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nuaIly.
Square 2s5e lot so-John d. Kinzstury Ct ux /,
John Z. Mitchell and Thomas H Yeagerl 10 "
cure Quaker City Investment Company; 500
monthly payments. per cent
Lang1on Park north part lot II. block E-Delis
h- snder ct sir. Ge0ge L.. TO Paul v. Mitchell
and John Z. Mitchell. TO secure Quaker City In
testmsnt COMPANY. Inc. Sc; montny psyussntA
per cent.
Square go. lot >5-Asnes Canning to Chaplin
bIosn and Henry II. Bergman, to secure Orien-
tal Building Association, No 8: S6oo
Petworth lot 81, block 20-Carrie r. Thompson
to Henry H. BerEmann and Charles schAfer, 10 Sc
cure Northern Liberty German American Bui,dius
Association. No. 6; S30O
Square Sld, lot T5-Malcolm Z. Blom ct ux to
Chapdp Brown and Henry II. Bergnann 70 secure
Oriental Building Association, No. 9: l4o
University Park. lot 3, bincf <2-Richard h
Barnitz ct ux to George g. McEwee and Elmer
"a RameJ. To securs Mabel d. Millsx; AOoo; 5
years. per cent semi annually.
Pstworth, lot 81, block 8-L1ouis b Otto Ct uS
% Louis R. Peak and Watson r. Clark TO secure
NJ NJ. Man. $500; ) years 81 pc rcent. semi
annually
Feruwood Heights, lot Sc. block l-Mary C.hIIl
70 Harold Z. Doyle and william L. Miller 10 se-
curs John NJ. Hsnderson; s. 80; to "a monfhs
per cent, semi-snnnally and maturity.
Square leo. lot Ns-Daniel B. Thompson ct ux To
Theodore N. Gill, r., and whiteheld McKinlay. 70
secure Paul V. Rogers; r.z0; years, 81 per cent
ssmtennually.
Square 81, part original lot iS-Annie Tisrnev 10
Arthur csT and Marvin A. Gusts. to secure Per
pstuL Building AsOcistioni $500.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS on vrsrz.

en-. nO'Esth-NTS OF vrZFEA
SAaeo-Ann&pohs for Afkszflsn I-vT a. -.
70 Ss1ntenAIno. April 2; Ne-p t
AINI q frot~.s for NGs.zh Au-u a. a.. -
- SAsss y Island. April =; vhappss fr N.s,-tssr
oAIr,reo-ASaI al shsnsh.s Ap~1l 2, lr--,- a,
yuA1tAnano. April 2: B~nhKu Al V-It-.-..
- 'Glne. AIs1l z; Brutls al Hampton Ro.d, 40
.: Sunn Sulnnlnss d. and DS al 'N-- Ioosoa Al
!. hSse At G1ant1nNno. Ap-l 2: Gls1eT J, NJ.
- siAIo, 20 ATrh =; Ascor al HHmpnnu Ro-S, go
sHson al NeEp1t, Aprn z; Nmvsul-, =. 81,
= = Ei&n7sco' Arrl 2 NGnShAz al Tflur,, 81 49,
y. - IOOo1Ae a. Cristobal April 2; st~-Erf ~ =
D1eFo, April =; Te1nessee AZ C.u.o - -.
lonorah Al New London Ann a -. :.
hanpton hi.tn Roads, Ar-I z; Wheslip1 A. c.
Me1ico. Apdl - - N&zahs1'
me IS5 vas IAaosd in crnui-5o- A. -
49, -, Bosaon. AIs, April =. is6 A ofrs ~
, 'lslon, submarine nOtuI. Atlantic P1.,f - -
0sInHeo o conss1ns Of the Ii End Is ,stS -.
Dushnea as tender. The Ii L. Gn6 Nj m -
~ ~.-tneo 70 thus division soon as defr---s -
Inc Arethusa, row en- roats t---s p,-. -
g, 70 9uAutAnamo win p-oosed frrn "a. 49,.
iLHc1 iL- 70 For ArthHr. Key wess Cha-ie.o, -
thence 70 the NurfoIF vxrd A0o
Inc Neptune, nov At HanpSa, Ro.s.
Ioered 10 proceed 70 CFl-toh1I apd - =,
hzLnrFoa Roads via GuEuInGno
10. LDs lourA division submarine flotfus Itl,,..
ESeC NE k-bosts. win Iesvv Rensao5. =. -.
"'A hsc2nt ;E HAMPTON Roads via KeT W-,t
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HOROSCOPE.
The stars incline. but do not compe
Tuesday, April rs, 1910.

Again good and Ill contend today ir
| the influence Of the stars, for Mar,
ana Uranus are strongly adverse while
Mercury and Jupiter are friendly.
1t is day for circumspect conduct
| IN business and social affairs, as decep-
expected.
The sway is not conducive to domestic
harmony or to national serenity.
persons OF strong emotions should
guard against excitement as IL is held
that the configuration ENCOURAGES ex.
tremes OF feeling and produces unrea-
sonable moods.
and all who contribute to practical needs
Of humanity have the forecast of PERI
DDS of extraordinary strain and over
work.
Uranus makes for diplomatic oompli-
cations and serious misapprehensions
wherever two conflicting forces are con-
cerned-
The planetary government is fairly
good for advertising and publicity OF
every sort
Bankers may reap profit from some
measure that arouses public resentment
Speculation is under a lucky sign, but
Judgment may be untrustworthy, espe-
cially where subjects OF Uranus are in
terested
Education has a most promising as
pect, especially where practical or vo-
cational aims are involved. Reforms in
secondary schools are prognostIcated.
Children and all questions concerning
them will occupy much attention through
the summer.
Loss OF prestige Is indicated for a
high official, who carries heavy respon-
sibilties and wields great power.
Persons whose birthdate It is should
pay strict attention to business Changes
will not be fortunate.
Children born on this day may be
Quick-tempered and fond of exercising
authority. These subjects Of Taurus
may be exceedingly clever, but they may
find 1t difficult to make money.
Copyright lslsO
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D. C. Court of Appeals.

Present: The chief justice, Mr., Justice
Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel.
2S2S and 2929-Doyle VS.. District of Co
lumbia; petition for rehearing denied.
2sos-Morrtson vs.. Lane; motion for AL
lowance of appeal to United States Su-
preme Court granted and mandate STAYED
until further order.
2s6o-Welch VS.. Clement; docketed and
dismissed with costs
z5s-Wederburn VS.. wedderburn: dock
eted and dismissed with costs.
2e61-Waters VS.. Waters; docketed and
dismissed with costs.
2923-kahn VS.. Turoff;' dismissed with
costs for failure of appellant to file brief
S72-Randolph & Co. VS.. Columbia
Graphophone Company; Judgment re-
versed with costs and cause remanded for
trial; but If the plaintiff is content 10 ac-
cept the amount OF rent installments ad-
mitted by defendant the court may rem
der Judgment therefor; opinion by Chief
Justice Shepard.
ZSos-Wins ys. Maddox, decree affirmed
with costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb,
2s2-Ewing VS.. United States ex rel
Fowler Car Company; Judgment affirmed
with costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice Van
OrsdeL ."
1o22-Patent appeal Gsnnnet.r Va
and No. 1923, Naidich VS.. car,-
meter; decision Of Commissioner of nat
ents affirmed; opinion by Chief Justice
Shepard.
27o-Heiskell vs. Chesapeake ana Po-
-omae Telephone Company; decree az
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ARMY AND NAVY.
tcoNrSUED rRox PAGE 81


ing. Capt and Mrs. Goethsis L,eut ar.s
Mrs Holmer and Mrs. Krux.
Miss Lucille Cook, OF vasxar wa. ~.
guest Of Lieut. and Mrs. Dawson for ire
hops and weekend.
Mrs. Aleshire and the Misse, AIex1,,rs
lock h1a
Lieut. and Mrs. Householder ara th.
guests OF DR.. and MIRA weidler in New
iork before proceeding 70 California on
a three months leave
MRS. Murray, wife OF Gen. Arthur Mur-
aS retired, Is the guest Of her son.
Lieut. Murray.
Miss Marie Muscke, of New Rsehcs,.
was Va he weekend guest Of Lieut. an
hichAroson entertained WITH :.
psy for Miss Marie Louise F.r1.n
otherS there were Lieut. and Mrs. c,ft,
Ts misses Townsiey. Fieberer, KreeeT
Sa-' Russell and Krsyenbuhl. an
LAeuts Russell. Ranoch. Ia-,sv-,S.S
nayeA "a ssndetord, Br1ee. c-swford Wi
MIS- Mrs. Conard gave |. srnan tea s,r NJ.
miss Dorothy RingwsIt, Of onsh. 4,
tne guest Of her sister. Mrs. 7. J. Bsy.,
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United States Court Of Claims.

| Chief Justice dward z. arnpbeF. Jud1t
Fenton W. Booth, Judge Samuel S. Bar.
ney and Judge George E. Downsy.
On motion OF W. H. DeLacey, Mr., 10.
tice.
Lincoln C. Andrew and Carl Acker.
lind VS. United States; mandates OF
United States Supreme Court presented
by Mr.. George A. King,
Jose Lopez Castelo; petition dis.
missed; opinion by Judge Booth.
William H. Anderson; judgment for
claimant; opinion by Justice Campbell.
Winter Washington; judgment for
James Johnston; conclusion OF law dis
missing petition.
Frances A. Jones, administratrix: pe-
tition dismissed.
Order in each OF the following cases
remanding to calendar: Ridley Mclean.
John T. Tompkins, Thomas T. Craven
Leigh c. Palmer, Jehu V. sChase, James
NJ. Helm. Frank c. Grinis, Aaron H.
Appel Frank B. Mccoy, James s,
Greene, Jerome w. Howe.
John Hood; order filing amended find-
ings; Judgment for claimant; former
opinion to stand
Congressional findings Of fact and con-
clusion in the following cases: Alneron
e. Calkins, Claude L. Holt, sole heir;
Henry T. Whitaker, Edward J. Austin
Arthur NJ. Sherman, John J. Carter
William G. Drake, Samuel s. Irwin, VIII
liam F. Ruby, Margaret Beamenderfer,
widow; William ]. Cameron, Ethel l.
Corby, daughter; Mary c. Huston
widow; James B. Jewett, Adolph Dobke.
son; NINA H. Fish. widow; Henry G
Pearson, petition dismissed; Isaac R.
Sherwood.
P. J. Costello VS.. United States. Mr.,
W. n. DeLacey was heard for plaintiff;
Mr.. W. F. Morris, with whom was Mr.,
William Hitz. for defendants; and arsu-
ment concluded by Mr.. J. P. Carney;
for plaintiff
General Juristdiction-Slx cases sub
mitted by Mr.. George A. King for plain
tiffs, and Mr.. r. P. Whiteley for de-
PENDANTS.
Congressional-Eight cases submitted
by Mr.. c. D. Pennebaker for plaintiffs,
and Mr.. p. G. Walker for defendants.
The court adjourned until Friday morn
ing.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

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~ bdsaTd ward \: Hay. q Indianapolis. Ind. and Doh
NJ: Drsin, 2. Washington. Rev. c. E-nez smith
knssell s. Kos. 2. and Adele NJ EngeEnng. u
| Doth OF RidImond, Va Rev. T. T. Dads
MILO n sutiif. 80. and Julia P. inland, g. Rev
BENJAMIN p; rshturns. =. and Cecil. INLAND
.. Rev. J. A. SMITH '--'-'-
william carieg. 60. and Mlp Z. Hues. g. Rev
NictGla7s Aush. g. and Mimi. wst---os. a
STANLEY ". Pstze-. z. and Elizabeth L. Davis "a
both Of BsitIDors. Rev. H. T Stevenson
EosbU e. Rosez. q. and Alice L ozns. n
Willie @. winsou, 2, Of Gan Va an .,,,,,
Downs Nv n l.
Altssd 3. Robert. 80. Of sutsno. and K,.s.
SVEN nv l. H.
=, Marshall D. woodysrd, 2. and Eru N. Go--,u.
:" both Of Baltimore. Rev. L ". Chsmb-t
- a m, a. r FSrin: :. and Minnie W. MedenaDd.
y,i,S ne'. Z; e Wheeler.
:, william R. H n Hs1drict, z. and Kathryn c. Snow.
willie s. Latham. d. and stslla KIDD q bo<b
u hIcninond Va Rev. H p DownA
walter r. Walden, g. and Ey.Iyn 7y,,s~- a.
"oth ot Richmond, Va. Rev. Il. r Downs
- e 4; stranE 2 and Mary L. Godfrey, 2
w %,,o-, :, ,hachnood. e . Va Rev. J. Z Briga
both Of FredsricksoGrz, Va Rev. y p.[t, o.
bSnnis L Jeter. p, and Isla W. Yates 2. b,th
pa hlotmood Va Rev. H p. Downs
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OVSh U hnmond. Va Rev. J. Z Briexz
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t1os1cAsorg, Va. Rev. h T Saerenra
hooet T. Aeurs p, supply Va, and Malta,
-, ~, 'Arneal' q. Of Lent Va. Rev. Il. r stsTen-
William T LlEhus, u and Nay d.Attou Pow
en- 2. Rev. Z L. Bu1key.
'onn W. Witt, %. Of Fabe-, Va. and o.-,un,
DAVIS Va nv l. L
John p. Brennsn y. and Arns. G. G. No
DonouFh, 8. Rev. s. T. MorriH
Ilng W. Windsor. 2. Of Silver Spins Nj
1nd Marion WindsOr. z, Of Richie Nd. R., n
Clarence N. JIrhoe. n. Ithao. n = and N
Eeitl Edith Mckee. ,. q wAshinstou Rev. G. z,
Hsng Schultz. g Of Laurel s-r4Dr, Ma 49,.
Ida sehuler. 6. Of Wellington Rev P. A Men
&, John NJ ssitI . and Foren, H. Edv.rd. =
W. N. Iron - he@'
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Rev. Z. ". Thonrson' i'o-' h
=, Louis W schasfsr. q, and Ida Z. K,pp,.- -
James 4. IeazisT. 2. and Ami. A. Mo,-, IL
both 6 CoIesfIs. Nd Rev. l. n cb.-,b.-., -
Der"uod X. 1fasley. o. Of Richrpo,d Y, -
Befnice B. PeITJ. z. Of Orange County V, Re-
CODORED.
50 Willie NJ sanpsun, = and Blnuuie B Tsv,o-
d. Rev. W. J. Howard
'anes Boyd. a. and Com JIns, 2 Rev. W.
~ ErPes; White. z and Jos-phin. Hopp4, :. Rev.
:, arthur Marshall 4. and Mamie z. Biuipr, n
Rev. P. J. Moran N
r, Robert A. Nlss. =. and Dsisy Carter. z. r.,
, sherman h Bur+s y and Adfnd, rrooS, rs
George Convzy 3 and Johann, rs
Rev. W. H Dean ~
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REAL ESTATE THANsrERx

North RAndls Hishlsnds-wnliam Czrdwen et u,
TO Ccrosna Ocvswell. lots 50 10 d, square 5SB; no
y street, between sixtsenth and SeTenteeutl
strees< sosrhesstIaoDo s. GruYe ct ux 70 B
bdvafd Mccain, lot 81 square lose; so
WhftshaTen-MGry q p. Schulz to the schuI
Company. lots 2 and D. square lee; SO
Homeod Aanor-Chxrles NJ Oorson TO Esni Pls
cher. lot lp. block "A; SO
Ashth street. between l and K streets north
L. Daumer. lot q square ssS; SO
Fourteen and -s-Hah and streets poTtbe,s-
Harry A Kite Ct VI to lillian NJ. wasner, los
20, square fo55; So
PruSpect-ChArles B. Bail ct al To william 4
PhlhTe. lots 81. SIS and So square 1854; so
HS street northvest-Arthur O. HouRhton et
u 70 Wilhelm Schmidt. lot =. square i52; 80
lib Wyhe street northeast-Chsries s. shrsTe
trustee, to Emil sissler. lot So square zoos: S. 900
LsmeT Hashts- Mary D. Pittenger to Sophie l.
seaor1ght lot SIP. square zs2; SD
California street. between TSenty-third and Tvsur
p-fodrth streets northHese-Henry Feryuso1 et VI
TO Henry q. Ferguson KalorznS HeiShtA ess
part lot Is. block Is; so
New Hampshire avenue between NJ and n streets
northwest-Thornton CaruSi to Ida N Butts LOT
Is. square %; so
Dobbin's AdditiOn-Joseph Paul ct al to Thomas
A. Jameson. lots 81 to s. square S5ol; SO.
6s CanAn street norhsast-GeorTe n. Brown et
VI 70 Margaret A. O'Bnen. lot l4s, square HS; So
PAdswOTth-B. Edward McCsnn 10 Jacob s.
GruTeT. lot 2 hook /; $40.
Fernwood Heights-John NJ Henderson to May
Cshil, lot So, block / so
l5B Corcoran street nOrthwest-Herber+ A Gill
ct uI To Daniel D. and Mary p Thonpsou lot
lS. square l93; SO
21s NJ street northwest-MArgaret A C1rrzn to
Annie nerney. part original lot Is square 81 80
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25
Equity Division. No. 2,
JuNffce McCar.

Hulfish VS.. Carlin; order appointing r.
Newton Donaldson guardian, ad litem,
plaintin's attorney, s. e. Swayze.
Shaw ct al, VS.. Lane ct al; rule re.
turnable May 4; plaintiffs attorneys, c.
A Towne and Fox & Fox.
Assignment for today:
S27EPort Graham Coal Company VS..
McAdoo; attorneys, Herrick. Day. Cox
Hinton.
1ss-IngersolI VS.. Tyler; attorneys,
swayze, Johnson-Swindell, Van Fleet,
Maddox & Galley.
Probate No. 2ooe1-In re estate of John
Wheelwright; attorneys, Hackett =
H4-Boyts VS.. Mann; attorneys, BaIlin-
ger. Ridout-Darlington.
l42-Kirkham VS.. Kirxham ct al; at
torneys, Evans. Forrest-Colladay, JEFF
fords
1oo-Lynham VS.. Hutty; attorneys, Sui
livan-Burke, Hufty.
1T6-Lincoln ct al. VS.. Mccormick ct al. +;
attorneys, Warren. sholes-Douglas, JEFF
fords. Toomey.
M-Guerin VS.. Guern; attorneys. De-
Lacy-Rover.
22-Shank VS.. Shank ct al attorneys,
Sullivan-Quinn.
2+James VS.. Goddard ct al; attor-
neys, Wilson, Desh-Darlington, Waters,
Goddard
226-Dorsey VS.. Dorsey ct al; attorneys.
Williamson-Gaskins
23o-Butler ct al. VS.. National Savings
and Trust Company; attorneys, Perkins
Darlington.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l2E. north part lot lu,Alb-rt l. Poste
ct ux to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Oustis to sc
cure Perpetual Building Association; Seon
Mount Pleasant. lot u block T-Gertr1d. No~tor
| Ct viz. John H., to Thomas Walker and Thomas A
johnson, to secure Matilda o. Hsrriday; $50: q
. months. per cent; same to Henry Heath and
H. Montsomsry; 500; years. 0 pr eent, semi an
nuAlly.
PstWUrth. lot %. block D-w1rnsn n. Boyd e,
W to Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ En
Building Association; Sloo
Holmead Manor, lot, l49, block A-Emn rsches
e ux to Henry Il. Bergman and Charles sehsfer
to secure Northern Liberty German American
Building Association, No. s; $500
Square $50. lot 2-Osczr o. Daurn-r et M tn u
X. Howenstsin and Fred W. Reeres TO secure Ed.
gar H. Richardson, $3.50: monthly payments.
per cent.
Square Se north part original lot rs-Apais Fo,
& nr Abraham q. to Edmond Fitzgerald and
William P. NoTmoyle. to secure Enterprise Serial
Building Association: S3no
Square ID. lot 2iT-Levis g. Wells, jr, to Ar
thur Cam and Marvin A CuzIA TO s-rrus Per
petual Building Association; $4,000
Square 9l7, lots So 81 and 52-Cnares W King
to Robert Lee O'Bhen and Alvin @. Belt to Sc
cure W. Childs Williams; $500; years. per
cent seni-snnuaIy
Square 1E2. lot S-wiIheim Schmidt Ct NJ To
Chapin Brown and Henry H. Bergmann, to Sc
cure Oriental Building Association, No. 8; rao
Square 5ll. sublOt 49-RoyaI G. Mundy to Clar-
oe N De fehe and Jesse ii. Mitchell. to Sc
cure l. A. Boyd; see; to Il months, per cent
Reservoir View. lots 3 and %. block 2; Moore Il
Baroours Addition, lot q, block 4; square 5775
lots S4 and S6; square sy. lot sO6-ChAriss B.
bowies to Walter O. Carroll. trustee, to secure I
Cohen; 1000; % days. per cent
Square S5ol. lots 81 to S4-Thonass A ysnesou to
James r Shea and George l. Berger, To secure
Thomas e McHale; $4,000; years. 81 per cent,
sem annually Is trusts. of & 500 on each lott.
SQUARE lG27. part original lot ln-Mary T. ESan
30 Samuel II. Walker and Clarence f. Dupohoe to
secure Eastern Building and Loan Association:
Square 81, south part original lot 2-Harry c.
Ialoert ct ux to American Security and Trust o..
TO secure East Washington Savings Bank $3.50; )
years per cent, semi-annuaIb
sherWoods Addition, Brookland, lots and 1
block lo-Jamss Gigham ct u1 to Abram R, Ser
ven and William T. Ballard. to secure Josephine
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25
Circuit Division, No. 4,
Justice Gould.

Assignment for Wednesday, April 2s
ST-Dean VS.. Washington Gas Light
Company; attorneys, Robinson-Berry &
Minor.
89-Henderson VS.. Mann; attorneys
Hill, jr.-Sullivan.
ST1-Jewett VS.. Moses et al; ATTORNEYS
Gardiner, Hamby-McNetll
7H-Burke, Administrative, VS.. District
Of Columbia; attorneys. MILAN, Smith,
Burke-Syme.
SS-Brosnan, jr. vs.. Zell Motor Car
Company; attorneys, Neale & England
Sheehy.
T-Sanders VS.. arlington; attorneys.
Gaskins-Sullivan
ST-Butler VS. Henderson ct al; attor-
neys, Baker, Leahy-Darlington.
23-Snowden VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Guy. Garrett-Hogan.
2H-Tait VS.. District OF Columbia; at
torneys, Ridout-Syme.
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Sues District for $4,000

Suit for $4,000 damages from the Dis.
trict was filed in District Supreme Court
yesterday by William NJ. Brock. The
plaintiff declares he was employed in the
street Cleaning Department in Novem-
per- 1913, when team he was driving
became frightened and ran OF. He was
thrown from his wagon at Thirtietb and
Water streets and injured, he declares,
Brock is represented by Attorney James
NJ. Wood.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25
Probate Division,
JuStfce McCoy

Estate Alfred v. A. Ghlselli; answer
to caveat filed.
Estate Charles T. Yoder; petition 10,
probate Of will filed; attorney, ]. j
| Mcmahon.
Estate Estella M. Gartrell: petition for
probate OF will filed; attorneys, wIlson
Huidekoper G. Lesh.
Estate Louisa J. smoot, petition for
probate of will filed; order for connois-
sion TO issue; attorney. L. A. Dent.
Estate Brittania c. Reed: affidavit IN
opposition to motion to dismiss caveat
nied; attorneys, F. B. Rhodes ana p,
Cromelin.
State Andrew Chambers: will and ,ss-
tanentary paper dated April 10, 1907, and
August Is, 1914, with petition for pro-
bate and letters of administration a I a
MED; attorney, Charles v. Inlay,
Estate Charlotte NJ. Daley: petition for
removal Of collector filed; order for rule
70 show cause; attorneys, Hamilton q
Hamilton.
Estate Margaret A. Dodson: petition
Newman 80 -
Estate Mary E. Croggon; petition to en-
cumber realty filed.
Estate Louisa ]. Smoot. answer filed,
Estate Pernellar Etherington: motion
for new trial filed.
Estate Sarah L Alexander; petition for
appointment of administrator filed; at
torneys, Archer & Smith.
Estate Mary e. Boarman; petition for
appointment of administrator filed: at
torney, C. A. Keigwin.
Estate Julia B. Magee: will dated
May 7. 1915. filed.
Estate Thomas Nichols, answer to
rule.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25
CITY MUST PAY $500
TO SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
Miss Mary A. Awkward Awarded Dam.
ages Against the District for
Accident in Street.

Miss Mary A. Awkward, principal Of
the Peabody Public School. is entitled 70
.S'SOo from the District Of Columbia as
result Of Injuries received two years
aso. the Court Of Appeals decided yes
eerosy' The decision affirmed judgment
OF the lower court
Miss Awkward stepped into a depression
IN First street, near c street southeast
TO board a street car Her hIp was
broken and she was otherwise injured.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25
Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice Stafford.

Klein VS.. City & Suburban Railway
Company; motion for new trial filed
plaintiffs attorneys, J. Enos Ray, jr.,
and H. I. Quinn; defendants attorney,
George P. HooveA
337-Pistorio VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Meril.
lat-Hoover.
42-Weiss VS.. City and Suburban Rail.
way Company; attorneys, Baker Oster.
man-Hoover.
AS-Richardson VS.. Engle ct al; attor.
neys, Whitford-DaYfs.
8O-Wilson VS.. Boyd; attorneys,
Rhodes, Cromelin-Ottenberg
1s2-Bessley VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railway Company; attorneys,
Lambert. Yeatman-Hoover.
1sS-Barrett vs. Coffin; attornevs
Hoover-West.
l2-Hart VS.. Goodman; attorneys, Blr-
ney-Plumley.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25
oGRAM BUYS STORE SITE
T. IL. ogram Purchases for $50 ooo
Pennsylvania Avenue Corr

one OF the biggest realty deals OF tbs
year was completed yesterday when T
e Ogran purchased from Robert C.
northeast corner Of Thirteentb s+-eH,
and Pennsylvania avenue north~Fest a.
cuPied by the Ogram drug store. Tho
consideration was $4,000. No aItera-
oons are being considered at present,
Ogram stated.
The property has been sought several
tunes as the site for a big hotel. The
,atest movement was started Just be-
fore the outbreak OF the war
The deal was made direct nv the ell
ers and buyer. The papers were preDs re5
by the Columbia Title Insurance Com
pany and the Real Estate Title Insnr-
ance Company.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25
Criminal Division. No. 2.

2l96o-In re estate of Catherine weems
lls-Green VS.. Reeves; attorneys, Rid
out--Edwards.
lb-Pluym VS.. Southwestern Invest
ment Company; attorneys, Grossman-
Douglas, Ruffin & Obear.
l1e-Jones VS.. Adams; attorneys, BalIin.
ser-Wheatley.
lH-stein VS. Appalachian Insurance
company attorneys, Grossman-Douglas
Ruffin & obear.
l4S-Barnett VS.. Mess; attorneys, Har-
low-Cuinn.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25

Trunch, q small English village, has
sent all OF its men-sixty-five out of a
population OF SOTO the front, which is
said to be a higher percentage than that
Of any other town in Great Britain.
Every Truncher has gone to the trench
is the way the neighborins villagers ex-
press It
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25

firmed with costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice
Robb.
s7s-Patent appeal Mcfarland VS..
Beall: decision OF commissioner Of pat
ents affirmed; opinion by Mr.. Justice Van
Orsdel.
2Sss-District Of Columbia VS.. Awkward;
Judgment affirmed with costs; opinion by
Mr.. Justice Robb
lO2l-Patent appeal. Carlin VS.. Crump-
ton; decision of commissioner of patents
affirmed; opinion by Mr.. Justice Van
Orsdel
Patent appeal-102ANeidich VS.. Iaeben-
thai; decision of commissioner OF pat
ents affirmed; opinion by Chief Justice
Shepard.
2eoS-National Surety Conpany VS..
Lane ct al; decree reversed. with costs,
and cause remanded for further proceed
ings; opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb.
Patent appeal 1o25-Liebenthal VS.. Nei-
dieh; decision OF commissioner OF pat
ents affirmed; opinion by Chief Justice
Shepard.
9lS-Wilkinson VS.. Van Senden. tudx-
ment reversed, with costs, and cause re-
manded for further proceedings: opin-
lon by Mr.. Justice Robb.
Adjourned from day to day.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-25

1Vofy buits
69oSo-Hugo Wacker VS.. Oscar Fried
man and Max Kramer. co-partners, zap
pellants). appeal; plaintiffs attorneys
Toomey & Toomey; defendants attor
neys. Hopper & Gusack.
6sSl-William NJ. Brock VS.. the Dis.
trict OF Columbia; damages. $4,000
plaintiffs attorney. James M, Wood
6sOS2-Otis Elevator Company VS.
Q. 7. Nigh; Judgment NJ. c., sss; plain.
tins attorney. J. Barrett Carter.
421S-Henry I. Krous VS.. Eleanor 8
krous; fer absolute divorce; PLAINTIFF,
attorneys, NJ. ]. Colbert and T. w
O'Brien.
3427s-Franklln Shaw ct al VS.. Frank
lin K. Lane, ct al, injunction; plain
tlns attorneys, c. A. Towne. Fox &
Fox.
lOS3-ln re Edward King: heating con-
tractor, 27 Fourteenth street northwest
voluntary: liabilities. s3,2s7so; assets,
*zSs; attorneys. Hawken & HavelL