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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lexington place between Sixth and Seventh
streets northeast square S62 lot 15-MoTrs B.
Brown ct vir. Andrew W, to Lee Brown, SO
Eighth street between I and K streets northeast
square ss3 lot Zl-Charles NJ Corson to George W
and airline NJ Estsp Joint tenants, so; trust,
Connecticut Avenue Highlands, lot 50 to 81. BLOCK
the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Company "a
Joseph E. Bury. 800.
Square 2sl, lots q. q. 81 and 3; aauars 2oa
lots l3. Il, Is and Is; square aB8 lots 3 3 z q
and u TO S-Addition to Rock Of Dumbarton-
Georgs J. Eastsday and Albert T. Counbe trJs+
tees, 70 the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Con.
pany, 5000.
ssgs L street northwest. square 30 par,
original lot s-Rathsrins J. Fsloousr TO @ Chester
Caywood, SO.
4os Tenth street southwest. square 81, uublots
iRl9-Bslls Gordon, executor ct al to Nora
Turner. 81.
rs Fourth street southeast, squHrs Sd lot 3
Belle Golden and Milton S. Csrpintsr. executors
ct al TO Cora N. Tracy, 81
40 Tenth street southwest square ST sub-lots
lS and i5l-Belle Golden, executrix and Milton
8. CARPENTER, executor, ct al to Georgia F. Col
den, s..
square Ep, lots loa and m6. Chflum Castle
HsightS-Munsey Trust Company, trustee, to @. T.
Huffard, s. no
shsrwoods Addition. BrookIand, lots 70 and 70,
block flames L. Sherwood ct uI- Rose E., to
Robert L KauSs, so
500 and SE2 Reservoir street northwest; 1874
Thirty-fourth street northwest, square lzl, parts
lots % and Sl-Honry NJ Smith to Georxs z. smith,
SO.
squars s77 10. 81. Darlington. block 4-sraris
L. Taylor 70 Harry 8. NicholS SO; trust $50
street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
southeast square l074. lot k-John P. werres ct
". Clara E, Joint tenants, TO CtarIes NJ Light
boTn, so.
Mount P1sassnt-Iaac Krlutsn to Thomas R.
and Marie v. De~dney. part lot .. block Il SO;
stamps. st.
Manor Park-Ftank u Piummer ct M. to z
NorTal Fortson. lot l, square S3i1, So
~ Kentucky aFsnne southeast-Ltnda H Webb
to Harry s. Clements. lot So, square 1903, so.
Dooons Additcn-Thomas A. Jameson 10 Roland
o. and Lena N Drach. lot 75 square 5ol, 80.
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Circuit Division, No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Burke, administrator VS.. District Of
Columbia; sealed verdict ordered: plain
tins attorneys, MILAN & Smith and z.
H. Burke; defendants attorneys, F. H.
Stephens.
Assignment today:
325-Brosnan VS.. Zeu Motor Car
Company; attorneys, Neale & England
-Sheehy.
327-Butler VS.. Henderson: attor-
neys, Baker. Leahy-Darlington.
273-Snowden VS.. Capital Traction
Company; attorneys, Guy, Garrett
Hogan.
279-Tait VS.. District of Columbia;
attorneys, Ridout-Syme, Williams.
109-Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance
Company; attorneys, Davis-Dar-
lington.
11O-Espert VS.. franklin Insurance
Company; attorneys, Davis-Dar-
llngton.
5S962-Shaver VI. Costinett; attorneys,
Shaver-Colbert, Atkisson.
131-Magruder VS.. Hazel; attorneys,
Quinn-Sillers, Forrest.
2s9-Walker VS.. Kaveney; attorneys,
Bradheld, David-Hoover.
22s-WOng For Moy VS.. Kingsley; at
torneys, Boyd, Wnson-Hamilton & Ham
uton.
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Cranda1I's Avenue Grand-Feature
Films,

The program arranged for presenta-
tion at Crandalrs Avenue Grand next
week includes Marguerite Clark on
Sunday in the Paramount fiImizat ton
of Mark Twains The Prince and the
Pauper." The Shadow OF Doubt" in
which Carlyle Blackwell stars, will be
given on Monday. Florence Reed will
be seen on Tuesday, in the Pathe fea-
ture, The Woman's Law" Mary
Miles Minter appears Wednesday in
Lovely Mary" William Farnum in
"A Man of Sorrow" will be shown
Thursday. Marguerite Clark makes
her second appearance for the week
on Friday in still Waters" Edwin
August and Ormi Hawley are featured
in The Social Highwayman," which
is the attraction scheduled for Sat
urday
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kelth's-TaudeyiIIe.

Bert Kalmar and Jessie Brown and
company will be seen in Nursery
land" a musical frolic. Another stel-
lar feature will be Albert whelan,
the Australian comedian. A third Of
tering Will be william Morris in
MRS. Temples Telegram" Then
there will be Princess Jue Quong Tai,
singing in many Languages; Marie
Nordstrom in Bits of Acting" Foster
Ball and Ford West in Since the
Days of 81 the Mosconi brothers:
Heras and Preston; the organ recitals
and the Pathe pictorial
Sunday the bill will offer Adelaide
and Hughes, Rooney and Bent, Mil
dred Macomber and company in
Holidays Dream" Harry Cooper.
Jim and Betty Morgan, Allan Dine
hart and company; Marion Weeks.
Kartelli, and the other numbers in
the current weeks program.
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Equity Division, No. :,
Jusffce Mccoy,

Hunt VS. Mansfield; rule returnable
May 5; plaintiffs attorneys, Barnard &
johnson.
Madden vs.. Howard; reference to Will
lam II. ShipIey, examiner; plaintiffs at
torney. George c. Gertman.
Altman vs.. COnnor; reference to Will
lam H. Shipley, examiner; plaintiffs at
tOrney. George c. Gertman.
In re estate OF John Wheelwright; on
hearing: attorneys. Chauncey, Hackett
and Eugene COngleton.
Assignment for today:
Probate No 2OO91-In re estate Of John
WheeIwright; attorneys, Hackett-
Rounds.
No. PA Boyts vs.. Mann: attorneys, Bal
linger. Ridout-Darlington.
. No. 100. Lynham vs.. Hufty; attorneys,
SuIlivan-BuTke, Hufty.
No. 222. Shank VS.. Shank ct al; attor-
heys, Sullivan-Quinn.
No. 228. Dorsey VS.. Dorsey ct al; at
tOrneys, williamson-Gaskins.
No. go. Butler vs. National Savings
and Trust Company; attorneys, Perkins
Darlington.
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N pREALE ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

Holmsad Msnor-wiliam P MetraH TO Msrhan
McKtbbon, lot In block IS SO
Tenth street southeast, between Z and + streets
and Golden street southwest. between Ninth and
Ienth streets-Bene Golden ct al. TO William
G.. Carter lot s. square ss3 and onethird interest
In lot b, square ST. s. Eg'
F1rst Addition TO Washington HighIands-Jere-
nish J, Desmond TO Mary A. Desmond. lots 90
and 81. square GLIB so.
l84 street northeast-G. Gordon Bailey ct ux.
to Walter W. Bates lot 40 square lGa. so
LIS Eighth street northWest-Wilism B. Denham
70 WIAe W. Denham, lot 81 square 800. SO.
City View Heishts-Henry h Gilfry, trustee, ct
u1 to B. =. Shelter, lot 81 square 4E72 $40.
Petworth -dAry NJ. Ward to George T. Bohsnnon,
lot 60 square Ss3, SO.
Fourteenth snd-a-hAH street northeast. between b
and streets-Msry Il Tnplstt to William B.
and Margaret o. RaJnsr, lot s. square lc55 So
FIRST Addition to Manor Park-Htber L. Thorn
ton and Alexander NJ German, trustee. to Harmsl
B.. Compton. lots 5. 81 g. square s2s9. s75.
X street northwest. between Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth Streets-DaTid ]. DUNCAN TO Carrie NJ.
sutton. lot lo4, square l7s SO; stamps SIS.
HA-H3H9 U street northwest and Florida ave
nue. northeast between Seventh and Eighth streets
Carrie Sutton TO David ]. Dunigan lots 23 %
and Zo9, square 80, lot 30. square $50. SO
BTightwood Parkway e EdmonSton 10 Irwin
OEings. lot d. block 8. $3.50.
LAnter Heishts-Hsrry G. Meem and A. Bertrsm
and a5, S3D1
Eighth street northeast, between 1 and streets
George W. CARL ct E. TO Charles NJ Coson,
all original lot and part original lot 7, square
sss, SO.
North Columbia Hsghts-Mary A. Ingraham to
Elisha P. Taylor lot s. block g. SO; stamps 81 So
B strest northeast, between FRtsenth and Six
tesnth streetS-Elisha P. Taylor ct ux % Edward
F. Crawford. lots 50 TO s. square 1860, 80
Fifth street northeast between and streets
Elisha P. Taylor ct VI. to Edward F. Crawford.
lot "a square s4, SO
Chevy Chase GroTe-Jsnnis z Abbott st viz WILL
lam H. to Edward 8. Eveleth lots as TO T. square
2O2, SO.
Seventeenth street near Columbia road northwest
Harry Wariman and Thomas Bones TO James II.
Gore, lot II, block 4. Meridian Hill, SO; satnps.
50.
Cathedral Highlands-C. J. Bell. surviving trustee,
To Andrew ]. Green, lots D and Z. square 1892
244@
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plafns-Jsnss II.
Gore TO Harry Wardman and Thomas P Bones,
lots II and q. block d, 80
Ninsteenth street northwest between r And s
streets-Ella Noon TO David ]. Dunigzn lot q
and part lot IS, square 10, SO.
1879 to lSz. Riggs place no-thwest-JuIes F. G.
de Gsofroy ct al to Harry O. Birgs, lots 81 TO
%. square Ts. SO
i629 to 1857. Rigs place northwest-Genrps How
ard and National Savings and Trust Company 70
Harry O. Bigs. lots Il to 5 square I7s SO
1919 TO I6I. Riggs place northuest-Harry c.
Brse ct ux. 70 Luther A. SwartZeu lots 8 ito
Is, SO !
InEeside-Luther A. swartzen 70 Hary G. Lay
cock, lot g. block "A. SO
lnglesde-Luther A. Swar1eu to Allan Nc
Lane Albert, lot "a, block ls 80
lnglesids-Luthsr A. Swartzen to Ethel N Rutty
lot 50, block 6; lot 81. block 10; SO
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Loew's mbia-Paramou
Pictures.

Geraldine Farrar will be seen for the
third time in motion pictures in Maria
Rosa" at LOew's Columbia next week.
Maria Rosa" tells the story of a young
Spanish peasant girl who is admired bv
two youths Of the village. Jealousy takes
possession of one of them and the other
Is falsely accused of crime and sentenced
10 a long term in prison. Maria Rose
loves the imprisoned Andres. But upon
being told that he is dead, she consents
TO marry Ramon, the jealous one. On
the wedding day Andres returns; the
truth becomes known and Maria and
Andres are happily united.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. the
Japanese actor, Sessue Hayakawa. will
De seen in Allen Souls" "Alien Souls
gives a vision of the difficulties which
beset men and women OF other races
who seek to live and love as Anglo
Saxons.
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IN CONFIDENCE we shall call

TN CONFIDENCE we shall call
4 this unwise little girl "Dulcie, "
and even as l name her that it
seems appropriate, because Dulcie in
Spanish means sweet, and she was
just that-the sugar of disposition
unmixed with the salt of common
sense.
Her parents had made the sad mis-
take OF giving her more privileges
than were good for her. And because
she was rather a fragile girl, the
only child, her mother cherished her,
lessening the duties which would
have built up her character, making
many foolish sacrifices so she could
satisfy every one of Dulcie's whims.
Dulcle never was selfish girl, but
she accepted all of these favors which
she felt were her birthright and
shrank away from any work which
would take her away from her lazy
trend. Dulcie's mother wanted her to
have pretty white hands, so they
were never dipped into the dish wa
ter, and because of Dulcie's weak
back (the mother apologized) no one
ever saw her with a broom in her
hand, learning the duties of house
wife, which should be a part of every
girls education.
Cooking she despised-dressmaking
was a bore to her-nor did she care
particularly for her studies at school.
"Dulcie must not overwork," her
mother was heard to remark within
Dulcie's hearing, many, many times.
81 would rather have her backward
in her school work than ruin her
health for the rest Of her life"
And backward she was until she
reached seventeen, when her young
school friends flattered her into be-
lieving she could become a success
full actress. Many bitter tears did her
mother weep over Dulcie'S determine
tion to 60 on the stage, but so &C
customcd was this selfish, unselhsh
mother to giving in to her daughter
and registered Dulcie's name as q
prospective moving picture actress.
AS Dulcie was very pretty and had
refined little face which the cast
ing director knew would photograph
and look we'll upon the screen, she
was given q chance. Her mother
came with her on this day of days,
but Dulcie made it very obvious that
her mother was not welcome there
and she would rather be alone. This
girls, is such a great mistake, for no
one knows like our mothers what is
best for US, and the instinct oi
motherhood is to watch and guard
against any shadows which may in
gulf their daughters.
Dulcie looked so we'll upon the
screen that she was given many
chances, although the directors be-
gan personally to dislike her because
she was spoiled, lazy and seldom on
time.
"If I didn't think that girl had
some rare possibilities, one of the
directors told me, 81 would let her
go Immediately, but il she is willing
to work she's bound to succeed"
So carried away was Dulcie by her
environment that ambition counted
second to a desire for romance, and
the first thing we discovered-to the
gossippy surprise of the studio-that
Dulcie was seen talking very often
to one OF the handsome young lead
ing men, whom we all knew was not
only married, but the father of two
children.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1915.

entered; remanded and referred to proba'
ton officer; attorney, H. L Tignor.
United States VS.. Ogle jackson; assault
to rape; verdict OF guilty Of simple as
sault, but not guilty as to assault to com
NIT rape; attorney. NJ. z. O'Brien.
United States VS.. William Z. Dunning'
ton; non-support bench warrant issued
United States VS.. William Gray; non
support; nolle pros entered as to first
count; plea of guilty of second count
sentenced to Occoquan for one year
sentence suspended and placed on pro
bation; recognizance Of 800 taken; or
dered to pay 50 per week to wife.
United States VS.. Wright Harrison
housebreaking and larceny; sentenced &c
Occoquan for ten months; attorney, o
A. Bigoness.
United States vs. Isaac Lee; assault
with dangerous weapon; sentenced tc
penitentiary for one year and one day
attorney, ]. P. Neal.
United States VS.. Harry warnell; Sc.
duction; motion for new trial and motion
in arrest of Judgment filed; motion fol
leave to file affidavlts filed and granted
Coy Chief Justice Covington); attorney
J. A. O'Shea.
United States VS.. Leonard Barker; non
support; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Samuel c. Baldwin
non-support; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Raymond Dorsey;
housebreaking and larceny; plea Of not
guilty withdrawn and plea Of guilty en-
tered; attorney, s. ]. Melick-
United States VS.. William Wells; house.
breaking and larceny; cases consolidated
for trial; jury sworn and respited; attor.
ney, S. ]. Melick.
United States vs.. John A Mcdonald
non-support of wife; warrant Of removal
from district of New Jersey filed; bal
fixed at $500; recognizance OF $500 taken
attorney, s. McC. Hawken.
United States VS.. George Brown; depre.
dation on private property; verdict Of
guilty; remanded; attorney, ]. NJ. Muir.
ply.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Edward Sullivan.
United States VS.. George R. Drury
United States VS.. Mary Anderson.
United States VS.. Charles G. Bryan fol
sentence at 1:15 p. mO
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CrandaII's-Feature Films.

Kitty Gordon will be seen at CrandaIrs
next week in Her Maternal Right" a
vehicle especially written for her by
Willard Mack. It is scheduled for show
ting on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Theda Bara is to be seen in her latest
production from the Fox studios. The
Eternal Sapho," which is scheduled for
showing on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday. Her role affords her suficient
opportunity to display her talents as a
designing, artful siren, Turing her VIC
tins to destruction In the cast are
James Cooley. Mary Martin. Warner
GLAND and little Kittens Reichert Sat
urday's attraction is a return engage
ment OF Clara KimbalI Young, in The
Feast Of Life"
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Supreme Court of the United States.

Supreme Court Of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr. Jus
flee Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van Devanteri
Mr.. Justice Pitney and Mr.. Justice NC
Reynolds.
e. E. Du Fresno, Of Manila, P. L, and
Isaac B. Owens, of New York City, were
admitted to practice.
No. s57. The Hart Steel Company ct al
petitioners, VS.. the Railroad Supply Com
pSny; and
petitioners, VS.. Elyr1a Iron Steel Com
pauy. Continued, per stipulation
No. $50. Dan O'NeiIl. plaintiff in error
VS.. the Northern Colorado Irrigation
Company ct al Continued, per stipula'
ton.
No. ss. Terminal Taxicab Company
Incorporated, vs. Charles w. Kutz ct al,
Commissioners Of the District Of Column
bla, ct al Argument continued by Mr.. g.
Thomas Dunlop for the appellant; by Mr.
Conrad H. Syme for the appellees, and
concluded by Mr.. G. Thomas Dunlop for
the appellant
No S5l. Ben F. Looney. attorney gen.
eral of the State Of Texas, appellant, vs.
Crane Company. Argued by Mr.. B. F.
Lsooney for the appellant and by MT
Joseph Manson Mccormick for the ap-
Pellee-
No. ~. Mark Craig, palinttI in error,
va Commonwealth Of Kentucky. Argued
by Mr. Arthur H. Mann for the defendant
IN error.
No. Z72 Mark Craig. plaintiff in error,
vs.. Commonwealth Of Kentucky. In error
To the Hardin County Quarterly Court,
the state Of Kentucky. Judgment re-
versed, with costs and cause renanded
for further proceedings upon confession
Of error by the defendant in error and
motion Of Mr.. Arthur H. Mann for the
defendant In error.
No. 16 Original. State OF Missouri.
complainant, VS.. the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Railroad Company. Argument
Of motion to strike out part Of answer
commenced by Mr.. John T. Barker for
the complainant in support Of the mo-
ton
Adjourned until tomorrow at Z o'clock.
The day call for Thursday, May l. Will
Be as follows: Nos 16 original; 1ss, So
Cand S53), SO, SIS, $50. 374. S7s and 81.
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One Of the girls took DuIeie ,,;5.
ana &c ID her frankly she would h.
slked about If she verg not r,o-s
guard's d Of herself, but Dulcie We
used h having her own way and U,ss
indig pint that any one dared renri-
man' ! her or suggest her course of
IN y mother wouldn't dare tell N.
what TO do" she scolded al the f;rI
VINO would have been her friend. ~snd
cert unly don't intend to take .ny-
thing from you. What l do /, nv
own fair and / won't be bossed by
LOT: OF jealous, evil-thinlins peo-
Fr ON gossip it drifted into scan
dal, and from scandal into a senuIr.
attal Z which involved this young eirI
IN 2 : very unhappy notoriety. I do
not think she ever really cared for
this actor, but his wife, who had long
ssine-[ uearied of him because Of bis
inco hi ,tancies, sued for a divorce and
nam ctl Dulcie as correspondent, DuI-
Gle had written him foolish letters
whi eh had fallen into his wif,'s
han ds, although there was not one
OF Is at the studio who did not think
DuI Gle was innocent of any wrong
doiL A.. She was just a foolish m
nap Pl girl, and how bitterly she paid
for her indiscretions!
low, as she goes from one studio
TO the other, she is branded as the
girl who came between a well-knov-n
act, II and his wife, and is the sub
JeSt much speculative gossip as TO
what she will do next. The wo-ne1
do m 1t like her, the men are . EttI.
unkI1 d. and perhaps for wears she
will. bear these scars which sb. b,---
ed v Jon her own III,
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Strand-Fenture Films.

Mary Boland and Frank Keenan, will
be seen on the screen at Moores Strand
Theater. Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
in THE Stepping Stone" a domestic
drama. The added comedy feature will
be 'Bucking Society" with Ford sterl-
ing
On Wednesday and Thursday Mabel
Taliaferro will be seen in Paying the
Price" The extra attraction will be
Carol Holloway in a comedy entitled,
Number Please" Friday and Saturday
will show Soul Mates" in which Char
lotte Burton is featured. The comedy
attraction during this engagement will
be Harry Watson, in The Troubles Of
Musty Suffer"
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Gayety-BurIesque,

To the Gayety Theater next week comes
Billy Watson and his Beef Trust Bur
lesquers. By special request on this, his
farewell tour Mr.. Watson will play
'Krausemeyers Alley" and THE Lucky
Girl. Besides Watson, the cast includes:
Frank Bambard, Lew Reynolds, Billy
swan, Jean Leighton, Kathryn Pearl.
Margaret Newell and Annette Walker.
The company, in fact, derives its name
from the chorus, inasmuch as the in
dividual weights of its members range
from 80 pounds to a maximum weight
not given.
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Observation-Disclosures,

Next weeks burlesques at the Lyceum
Theater are entitled THE Girls Behind
the Counter" and 1.-THE Land of No
where The first is a satire on every
day life in a department store. Matt
Kolb and Harry Rogers will handle the
comedy situations, assisted by Evelyn
Price, Hazel Grant and Kiddy Warren.
Mile. La Grace, the classical dancer,
who was unable to appear at this week.
performances, has been engaged for next
week.
The musical selections are said to be
unusually tuneful
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District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Anderson.

In re lunacy Of E. A. Dean; order ao-
ceptinz report
Lerch VS.. Southern Securities Society;
order appointing Stanton c. Peelle re-
ceiver; plaintiffs attorneys Sleman &
LerCh
Martin VS. Mardsn; decree substituting
trustee; plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston &
Richardson; defendants attorney, s. D.
Willis
Assignment today:
361-Conklin VS.. New York Life In
surance Company; attorneys, johnson
Berry Minor.
263-Clark VS. United States Realty
Company: attorneys. Britton, Gray,
Tucker-Williams, Tucker, Kenyon,
Nacfarland.
gT-BIanchard VS.. Auerbach; attorneys,
COIbert-RidOut.
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Cireuit Division No. ..
Justice Stafford.

Richardson VS.. Engle; judgment on YER
dict for defendant VS.. plaintiff for costs;
plaintiffs attorney, G. L. Whitford; de-
fsndant's attorney, H. z. Davis.
Assignment for today:
4O2-Weiss VS.. City and Suburban
Railway; attorneys, Baker, Ostermen
Hoover.
39O-Wilson VS.. Boyd; attorneys,
Rhodes, Observation-Disclosures.
19S-Barrett VS.. Coffin; attorneys
Hoover-West.
Birney-Plumley.
40, 81. I57 and 15ePierce VS. Com
mercial Fire Insurance Co.; attorneys,
W. c. Clephane-Douglas, Rut1n & Obear,
J. S. Easby-Smith and J. B. Archer.
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lawsuits,

59111-Lewis, Hubbard & Co. vs. Charles
P. Haynes; account $29s.99 PLAINTIFF S
attorneys. W. c. Prentiss nd George
Francis Williams.
59112-Fannie Henson vs.. the Continental
Life Insurance Co. (appellanD; appeal;
defendants attorney, Mark Stearman.
59113-Katherine Winterburn vs. Charles
Winterburn; certiorari; defendants at
torney, R. H. McNeill.
5911+Austin I. Jarboe VS.. Katherine ].
Falconer; judgment m. c. s242.O7; plain
tiff's attorney, John I. Sacks.
5S115-Anna NJ Kepler VS.. Louis E Phil
lips; foreign judgment S953.5O; PLAINTIFF S
attorneys, Faust & Wilson.
5Sll6-Samuel Working vs. City and Su-
burban Railway; damages $4,000; plain
tif's attorney, W. P. Plumley
59117-Detreit Heating Co. VS.. Susan P.
Okie; certiorari; defendants attorney, H.
P Okle.
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Garden-Feature Films.

Tuesday at the Garden will be "Gloria's
Romance" in which Billie Burke is the
star. The bill will include Robert Ede-
son, who will be pictured In AL Woods
big Jim Garrity."
On Wednesday and Thursday there1l
be another double feature program, the
headline attraction being Lying Lips, 1"
featuring Winifred Greenwood and
Franklin Ritchie. The second feature
VIII Bring forward Frank Daniels in a
comedy. Friday and Saturday will be
given over to a double Triangle pro-
gram, the main feature being Sold for
Marriage" The leading roles will be as
sumed by Lillian Glsh, William H.
Thompson, william Desmond and other
D. w. Griffith stars. The comedy por-
ton Of the bill will be supplied by SEN
netts Keystone comedians.
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Probate Division,
Justice Mccoy.

Estate Stephen H. Mills: order confirm
ing sale OF realty; attorneys, Fenning &
Gordon.
Estate Samuel L Glasgow; order for
sale Of bonds to make partial distri-
button; bond. 5000; attorney, C. D. Gar
rett.
Estate Ann W. Todd; order approving
loan; attorney, r NJ Parker.
Estate George W. Osborn; order for
sale OF personal property; attorney,
Irving Williamson.
Estate Clara Thornton; order extend
ing time for fling account; attorney, J..
H. IIchliter.
Estate William NJ. Darlington; will
dated July IS, 1907, filed.
Estate Bridget Hill; Will dated July
26, 1907, hled.