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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-27
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La moda en- esIa ~oStacion busca
para inspirarse tentYc de las clcgan-
cias del Segundo impcrio. : Is: yeE2os
revivir junto con las faitas cortaS. =
veces quizas demasiado, ou"as an
plias sin que tengamos que rccu!Tir 4
Ia crinolina. 10 que Is una iran succ-
tie. los casaCuines : cueipos chatos :
moldcand0 cl bustc.
Tienen Il ~ventaia de h&cernoS cl
talIc ardueado de tamaHo, cor Il di-
~ferencia, toda e que de por 81 Sc
aiustan lbremente sin comprimir e.
cuerpo como entonces So hacian den
tro lie una ar!naz5n rigida : eriba-
llenada.
Los trajes que So ven ahora o el
mejor cjemplo que e pueGe d"r de
mostrando 10 feliz que reSulra X adar
Caci6n de las moGas de antaHo 4 i.
actual moda. For cjemplo: Il taid&
corta Y de bastaate vUe!O, cas-! hue
ca. pc:o sin ser pesad% en- Il aspe",o.
gracias q los tcjidos vaporogoS con
que Sc cOnfecciOnan ' los cuer9o"
chatos Y chicos, sin Zorro n U~a!lcraS.
Detal!e curioso u es ftcil verifi.a.,.
81 yisten cs una marav!!!a = IN
busto ioven Y esbcI;o. tamh!Gn s]ic-tun
diviuamentc . los TALES l!enos. L.o
urico oue req.iercn pa!:. no dcQerc-
rar en- 10 vu!gar Y en- Hejadcz, & al
corst de buen corte. so~steuicmdo bicl
e! cucrpo. sin aDretar para n%d& q
tale.
Otra faIda bonita Sc pUcdc haccr
De tul de soda negfa. :ul i Alencun
de dob!e ancho, de un% redecilla o
rcd un POGO grUeSa ' muy &oito =
pesar dc 81 ftaura- - HeeesitaA 70
mo uaoS cGatro metros para II !a!-
da. Sc cor!a e tul derccho Y Va mon
tado Sencillamcnte en- tres hilevas Dc
frun1es <obrc I'm cilturdn angoS-
to, hccho de una cin:a de ~t"ify:aS;
una costura 4 estilo rcpulgo cierra
atras; el ruedo Sc hace Ell IN dobia-
di!.o de n mano de ancho : coStdo
con una :ina puntada perdIda' con
una soda negra muy fina.
E! adOrEo Sc hacc con Il clnta "n
MORE flexible, numero 50 ! 100 Y Sc
necesitan once metros, y van cos!"as
a Ia fa!da de III! o"ic&menle {" IA
p"rte superior deJ'Nao 81 m'er!or IL
ore. Sc hace ilgeramsnte 'oste"eS t.
tn! dehalo dc ii clA'a dc "ffln"' PueS
40 IieNe que ''he' III" que "'s
o.
.o,4o ro.o.;., . -
,,ar1o y, fordo y ooii rienen oca-
sion mis- queridas lectoras, para po-
der u~ti.izar una antigua ta.da de &C.
CT. =. |"'Ie'"s sd F'S
a.ro,n ~, o,coio ru..l,
~rorsrorer-a ba;o 81 tul y no @. Ia?
Guro como Z! d~obladitl0. 10 CIe m%s
convene como encaje eS Una lI"c"
im;t2cion de Chantl!!y 0 -H".i!!@5 So
"te ILL., "o ..,a ,
5itanGose como $50 mentros 4 8 para
Q. tourreau de Ia falGa.
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para los tcjedore5 de Si:esIa, clos,
conscientes de su crucIdad. yrtpa-
ran la mortaja. Pero 81 Ia patria les
diera genios del arte y De la cien-
cia. 81 toda maravilla del pro@rcso
huhiera cristalizadO IN su patrIa,
como una estalactita en- una sruta;
ii 90 lutheran enriquecido ante el
mundo, cprepararian IA mortaja
cantand0?
Tai vez ii: tal vez por ambici6n;
zero nconscientementa. ciegoS de IA
gran ruina Que acarTean, queriendo
entretejac IN manic ~egregio, que IS
mas mortaia cada dia....
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-27
LOS TEJED0RES DE
SILESIA

La iiv!na baIadh d. lIrlnr,...
, pareca IN SucHo y araSo COMO mu-
mos -nrfIoS. 4 mas lie una rha!!da'!
ru.-a nm ~pr.-a-:u. cuui"n ""cucraa
, IL alurla Da!a'ta, tan >a1!da y tan
olvidada. tan !,.na il l;jgriimaS ' AN
! un=iia lie mi>tr".o. on IA p"llt"-
MIA DO IN mucuullo dr. >e.ya y con
.os fra7os gami.:a:r- IL a.-un& an
! tiglla yinrfa Ill .,lj? Prhdomina -n-
! D:c ;uia IA ammonia ii r!:mO d"l t.
IA. -! lsGc:vuJ trtlu"ta0. R2iu--
gen las !anzadrras como SaetaS En-
| Ire las m~a!ticiQDeS que aTrasan al
! 0Oc!na deSu.adu como un campo liz
| auatana Sr.uDrado d1 >3.. \Iencn
= van las ianzaincaS cn nc-lrraic
! vaiyiQ. Los ~irjt4iIre>, agnDlados
puc ri -aDoc y poc ii t0l""a 10 -
dan crcgua L.. rcpo@n. Parrc" como
: fuaran Il tnnStcH!? IN Inanto rSr"-
-io '. sin .InDa:-o, 500 H5tjn cons
truyendo una mOrtaja. f.! suiar:o
3r IL uaire A!cmaniaii
-lcaso parlue nan mu"Gto toios
-u= auo".s luI"rra ?2>~S.!:}o COZ
II !''I'p" "e " '"!">' 'u''o IT, que
- FAya i'1'" ~,'.npE'' 9uE-' t'.i''
~ Nluta Ia adds ,TlF 49, in .>,.Syr-
-; T"'a;n,o o,.,o,, w.
.,mI,. ,..tn,,
H.. - non,ro
,I 81, ,,.m. ,.,,, una
a.,;, ;rn : m,, r,.~rinrpnn-
- -on~a.n Fs,3n ,ail..ndo - -uda-
lin nara Ill natria. Y .ntr.. i,- hill
Ia ,.,,un 10. h.h~,. 4, 10. ,-a1a.
W.. J., .nhI. . ca,L. ~out,an SIS r.
,raIo, MP r,q.agna u r.>in. rn;r..
-. bT1,ns .6,iL.s M ,,, h.iao1n
I..,-;.,a. .i,o 7,,ldi.;o,.s
r,,,,n. ,r...r, .,,.,i, r,,.;.
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...;+aI rr,i-,.ro r.5,,,irL. J..
IN, bai..z, ,.nn NM ..ns.6.oz mag
,is;.. nor, - doro- IL. ,r,a1o. nam
hr.. IN H.. .,u,. I'M nu.r,o al amor
!, toIn. ms o-nor,.. q, o.rnr i. =,
inn, nos sn.,.a3n
''''''' 49, 800
@'"',o'' W. ',."' INt'l'' w.
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NOS ''J'''"' Il" INV. '''"' ' -
HOS l"-'", "i'.'|'Ji'li''o "u'>,."
Ha'"'t!''''9' Illus -" ''S"
'''' "-N" "aDSi' 't'"! '1"' 1
uo7 " '''o9 ~" IN
ua''"7 DE- uli" ',S"'"'"' ''.I:' 80 "'9
u" "i+'"''" "'7"" '9PFJo' !'''O'
qua se "huF>Sn po' 'e,9hS'7 o1 mt
'1ii!'ti''p Co''''.1uo' '''''
d "l!Eaud ''H-I''d liz '"' ,d-'''t
"-'"7 - "''N'" '''i'' -''''
! 81" r''N""' - '0'"',' 7"''
que 'o"oS 9''' 'i"'''D- ~ t"' '-
'aH u!!" 7'd14 'Tp".>" COL ~ ''''''
gel jr.aF' IL qH' 'o.dI' "H' per-
tecia c~"hctehctt !" SuN at'o7'
L-oraEoh por una huston p":dIda
y SoH-!"l !e.O|lI!c!i'r 90 ID HSH-du-
"a que aulbEiinnail. La! we no t.
ehG&l" Su I.usl"h' '7!no r!.@2 ms
mos, que - !Nc!"G"n SION u''
IN lnp"~.AN'. Is 81 dhlD!Sio"
i" 81 ha-ioH '",Qur nan '"Ne'uo.
u tJeM"s-dicrh los t"!"d9FrS.-
=! t"!ar: IrJeIn"S.
Maidiren de Su rey QUE rs podrro-
50 eatre los poderoSos: maldic2n de-
su r.y y Julien no recoaocen mise
-
pa"
-,
de Ia noche. \ asi ti"nen >uS ujos,
tan SccoS d. ~i!orar, y su mlrada -
penetrante como a he las aSuila5.
y al!eata Tin empeTo h"mlclia.
p,r1 hn0Din LaDpDI rnH- ia hfhD.I
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HNi> 81 PEIHDo lSNEDl>1AMENTE. enviando -: vaor n giro postal . d "ArFe=s
y "n lTI ~Urr NUcTa lWE, A.
TOLEDO NOVELTY COMPANY - i'll rr~kpu Ave. &N tNToN0, TENS.
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Cllandn Gamble dc Residential sir
vase dccrnCs Ia direction qua tieno
V Ia que desea teler.
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ST tan cruel fue Ia nadre patria
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Cuando mas entonecs Ia labor, to-
dos Sc Sicnten Ia fiebrc d. Yer ter
minada puesta la m~ortaja. 81 Ia
pOndran 4 Ia madre A!cmania. de Ia
que tanto malditen. La meterau c1I
IN huyo Y apis0nardn bien Ia terra
Y cantaran DE- jiJil0. 6Ha sid0 una
mala maGrc para clos? cLos ha
eXp!otado, 10 ha humil.ado; 81 rcy
no tuvO piejad; no lego Su Dios
a eScuchar las plegarias de los dias
dc augusta? Y los hitoS arrecian,
ahincan, rechinandJ los dientes.
vUe!a Ia lanzadeFa, 81 telar crlljc..
Todayia como un ;paiar0 Coco que
hubiera entrado por los rentanales,
atolondrado> del barrullo, Y no ST.
piera hal!ar salida. todavia como IN
pajaro loco, ravueIan bajo Ia b6ve-
ia las palahras: ".Niej2 AlemaHia..
eStamOs teiiandO I'll suiarior'
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Ribets interior.-Sc ampiea par
- .a!}as de Jaffctas 0 sed" flexible
O. aeuci!!amcute una tina de ouatinj
0 algodun en- rama, colocado en- cl pc
guelo Gohiaii!Io dc il falda,-de
= ) cent;mctros,-se pcspuntea arri
la = abajc para impedir que e! ouat.
-. aryU.i" Y -. Ma@a curria.
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Niucl:as de las faldas, en- las nue.
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-Tejemos-ahaieu los tajodores
con IN Sordo estT!bilio.. .I ., talar.
-Tejem0S...
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LET ENC
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
District Courts

After having been locked up for twen-
ty-five hours. the jury in the 81, 800. .Oot
damage suit of David ]. Sully against
John Hays Hammond reported to Justice
Gould in the District Supreme Court yes
terday afternoon that they had not reach.
ed an agreement. The court sent them
back for further deliberatior.
Justice Anderson yesterday granted
Mary Hursh an absolute divorce from
Horace S. Hursh. The suit was filed
lat and ]. A. Purcell represented the wife.
A limited divorce was granted Carrie
Dixon from Albert Dixon by Justice An
derson yesterday. The wife was repre-
sented by Attorneys J. w. Glennan and
Edward L. Gies. The suit was Instituted
May 6 last.
Alleging that car of the Washington
and Old Dominion Railway Company
crashed into her automobile at a cross
ing between BaIlston and Cherrydale, Va,
on October II last. S. Helen Fields yes
terday filed suit for 81 500 damages against
the company. She is represented by At
torneys Levi H. David and David Wiener.
The Interstate Motor Transfer Company
was Incorporated yesterday to engage
In the transportation OF merchandise
with $50 Seventh street southeast as the
headquarters of the concern. The cap
ital stock is given at 5000, divided into
GOO shares OF the par value of $40. The
incorporators are Robert A. Kerby. J. C.
Simpson, and Philip Simpson.
The will of William p. Hepburn. of
Do G1aI
his entire estate to his wife, Melvina A.
Hepburn. At her death the house at
1924 East Capitol street is to go to a
daughter. Margaret Hepburn, and the
remainder of the estate divided between
Margaret and Charles B. Hepburn, a
son. The papers state Mr.. Hepburn died
Thursday.
Eliza A. Davis, in her will filed yes
terday, leaves her entire estate to her
son. John H. Davis. and daughter-in-law.
Cecilia NJ Davis. in equal shares. The
son, John. is named executor. The will
was dated February 10, 1908
The entire estate Of Mrs. Mabel Hurst
Chandlee, with the exception of her we'd
ding ring and wearing apparel, are left
in trust to her son, Ellis Hurst Chandlee,
according to her will. just filed for pro-
bate. Her husband. Harry Ellis Chandlee,
Is bequeathed the wedding ring.
Chief Justice Covington yesterday SEN
fenced William Toler. colored, to serve
ten years in the penitentiary on a charge
of killing Morgon Monroe at zoe F
street northwest on January last. At
torney A. w. Scott represented the ac-
cused, and Assistant District Attorney
Leahy conducted the prosecution.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
James s. Grover. 81 years. liI7 Rhode Island ave.
Edmund ]. DuTall. CO. sibley Hospital
Gertrude Lynch. 20. 1905 Maryland ave. ne
Mary Z. Enright s, 6ls st. Sc
Joseph - Nolan. "a. sG Twelfth st. se
John NJ. Morrison. 70. Government Hospt Insane.
James n Fitzpatrick, 65. E2 First St e.
Richard Jones. 30. Govt Hospt Insane
Matilda r. Holroyd. 7s. 1907 st. se
Gladys A. Luckey. 4. 1904 Ninth st. ne
Kisanns Petit, z. ZIG G st. sw.
Carroll D. Landroight, B, 7l6 G st. sw.
Charles J. Canning. Al. sT New York ave NV.
John A. Cox, 81 1913 New Jersey ave. NV
Patrick Mccarthy. 81 LII Tenth st. NV
Gary WetmOre GO. Government Hospital Insane
Jacob Spoir. II Government Hospital Insane.
Geraldine L Peterson. months, House of Mercy.
John z Rabbit, l day. so fifteenth st. ne.
Anne I. O'Connell. 10 days, l42 N. O. ave. Sc.
Infant Of John W. and Bertha L. schafer, hours
COLORED.
George Rodney. Is, Casualty Hoept. Ambulance
Alice Hillery Co. szz Fifth st. NV
Julia White. IS. 81 Fenton pl. NV.
John T. Layton rs. r22 Tenth st NV
Richard Saunders. 60. Government Hospt Insane
Eliza Carter &C. Freedmen's Hospital
Thornton Smith, so. Casualty Hospital
John T. Harrison. "a months rs Third St ne.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1916.

Berry VS.. Bready ct al; default, VS..
Maurice Bready and inquisition
ordered;. plaintiffs attorneys, C. II
Ahalt and Z. A. Jones.
Chaloner VS.. Washington Post Co.;
jury respited until next Monday
plaintiffs attorney. e. F. Colladay; de-
fendant's attorney. W. ]. Lambert.
Schafer & Co. VS.. Southwestern Surety
insurance Co.; defendant granted leave
TO hle substitute affidavit of defense on
before March and motion for judg-
ment continued; plaintiffs attorneys
shinn & Owen; defendants attorney,
David Wiener.
McKenney VS.. Mt Vernon and Mar
shall Hall Steamboat Co.; motion for
new trial overruled and judgment on
verdict for plaintiff against defend
ant for $500; appeal noted; bond for
costs fixed at 800, or as supersedeas
at $4,000; plaintiffs attorneys, Frank
]. Hogan and NJ A. Kaufman; defed-
ants attorneys, II. F. Woodward and
]. A. Purcell.
Miller VS.. Washington Terminal Co. /;
motion for new trial overruled and
judgment on verdict for defendant
against plaintiff for costs; appeal
noted and bond for costs fixed at 800;
plaintiffs attorneys, Hawken & Havell;
defendants attorneys, Hamilton,
ferkes & Hamilton.
karrick VS.. Duckett; motion to
strike out second plea overruled with
leave to file amended particulars and
substitute affidavit of defense within
five days; plaintiffs attorney, c. H.
Merillat; defendants attorney, r. H.
Mcneil.
Smolik VS.. Trayer: motion for leave
to amend amended declaration over
ruled; plaintiffs attorneys, T. NJ.
Baker and T. H. Patterson; defendants
attorneys. Maddox & Galley.
Gray Motor Co. VS.. Clarke; motion
to Yacate judgment upon payment Of
$40 attorneys fee to plaintiffs at
tOrneys; plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker,
torney. ]. A. Moriarty.
Coolidge VS.. Bouic: motion for judg-
ment overruled and leave granted
plaintiff to file substitute affidavit of
merit within ten days; plaintiffs at
tOrney. D. A. Baker: defendants at
torneys. Darr & Peyser.
Barron G.. Collier Co. VS.. Cason; mo-
tion for Judgment overruled: plaintiff
attorney, A. C. Wells; defendants at
torneys, G. L. Baker and S. F. Talia-
ferro.
Murray VS.. Capital Traction Co.; mo-
tiOn to dismiss appeal overruled;
plaintiffs attorney. II. a. Hegarty.
Wiltsie VS.. Hodgman; motion to ad-
vance overruled without prejudice:
plaintiffs attorney, George c. Cert
man; defendants attorney, NJ n.
Clark. Administrative, VS.. Washing
ton Railway and Electric Co.: time to
fine transcript extended to March 8:
plaintiffs attorneys, G. L. whitford
and w. ]. Lambert: defendants at
torney, George P. Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Equity Division No. =.
Justice Mccoy,

Speare VS. White; leave granted to
amend bill; plaintiffs attorneys. w. c.
Clephane and Paul V. Keyser: de-
fendant's attorneys Wilson, Huidekoper
& Lesh and Z. l. White.
Mount Hope Retreat VS.. Brooke;
reference to Leon Pretzfelder exami-
ner: plaintiffs attorney. George c.
Gertman.
Cant VS.. Young. ct al; decree estab-
fishing title by adverse possession; +;
plaintiffs attorney. George c. Cert
man.
In re assignment OF EmeIia seiden-
spinner: order appointing William o.
Briesen and H. H. Darcey appraisers;
attorneys. Eugene Young and W. B.
Guy.
Coxen VS.. Coxen: order for main
tenance; plaintiffs attorney. Hayden
Johnson; defendants attorney, r. A.
Ford.
Ball VS.. First Cooperative Building
Association; order excusing receiver
from bringing suit; order confirming z
report Of special master; plaintiffs at
torneys, W. J. Lambert and r. H. Yeat-
man: defendants attorney, D. w
O'Donoghue.
MOulton VS.. Allison: order granting
plaintiff leave to file transcript of
record until March 3; plaintiffs attor-
ney. Z l. Gies; defendants attorney,
A. D. Esher.
De La Vergne Machine Comapny vs..
Sealed Package Ice Company; leave
granted to intervene; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Leon Tobriner; defendants at
torneys, H. H. Classic and c. H. Merrill
lat.
Rudolph & West VS.. Mary c. Howe:
order granting leave to amend bill:
plaintiffs attorneys, Louis Gutenberg.
HOehling. PeelIe & Ogilby, Rhodes &
Cromelin. and w. l. Browning; de-
fendsnts attorneys, Carlisle & Howe
and c. L. Diggs.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square ze, lot Z28-George T. wilkinson ct ux. to
George W. Emmerich and Douglass s. MackalI
To secure Washington Six Per Cent Permanent
Building Association 300
Ingleside LOT s.. block I.-wilIiam O. Harree ct
uH. to Washington Loan & Trust Co. to secure
Union Trust Co. 5000; years 81 per cent
semi-annual: same to Harold f. Doyle and Will
lam L. Miller. TO secure Marie P. Greer 81 700
to months, per cent. semi-annual and
maturity.
Square 55l, lot TT5-Chester c. GroT ct ux. to
William Z. EdmOnston and Louis R. Peak, to
secure NJ VI. Mar $50; l and years 81
per cent. semi-annual; and Bessie B. welch
$50; months. 81 per cent. semi-annual.
Square 55l. lot H6-Chester c. GrOf ct uG to
William E. Edmonston and Lou's r. Peak to
secure NJ. n. Mari $3.50; l and years 81
per cent. semi annual; and Bessie B. welch $50;
months, 81 per cent semi-an
Square 16 lot T-John J. Donohue ct ux to
Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts, to secure
Perpetual Building Association 500
Pleasant Plains. parts lot "a and part lot 20
John Moon ct uI. to National Savings 4 Trust
Co.. to secure American Security & Trust Co.
1900; years per cent, ssmiannual.
Square sc. lot ltS-Rudolph r. Bid ct u1 to
Arthur CsT and Marvin A. Custis, to secure
Perpetual Building Association $500
Square So lots lI3 to 1$-Herman ]. Montgomery
to Charles @. Allen and Aylett T. Hoffman
to secure N. q. Leech 500; demand, 6 per cent
Square 81 north part orig. lot a-Josish l.. Fox
ct uI. to z. L. Schmidt and George NJ Em-
merch. to secure Geman-American Building
Association 500
Square sG, lot 8-Daisy Z. Leathe1nan ct rir
Jacob s. 10 f. L. Schmidt and George NJ
Emmerich, TO secure Germsn-American Building
Association $500.
Petworth. lot 20. block ss-Dayid Bush TO W. e
Lester and NJ. J. Colbert, to secure National
Permanent Building Association $500.
Square 900. lot e-Durodena Lansing to John E.
Tyler and Frederick Blumer. to secure Rena
Z. Frsida Sz5; years. per cent.
West lexington, lot l0l, block 3-Clarence H.
Za~rs To, A
secure Helena Zepp 81 100; years. 5 per cent
seruLannual
Hornes Addition Congress Heights lots q and 2s
block t-Albertine GUIDE ct vir. Charles A. to
Ralph p. Barnard and Guy H. johnson, to
secure Forman r. Horner s.. 90; years, per
cent. semi-annual; same to same to secure same
500; monthly payments. per cent.
Square 2s5 lot l6-James O'Conneil ct ux. to
B. n. GruEer and Hugh A Thrift, to secure
Jacob $. GruT= H.sp; monthly payments, s
per cent.
Square Esd. lot sa-Henry L Lang ct uI. to
q 4 bsumaa md g B. 1samsn 70 seeuu
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19

Walter D. Daridse and Chaplin Brown. trustees.
$500; years. per cent. quarterly.
Square Eso lot eS-yirvnia ]. Bennit to o. n.
Bauman and c. B. Bauman, TO secure Walter ID.
Dardge and Chaplin Brown, trustees, 81. 800;
years. Ter cent, quarterly. Same to Charles
A. Appel and Henry ID. Gordon, TO secure
Henry 2. Elliott $50; quarterly. per cent.
Square GO. lot 2o6-Chares H. Neal ct ux to Wash
ington Loan & Trust Co., to secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association H.ooo.
Square zoe. part lots and 5-Mellie Roots to Wash
ington Loan & Trust Co. to secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association 500.
Uniontown. lot 3s and part lots 80. go and Gl-
Trustees Of the Anscostia NJ L. Church to L.
Pierce Boteler and William X. Hill. to secure
Mutual Fire Insurance Company $500; year.
per cent. semi annual
Square ssl. lot 57-Laura A. Dudley ct vir. Joseph
r. to b. Y. Saul and James II. Shea to secure
Home Savings Bank $ 500; monthly payments,
per cent
Moore and Barbours Addition, lot 10. block -
Mary L. See ct vir Charles B. to Fred Mckee
and Charles W. Fairfax. to secure Louiss J.
Sanford 81. 20; years. 8 per cent, semiannual.
Square 27. lot lst-D. II. Roland Drury to George
W. Linkins and William II. Linkins. TO secure
Anna W. walford 5000; 6. II and Is months
per cent, semiannual
Square SIS lot Ds-Peter Dunn ct VI. TO Edmond
Fitzgerald and William 7. Normoyle. to secure
Enterprise Serial Building Association 81 30
Square S23, lot g3-Margaret A. Kennedy to Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Custis to secure Perpetual
Building Association $500.
Square 1865. lot s5-Georse stoll ct uI. to W. Y.
Lester and NJ. ]. Colbert, to secure National
Permanent Building Association 81. 500
Square 1863 lot elena O. Denslow ct yir. Louie
A. to Samuel A. Drury and James B. Nicholson,
to secure Lee Brown S.Too; ; years. per cent.
semi annual. Same to William J. Vckery and
Emanuel spsich, to secure James T. Cutler 500:
monthly payments. per cent. Same to Her
bert 7. Shannont Morton J. Luchs. to secure
=. Eugene Drury SEQ; monthly payments psr
cent. semi annual
Square ls2. parts lots BE- and C-3Joseph Rozansky
ct ux y b. F. Saul and James r. Shea TO
secure Home Savings Bank 5000; monthly pay
msnts, per cent.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
Circuit Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Corporate Organization and Audit
Co. VS.. Davis; leave granted defend
ant to file more than one rejoinder in
this cause to replication to fourth
plea; plaintiffs attorneys, McLanahan,
Burton & Culbertson; defendants at
torneys, Rhodes & Cromelin.
Augh VS.. Charles S. Muir & Co.;
order dismissing plea for set-off at
the costs Of defendant; plaintiffs at
tOrney. S. v. Hayden; defendants at
torneys, Shinn & owen.
Scala, Administrative. VS.. Washing
ton Railway and Electric Co; objec-
tiOns Of plaintiff to approving and
dllng bill OF exceptions overruled: :
plaintiff notes exception; bill of ex-
plaintiffs attorneys, D. W. O'Donoghue
and A. A Alexander; defendants at
torney. John S. Barbour.
Sully VS.. Hammond; given to jury;
plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlin; defendants attorneys, McKen-
ney & Flannery, and George P.
Hoover.
Motions for today at $3.50 a. m.
Counselman VS.. Mearns; attorneys,
Ridout-Clephane.
Jordan VS.. Mearns; attorneys, Rid
out-Clephane.
Wright VS.. Globe Furniture Co.; at
torneys. David. Van Fleet-swingle &
Swingle.
Glorious VS.. District of Columbia 4;
attorneys, Evans, Forrest-Syme, WILL
isms.
Walker ct al. VS.. Ford ct al; at
torneys, Strickland-Glassie.
Chatard VS. Mearns; attorneys,
Tucker, Kenyon & McFarland-Clep-
hane.
Grant vs.. Lincoln; attorneys, Baker
Loving. Hamer.
Thompson VS.. Capital Traction Co;
attorneys, Perry-Swingle, Dunlop.
White VS.. Washington DEVELOPMENT
Co.; attorneys, Quinn-Leckie, Cox &
Kratx
Burke. administrative. VS.. District
OF Columbia; attorneys, MILAN &
Smith-Syme.
Murphy. guardian, VS.. DeLashmutt;
attorneys, Colbert-Mackey.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-19
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Anderson

Ach.erkirchen VS.. Hohmann: order
confirming auditors report; plaintiff s
attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg; de-
PENDANTS attorney. ]. P. Schick.
Parnim VS.. Parnim; order making
answer to rule. answer to bill: plain
tins attorneys Archer & Smith and
Glenn willett; defendants attorney.
Malcom HUfty.
Dixon vs. Dixon; decree for divorce
a mensa ct thoro: plaintiffs attorneys.
J. W. Glennan and E. L Gies: de-
fendants attorney. r. n. Donaldson.
Nimrod Grand Encampment VS..
Purdy: restraining order pendente lite;
plaintiffs attorneys Hawken & Havell;
defendants attorney. Irving William
son.
PoFtatimbene VS.. vettori: order over
ruling motion to dismiss: plaintiffs at
torney. V. II. Wallace; defendants at
torneys Brandenburg & Brandenburg,
+. S. Paladini. and H. W. wheatley.
Dana vs. Dana: order appointing
Continental Trust Company trustee;
defendants attorney. F. S. Bright.
Baker VS.. Baker: order of pubrIca-
tion; plaintiffs attorneys T. l. Jones
and R. l. waring.
Thompson VS.. Thompson; order ap
pointing guardian ad litem; plaintiffs
attorney. J. J. Darlington.
Roller VS.. Murray; order dismissing
rule: plaintiffs attorney. E. II. Jack
son; defendants attorneys, Gordon &
Gordon and J. L. BaskeX.
Cohen vs. Cohen: order to file in ten
days specific statements; plaintiffs at
tOrney. E. T. Doyle; defendants attOr-
neys, L. L. Gies and G. G. Aderholdt.
Hursh VS.. Hursh: divorce a vim mat
decreed; plaintiffs attorneys, c. II.
MeTillat and J. 4. Purcell; defendants
attorney. c. W. Fowler.
Bauer vs.. Bauer: restraining order
pendente lite; plaintiffs attorney, \. L.
Newmyer; defendants attorney. A. d.
Smith.
No assignment for today