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DEEDS OF TRUST.

SQUARE 30S7, lot so-Fannie E. Haller.
trustee. to William s. Phillips and
Alpheus w. Coe. to secure James E.
Phillips, $500; monthly payments, per
cent.
Square 557s. lot 26; square 55S6, lot Il
NJ. Frances Elkins to Irving Williamson
and Vernon G. Owen. to secure George
w Stickney, 500: months, per cent.
Square S73. lots "a and 25-Mary Saks ct
vir Samuel to Warren NJ. York and Will
lam j. Brewer, to secure George L.
Club. $500; 8 months, 6 per cent.
Petworth lot so. block 77-John r. Hood
ct ux Elizabeth ]. to Benjamin Holland
and Arthur c. Moses, to secure Lillian
L. Moses, 81, 400; monthly payments, per
cent.
SQUARE 1855. lot 3s-Arthur H. Allen ct
ux Helen o. to Thomas NJ. Gale and
George E. Hamilton, to secure Edward ].
Stellwagen, S1,925; monthly payments.
per cent.
Meridian Hill, lot 40, block 1+Thomas
r. Asuuith ct ux Mary B. to Jesse w.
Rawlings and Harvey T. Winfield, to
secure Marie NJ Woolf. $500; years,
8 IL per cent, semi-annually.
Square 1862. lot 49-Robert T. Stack et
ux Rosa L. to Henry H. Bergman and
Charles schafer, to secure Northern Lib
erty German-American Building Associa-
ton, No. 6. $500.
SQUARE 5795, lot e-Hiram P. Butler Ell
ux Estelle D. to E. Hilton jackson and
John X Butler, to secure Russell A
Lynn, $3.50; 8 years, per cent, semi.
annually.
Square 2O21, lot 1s-Norman F. Price et
ux Beulah to Clyde D. Garrett and
George P. Barse to secure Munsey Trust
Company, trustee, $2lOO; 1 to years,
per cent.
Square 2o21, lot 21-Walter l. Peacock
ct ux Matte E. to Clyde D. Garrett and
George P Barse, to secure Munsey
Trust Company, trustee, $3.50; 6 to 81
months, 6 per cent.
Square 2O21, lot 1s-H. ]. Pope ct us
Flora E. to Clyde D. Garrett and George
P. .Barse to secure Munsey Trust Com.
pany, trustee, s2,1OO; l to 8 years, 9 pei
cent.
Square 2o21, lot 53-J. Hendren Gorrel
ct ux Fannie T. to Clyde D. Garrett and
George p Barse, to secure Munsey Trust
Company, trustee, $500; to 36 months, {
per cent.
Prospect Hill, west half lot 1e-George
W. Grice ct ux Mary L. to Benjamin F.
Leighton and George Francis Williams
to secure Ernestine F. Terfinger, $1,000;
8 years, 6 per cent semi-annually.
Square 277S lot 35-William H. Dawson
and Jennie r. Dawson to Ashton G. Clap
ham and James A. Cahill, to secure
Lynchburg Investment Corporation,
81, ,o4s. 50; 8 to 81 months per cent.
Square 277s, lot 73-William H. Daw-
son ct ux Jennie r. to Ashton G. Clap
ham and James A. Cahill, to secure
Lynchburg Investment Corporation,
ss34.3o; g to 81 months. Per cent.
Square 1929, lots 7S to 74-Frank Rubino
to Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Berg
mann, to secure Oriental Building Asso-
citation, No. 6, 5000 ..
Square 456, part original lot 1s-Edith
l.. Fowler ct vir Charles D., to Wharton
Z. Lester and Michael ]. Colbert to Sc
cure National Permanent Building As
sociation $13.5Oo; same to Henry K. Simp-
son and Maurice otterback to secure
William N. Payne, jr., 5000; two years
6 per cent semiannually.
Square 306, lot 3T-John w. Crabbs to
Frank ]. Hogan ard Julius ]. Peyssr to
The Washington herald., 1916-11-30
VIRGINIA AGAIN ON
HARVARD SCHEDULE

Richmond. Va, Nov. 29.-According to
information received last night, Harvard
has invited Virginia to accept a date on
the Crimson schedule during the 1917 sea-
son. While no definite information re-
garding what date will be taken by Vir-
ginia, 1t is practically a certainty that
the Orange and Blue eleven will again go
up against the Crimson eleven at Cam
bridge. Virginia is anxious to show
Harvard that there are some real teams
down in this section. This year the Grim
son defeated Virginia by a score of 81
to o. However. the Orange and Blue
team Is expected to be much better In
1917.
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Circuit Division No. -
Justice Siddon.

I1gnor VS.. McGarter; time to file trans
crypt extended to January 2: pIaintitr,
attorney. w. H. Richards; defendant,,
attorneys A. w. Scott and W. G
Martin y
, H. W. Kaster & Sons Advertising Com.
Pahy VS.. Marden. ct al: certified tc
circuit Division No. l for trial: plain.
tln attorney. Frank Van SAINT defen
dants attorneys, Ralston & Richardson
United States. ex rel, Alaska smoke
less Coal Company VS.. Secretary Of
interior; rule to show cause returnabI.
December s: plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. HoehI
ing. PeeIle & OgiIby.
King VS.. Home Ice Company: verdict
for plaintiff for $3.50; and judRment
without costs; plaintiffs attorney, Gran
dal Mackey; defendants attorneys, A
H. Bell and James P. schick.
slye & Watson VS.. Baer: jury respited
until Monday. December 4; plaintiffs at.
torneys. N. S. Bowles and John Ridout
defendants attorney, A. L. Newmyer.
Motions for Friday, December l, al
10 a. m:
IColbert VS.. Mcouigg; attorneys
Adriaans-Suelzer
murphy, ct al, VS.. Henderson; at.
torneys. Hogan-Peter, Whiting.
SNevitt VS.. Bronaugh: attorneys, Nc,
Mahon-Williamson.
olldC6 Vs. hOSSIeF, aIIOrnev9. New.
myer, Frost-Mackey
5-Needham VS.. Massachusetts, Mutua
Life Insurance Company; ATTORNEYS
Darlington. Sullivan-McKenney& & Elan
merry.
6-Wolford, ct al. VS.. Snider; attorneys
Leckie, Cox & Sherier McHale-Otten.
berg.
7-Wessells VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company. ct al; attorneys
Ryan, Mooers-BalIinger, Barbour
Hoover.
S-Ermantraut VS.. Moebs; ATTORNEYS
Esher-F1scher & Fischer, Carusi.
eAkron Rubber Mold and Machine
Company VS.. Miller; attorneys, Loving
& Hamner-Wilson
1o-Ftrst National Fire Insurance Com.
pany VS.. Spalding; attorneys, Keigwin
Jackson-Lambert
n-Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company VS.. COckrell and Company: at
torneys, Tucker. Kenyon & Macfariand
Bailey-Darlington, Sullivan
12-Shapiro VS.. District of Columbia
Syme.
1aChatard VS.. Mearns; attorneys
Tucker-Clephane
+Mills VS.. Fowler; attorneys, INLAY
OffUtt, jr.-Whitford
15-Lincoln vs.. Southwestern Surety In
surance Company; attorneys, Wright
Wampler-Wiener.
16-Owens VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Wright &
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Hoover
H-De Lauter vs. Bean; ATTORNEYS,
MILAN & Smith-Baker, Leahy
1S-Stone VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Stearman-
Hoover.
1s-Klein vs. City and Suburban Rail-
Ray; attorneys, Quinn. Ray-Hoover.
N-Thatcher VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Gar
diner-Hoover.
H-Porter VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railway; attorneys, RaIston &
Richardson, Willis-Hoover.
22-P. B. & W. R. R. Co. VS.. Wash
tngton Gas Light Company; attorneys
McKenney & Flannery-Berry & Minor
Darlington.
2S-Citizens National Bank VS.. Lincoln;
attorneys, Baker, Leahy-Lovtng
APrevost VS.. Young; attorneys
Hackett, Marye-Faust & Wilson
Dennis
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1-Bowen VS.. Siddons; attorneys. Bowen
-Hoehling, Peelle & ogilby.
ADean VS.. Koppers; attorneys, Gard
lner-Hogan.
S-District of Columbia VS.. Anacostia
and Potomac River Railroad Company;
attorneys, Syme-Barbour.
+Bean VS.. Capital Traction Company;
attorneys, o'Brien-Hogan.
S-Anderson VS.. Observer Company: at
torneSs. Davis, Perkins-Douglas, Ruffin
& Obear.
Saoldenberg VS.. Friend; attorneys
Wolf-Reane.
T-Barksdale vs. Huston; attorneys
Wilson-McNeill.
sERhodes VS.. Ashworth; attorneys,
Cromelin, Kintz-Hegarty.
eBurrows VS.. Delaney; attorneys
Wheatley-Wflson.
1o-Greene VS.. Work; attorneys, Loving
Hammer, LesterLHayden.
n-smoot VS.. Cape May Dredging Som
pany; attorneys. Loving, Hammer, Swim
dell-wiener.
II, 13, 14-Stohlman VS.. Stohlman: attor.
neys, Brown, Bauman-o'Donoghue
15-F1rst National Fire Insurance Com.
pany VS.. Tuttle; attorneys, Keigwin
Jackson-Wright. Mackey.
1s-Detroit Heating Company vs. okie
attorneys, Ridout-Calvert
f-Winbigler VS.. Lake; attorneys, VII.
son-Wilson
IS, 1s, 2o-Gill VS.. Risinger; attorneys
Marshall-Johnson. Patterson.
N-Shilling VS.. Adams Express Com.
pany; attorneys, Young, Jones-McKen.
ney & Flannery.
Z-Crawford VS.. Clendenning; attor
neys, Morgan-Willis
S-Natonal Security Bank VS.. Slater
attorneys, Morgan-Poe
A-Shaw VS.. Burr; attorneys, o-Brien
Gies-Rhodes, Cromelin.
S-Shapiro VS.. Lappin; attorneys, steir
-O'shea-
2S-Satterneld vs. Grossman:. attornevs
Anthony-Grossman.
N-Shaw VS.. Washington Railway ant
Electric Company; attorneys, stearmar
Hoover.
2S-Stone Mountain Granite Conpan,
VS.. Cowsill; attorneys, Clephane-Curtis
| SeBuchanan VS.. Haislip; ATTORNEYS
Smith. Acker~Fowler.
0-In re Calvert street: ATTORNEYS
Syme' Smtth-Ralston. Colbert, Brady
Peelle.
a-Harriman VS.. Hume; ATTORNEYS Du
VaIl-Brandenburg & Brandenburg
S-Bauckman VS.. Slater; ATTORNEYS
| Doyle-Poe.
SCJones VS.. Pilson: attorneys Have,
Hawken-Tucker, Kenyon 4 Macfar
land
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Two Golf Tourneys.

The golfers at the Chevy Chase Club
will have busy time today as two tour
naments are on tap at the Maryland
club. An eighteen-hole handicap against
par will be held in the morning while
an eighteen-hole medal play tourney will
he held this afternoon. A trophy has
been offered to the winner in each tourna-
ment while the runners up will also be
given prizes.
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United States vs.. Thomas @. McEvan
forgery; snolle pros entered
United States vs.. Charles NJ. Munsoni
forgery; nolle pros entered.
United States vs.. Medrick l.. Fftz'
patrick; toyriding; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Herbert, Run; rob-
berry: nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Darrell Bancroft
housebreaking and larceny; nolle prof
entered.
United States VS.. Charles schweitzer
robbery; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Clarence Hawkins
housebreaking; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Anton Grayback
seduction; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Frank Mack; con
spiracy; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Samuel T. Ringgold
false pretenses; nolle pros entered.
ing stolen property; nolle pros entered.
United States vs. Wade H. Cooper
libel; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Florence NJ. Nc
Auliffe; assault dangerous weapon; nollt
pros entered.
United States VS.. Walter Sanford; adul
terry; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Irving L. Burroughs
manslaughter; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Luther Pickett
housebreaking: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Harold e. Noble; falls,
pretenses and forgery; bench warrant
issued. b,
United States vs. George W. Brown
nonsup' ,rt; bench warrant issued.
Unite. States VS.. Matte Smith; viola
ton section So3 D.. c. Code: recognizance
$500 taken with Frank Frazzano surety
attorney, Fountain Peyton.
United States VS.. Robert l. Middleton
larceny after trust; jury respited unit
Friday, December 1; attorneys, M. ]
Colbert and w. e. Lester.
Assignments for Friday, December 1
at II a. m.
United States VS.. Robert L. Middleton
on trial.
Motions and sentences.
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Criminal DivisiOn No. L.
Justice GouId.

United States VS.. Isaiah Branhan;
housebreaking and larceny; plea, NOT
guilty withdrawn and plea guilty enter
ed; referred to probation officer and re-
manded; attorney, T l. Jones.
United States VS.. Charles Clavenger,
Cecil Eskridge and Linwood Garland;
Joy riding; plea not guilty withdrawn
and plea guilty each filed; referred to
probation officer; attorney, OShea-
United States VS.. Josep0 Barber; incest
and carnal knowledge; nolle pros entered.
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Lawsuits.

5976S-Arlington Bottling Company, In
corporated vs.. Margaret L. Casey: iude-
ment from Municipal Court, s222. So; plain
tiff's attorneys, Tobriner and Graham,
59766-Herman Van Sender VS.. ]. Dal-
las Grady and Percy ]. Grady; Judgment
from Municipal Court; s31s9; plaintifr' q
attorney, Charles Poe.
59767-United States ex rel Alaska
Smokeless Coal Company VS.. Franklin X,
Lane, Secretary Of the Interior. and Clay
The Washington herald., 1916-11-30
LOCAL SOCCER CLUB
TO PLAY WANDERERS

Washington Soccer Club will travel to
Baltimore today to engage the crack
Wanderers in two thirty-minute halves.
Capt. Riley, of the locals, will oppose
the OriOle aggregation with these play
ers: Cox. Nicols. Riley. capt: Baner,
joyce, Walsh. Barrett. Renfrew. Stead
man, McLundrie. Mcdonald, and Nelson.
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Game Called Off

There will be no game in the Phi Mu
Sigma Basketball League tonight be-
cause of the big dance taking place at
: the Arcade Hall. On Tuesday night the
Gamma Sigma team will play the Mu
BETA 0uint
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Criminal Division No. =
Justice Mccoy.

United States VS.. Joseph Hall; assault
with dangerous weapon; motion for lun-
acy hearing filed; verdict unsound mind;
remanded; attorney. A. w. Scott.
United States VS.. Richard Thompson
housebreaking and larceny: plea not
guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty en-
tered; remanded; attorney, A. w. Scott.
United States VS.. Dick Smith; grand
larceny; verdict guilty; remanded; attor-
ney, A. P. Connor.
United States VS.. Raymond Golden and
Albert Middleton; housebreaking and lar
ceny; plea not guilty withdrawn and plea
Of guilty entered as to each; remanded
attorney, Joe c. Brown
Assignment for Friday. December l. at
10 a. m.
Motions, sentences and lunacies.
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who insert a cash-with-orde Classified Adyer-
tisement costing 4oc or more This book is iden-
tical with the edition that sells for $Is to $Iso
in the book stores, except that instead of being
bound in cloth it is bound in heavy plate paper
covers, printed in rich colors.
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LOST

L0sT-ENGIIsH BULLDOG, FEMALE; BRASS
collar. marked Duchess Of Kent and A K. o..
Reward IL returned 70 MUM CANNON. rS 18th
St
LOsT-A SHAGGY WHITE MALE DOG HALF
poodle and AireiAIe without collar or tag; answers
To name Of "ChGmbeau." Reward. 300 Woodley
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Bankruptcy Division.
Insff.A Ck.~l

In re Francis B. Libbey; adjudication
and reference to Ralph D. Quinter, ref
cree
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-MALE PRESsFEEDER, lE8 ST.
NV.
WANTED-TWO AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS
fns,clASs only. ACME AUTOMOBILE TOP CO.,
42 Irving 81.
BOY WANTED, Is YEARS OLD, TO HELP IN
automobile paint shop ACME AUTOMOBILE
TOP CO. IN Irving Il NV.
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AUCTIONS.
THos. ). OWEN a SON. AsctIoneer..

Defhult having been made IN the raymsut q,
aesessmeut dated August 81 1915 by os-tAin holders
o. certnc.tss or deciAntons 0f trust dated Noveu-
Der l&. 70 wit: Charles NJ Ban1c5 Simon
Bien. william O bay RobTt e Mann and John
W. bwAinson, eAch deciGnron reprss-ntine n beur-
hoA fntTeG q ooeisnth 10 lre-tenths of an a-e
more les at the intersection OF siyt.eth sfr.-t
1tended and Rock Creek Churh road IN the DIS
tit Of OoaunbA / will sell the said cs-1ihczt.1 ar
declarations and the nEItG under them at rs5blio
euc1oo AZ the auction rooms Of Thomas J. Owen A
Son, IN @ street northwest wAshtnrton D. d.
FRIDAY. DecembeT /, 1876 at o'cacoE D, m
ALLEN G. CLARK
Surviving Tr1stea
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Equity suit.,

S476--Elaine o. Thayer by guardian and
next friend VS.. Edward c. Gale ct al; to
confirm contract OF sale; plaintiffs at
torney. r. Ross Perry, jr.n
S47s2-William Riley vs.. John g. BEN
nett ct al: for injunction; plaintiffs at
torney, H. W. wheatley.
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REAL ESTATE.
CAREFUL INVESTNFNTS

OF money In First Deeds Of Trust nirst Mo-11~s
on Washington. d. C.. Real Estate alvsys ras, d.
fun interest promised and the rstun Of n d,
principle due. ngArdlsss Of the vsrying tnnom.s snS
Ualuss Of othe- secIuss. and they are not suht.-s
to TAXATION. We have bsen sucreszfuIly ensaEsd N
making these inTestnsnts for cur Slients foE NOS.
than quarter Of a century. InsestnzatA E1. sn
TO 5000 at s. ~ and per oent nov ready fa
delivery. Large investments rads.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS e. CO.,
Southern Building. S07 18th St.
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Tallman, Commissioner OF the General
Land Office; mandamus; plaintiffs at
torneys, Hoehling, Peelle q Ogilby
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
Eo1th 8a Gn lst - Nv, formerly S Randolpa
place Aoaarchs rented tlb Dr. mouth; month";
smiths. a. and EIp: Undsrwoods Rsmingtona
En Reductioos paid O. 6 months N adnaoa
Rebuilt typsWnten for salA
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY RAJ,
ostste at lowest cuTent rates; s1ecsal r-iTiI.V-s
with respet to pTiaT USyments TYLER & RUTH
ERWOOD, Inc, ST. 18Th 81
MONEY TO DOAN-SSU TO S5oJm on D, {.
real esSAts. Several trust funds ~ u 6 rrr csnt
Al transactions conducted With economical s1nsid-
Taton for DOTowen WM. SAUNDERS A
CO. Southern Building I 18th = nv
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBuES,
s An HOUR; OWNER DRIVING. ooI- T,s
FoR H1RE-H PER HoCR, AUTOS; C1REFTL
white chHuneurs: clean c1u; day and uiRht ssryIos
Phons lincoln 8
sEVEH-PAssENGER P1cK1Rp
- pr hour; anywhere IN ety. &c Low Mir
4eate1 and pArtieA W a.
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PERSONALS,

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tailored OrsrOoa1. 8 Up JUsHs OLD STAND,
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