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The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. :.
Justice Anderson.

Pagan vs.. Pagan: rule returnable May
-; plaintiffs attorney. H. A. Hegarty.
Jackson vs.. Jackson; rule returnable
May 70; plaintiffs attorney, II. E. Davis.
American Security and Trust Com
pany VS.. Wedderburn; order discharging
trustee; plaintiffs attorneys, HOehling,
Peelle and Ogilby.
American Security and Trust Company
vs.. Andrews; order appointing guardian
ad Iitem; plaintiffs attorneys. Hoehling,
Peelle and Ogilby.
Webster vs.. Bergman; decree sub
stltuting trustee: plaintiffs attorney. J.
A. Maedel
Davis vs.. Farmers and Mechanics Ma
tiOnal Bank: decree appointing J. II.
Gordon trustee: band $4,000; plaintift's 5
attorneys, Gorden & Gordon; defendant 5
attorney. c. n. CraEtn.
Harris vs.. Richmond Park Improve
msnt Company; order extending time to
file transcript. plaintiffs attorneys, D.
". Baker and w. F. Leahy; defendants
attorney John Ridout
Kendall vs. Kendall; decree for limited
divorce for defendant; plaintiffs at
tOrneys. r. H. Ncatman: defendants at
torneys Haveu & Hawken and r. E.
Mattingly.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Sedick Hynson. &C. Manassas Va and Joanna
Groves. a. Rev. !. +. Purdum.
]. Butler Wright, e and Harriet r. S0uther-
land. 3. Rev. Charles Wood
Bune W. join. .. SOutherland. Va. and vers
H. Gould. ls. EltTicks Va. Rev. X. T. Steven
son.
Thomas r. Foster. = and Sue b. Stroller. q.
both Of Markham Va. Rev 6. W. Van Fosscn.
George S. Huntress. 5 and Kate Y. Hoover. ..
Rev L. Z. FIndum
John H. Cannon. l9. and Helen speske. Il. Rev.
j. II. MulHgan.
EDWARD woodIey. -. and Eaie Beavers. 8 Rev.
L. M. ChaH-bers
Hauy L. a'azley. = ThornburE, Va. and Bessie
L. FlippO. =. WOodfuTd Va Rev Il. , Downs
CsH II. Tuner. 30 Cleveland. Ohio. ard Eziza
beth H. Hswley, =. nv II. d. Mitchell
COLORED
James !. Finkett. = and Lizzie D. Callahan. .
Rev T. r TAYLOR.
Charlie H. Moore. 2, and Gertrude Brady, 2
Rev. A. Sayles.
Ignacio Laquerte. e. a PHILIPPINE. q ThilsdeI
phia and Charlotte Hicks .. Rev c. A De
Vaughn.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
PoIi's-"Outcnst."

"Outcast" by Hubert Henry Davies,
author of Cousin Kate which will be
seen at Polls next week is gripping
drama in which the author has analyzed
certain characteristics OF feminine ma
ture in love affairs. 1t is powerfully
manifested in the last act which occurs
in the hero's fat. Flowers on every side
and Geoffrey in his evening clothes show
preparation for a clandestine visit Val
entine, his former sweetheart who Tilted
him, sweeps in regally gowned, a grand
dame of superb style.
Unlocked for, Miriam, with whom Geot-
frey has been living, enters TO the con-
sternation of both-throwing down upon
the center table the liberal check which
Geoffrey had sent her in breaking OH
their relations. The meeting between the
two women is tragic, but seems TO re-
call the married woman to her sense
of duty to her husband, and when
Miriam, having swooned in her grief. Is
carried into the bedroom, Valentine an
nounces her determination to go back TO
her marital obligations, and departs
When Miriam RECEIVERS and re-enters she
is astounded to find Geoffrey not only
invites her to accompany him to BuenOs
Ayres where they will live, but also his
determination to marry her despite her
protests.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Belasco-"Marthn."

The final rehearsals for the Community
Singing Society's production Of the opera
Martha" will be held on the stage Of
the Belasco Theater. The costumes and
scenery for the production have arrived
and the members of the cast are getting
themselves in readiness for the produc-
ton with show of ability that is start
ling the professional members OF the
cast
Three performances are to be given next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings at Sis. The cast for the first per-
formance will be Miss Viola Louise Schip-
pert as Lady Harriet; Miss Jessie Mas
ters as Nancy; Harry Stevens as Lionel;
Jon c. Philip as Plunket; Harry Myers
as Tristan; Harry NJ. Forker as the
sheriff; Mrs. Mabel Foote Whitman. Miss
Jennie Kimmel. Miss Sarah Hickling, as
the servants and Lester Baker and Ed
NJ. Whitman in the other parts.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Criminal Division. No. 2
Chief Justice COVlnEton,

United States vs.. Walter Dawson; as
sault with intent to rape; sentence OF
June l.. 1915, modified sentenced to peni-
tentiary for seven years; attorney, II. l.
Quinn.
United States VS.. William Shiplev and
Robert Dennison; depreciation on private
property: Shipley sentenced to Occoquan
for twelve months and Dennison SEN
fenced to penitentiary for eighteen
months; attorney. A W. Scott
United States VS.. James Taylor: assault
with a dangerous weapon; sentenced to
OCcoquan for six months.
United States vs.. Chester Longfcllow
carnal knowledge; plea not guilty; ten
days to demur; remanded; attorney, ]. A.
O'Shea.
United States VS.. John c. Chase; grand
larceny; Plea guilty; referred to probation
officer
United States vs.. WiIliaT Fl. Perry:
violation section s26 B. DistIct of Column
bia Code referred to probation officer;
attorney, L. A. Downey.
United States vs.. William Smith: as
sault to rape: leave granted Bruce Baird
TO withdraw appearance for defendant
United States VS.. Joseph Barker: dep
relation on private property; sentenced
to OccoCElan for six months; sentence
suspended and placed on probation; rec
ognizance 800 taken.
United States VS.. George B. Cobb; vio-
latiOn section 512 Criminal Code order
of probation set aside, and sentence of
two years in penitentiary ordered into ef-
feet.
United States VS.. George E. Gossett;
larceny from United States; plea guilty;
sentenced to penitentary for FIVE years;
sentence suspended and placed on proba-
ton; recognizance 500 taken; attorney,
l. A. Dent.
In re estate of Henry c. Fertag. de-
ceased: on hearing; caveator's attorney,
H. f. Davis and Joseph Y. Reeves; cavea-
tees attorneys, Chaplin Brown and c. b.
Bauman.
Clark VS.. O'Dea; time to file transcript
extended to June 30; plaintiffs attorney.
a: D. Esher; defendants attorney, J. A.
O'Shea.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square zoe lot g. Indolence-Francis A. Blum
don and William c. Blundon. joint tenants to
Charles c and Sara A. Wagner. joint tenants
eI-sO9 Massachusetts, avenue northwsst-square
wet Of 4Si. rsrt lot Edith F. Bowen to Susan
T. Bowen, $40.
Mount Pleasant lots | and 2-Thonton Car1Isi
to Della G. Smallweod, SO
The Ridge. part tract described-Josephine Doug
lass To John Gutman. $40.
Wesley Heights, lot 81. block 25-Clsra A. Har-
ner 10 Ida VI. Smart, 80
Mount Pleasant, lots So to sl-Miltcn D. Camp
bell ct Fannie f. to Claud Livingston. SO.
Petworth. lot GO. block 79-DaEid ]. Dunigan to
Paul D. and Margaret H. Ryan, joint tenants
SO
,s2l NJ street northwest-Souare le, lot 6-NIary
s. Gof TO John Flaherty SO.
Inglesds, lots a and E-Iesse L. Heiskell and
William G. SchafhiTt, trustees to Mary c. Schaf-
hirt. $500, covenants
s1S street southwest square $50 part lot 81
William NJ. Hicks to Anna H. Moulton. SO.
Square 1904, lots , and T. square $40. lot g.
David B. Moore ct ux. Matte NJ TO David B.
and Matte NJ: to David B. and Matte NJ. Moore.
joint tenants, SO.
sCs street southwest. square 80. part lot 3
Irwin b. Moulton ct ux. Anna H. to William NJ.
Hicks, SO.
Highview. lot |. block IS. Percy Thompson and
Joseph n. Thompson, trustees to John H. Clancy.
$500
Square 55. lot 81. whittingham-John W.
Wheeler ct ux. BERTHE to Isaac Bush, so.
1870 Ontario place northwest, square 25s2 Lanier
Heghts-Margaret B. Bsnsen to John r. Fogary.
SO.
Square 2Sos. lot s. Saul's addition-G Bowen
Blanford ct ux. Florence H. to Charles 5. and
Josie H. Grinde. Joint tenants. SO.
Alley between Euclid and Fairmont streets, Sher-
man avenue and Eeyenth street 4northwest-Mount
Pleasant, lots 81 to G., block l2--John r. Cain to
Nellie X. Pfeifer. SO
Meridian Hill. lot 22snd east rart lot q, block
2-Charles S. Grindle ct TX. Josie H. to George
B. Blsndford SIC.
60 Eve street northwest. square 53. part original
lot t-PeTy B. Turlin, trustee, to Adolph W.
H. Wurdemau So
Barnes Weavers addition. Brooklsnd lots |
ard 2 block 2-John L. Weaver and JohnaJoy
Edson. IT., trustees. to Allen H Orndorf and
John N. Harwood, joint tenants So
Moore & BarbouT's- addition. lot 81, block A.
Wootton z. Young ct uG. Anna C. to Daniel f.
Driscoll, 80,
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Equity suits.

S4S+O-Paul L. Grove VS.. National Stoker
company ct al; for specific performance.
Sf54l-Milton L. Phillips VS.. Margaret
M. Phillips; for limited divorce plaintirr' s
attorney j. II. Adriaans.
5+Si2-Myrtle E. Crawford, infant, by
Rose Z. Crawford, next friend, VS. Jack
Egan; to annul marriage; plaintiffs at
torney, A. D. Esher.
SiS43-Andrew J. Castle VS.. Eva B. Cas-
tie; for absolute divorce; plaintiffs at
torneys, Toomey & Toomey
5444-Elizabeth A. May and NJ, Flea
nora BerglinG VS.. John Bergling ct al. !;
TO substitute trustee; plaintiffs attorney,
]. A. Moriarty.
Si545-The Collins Land Company ct al.
VS.. Franklin X. Lane, Secretary of the
INTERIOR ct al; for injunction; PLAINTIFF s
attorneys, w. P. Fennell and Homer
Guerry.
S4346-Ermina NJ Crawford ct al VS.,
Joseph Myers ct al; for partition; plain
TINS attorney H. w. Wheatley.
J434I-Catherine Brosnaha VS.. James ]
Brosnahan; limited divorce and for in
junction; plaintiffs attorneys, Blaine
.Coppinger and w. G. Gardiner
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Criminal division, No. 1.
Justice sfddOna.

United States vs.. Charles c. Glover
William J. Flather and Henry H. Flath-
er; on trial; attorneys, J. J. Darlington.
W. G.. Johnson. George P. Hoover, Frank
J. Hogan, D. w. O'DOnoghue and J. B.
Stanchfield.
United States vs.. James Johnson and
Alphone Thomas; housebreaking and lar
ceny; sentenced to penitentiary for two
years; attorney, J. p. Neal
United States vs. George Brown; depre-
dation on private property; sentenced to
Occoquan for six months; attorney J. NJ.
Murphy.
United States VS.. Charles Franklin;
depreciation on private property; SEN
fenced to penitentiary for two years; at
torney. f. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Thomas Carter: rob-
berry; motion to stay proceedings filed;
attorney. A p. Connor.
United States vs.. Ella Dixon; assault
with a dangerous weapon; sentenced to
Occoquan for six months attorney. H. l..
TignOr
Sentences at 2:3O p. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Gayefy-Feature Films.

The photoplay feature booked for pre-
sentation at the Gayety next Sunday and
Monday is entitled The Whirl Of Life. %
and pictures Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Cas-
tie
The phOtOplay has been so arranged
tnat there is frequent opportunity to see
these high-salaried stars in the art which
nas made their name a household word
from one end OF the country to the other.
A large cast appears in their support
THE Whirl OF Life" while possessed
OF a genuine plot and plenty of thrills, is
similar in nature TO the Broadway revues
Of the legitimate stage and is marked by
n lavish production
Other feature photorlays, supplemented
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Circuit Division No. :.
Justfre stafford.


Jones VS.. Pflson; defendant granted
leave to forthwith file additional plea;
plaintiffs attorneys, Haveu & Hawken;
defendants attorneys, Tucker, Kenyon &
Nacfarland.
Pierce vs. First National Fire Insur-
-ance Company; Judgment on verdict for
defendant VS.. plaintiff for costs; plain
tiff's attorney w. c. Clephane; defend
ants attorneys, ]. S. Easby-Smith and
]. B. Archer.
Van Sende vs.. Hazen: verdict for de-
fendant; plaintiffs attorney, Charles Poe;
DEFENDANTS attorney. George E. Sullivan.
Luckey VS.. National Savings and Trust
Company; verdict for plaintiff for $500;
plaintiffs attorney, J. H. Stewart; de-
fendant's attorney, George Francis Will
liams.
Pierce VS.. First National Insurance
Company; Pierce VS.. Commercial Fire In
surance Company, and Pierce VS.. Com
mercial Fire Insurance Company; judg
ment on verdict for defendants VS. plain
tin for costs; appeal noted and bond for
costs fixed at S1OO; plaintiffs attorney,
W. c. Clephane; defendants attorney,
Douglas, Ruffin & Obear.
The Billing Chaplin Company vs.. 6owd-
Ter, ct al; jury resplted; plaintiffs at
torney. II. w. Wheatley; defendants at
torneys, c. H. Merillat and NJ. y. Rich
ardson.
Assignment for today. Case on trial
only
Assignment for Friday May l9
E6-WimOt VS.. Loughran; attorneys,
Imlay-SimmOns Bell. Syme.
4St-Bilhngs-Chapin Co. VS.. Bowdler ct
HI: attorneys, Wheatley-Merillat, Rich
ardsOn.
456-Luckey vs.. National Savings and
Trust Co; attorneys, tewart-Williams.
4&-TrusseH vs.. Bradley ct al; attor-
ueys, JoffOrds-Mnor. Beach
462-Ellis VS.. Rose Brothers & Co. ct al ;
attorneys. Owens, Williams.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Stra nd-Fcature FiIms,

At Moore's Strand Theater, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday the principal at
traction will be Thomas H. Inces latest
cinemagraphic success, "Civilization's 5
Child. with the leading roles assumed
by William II. Thompson and Anna Lehr.
The auxiliary attraction on these days
Will be Fred Mace in Mack Sennett's lat
est farCctte, The Ruff knight" On
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday II. B.
Warner will be pictured in The Beggar
Vr Cawnpore." The secondary feature on
these days will be Mack Sennett's fun
makers in The Bitter Pill
Edmund Brecse will hold the screen
on Friday and Saturday in The Spell Of
the Yukon" The comedy portion of the
program OH these days will be Harry
Watson in further adventures OF the
MuSty Suffer
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Equity Division, No. :.
Juaffre Met Oy,

Shaw vs.. Lane. Secretary of the Inter
ior- rule discharged and bill dismissed
with costs; appeal noted: bond 800; plain
tir-s attorneys. c. A. Towns and Fox &
Fox; defendants attorneys, a. 7. NogeI-
sang and G. E Wright.
In re Iunacy of James S Depue: order
instructing trustee and reference to the
auditor.
Lyon VS.. Bursey; decree awarding GER
tain property and each to hold in sew
crafty, plaintiffs attorney, John Ridout;
defendants attorney. Leo Simmons.
Van Tine vs.. Allen; report Of auditor
ratified and confirmed: plaintiffs attor-
ueys F. F Chaplin and A. b Duvall.
Thompson VS.. Thompson; order Of pub
iication; plaintiffs attorney, D. E. Clarke.
Nicholson vs.. Nicholson; order appoint
ing r. Newton Donaldson guardian ad
litem: plaintiffs attorney, I. H. Linton;
defendants attorney. l. C. Williamson.
Williams VS.. Carter; leave granted to
amend bill by making John c. Davis
party defendant; order denying motion for
Postponing of cause: plaintiffs attorney,
p. W. Frisby: defendants attorneys, G.
F. Williams and J. II. Lichliter
Chisweu vs.. Mulligan: decree perfect
Ing title; plaintiffs attorney, D. O'C. Cal
Iaghan.
Brosnahan vs. Brosnahan; rule as to
maintenance returnable May l9; plain
j. Gardiner.
Ridenour VS.. Ridenour; on hearing
plaintiffs attorneys Barnard & johnson
and W. f. Lester: defendants attorneys,
o. 3. Drake and J. c. Cuttings
Assignment for today:
272-Ridenour VS.. Ridenour; attorneys
Barnard & Johnson, Lester-Drake, Git
tings.
24o-stose VS.. Hight ct al; attorneys,
Wilson-HOgan.
252-WilsOn VS.. Wilson: attorneys. Nc
Lanahan. Burton & Culbertson-Gies.
262-Hall VS.. Brandenburg ct al; attor-
neys- Wolf & Cohen, Johnson-Richard-
son & Shreve, Rhodes.
296-FUlkerson VS.. Fulkerson ct al; at
toTneys, MaddOX-Thomas, Kennedy.
3OO-Chass vs.. Grant ct al; attorneys
Gsrdiner-Stetson. Darlington, William
son.
29EHirsh VS.. Hirsh; attorneys, New
myer. Owen-Alward.
2S6-Evans VS.. Evans; attorneys, Whip
pler-COnneIy.
GS-McAlliser VS.. McAlIister ct al; at
tOrneyS Jones-COlllns.
Probate. In re estate OF John Wheel
wright; attorneys. Hackett-Congleton.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Probate Division,
Juatice McEnH.

Estate George X. lagos; order appoint.
ing Soterios Nicholson administrator
bond, 500; attorney, Soterios Nicholson.
Estate Marion K. Hankins: order con.
hrming expenditures; attorney, George
F. Collins.
Estate Charles A. Davis; order admit.
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Frances NJ H Davis;
bond 5000; attorney, T. NJ Baker.
Estate Mary V. Keating; order appoint
ing James Keating administrator; bond
500; attorney, A. r. Colburn.
Estate William II. Guernsey; order ad.
mttting will to probate and granting let.
ters testamentary to Frances Guernsey;
bond $500; attorney, L. c. Williamson.
Estate Hannah Minister; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Abraham L. and Samuel
d. Minister; bond $500; ATTORNEYS. To-
briner & Graham.
Estate Josephine Bender; order author
lzing loan; attorney, w. H. DeLacy.
Estate James G. Berret: order ratifv-
ing sale of real estate; attorney, VIM.
Henry Dennis.
Estate William S. Sutton; order for
sale of personal property at public auc-
ton: attorney. W. B. Guy.
Estate Frances NJ. Lee; will dated Feb
ruary 6. 1915, filed.
Estate Frederick c. Stevens; exempIi-
fed copy of will filed, and petition for
ancillary letters testamentary; attorneys,
NcKenney and Flannery.
Estate Juliet Marbury; petition for ap-
pointment Of administrator filed; attor-
neys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate John Marbury, jr.: petition for
appointment of administrator d. b. n.
filed; attorneys, Gordon & Gordon.
In re Clyde NJ. Taylor; order appoint
ing James L. Taylor guardian; bond $500;
attorney, F. r. Whippler.
Estate Mary T. Jones; will dated jan
uary .. 1915. filed.
Estate Nettie Young; supplemental Pc
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Glen Echo Park.

Saturday marks the opening of the 1916
season at Glen Echo Park, and the gates
will be thrown open promptly at l
o'clock. With the improvements, repair
ing and work of beautifying the grounds
practically completed all is in readiness
for the opening
This year. in addition to all of the
half hundred attractions that have estab-
lished the PARKS popularity so firmly,
with the exception of the gyroplane. the
management promises its patrons the big
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
keith'-NaudeVIIIe.

The Red Heads" with James b. Car
son. assisted by Eleanor Sutton and a
large company of style shop models and
singers, will be the conspicuous attrac-
tion at Keith's next week. \ new star
and comedy will be seen in Grace Dun
bar Nile and company in "Petticoats," a
farcical frOlic by college girls who wager
to make man pop the question" willy
nilly Other additions will be Renie
Davies, Vaughn Comfort and John King:
Joe Cook. Tallman. Howard. Kibel and
Herbert. the Five Antwerp Girls; the or
gan recitals and the Pathe pictorial
Sunday the bill will present Jack VII
son and company in An Impromptu
Revue" Mary Shaw and company in The
Dickey Bird" Florence Nash and COM
pany in "Pansy's Particular Purch;'
Belle Baker. Jasper the dog-star and all
the other features Of the current weeks
bill.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
NationaI-"The Birth of Nation

THE Birth of a Nation" is nearing the
end of its engagement at the National
Theater the last performances having
been announced for this week, but owing
to the great demand for seats the man
agement has decided to extend the en-
gagement another week so that the run
win terminate Saturday. May 2. This
will make a run of six weeks for this
remarkable attraction in this city,
smashing record for a frst-Class offering.
This production will not be presented in
Washington again until next season and
then only at a theater presenting only
high-class entertainments so that this
week will offer the only time to witness
IL in this city ere the next theatrical
season.
The success OF this photoplay has been
duplicated in the Capital City. records
having been made for long runs and ca
pacity business in New York, Chicago
Philadelphia. Boston, st. Louis. Pitts
burgh. San Francisco, and Baltimore be-
fore the Washington engagement. 1t
seems only a ft tribute to the art Of
Griffith, the man who created this great
picture ma sterpiece. that the people of
Washington should accept his work with
such enthusiasm for much of its locale
is taken from this city. In this play great
men who are only traditional become
alive and move and act and are almost as
great factors as those public men who
actually move amongst us today, and are
part of us.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
United States Court Of Customs
Apneals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery,
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber, De
Nriss and Martin.
No. 1886. eraser VS.. United States.
Motion Of appellant TO take the case of
the present calendar. Argued by Mr.. B.
A. Levett for the appellant and argued
by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the appellee.
Motion denied
No. 1886 eraser VS.. United States. Rat
tan reeds. Argument commenced by Mr.,
B. a. Levett for the appellant, continued
by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the appellee and
concluded by Mr.. B. A. Levett for the
appellant
No. 17O2. Stone vs.. United States. Cur
rants Argument commenced by Mr..
Charles E. McNabb for the appellant,
continued by Mr.. Charles d. Lawrence
for the appellee and concluded by Mr..
Charles Z. McNabb for the appellant.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18
Circuit Division, No. 1,
Justice Gould.

Hemler vs.. Potomac Electric Power
Company; order to submit bill Of excep-
tions extended to June 10 and to file tran
script Of record to July 10: plaintiffs at
torneys, W. G. Gardiner and /. L. Ham,
BY; defendants attorneys, r. L. Will
Isms and J. s. Barbour.
Toomey vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; order of October 9,
1915, dismissing defendants motion for
security for costs vacated: motion for
security for costs reinstated; order dis
missing cause for failure OF plaintiS to
give security for costs; plaintiffs attor-
ney, G. L. Whitford; defendants attor-
ney, ]. s. Barbour.
Suter VS.. Lockwood Dental Company;
mandate Of Court of Appeals presented
Judgment for costs; order of November
q. 1915, quashing writs of attachment
vacated and set aside: plaintiffs attor-
neys. L. II. David & David. Wiener: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
Buscher vs.. District of Columbia ct al 4;
order Of May 10. 1916. dismissing cause
vacated and cause reinstated on caIen-
dar: plaintiffs attorneys. w. F. Davis
and W G. Gardiner; defendants attor-
neys, c. Fl. Syme, r. L. Williams and
3. W. Parker.
Wong For Moy VS.. Kingsley ct al ;
jury respited: plaintiffs attorneys, How
ard Royd and Nelson Wilson; defendants s
attorneys, Hamilton & Hamilton
Assignments today:
1O9-Espert vs.. Franklin Insurance
Company; attorneys. Davis-Darlington.
11o-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance
Company: attorneys. Davis-Darlington.
305-Kahl-Holt Company VS.. Gill & Sons
ct al; attorneys, Berry & Minor-Doug-
las Ruffin- & Obear.
5Tl-Craig VS.. Parish, Administrative;
attorneys, Hackett-Robinson.
3E2-Downer VS.. Castle: attorneys,
Bowles-Syme, Stephens.
37-Golden & Co. VS.. Capital Traction
Company: attorneys, Balderson-Hogan.
3S0-Patterson VS.. Capital Traction
Company; attorneys, Balderston-Hogan
3S3-Klug VS.. Capital Traction Coni-
pany; attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson
Dunlop, Hogan.
5s5-Mainhart VS.. Meeks; attorneys,
Carter-Stearman.
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I,Rwkulta.

59l64-John S. Belt devisee, VS.. Ashby
T. Tanner and Annie f. Tanner; account
S325; plaintiffs attorney. W. NJ. Ellison.
59l6J-Catherine VI. Schwenk VS. Vir-
ginia n. Feeney and James 1. Feeney;
notes 1856; plaintiffs attorney. H. W,
Wheatley.
59l66-Oswald A. Greager VS.. Abram Lis
ner; damages $1,000; plaintiffs attorneys,
Sheehy & Sheehy
59l61-Sadie Greager VS.. Abram I.isner:
damages $4,000; plaintiffs attorneys,
Sheehy s, Sheeny
The Washington herald., 1916-05-18

The attractions scheduled for presenta-
tion at Crandall's next week include on
Sunday The Sins OF Men" which feat
ures Dorothy Bernard and Stuart Holmes.
Tangled Fates," a production in which
Alice Brady enacts the leading role, will
be shown Monday and Tuesday. William
Farnum will be seen on Wednesday and
Thursday in The Battle Of Hearts" For
Saturday, return engagement is sched-
uled of Her Maternal Right" a photo
drama in which Kitty Gordon enacts the
principal role.