davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-16

stone where she was employed in the County Treasurer's office.
 DOUGLAS-This city seems to bc subjected to a wave of crime since tire first of the year. There have been two murders committed; two assault with intent to commit murder and any number of burglaries and robbeTies. Nearly all of the perpetrators have been captured owing to the p~on'-t work of the county and police officers. If the record keeps up Douglas will furnish plenty of work for the criminal court at the county seat.
 McNEAL-A Mexican tramp who passed through here Friday was be- lieved by so1'e to be Pancho Villa, the Mexican outlaw. He was seen by J. A. Thompson and J. M Mortensen. Mormons from Colonia Morales, who knew the bandit in Sonora and they are positive in their declarations that it was he and that he had shaved off his moustache. He was armed and well dressed. He left after making a few inquiries. going north along the railroad track.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-16

PHOENIX-Application for a writ of mandamus to compel the trustees of the Fowler district to reinstate her as teacher of the district school has been filed in the superior court here by Carrie Green Billings. who was dis charged by the board last fall after her marriage to A. A. Billings became known. Mrs. Billings referred the mat ter of her reinstatement to the resi- dents of the district. who voted that she be reinstated The board of trus- tees. however. has since refused to rescind the former action.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-16

PHOENIX-Seven pioneers have just been admitted to the state home for pioneers at Prescott by action of the state Board of Control Those ad- 'nitted are A. r. Banta of Phoenix; Edwin D. Payne of Pinal County; Fred Rowe of Prescott; John E. Latham of Bisbee; Roger Doherty of Nogales: John Brennan of Prescott and T. c. Brown of Pima County.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-16

stone where she was employed in the County Treasurer's office
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-16

."TFASON-The death of Sidney Ridgeway few days since removes
 Of the old timers Of the district IT. las been a resident here for near ly fifteen years and had just succeedl ed in getting his ranch near town in shape so that it was bringing him in Ia nice revenue. He died of pneumonia He has relatives living in Iowa. The body was taken to Douglas for burial
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-16

SS. Department of State ) Received and filed this 18th day of Mch.. A. n. 1893. T. B. LEONARD,
 Assistant Secretary of State.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
COURT PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1916.

United States VS.. A. Rich; false pre-
lenses; order to restore property to de-
PENDANTS.
United States vs.. Marie Nelson
adultery; recognizance $500 taken with w
W. Stewart, surety.
United States VS.. Charles H. Allender
embezzlement; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. Charles c. Waringi
forgery; nolle pros entered.
United States VS.. ]. Thomas Heflin;
assault with dangerous weapon; nolle
pros entered.
United States VS.. Thomas Ware; as.
sault with dangerous weapon; plea
guilty; referred to probation officer.
United States VS.. Robert Hicks; non-
support; warrant of removal filed; de-
lendant committed.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Moy Min King.
United States VS.. Lee Look.
United States VS.. Rachael Robinson.
United States VS.. James Carter.
United States VS.. Bernard Benton and
Bessie Coleman.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. ?.
Justice stafford.

Mertens vs.. White Cross Milk Com
pany; order directing receiver to pay GER
tain sum. plaintiffs attorneys. Bates
Warren and W H. Sholes: defendants
attorneys, Douglas. Ruffin < Obear.
Wren VS.. Goodman: order confirming
report Of trustee; plaintiffs attorneys,
SIeman & Lerch and Ralston & Richard
son: defendants attorney. Edmund
Burke.
Goodman vs. Wren: order setting aside
report of auditor without costs. and trus-
tees discharged: plaintiffs attorney, Ed
mund Burke; defendants attorneys, Sic
man & Lerch Ralston & Richardson and
Lawrence Hufty.
Russell vs.. Mazza: order extending
time to settle statement OF evidence and
file transcript Of record to July 20; plain
tif's attorney. c. V. Inlay; defendant s
attorneys, TOOmey & Toomey, F. c.
Handy. l. l. Hammer and Hayden John
son.
SwartzelI vs.. Union Savings Bank; de-
cree appointing William T. NOrmoyle
subs tituted trustee; plaintiffs attorney
Leo p. Harlow.
Farr vs.. Farr: rule as to contempt Te-
turnable first Friday occurring two days
after service: plaintiffs attorney. E. L.
Gies.
Mccormack ct al VS.. Dunningan ct al
order appointing Walter NJ Bastian
~ dian ad Item: decree appointing An
: Mccormick and Mary 4. McCor-
substituted trustees (by Justice
CO..; plaintiffs attorney, George =.
Gertman
Ely VS. Kane: sale finally ratified and
confirmed Thy Justice Could: PLAINTIFF :
attOrneys, NJ. J. Colbert and T. w.
O'Brien.
No assignment for today
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07

D.. to Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ. En-
merich. to secure German American Building As
sociation 5000.
Square 49, lots 90 and l.9-Daniel ]. Callahan
ct ux. Mary c. to American Security Trust Co.,
TO secure National Savings Trust Co NSo'
years, per cent. semi-annually.
Square lOil lots Gs, 60 and To-Harry A. Kite
ct ux. Claire Wright, to B. Francis Saul and j.
Wriley Jacobs, TO secure Thomas Z. Allen $500
} years. per cent. semi annually three trusts
one Of 5000 each lott.
Square SS72. lots IS and H-Hsrry A. Kite ct u1.
Claire Wright, to B. Francis Saul and ]. Wriley
Jacobs, to secure Thomas Il. Allen 1850; years.
per cent semi annually lot i5. Same TO same
to secure same 2750; years, per cent, semi
annually on lot B. Same TO same to secuIe same
g 800; years, per cent ssmi-annually on lot
q. Same 10 same to secure same 1850; yeaTs,
per cent, semi annually lot is. Same to same
to secure same $3.50: ) years. per cent. semi
annually on lot ~ Same to same Tn secure same
s. 80; years. per cent. semi annually on lot So
Same to same to secure same $500: years. Isr
ccnt semi annually on lot 81 Same to same to
secure same $500: years. Ter cent, semi an
nually on lot S. Same to same to same
g. 75O years per cent. semi annually ON lot 81
Same to same tn secure 'a~e SOO,; years, pr
cent. semi annually on lot 81
WOodl,y paIk. north Idr, lot 81 and all lot 70
block 9O-Dasy D. Norton to Washington Loan &
Trust Co.. to secure Equitable COOPERATIVE Build
ing Association $500.
Washington Heights. lot lj block RANDALL H
Hagner ct ux to American Security & Trust Co
to secure National Savings Trust Co. $500;
years 5 per cent. semi annually.
Square south Of 1901, lot A-Julius NJ. Schneider
ct u1. American Security Trust Co. to SecIr.
National Savings Trust &C. $500; years, I
per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
MHITE


Robert l.. Boss, %. and Gertrude E Sherwood, "a
Rev. W. J. Brooks
Mark Kabik. r. of Baltimore. and Theresa Field
man, ls Rev. NJ. n. Weisolatt.
John R. HoGmsn. 3. and Mary Lillian Jamison
=. RV. q. J. Bryant
Alexander Buynitzky. q. Of Chicago and Char
late VI. Fske. 3. Re,. S. A. Bower.
E-rc,t Bcville q. and May Pearl CLARK, q, both
Ct Ihnviddie Va. Rev. J. q Penn.
John Eme-y Fuller. .. and Hattie Ruth Tlrnsgc
ls Rev J. Z. Briggs.
Edible Calvin MuSsehnan. Is. and Edith Marshall
Hcfliu. q. Rev. J. f. Briggs
James Morris Carter, q. and Doris Hilda Poat
10. both Of Richmond. Va. Rer. II. F. Downs.
=. Rev. Earle Whitley
Jchn r. Shoemaker. % ard Virginia Wagner y
both Of Henrico County Va. Rev II. ID. Mitchell
Charles NJ. staub, e. and jeanette F. scudder
Z. Rev. J. C. Bell.
Milton W. Settle. p, and Fenton L. Settle p
beth Of Culreper. Va. Rev. II. T Stevenson.
Edward J. Hilton. p. and Jessie l.. Adams. II
Rev. G. F. Edwads.
Herbert :. Brandes. p. and Geneva Gibbs. >
Rev. J. L. A. Doerman.
George Gordon Borko. 3. of Richmond Va.
End Nellie Adelaide Dosh . Rev. L. 6. X
Pierce.
Patrick +. Kirby. q. and Anna r. Fegan. .
Rev. J. 4. Oowan.
Lieut. Edward James Foy. .. L. s. n, and
Elsie Vim cambridge, q, OF Frankfort. ny. Rev
H. ). Smith
Lee Morton Keller. Is of Chicago. and Juantta
Mary Kirby, %. REV g. ]. Bryant.
CDLORED
Edward j. Smith. C. of Grafton. W. Va. .nc
Eliza L. Adams 3. Of Philadelphia. Rev. M. S
CaTer.
Henry Nicksns. 50. and Annie Morris. %. both o.
Alexandra. Va. Rev. G A. DeNaushn
Francis Boston, ,. and May Cufee. .. Rev
Grant Frederick 2 and Ida E Marshall. . Rev
! ]. A. Matthews.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
u S, Court of Customs Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber and
Martin.
The following decisions were handed
down today:
No. 1884 United States VS.. W!tte Cut
lery Company. Opinion by Montgomery
presiding Judge. Razor blades were as
Eessrd bv the collector at > per cent as
blades, handles or other parts Of razors.
The importer protested that they were
properly dutiable as manufactures OF
metal. The board of general appraisers
sustained the protest OF the importer and
the decision Of the board is reversed.
Smith, A. j., dissents.
No. 1927 Rumpp & Sons ct al. VS..
United states Opinion by Smith. asso-
ciate Judge. Fittings for leather bags,
dressing cases, manicure cases and other
leather cases and boxes were assessed
by the collector at 90 per cent as articles
OF metal designed to be worn on or at
tached to the person. The importers pro-
tested that they were properly dutiable
as manufactures OF metal The board of
general appraisers Overruled the protest
of the importers, and the decision of the
board is affirmed in part and reversed in
part
No. 1854. United States VS.. Gluck &
Son ct al Leather casespocket sets.
Reargument ordered
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
DEEDS AE TRIrST,

Square a. lots q to E-LiiIie c. Drrrry to d.
Fl. Roland Drury and Heber L. Thornton, To
semi annually
Rsservoir View. lot s. block 2-sanu,l L,
Callahan ct Jennie B.. to Everton b. Powell
and Edward A. Trip. to secure John W Powell
500; 10 years, per cent.
Square 81, west half original lot 8-Jscob S
| Gurevich ct UX. Rose. to Vernon G. Owen and
Charles r. Bayly. to secure William R. and
Lanra Shield $500; to So months per cent,
semi annually.
Square as. lots II and a-Anen s. johnson
ct Lottie V. to Arthur Carr and Marvin A.
Bro
uN. Marie, to Robert Lee O'Rrien and D. Edward
Clarke. to secure Charles ]. Butler 5000; years
per cent. Same to same to secure same 81 600
monthly payments. per cent
Ingleside. lot 127, block H-GeOrge r Macomb Der
ct uT. Eva l.. 70 r. Francis Saul and G. Percy
AcGlue, to secure William S. Phillips sc.2o
months. PCT cent.
Brigbtwood Park lots 81. IS and es, block
Irwin Owings ct uI. Jeanette G.. to Henry Fl.
Rcrgmsnn and Charles Schafer. to secure Northern
Liberty German American Building Association.
No. G. $500.
Square sas5, lots % and 3l-wiIram q Aua,d
ct uI. Elizabeth O.. to Henry H. Bergman and
Charles schafer. tn secure Northern Liberty Ger.
man-Ameicsn Building Association. No. s. s. 800
Chichester. lots 50 to 81, block sl-Mary A Ed
wards to Henry n. Bergmann and Charles schafer
to secure Northern Liberty German-Amercsn Build
ing Association. No. 6. 5000.
Square 1914 lot 5-Henry Hust ct ux Gertrude
A. to B. Francis Saul and G. Percy McTue
to secure Harry A. Kite 500; monthly payments,
per cent.
Square I25. parts lots 1863 and !eEMsy z.
Turkenton to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts,
to secure Perpetual Building Association 81 loo
Square 8ei. lot So5-Robert W. Talks ST., ct w.
Annetta l., to George N. Emmerich and Douglas.
S. Macksn, to secure Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association $500
Square zs53. lot S-Msry c. Arnesen to Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Custis 10 secure PsrpetuaI
Building Association g ~ ''.7-
soulu a5. lot A-Lottis L. Bum ct yix. James
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
NEW YORK HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
New York June 6-The following Wash.
ingtOnans have registered at New Gorl
hotels:
Grenoble-w. Adams and G. E. Wood
WaIlick-M, z. Blake and F. G. Gre,
cory.
Herald Square-W. ]. Elliot.
Marlborough-D. J. Kane.
Marseilles-J. L. Lapselus and T. c
Merrill.
Grand-C. NJ. Townsend.
Normandie-C. A. Cole and Mrs. C. A
Cole.
COntinental-A 4. Fisher.
TRADE REPRESENTATIVES,.
Woodward & Lothrop. Miss S. Eber
millinery 334 Fourth avenue; w. Davies
room l7O3; Mrs. NJ. johnson, muslin un
derwear. 334 Fourth avenue; c. l.. Bast
boys clothing. 334 Fourth avenue; Mlsi
y. Curran, glovee. 334 Fouth avenue.
NJ. Goldenberg. II. Gruncbaum, domes
tics. dress goods and silks, Hotel Wal
lick
c. King & Sons, dry goods and genera
merchandise. Miss NJ. Kinder, misses
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
Probate Division,
.lukfIcr NfcEnY.

Estate Luciano Lanzetta: order for par
tial distribution; attorneys, Taylor *
Hagan.
Estate Della Sheehy; order for sale of
personal property; attorney. +. S. Sheehy.
Estate Minna ZuberanO; order appoint
Ing Robert H. Zuberano administrator;
bond. $500; attorney. L. b. Perkins
Estate Eva Shelley; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters testa-
mentary to Andrew Wilson; bond 5000;
attorney, Andrew Wilson.
Estate Charles A. Freedman; order ap-
pointing Albert L. Freedman admins
traitor; bond, $500; attorneys, Leckie, Cox
& Kratz.
Estate Harriet y Hobbs; order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Mary II. Copp; bond, $500;
attorney. S. D. Bradley.
Estate William p. Rogers order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Della Rogers; bond,
$40; attorney. Leigh Robinson.
Estate Israel Morris; order appointing
Rebecca Morris administrator; bond. 500;
attorney Leon Pretzfelder.
Estate Regina Keull; order appointing
William r. Keun administrator; bond,
500; attorney. J. \. Maedel
Estate Florence a. Curtis; order ap-
pointing j. Eugene Curtis administrator;
bond. $50: attorney, w. H Linkins
Estate Richard a. O'Brien; order ap-
pointing Gertrude X. Murray admins
traitor; bond, 500; attorney, James B.
Flynn.
Estate Johanna Gloetzner: petition for
probate of will filed; attorney, H. R,
Cover.
Estate Clarence A Richards; order ap-
pointing Rose B. Richards administratrix;
bond, 5000; attorney. II. c. Lewis.
In re NJ. Mark ShuEhrue; order APP
pointing Charles f. ShuShrue guardian
bond. $3.50; attorneys. Sheehy & Sheehy
Estate Sarah J. McNeir; will dated June
"a 1893 and Codicil dated March Is, 1915
filed.
In re Josephine D. Henderson ct al.
order for payment Of attorneys fees; at.
tOrneys. LeCkie. Cox & Kratz.
Estate Sarah Duke: order continuing
7 cause for hearing.
Estate Daniel Kane; order vacating
order confirming sale
Estate Charles s. Miles: answer to petit
ton for sale filed.
Estate Eliza f. Tweedy; petition for
partial distribution filed.
state Calvin H. Chadsey: petitions for
payment Of attorneys fees: and for lien
on money due; order for rules to is
sue
Estate Stilson Hutchirs; petition for
instructions; attorney. George E. Sulli,
van.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
Circuit Division No. :.
Justfce Stafford.

Colhoun VS.. Smith; default against de-
fendant. Frances J. Smith. for Sl.41137:
plaintiffs attorney, J. w. Glennan.
Smith, Administrative, VS.. Philadel-
phia. Baltimore and Washington R. R.;
motions of plaintiff and defendant to set
aside verdict overruled; judgment for
defendant against plaintiff for costs;
appeal noted and bond for costs fixed at
500; plaintiffs attorneys, Gittings,
Chamberlain and r. Z. Mattingly; de-
fehdant's attorneys, McKenney & FIan-
merry
Bnlings-Chapin Co. vs. BowdIer: mo-
tion for new trial Overruled: Judgment
on verdict for plaintiff against defendant
for s614.0S: appeal noted; bond as super
sedas fixed at $1,000; plaintiffs attorney.
Fl. W. Wheatley; defendants attorney,
c. II. Merillat and NJ. \. Richardson
WilmOt vs.. LOughran; judgment on YER
dict for defendants VS.. plaintiff for costs:
plaintiff 5 attorneys, c. V. Inlay and E.
Med. Kintz; defendants attorneys, Leo
Simmons, A. II. Bell and John Rldout.
and P. II. Marshall.
Assignment today:
426-Beall VS.. Directors Of Providence
Hospital; attorneys, Moriarty-Hamilton
& Hamilton.
317-Boxley VS.. Breaizer Co.: attorneys,
Rhodes, CromeIin. Baker-Maddox &
Galley, Price, jr.
SlS-MaSterson. admlnistratrtx, VS.. Bren-
lzer Co; attorneys, Rhodes, Cromelin,
Baker-Maddox & Galley. Price, tr
SrThe Engravograph Co. VS.. Gray;
attorneys. Clark, RidOut-Bruce, Baird
and Ba stan
BS-Rose, Administrative, vs. Washing
ton Railway and Electric Co; attorneys,
BTandenburg & Brandcnburg-Baker,
Osterman, Barbour.
SJ0-Behrens VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Co; attorneys, QuigIey.
Newmyer-Hooyer.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
INTERRUPTS HOUSE SESSION

In the midst of the nations business
yesterday, Bayes y. Wescott of New
York City, rose in the House of Repre-
sentatives gallery and started to read a
resolution he had prepared demanding
an investigation OF Secret Service
methods
Speaker Clark raped unhceded for or
der until Capitol police removed the in
trudeT. NCscott. who gave his age as
- and his address as Hudson Terminal
Building. New York. was taken before
Chief Louthron OF the >upltoI force and
later locked up in the Sixth precinct. He
later was removed to the Washington
Asy nm Hospital for examination as to
his sanity
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Prightwood Park; lot > block 6-Charlcs J. Butler
Ct ux. Edith to Harry L,bovitz. $40
Mount Pleasant: lot i6, block 5-Chsrles T De
Yelling ct u1. Susie l.. to Jessie =. Randolph. SO.
NhitCstown, lot a and Tart lot 4-Jam6s J. Dor
sey ct u1. Mary A. to William c. Oden, $40
l723 street northwest: Suare IL, lot I'D. h.
Roland Druy to Allan +. Walker. $40.
Ingeside; lot II. block Civilian S. Phillips
Ct TX Maudc H.. to George r. and Eva L. Ma
combsr. JOINT tenants, SO
81 Harvard street northwest; square 1851, lot 8
Reservoir View. Ilock John W. Powell ct ux
Carrie E. TO Samuel L. and Jennie y. Galsghan,
Joint tenants. SO
SQUARE 1891 lot T. Whiteharen block 6 John
Quinn ct ux. Annie to William II. T. Iinsling. SO.
ll2O street northwest: SQUARE S7 west half
original lot s-Wiiam r. Shield ct Laura, to
Jacob : and Rose Gurevich joint tenants. s. 30
South Brookland lot ? BLOCK 2-Wlliam IL
Snyder to Msry VI. Smith $.
95 To 81 Twenty third street northwest; square
81. lots "a 10 Allan +. Walker ct u1. Alavde h.
10 Lille G. Drury. SO
1876 East Capitol street nOrhest; E1uarr l05. lOt
is-John T. Watson to Agnes J. Watson. SO.
Petworth; lot ? block 4l-Arthur Carr, trustee N
Noble D. and Blanche X. Lancr. joint tenants SO
IA to l23 G street southwest and 81 -Four and a
half street southwest; square $50. lots 2, Is. and 3
and west part lot Il square 554 south part original
lot l2-Dayid Hickey to hate V. DAILY. SO
Sixteenth street between and u streets sNth
cast; SQUARE 1914. lot s. Harry A. Kite et uI.
Claire Wright. TO Henry and Gertrude 4. Hust
joint tenants SO.
Chichester. ,ot4 % to 81. block Emma J. Ra1ey
and Elliott A. HOOPS to Man 4. Edwards. SO
Square 500 lot 5OS. PstwOrth. tlOCk 3O-WillIam
n Saunders and Caud Livingston, trustees. tC
William Z. Mooney, $500.
Alley between c, d. Eigth and Ninth streets
north, asst square 9lS. Tsrt described Trustees Of
the Ninth Street Christian Church to Lizzie A
Draper SO.
South Brookland part lot g. block Charles r,
Bush et Mary f, to Mary J. Haney. SO
Square 3S. part lot e. whitney Close. block .
William $ Phillips ct Maudc H. TO Walter
&. and Sarah e. Coup Joint tenants. SO; to cor
rect decd recorded in libsr $50 folio 1911.
Turner's improvement. lot ll-Thrift Land Com
psny uncl to Maurne Hsltman. $40.
~ Morgan street northwest Mary q. Schsefer tC
ElHabcth Il. RisEs. Fart lot 81, square SIS. SO.
North Grounds Columbian UniFerSity-Jennie c
Dr1iry et al. TO G. Elton James lot 70. block %, SO
Sherwood Clara 4. Msrden TO HortenSe b. SneTP
lot S. square is2. so.
NlnCteCnth street. between Florida Avenue snC
Vernon streets northwest-Emiy c. Davis. trustee
10 Annie VI. c. Hsgner undivided orc half interest
In lot l3 Washington Heights. block ? SO.
Nineteenth street, between Florida and
Vernon streets northwest Emilv &. Davis 70 Ran
dali II. Hagner. undivided one half interest in lO
Is Washington Heights block . SO.
Nineteenth street. letweCn F1onda arc
Vernon street northwest Annie VI. G. HaSner L
Randall II. Hsgner lot Is, block ?, Washington
Heights, 80.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
BANDITS SHOOT UP SALOON.
Two Killed and Three wounded in
Attack on Harroom.

ST. Louis. Mo, June 6.-Two bandits
early yesterday morning shot up the
saloon of Tina OlusLi in Madison, III.
near here. killing the proprietor and Miss
Mamie Mallen, % years old. Of St. Louis
and wounding three other men, two ol
them dangerously
Miss Mallen was visiting OlIski They
were seated at table in the barroOn
with the other men when the bandits en-
tered. According To Mrs. Oluski wife
of the slain saloonkecper, the bandits or.
dered everyone in the room to hold "
their hands The men jumped UP from
the table aud started to run. The bandits
then opened fire
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
BIRTH RECORD.
v HITF.

john II. and ZelIa YATES. boy.
Alof {. and Ethel NJ. WidcrhIg, girl.
Gcorge +. and Ella Y. Stadtler. boy.
joseph L. and Ivy Spctzer. boy.
Grey +. and Ethel NJ Rutherford. boy.
Edwin II. and Kate NJ. Padgrtt. boy.
BENJAMIN and Mary Nei1cd, boy.
Paul ard Annie Himmclfarb. boy.
Charlie and Alicr l.. Garner, girl.
Edward VI. and Nora Griffin boy.
Nicholas and Susie Fillmarn, hoy.
Joseph =. and Emelen Davies, girl.
Raphael and Concerto De Sylyestre, boy.
joseph NJ. sld Daisy F. Barker. girl
CODORED.
Jesse and Pearl Withcrs. bov
Sturgeon and Msry Tricc. hoy.
Charles r. and Emma Shelton, boy.
John and Sarah Lancaster. boy.
Henry and Ida Burton, girl.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
Criminal division, No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States VS.. Herman Lee; man.
daughter: verdict not guilty; defendant
discharged; attorney, James A. O'Shea.
United States VS.. George r. Keeling:
yraRd larceny; plea not guilty; attorney
NJ. F. Mangan.
United States VS.. Staveley Sutton, Ed
ward Mcdonald and Herbert Run
robbery; Sutton plea guilty; Mcdonald
and Run plea not guilty each; attorneys,
VI. J. Mcnamara, S. McComas Hawken
George F. Havell and H. l. Quinn.
United States VS.. Randolph Lomax.
10y riding; plea guilty: remanded.
United States We. Leroy Payne; Joy
riding; plea guilty; remanded and re-
,erred to probation officer: attorney, Ed
mund Hill. jr.
United States VS.. Frederick Curley:
deprecationi recosniIance 500 taken,
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
.. S. Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Campbell, Judge
Barney, Judge Downey.
On motion of Mr.. Harry Peyton' MT
John T. Twohey was admitted to prac'
ice
sDDeal TO the United states Supreme
i,oprt in the Bethlehem Steel Company
case: allowed as prayed for.
The Chief Justice announced the fol'
lowing:
Indian depredation-Judgm for
claimant in: Perry Williams, administra'
tor: F. A Kilpack. administrator.
Observation-Disclosures OF fact ano
conclusion in: Mary \. Scooey, WIDOW
William II. Spanburgh; Ancil b. spencer
John ]. Troxell-
The court adjourned until Monday
June 70, at 10 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
James II. Gait, Il years Garfield HOSPITAL.
William Eikcr, q l2H Evarts st. ne
Ella +. Lawrence. 65 Wsrdman court.
Ruth $ Marsh, IL 2ll2 = st. NV
Elizabcth Mcintosh J6. 3,O6 Columbia road
Sarah ]. McNeir 60 1865 Wis ave
Lillian II. Earushaw. % Providence Hospital
James A. sullivan, . G33 9Th Il. ne.
Mary Earnest. T. 80 L. Capt. st.
Harriet L. Ml'ard n 1923 Clifton " NV
Jor,-r {. Frgood. a. 1909 18th st. NV
Martha Griffin. a. Sbley Hosrital
James NJ POston. 81 go u st. Sc
Infant Of John j. and Corinnc A. verleger,
hours 215 Nth St NV
COLORED
Mary Johnson. IS years Frecdmen's Hospital
Allie Smith s. tuberculosis Hospital.
Frank r. Clark 35 1923 T st. NV
Henry Coram g, 20T 9Th ST. NV
Richard Hopkins. IS, lll4 Q st. NV
The Washington herald., 1916-06-07
Lawsuits.

5921S-Joseph X. Sharp VS.. The Fries,
Beall and Sharp Company. Alvin W
Chaplin and Arthur A. Chaplin; notes,
S4,7OO: plaintiffs attorneys. Brandenburg
& Brandenburg
592l9-Marie Stewart Bowen VS. Fred
eriCk l.. SiddOns. Ralston & Richardson.
a law firm; Jackson II. RaIston and
William f. Richa rdson; account, s1,O29 %
59220-William P. Reeves VS. John IL
Wood, as administrator Of the estate of
Arthur F. Wood. decease sed: account, 800:
plaintiffs attorney. II. A. L. Barker