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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-13
STEAMER LEAVES
WITH LARGE CARGO

Loaded with large cargo of lum-
Der and cross ties, the British steam
ship Farnham left port Saturday, IN
der orders to proceed to Queenstown,
where orders viii be given relative to
her port of destination.
[ After completing cargo Friday aft
ernoon, the Farnham steamed up to
the coal chutes at Muscogee wharf,
filled her bunkers and was ready TO
proceed at an early hour yesterday.
IRON UNCHANGED.
New York, Aug. 12.-lron un-
changed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-08-13
City Observation-Disclosures

NIty IssIVIE-lFIStIEUuIsE'
Sunday School at all the appoint
ments of the charge. ---
Services at the following places:
West Hill-Sermon IL o'clock by
Rev. b. W. Rice.
Myrtle Grove-4:80 p. M, address
by w. P. Cunningham.
Eleventh Avenue-8:00 p, m, ser
mon by Rev. Harry Wilson, of Ten
nessee.
All are cordially invited to hear
these speakers. ..-.. ...-
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square -oO3-George W Warren ct uz Anrn A
tn Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Rergmapp. 70
secure Oriental Building Association. No 6. sa,6oo;
lot 3f.
Square sso-Niary G. whtlock to Washington
Loan & Trust Co.. to secure Equitable Co-operatjye
Building Association $3.50; lots 43 and a
G'hicheEter-GeoTge W. Frazier ct ux Ruth e tn
William J. Neale ard A. p. Newlcn u secure
Charles D. Fowler $3.50; years. per cent. semi
annually; lots . and IS. block T. Same to same
to secure same a,2O; monthly payments without
interest; same property.
Fwning City-MaIy A. Dennison ct rir. Henry
F.. to Samuel H Walker and Clarence F Doroboe
to secure Eastern Building & Loan ASSOCIATE
:? 20; lot "a. block ,.
Square 4l42 William A. Hit ct ux. Robbie r
to Horatio n. TapIin and James L. Sherwood, jr.,
to secure James L. Sherwood 81 700: ; Years nor
cent. emi-snnually; lets 8, and 10
Square 5lG-Nelson Harvey ct ux Sadie to r.
Francis Saul and James F. Shea to secure Home
Savings Bank $3.50; monthly payments 6 rer cent;
lot %.
Square Elo-Lillian L. Kibbey to Washington
Loan & Trust Co. to secure Equitable Co-oncra-
tive Building Association Sc 900: lot l.
Square 2s2-Nellie NJ. Bessevicre ct yir Sidney
l., to Norman L. SausbuTy and Charles T Richard.
son, to secure Morris Cafritz and Samuel Sbapiru
81 go; monthly paymsnts 6 per cent lot %
Square 9lS-Maleolm KsrIiu to H. D. Gordon,
to secure Fulton r. Gordon s. 20; to q months
per cent; lot s.
Square @l3-Macalm Kerlin to II D Gordon
to secure Fulton R. Gordon 81 "a. 10 81
months, pcr cent; lot s.
Square l9s7-W. CFosdale Wits, to H. n Gordon.
per cent: lot q
Turner'S lmpToyement-Arthur p EidUsu ~ NV
Hattie, to Louis P. Shoemaker and Daniel orc.
CaIashan, to secure Emile D. Bysland s2s. I
yssrS Per cent, ssnisnHuslly; parrsl l2Is.
Square al-BeTnaFdiae N, v. Roth to Ernest L.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
WASHINGTON PRODUCE,

Quotations given below are for large lot, oil
good marketable goods only Jobbers' prices ar,
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy
gO0ds command higher p-ices
BAiGS-Fresh. per doz 32a33
BUTTER-Best prints. new per h.. IS: do, tuh
a; process, 059a3l; store-packed Z3a24
LARD-Tub, pure, per h., l6al6A: d., oon
pound. l2a!2l-; cottonsced oil. per can, 375
CHEESE-New York new. per H. 70. fat 10
Swiss domestic. %; do. foreign B
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per Ib. 2ael: rnoster
per b. d; ducGs. per h.. I5aI7; chickens DER IN
2ldZ2; turkeys per b., Za23.
GREEN GOODS-Beans, pcr basket 5a1 N
beets. per 100. 3O0a400 catbages per Dbl 2op,3 N
cantslOupes, per crate. 75a325: carrots per bIncb
2a3; celery, New York. per crate 35Oa5O5 corn neI
doE.. lOal5; cucumbers. per basket, I5Oa2 90; cym
bings per crate. salOO: eggp ants per crate 50aTs
kale. per bbl. I5alOO; lettuce. New York per Ia !.
ket. lO)a2OO; onions, per bag 24Oa2 90; pepners
per crate. Ra5O; potatoes per bbI 2OOa3 50: sweei
potatoes. per bbL. 2OOa2 80: spinach, Der bb 2 saa
800; tomatoes per box, 56a75; turnips. per
bunch. 4a5.
FRUITS-ApDles, per bbl.. l5aaLOO; damson, re,
a bushel basket, 5oa65; grapefruit Per box / oos
$50; grapes, per crate. l.00al "a; lemons rer bo1
65Oa7.5O; oranges, per crate 55sa6G8: peacbes ne,
crate. L25a23; pineaDples, per crate 2,Ooa3Oe
plums, Per S-lb. basket. 2oa35; saspberies per 1t
3a30; strawberries. PR qt aOa3O Watermeions each
e0aS5 -'
LIVE sToGK-veal ealrss, prime. Der III
l2alE4i dO.' medium, lHsaIl;. spring lambs lat
IHfAL - =
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
MORAN CONFIDENT
PHILLIES WILL WIN

Phfladeiphfa, Pa. Sept. 1a wen come
back with a rush" remarked Moran in
discussing the pennant chances of his
cluh, We played a lot of bad ball in
New York, but We also failed to get a
single break in the entire series.
L fail to see any team that looks bet
ter than the Phils. I am not worrying
about my pitchers now. All have been
pitching fine ball and the good work
ought to continue. Bender looked espe-
cially good against the Giants, even il
he was beaten. We are Just coming
around TO Benders weather now. He
always has been good in the autumn.
McGraw has a wonderful team and is
being favored by better pitching than he
has had all year. Perritt, Tesreau and
Benton spear to be I'm splendid form.
No team in the game could have beaten
PerHtt the day he trimmed US twice in
a double header
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20

Dear Folks:-Lon left these on tn
desk an then beat 1t.
Don't move unless va have to.
There's children, dogs an phono-
graphs in most all tn fats.
Don't forget that winters comm
on at a 1.4O clip, an now's tn time
t start huntin for your overeoat
ticket.
Don't overlook tn fact, when cuss-
in tn servant girl, how often she
has Just had" fifteen cents t pay for
tn ice.
Don't forget tn moth has T. live,
an if you failed t put in tn balls
it certainly wasn't tn moths fault.
Don't keep harpin' about lii Willie
Jones bein' perfectly awful. va
oughta see your own brat when you
get out o sight
Don't call it luck IL your neigh
boris made good, cause it's dollars
t doughnuts tn poor "goof' has earn
ed it.
Don't fail t. have a liz pity on tn
wife. It wasn't altogether her fault
she got you.
Don't stake all va got on tn Elec-
tion. as you might not have nothln'
I play draw" with this winter.
Don't think that anybody mistakes
you for tn author when va proceeds
explain dll IN uGldllS dDOuI q HlONln
picture show.
Don't start t cryIn' when va GO
t make a touch" TIL chances are
va amt gonna get 1t nohow, so fall
with a laugh on.
Don't miss tn great wrestlin' match
at tn Lyceum tnight for tn middle
weight championship o. tn world, be-
tween Joe Turner. tn present cham
pion, an Pinky Gardner, tn Southern
Adonis
An whatever va do don't try t pull
nothIn' like this,
TIL pay-as-ya-enter voter moaned
AS he gazed at his empty paw.
This Wilcox party's a cake O. ice.
Now I wonder will Morgenthau.
Stick tn next one under tn ear
Doc TIL pains in tn headD
Note-Lon says pest No. Is is tn
poor 'frair' who has writ t Mary
Pickford. an Mary has advised heI
t register with some studio.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
TULIPS TO PLAY
HYATTSVILLE SUNDAY

The Tulip A c. will journey to Hyatts-
vile Sunday 10 cross bats with the strong
Fyattsville baseball team and all players
are requested to report at the club. 1lO2
Maryland avenue southwest. at / o'clock
sharp. as the manager Of the Tulip A c.
IS anxious to annex this game to their
long string of victories.
Having won twenty-six out Of thirty
five games played this year the Tulip
\. c. would like to close the season
with few strong teams, the Clarendon
4. C.. Cardinals, Rex A c.. HnIbrook
A. C.. Fort Myers or Bladeusburgs could
accommodate the Tulip A. c. for a sue
oesstul closing baseball career of 1915.
Any Of the above teams can obtain dates
by addressing the clubs secretary. Harry
F. Garner, 1102 Maryland avenue south
west
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
Junior KTERCITY
Series Starts TODAY
Double-Header Carded at Fifth and
Florida Avenue Northeast With
S. S. c. c. Playing Aurora.

The iHtercity series between the s. S.
c. c. champions Of the Washington ANA
teur League and the Aurora A. c. cham
pions Of American Amateur League, OF
Baltimore. will start today at Fifth and
Florida avenue.
An arrangement was made that the
loser Of the post-seasOn series should
play the runner-up club, MarstOn A. C.,
in the American Amateur League in the
first game, so the Shamrock A. c. will
play them the first game at p. m. sharp.
The second game, which will be the
championship game between the S. S.
c. c., the winners here, and the Aurora
A. c.. winner in Baltimore, will fight it
out for the handsome Howard A. French
trophy.
The teams will journey to Baltimore
Saturday for the second game OF the
series, which will be played at Y. NJ c.
A Oval. Highlandton, Md.
The players that will be eligible to
play in the championship series will be:
5 s. c. C., Harry Hout, 3b. Harvey
Inglshy. 1b.; Albert Watt, 2b.; Grant
Newton, ss. Amiel Phel, p; Raymond
Catln. p: Richard Clark; Baxter
Davidson, RI; Edward Shiery, IT,; Mark
Shoemaker. CT; Earle Money, r., and
Walter LubeT, %. and ef.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20

322. so
Chevy Chase GrOte-Fultou R. Gordon ct u1.
Co.'s A., to W. cfosdaIs Wits. lot O. square 1877,
s. eSo2
Pstvorth-williss p. Husted ct uz Tereza, "
Wallace streeter trustee, lot a. block q. ST.
s5l Eighth street Bortheast-American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions to Bernardine
N. V. Roth. lot e., square SI, $3.50.
Addition LsDroit Psrk-Mary G. 0'Dounen 10
John C. and Julia r. Collins. lot S. block 70 $40.
Chevy Chase Highlands -oiunsey Trust Co. ct al,
trustees to Thomas B. Wilson, lot 3 square 2czl
SO
Tenth street between and streets northeast
John 7. SifnoHs ct uI. Edith NJ. 10 Frank M.
johnson. porth part lot =. square go. SO.
North Columbia Heights Eudo1A B. Juhnson Ct
TE. Frank N, 10 Douglass @. and Bertha u.
Aoxley, lot q, square 900. SO.
Fourth street between N aud streets southeast
-Louis Gundling to George W. Marsh, lot %.
square 81. so.
22z Thirteenth street northwest-John VI. Cotter
ct uT. Catherine O. to John W. MeshAW. lot Z1,
square III. SO
LES North Capitol street northeast-Frank G.
Davidson ct ux. Susan H.. 70 Rebeoea A Wobe,
lot II, square 66S SO
Holmead Manor-DeIla G. Ziler to Frank r
Weaver lots 81 and e5 block g. SO; trusts. Ss 40
I'll East Capitol street southeast-Henry h. WeS
yer ct uT. Jennie n. TO Della G. zner. lot 6.
square 7So, SEQ
Chilum Castle Heights -aIunsey Trust Co.
NusteS' u hOoetI W. EdnlisY iot u, square -Vs'
N.O0O
1925 x street northwest The Champlainl-C -Colun
bia Properties Co. Inc. HsnrieltG NJ. Halliday,
original lot II, square H5. so; Trust, SlZS.ue-S.
street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
northwest dept. Of Justcs) -Henrstts NJ. HAlh
day to Columbia Properties Co.. Inc, lots and
Z. square n6 SO; trust $1,000.
Sll Twelfth street n0rthwest-HennettA n. HAli-
day 70 Columbia Properties Co. IBc. part original
lot S, square So SO.
SO X street noTthWest-stGnEbury Boyes ct UN.
Frances, to Martha A. Smith, lot IS, square 1S3 O.
County-Clydc ID. Garrett ct NerdA J.. 70
Fannie c. Jones. AlTA Il. J. MyerE, Fannie " J.
Garrett, Lucille s. Jones and Mary V. Jones pan
described. SIC
County Fannie c. Jones Il al, TO Delos h.
Smith part described, SO.
County-FGnnis @. Jones & al, to DeIos II.
Smith. part described. SO.
County DelOs-H. Smith to CLYDE D. and YerdI
j. Garrett part described. SO
County-Deios H. Smith to Henry B. and AlVa
MysH. part described, SO.
Mount Plsassnt-Josish 81. Vale 70 Robert Good
win. lot z3 square Zs56. s. 80.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
COURT PROCEEDINGS

I Schmidt and George NJ. Enmerich. 70 secure Ger.
man American Building Association l.4o0; lot "a.
Square 2S-Alhert n. simpson to Wharton L.
Lester and Michael j. C6Inert, to secure National
Permanent Building Association 81 500; lot 49,
Addition LeDroit PRrk-John O. Collins ct VI,
Julia r., TO Chaplin Brown and Henry X. Berg,
mann. TO secure Oriental Building Association. No.
g. SOC; lot g. block %.
Square 202l-Thomas B. Wilson ct ux Henrietta
NJ, to Clyde D. Garrett and Georgs r. Bsrss. to
secure MunSeT Trust Co. trustee, 24G0; to %
| months. per cent; lot Sc.
Square 2sos-Dougiass O. Noxlsy ct uX. Bertha
! H., to @. c. Calhoun and Paul L. Wright. 10
| secure EndOra B. johnson $40; monthly payments
8 per cent; lot a.
Square s9-George W. Marsh to Jesse W Raw,
| lihgs and Ray C. Pritehard TO secure John u.
Slater S59; year. per cent, semisnnuaIly; lot 20
Square al-JOhn W. MeshsH TO Sergus s.
FLETCHER and R. Cotter fitzgerald, to secure John
w. COttsr Si5i monthly payments, 6 per csnt; lot
Columbia Heights-Jsnss Z. Msssrs ct uI. Sophia
! to Washington Loan & Trust Co. TO secure
Equitable Cooperative Building Association g, 500
| part lot 8, block 81.
| Square l5o-Francis p. DALEY ct ux. Clarta J..
to Herbert A. Gill and Theodore n. Gill. jr.. to
| secure Paul V. Rogers s., 600; l year, per cent
semi annually; lot 2is.
Barry FAm-John T. Culley Ct uK. Mary F.. u
| George o. Watson and Simon Bube. to secure
| The AnRcostiR Bank s. 30 to 60 months per
| cent; lot o. section 4.
Square a6-Columbia Properties Co. Inc, u
American Security & Trust Co.. to secure Hen.
ristta N. Halliday 300; years. Per cent. semi
! annually; lots 3 and
| Square aOo-Robert W. EddinS ct W. Annie ".
| to Wilton J. Lambert and G. H. Pope, to secure
Washington Land d Mortgage Co, $3.50 monthly
| payments, per cent; lot fs
Square 29Ds-EuRens O. Powell ct uG Lula z
| to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts. to secure
| Perpetual Building Association 500; lot S.
| Square 3sS-Asrths A, Smith to Washington Loan
l. Trust Co. to Equitable Cooperative
| Building Association s. 800; lot Is
| County-C1yde ID. Garrett ct uK. YerdA J.. 10
| Walter B. Guy and A. LeftEich Sinclair to secure
| Z. L. Lieutaud $500; years. per cent. semi
| annually part described
Square 36 Robert Goodwin st Virginia,
| to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. CushS, to becurt
| Perpetual Building Association s. 500; lot rs.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

BnghtVood Perk-Therssa NJ Zer to J. Harold
Mcdowell. lots IS and IS. block II, $40. J. Harold
Mcdowell CONVEYS same property TO Theresa n.
and EpOch r. Zeil. so
street between Third and -Four and a half
streets sOuthwest-Frank J. Hogan and Julius l.
PsySar. trustees. to Frank Healy. lots lE to lS.
square rs. 500.
Sherwoods Addition 70 Brookland-James l. Sher-
wood ct uI. Rose z, to William A. and Robbie L.
Hit. lots q. > and 10. block ;. square EI2. SO.
l525 Fifth street northwest-GeOrge Urciola ct K.
Ethel ~. TO NsiellS v. Coates, lot p. square SO.
SO. MSisllA Y. Coates conveys same property to
Nelson Harvey. $40.
Pleasant Hlls-Morris Csfriu and Samuel
Shapiro to Nellie NJ. BesseiisVre. lot 20, square
S22 SO.
Pleasant Hills-WilliAm @. Miller and Allison
$40.
Chevy Chase Grots-CksEtsr A. Scala Il VI.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
YANKEES BEAT BROWNS.

St. Louis. Sept. 19.-The Yankees
gained a few points on fourth place
today by winning their first game Of
the season from the Browns in St.
Louis, to 3. The tussle went Is in
nings, Nagee scoring the winning run
from second on Austin's wild throw.
The Yankees had a slugging day. Peck
scored in the sixth on his triple. Ged-
con repeated in the seventh, while in
the ninth Baker hit into the right field
bleaChers. Cullop pitched seven hitless
innings from the first to the ninth,
when three singles tied 1t for st, Louis.
Shawkey pitched the last six innings
and held the Browns runless. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
Ten New Men for Lebipb Eleven

South Bethlehem, Pa. Sept 19.-Ten
new men were part of the twenty-six
moleskin artists that CavortCd over TayIor
Field at Lehigh yesterday and con0osed
the biggest turnout so far this wear
Among these new men were Young. of
Aurora. Ill, half back and end, and
Sweetland and Mcdonald. both backfeId
men. from the New England States
Tomlison. substitute quarter back last
year. arrived today and a pleasant sur
prise was the coming out Of Speedy"
Lees, the varsity baseball catcher vbo
has never been out before, but who has
the eRrmarks Of a good end. Aehorn
varsity second baseman, also came out
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity ndyision.
Juxtice McEay.

Justice Mccoy.
Sidney VS.. Bundy decree substituting
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, Thomas
Walker; defendants attorney, G. F. Col
Inns.
Clements VS.. Clements; rule returnable
September %; plaintiffs attorney. w. a.
Coombe.
Wilkinson vs.. Sanford; decree pro con-
fesso; plaintiffs attorney, Z. L. Gies.
Bradley vs.. Davidson; statement of evil
dence signed and made of record; plain
tiff's attorneys, w G. Gardiner and ]. W.
Whiting; defendants attorneys, ]. B.
Carter and d. S. Maekall.
Warren VS.. Fowler; order of publicA-
ton; plaintiffs attorneys, A. H. Bell and
p. H. Marshall
Crawford VS.. Myers; order appointing
Barton MacMurray, trustee; bond 5000;
plaintiffs attorney, H. W. Wheatley.
Cohen VS.. Cohen; rule returnable Sep
tember 25; plaintiffs attorney. B. T.
Doyle
Traction VS.. Traction; leave granted to
file without prepayment OF costs, and rule
returnable September 26: plaintiffs at
torneys. w. F. Shellman and J. G.
Hodges.
Washington Terminal Company VS. In
ternational Auto Sightseeing Transit
Company; rule returnable September %;
plaintiffs attorneys, Hamilton & Ham
ilton, F. d. McKenney and Edmund
Brady
Hawthorne VS.. Hawthorne; leave grant
ed to file without prepayment of costs
and rule returnable September p; plain
tins attorney. H. A. Grant
Armstrong VS.. Armstrong; ahmony pen
dente lite ordered paid; appeal: bond
$780, plaintiffs attorney, F. c. Handy
defendants attorney, G. O. Aderholdt.
In re lunacy of Lucy A. Moore; main.
tenance allowed and reference to auditor
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
CRAVATH TO RETIRE
AT END OF SEASON

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept l9-When the
curtain rings down on the 1916 baseball
season, there is a strong possibility that
major league baseball has seen the lost
OF cactus Cravath, the Philadelphia
Nationals right-feIder. Cravath. who is
now IS years old. feels that he has had
enough Of baseball and desires to return
10 his horne and farm in California. Cra-
yath slowed up considerably this season,
his legs having gone back on him. and it
has only been during the past week that
he showed anything like his 1915 batting
form.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
Equity Suits.

34GOc-Mary f. Clements vs.. Theophilue
J. Clements; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
tOrney. ". A. COombe
S4603-Lillian Hawthorne VS. Thomas
Hawthorne; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
tornev. Harry A. Grant
1864 Washington Terminal Co VS.. In
ternational Auto Sight Seeing Transit Co
for injunction: plaintiffs attorneys. Ham
ilton e Hamilton, F. D. MCKcnney and
Edmund Brady.
346G5-George T. Campbell ct al. VS. Fan
ME f. Lawson ct al; to confirm contra ct
OF sale; plainHfs attorneys, W. S. Zach
ary and J. E Potbury
346G6-Ruth f. Fraction VS.. Edward G.
Traction; limited divoce; plaintiffs attor-
neye. W F. Shelman and J. G. Hodges.
3I6G7-Ethel B. Mentis vs.. John Mentis;
absolute divorce; PLAINTIFFS attorney, D.
Edward Clarke.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
.TY NOT AFTER THE
LEAGUE BATTING HONORS

Detroit, Sept. 19.-Ty Cobb is not wor-
rying any about batting championship
crown, which he has held in the Ameri-
can League for nine straight years. He
was asked today If he was worried about
Speaker beating him this year.
Il am not" ne said with a smile. II
gave up all hope OF beating out Speaker
two weeks ago. I think we will win the
pennant, though, and that will satisfy
me-"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
DODGERS OUT In
FRONT In RACE

New York. Sept. 19.-The Dodgers
now lead the National League by two
full games. While they were beating
the Reds to l this afternoon, the
Phinies suffered a 2-to-0 setback at
the hands of the Cubs. The Braves,
meanwhile. won from the Cardinals, 6
to 3. and crept up a game on the sec
ond-place Phillies.
The standing after this afternoons
par,as Apisbad FoIdIOus.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
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The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
Probate Division.
InsfiPR MPCaV-


In re Annie Chowsta; order for allow
ance for clothing; attorney, J. A. Her
bert. jr.
Estate Frank J. Lewis order TO invest
funds in real estate loan; attorney, F. H.
Ridgway.
Estate Sarah f. Henning; order for
sale OF securities; attorney, c. S. Nc
Neir.
In re Harry Y. Pittman; order appoint
ing Jennie f. Boland ancillary guardian
bond, $500; attorneys, Wilson, Huidekoper
& Lesh.
Estate Gilbert T. Hart; order appoint
ing Mary E. Collins administratrix
bond, 500; attorney. Z. P. Moore.
Estate Penny A. Jackson; order ap-
pointing James p. Miles administrator;
bond. $500; attorney. z. P. Moore.
Estate Abraham D. Wander Veer; or
der appointing Mary B. Wander Veer ad-
ministratrIx; bond. 500; attorney, F. s.
Perry.
Estate Anna c. Lesh; order appointing
Karl R. and Paul f. Lesh sdministra-
tors; bond. $500; attorneys, Wilson, Hui
dekoper and Lesh.
Estate Rudolf Fl. Won Ezdorf: petition
for probate of will filed: attorneys, Rich
ardson & Shreve.
July II. 1910, and codiciis dated July IS,
1915, and June. %, 1916. filed.
Estate John T. Williams; petition for
appointment OF administrator filed; at
torney. f. A. Fenning
Estate William S. Cady; petition for
appointment OF administrator filed ;at-
torney, N. j. Mcnamara.
Estate Mary Moten; petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed attor-
ney, Edmund Darlington.
Estate Frances w. Thomas will dated
March %, 1915, fled.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20

Revenue receipts for this fiscal year up
to the close of business September IS,
$3.50 149, ,642.O6; revenue receipts for the
corresponding period last year, slSs, ,4is,
6S1.13.
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year up to the close of business septem-
Der IS, s2o3, $40, 54s64; ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding period last
year, Sl6s, ,164, ,2I.53
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
Mechanics Liens

7fS6-JOseph l.. Bateman vs.. Alphonso
Patten and Irwin c. Foster; lot 81. square
I&15; 24O7 Brentwood road northeast, Sob;
attorney, B. E. Hinton.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20

The use of burning and asphyxiating
chemicals can be traced back to the
time of a Greek writer of 1863 B. c., one
Anneas by name, says Medical Inspector
George A, Lung, U. S. n.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
Circuit Division.
Justice Mccoy,

Wiley VS.. Lendner; motion for bill of
particulars granted with five days to
reply; plaintiffs attorney, Howard Boyd;
defendants attorney. J. A. O'Shea.
Winterburn VS.. Winterburn; motion for
security for costs granted; plaintiffs at
torney. c. w. Fowler; defendants attor-
ney, r. H. McNeill.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-20
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W. B. HIbbs a Co.
EATES

Washington Railway Is s 600 at 81. 81 0ot
at Sh 900 at Sl4. 81 900 at ata, s. 90 at SI1
s. 900 at aL5 500 at g
Chesapeake Potomac Telephone s. s. .ooo at
lOSA S. 800 at lO5bL 81 900 at l05H S. 900 at 1854
Potomac Electric Cons. 5S, Si0ol at lol, 81 0ot
at l0l S. 800 at 10.
Graphophoue lst 6. s. 90 at lolh
Capital Traction 10 at S7I. 10 at 81
Washington Railway I'D at aA.
Washington Loan & Trust at u.
After call
Washington Railway nd, at Hh at 81.
CGTitaI Traction, at a.
Potomac Electric Cons. s., s. 900 at loi.
GOVERNMENT BONDs