to intervene; PLAINTIFFS attorneys Wright
& Wampler; defendants attorney, John
Ridout.
Kelly vs.. Kelly: decree confirming con-
tract and W. W. MILAN appointed trus-
tee: bond 500; plaintiffs attorneys, Mil
Ian & Smith.
The Washington New Theater Company
vs. Unknown Heirs of Joseph NJ. White,
order Of publication; plaintiffs attorney,
W. G. Johnson.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Probate Division,
Justice Stafford.


Estate Margaret C. Muncsster: order to
invest funds; attorney, Alexander Nun
caster.
Estate Robert N. S. Clark; order to
invest funds In first mortgage per cent
bonds: attorney, a. c. F1ather.
Estate Brainard II. Warner; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Washington Loan
and Trust Company; attorney. John B.
Larner.
Estate Sarah ]. Reamer; order reduc-
ing bond; attorneys, Richardson &
Shreve.
Estate Alexander Ruff; caveat to will
filed.
Estate James o'Day; will dated Decem-
Der "A, 1915 and petition for probate filed;
attorney, T ]. Hurney.
Estate Alphonso c. Stewart; exemplifed
copy Of will fled.
Estate Charles S. Bromwell: petition
for appointment of administrator filed; at
torney. ]. J. Darlington.
Estate Theophilus Fitzgerald: will
dated March .. 1916, and petition for pro-
bate OF will filed: attorneys, Shin &
Owen and T. g. O'Neill
Estate Josiah Shaw; order postponing
issues and allowing withdrawal of pa
pers; attorney, V. H. Wallace.
Estate Catherine Weems; order dismis-
sing appeal: attorneys, Richardson &
Shreve, NJ. J. Colbert, and c. s. Hill.
Estate Valentine Cook; undated tesla
mentary paper filed.
Estate George Ritter; will dated No
vember T. 1905, filed.
Estate William Brown; petition requir-
ing security for costs filed: attorneys
Irving Williamson and Thomas Walker
Estate George Ritter; petition for pro-
bate of will filed: attorney. G. II. Laleger
Estate Howard Ratcliffe; petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, William
Clabaugh.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
FRIENDSHIP RINGS" ONE
OF PROVISIONS IN WILL

Two women, one OF Washington and
the other Of Baltimore, are given SIS each
by the will of Theophilus Fitzgerald fled
In the District Supreme Court yesterday.
with the request that they buy rings with
the money and wear them in remem-
brance Of our years of friendship" The
will reads, In part:
ITO Frances G. Cox, resident Of Bal
timore, Md. SIS in cash for the purchase
Of ring, which I request that she wear
in remembrance of our years Of friend
ship.
ITO Minnie A. Newton, of Washington,
D. C.. SIS in cash. which I request that
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Julius Caesar" Presented

The Unity Players Club last night
presented shskespeare's Julius Cae-
sar at Carroll Institute. sle Tenth
street northwest The cast included
Morriss Protus, Charles Cater. Mark
Glynn. Elton Taylor, r. NJ walter.
NJ J. England. W. Julian McElhen-
ney. John NJ Smith. d. Z. Bantx
". Hazard, z. Bsntz, Carl Grey, Les
ter Crates. Miss Merton Dankrnsyer
and Miss Theima Briggs
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

Paul r. and sussna Tschirch, girl.
George II. and Ella M. Msxee, boy.
Conrad and Pearl Riesterer, boz.
Louise and Sadie kogok. girl.
Chaupcey NJ. and Nina c. Hunter, boy
Henry s. and Mary T. Huntt, boy.
John and Helena Gianaris, boy.
Carl y. and Marie l.. Graf, siri.
C0LORED.
James c. and Virginia c. Rushsr, girl.
James and Mary Y. Gordon. girl.
James and Adelaide Brown, boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
MONEY TO LOAN.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

OF money in First Deeds Of Trust (irst Mortsas.s,
on Washington. d. C., Real Estate always give the
full interest promised and the return Of all the
principle due regardless Of the varying incomes and
values d other securities. and they are not subject
to taxation. We have been SUCCESSFULLY engaged In
making these investments for our clients for more
than s-qusrter of q century. Investments, $50 $500
to $1,000 at 8. 81. and per cent now ready fox
delivery. Large investments made.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
millionaire. a rich mans son and a
worm. The chickens get them all In the

A well-known actor has a black and
white striped car that can be seen for
blocks. Not satisfied with this, he has
an electrical arrangement which flashes
his name In electric lights on the rear OF
the car about twice in a block. He rides
up and down Fifth avenue at the busiest
time of the afternoon and seems to enjoy
the attention he excites.
Two years ago he was hunting a job
in chorus but couldn't find one. He
then agreed to go on for a week free at
a vaudeville house. His success was
instantaneous and he has been spending
every cent he makes since then advertis-
ing himself. He even has his name on
huge billboards around New York.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Zacharish Swink, 66 years Home for Incursble.
Ralph A. Love q Providence Hospdtsl
Infant Of J. d. and F. A. Ackley hours ITc2 r
st. NV.
COLORED
Della Hawkins. "a yesrs. washingtou Asylum Hos
Meta Williams, q tuberculosis HospitL.
Cora Ells, 2 Casualty Hospital.
James II. Stewart 81, AZ Z st ST.
Howard NJ. Blackford, L. sos Eth s. p.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
ARMY and navy.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

Corps I, relieved from Assignment to the Forty
sixth Company and placed on the unassigned list
Capt. Conrad s. Babcock. Fourth Cavalry, de-
tailed In ths Quartermaster Corps. to take effect
July 8. will report to the commanding general
Hawaiian Department for assignment to duty As
assistant to the quartermastsr Of that department
Leave o absencs for five days Is granted First
Leut Fred II. Turner, Twenty third Infantry
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
UNIQUE WILL FILED.
Soldiers Home Sends Curious In
strument for Probate.

The Soldiers Home at Brookland yes
terday forwarded the following unique
writing to the office of the recorder of
wills, purporting to be the last will of
Valentine Cook. who died at the home
on June 13:
stock certificates become the property
Of Concordice College. Bronxville. N. Y,
Is the disposition made by -" The
writer's name was signed, val Kock.'
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
. To Erect Shaft to Asbury.

A bill authorizing the erection on some
public tract in the District of a monu-
ment to Francis AsbUry. prominent bishop
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, by
the Francis Asbury Memorial Association
has been passed by the Senate
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By o. o. MCINTYRE

Special Correspondent Of The Washington Herald.
New York. June N-Union Squares
astronomer has just completed his thirty,
years of service. Nightly he stands out
IN the street with his telescope and COL
lects the dimes for explaining the diff
ferent planets His customers are few,
but he still sticks to the job.
When Col Watterson used to sojourn
at the Everett House, when Tiffany's
, still occupied the corner of Fifteenth
street at Broadway with Mrs. Lynch's
diamond store at Fourteenth street, the
man with the telescope could be seen
every night
The old Everett House is no more;
Tiffany's, Mrs Lynch's and other land
marks of bygone years have vanished,
but the telescope remains and the man
with 1t. Then, too. there is "Dick, the
Telescope Man." of Columbus Circle. He
has been there for years.
In all there are about six telescope
men in New York. All OF them are
barely able to scrspe up a miserly sort
of livelihood with their telescopes, but
they never change. Something about
their work appeals to them and they
take 1t very seriously-very seriously
indeed.
Col. Sam Hodges, welI-known
Southerner. who frequents the hotel
lobbies downtown and is familiar
figure, has Just returned from a trip to
Atlanta. While in the hotel there he ap-
preached the negro waiter in the dining
room.
George" he said. who is the head
niggah around this here establishment
The negro walter drew himself up very
ponpous like. Said he:
II am the colored head waiter and the
rest OF these gentlemen are the colored
walters"
rs that so?' said Col Hodges. We'll,
It's all right, George. I was just looking
for the head niggah to slip him s.
"Shucks, Boss said the head waiter
smiling. Il knew you all was from the
South. I'm the head niggah here and II
you don't believe 1t ask the rest of them
niggahs."
Penryhn Stanlaws. Harrison Fisher
and other New York artists are draw
ing pen and ink sketches of what they
regard as the most dangerous girl. as
the result OF the Winter Garden song
hit: You're Dangerous Girl" Most
OF the pictures show beautiful girls with
dimples. curls and other female allure
ments.
Rube Goldberg was asked to draw his
picture of a dangerous girl and he drew
a woman who looked like a combination
Of an ant eater and laughing hyena.
why is she dangerous?" he was asked.
"Because she's liable to scare some
body to death"
A Broadway philosopher has found that
there is no difference between an old
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22

she use for a similar purpose as noted II
my bequest TO Frances O. Cox"
The remainder Of the estate. sxcspG
some personal effects Ia LEFT 10 twu
nieces-Lsura Fitzgerald, Of Brooklyn NJ
T., and Minnie ArminEton, Of ciiftonl
Springs, N. Y
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTMENTS

OF money in First Deeds OF Trust uirs Mortgages
on Washington. d. c.. Real Estate always give the
full interest promised and the return Of all the
rrincple due regardless Of the varying incomes and
values Of other securities. and they not subject
70 taxation. W. have been successfully engaged in
making these investments for our clients for more
than a quarter Of century. Investments. $50 500
to 5000 at S. 81. and ps cent now ready fog
delivery. Large Investments made.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, 807 18th St.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building, 807 18th St.

MONEY TO LOAN ON APPRovED CIT RAJ
STATE At lowest current rates; Peeal pvfvtisers
wfth respect 10 prior psymenta TltER q aCfk.
ERfoRD. Inc, 81 18th -
MONEY TO LoAN-$5A TO ssW.W ON b. q
real estate Several trust funds. ~ to 9 per csat
AL transaetioos conducted with econcmicsl conaA.
esst3oa for borrow1A WA. II. SAUNDERS .
90, osuehGn Duil1tnG ~ ~ = ~,
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Lawsuits.

59So-George c. Eldridge vs. W. W
Poultney; note. $500: plaintiffs attorneys
W. J. Lambert and r. H. Yeatman.
59261-Kate w. Boyd, Henry K. Willard
and George E. Howe. trustees of the es-
tate Of Caleb c. Willard, deceased vs.
District of Columbia; account 800; plain
tiffs attorneys, Hoehling, Peelle &
Ogilby.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square CT. lot 3-AIbert H. Brewood ct ur
Addts L.. To George o Gertnsn and James NJ
ktnrhslo-; to secure Anna o. Stanton, Soo to
% months; per cent.
SQUARE a. lot u. and Whitney Close lot 81 block
sd. Edward Clarke ct u Alvine B. to Samuel
Y. Gusack and Joseph B. Stein; to secure Meyer
Rosenbers N.op, monthly payments; per cent.
SQUARE 81, part artzdnal lot 2-Gspss A. %
MI snd Emma v. Cohill, joint tenants 20 Arthur
Carr and Marin A. Custis; to secure P.rpetual
Buil6inx Association. nToo.
South Brookland. lot =. block IsJohu NJ Combs
q ur Wilheinina F.: to secure James H and
Jenniewse @. Holmes. ssB.3: monthly payments; 8
per cent.
Square 1858. lot 1-Munis J. o,Dounell Ct rir
Roger. 20 Harry L. Rust and Georrs Calvert
Bowie; to secure A. Elizabeth oliphant, 500; 3
years; 81 Per cent semi annually
Oak View. lot Z-Mnnie J. ODounsu to VIII
lam o. Ehsier and Alfred n. Larson; 10 secure
Louise Taylor. 2op; monthly payments; per
cent
Square ~, lot s-Henry p. Amos ct ux Lula S.
trustees; TO secure James w, Thomas IS 900; J
ycau: per cent semi annually.
Square loR part original lot . Emily 4 o.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, JUNE al, 1916.

sault with dangerous weapon; plea
not guilty; attorney. S. d. Truitt.
United States VS.. Philip j. Meyers;
Joy riding; plea guilty; remanded.
United States VS.. William Mitchell;
Joy riding; plea not guilty.
United States VS.. Sadie Harris:
grand larceny; plea guilty; sentenced
to penitentiary for one year and six
months; placed on probation; rscog-
nizance of 500 taken.
United States VS.. AlfonIo Johnson;
carnal knowledge; plea not guilty;
attorney, Fountain Peyton.
United States VS.. Elijah johnson;
assault to rape; plea not guilty; at
torneys. Bert Emerson and G. II. Nc
Neill
United States VS.. Lloyd Jackson;
depreciation on private property; plea
guilty: remanded.
United States VS.. Clarence Brooks;
assault to kill; plea not guilty; attor-
ney, d. O'C. Callaghan.
|. United States VS.. George Harris:
inonsupport; bench warrant returned
cepii defendant committed.
Assignment for today.
United States VS.. Irene Milstead.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-22
Mechanics' Liens.

6S9|Galliher & Huguely VS.. Elizabeth
s. Williams; lots l, and 3, square 2o21
s3Ss.65