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The Washington times., 1916-02-01
MINCE PIE.

Of course, when the James
BOYS were in the mask industry
they didn't know they could get
more by wrestling.
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

ri Ae 6e@CRV vYE
> o. RCWEle.
W OlSPIANS HIS
SEST FORM WHEN
TNeRE IS MONEY
ON THE CAME
NEUES- KNOWN TO
LCSE A. Drink 6No
is uERf AefAAE
ANO 0Nlhl o
LOOKS LIKE ANof
CARNEGIE ANO NS
LIKE Jesse JAktS.
TRAVELS ~ DR(VES
nNp IS EdUNp w DC.
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

II Stocher's scissors hold IL as good ne they
claim he will make one Of the hnest sporting
writer's In the country.
II is not considered good form
to cheer at golf, as IL may annoy
the proprietor of the buffet.
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

Herman Schacfer. former comedian,
coach. and pinch hitter with the Griff
men. has accompanied JOhnnV MCGraw
10 Havana. 1t Is rumOrcd that "SChacf"
IS hunting for som" now stuff to pull"
in New York next summer.
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

on his return to the METROPOLIS from a
hunting "trip to Maryland Captain
Huston says that he never CAV" Frank
2Aksr a thought during the whole time
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

Any golfer can get along with two or three
clubs. The best are niblck, Columbia, Putter
and chevy Chase.
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

Now It IL denied by the Giants that
Eddie RousCh thu NoNelk Federal
I.oaguer. has been rurchafed MrCraw
: nws nothing Of the deal. Sscrnta ~
Foster knows nothing. HemSteRd can t
be found tc give his opinion,
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

Manager McGraw. Of tn" Giants left
Yesterday for cuba. whcre he w'll sI.rn.l
n short vocation hoCcvc nnder talking the
arduous lutics 81 whimring. his tenn
leaving ho released I" the Toronto In
,"rnatinnals Trcd Herbert a i'Ch"r.
II, rbert wss Giver 4. hricf trial last
fall rul fuilGd tC make good.
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

THIS is TUE VACANT
SPECIES OF 6CWU6S
He USES MS Skull
AS A AETRACk OhIS
6EMG Possesses
or a CON NSVt
ABSEkCE OF BRAINS
ANO A COLOSSAL
pres GNCE OF HANGS
AWO NECK HS MAKES
THE ,OEhl Type OF
BCWLGR S-o
OUNO W ANACOSTiA
AhO cEr CHASE o
The Washington times., 1916-02-01

Garry Hermann has made an offer to
Fielder Jones for Grover Hartley. the
Sloufeds' baCkstop, but has thus far
been turned down. Hartley was one OF
the Federal Leagues best catChers last
year, and Jones wants him for his
Brownies.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
Circuit Division No. :.
Justice Stafford,

CAN'T VS.. Sewers, fat on sci IA, VS.
defendant for S475; plaintiffs attor.
ney. Florence Etheridge.
Pierce VS.. Commercial Fire Insur.
ance Co. and First National Fire In.
surance Co: jury respited; plaintiff
attorneys, Douglas. Ruffin & OBear
Bates Warren. J. S. Easby-Smith and
James B. Archer.
Assignment today:
4+B. F. Sturtevant Co. VS.. Cowsill et
al; attorneys, Brandenburg & Branden.
burg-Williamson, Wiener.
406-Nathan VS.. Parker ct al: attorneys
Wolf, Newmyer-Ridout
424-Finks VS.. Provident Relief Asso
citation; attorneys. Gardiner, Handy
Neale, England, Bramhall.
426-Beall VS.. Directors of the Provi.
dence Hospital: attorneys, Moriarty-
Hamilton & Hamilton.
432-Tynes vs.. Peters; attorneys, Will.
iams-Harlow.
440-Crawford VS. B. &. o. R. r. Co:
attorneys, Neale, England. Bramhall-
Hamilton & Hamilton.
442-Latimer VS.. Harnden; attorneys
Carter-Smith
446-The Vogue Co. VS.. J. e. Gun.
bingham & Co: attorneys. Branden.
burg & Brandenburg-Bak Grant.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
District Courts

Suit for $4,000 damages from John
Thole, a grocer at Sixth and B streets
southeast, was filed N the District su-
preme Court yesterday by Charles o. Mil
Ter. Miller declares he was riding a
motorcycle in B street January 2s and,
blinded by the lights OF an automobile.
he turned into Sixth street southeast
He crashed into a pile Of barrels and
ooxes and was injured. he says. He
charges Thole with having the boxes in the
street In violation of police regulations.
Suit for absolute divorce was filed yes
terday by Walter B. Traekle through
Attorney Rice Hooe.
Charging desertion. Edna L. Greer yes
terday sued for divorce from Charles
e. Greer. The petition was fled by At
torney E. L. Gies.
Catherine Macaboy yesterday filed
suit in the District Supreme Court for
divorce from Frank Macaboy. The suit
was filed through Attorney P. H Mar
shall.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
Circuit Division, No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Cora HemIer VS. Potomac Electric
Power Co. ct al. order extending time to
submit bill of exceptions to June l. and
to file transcript of record to July /;
plaintiffs attorneys. W. G. Gardiner and
L. L. Handy: defendants attorneys, R.
L. Williams and George P. Hoover.
Burke, Administrative, VS.. District Of
Columbia; motion for new trial hled;
plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN & Smith and
E. H. Burke; defendants attorney, c. H.
Syme and F. II. Stephens
Hanes VS.. Burton ct al: death Of Benja-
min F. Butler: defendant, suggested. and
James l. Parker. administrator, substi-
tuted as party defendant: plaintiffs at
torneys, Shinn & Owen; defendants at
torney. Edmund Burke.
O'Connor vs.. Washington Post Co. ;
order extending time to submit bill of ex-
ceptions to June so, and to file transcript
TO July 81; plaintiffs attorney, A. L. New
myer; defendants attorney, w. ]. Lam
bert.
Thurston vs.. Digs: time to file tran
script Of record extended to June 10;
plaintiffs attorneys. Fulton Lewis and
John Ridout; defendants attorney, A. A.
Birney.
United States ex rel Henderson ve.
Secretary of Interior: petition for man
damus; rule to show cause; answer to
rule; argued and submitted; relator to
file brief within ten days; respondent to
file brief in reply within ten days there
after; plaintiffs attorneys, P. H. Lough-
ran and B. w. Marshall; defendants at
torney, c. Z. Wright.
Assignment today:
273-Snowden VS.. Capital Traction; at
torneys. Guy. Garrett-Hogan.
279-Tait VS.. District OF Columbia; at
torneys, Ridout-Syme.
1O9-Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance Com
pany; attorneys, Davis-Darlington.
11O-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance Com
pany; attorneys. Davis-Darlington.
299-Masters VS.. Allen; attorneys, Lam
bert. Yeatman-Carusi.
297-United States Savings Bank VS..
United States Trust Company; attorneys,
Syme-Ellis & Donaldson.
373-Jackson VS.. District Of Columbia
attorneys, LeCkie, Cox & Kratz-Syme.
5S33S-Landreau vs.. Hege; attorneys,
Mcnamara, Baker-Ridout.
So5-Kahl-Holt Co vs.. Gill & Sons ct
al; attorneys. Berry & Mnor-Douglas,
Rufin & Obear.
3Oe-Roth vs.. Love; attorneys. Car
mody. Mather-Newmyer.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, MAY 8, 1916.

Mr.. Henry A. Wise for the appellant
with leave to the Solicitor General to
file opposition within three days If sc
advised.
No. Ss9-Crescent Milling Company
petitioner VS.. the H. n. Strait Manufac,
turing Company. Petition for a writ Of
certiorari to the United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals of the Eighth Circuit
submitted by Mr.. r. W. Brandenburg
in behalf Of Mr.. E. C. Brandenburg and
Mr.. Harris Richardson, for the petition
err and by Mr.. John L. Ollie for the re.
spondent.
No. 55T-St Louis and San Francisco
Railroad Company. plaintiff in error
herein suggested. and the appearance Of
Mary c. Smith, administratrix of tht
estate Of William NJ. Smith. deceased
as the party defendant in error herein
filed and entered, on motion of Mr.. F
W. Brandenburg, in behalf OF Counse
for the defendant in error.
No. gS-L. T. Hays, petitioner, VS.. the
United States. Petition for a writ o.
certiorari to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
submitted by Mr.. Harry c. CHASER fol
the petitioner.
No. 9S4-The National Carbon Company
ct al. petitioners, VS.. the Ohio Motor
Car Company ct al Petition for a writ
OF certiorari to the United States Cir,
cult Court of Appeals for the Fifth Cir
cult submitted by Mr.. W. B. Mente fol
the petitioners, and by Mr.. Province NJ
Pogue and Mr. Harry NJ Hofrheimer fol
the respondents.
Adjourned until Monday. May 2, at I!
O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. =.
Justice Anderson.

Greer VS.. Greer; rule returnable two
days after service; plaintiffs attorney
z. L. Giles.
Macaboy VS.. Macaboy; rule returnabIs
May p; plaintiffs attorney. P. H. Mar,
shall.
Russell vs. Mazza: order extendins
time to file transcript; plaintiffs at.
torney. c. V. INLAY; defendants at.
torneys, Toomey and Toomey.
Henderson vs.. Sherman; order confirm.
ing auditors report; PLAINTIFFS attorney
]. g. Hodges; defendants attorney, c,
S. Hill. -
Delaney VS.. the Kretol Company; de-
cree dismissing bill; plaintiffs attorney,
Nelson Wilson; defendants ATTORNEYS,
Hawken & Havell.
Lansburgh and Bro. vs.. Heathcote.
Robinson vs. Robinson; rule returnable
May II; plaintiffs attorney, Hubert
Newson.
Assignment today:
aF-Blanchard VS.. Auerbach; at.
torneys, Colbert-Ridout.
Es-Cooper vs. Cooper; attorneys. Curtis
Handy, Williams. Offutt
8S-Bradley VS.. Bradley; attorneys,
Ttgnor-JoneS
8S-Thomas vs.. Thomas; attorneys.
johnson, Patterson-Hawken, Haveu.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

6. svindsll, to secure Ruth L. Newman, a,oso,
| four months per cent.
| Square lG7. lot E-Ernest A. Douglas 70 Julius
A. Maedel and Henry H. Bergman. to secure Fred
A. Norway. ai5, monthly payments per cent.
Square lo77 lots 100 to loS-Fred A Norway ct u1
to George NJ. Emmerich and Douglass g. MackaIl
| to secure Washington si1 Per Cent Permanent
Building Association. 500.
Columbia Heights lot 70 block e-Sarina G.
Leon ct Tir. Benjamin K. 70 George NJ. Emmerich
and Douglass 8. MackaI. TO secure Washington Six
Per Cent Permanent Building Association, 500
Square 5Dl. lot 3-ETnest z. Adanson to H. d.
Gordon, to secure Fulton r, Gordon 81 100 one TO
eighty-four months. per cent.
Square 40, lot ll5-ChSres B. Craig to Harry c.
Btse and John NJ. Daniel. to SECURE Ethel NJ.
Rutty. $50 one year per cent seni-arnually.
Square SIS. part original lot E-Annie l. Amos 10
Percy H. Russell and George L. BunneI, to secure
]. Frederick Hueter, Sno three years, per cent
semi annually.
Square rs. lot IS and west rart lot I4-Preston
B. samuels 10 Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts,
to secure Perpetual Building Association, $40
Square Hls, lot l5-Preston B. ssmues TO n. D.
Gordon, TO secure Fulton r. Gordon. 500 one 70
nine years per cent.
Square s4. lot 1s4-AnnA wenig and Emma weniS
to Chaplin Brown and b. Fl. Bergmann. to secure
Oriental Building Association No s. $500.
Square 80. part original lot b-sidney ]. BesSel-
Were Ct TO Wharton z. Lester and Michael ].
Colbert, TO secure National Permanent Building
Association s., 800.
Square DIS lot Is-wiIbur T. Jones ct uI. TO
FirmAn r. Homer and James L. Marshall. TO Sc
cure McIAehlen Banking Corporation $50
year, per cent semi annually.
Square go. lot A-John z. and Harriet Z. Tyler
to American Security and Trust COMPANY, TO secure
East Washington Savings Bank $50 three years
81 per cent seni-snnuAlly.
Washington Heights lot B, block Nellie R.
Pfeifcr ct vir. David G., To John r. Shields and
Richard D. Daniels. to secure Charles A. Shields
| and MyeT Cohen. trustees Of the estate Of George
Emmert, deceased $500. 70 three years. 5 per
| cent ssmi-annuAly.
Square 1852 lots II to 4-Hsrry A. Kite ct u1 70
William C. Sullivan and J. Wriley Jsoobs to secure
Joseph J. Darlington. 5000, two years, PER cent
| ssmi-annuAlly
Square 2s2s lot lSS-Ralph V. Frankhouser ct uI
/ TO Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Custis 10 secure
| Perpetual Building Assocstiou, 81. 30.
Mount Pleasant lot lH block le-wrliAm A. Vol
| land ct uI. to Wade H Cooper and Wilbur h
zepp. to SECURE Samuel NJ. Thrift. S2ooo two years
s per cent quarterly.
| square lOlI lot Tt-Frsdenck Tsrornick ct W. TO
| B. Francis Saul and G. Percy McGlus. 20 secure
Square l077 lots 100 To lo5-Fred A. Norway et uL
secure George R. Repett. 500. year, per cent
| semi annually.
Mount Pleasant, lot s., block ALLAN McIAps
Albert to Watson F. CLARK and Edward Brown. 10
| secure Edgar NJ Msyne. s, 80 three years. 6 per
cent semannually.
Turkey Thicket undivided ons-fourth interest IN
| curity and Trust Company 10 secure National saT-
| inG and Trust Company. 500. monthly payments, 6
| per cent.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
Motor Gossip
By "SIr GroEnn.

The following automobile licenses were
issued yesterday:
5sa62-H H. Hickok. l3l5 Clifton st Ford 1914.
3s63-C. O. Curtis. 81 st. Paige, 1876.
334-R. L. c. Cochrane & Sons. ssh B st
Overland 1914
3sa65-Charles R. Barnick. 20 Tenth St Ford 1916
Se6s-Brooks Harry. Inc, 7l9 nth St Ford
1878
3sa7-Arthur F Tucker 1911 18th st Ford rslS
5aSss-Karst Holman. 1913 18th f. NV; olds 1876
5eos9-James Il. Mackey. 1924 18th st.: REQ 1876
3e57o-C. Il. Leavsn. Ez4 Monroe st. ne Buics
1916.
3C51-Joseph Fletcher. FaIkestone Cts; olds 1915
aS2-R. A Reeves go 9Th st. NV; Ford 1916
5C73-Ppoby- -Arrison Motor Co, l2O Wis. ave.
Demonstrator.
3sS4-willam B. Payne, 4,U sth st. NV; REQ 1915
39G5-S. Z. smsthers. llo5 K st. NV; Cole 1910
pI6-ThomAs F. Snyder, 1856 Meridian; Overland
1913
Ds7-Chsrles H. Beavers 80 10th st. S.; Ford
9s7s-F Fendau Cain. Franklin Bank. Studs
baker 1915
az9-Edwin B. Donaldson. go 9Th st sv.; Buiel
1910
asH-J. K Barclay, 81 Pa. ave- NV; Dodgs 1876
pss-J. Newman, 1910 18th st. NV; FoTd 1914
e5s2-E n. Mattingly. Congress Hts; Dodge 1875
aes3-William E. Lewis NJ. D., 7C6 Harvard ave
Sc Ford 1876
William Jose, manager of the automo-
bile supply department of the National
Electrical Supply Department. leaves to-
morrow morning for Hot Springs, Va.
to attend the automobile jobbers' con-
vention, which is being held there this
week.
Barnum & Bailey did not have a thing
on Dick" Israel, Of the Circle Tire Com
pany. yesterday when it came to the
parade. He was right in line with a
truckload of Miller Geared to the Road
tires.
The Bankhead bill offered in the SEN
ate as a substitute to the Shakelford
measure commonly known as the good
roads bill, was passed yesterday. All
that remains to make It a law now Is the
signature of the President. The bill ap-
propriates S75,0O0,000 for the building OF
good roads throughout the United States,
It stipulates that the first year S5,00o,0ot
shall be used, the next year, $4,000, 900;
Sl5,OOOo0O the third year, and $40 100000 the
fourth year, and $4,000, 900 the fifth year
This money Is to be apportioned among
the different States on a basis of popula-
ton and area This is the first official
recognition that the United States gov
eminent has taken of the good roads
question SO far as making an appropria-
tion of any definite amount of money for
their construction Is concerned. The
good roads division of the Department of
Agriculture has been active for some
Years in experimental work, but that was
the limit OF their. power.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
United States Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward K
Campbell, Judge Fenton W. Booth.
Judge Samuel S. Barney and Judge
George E. Downey.
Henry A. Uterhart, ct al trustees,
VS.. United States; mandate of the Su-
preme Court of the United States pre-
sented by Mr.. Morris F. Frey. for
plaintiffs.
Robert Bullock and David Bullock,
VS.. United States. These cases were
submitted by Mr.. Harry Peyton for
plaintiffs, and Mr.. David Babb for de-
PENDANTS.
Archibald Anderson vs. United
States; dismissed.
H. E. Jenkins, administrator, VS..
/ United States. Mr. Harry Peyton was
heard for plaintiff and Mr.. David Babb
for defendants.
D. D. OGorman VS.. United States.
Mr.. W. E. Harvey was heard for
plaintiff and Mr.. G. T. Stormont for
defendants.
Cases posted for trial Tuesday
1866 and 1903; trial calendar num-
bers, 161, 1852. 1853. 164, 1855, 16S, 40
and 172.
United and Globe Rubber Manufac-
turing Companies; Judgment for
claimant: opinion by Judge Booth.
The Royal Elevator Company; de-
murrer sustained; allowed twenty days
in which to amend petition.
Orders remanding to calendar for
oral argument in following: John E.
Bibb. Samuel H. Knowles, Carl NJ.
Johnson. Stephen NJ. Katzer.
Departmental-The Camden Iron
Works. See order.
Indian depredation-Antoni SalaZar.
administrator. judgment in name Of
| administrator.
Congressional-ClotI Freund; hnd-
inSs of fact.
Findings of fact and conclusion in
following-Sallie ]. Boyd. widow;
Timothy L. Baldwin, Ettie Pope, wild
! ow; Adeline Benjamin. sister; Solo
mon F Flint, Otis G. Gerould, James
T. Joslin, Charles W. Lockman. George
/ H Losey, Sarah H. McNally, widow
/ Nancy E. Stewart, widow.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

torneys. Barnard & johnson and Arthur
Feter.
Shilling va Benton. jr., order continu-
ing restraining order as a preliminary
injunction; plaintiffs attorneys, w. B.
Young & z. A. Jones; defendants at
torney, W. A. Johnston.
Gerber Company vs. Probey ct al;
decree on mandate; PLAINTIFFS attorneys,
Douglas, Ruftin & obear; defendants at
torneys, w. J. Lambert. R. H. Yeat-
man and C. F. Diggs.
Shaw vs. Lane; argued and submitted;
plaintiffs attorneys, C. A. Towns and
Fox & Fox; defendants attorneys,
A. T. Vogelsang and c. E. Wright.
Meyer VS., Ridemour; rule as to pay
ment of money into registry of court re-
turnable May Il; plaintiffs attorney, W.
E. Lester.
Chapel VS.. whipple; decree appoint
ing George Y. Worthington substituted
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, S. F. Talia-
ferro.
Butler VS.. National Savings and Trust
Company; on hearing; plaintiffs at
torney, d. w. Perkins; defendants at
torney. j. ]. Darlington.
Assignment today:
23O-Butler vs.. National Savings anc
Trust Company; attorneys, Perkins-Dar'
lington, Sullivan.
176-Llncoin ct al VS.. Mccormick ct al
attorneys, Warren. Shales-Douglas, JEFF
fords.
8I52-Ewin VS.. Ewin; attorneys. Lamb
Merlllat.
24O-stose VS.. Hight ct al; attorneys
Wllson-Blair Hogan.
24-Credit Clearing House VS.. Nattona
Credit Clearing House; attorneys, Hay
den-Collins.
25O-smith VS.. Smith; attorneys, Clark
Pretzfelder.
252-Wlson VS.. Wilson attorneys, Nc
Lanahan, Burton & Culbertson-Gies.
25S-waugh VS.. McMullen; attorneys
ToNnsend-Gaskins.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
Criminal Division, No. 1.
Justice sIddOnA.

United States agt. Charles c. Glover,
william j. Flather and Henry H.
Flather; on trial; attorneys, ]. J. Dar-
lington. Frank J. Hogan, George P.
Hoover. William G. Johnson. D. w.
.ODonoghue and John B. Stanchfeld
United States VS.. Asbury Bolden;
nonsupport; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Louis B; Ridenour:
nonsupport; bench warrant issued
United States VS.. Thomas Ware:
assault with dangerous weapon: re-
cognizance 5000 taken with W. w.
Stewart surety; attorney. A. W. Scott.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
Probate Division,
Justice McCoy

Estate Rosa Roberts, petition to re.
woke letters of administration filed; at.
torney, C. S. Hill
Estate Carolyn E. Porte; order fol
commissions to issue; attorneys, A. w
Scott and e. F. Colladay.
In re David p. Monks; order ap-
pointing Hugh B. Rowland guardian;
bond. $4,000; attorneys, Berry &
Minor.
Estate Grover NJ. Nahum: order
appointing George Nahum administra.
tor; bond, 800; attorney, F. H
Stephens.
In re Thomas Sweeney, jr, petition
for appointment OF guardian filed; at.
torney, W. J. Lambert
Estate Timothy Brosnahan; will
dated January II. 1915, fled.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
D. C. Court of Appeals.
Present: Chief Justice Shepard, Justice
Van Orsdel and Justice Robb.

Van Orsdel and Justice Robb.
William B. Greeley. Philip C. Dyren-
forth, Charles B. ellison. Joseph R. Glib
son, Elmer J. Davidson. Lynn A. Rowell.
Lester E. Palmer, Andrew Wilson. Will
lam F. Kelly and John A. Dorney were
admitted to practice.
2s2+Ewing vs.. United States ex rel.
Fowler Car Co.: mandate stayed until
further order on motion Of Mr.. r. F.
Whitehead.
2912-Mollohan vs.. Masters ct al; on
motion OF Mr.. D. ". Baker. appellees
allowed to file brief under summer rules.
2s35-Washington Railway and Electric
Com. VS.. Scala; on motion Of Mr.. A A.
Alexander. appellee allowed to file brief
under summer rules.
2916-Randle vs.. Washington Loan and
Trust Co.; motion to advance submitted
by Mr. A. A Alexander.
295S-Richards VS.. Dawson; motion to
advance submitted by Mr.. F. H. Stephens
in support of motion and by Mr.. W. ].
Lambert in opposition.
Patent Appeal No. 1027-Janin vs. Cur
tiss; re-argument commenced by Mr.
Thomas A. Hill for appellant: continued
by Mr.. W. H. Kenyon for appellee: con-
cluded by Mr.. Thomas A Hill for APPEL
liant: appellant allowed two days to file
reply brief
2e57-Wedderburn VS.. wedderburn:
motln to strike out statement of evil
dence granted.
Patent Appeal No. 1ON-Braun VS..
Wahl; argument commenced by Mr., J.
NJ. Colt for appellant, continued by Mr..
P. {. Dyrenforth for appellee; continued
by Mr.. F. NJ. Phelps for appellee and
concluded by Mr.. ]. NJ. Colt for appel
liant
Patent Appeal No. 1o31-In re Ed
ward E. Gold; argument commenced by
by Mr.. A. c. Fraser for appellant
2S67-Gonigal vs.. Trilby ct al; docketed
and dismissed with costs
Assignment for today:
Patent appeals Nos. 1u31 ION hearinsl
1892, 1893, 1854 1895 .Q0SS and 1o89), 1910,
1914, 1o47.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

out Of iO7 failure in business in
Cincinnati during 1915. 1 found that
90 firms, or IS per cent had not ad-
vertised. and that Is firms. or Il per
cent. had advertised spssmodically
and incorrectly or too sparingly.'
The above statement was made by
Jesse NJ. Joseph, in a recent lecture
before the Advertisers Club Of Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
What's the answer? You know II
as well as /.
In this day and age, you cannot be-
little the value Of publicity in any
: endeavor. The evidence that II pays
is too overwhelming for any man OF
business to think seriously Of trying
to get along without It.
Publicity sells goods; II collects
debts; 1t locates missing persons and
catches criminals; It elects men to
public office: It makes capitalists Of
poor men with honest products and
paupers OF dishonest capitalists. 1t is
the only way in the world in which one
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
Criminal Division, No. 2.
Chief Justice COyfnEtou,

United States VS.. Joseph Bentley.
murder second degree; motion of de-
fendant to subpoena witness at ex-
pense OF government granted attor-
neys. L. ]. Mather and R. ]. Downey.
In re estate of Henry c. Freitag. de-
ceased; on hearing; caveator's attor-
neys, H. E. Davis and Joseph Y.
Reeves; caveatee's attorneys, Chaplin
Brown and C. B. Bauman.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09
DEEDS 0E rRTsT

Pleasant Plains, lot lll-Mayett S. Miller ct vir.
Claude E. to Harry S. Welch and Frank stetsnn.
to secure Bessie B. Wclch, 5000 three years. per
cent semi annually.
Square SIS. lot E5-Lavinia De vsle TO John W.
Stewart and Andrew Wilson. TO secure Bessie NJ.
Stewart 500 two and three years per cent semi
annually. Same to Charles W. Simpson and George
NJ. Myerts. TO secure Lucy V. Beale. S92-o. six
months and two years per cent semi annually.
Whitecrof lots S to 81. block Harry K. Boss
and H. Glenn Phelps to James A. Cahll and Fred
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

II you are going to catch the tide in
the affairs OF men which. taken at the
flood. leads on to fortune" you need
the assistance OF good. clean. consistent
ADVERTISING to make you heavy
enough for heavy work."-Dan $ayles.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-09

lawsuits.
5s12s-Raymond A. Heiskell VS.. John E.
Fenwick: certiorari; defendants attor-
ney, C. A. White.
59129-Michael ]. Colbert VS.. Ralph z.
Walker; certiorari.
59130-Charles o. Millar VS.. John Thole;
damages s2o. .o0O;. plaintiffs attorneys. N.
S. Bowles and John Ridout.
59131-Charles J. Williamson VS.. Auto
matte Chemical Fire Extinguisher and
Alarm Company; account s4s1.25; plain
tiff's attorney, c. H. Merillat.
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3sST-Charles G. Stott. trustee. VS.
Virginia NJ. Sweeney. infant. to substi'
tute trustee; plaintiffs attorney, 1. H
Linton.
3430S-Edna L. Greer VS.. Charles E
Greer; for limited divorce; plaintiffs at
torney, E. L. Gies.
3f309-Cora B. and Albert w. Chappe
vs.. katherine J. Whipple; to substitute
trustee; plaintiffs attorney, s. F. Talia
ferro.
345lo-Catherine Macaboy VS. Franz
Macaboy;- for divorce; plaintiffsN attor.
ney. =. II. Marshall
3i3l1-Simon N. Meyer VS.. Charles H
Ridenour ct al; bill in nature OF bill
Of interpleader; plaintiffs attorney. w
E. Lester.
34312-Walter B. Traekle VS.. Margare
D. Traekle; for absolute divorce; plain
tins attorney, Rice Hooe.