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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04
Sheriff Resiuns by Nire

Madison.-Sheriff Martin Kielstad
of Pierce county filed his reSig-
nation by telegraph in the office of
Governor Philip, who will make an
appointment TO fill the vacancy within
a day or two. The message gave no
cause for the resignation.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04
Fiber Company Reopens.

Neenah.-The National Textile FL
Der company plant. closed since last
February. has resumed. The concern
manufactures 9 substitute for baling
material
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04
Goats Are Favorites.

In Switzerland the goat is place1
ahead of all other animals. If a boy
plaques q goat he can be fined and
sent To prison
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04

Count Johann Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador at Washington. is
still anxious to have his note of Feb
ruary published, for The note practi-
cally terminates the Lusitania case on
Il basis of German money indemnity
for the American lives lost
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04

Prince Friedrich Wilhelm OF Hessen
has been killed at Cara Orman on the
Balkan front. He was q nephew of
Kaiser Wilhelm. He was born in 1893
at Frankfort-On-the-M Main. His mother
being Princess Margaret sister of the
kaiser. He was reported wounded in
the fighting in France in September,
1914.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04

During August" says an official adj
miralty statement, "126 hostile mer-
chant ships, totaling 170,G79 tons gross,
were destroyed by submarines of the
central powers or by mines; and 80
neutral merchant ships, totaling 49,
56S tons, carrying contraband of war
to armies"
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04

The minister of justice of the grand
duchy of Baden has decided that girls
who have been formally engaged to
soldiers killed in the war may assume
the names of their dead sweethearts
and call themselves widows, as though
they had been married.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04

United States Ambassador James w.
Gerard at Berlin has made it clear
that Berlin VIII not be satisfied until
the United States government pays
The price for the temporary suspension
of submarine warfare by taking up
Germany's fight against Great Britain
and the entente blockade
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1916-10-04

Ambassador Won Bernstorff Informed
the state department in Washington
that the German government would
consider null and void" any loan to
Belgium negotiated in the United
States during German occupancy of
that country.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

GriswOlds Addition to Anacostia lot e-Jsmes V.
Conway ct uI. Laura /. to Harry E. Gladman and
one year, per cent
Kosciusko phase lot i. block 4-Charles, B. Craig
to Arthur Carr ind Marvin A. Gusts, TO secure
Treasurer of the Perpetual Building Association
$500 one 70 three years. Per Ont semi annually.
Square i3s. lot 4-Arthur ]. Kause to Arthur
Can and Marin A. Gusts, to necre Perpetual
Building Assoclltion S. 900.
SherSoOds Addition TO BIoOkland lot O. block 4
Arthur X. RosSall ct ux. Ella G.. also in her own
right. to Ernest NJ. Colvin and Walter G. Davis. to
secure Columbia Permanent Building Association,
NSOo.
North Grounds Columbian University east part
n. ako in her own right. to Ernest VI. Colvin and
building Association, $500
Square lG7, lot lo-GroTer l.. Anderson ct ux
zaida B. joint tenants to Charles W. Stetson and
way, 500. monthly payments per ont.
Square 4255. lot s3-Charies L. Keneirp ct u1.
Grace l.. to Arthur Carr and Marvin A Gusts 10
secure Perpetual Building Association, 81 500
Square 50, lots :2l, 22 and 2Zj-Charles w. King
j., ct Carrie J.. to Samuel A. Drlry and James
b. Nicholson. to secure Lee Brown. $1,000. thres
years per semi iapnually three trusts one ot
$50 on each lott.
Mount Pleasant. part lot 7. block 1-Harri-or
Lomax to Jabez Lee and James L. Neill, to secure
Thomas A. Johuson, Si3.a, Dins, twenty-three and
eighty-four days
Square lG7. lot loo-Fred A. Norway ct u1 Annie
NJ. to Herbert T. Shannon and Morton J. Llchs
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
COURT PROCEEDINGS
FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1916.

submitted: plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings
& Chamberlin; defendants attorneys,
McKenney & Flannery and George p.
| Hoover
| Henderson VS.. Mann; time to submit
motion for new trial extended to July
Is; plaintiffs attorneys, Edmund Hill, jr.,
and John Ridout; defendants attorney.
]. J. Darlington.
Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Company ct al; bill of exceptions SUBJ
mitted; plaintiffs attorneys, w. g. Gard
diner and L. L. Handy; defendants at
torneys. ]. S. Barbour, C. H. Syme,
Berry & Minor and c. W. Bell.
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
2-Kahl-Holt Company VS.. John Gill &
Sons, ct al; attorneys. Berry & Minor
/ Douglas, RufTin & Obear. Morgan.
| 3-United States to use Wong For Moy
VS.. Kingsley, ct al; attorneys. Boyd,
wilson-Hamilton & Hamilton.
| 4-Chatard VS.. Mearns attorneys,
Tucker. Kenyon & Macfarland-C1epha
! 6-wood VS.. Supreme Lodge; attorneys.
Gardiner-Sinclair. Littlepage.
| 7-Cohen vs.. Parker; attorneys, Wolf,
Newmyer-Ridout.
s-Rusk VS.. Washington Utilities Com
pany, ct al; attorneys, Dickey-Mackall.
Boteler. Barbour.
9-Prall VS.. Knorr, ct al; attorneys,
| Prall-Johnson.
| 1Q-Landreau VS.. Hege, ct al attorneys,
/ Mcnamara, Baker-Ridout
/ ll-Columbia Building and Investment
Company VS.. Dorsch; attorneys, Wright,
Bradley-Carter.
12-Prevost VS.. Young; attorneys, Marye
Faust & Wilson. Dennis.
l3-Bigelow VS.. Hyattsville Building As
ISOLATION; attorneys, Hill-Wright, Wam-
pier.
1+Von Unschild VS.. Dyer; attorneys.
! Cassin-Hegarty, Costello.
l5-Kuhn VS.. Claxton; attorneys, Mad
dox, Williams, Jeffords-Hogan.
! l6-Winterburn va Winterburn; at
| torneys. FowIer-McNeill
| 1T-Miller Bros. VS.. Mark; attorneys,
| Dutton-Johnston.
| lS-Melton VS.. Union Telegraph Com
pany; attorneys, Mangan-Richardson &
ShreYe.
! lS-Mator VS.. Royal Benefit Association;
attorneys. Ridout, Ryan-Hayden.
2O-Jordan VS.. Cockrell; attorneys, Rid
out-Neale.
21-Sures VS. Norman; attorneys, King
Dickey.
! 22-Greager VS.. Lisner; attorneys,
Sheehy & Sheehy-Tobriner & Graham.
| 2+Craig VS.. Parish; attorneys. Hackett
Robinson.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Probate Division.
Justice Gould.

| Estate Israel Hurwitz; order amend
i ing order of March Is, 1916 so as to per-
nit Administrative to accept promissory
notes; attorneys, Topper & Gusack.
! Estate Frank T. Rawlings; order ex-
tending time for account; attorneys E.
A. Jones and C. R. Ahalt.
| In re James F. Cleary; order for al
lowance; attorney. George w. Ofutt. jr.
| Estate Frank T. Rawlings; order for
sale of real estate; attorneys, e A.
Jones and c. r. Ahalt.
! Estate Samuel S Burdette; order to pay
attorneys fee; attorneys. Hoehlins'
Peelle & Ogilby.
Estate George X. lagos; order instruct
| ing executor to surrender diamond ring;
attorney, Soterios Nicholson.
Estate Joseph Miller; order appointing
guardian ad ntem; attorney. H. A Heit-
muller
Estate Ivory C. Kimban; order for sale
J Iof household effects; attorney, H. G.
, Kimban.
! Estate Clara ]. Chase; order appoint
ing guardian ad litem; attorney, F. c.
Somes.
! Estate Mary E. Norris; order admit
| ting will to probate and granting letters
Itestamentary to Margaret A. o. Lanahan,
Joseph B. Norris and L. Brison Norris:
! bond, $500; attorneys, Barnard & John
son.
! Estate Michael William; order nisi; at
Itorney, George E. Fleming.
Estate Marian Bryan; order appointing
guardian ad Item; attorney, ]. J. Darl-
| ington.
/ Estate Thomas Smallwood: petition for
appointment of administrator filed; at
torney, l. NJ. King.
| Estate John w. Branson; order for new
bond; attorney, W. W. Edwards.
| In re Mary A. Horan; order to en-
cumber minors real estate; attorney, w.
c. Balderston.
Estate Albert 1. Koones; petition for
ancIllary letters filed; attorney, H. w
Sohon.
Estate Amelia J. Lyle; petition to pay
counsel fee filed.
In re Robert Williams; order appoint
ing Mary Williams guardian; attorney, A.
| W. Scott
Estate Elizabeth Jameson: petition for
appointment Of administrator filed; at
torney, F. A. Fenning.
Estate Alfred T. Bache; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney E. A.
Mooers.
Estate William B. OLeary; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney, w. ].
| O'Leary.
Estate John R Mclean; caveat to will
filed; attorneys, Root & Stanchfeld and
| w. ]. Lambert.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

to secure Hannah F. Osborn. SEQ three yean,
| per cent ssmi-annually
SQUARE 4aoj lot e7-william S. PLACER et ux. Jen
ME g. to Ernest L. Schmidt and George NJ En-
mench, 10 secure German American Building ANo
ciation, s. 50
Square ao1l lot q and part lot 4o-Mary L Tut
ue 70 H. d. Gordon. to secure Fulton r. Gordon
NfSJs, one TO eighty-four months. per cent.
Hosedale and sherwood, lots lis and u6 block
Emma Wienecke to Chapn Brown and Henry h
81 sD
Roeedale and sherwood lot Il4, block s-ChristJ
H. Wienecke ct Kathleen, to Chapfn Brown
and Henry II. Bergman. to secure Oriental Build
| ing Association, No. g. 81 800
! Square aos. lots 5 and z-walIer s. Brown et
ux Ellen. to Wilton J. Lambert and O. r. Pope. to
secure Washington Land ard Mortgage Company
N;Fo one to three years, per cent.
: Doooin Addition, lot III. block r-Matilda But
ton to Samuel A. Drury and James B. Nicholson,
to secure Lee Brown s. go three years per cent
semiannually.
Charles p Stone and Charles w. Fairfax. to secure
BOND Building Company. Inc, $3.50 three years
81 per cent seini-annually. Same TO secure same
N:i'o' monthly payments. per cent
Square 81, lots and S; square l78. lots and
lo-John W. McKitrick ct ux. Katherine T.. and
Albert A Hilernan ct Beatrice l., to Allan T..
Walker and William NJ. Holman, to Albert
/ W. Howard. $3.50 three years 8 per cent semi
annually. Same TO William T. G8lliher and Charles
4. Galliher. to secure Allan Z. Walker, S.&o one
to seventeen months per cent.
SQUARE S9, lot 0-Ernest Niebel ct uI. Elizaoeth
! to Thomas Brown and William II. Brown. to secure
! Francis NJ smithson. 5000 three yesrs. per cent
semi annually.
Square 1876 lot 3s-Fred W. smither ct ux. Rosa
L.. Joint tenants. to Washington Loan and Trust
Company, TO secure Union Trust Company. Sod.
three years. 5ls per cent se1ni-snnusly. Same to
Thomas NJ. Gale and George e. Hamilton. to secure
The Chevy Chase Land Company ZOO, monthly
payments PR cent
Square 81, lot 35-Jao5b NJ Stein TO Walter b.
Guy and A. Leftwich Sinclair to Isabelle NJ.
Miller. $500 eighteen months. per cent semi
annually.
Square SIS, lot ED-Bertha j. Tucker to Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company, to secure Equitable
Cooperative Building Association. 500.
Square 1906, lot 57-Mattie II. Walters to. b
Francis Saul and ]. Wriley jacobs. TO secure
Thomas F. Allen, $500, three years, per cent
semi-annuslly. Same to William Z. Shannon and
Charles NJ. Wallingsford. to secure Middaugh d
Shannon, Inc, 81 go monthly payments, per cent.
Dobbin's Addition lot %, block Civilian h
Ward ct uN. Margaret X. To John b. Harreil. jr..
and Charles W. Blackwood to secure George II. P.
Cole, $500, three years. per oent semi annually.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

>oas-w. R. sc1ton The Bepsdics. stutz. 1916
Dodge 1915
4sso-Golden Co.. % Louisi.n. avenue. Ford
! 1914
sossl-Eya J. Turner. 15 Four-snd -aH.lf stree,
southwest, Maxwell. 1915.
4oss2-Frank b LAnkford. SIS Twelfth street north
| west, Packard.
| 4os63-Tag not made.
4ossi-Louis d. Hall. so Livingston street
! Chalmers 1876
1 iO8S-. r.. Sommerville l4l9 {; street northwest
sosss-c. weinstetn. sn street northwest.
| Overland lsl3
4osa.rhoma R. shipman, s,ss Q street north
| west Ford 1916.
aosss-Georse W. Hardy. Ip5 street northwest
| Apperson. 1911.
aosss-Mrs. A. $: LYMAN. us Eighteenth stree.
aoss-Gust.ve opr-nheimer. 500 street north
west. Ford. 1916.
aoel-Maryin Htrndon. nc Fourteenth street
sosss-w. A. simpson, $50 Seventh street south
| east. Wilcox 1916.
4os3-Louis Lowe, Isis Potomac street northwest
! Regal 1916
4ossiacharies W. Fairfax. ISL street north
| west Stesrns, 1915.
4cse-Dusens G. Mason. ISIS Lamont street
HAYNES 1911
4osss-water E. Brown. fs Jocelyn street
| Studebaker. 1916.
4osa-wnliam Smith. ID street northwest
| Cole 1916
Feo-ehAles ShecnI Inc Woodworh, OAKLAND
4osss-Louis PernA. Tenn.Iytown.' D. C.. Case
| lsla
aosc,c: F. PennimAn. 5c2 Evan, Building. Over
4osol-Georye Gome, l0l North Capitol street,
sdecar
.oa2-Joseph Vita. 20 Arthur place. Ford. 1906
Esa-W. T. satteTted. 2S Fourteenth stree,
| southeast Chalmers 1910.
4oso-S @. Redman. ess Highland avenue. Hud.
son. 1916.
osoS-F1oreno. Wood. COriova apartment, Over.
iooe-Lorenno T. Stewart. 81 I street northeast,
\ Ford. 1916.
.aeG.J: A. Oliver. 800 NJ street northwest. Au.
4oeS-ksth.rine L. Simmons, $50 NJ street north.
west. Auburn. 1916.
| z. A, better known as Jack" Fogarty,
Is doing the ordering Just at the present
time and joyously, for he is now num-
oered among those who. in days to come
may have to walk the floor at night. It
is a girl.
| r. F. Crump has resigned from the
Selby Company with which concern he
has been connected for some time past
| as salesman
Stanley Horner. manager OF the Buick
Motor Company, left yesterday for Flint
Mich. to attend the annual branch man.
ayers meeting, to be held Monday.
Harry Mundy, Chevrolet manager re-
| turned yesterday afternoon from New
YORK. the home office OF his company,
where he has been attending a confer
| ence.
The Quantico Company is building five
miles Of road from Quantico TO Dunn
fries, Va. where it will connect with the
| Washington Fredericksburg highway
| Work Is now being rushed on the Fred
ericksburg road. and before the summer
| 10 over 1t is expected that motorists Will
/ be able to navigate" the swamp with
out the usual deep sea equipment they
. must now carry.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Motor Gossip
By "SI" GROGAN,

The following automobile licenses issued yes
terday:
4o8l-D L. Borden. SIS Connecticut avenue
Stearns, 1916
i0853-Brooks & Harry Manufacturing Company
ISIS Wisconsin avenue, Ford. 1915
4OsS5-A. C. Swanson. woodward Building. Saxon,
1919
sss+D. w Hoton. lilo Monroe street north,
west Crow 1915.
+ 4Oss5-Albert Z. Gill; Ss L street southwest
Chevrolet 1916
ios5e-Fred S Hsrdesty. Riggs Building. Over
land 1916
4osT-F. W. Clement. 1860 Irving street nath
4osss-F J. Mundie; 13 Thirteenth street south
east. siderar.
4Os6e-Auto Livery Company, n Tnhte-nth st,os'
northwest Packard 1915
4Os60-Auto Livery Company. II Thiteenth street
northwest Packard 1916
Rssi-BDce w Royoe. 7B Eshte-nh street
northwest Overland 1914.
40s2-J NJ Boaman, 1905 Thirtieth str,et north
west, Sphinx. 1915.
sOss3-wiIliam H. King. 2olI Rhode Island ,renu.
northeast. Ford. 1916.
Bset-Jesse Heitmuller loli Tenth street north
4Oss5-J. c. Tribby. 'll5 street northwest. Hud
snl. 1916
4OSt6-Thom.s A. Clayton. 1876 R street north
west. Empire. 1915
4os67-G Washington. % Fourth street north
west. Ford. 1915.
4Oo6S-Charles Johnson. Fourth and " northeast
REQ. 1915.
4osee-winiam C. woodford. H2t street north
west. JGfery. 1876.
4cSo-C. p Scott. 6E Morton placs northeast
Ford. 1916
4OS7l-Jacob Kronheim 1903 street northwest
Ford. 1913
4cs72-Mrs A. ]. Riley. SB low. avenue north
west. Davis. 1916.
ios75-E7izabeth $. Lewis. 1903 Thiryhnt street
northwest. Ford 1916.
4cSi-H. T. Wheeler. St. James Hotel, REQ
1919
40s7s-Matthew Tinbe. jr.. 3loe Eishteenth stree,
northwest, Haynes. 1916.
4Gs7e-M. G. War; 1872 R street Overland, 1876
4os7-Wiam Palmer. l22l Thirieth street north
west, Overland. 1916
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. 4.
Justice Gould.

Poston VS.. P. H. Pattison & Co.; rule
to~show cause returnable July II; plain
tiTs attorneys, Ralston s. Richardson.
Donovan ct al. VS.. Washburn ct al
order of publication; plaintiffs attor-
neys. James s. Easby-Smith and r. b.
Fleharty.
Ridenour VS.. Ridenour; decree pro con-
fesso against correspondent; plaintiffs at
torneys, Barnard & Johnson; defendant $
attorneys, John c. Cuttings and George =.
Hoover.
May ct al. VS. Bergling ct al; order ap-
pointing John Bergling as substitute trus-
tee; plaintiffs attorney. ]. A. Moriarty:
DUNCAN ct al VS.. Meehan; order OF
reference to Walter c. Balderston as
special master; plaintiffs attorneys, +. >.
SwindeI and NJ. c. Van Fleet; defend
ants attorneys, C. W. Darr and J. l.
Peyser.
Osborn ct al VS.. Haley ct al; final
ratification Of sales and reference to au-
dItor: plaintiffs attorney, Fred Mckee.
Burke VS.. Burke; referred to Marga-
ret NJ. Murray to, take testimony; order
appointing Lawrence ]. DAILY as guardian
ad litem; plaintiffs attorney, A H Bell
Sherwin & Berman, Inc, VS.. Supreme
Council Of the Inspector General knights
Commanders ct al; time to file answer
extended to July IS; plaintiffs attorneys,
w. ]. Lambert and r. H. Yeatman; de-
fendant's attorneys, l. c. Williamson
and c. T. Tittmann.
Cohen VS.. Cohen; order continuing
hearing on rule to July IL; plaintiffs at
torney, B. T. Doyle; defendants Gttor-
ney, E. L Gies.
Fryer VS.. Fryer; rule to show cause re-
turnable July p; plaintiffs attorney,
Crandal Mackey.
Craig VS.. Craig; rule to show cause
returnable on first Friday occurring two
days after service; plaintiffs attorney,
r. E. Mattingly.
Donati VS.. Pure Food Liquor Co.; rule
to show cause returnable July 20; plain
dfrs attorney. L. II. David.
In re the dissolution Of the Goldsmith
Snyder Co; order substituting Lucie j.
, Snyder as substituted party; attorneys,
Wilson. HuidekoPer & Lesh.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Louis G. White. ). and Jane P. lie Preu1, 81
Rev. Edward h. Hariin
Charles L. Martin. e. and Mkt. O. Nicholson
IS. Rev. George VI. CumminsS
Herbert z. Lanham . and Mary L prr,cs
81 Rev. Martin p. J. ESzn
George H. Jackson. Q and Aline E. Morgan. ls
Rev. John L. Briggs
Hugh NJ. Mitchell. 2I. and Ruth A Peters, 4
Rev. John Fl. JefrieS
COLORED
Perry Hill. 2, and Ethel Haskins. 10. Rev
Thornton Parker
Rev. w wetrzy
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Equity Division No. -
Justice Mccoy.

Quinn VS.. Vinson; order of publication
plaintiffs attorney. NJ. ]. Colbert.
Martin VS.. VinsOn; order of publiCa-
ton; plaintiffs attorney, NJ. ]. Colbert.
LASER vs. Lasier; order of July 5, 1916
amended: plaintiffs attorneys. W. J.
Lambert, F. r. Whippler and E. c. Dut-
ton: defendants attorneys. F. B. Rhodes
p. B. Cromelin and w. A COombe.
Mertens VS.. White Cross Mix Com
pany; order authorizing receiver to en-
ploy Bates Warren and William H.
Sholes as counsel; plaintiffs attorneys,
Bates Warren and W. II. ShOles.
Richmond Park Improvement Company
VS.. Hight; on hearing; plaintiffs attor-
ney, D. w. O'Donoghue; defendants at
torneys, D. T. Wright. T. NJ. Wampler
Ellis & Donaldson and A. H. Ferguson.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Costello Probably Recorder

Favorable action by the Senate is ex-
pected on the nomination Of John F.
costello to be Recorder of Deeds for the
district since the Senate District Com
mittee recommended confirmation vester-
day. The President recognized the right
of local men to appointment to local Of
fees and has departed from custom that
allotted this position to a coIored man.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Circuit Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance Com
pany and Potomac Insurance Company;
verdict for defendants; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Barry Mohun and c. J. Murphy;
defendants attorneys, ]. J. Darlington
and W. c. Sullivan.
Cotton ct al VS.. the Famobrosis So
ciety; verdict for plaintiffs for $3.50;
Judgment forthwith for $3.50; plaintiff S
attorneys, Shinn & Owen and Hayden
johnson; defendants attorney, John E.
Iaskey.
suIly vs. Hammond; bill of exceptions
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Lawsuits.

695oS-Boutross Brothers VS.. Paul G.
CARRIER and D. H. Roland Drury, copart-
ners, trading as the National Art CAL
leries; damages $4,000; plaintiffs attor-
neys, Tobriner & Graham
593O+Alice Anderson VS.. WASHINGTON
Railway and Electric Co.; damages s1O-
coo; plaintiffs attorneys, ]. D. Sullivan
and E. S. McCalmont.
5S5Oo-Altce B. Gordon vs. Henry
Schneider, William W. Bateman, Henry
NJ. Jett, Linwood r. German and Levi
V. Cox; damages $4,000; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Charles Fahy.
5S5O6-Christian Heurich vs. David w.
sullivan; account s42s.75; plaintiffs at
torneys, Tobriner & Graham.
67S07-Walter S. Day vs. John J. Kee-
gan; note s1,3fs.so; plaintiffs attorneys.
T. P. Littepage and J. NJ. McLachlen.
6SSOs-Christian Schneider & Son VS..
Mayo-Dan Lumber Corporation and Sid
ney Bieber; notes s5,Oo4.65; plalntir's at
torney, H. W. Wheatley.
5s3os-The E. T. Burowes Co. VS.. L. B.
c: Delaney; appeal; defendants attorney,
Nelson Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Criminal Division No. 1.
IuxyEre Gould

United States VS.. Robert Williams; car
nal knowledge; recognizance 500 taken.
United States VS.. Abraham Rivikin;
nonsupport: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Henry d. Pfeil; rob-
berry; nolle pros entered.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Gould.

In re Harvey I. Cassedy; rule to show
cause returnable July A.
In re A. K. P. Harvey; order contlnu-
Ing cause before referee.
In re Saper & Mcdonald; order con-
tinuing cause before referee.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
Equity suits.

3444eMarie w. Craig VS.. Henry VS.
Craig; for limited divorce; plaintirf's ar,
torney. r. E. Mattingly.
S445o-Rose L. Fryer VS.. Horace r
Fryer for maintenance; plaintifr's attor.
ney, Crandal Mackey.
S4i51-Potts & McComas VS.. Charles P
Taft ct al; for injunction and receiver
plaintiffs attorney, r. H McNeiIl.
34452-Nellie r. Hickey VS.. George F
Hickey, infant; to sell real estate; plain.
tins attorney, NJ. F. Mangan.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
REAL ESTATE TRANsrERs

PetEorth-Robert l. Cam ct u1 Anna NJ to
So ~
TwentJ-hDt street. between R and 8 street,
northwest the Allisonl-Alice G. Barnes to JOSEPH
Forstner. undivided onethird interest in lots Is
and s., square 2. 80; trusts, Asm
IA streets noythvest-GeorEe B. Stone ct M.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08
$500 MONTHLY
MONEY TO LOAN,
MONEY To loan

SOD to g, DO improved city property; reasonah NJ.
ntes D. q. JOHNSON CO.. 1888 Il ST. n. w,
MONEY TO LOAN os APPRoyED CIrY RaAL
Gtsts at lowest current nta; pecaal p-triIee,1
S1fn rspecf 70 prior psynentA T1tER & RCT6-
fnyoRD. Inc. a7 18th -
H6NEY 10 LoAN-Es 70 s5o-oS on D. a
RAJ estass s<yessl trust fundA ~ to 9 p>r ssnt
An rsnsaerons conducted with scoromic,i consk
OAf1cn Tor horroxH WA. n. 6AUNDERS 4
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JOEL HILLMAN,
NETHERLA ANDS

New YORK Ave, 80 yards from Boardwalk.
Overlooking 1 and ocean; capacity. 60 eleTs-
tor private batla: OVER 50 OUTSIDE ROOMS;
have hot and colo running water
SO To III. 80 I'P WEEKLY. s. Up DAILY.
SPECIAL FREE FEATU RES-Bathins rririIoE,
from hotel. Lawn tennis court. dance hOOTi bOCklS
with points Of interest in Atlantic City
AUGUST RUHWADEL. Prop't.
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MONTICELLO
ERkSHIRE INN

Always open Calscty go. Ocean and Virginia
plan. J. +. DICKINSON
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SUMNER RESORTS.
CHAPMAN MANOR

A delightfully."- cool and heslthful
mountain resort. Ideal for rest and
recreation. Fresh vegetables from own
garden all season. Large porches and
spacious grounds. For booklet address
J. l. CHAPMAN. Prop.
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TOPS AND SEAT COVERS.

ACME AUTO TO.- CO.
"Washington's Foremost Auto Top Co.
1921 Irving St
Phone Col. 527e
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Harry Mundy, Chevrolet manager, r.
turned yesterday afternoon from Ne,
York. the home office of his compan,
where he has been attending a confer
ence.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-08

Stanley Horner. manager OF the Buick
Motor Company, left yesterday for Flint
Mich. to attend the annual branch man.
ayers meeting, to be held Monday