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Meade County news., 1916-05-11

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Meade County news., 1916-05-11

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Meade County news., 1916-05-11
Worry wears worse than work.

IMITATION IS 9lNcEREsT FLATTERv
but like counterfeit money the imita-
tion has not the worth of the original.
Insist on la Creole" Hair Dressing
It's the original. Darkens your hair In
the natural way, but contains no dye.
Price $1.00.-Adv.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11
Another Explanation.

What is being candid fatherf"
Speaking unto others as you would
not like them to speak unto you"
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

Most particular women use Red Cross
Ball Blue. American made. Sure to please.
At all good grocers. Adv.
Meade County news., 1916-05-11

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-13

Sunrise, 5:28; sunset, 6:O3.
Amelia Prokaski and 2-year old
baby, 5434 S. Latin, missing.
Woman servant in home Of DR..
Mandel Cohen, 3417 Indiana aV.,
found to be typhoid carrier. Three
recent deaths in family.
He v. WaItmaier, station agent
Sacramento station, West Side IL,
robbed Of So by two armed men.
s. Winifred De Wolfe, missing daugh-
ter of Mrs. Edgar De Wolfe, N. Y,
found here asmember of Thee. Kos
lofts Russian ballet.
Mrs. Maria Ham, IS, 1916 Bau-
vans, found dead. Heart trouble.
EIma Eckburg, 4741 w. Monroe,
badly hurt by street car.
Chicago delegates. to Springfield
convention of I'll. Equal Suffrage
assn to leave Oct, 18.
Mrs. Vim. Powell says her divorced
husband offered her auto and money
to remarry him. Divorced Nov, 1912.
Wants 81, $50 back alimony.
\ Albert Schonmer, 19, Pip Fowler,
, arrested on charge of taking jewelry,
paroled for one year.
Mrs. Mary M. jackson, wife of Jos.
E. Jackson, BerWyn, says hubby
wants to put her in insane asylum
to avoid alimOny when her divorce
suit is heard.
w. c. Collier, 50, 1889 N. Campbell,
accused by IL young girls, held to
gt4nd Jury.
John Haupt, owner of City Hall
inn, 1O4 N. La Sale, arrested after
fight with wife. Said he was paying
attention to Annie"
Mrs. Lee jackson, arrested for fall
ing to pay hotel bill, freed when hus-
band settled.
Chicago hotels won't charge extra
for bread.
Geo. Lonchar, 1858 Indiana av., ar
rested in morals court on charge of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-13

to cost S25O,OOO submitted to West
Park commissioners. 9
Lloyd Bopp sentenced to hang for
murder of Policeman Herman Ma
low
Louis Triana, 1905 w. Harrison;
booked on murder charge in connec-
ton with killing of Vtncenzo Rossi,
1900 Taylor N. Triana and Angelo
Tarla held as accessories.
Mrs. Justince C. Kerr, widow of B.
B. Kerr, N. Y. atty, found dead in
Palmer house. Heart trouble.
Judge S6uIIy decided women voters
needn't tell ages.
Saloon license commission expect
ed to recommend revocation of Ii
censes Of six Sunday law violatOrs.
Wilson Wilder, Glencoe, hurt by
auto Of Chas. N. Stroll, Winnetka.
Frank Craps, 1705 Dayton, dumb
and lame, missing.
Mrs. Louise Johanna Nancarrow
wants divorce from Richard J. Nan
carrow. Says he had an affair" on
steamer Christopher Columbus with
Margaret Armstrong"
Marie Allen, %, and Louis Miller,
81, 1880 Carroll av., arrested. Police
saw girl f1irt with man.
VIM. McCleary, 70, civil war vet
eran, found sleeping in B. & o. sta
ton. Cared for by police.
Mrs. Augusta !. Holmes sued Albert
w. Holmes for divorce. Have two
children. Says while they lived in
want hn hOuobt oriffo Fo- 0o+E,o,,
woman"
Frank D. Usicka, 1929 S. SpauI-
ding aV., badly hurt when he drove
John M. Smyth & Co. auto truck off
bridge into Glencoe ravine.
School board finance committee
meeting postponed until tomorrow.
Charge of obtaining money under
false pretense against Fred'k Van
Ness, Evanston, dismissed.
Fire in hIIiIdiDer a. G%a%a and Waeh
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
Potomac Boat Club Has
Regatta for Tomorrow

Tho Potomac Boat Club Is offering a
regatta on the Upper Potomac tomor-
row afternoon, the first Of a series
to be held during the summer.
A committee composed of Charles w.
Cadet, James 8. Abbott and Howard w.
Gaines. has been working in an effort
to interest as many members as pos
sible. and already assurance has been
given of representative entry list.
The program, which Is scheduled to
get under way promptly at 4:3O o'clock.
will include ten events, as follows.
Junior single sculls, canoe doubles,
junior quads, Junior Fights, canoe sim
giles. mixed Fights. junior double sculls.
class quads, canoe fours. and class
Fights.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
Broad Jump, 115-Pound Class.

y. LAnkins, Ecidnston; Eugene sullivan
yores; Frsrk Reilly. Adams RAYMOND Tar-
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
Decision Expected
In Sisters Case

CINCINNATI. Ohio, June IA de-
cision nthe Sisler case which has been
hanging fire in national commission
circles for about a year may be hand
ed down here Monday by August Herr
mann. chairman Of the commission.
. The decision is expected to give the
ST. Louis Browns a clear claim to Sis
Ter. who also is claimed by Pittsburgh.
Unofficially Hermann has said no evil
dence has been submitted by Pitts
burgh to show that Sisler ever signed
with the Pirates. Pittsburgh has car
ried Sisler on its ineligible list several
years while he was attending the Uni
versity of Michigan, and later when he
signed with the Browns last year and
won a regular job with that club.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
Close Competition Is
Expected Tomorrow
letes in Washington Graded Schools-All Have
Won First Second, or Third in Contests

rell. Brent: Morgan Byrde. Addison; Ray
mond Eddy Addison; Charles Torreyson.
Fillmore George snoot. Dennison; William
Peterson. Ludlow; Ethelbert Duncan. Car
berry; NJ. wediman. Edmonds: Harry Amer.
sma wanss Msh hhhds ehas
Loomis. Langdon, and @. spoesser. Langdon.
100-Yaryi Dash, Unlimited Class.
Wesley, Vaughan, Gage; v: Callahan. Eek.
stringfellow. Force: Warren Loving. Adams;
Joe Hunt. Grant; John Hernandez. Hilton;
John LeFoe. Brent; Raymond Latchford.
Cherry. Industrial H.; William scanion,
Corcoran; John Fegan. Hubbard; Alfred
Burdine. Johnson; Paul Emmert. johnson;
carbery: C. Stein. Ludlow Paul Coz. LenoS
Wilbur St Clair. Lenox; Page white. Con-
gress Heights; Francis Greene. Ross: Stan
ley Mullin, Gales: Martin white. Henry
Polk. and Gordon SLATER Henry Polk.
High Jump, Unlimited Class.
Lawrence Anderson. Takoma; William
FHSler Gage J. Austin EGsinston Charles
Brent; Warren Slice, Hilton; Elden Bailey
Hilton; Elmer Burdett, Industrial II.
Smith, Curtis; Frank Cavanaugh. Industrial
West, F.Ssr coo G d snss RiS9
Ross: Walter Scheuch. Carbery; Howard
Badger, Maury: George Mathery. carbery;
Raymond HAZEL. Buchanan: Robert Frazier.
Wallach; Harry Rosenthal. Lenox; Carl
Reislnger. Henry-Polk: Lesley Kohler, Alb.
bot. and Leroy Harris. Abbot.
|. Broad Jump, Unlimited Class.
Charles Hall. Brookland; Walter Fields
Takoma; Hayser Robinson, Gage: X. Yea
Thompson s. Edmonds, Thompson: Tony
Miller. Adams: Stanley Henderson, Hilton
Haywood Saunders. Hilton; Edward Stan
tom. Corcoran Carroll Alder. Industrial H
Heath. Curtis; z. Hixon. Cooke; v. Con.
nelly, Cooke: Edward Atkinson, Hubbard
A. c. Weidman. Ludlow: f. Peterson. Lud.
low; Robert BARNES. Carbery: Edison Bald
win, Bryan; Raymond Payne. Cranch; Wal
ter Lord. Bryan: Paul Byrne. Twining. ant
Vernon Grey. LAngdon.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
GOLFERS EXPECTING
TO MAKE NEW MARKS
Championship Aspirants Off on
First Rounds Today Predict
Surprises.

Championship aspirants for District
title honors were confident today OF
making records in the annual District
match, which started this morning
over the Columbia Country Club
course.
Walter r. Tuckerman. twice holder
of the title. and w. 8. Reyburn. last
years winner, were among the play
ers. 1t was predicted that on account
Of the ideal weather conditions and
the perfection OF the course unusually
low scores would be made.
The fact that successive club and
open tournaments during the last
month have served to put the golfers
on edgeVfs an argument that excep-
tionally good golf will be displayed
ay and tomorrow.
This In the third annual champion
ship tournament of the District of
Columbia Golf Association. the asso-
citation having been organized during
the year 1914. The first tournament
was held at the Columbia Country
Club, and was won by w. r. Tuck
erman, of Chevy Chase. with a score
of s22 strokes for the seventy-two
holes, the event having been at medal
play. DR.. l. L. Harlan won second
place, and George p. James won third
place. Both Of the latter players are
from Columbia Country Club. The
1915 tournament was at match play
and was held at the Chevy Chase
Club, being won by w. 8. Reyburn, OF
Chevy Chase. with w. r. Tuckerman
also of Chevy Chase, runner-up.
There are forty-two players of note
in the tournament today. The low
score is expected to better that OF
Walter Tuckerman at 322 for the sev-
enty-two holes, made In the first
years competition. Thirty-six holes
The Washington times., 1916-06-02

will be played today and the same
number tomorrow.
Pairings and times of starting are
as follows:
s:00-E. b. Eynon, jr. (Columbia), and
A. Winter (Columbia).
9:05-A. j. Cummings (Columbia) and
A. q. Buhrman Columbia
e:1O-Thomas j. w. Brown (Bannock-
burn and f. ID. Williamson (Bannock-
burn).
s:i5-John w. Brawner (ColumbiO
and o. IT. Wood (Columbia).
9:a0-J. g. Perry (Columbia) and w. c.
Worthing (Bannockburn).
9:25-L W. Weaver (Columbia) ana
A. r. Mackenzie (Columbia).
9:30-E. w. Burton. jr. (Bannockburn
and Simeon T. Price (Kirkside).
9:35-Julian T. Bishop Chevy Chase)
and Harris N. Brown (Columbia).
9:i0-Samuel Mosby (Washington) and
William ]. Hoover (Columbia).
e:45-J. ID. Cassels Chevy Chase) and
A. s. Mattingly tColumbial.
$500. II. Chasmer (Columbia) and
The Washington times., 1916-06-02

Richard Beattie CBannockburn).
Sd. b. Gish iColumbia) and e.
M. Posey (Columbia). .s
l0:01-Charles II. Orme tColumbia)
and G. T. Cunningham tBannockburn)
1O:oS-George T., Truett Washington
and w. c. Baliantyne CColumbia).
lJ:lO-L. l.. Harlan tColumbia) and
Ormsby McCammon Chevy Chase).
10:lb-John T. Harris tBannockburnJ
and b. l.. Taylor (Bannockburn).
l0:O-Donald Woodward (Columbia)
and Reeve Lewis Chevy Chase.
l0:2-John c. Davidson tColumbia)
and Roy IA. Pickrord (Washington).
1881. II. DeSibour Chevy Chase)
and Morven Thompson (Chevy Chase)
1O:35-George Z. James tColumbia) and
Samuel Dalzell Chevy Chase.
10:40-Norbert Dempsey (Columbiaj
and Thomas G. Dempsey (Coiumbia).
DIR. l.. l.. Harlan, chairman of the
green committee at Columbia, pro-
nounced the course in the best OF con-
dition at starting this morning.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
High Jump, 85-Pound Class.

Sidney Williams. Takoma: Henry Marshall.
Takoma; b. Nelson, lexington; William Cis-
sci. Force; George Abrams, Force: Paul
Ontrioh, Adams; Arthur Hoover. Brent: VIII
liam Walter. Smallwood; Charles Wilder.
Curtis; Jean Campbell, Addison; John
Haynes. Dennison; Spottswood White. Ross
Il. Watkins. Cooke; Roland oxford, Maury:
Otis Shaw. Pierce; Philip Garges Maury:
Charles Greene. wailach; II. Bjorkland
Bryan; J. Allen, Bryan: Earl Kirchner
Henry-Polk; Carol Brjnkman, Abbott, and
EDGAR Glazer Abbott.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
Broad Jump, 85-Pound Class.

Joseph Austin, Takoma; Edwin Lawless,
Emery; Andrew Newman. Cleveland: John
Finley, Force; Thomas Brommey, Toner;
Carl Wiemar. Toner: Leonard Benner. Hill
ton; Alfred Cox. Brent: Benjamin Frck.
Dent; Mccarthy. Curtis; Morris Udelurich,
w. Franks. Cooke; Howard Stafford. West;
l. Yost, Cooke; Allen Moran. Pierce; Vernon
Kunkle. Maury; Edward MeLelland, Blair;
Paul Ady. Wallach; Jack Faber, Wallach;
John Mattingly, Lenox: C. Bowman. Lang
don; Mortimer Barclay. Abbott. and William
MoOueenY. Henry Polk.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
CO. Yard Dash, 1OO-Pound Class.

George JEFFREY, BrookIand; Lawrence Corr
bet Takoma: Carlton Adams, Brookand;
Allen Dorsey, Thompson William Burke.
Toner; Charles James. Adams: John MUIR
ply, Force: Seward Williams Force; Marion
Falls, Hilton; George Kiefer, Dent; Edward
Thomas Reilly, Fillmore; Ralph Hunter. In
dustrial H.: v. Lopez, Cooke; John Hunter,
Horsch, Webb; Samuel Del Vecchio, Maury;
James Brown, Hayes; Leroy Staffel, Cranch
Raymond Sellers. Congress Heights; Edward
Mitchell, Wallach Morris Poltein Henry
Polk; william Caldwell, Twining, and A.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
Broad Jump, 1OO-Pound Class.

John Heale. Takoma; Malcolm Chandler
Takoma; Hugh Everett, Emery; Paul Tor
rens, Toner; Chris Beilstein, Toner: Marcus
Stokes, Adams Earl Walker. Dent; Leroy
McCauley Brent; Robert Craven, Industrial
H; Astor Clarke, Addison: Mcintyre. Cur
tbs; Robert Jones, Hubbard; James Haynes,
Dennison; Samuel Latimer, Morgan; Clyde
Sullivan, Carbery; George Lacey, Carbery;
Fred Mohler, Blair; Roger Lugenbeel
Ketcham; Frank Allen. Congress Heights;
NJ. Dennis Bryan Philip Karmer. Henry
Polk; Albert Bowman, Henry-Polk, and
Elmer Weeks. Arthur
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
High Jump, 1OO-Pound Class.

August Friederich. Cleveland: Francis Gill.
Cleveland; John Reisinger. Emery; William
Zaiezak, Force; Abe Klein. Thompson; ANGUS
Hofar. Thompson; Harvey Castell, Brent
Mullard Caldwell. Addison; William Heine-
Stafford Herman, Cooke: Earl Hilman. Nor
gan; Ralph Dayton. Ross; Clarence Rees
Maury; Forrest Thomas. Edmonds; Harry
Irving Hutchinson, Bryan; Elton King
Ketcham; /. w. johnson, Gales; Harry
Friedman. Abbot. and Myer Weinburg,
Henry-Polk.
The Washington times., 1916-06-02
7O.Yard Dash, 115.Pound Class.

Hardy Burgess. Brookland F. White, Eek
ington; Russell Petit. Takoma; Herbert
Kieinpeter. Force; NJ. outcault, Thompson
Charles Grave, Weightman; David Felstein;
Dodd. Hilton; Louis Tehaan, Hyde; Lee
Unversagt, Addison; p. Hartford. Jackson
~ Barrits Cooke; Harry Branson, Edmonds
Chariss Marmelstein, Pierce; Milton Tnonas
Nsury; II. Bradley. Bryan; Randolph New.
chanan: Matthew Pero Arthur; 10. Laia-
como. Henry-Polk. and Lawrence Fitzgerald,
Henry-Polk
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27

Clarence B., TO John 4. Mitchell and Thomas II
YeAger. to secure Quaker City Investment Co,
$50; monthly payments. per cent. semi-annuslly.
BlOOmingdale lot a. block s-Albert Kahlert
ct ux. IssabeI A. to Chaplin Brown and Henry H.
No. g. $1,000
E.. to Jay II. Gsman and Paul l.. Wright, 70
secure John D. Garman 500; IS months. pei
cent semi annually.
Addition Brookland lots Il and T. block 43-
Glare b. SOyes to John A. Masse and Frederick
a. Holton. To secure BrUokand Building AssOcia
ton 500
Square 5Zs. lots 81 and 55-Arhur NJ Trirett 10
George " Weber aud Tracy J.. J,fOrds, 70 secure
q. Gordon BAILEY $50; monthly p0ymeuts, JET
cent, seni- annually.
Square 40 lot a David ). Dunigsn to Wharton
L. Lester and Michael J. CuIber.. to secure Ma
tional Permanent Building Association $3.50.
Lonmecker'5 Addition Congress Heights lot Z
block s-Julla schnopp 10 Washington Loan A
Trust Co. 70 Equitable Cooperative Building
Association $3.50
Square So. lot lo-Ida D. Washington TO Wash.
ingtOn Loan Trust Co, 10 secure Equitable
Co operative Building Association $50.
Square 6s, lot 74-Nancy NJ Mckee et Tir
Thomas H., to John D. Cyughlan and William
Fldther. jr, to secure Edgar NJ. Mayue 5000;
years. 40 per cent. semi annually
square IT3, lots g. and g.. square east ot lT5
TART described Rufus H. Baker and Sherman l.
Burroughs. eIecutors and trustees, ct al. to Amer
lCan Security Trust o. to secure Nauona
sa'ings and Trust Co.. s. Ol0; ? years. per cent
saRu annually
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
Criminal Division No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.

United States VS.. William H. Preston;
housebreaking and larceny; plea not
guilty withdrawn and plea guilty entered
attorney, J. William Shea.
United States VS.. Michael c. Donohue;
grand larceny; verdict not guilty; attor-
ney S. D. Truitt.
United States VS.. Robert Henson; as
sault with intent to rob; motion for new
trial withdrawn and reference to proba-
tlon officer; attorney, T. L. Jones.
United States VS.. Lewis Hobson; larceny
from United States sentenced peniten-
tiary for one year; placed on probation;
recognizance 800 taken.
United States VS.. Lonnie Perry; assault
dangerous weapon; sentenced penitentiary
five years; placed on probation; recognl-
ZanCe 800 taken.
United States Henry Lucas; assault with
intent to kill; sentenced TO penitentiary
seven years.
United States VS.. Leon Taylor; house
breaking and larceny; referred to pro-
baton officer.
United States VS.. Robert Henson; as
sault with intent to rob; motion for new
| trial withdrawn and referred to probation
officer.
No assignment for today.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Hohnead Manor, lot H. block E-Eya VI. II.
Bushey ct VIZ John c. TO Thomas F. Hickman and
John j.. Benton, 10 secure Elwood Lyons 500. /
year. Der cent. quarterly
RanIlc Park Addition to Congress He ghts lots
= and %. block 2-JacOh and johanna NJ Iselr
to Chaplin Brown and Hcnry II. BcrCuann. TO
secure Oriental Building Association No. 6, SII0o
Same 10 e e. WOLF and Charles Fl Baumau, To
secure William Nany &EH; Yeas, per cent.
semi annually.
Square 2sE. lot 35-Louts NJ. schssfcr ct uG
sadie C.. TO Wharton f. Lester and M3nlracl J..
Colbert. IN secure National Permanent Building
Association S9O
Addition LeDr1it Park lot p Fock ? H race
q. Smithv and Morton Wood 10 r. Francis Saul
and J. W1ey Jacobs. to secure Thoma, Z Allel
s. go years, per rent, semi annually.
Square 81. lot 4l-Bnma G. Smith to B-Dest l..
Sclmdt and George NJ. Emmerich. to secure Ger
man AmSnCan Building Association N.UU
Square lCl2, lot Z-Anna NJ. Sloane 10 Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Gusts. 70 secure Perpetual
Building Association $3.50
Square i2S7, lot I9-Bertha r Montague u B.
Francis Saul and J. Wrlley Jacobs 10 secure
Thomas T. Allen Zoo; 2 and } years c Irr cent
seni-annualIy. Same To Bates Warren and William
II. Sholcs, N secure John l.. Warren $50 ; years.
per cent, semi annually.
Square jSo5 lot Il Bridget Reagan to Edmond
Fitzgerald and William +. NOrmoyle, to secure
EIterprise Serial Building Association $40
SQUARE S6, lot ia Matthew C1inkins ct TX.
Martha. to l.. Pierce Boteler and Frank W Tucker.
to secure Evan H. Tucker 81 90; monthly payments
per cent
Square 1904. lot l3-Jsmes Fcrrier ct ux. jose
phine, to Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ En-.
merlch, to secure German-AmeTican Building As
iation S2,EO
Dobbin's Addition, lot l23. block l7-CharIes r
Brill to Washington Loan & Trust Co to sc-Ire
Equitable Cooperative Building Association 6 10
Lanier Heights. lot 3e2-Annis ". Tuly Il VII.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
Probate Division.
Justice stafford,

Estate Helen l. Fenner; will dated De-
cember %, 1913 filed.
Estate William ]. Naylor: order admit
ting will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Elizabeth B. Naylor:
bond 800; attorneys, Turnace & Quinn.
In re Elizabeth S. Sothoron order au-
,thorizing guardian to invest funds; at
torneys, Marion Duckett & Son.
Estate Winona S. Glasgow; order au-
thorizlng executor to sell personality; at
torney. C. D. Garrett.
Estate Anna NJ. Hopkins: order grant
ing letters OF administration to Ameri-
can Security and Trust Co; attorney. A.
B. Leet.
Estate Emeline G. English: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters of administration c. t. a. to Leonard
II. and Grace English: bond s. 800: at
torney, Alexander II. Bell.
Estate Frederick A. Schneider: order
granting letters of administration to Will
lam W. Trego; bond $1,000; attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Estate Eugene G. Jefferys; order re-
vokinE and cancelling warrant: attorney,
L. r. Colladay
Estate Theodore Ebaugh; rule requiring
executor to file new bond.
Estate Pearl J. Calvert rule requiring
administrator to file new bond.
Estate Claire l. ReisinEer; order grant
ing letters or administration to Harold 9.
Reisinger; bond 5000; attorney, J. NJ.
Chamberlin.
Estate Israel n Little; verdict sustain
ing will
In ro Eugene F BrinkIey; order ap-
| pointing guardian; bond $500; attorneys,
Rcndheim & Pretfelder.
Estate Clarence NJ. Condor; order ad-
hitting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Fanny O'C. Condor;
bond 500; attorney, c. W. Maupn.
Estate Elizabeth c. Bryant; order for
Investment of funds; attorney, J. K. NJ.
Norton.
Estate Korean Burgess; order to en-
| ploy counsel and to share in rents OF
realty; attorney. T. L. Jones.
Estate Clarence NJ. Condor; order ap-
pointing guardian ad litem.
Estate Frances B. Hamlin: will dated
January 80. 1900. and petition for probate
filed; attorney, F A. Fenning
! Estate George A. Gerhold: petition to
accept compromise filed; attorney, D.
Edward Clarke.
Estate William H. Beck: petition for
probate of will fled attorney, Frank
! StetsOn.
! Estate Charles B. Pearson: petition for
letters of administration filed; attorneys,
| Clephane & Clephane.
Estate Margaret q. Callaghan; petit
tion for letters of administration filed; at
torney, Arthur Peter.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
RADICAL CHANGES IN
THE AMATEUR CODE

New York, Oct. 26.-The recodifcation
committee Of the Amateur Athletic Union
completed its work yesterday. As a re-
suit of its report, which Immediately
was handed to Secretary-Tre Fred
erick W. Ruben, by Justice Barlow s..
Weeks, practically every line of the con-
stitution of the A. A. U. will be revised
at the annual convention of the governing
amateur body on November 20. The COM
mittee has been working on the new code
for months, in fact, for two years, and
numerous radical changes in the defini-
tion Of an amateur as now prescribed by
the Amateur Athletic Union are prom
ised. Men prominent in the administer
ing Of the amateur athletic affairs pre-
dict the line between amateurism and pro-
fesionalism will be even more strictly
drawn than it is by either the United
States National Lawn Tennis Association
or the United States Coli Association.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-27
Motor Gossip
By "SI" GROGAN.

The following automobile licenses we're
Issued yesterday:
4534O-Eugcne Burke 1851 Mt Pleasant: Ford 1911.
455I-G. NJ. Taylor, l4ls Col I'd. Studebaker 1915
53i2-LOuis Warle, Gal Elliott St ne; Ford 1918
4I3i5-L. E. GoOdier. jr.. War Dept; Peerless 1871
f554t-H. W. Keamcy, 1873 0 st. NV: Ford 1916
+52l5-Margaret NJ. Berry, The Farragut; Ford 1916,
i52i6-H. A. Drrison, 1903 Emerson ST. me-; Foad
1918.
455H-F. A. Sterling I7ls H st. NV. Mitchell 1911.
452B-F. Marietta, g9 H st. ne; Ford 1917
453i9-F. A. Blundon. 7O7 st. NV. ; Cole 1916.
1850 brunswick BalkeC. Co. 7l2 18th st. NV
Ford 1915.
4635l-Miss G. L swope, 1900 18th st. NV; Dodge
1876.
46252-Fountan Peyton, 30 st. NV; Locomobfle
1911
45a5s-D. E Hornbeck 1877 18th st. NV; stude-
baker 1916
5S5i-wm- H. McCOmas, sz f st nw.; Saxon
1916.
4sa55-John G. Weinberg rs l1th st. Sc Ford 1915
4556-M. c. Leonard. l40l Col. I'd; Chandler 1915.
1851 5s-Adams Express Co, 2nd and I SITS me-
Commercial 1916.
45559-Auto Service Association. Inc, lll7 l4th st.
NV; Special
I53GO-Auto Service Association, Inc, rl7 18th st
NV. Hupmobile 1918
4536l-Mary Gill, The Connecticut; Scripps 1916,
David S. Hendrick, OF the D, S Hem
drick Company, left last night for the
Franklin factory, at Syracuse, N. Y. His
object in making the trip at the present
time is to endavor to hustle along some
extra shipments of cars
Burton Leary returned yesterday from
a weeks visit to Atlantic City. He was
sold so far ahead on Maxwells that he
took a vacation to give the factory .
chance to catch UP with his orders
Thanksgiving Day automobile races
will be held at Benning track under the
auspices of the Washington Automobile
Racing Association, who have conducted
the meets held here in the past. The
number of races has not been finally de.
termined on, but will more than likely
consist of two races for cars under 30t
cubic-inCh displacement, two free-for-al
and one race for the nonwinners in the
other events. There is some talk of hold.
ing the events In the morning, startins
the first race at 10 o'clock and conclud.
ing the final event in time for the spec.
tators to get home and have tbeii
Thanksgiving dinner and then attend q
football game, the theater or anywhere
else they might choose to go In the after,
noon. This will be decided at a meetins
! OF the committee to be held this svening