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The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IS Seventh street southeast-Ethel B. HarreIl 10
William Z Ward. north part lot 81, square ST. $40.
81 Seventh street sOutheast-John s. Ward 70
William Z. Ward, south part original lot u.
square 81. SO.
Allcy between C. D. Eleventh and Twelfth streets
ncrthesst-Frank o.. Beckett to Frank Blaine, part
original lot ., square go, SO.
90 French street northWest-Della J. Rutherford,
executrix. ct al. to Jesse J, Madden, lot 81 square
81 So
Nonesuch- William A Dent. ct III. to Louise e.
Dent, parcels 1879 and 1913 So
Fortune EnIsrged-William A. Hyde To Lucinda
Robinson, lot rs, square Gs3, $40.
Pstworth-H. Bradley Davidson and Luther 8.
FrstOc. trustees, to Gertrude Dorsey, lot Y,
block D. $3.50
Petwurth-H Bradley Davidson and Luther s.
FIstOe trustees. to Gertrude Dorsey, lots 70 ard
r. block g. S. 800
Observation-Disclosures Dorsey to H. Latane Lewis
lots ~, 70 and "A. block g. SO.
Fourteen and-s-haR STREET between and {
streets northeast-James r. Ellerson ct to Will
bert L. and Mabel A. Dean, lot rs. square 1866. SO
Fourteen and one-hal fstrest between and Z
streets northeast-Jamcs X. EleTson ct VI. to
Anne W. knight lot g. square 1915, $40.
Vermont avenue and U street noTthwcst-CaTl J.
Bersmann ct u&. to John W. Walker, lot 1885, square
81 SO.
Potomac Hetsbts-samuel T. DOrsett ct TX. to
William L. and Catherine Hamilton, lots - and
| H. square Hi'. SO
Petworth--wnhsld Preston to Earle c. Walker.
lot SC. square 2l5. $40,
! Peters Mil Seat-SullTan J. Ross ct TO Ed
] ward J. Brandreth, part tract described SO.
Ksuilworth- Allen W. Mallory and John W
Bogley. trustees to Eugene W. Weaver lot p
! blCCk ~. N.EO
! Addition KeuiIworth-LAwrence o. Mallery and
HoratiO y. Taplin trustees. to Eugene W. Weaver
| lots % and q, block 2 S.O0o.
Addition KenilwOTth-Allen W. Mslery and
Harry c. Klcinschmidt, trustees to Eugene W
| Weaver. lot p block 2, s. 800.
| Ksuilworth-Allen W. Mallery and John W. Bos
! ley, trustees to Eugene W. Weaver, lot 49, block
g. $500
| AlIey betweeu X. l. and Fist streets and New
| Jersey avenue northwest-Tfonton Carusi to Johr
! T. sanneT. part original lot 9. square So SO
/ First Addition Washington Highlands Charles G.
/ Taylor to Singleton L. and Mary j. Cooper, lott
7 and g. square $751; lots II and g square SID. SO
! ~ Eighteenth street noTthwest-Mary c. FbneJ
! to Harry b. Wilson, part original lot q. squar'
| lOe. SO.
! Lexington place between Sixth and Seventh street,
uOrtheast-J0hn p. Mcdowell Ct TX. to John J
! ard Ellen B. Morse. lot $50 square ST. SO.
Chevy Chase GrOve-FultOn r. Gordon ct VI
| 70 Cora H. Collins, lot y. square BIZ, S. $50.
! seventh street and Rhode Island avenue northeast
Marie A. ID. Madrr to G. b. MuIlin Co.. par
| lot S. SO.
| Nineteenth street between Il and streets north
David ] DUnigan to Edward o. WhitfOnd
| lot s. square I23. SO.
| Pleasant Plains-TrIstecs q the whitney Arenut
Union Mission. to trustees Of the Whitney Avenue
/ AlcmCrial Christian Chmch. lot s. 81.
| ,Se and 1871 CUrCOran street northwest TIM
| kelwOCd) Clarence A. Marshall to Harry Ward
| man and Thomas Bones. lots ID and %. sqnAr
| l34, So
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Criminal Division No. 1,
,Juxfiee SfddOn..

United states VS.. Louie Kaiser;
forgery and uttering: plea guilty with
drawn and plea not guilty catered; at
torney, T A. Beckett.
United States VS.. Edward Sullivan
and George r. DTury; robbery; plea,
not guilty; attorney H. A. Grant
United States VS.. Augustus c. Lam
bath: housebreaking and larceny; plea,
guilty; remanded.
United States VS.. Robert 5. Hawkins +:
violation section 1873, criminal code;
plea. not guilty; attorney T. NJ. Baker.
United States vs. Alberta Thomas
second OTense petit larceny; plea,
guilty; sentenced to OccOquan for ten
months.
United States VS.. Paul Simpson; as
sault with dangerous weapon; plea,
not guilty; attorney, J. A. Toomey.
United States VS.. John Koneroy; as
sauIt with dangerous weapon; plea.
not guilty: attorney, J. A. Toomeny.
United States VS.. Darlington Caster
and Fred Payne: housebreaking and
larceny; plea, not guilty; attorney, J.
J. O'Leary.
United States W. Roy Thurston; vio-
Iation section 3l2 penal code; plea,
guilty; remanded
United States VS.. JeTald MCCrystal;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; bench war
rant returned cepI; defendant COM
mitted.
United states VS.. Jacob Blum; re-
ceiving STOLEN property; recogniEance
$500 taken with Marcus Norman
surety; attorney. NJ. F. Mangan.
United States VS.. Frank Stewart and
James Daniels; robbery: verdict guilty
each: each sentenced to penitentiary
for three years; attorneys, MCClaskey
and Lacey.
/ Clark vs.. O'Des: time to file tran
script extended to April IS; PLAINTIFF s
attorney. A. d. Esher; defendants at
torney. J. A. O'Shea.
United States vs.. George Belt; assault
with dangerous weapon; sentenced to
Occoquan for one year.
United States vs. Joseph J. Thompson;
depreciation: sentenced to penitentia ~
, for three years; placed on probatiO
| recognizance 500 taken; attorney. Bruce
: Baird.
! United States VS. Chas Morris: nonsup-
port; plea not guilty Withdrawn and
plea guilty entered remsnded and re-
/ Corred to probation officer; attorney
| Lacey McClaskey.
| United States VS.. Benjamin Alexander
, nonsupport; plea not guilty; verdict not
! guilty: attorneys, Norman Fischer and
Bruce Baird.
| United States VS.. James Sanders
! housebreakinG: recognlzance 500 taken
with W. ". Stewart surety.
/ United states vs.. Robert Delaney: rape
/ scaled verdict ordered; attorneys. T. l.
! Jones and K. \. Hughes.
! United States vs.. Abram G. Frey: non,
! support; motion to quash and plea t.
/ Jurisdiction filed: attorneys. f. L. Giei
I and T.. r. Frey.
( United states VS.. Thomas F. Earr: en-
boZzement; sentenced to pcnitentiary fOi
( one year and six months; attorney, Hay
! den Johnson.
No assignment for today
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
COAST GUARD AERIAL
CORPS IS PROJECTED
Aero Club Endorses and Treasury De-
partment Officials Sanction Bill
to Be Introduced.

a bill soon will be introduced in Con-
gress providing for a coast guard aerial
corps. The measure Is Endorsed by the
Aero Club Of America, and II Is being
framed with the sanction of officials OF
the Treasury Department.
The new aerial corps would operate as
an auxiliary of the coast guard. In times
Of peace 1t would be used to facilitate the
work OF saving lives and property at
sea. Provision will be made In the bill
to be introduced for the conversion OF the
coast guard auxiliary into an arm of
naval defense in time of war.
Wide Endorsement already has been
given the plan, inasmuch as It would
provide an important arm of defense
without levylng a dead charge against
naval appropriations. 1t is believed that
the aero corps, as now contemplated,
would be one of the most efficient arms
OF defense because of the fact that II
would receive a steady and arduous train
ing In the performance of its routine
duties as Part OF the coast guard.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
COURT PROCEEDINGS
FRIDAY, MARCH "a, 1916.

square west of 4S4, and costs: PLAINTIFF s
attorneys, L. NJ. King and w. A. Rob-
inson; defendants attorney, B. L. Cas-
kins.
Simpson VS.. Southern Railway Com
pany; jury respited until next Monday;
plaintiffs attorneys, t. L. Jeffords and
c. A. Keigwin: defendants attorneys,
Hamilton, Yerkes 4 Hamilton.
Boxley, administrator, VS.. Warren F.
Brenizer Company and Masterson VS.,
Warren F. Brenizer Company; motion for
new trial granted and verdict set aside;
plaintiffs attorneys, F. B. Rhodes, p. b,
Cromelin and II. A. Baker; defendant S
attorneys, W. II. Price, jr., and Fl. Pres
colt Galley.
Barron c. Collier VS.. Cason; judgment
under seventy-third rule VS.. defendant
for $12s1.l9; appeal noted and bond for
costs fixed at 800; plaintiffs attorney. a,
c. Wells; defendants attorneys, G. Il.
Baker and 5. F. Taliaferro.
MCGEE VS.. O'Hare; motion to quash at
tachment overruled; plaintiffs attorney,
II. A. l. Barker.
Smith VS.. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington Railroad Company; motions
for new trial argued and submitted
plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlin and R. E. Mattingly; defendant
attorneys, McKenney & Flannery.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
FRIEDLANDER BROS.
Store BARGAIN
CENTER.
Phenomenal Sale of Suits
and Trousers Permits
Great Savings.

There is. little wonder that the store
of Friedlander Bros, AS Ninth street
northwest, is becoming the economy
center of the city. In these days OF in
creased cost of living. men with an eye
for values are naturally attracted by
the tremendous suit bargains this enter
prising firm is offering.
Suits of every style and cut, the
former selling prices of which ranged
from SIS to $3.50, are now being offered
at 80 and sl5-savings too great for any
man to overlook.
Practically every cut and weave and
Such styles as the popular English
models, Bulgarian backs as well as the
conservative models are embraced in the
lot.
Materials include cassimeres. chevots.
serges and unfinished worsteds. in all
the best shades-plain shades, blues,
grays, self-stripes. pin stripes, shepherd
rlaids and checks, besides many others.
The Thoughtful buyer will make his
selection at once-before the other fell
low has beaten him to it.
The trouser sale recently inaugurated
by this store is fast drawing to a close,
and while the stock is at present ade-
quate to permit fun selection, 1t is
rapidly diminishing Every weave, pat
tern and fabric is embraced in the lot
Trousers that sold up to $500 are now
sI,S5; trousers that sold up to $3.50, now
s2.35: trousers that sold up to $3.50, now
s2.S5: trousers that sold up to 500. now
Ss35
Be quick il you wish to share in these
remarkable offerings-and remember the
name and address-Friedlander Bros,
- Ninth street northwest.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Probate Division.
Justice MCCOY.

Estate Isaac II. Ford; petition for pro-
bate Of will and letters testamentary,
filed; attorney, A. s. Taylor
In re Lucy A. Murray ct al petition
for appointment of guardian, filed: at
tOrneys. MILAN & Smith.
Estate Gertrude $. Mills: order appoint
ing guardian ad Item; attorney, Leo P.
Harlow.
Estate Richard A. Shaw: petition for
sale of personal estate, filed; attorney, c.
S. Quincy.
Estate Scion c. Kcmon: petition-foT
probate Of will and letters testamentary,
filed; attorney, l.. B. Kemon.
Estate William II. Guernsey; order an
pointing guardian ad Item; attorney, /.
c. Williamson.
Estate Cory NJ. stadden: petition for
appointment of administrator filed: at.
tOrneys, Cuttings & Chamberlin
Estate Marion Goldsborough; petition
for appointment of administrator filed;
attorneys, Newcomb & Frey.
Estate Josiah Shaw; order for commits.
sion to issue; attorneys, Arthur HELEN
and T. l. Jeffords.
Estate Alcinda NJ. Chappell: petition
for appointment of administrator d. b.
n. c. I. a, filed; attorneys, w K. Quinter
and c. L. Frailey.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Circuit Division No. I.
Justice Could

Denny VS.. Commonwealth Insurance
Company; cause stricken from calendar
under Rule IS; plaintiffs attorney. w P
Plumley; defendants attorney, ]. ].
Darlington.
Watkins VS.. Washington Times Com
pany; verdict for plaintiff for $50: plain
tins attorneys, J. D. Carmody and L. ]
Mathers defendants attorneys W. j
Lambert and r. H. Yeatman.
Murphy, guardian, W.. Wolfe ct al
demurrer Of defendant, De Lashmuth, to
declaration sustained; plaintiffs attorney,
NJ ]. Colbert; defendants attorney, E.
c. Dutton.
Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Company ct al; time to submit motions
for new trial extended to April l. 1916
plaintiffs attorneys, W. G. Gardiner and
L. L Handy: defendants attorneys, J.
S. Barbour and r. L. williams
Marston VS.. Stillings; motion to strike
out declaration withdrawn; leave granted
plaintiff TO amend and defendant given
ten days to plead; plaintiffs attorney
Peyton Gordon; defendants attorneys
Hickey & Psladin.
woodward VS.. Hekimiaa; demurrer tC
declaration overruled; exception noted
plaintiffs attorneys, z. A. Jones, c. r
Ahalt; DEFENDANTS attorneys. B. W.
Parker and ]. 8. Easby-Smith.
Perry VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; time to submit mo-
ton for new trial and in arrest of judg-
ment extended to April /; plaintiffs at.
torneys, d. W. Baker and j. w. Stag
gers; defendants attorney, ]. S. Bar.
bour.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division, No, =
Justice Anderson.

The following motions viii be heard
by Justice Siddons on Saturday at $50
g. m.
I-ThompsOn vs.. Thompson; attorneys,
Gies-Taylor.
2-Richards vs.. Richards; attorneys,
Balderston-O'B rien. Gies.
2-Bailey vs.. Bailey; attorney, Tignor.
4-Dyar vs. Dysr: attorneys, White
Ford. Allen.
5-washington Loan and Trust Co. VS..
Mason; attorneys, Larner-Coombe,
Wright.
k-ROwen VS.. staggers; attorneys
Brandhan. Neale-Baker, Purcell.
L-WarTen VS.. Warren; attorney, Tig-
nor.
&-Everhart vs.. Everhart; attorneys,
COombe-Colbert-
2-Msrtin vs. O'Brien; attorneys.
Wright. GOrdOn-WilliamsOn, Darlington.
1O-WaIker vs-Jsrvis; attorney Dickey.
Hutchinson VS.. Robinson; attorneys,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
E-RidenOur vs.. Ridenour; attorneys,
Slttlngs-Lester.
R-Cohcn VS.. Cohen: attorneys. Doyle
Giles. NewboId.
n-Waugh vs.. McMullen; attorneys,
Townsend, smith-Gaskins.
5.-DOty vs.. DOty; attorneys. Mcneil
Wolf
ls-Atven vs. Atwcn; attorneys. Nc
LaQBullll Lux ana MAIL
E-JacksOn vs.. Jackson; attorneys,
O'Bricn, Gies-Chase.
19.-Pritchard vs. Pritchard; attorney.
Gutenberg.
e-Sands vs.. Heiberger; attorney, Van
Fleet
lin re bankruptcy Of Huseman and
ord. attorneys YOung-AtkissOn.
2-Dahis vs.. Dahis; attorneys, Gies--
Murphy. Colbert
%2.-Hudson vs.. Hudson; attorney, Lam
bert
g4-FIack vs.. FIack; attorneys, swayze
Block.
liking vs.. King; attorneys. Hudson,
HiCks-Hendler.
2G-Abbott vs.. Holmes: attorneys Lee
RidOut Carter.
@L-Frears VS. Hayes; attorneys, Rid
out. Williamson.
gS-Terrv VS.. Terry; attorneys, Rhodes
Darlington.
2g.-sheIhorn vs.. Court; attorneys,
Observation-Disclosures
N-In re dissolution Of National Capt.
tai Life Insurance Co.; attorneys Jack
sOn-LambeTt.
3l-In re Graham and Day; attorneys.
COIbert-GIbbs.
G2-Groener We. GrOener; attorneys, KO-
nigsberEer-Bauman.
GG.-Fetter vs. Fetter; attorneys, Lam
bert-DaviS, Lewis.
A-In re bankruptcy OF Cayerly Co;
attorneys. JOhnsOn-HintOn.
SIN re- bankruptcy Of J. II. Nolan:
attorneys. SuiIivan-Narshall.
GG-Holfmann vs.. Hoffman,; attorney,
Hoover.
lamp IS. Camp; attorney, Whip
pier.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Traffic Survey Nearly Finished

The survey Of traffic conditions on the
street railway lines Of the District, be-
Ing made by J. Kappcyne. engineer OF
;he Public Utilities Commission, is near
ing completion. Mr.. Kcppeyne expects
to report to the commission within two
weeks. Changes in the routing of Ger
tain lines or increases in the number of
cars in operation may be ordered by the
commission as a result of the investi-
cation.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Criminal Division. No. :.
Chief Justice CoyinEtop.

United States vs.. Robert Pitts; house
breaking and assault to rape; verdict
guilty or second and third counts; re-
manded: attorney. o. A. Bigoness
United States vs.. Harry Green: assault
with dangerous weapon; plea not guilty
withdrawn and plea guilty entered; re-
ferred to probation officer: attorneys
AignOr 4 TignOr
United States VS.. Ralph A. Carr: non.
support; nOlle pros entered.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Congressman Inspect Streets.

The Commissioners yesterday inspected
with members of Congress the streets for
which they recommended improvements
In their annual estimates. The entire
city was not covered. however. and an
other trip will be made within two weeks.
In the party were Represe nta tives Rob-
ert n. Page. c. h. Slemp, McAndrews
and Charles c. Davis, all members Of a
subcommittee of the House Appropria-
ton Committee.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Convention Delegates Endorsed

The Hogan and Williston Club. OF the
Fifth district, held meeting last night
at the Calvary Baptist Church. on yir-
sons present, after hearing speeches BY
s, Compton, p. d. Morris, William II.
Walker and B. L. Gsskins, unanimously
indorsed Frank J. Hogan and Edward
D. Williston ss delegates to the Chicago
convention. and Julius !. Peyser and
George W. Robinson as alternstes-
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE.
Louis d. and Bertha Van Reuth, girl.
James h. and Mary D. Taylor. boy.
Ralph W. and Edith r. Chiloost. boy.
Edward ". and Nellie Z. Baker, boy.
Alvin ". and Alice A. Bser. boy.
Herbert S, and Vera Barrier. boy.
Jesse and Clarce Amidon. girl.
COLoREl.
Gus and Lucy White. nri
James and Ethel @. Nash, boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
0steopaths to Hold Meeting.

special meeting of the Osteopathic
Association OF the District will be held
tonight at the office of DIR. Laura Shau-
yrue. 1905 Calvert street. at s o'clock. DIR.
J.. Mason Beeman. OF New York City.
will deliver an address on Diagnosis.
Real and imaginary"
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25

w W. Duncan, tire MANAGER for the
Hood Rubber Company. il In the city for
a few days. During his stay nc is guest
of Leroy Livingston, local distributor.
John O'Regan, of the Vulcan Automo-
bile Goods Company. is a dycd-in-the-
wool fight fan. He leaves this morning
for New York to see the exhibition Of
the manly art that is TO take place there
tonight.
Monday morning workmcn will start
TedeC Grating the allesroom of H. B.
Leary. jr., distributor for the Maxwell.
The shortage of automobiles is already
being felt by some of the dealers. With
the pleasant weather of the past couple
Oh days those who put in their orders
sometime ago and specified a delivery
date of about April 1 are now cIamoring
for their cars. There is hardly a dealer
In the city that is not short on machines
and some of them have been compelled
to refund deposits. This Is hard. espc-
cially after a good deal of time and labor
has been spent in making the sale.
1t is the prediction of the trade that
any car that has made sood in the slight
est during seasons past will be sold up
long before the end of the present auto
mobile year. Every popular priced car
manufacturer has orders today OIL his
books that will take care of his entire
production. This, naturally, is going to
make the second hand car market strong
or. 1t will mean an increase in the price
of the used mac hine providing. of course.
that the car is in at least fair shape.
Making an allowance of just what the
car is worth may lose a sale now and
then right at the present time, but IL
you have faith in the machine that you
and selling is 1t not better to keep the
new car in your possession a little longer
and only have one sale to make instead
machine before realizing anything on the
deal.
1t is customary in most instances for
the agent on taking a secondhand ma
chine in as part payment of a new car
to put the used car in sood running con-
dition. To do this means that more or
less work must be expended OH 1t accord
ing to the condition the machine is in
at the time of receipt. Me- hanics do not
work for nothing, and in a great many
cases when they begin to put such q
machine in good running shape they find
that some parts are SO badly worn that
they must be replaced. This means moro
expense. If all this is not taken into
consideration at the time of the trade
i'm the profit on the sale Of the new car
is very liable to be all eaten UP in this
manner and considerably more than the
profit IL a big allowance is made on the
ma hine.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Two Die in Train Wreck.

Toronto, Ont, March 2L-Two train
men were killed, one WAC badly hurt and
another Is missing todiy. as the result
OF collision between the eastern flyer
on the Grand Trunk Railway and a coal
train at a siding a mile east of Port
Credit la st night
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

SAMUEL l. Robertson, IS and Mabel NJ. Moblsy.
u. Rev. Walter s. Dudley.
COLORED
Herbert Miller. y. and Carrie Washington, d.
Rev. ]. II. Lee.
Wilhsn Ender. 2 and Grace Beckett, q. Rev.
". J. Howard
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Law Suits.

5sss2-GeorGe NJ. Oyster. jr.. VS.. Flor
ence NJ. Davis (appellanD; appeal; de.
PENDANTS attorney. w. J. Lambert
5s93-Philip Nj. Corr VS.. Edward p
Edward P. Hazleton; damages, $4,000;
plaintiffs attorney, Charles F. Diggs.
5eS-Castlebergs National Jewelry
Company VS., Mrs. Carrie Martin; judg-
ment NJ. c., s1lS; plaintiffs attorney,
Alexander Wolf.
5ssS-Tyler & Rutherford. Inc. VS..
Frances W. Irelan: Judgment NJ. c.. s54;
plaintiffs attorney, Alexander Wolf.
5s9sS-Ralph Michinsrd vs. Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company; damages
5000; PLAINTIFFS attorneys, N. S. Bowles
and John Ridout.
5ses7-Chr Heurich Brewing Company
Va Patrick Loftus-James Lotus for
msrly trading A. Lotus Bros; account
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Lawsuits.

lOS9-In re John A. Zellers; steam heat
ing contractor: 14l4 street n W; volun-
tsry: liabilities. s2.716.s2; assets, s5S.75;
attorney, c. r. Alhalt.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25

342oi-Alvin c. ogle VS.. American Sc
curity and Trust Company ct al: to
substitute trustee; plaintiffs attorney, J.
U. Gardiner.
S4202-Mabel T. Evans Lane VS.. Grace
B. Cooke ct al to quiet. title; plaintiffs
attorney, George c. Gertman.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
spends $3.O35 to Be Senator.

Harry S. New, of indianapolis, yester-
day reported to the secretary of the Ser
ate that he expended 8,c35 in his race
before the Indiana primary for the Re-
publican nomination a. Senator from
indiana
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
District Division.
Chief Justice Coyinxton,

In re alley in square 2s7, Central ave
and extension of Fourteenth street n c,
award of juries to be returned in open
court March 30.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
Cfrceit Divisioa No. 2.
Justice Stafford.

West vs.. West; motion for new trial
ovsrruled and Judgment on verdict for
plaiHtlG for peaseasien Of part Of lot &
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25

Eauity suItA

Sass; plaintiffs attorneys, Leon Tobriner
and Byron U. Graham.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25
District courts

Ralph Michinard yesterday brought
suit for 300 damages against the Bal
simore and Ohio Railroad Company in
District Supreme Court He stated that
ne had bought ticket in Baltimore from
washington Grove. Nd; that the first
conductor took his ticket and did not
give him a slip to show whence he was
pound; that the crews changed at Wash
ington, and that he had to pay an extra
rare from this city to Washington Grove
70 Keep the conductor from ejecting him
from the train. Attorneys n s. Bowles
and John Ridout represent the plaintiff.
A suit for 10000. charging false arrest
was yesterday brought against Edward
T. Hazleton by Philip NJ. Corr. who al
leges that the defendant swore to infor-
nation against him on September 9, 1918.
which caused him to be taken to the
police station for the theft of a g.. BIZ
cycle, and that after an inquiry the case
against him was nolle pressed on March
], 1915. Charles F. Digs represents the
plaintiff.
The Clara Barton Memorial Association
was Incorporated yesterday by Emily Lee
Regan. Ada Fl. Weiss, AIbertine S. OdeIi
Mrs. John A. Logan, and Cora Bacon
Foster to erect a suitable memorial in
bronze or marble in the Capital to per.
1petuate the fame of the founder of the
American Red Cross,
The Washington herald., 1916-03-25

John O'Regan, of the Vulcan Automo
bile Goods Company. is a dycd-in-the
wool fight fan. He leaves this morning
for New York to see the exhibition o
the manly art that is to take place Their,
tonight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10
SOIL REPLACEMENT NEEDED
santa Ec Industrial agent Explains
How Farmers Wear Out Ground.

INDEPENDENCE, Kan. Dec. .
Good crowds-are attending the santa
Fe dairy campaign about CoffoyNillo
and Independence. Arrangements arc
beinc made for hig final rally at
Independence Saturday.
H. NJ Baiuer, agricultural and in
dustrial agent of the Santa Fo, said
without method Of replacement any
soil wears out in less than forty years,
and that the old countries Of Europe
have been tarmod for centuries against
years In the United states. The cam
paign speakers are urging dair\ing IN
connection with other farmin