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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

fishing outfit the mandolin left roaring routing e
club days. one desstus suit and the old hat he in
Well and few pictures Of girls who had been pretty flowers
along ms CHEEKY harmless pathway that had always to
sunny This sounds wealthy just the same he was
poor young man. For he civil mining engineer and
hung over bueprs from high stool the country
that lay before HIM in little blue and black lines city arkne
SPIDER web he managed the gmmer and dew of
the reality that 1t dull map had two weeks
vacation So he a poor young man.
Came day when he the vacation fever and
his mind went off swimming picking wild tiger lilies under the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
Their Married Life

CCOatInued from previous page.)l
smoothly over the top looked susDfc-
iousf Helen felt OF il quickly and looked
across at Warren with eyes that cons
1irmed what she thought The mat
Jress was straw.
Cheer up" said Warren earelsss1y.
don't start 70 complain the ninute-yo1
get here"
But Warren, we won't sleep \
Why don't you wait and see. r.,
not going to borrow trouble. Come N
Downstairs and get something to eat
You'll feel better then" Helen smiled
ana followed Warren downstairs-
Sopyrlgnt' 1915 International News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Leaving the hOthOuses, We took
look at the hogs. During the summer
they are kept in Enclosures out in the
open, although they have sleeping pens
OF covered platforms on which thew
crawl at night In the winter they live
in the log memories which have been
turned into pig pens. The buildings are
warmed with good stoves and the fires
have TO be on day and night There
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

pines and tempeed when snathed it back sqa,
10 ne and Dan who lived quietly his room tbat I5
over green park but NOT large airy went to bttIs
WIN TINS room and when they first assault thew
hd torn all things that vacation from +bs-
hoos and had segregated them into heap the center of bs
room And then they sat them down, all
nng happy and read faithfully beautiful folders of rd
lines and boat trails and hotels and country farms ~
Their hearts inted, and they whispered nudeed and red
aloud and cried listen to THIS and ponderd and pictured and
And Their JOY and their trouble on the-as you win
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

The msharaps OF Bisauer has placed Al
the disposal Of the king Of England nearly
$4,000 This money is tot from state reve-
MUGS but comes from [hs private purse Of
the maharajs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Frederick NJ KRUGER. Of New YORK city.
IS the oldest advertising man I'm the pro-
fsssiou- he started in business in 1859 and
was but Is years OF age when he first iden-
titled himself with the advertising game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
-BE
Frank G. Carpenter

Copyright. 1915. by Frank
G. CarDenterl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08

Louis " Hill. executor Of the estate %
the late James J. HiiL and successor to his
father in the conduct Of the huge Ran
transportation interests. is a thorough raus
road man having started az the bottom OF
the ladder 70 learn the business.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-08
British Send Skilled
Chinese Carpenters To
Army In MesopotauE;a

Hong Kong, China. July s-chiness car
Penters have been sent in large numbers
from India TO work with the English expsdi-
tiorary force IN Mesopotazia- Officers at
hargoon received special Instructions ? :
employ Chinese carpenters for work with the
English military forces. because OF their
great skill in building all sorts OF tenn
porary shelters and bridges
Russia has drawn upon China for large
numbers OF laborers to work In Siberian
mines 20 build railways and replace white
if Dor In agricultural districts robbed OF their
men BY the war. and France has also drawn
upon China for agricultural labor
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19

The moving pictures of the transcon-
tinental Lincoln Highway, shown at New
Masonic Temple, by the Board of Trade
last week, have aroused the interest OF
Washington motorists.
Although they have long been cnthusi-
astic over the elaborate plans being made
for the Identification of the local feeder
to the great national boulevard, the
motorists of the National Capital were
surprised at the wonderful scenery sur
rounding the highway as II winds through
the Middle West and Western States
Nearly every one in the auditorium
when the pictures were shown was a
motorist, and as he drove shome that
evening, there was only one thought in
his mind to tour the Lincoln Highway.
The annual convention of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution, now
in session here, has brought many
strange cars to the city. Delegates from
nearby states all took advantage of the
spring weather 10 motor TO the conven-
tion. They find their cars very handy
in sightseeing between sessions.
Joseph Trew left yesterday for Lam
sing, Mich. The object of his trip is to
have a heart-to-heart talk with Sales
Manager Renshaw, of the REQ factory.
See II it does not result in his allotment
of cars being increased for this spring.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
A Gentle Little Army Game.

A game was introduced into the officers
mess by brother of our colonel, who
came to stay with him. We believed him
to be a quiet, harmless planter from Be-
har, and so he seemed throughout the
evening, both during and after dinner,
when he remained watching us playing
the fool in various ways in our own
amusement. But evidently our ways did
not strike him as original. and he there
fore invited us to play the great game
Of THE Bounding Brothers of the Bos-
porus;" and when he had once shown
us We Joined most heartily in the sport
The game had few rules, but a certain
amount of etiquette. The apparatus con-
sisted of all the furniture, which was
piled in heap near the center of the
room, and a writing table. which was
placed couple of yards from it. Yo,
were expected then to clap your hands
three times-that was the etiquette of
the game-then run at the table and
turn heels over head on it into the pile
of furniture, shouting as you did 50,
II am bounding brother of the Bos-
porus!" That was all. 1t was quite
simple. but how it hurt when you landed
on the upturned legs of chair or the
side of a table!-From Memories OF
India" by Sir Robert Baden Powell.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
Equity Division, No. :,
Justice Mccoy.

Berens VS.. Berens; report Of special
master confirmed. and directing cancel
latiOn Of note and surrender of same;
plaintiffs attorney. George c. Gertman;
defendants attorneys, G. P. McGlue and
c. II. Bauman.
Taylor VS.. Copeland; leave granted
counsel to withdraw appearance for de-
PENDANTS; plaintiffs attorneys, B. d.
Boteler. D. S. Mackall and ]. C. Git
tings
Willis vs.. Willis; rule as to alimony
pendente lite, counsel fees and cost re-
tur0able April IS; plaintiffs attorney, w.
w Edwards.
Mccormick vs.. Mccormick: defendant
ordered to be released from. custody Of
marshal. and rule continued subject to
two days notice; plaintiffs attorneys. J.
c. Brown and A. D. Smith; defendants
attorney. NJ Z. O'Brien.
SomeTviIle VS.. Williams; report OF audi
tors confirmed; plaintiffs attorneys. John
Ridout and r. II. Pickford.
Assignment today:
50lS-Dante VS.. Hutchins; attorneys,
Brandenburg Brandenburg-Gitti
Johnson, Merillat. Cohen.
SO-Rudolph & West Co. vs. Howe ct
al; attorneys, Gutenberg. HoehIing. Peelle
& OgiIby, Rhodes, Cromelin, Ford,
Browning-CarIisle. Howe, Diggs.
1SS-Ingersoll vs.. Tyler; attorneys
swayze, Johnson-Swinder, Van Fleet
Maddox < Galley.
20O9l-(Probate)-In re estate of John
Wheelwright; attorneys, Hackett-
Rounds.
33Z7+Port Graham Coal Co. VS.. Nc
Adoo; attorneys. Herrick, Day-Laskey,
Hinton. Ellis & Donaldson.
I+Boyts VS.. Mann; attorneys, Ballen-
ger-Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
REAL ESTATE rRANs~Eps

e Sixth street southwest-Alfred Holmead ct
uI. to Arthur B. A. McNsrnsy, part lots and q
square 4sj. SO. Arthur B. A. McNsDey conveys
same property TO Alfred Holmead, g.
Water street northwest, between Thirty-hrst
and Thirty-seoond streets-James OR Kuhn ct al.
SO -
Petworth-ArthIF A. Turner ct ux to William
H. O. Thompson. part lot II. square So SO
"a Thirteenth street Dorthwest--Chsries D. Lieber-
mann ct al. trustees to Anthony +. Lucas, part
original lot d, square 20, $1,000
Whitney Ciosc-WiHiam NJ Terrell ct uy. Ia
Leroy T. and Matte L. Gravsue. lot IS, block
), SO.
County, tact containing OT2 acro-J1hn {,
Amberser, T. to George y. AmberEer So
street between Ia enty first ard Twenty second
streets northwest square 60, lot aT-Clarence W.
Collere ct uX. Rita, 70 Marie L. Taylor SO.
Square 400 and lil2. Whitehayen, St Philip and
Jacob, Samuel T. DorSott and William A. Fender.
trustees. 70 Rooert L. Doughton and James M.
Gudger. j'., $500
lf0 Ninth street northwest. square fs, lot 81
Louis n. Langbelle 70 Truman Abbe SO
Trinidad, lots 20 50 and ST. block 3-John II.
Lewis To A. ElmA Stevens. SO.
beDrnit Pack. lot p, block l4-Ethel NJ Rutty,
separate estate. TO Clarence w. ColHere SO.
9!s Bnghtwood avenue, Mount Pleasant par.
lot 30, block 6-Gustsx Ssger to Ellen Sager SO
Thirty-uinth street between Legation and Liyings
too streets northwest. square les lot 10 and D.
Chevy Chase-Albert BiSchof ct u1. Minnie L.
TO William II. Ritcbie, SO.
Columbia Heights and HolmcaJ Mauor-Herman
". Crimes ct al TO Ragln Taylor, Inc. lot
~ Columbia Heights, block Is. lot I2s. HOlmead
Manor. block IS $40.
PetWurth-M Middaugh 4 Shannon Inc to Jesse
Z. and Belle F. Gibbs lot S. block 81 So
GrGnbT-J. L. Edwards to Prank j. Keelty, lots
&c and z, SO.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
District Courts

representative j. Willard Ragsdsle. of
south Carolina, was named defendant in
suit for $4,000 damages yesterday In
District Supreme Court. Roberta Wsndl-
ing charges that his automobile, in which
ne was riding, was run into her and
knocked her down at the corner of u
and Eighteenth streets on November G.
1914, and that she has suffered as the
result of her alleged injuries. She is rep-
resented by Attorneys George P. Hoover
and William II. Hoover.
Charles Hayden yesterday filed suit
for absolute divorce from Lillian c.
Hayden, alleging that she deserted him
on November q. 1915. Attorney Edward
l. Giles filed his suit.
Edward L. BoteIer, member of the
undertaking firm of Boteler & Durisoe,
at $50 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
yesterday filed a petition in voluntary
bankruptcy, listing his debts at s5.oo4.0s
and assets at s1.0l2. He is represented by
Attorney John NJ. Longhron.
The will OF George Henry Turton. who
died on April is, directs that $1,000 from
his estate be paid TO his friend, Ben
jamin Wheeler. of Fairlay, Nd, and that
the remainder be given to his sister, Ada
Bachelor. Attorney s. McComss Hawken
is named executor.
Ruby L. Hawkins yesterday petitioned
the District Supreme Court to allow her
a decree of absolute divorce from Howard
Franklin Hawkins and alimony for the
care of herself and their child. Attorney
]. William Shea filed the petition.
Frances ]. Manchester, sister of Maria
J. Beckwith, who died six weeks ago,
yesterday filed suit to recover two shares
of Capital Traction stock and bank de-
posits from Gladys B. Moore Delaplane,
daughter of Mrs. Ella c. Moore, who
was named executrix of Mrs. Beckwith's
will. She contends that a new trustee OF
the estate should be appointed and that
she should receive this property. At
torneys T. L. Jeffords and Lemuel Fugitt
represent her.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

Mhtlf<.
Edward P. Cash. 3. and Ida N. Gosnell. 80. Rev.
Harry b. Angus
Tosstern Jahr. fs Of washington, and GunTns
Olsen. 80. Of Oakland. Cal. Rsy. J. y. WencheL
Bernard w. Gresham. o. and Edna G. Moore. d
both OF Richmond. Va. Rev. s. II. Greene.
Arthur II. Urban, 2, and India Z. Slsson. 10.
Rev. L. NJ. Chambefs
Nathaniel p. Marvel, .. and Katherine O.
winans. 22 Rev. ]. J. Ringer
Elijah o. Anderson. 9s. Of CenterVille Va. and
Anita " Hail. "a Of DiIlw5n. Va. Rev. s, h.
Greene.
Harry L. Crsnford. q and Agnes de Rice Muir.
ply Q. Rev. James F. Mackiu.
Charles A. Walden. q OF Washington, and Ioua
r. Walker. q. Of Fredericksburg. Wa. Rev. James
r. Wright.
- -CoLoRED.
U. H. Walton. p and Laura Z Castor, 5. Rev.
w. s. jackson. @
Moses H. Hin. y. and Dora B. Brown. % Rev.
W. A. Morton.
Ira Washington. 3. and Gertrude Buchanan. D.
Rev. John Richard -... 10 3D."
Harry Smith. a. and Mary Street. Is. Rev A.
ssyles. z.r ..t
Joseph witherspocn. y, and Gertrude Patterson.
.. Rev. A Sayles. o.. .#s-..
Hnlory Owens co. and Martha Smith. 50. Rev.
J. II. lee,
Enoch e. johnson. 2. and Josie Smith. e Rev.
L. d. Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
WATCH YOUR Chill
DREN's TOILET HABITS
Irresulsrity Makes Gross. Weak. Sick
ly Children.

II is second nature TO the child 10
neglect Itself In this important mat
ter-one of the worst possible things
for its health. Colds. fever. sore
throat tonsiiitis and indigestion all
can usually be traced back 20 this neg
lect and 70 constipation
Watch your children-see 90 it that
they have a regular time for going
every day and II you ind that they
are neglecting IL or ~ they keep insist
ing that they don't have 20 go then Il
Is your duty to help them and Nature
by giving them an Mr. tablet when
they 90 to bed at night II will not
gripe or cause trouble during the
night but in the morning they Will
feel fne. Do this every night for a
couple Of weeks and the morning
habit will be established.
This will keep your children In rood
health and free from sickness and
stomach and bowel trorbles.
Remember the name Of this splendid
laxatiye-Nsture's Remedy-just ask
your druggist for Mr. TabIets-aBc
a box.
At ali four Peopless Drur sterest
5th & X sts- n. W. 7th A " st..
N. w. 14th a u sts. N. W. Fth A
NJ Sta. n. W.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
Circuit Division, No. 1,
Justice Gould


Reeves VS.. lie Barnes: Judgment by de-
fault for plaintiff for $40; plaintiffs at
toruey, Tracy L. Jeffords.
Second National Bank VS.. Cowsill ct
al; judgment by default for plaintiff for
s1.0T5; plaintiffs attorney, Alexander
Wolf. . 49,. -
American Ice Co. vs.. Mathews; iudg-
ment by default for plaintiff for s67L IS;
plaintiffs attorney. J. ]. Darlington.
Ellen r. Burke VS.. Anacostia and Po-
tomac Railway Co., and Harry c. Burke
vs. same; jury respited: plaintiffs at
torneys, W. ]. Lambert and r. H Yeat-
man; defendants attorney. John S. Bar
bour.
Colonial Beach Co. VS.. Lee; judgment
Of Municipal Court affirmed: PLAINTIFF s
attorney, J. ". Morgan. b. -
Assignment for today:
sslMorgan VS.. CAPITAL Traction COM
pany. attorneys, Topper & Gussck-
Hogan.
SE-Dean VS.. Washington Gas Light
Company; attorneys, Robinson-Berry &
Minor
es-Henderson vs.. Ham; attorneys.
Hill, tr.-Sullivan
5l-Jewett VS.. Moses ct al; attorneys,
Gardiner. Hamby-McNeill
12t-Burke, administrative VS.. District
Of Columbia; attorneys. MILAN, Smith.
Burke-Syme.
sz-Brosnan. Jr.. VI. zell Motor Car
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
Criminal Division, No. 2.
Lusflce SIhdnna

Bayer Steam SCOT Blower Co. VS.. Cor
nell & Co.; plaintiff granted leave to
withdraw affidavit of merit and to file
substituted affidavit; defendant granted
leave to file substituted affidavit of de-
Tense; plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker &
Kenson and ]. D. Faber; defendants at
torney, J. V. Morgan.
Martin VS.. Lincoln; verdict for plain
tiff for S216; plaintiffs attorney, II. r.
Burton; defendants attorney, NJ. ]. Col
bert.
Stimson Co. VS.. Dime Nailor Co.; at
torney for defendant granted leave to
withdraw; judgment for plaintiff for
s2cS.$S; PLAINTIFFS attorney, H. W. w
Leatley; defendants attorneys, Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
Weigle VS.. Slye & Watson; motion for
new trial filed; plaintiffs attorney, F. ].
Rice; defendants attorney. w. S. Bowles.
In re estate of Parmeller NJ. EtherinE-
ton; verdict sustaining viii; cayeatees'
attorney. Edmund Hill. jr.: caveator's at
torneys, John Ridout and T. l. Jones.
Assignment for today:
In re estate of Lizzie Downie.
lIS-Green vs. Reeves; attorneys. Rid
out-Edwards.
17S-Pluym VS.. Southwestern Insurance
Co.; attorneys, Grossman-Douglas, Ruff
fn & Obear
176-Jones VS.. Adams; attorneys, Bal
llnger-Wheatley.
1T-stein' vs.. Appalachian Insurance
Co.; attorneys, Grossman-Douglas, Ruff
fin & Obear.
15-Barnhart VS.. Mess; attorneys, Har-
low-Quinn.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Anderson.

Hawkins vs. Hawkins; rule returnable
May II; plaintiffs attorney. J.. William
Shea s-v.' Tr''
Hazard VS.. Hazard: order of pubIica-
ton: plaintiffs attorney, F. B. Rhodes.
Camp VS.. Camp; rule .returnable April
20; plaintiffs attorneys W. ]. Lambert
and F. r. Whippler.
Beckham VS.. Beokham; decree confirm
ing report Of trustees; plaintiffs attorney,
d. w. O'Donoghue. --r-.. .
Fulton VS.. Baker; final decree of dis
tTibutiOn: plaintiffs attorney, L. II
David and W. ]. Lambert; defendant $
attorneys. c. 5. Baker and c. z. Emig.
Osborn vs.. Haley: decree substituting
Fred Mckee, trustee; bond 500; attorney,
Leo Simmons.
o'Nsill VS.. ssemann; pro confesso
ordered; plaintIifs attorneys. Fred Nc
Kee and A. G. Bishop.
Goldenberg VS.. Friend: pro confesso
ordered; plaintiffs attorney. Alexander
Wolf
smith VS.. shedd: order designating
Union Savings Bank as depository; decree
directing distribution; plaintiffs at
torneys, Ralston & Richardson; defen-
dant's attorneys. J. c. Adkins, Clephane
& Clephane. and D. W. O'Donoghue.'
Rowan VS.. Hart; reference to auditor;
plaintiffs attorneys, Coldren & Fennfng.
Ball VS.. First Cooperative Building As
sociation; order directing receiver to
make lease; attorney. E. Hilton Jack
son.
Heine VS.. Heine; order appointing
guardian ad Item; plaintiffs attorney,
clinton Robb.
Straus VS.. Conway; order to calendar
forthwith; decree appointing Leon
Tobriner and w. H. Manogue; bond.
5000; plaintiffs attorneys. Tobriner &
Graham; defendants attorney, w. H.
Manoguc.
In re Iunacy of James 4. Sinnott; refer
cnce to auditor.
In re lunacy of Pearson Chapman; ref
erenCe to auditor.
Rawley VS.. Rawley; order of publIca-
ton; plaintiffs attorney. James F. Kelly.
Assignment for today:
eS5-Bradley vs. Bradley; attorneys
Tignor-Jones.
s5-ButIer vs.. Butler; attorneys. Mad
dOS-PretBfelder.
2S9-ThOmas vs. Thomas; attorneys,
Johnson. Patterson-Havell. Hawken.
29l-MiIler VS.. Miller; attorneys, MoTi-
arty-COOmbe.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
Supreme Court of the United States

supreme Court OF the United states
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. JUS
tice McKenna Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr..
Justice Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van De-
vanter, Mr.. Justice Pitney and Mr..
Justice MeReynolds.
Clayton r Lusk, of Cortland. N, Y.
Harold w. Fraser. OF Toledo, Ohio, and
william z. Davis, of Washington. D.
C.. were admitted to practice.
No 21e-Esteban de la Rama, plain
tin in error and appellant. VS.. Agueda
Benedicto de la Rama: submitted by
Mr., Rufus S. Day for the plaintiff in
error and appellant, and by Mr.. T. r.
coudert and H. 7. Kingsbury for the
defendant in error and appellee.
No. 1SS-Kansas City, Mexico &
Orient Railway. Company, plaintiff In
error, VS.. the State of Texas; argument
continued by Mr. Frank L. Snodgrass
for the defendant in error and con-
cluded by Mr.. Herbert S. Garrett for
the plaintiff in error.
No. 22S-Franklin o. Bunting. plain
tin in error. VS.. the State of Oregon;
argument commenced by Mr.. W. Lair
Thompson for the plaiptiff in error;
continued by Mr.. George NJ. Brown
and Mr.. Felix Frankfurter for the de-
fendant in error, and concluded by Mr..
W. Lair Thompson for the plaintff in
error.
No. 3Os-EIwyn H. johnson. trustee.
etc, plaintifI I'm error, VS.. Root Manu-
featuring Company; argued by Mr.. W.
II. Thompson for the plaintiff in err
ror and submitted by Mr.. Frank S.
Roby for the defendant in error.
Adjourned until today at IL o'clock
The day call for today will be as
follows: Nos. 500, 321. -(and 3ss. 453.
4S5, sO4, 743 and 4TS). 312, 3I4, 7s3,
6sl, 2s9 land 80, 100 and 11Sl, SIS, 317
and 31S. 49, -
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE. .-.
Eliza j. Gaws IS years nlS 3ith st. NV.
May spalding, 81. sibley Hospt.
William ]. keefe, 32 us Va. ave. sw.
John J. Newcomb, 8 i0s st. NV.
John Bayliss. T5 Emergency Hospt.
Carl Rothsnbeachsr. u, 1918 Montelle ave. ne.
Alice L. Mccormick, 6s, sG 18th st. NV.
William Davis, ss, Emergency Hospt.
Julia =. Magoe. 81, IT9 Q st. NV.
james L. Harmon. g. 1870 Mas. ave. NV.
William II. H. Wsrman. rs, the Parker AptS
18th st. and Park road.
Paul Stephenson, B M 10th st.
Bennett Straight 30. Casually Hospt
James COndlin. 90 Govt. Hospt. Insane.
Juliet NJ. Msrbur. ss. 3U R st. NV.
Infant Of Watson and Louise Golden y hour
3e6 st. NV.
CHINESE.
Lee Sow. "A years, 40 Pa. ave. NV.
COLORED.
John Proctor IS years. ProTidenco Hospt
Elizabeth White II, Garfield Hospt.
William Robinson. g. Casualty Hospt
Ellen Frazier, g. Blue Plains d. @.
Harriet Jackson. 81. Bue Plains d. C
Thomas Lewis. IS Dudley place sW
Adam PbOnsie, 90, Wash. Asylum Hospt
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
Probate Division,
,Tu.tfre NfrCox


Estate Mary r. Oyster; order appoint-
ing James F. Oyster administrator: bond
5000; attorneys Brandenburg & Bran
denburg.
Estate Michael c. Leonard; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Samuel H. Walker;
bond 5000; attorney, r. II. Walker
Estate Mary A. Rauterburg: order ad-
mitting viii to probate only; attorney,
E. s. McCalmont.
Estate Marc K. Keese; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters of
administration c. I. a. to William r
keese; bond 500; attorney, C. Clinton
James.
Estate c. Virginia Woodward: order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to ]. Holdsworth
Gordon; -bond $500; attorneys, Gordon &
Gordon.
Estate Lucy S. Dos Passos; order ad
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to John r. Dos Pas
SOS; bond $500; attorney. C. H. Cragin.
in re Daniel Trimmer ct al; order au-
thorisins loan; attorney. P. L. Wright
Estate John D. I.anghorn: order to
deliver stock; attorney, Arthur Peter.
Estate George H. Turton; will dated
February g. 1916. filed.
In re Harry J. Hartigan: petition for
appointment Of guardian; attorney, r. F.
Downing.
Estate Hannah L. Uhler; order ap-
pointing Frederick C. Bryan admins
traitor d. b. n; attorney, F. c. Bryan.
Estate Writ dev. Tassin; order to
transfer stock; attorney, ]. A. Maedel
Estate Robert H. Hill; order for COM
mission to issue
Estate Adolph Lesser; order declaring
certain personal property exempt; attor-
ney. Charles Linkins.
Estate Priscilla ]. Strattan; petition
for appointment of administrator fled;
attorney, George C. Ross.
In re Thomas Monroe; petition for ap-
potntment Of guardian 1led.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-19
Law suits.

5so6S-Harvey T. Rogers VS.. ]. e.
Hanger. Inc, (appellanD appeal; plain
TINS attorney, N. C. Turnage; defen-
dants attorney, P. II. Marshall.
5Ss4-Colonlal Beach Company Zap
pelee), VS.. F. d. Lee; appeal; PLAINTIFF S
attorney, ]. V. Morgan.
5S6o-Willard D. and Nancy N Bise-
low VS. the Hayattsvflle Building AS
socistion; account $55I:S; plaintiffs at
torney, F. Snowden Hill.
6SO6s-Roberta Wandrng VS.. j. Willard
Ragsdale; damages $1,000; plaintiffs at
torneys, George P. Hoover and William
H. Hoover
5sos7-Berry & whItmore Company VS..
James C. Lynn appeal; plaintiffs at
torneys; J. E. Thomas and Z. S. Nc
Calmont.
5so6s-First National Fire Insurance
Company vs. Robert r. Tuttle, o. o.
Sutton. Wilton J. Lambert, Rudolph II.
Yeatman. Lyndon D. Wood. H G. Welsh.
Howard c. Shower, H. NJ. Hinton. Robert
r. Deardon, NJ. F.. Casselman, Robert R.
Smith, Clayton Cannon and Alfred M.
Best: damages, s15OOOo; plaintiffs at
torneys. C. A. Keigwin and e. Hilton
Jackson.