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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-15
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-15
INTERNATIONAL
SUNMSQlO0L
LESSON

(By f. o. SELLERS, Acting Director OF
the Sunday School Course In the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
Copyright. 1915. Western Newspaper Union. }
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

probate OF will and letters of admins
tration c. t, a. filed; attorney, F. G.
Umhau.
In re Ethel c. Brooks; petition for ap-
pointment of guardian filed; attorney, F.
g. Umhau.
Estate George Hill; petition for probate
Of will filed; attorneys, F. S. Smith and
H. X. Acker.
Estate Gracia P Roggemoser; order
appointing Ulysses Butler administrator;
bond 500; attorneys, J. c. and T. NJ.
Cuttings.
Estate John H. F., Reiuey: order ap-
pointing John NJ. Rielley administrator;
bond 500; attorney, w. A. Lee.
Estate Edward Ragan; order appoint
ing Margaret Ragan administrator; bond
$500; attorney. NJ. c. O'Brien.
Estate William w. White; order vacat-
ing approval of account and referring
cause to special master; attorney, l.. r.
Alden.
Estate E B. Dunnington; order nisi for
ratification OF sale Of real estate; attor-
ney r. II. Mcneil.
Estate Margaret Barry; order directing
executor to deliver certain articles OF Jew
elry; attorneys. Thompson & Laskey.
In re Agnes Auth; order for allowance;
attorney, +. L. Neubeck.
Estate Jane L. Blauvelt; order to sell
stock; attorney. Andrew Wilson.
Estate Frances w. Thomas; order ad-
hitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Francis II. Steph-
ems and Edward W. Thomas; bond Sll0,-
600: attorney, F. II. Stephens.
Estate William a. Torrey; order for sale
Of personal property; attorney, c. c. Cay
wood.
Estate Helen B. Chambers; order for
sale Of personal property; attorney. G.
\. Maddox.
Estate Frank w. Davis; order to obtain
offers for sale OF real estate; attorneys,
Paul Sleman and L. J. Heller.
Estate Eva p. Linkns; order appoint
ing Charles II. Linkins administrator;
Uoud $50; attorney, John Ridout.
Estate Herman Wolf; order appoint
Ing Edward Dutton administrator; attor-
ncys. Joseph Solomon and Young &
Simon.
Estate Margaret Walsh; letters OF ad-
ministration granted to Nora Ready;
bond $500; attorney, Arthur HELEN.
Estate Thomas B. Sanders; will ad-
mitted to probate and letters testamentary
granted to Addio Sanders; bond 500; at
torney. Frank Stetson.
Estate Emily E. Mac NeaSh; certified
copy of will admitted to record and an
Cillary letters issued to Franklin Mac
Ncagh and Eames Mac Veagh; bond 500;
attorneys, McKenney & Flannery.
Estate Stephen Rand; oroer to trans
fer stock: attorney, J. E. Tenly.
Estate Charles Meyer; will admitted to
probate and letters testameutary granted
10 Dorothea Meyer; bond 500; attorney,
r H. Yeatman
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

L.
Robert 9; Stokes ., and Iva E. Williams. y,
both OF Richmond, Va. Rev. L. NJ. ChamberS
Charles R. HOdss ir., "a and Francis c. F.l-
coner, o. Rev. H. E Braundage.
Joseph c. Ziskle. so, and Dorothy Douglas 9
Rev p. r. Hickok
Luther T. Hit, 80. of Petersburg Va, and
Beatrice A. Kerns, Il, Of Fredericksburg, Va. Rev.
L. NJ. Chambers.
John h Long. ir., IS, and Rosa E Davis, ls
both Of Richmond Va. Rev. William Harris.
Horace R. Lowell. 10, and Matte Hatcbett. q,
both Of Richmond Va. Rev. Z. w. Van Fossen
Thomas H. Ratclif. g. and Doris Thayer, 8. Rev,
L. NJ. Chambers
Cecil @. Buchanan. 2, and Olive E Kendrick. z
Rev. q. T. Stewart
Noah NJ. Counts, 30. and Vera C. Deiscbemann.
q, both Of PocahOntas Va. Rev H. D. Mitchell
Herman Wilmer, 81. and Mary E. Flack e, Rev.
H. Schroeder.
COLoRED.
Julian D. Weaver. q, of Newport News, Va, and
Ella EVens, q. Rev. W. Westray
Charles Williams, 2. and Mary Garter, B. Rev.
W Westray
John W Jones, ., and Carrie I. ottey. p. Rev.
NJ. W. Clair.
Harry B. Gaines, Q. and Virginia Washington
z. Rev. ]. NJ. Waldron
Charles ]. Whittier 2. and Elizabeth Cobbs d
Rev D. Washington, 49,
Isaiah Banks, a. and Minnie Carter. 10. Rev.
". Westrsy.
William D. Beatty. 2. and Mildred E. Carter q.
Rev. C. NJ Oliver. -
Richard E. simms, z, and Helen Jones. - Rev
F. E. Pree " -'
William Brown. 80, and Mamie Moore % Pc,
P J. O'Connsn.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Begin Arguments IN
COAL COMBINE CASES
Government Declares Reading and Le-
high Companies Constitute Trust.

Arguments were begun yesterday in the
supreme Court in the Reading and Le-
high Valley anthracite coal trust cases.
solicitor General John W. Davis and
Assistant Attorney General G. C. Todd.
trust-buster" for the administration,
presented the governments case against
the coal roads, and an imposing array OF
counsel was on hand to defend the Read
ig and the Lehigh.
Both the government and the coal
roads appealed from the decision of the
District Court for the Eastern district Of
Fennsylvania, which partially sustained
and partially dismissed the trust charges
against the roads. The government OFF,
Gals yesterday sought to show that the
Reading Company and the Lehigh Com
pany constitute the great preponderat-
Ing power in the anthracite coal trade, "
and that, through the control of subsi-
diary coal mining, railroad. and steam
ship companies, these concerns form a
combination in restraint of trade.
Under the combination affected by the
Reading Company the government attor-
neys argued, corporations aggregating
more than half n billion dollars in assets
have been gathered together into a single
working organization.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square o57. lots to I0-James c. Nealon ct uI.
Margaret NJ, to B. Francis Saul and James F.
Shea, TO Home Savings Bank S-70O; years.
per cent scmi-annusIly on lot =. Same to same
to secure s27Oo; 5 years, 6 per cent, semi
annually on lot %. Same to same TO secure same
2,7O0; years, Per cent, semi-snrmly on lot So
Same to same to secure s, so; years, 6 per
cent, seni-annuslly on lot 20.
Square 49l. lots A and B-JoSephus Wells ct uN
D7rhs, to American Security & Trust Co., TO secure
East Washington Savings Bank $500; years, 81
per cent, semi-annually.
Square 5l56 lots 20 and a-Archie Savoy ct
Blanche B., to Christian ]. Gockeler ard John A.
Masde. y secure Robinson White 500; monthly
Payments per cent.
Square I75. lot Il-Samuel V Gusock ct ux.
Lillian NJ. to George NJ EmneriCh and Douglass
S. Mackall, TO secure Washington Six Per Cent
Permanent Building Association $50
Square Z6. lots 8 and IS: square 59i2, lot q
Thomas W Stubbleheld ct ux. Emily NJ, to
Emanuel Speich and J. J. Moehs, TO secure Francis
L. Hawes 500; years. 6 per cent, ssmian-
nually.
Square 2s35. lot 9-IiIlian f. Weaver to George
o. Watson and Charles ". Morris. 10 Fred
NJ. and Charlotte Z. Hopkins 500; monthly pay
ments. per cent
Square $50. lot l0-GiIbert Z. Watson ct ux.
Elizabeth. to James 7. Bessou and Sherman VIII
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

second streets northvest-DeEs A TAYLOR % o-o,ls
Craven; lots 20 and q square 2. SO
MsttnEiy TTLct-Fred n Hopkins e W Chzr-
lotte Z. % Lillian Z. Weaver; lot a5. EguErr -
so.
Garfield Hashts-Robsr L Pso1stou =. u1.
Leila A, to Gilbert z Watson; lOs %. sguars
Cathedral Hisalands-c. J. Bel surviving t-ure.
to J, P. and A O. T66ttt; lot R. Susrs 3s-.
z ssston plao, ury,hrsst: ard Jsahspu rret
betWeen Tenth and Twelfth streets nu-theEst-Ths
John Dickson Home % Isaac n BsyBs. IOt IU
square SlOi lot ). square ks SO.
Sixteenth Street HiEhlzuds-MHETie J Brayt-n
TO Edna B. Lucas; %, and esE pt-+ lot s..
square "; SO
C a-est between sirtse1th and sersatssBth
z White lot 8 square south a. IRl Sc
Nhtney Clnse-WIliEm E. Philip q uE- MEuds
H, 10 John d and Coma R Bittsubcnde-, lot :,
block Il: SO.
Whiting Close-Inss z Phillips 70 Ps-y J.
and Blanche Z. stsTnsoni 10, g. square 5JE SO
street between Second and Third STREETS south
West-BsldWln r sydnor q al. trustses, 70 Samuel
SpItngmann; lOt 2, square e2 $50
street between Fo1-teez-h and Fifteenth s.-esta
northesst-H. Bradley Daudson and Luther 8
FrIs-os. tustees % Charles 4 Davidson l0t us,
square lG4; $50
Fifteenth street between and c streets nor,h-
eaS-W. Fred Hoffman ct VI katherine 20
Han A Kite; lots g and -, square IGsS 50.
Tennessee avFuue between @ and D ssrseus non "
eNst-EdWard A HArsnett G u. GTICe NJ 70
RAYMOND L. Johns. lot lOs. SguAre IOal; SO.
Carroll Et-vet between Frs and Secord rrsFts
s11thesst-C0tter T. Bride 70 Blanche L. Wade
PAT original lot p square n; SO
~ 70 25S Gec-GG ETGnus northwest: - ard
~ Eighth street DOrthVzti 2GR Ge1rEA Erenu-
northwest-MsTy White and William ? White
70 Th1mLE NJ White I1t 10 pErt l1s los md AL
lot s.. Mount PlaSut: 30
7os and 76 GirtTd street northwest; ~ And
SSli GsoTga avenue nor Lwsst-T -Th0uss NJ White
and WElsm F White 10 Mar : White pz-r I'l
Is b'9ck and psr lot Ir-. Mount Pleasant: SO
2fD 20 and .5f 20 - Ge1rEis avenue north
weI--1runas NJ White and Nay J. White 10
william ?. White; lnJs S. e part lots II lOs sBd
all lot IL. Mount Plesssnt; n
- To y Peansylvsuis Tvgnur so1theast, and
Is TO = Third street southsAst-AmsrirEn Sez1rity
TTust Co. trustee. 70 FnDcs Mayer: lots
6 N g, square ~; Sn.
- % = Pennsylvania avenue sCuthstE And
Is - - Third s1-est s1uthsss-FrUnoss z h
FurSt = Ur. s Sidney. % Trancos h Mayer lcts
g TO e. square 7t2 SO
l&7 \ Etrsst nu-hvsst-Ssrth B BArnts u
stanshury Boycs; lor T. sQuEre r; 50
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
LnMNuIfH.

596ls-Charles L. T. Fisher VS.. Automatic
Chemical Fire Extinguisher and Alarm
Company; judgm, Mt from Municipal
Court, Si52.76 plaintiffs attorney. n. n.
Richardson. !
59Gl9-Isadorei Young VS.. L X Oakley,
and Morris & Company; damages $4,000;
plaintiffs attorney. w. 6. Gardiner.
5a62O-The Ansonia vs.. Oscar c. Brothers
and ]. Harry Bean; judgment from
Municipal Court, $500; plaintiffs attor-
neys. Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland and
J. c. Rogers.
59691-The Ansonia VS. J. Harry Bean;
Judgment from Municipal Court, S56991
plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon s;
Macfarland and J. &. Rogers.
59622-The Ansonia VS.. J. Harry Bean;
Judgment from Municipal Court $l66s;
plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon &
MaCfarland and J. c. Rogers.
j9623-Pennsylvana Alcohol and Chem
ical Company VS.. Charles Z. Hodgkins,
trading as Chas. Z. Hodgldns Paint Com
pany; account $639.2S; plaintiffs attorneys,
Topper & Gusack.
5g624-Harrison NJ. Bennett VS. Michael
R. Ready; damages $4,000; plaintiffs at
torneys, w. J. Lambert and r. II. Yeat-
man.
59625-Morris Meyer VS.. Harry G. Click;
Judgment from Municipal Court; sSS;
plaintiffs attorneys. Loving & Hammer
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
TWO MEN AND DOG HURT
In LEAP TO AVOID FIRE

Fire discovered early yesterday in the
rooming house of James Buckley 354
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, formerly
known as the Hartford House, did 81 go
damage and caused injuries to two
roomers who were forced to jumped
from windows.
John 7. Gormley, 80 years old, and WILL
lam c. Scollck, 20, were the victims.
They received slight injuries to their
legs and feet in jumping from the third
and second floors to an adjoining roof
The fire was discovered by Private J.
A. Beckett. of the Sixth precinct who
saw smoke coming out Of the building,
which is located in the heart OF China
town. A dog jumped from a window and
broke its hip.
About $1,000 damage was done the build
ing, for which Edward P Walsh Is agent
BuCkley's loss was about 500
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
DEATHS REPORTED,
WHITE

WHITE
Henry b. Bates. IS years, George Wash. Hosus.
James s. Kennedy, 60 Walter Reed General Hos,,
Catherine o'Day, 3d. 1853 Kearney st. ne.
Morris Gritz. 4, $50 9Th st. Sc.
Anna Le1ear, 8, in auto en- route to Providence
Hospital.
susan ]. Lewis 50, tuberculosis Hospital.
Clarence z. Sutton, IS, St. Elizabetb's = Hosri..I
Catherine J. Burns, g., 1854 ID st. NV.
Mary z. Gardner, ss, i'll K st. Sc
Henry Curtis, y, 1859 II st. NV.
Gertrude F. Strauss. 3, so 18th ct. ne.
ECoLoRED.
Eva Ftzhugn, Q. Columbia HospitaI
James Chase, 81, I57 Pierce st. NV,
Charles James. So 50 Fenton st. ne.
Thomas Arlington, 10 Freedmeu's HospitaI.
William Waters, IS, Washington Asylum Hospt,
Bezle Mathews, s., tuberculosis HosuitaI
Charles Mallory, 10, St. Elizabeths Ho<pital
Maggie BoSens. q, tuberculosis Hospital
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
AERIAL MAIL ROUTE
WANTED BY BURLESON

Postmaster General Burleson yesterday
announced that he will give 70 any one
in the United States who is willing to
take the chance and furnish proper equip
ment, an opportunity to start an aerial
mail route.
The Postmaster General is not particu-
lar as to what part OF the country the
man halls from or where he wants to
operate. Discouraged at its inability to
get contractors to carry the mails by
aeroplane over the routes it has sub
scribed, the Postoffice Department yes
terday determined to entertain any sort
of proposals from all comers.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Probate Division.
Justice Stafford

Estate Emily E. Mcveagh; exemplified
copy Of will and petition for probate and
ancillary letters filed; attorney. John c.
Slade.
Estate Frederick A. Schneider; petition
for appointment of administrator filed;
attorneys Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Estate Herman Wolf; petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed; attor-
neys, Joseph Solomon and Young &
Simon.
Estate Margaret Walsh: petition for ap-
pointment of administrator filed; attor-
ney, Arthur HELEN.
Estate Walter L. Brooks; petition for
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

DobUrs Additon-Harry l. Light ct u1. Annie
T.. TO Lottie E. Hessick; lot =. square 35Cl SO
81 PennsyTanis avenue northwest and rear
Alexander T. Morse 1t al 70 Ellen NJ MorSe.
Daniel b. c. WsgEamSn, JUlisnA f. W Daniel and
Mary 4. W. Nillott; lots A and B. square 81; SO
Il Pennsylvania avenue northwest and rear
Ellen NJ. Morse ct al, TO George ". Slater: lots
and L, square 81; 10 George W. Slater et uK.
Emma, conveys same property 70 Josephus Wells: $40
Florida avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets northwest: and IA and c216 Fourteenth
street nOrthweSt-Julis q. Miles e. al. to Cath
erine c. Murphy; sIh-lots >. =. S and p, square
81; lot 500, square 26O; sc
Alley between X and l.. Twenty first and Twenty
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
BIRTHS REPORTED,
WHITE.

WHITE.
Samuel and Nellie B. seston, boy.
Ralph A and Mary E. scroegs. boy.
William N. and Grace c. Schaefsr airI
Frank A. and Clara A. Rich, boy twins.
James A. 8. and Nellie Richardson. OIrI
Joseph J. and Annie s. MundeII, boy,
Thomas L. and GeneVieve NJ Kibler. boy.
John Q. and Lydia Hansen, boy.
Charles P. and Clara B. Eichman. girl
James and Mary A. Donaldson, boy,
Ralph A. and Maud F. Collins, boy.
Alexander s. and Ruth NJ. Clarke bov
William A. and Florence NJ. Brenabsn how
Arthur 8. and Mary D. Brown, girI
COLOREly
James and Anna Henson, girl.
John and Maria Davis, lrl.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
HUGHES CLUB ORGANIZED.
Washington University Students to
Work for Republican Candidate.

George Washington University students
met at the law school building last night
and organized a Republican Club to af-
fliate with the National Republican Col
lege League, to cooperate with the other
Republican college leagues Of the coun-
try in their campaign work. The meet
ing was addressed by Norman T. Whita-
ker. Officers elected were: o. A. johann
nesen, president, Daniel Waters, vice
president; W. r. Sickle, secretary treas
Urer. Arrangements were made for
later meeting at the law school building
October Is, and for a rally at the Uni
versity Club next week.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
DEATH CLAIMS WIDOW
OF JUSTICE HARLAN

Mrs. John Marshall Harlan. widow of
Associate Justice Harlan Of the Supreme
Court of the United States, died last
midnight at her residence, 1898 NJ street
northwest
Mrs. Harlan was injured in a fall at her
summer home on Murray Bay, Quebec
rovinCe, Canada, and was brought to
Washington Monday, and died last night
as a result of her injuries.
Before her marriage to Justice Har-
Ian she was Miss Malvina Shanklin.
Arrangements for the funeral have not
been made. Interment will be in Rock
Creek Cemetery, where Justice Harlan
is buried.
Radium water as a medicinal beverage
has been introduced in Holland
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
CHARGED WITH TAKING AUTO.
James HanIey Brought Here from
Philadelphia.

James Hanley, It years old; Leo Sher-
wood and Hugh O'Donnen were brought
here from Philadelphia by Detective
Sergt Embrey. Hanley is charged with
having taken the automobile of John F.
Jerrnann, 1916 L street northwest, from
in front of the New National Theater on
Friday night without the owners consent.
His companions are to be asked to testify.
Randall Haislip, II, of 1929 Virginia ave-
nue. northwest, was arrested on Satur-
day morning on the same charge as
Hanley, and released on bail.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
G. W. u. STUDENTS FORM
REPUBLICAN SOCIETY

Republican students of George Wash
ington University organized last night at
a meeting in the Law School
Norman T. Whitaker spoke to the stu
dents, and the following officers were
elected: o. A. Johanneson. president:
Daniel Waters, vice president, and w. r.
Sickle, secretary treasurer
A mass meeting ito further the cause of
the Republican party will be held Friday
evening in the Law School.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
$1,000 IN GOWNS STOLEN.
Dress Factory at Union Square
Robbed Second Time.

New York. Oct 10-Burglars broke into
the factory Of the Di Bella Dress Com
panyo S Union Square, and got away
with $1,000 worth of gowns. Last June
the factory was entered and $3.50 worth
OF materials taken
Following the first robbery the man
asement REINFORCED all the locks, but
the perpetrators of the most recent rob-
berry sawed their way through one of
the doors
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice stafford.

In re James +. Atkinson; discharge or
dered.
In re Automatic Shaft Coupling Com
pany: order authorizing receiver 10 en-
ploy Daniel Thew Wright as attorney.
In re Zachariah JaIepes; order ratifying
report of special master.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Dis;1c- Of Columbia and MH-yland-Fsir su--
tiuued cool Wednesdsy. THURSDAY fsir and vzr1ns-
gentle nortlzrIy vrrls he-0uinE variabbs
Nirginis-Falr. our-luued oool Wednes5sv r. -
day fair nd warmer. gentle TO moderate 7o-L and
noHheast winds
Fair weAIhsr wall continue WCd-esdar ard TVS
day east OF the Mississippi River Il wi. cor.ruus
col "Wednesday III the Lover Lake region and The
AtLntic sta;es followed by rising -~-0sururs
Thursisy
Fru-t vIrinss hsyc hcvn iSzlad fo- all sr~tio1,
pss- OF The N1-s1s-7r~A RfrFr
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Equity Suit.

34652-David A. Baer VS.. Marie Murdoclt
ct al; to quiet title; plaintiffs attorney,
NJ. S. Farmer, jr
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Criminal Division No. ..
Justice Mccoy.

Justice Mccoy.
United States VS.. William Henson and
Edward Tyler; depreciation on private
property, housebreaking and larceny;
verdict guilty each as to depreciation:
verdict not guilty as TO Henson. and
guilty as to Tyler on housebreaking and
larceny; attorney, Tignor.
United States VS.. William Mitchell;
violation SOS BID. c. Ode; plea not
guilty withdrawn and plea guilty entered /;
referred to probation officer; attorney,
J. B. Carter.
Wiedle VS.. Murray; motion to require
receivers to pay over certain fund grant
ed; plaintiffs attorney. J. I. Peyser; de-
fendant's attorney. E. S. Duvall.
In re estate of George W. Rea; trial Of
Issues reset for November s; attorney,
J. ]. Darlington.
United States VS.. Robert Henson; as
sault with attempt to rob; verdict guilty;
attorney, T L. Jones'
United States VS.. Annie Dorsey; grand
larceny; plea guilty: referred to pro-
baton officer, attorney, H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Lonnie Perry; as
sault with dangerous weapon; jury re-
spited; attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Mary Queen.
United States VS.. Henry Lucas.
United States VS.. Henry Mason.
United States VS.. Bernard Queen.
United States VS.. Garfield White.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
OTHER TEMPERATURES

Consult Guide About Flowers
and floral decorations for weddings
and all social functions 1914 r 81.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
LOCAL, TF,rrrFIrrrr

Midnight. = : a. m. $ "a m. 20. can
6 a u. r. % a. 70. s2- - noon 81: . o. IL g
Z T m, < p. n 80 7. H. s.. IN 3. m. a.
Highest 70 lowest. g.
Relative huuidity-s 8 a. ~. =: . r. m -.
= m 6 Eslnfsu p r NJ. s p. ~. .bL H7rr-
u sunshine 70 rer O~7t of r0p-.lIe sunshine s.
TemTEu'nrc same date laa gesE-Hlshrsr. g:
lowest S
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE NINE.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
KENSiNGTON RAILWAY.

Radium water as a medicinal beverage
has been introduced in Holland.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

Chevy Chase cars pass main entrance
Zoo and Country Clubs-connect at
take with KensinEton line
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-07-28
STOLE MONEY TO
CONQUER MEXICO
Motive Assigned by Boys Who
Fled With $10,515 of Nor
cams Cash.
CAPTURED IN PHILADELPHIA
Youths Are Repentant, but Regret
That Villas AnnihiIation 10 Pro-
vented by Their Untimely Ar
rest-Money Returned.

New York.-A dream of adventure
and Mexican conquest was shattered
when two messenger boys of ]. p.
Morgan & Co., who had fed to Phila-
delphia with $10,515 of the firms
money, were taken before Magistrate
Handy In the Tombs court and ar
raigned on a charge of grand larceny.
The prisoners-William McManus, If
teen years old. and his companion,
William Balm, who Is q year older
were deeply repentant.e
Before their arraignment McManus
and Balm told how their imaginations.
fired by cigarettes and dime novels.
had lured them to realms of thrill and
action far beyond their own workaday
world. What they wanted. however,
was not money. but adventure. In fact,
he said he and his pals" had no idea
of the amount of money they had stolen
until they opened the bundle and
found 1t contained several 500 bills.
Only Needed $3.50.
All the money they needed for their
plans. according to young Balm, was
$3.50. With that amount they intended
to reach Kentucky and supply them
selves with horses, Balm having read