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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-14

children take BALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP willingly because It
tastes nice. There isn't a better rene
dy anywhere for children coughs.
hoarseness and bronchitis. It's a
good medicine and easy to take. Price
pc soc and Sl.0O per bottle. Sold by
Ringer Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-14

Sickly children need WHITES
VERMIFUGE. 1t not only destroys
worms, if there be any, but Il acts as
a strengthening tonic in the stomach
and bowels. Price 25c per bottle. Sold
by Ringer Drug Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-14
Woodmen Circle.

Regular meeting of Woodmen Circle
Friday evening at 1880. All members
are urged to be present on time as
Sovereign Commander Fraser will be
present and will deliver an address to
the Circle membership between the
hours of 1880 and p m.
MRS. BIRD SANDLIN.
Guardian.
MRS. CALLIE SMITH. Clerk. 1873
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-14

The best gift of all: A photograph
rom FondviIle's Photo Studio. 1ltf.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
'REOPENED Mines BOOM
Land AT GREAT FALLS
Real Estate Men Expect Increased
Values as Result of New
Capital Invested.

Local realty operators expressed the
opinion yesterday that land in the vicin-
ity of Great Falls. Md, would increase
in value as a result of the reopening of
the old Montgomery County gold mines
by capitalists of Philadelphia and Del
aware several weeks ago. 1t is under
stood, however, that very little land in
that county is held by either Washing
ton brokers or investors.
The interests that are backing the
new mining project have bought up be-
tween 1000 and 1900 acres of land in the
vicinity of the mines, and have not in
vited outside investors. 1t is said. Ac-
cording to reports. the mining company
has already invested between $3.50, 900 and
s5o0,0C0 in land, modern machinery and
homes for the miners.
The mines of Montgomery County were
first worked more than twenty years
ago. but the richer deposits in Colorado,
California and Klondike region distract
ed attention from these mines. So far
as can be learned, no new deposits have
been found by the present operators, but
they are reported to be meeting with
success through the economy of modern
machinery.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
ARMY ORDERS.

Lieut. Col. Charles r. Krsnthof, Qusrema SER
Corps, Is relieved from Assignment assistant to
the quarermaster. Third Division.
Leave q absence for month is granted Lieut.
Col Abraham p Burlington. infantry.
The leave Of absence granted OSpt. Omar W.
Pinkston, Medical CorTs November l.. 1875. and
extended November Is. 1915. is further extended
month
CAPT. Charles W. Weeks Twenty-eishth Infantry
is relieved from duty at the Army Service Schools
Fort LesTenworth ksns.
Leave Of absence for month and fifteen
days Is granted First Lieut. Thomas l.. Sher-
eurne. Signal Corps
Capt Frederick b. Hennesy. Third Field Ar
tilIery. will sail from San Francisco Cal about
July S. 1876 for the Philippine Island.
The transfer Of First ri-ut Charles K Sulsen.
Sixteenth Infantry. 70 the Fifteenth Infsntry will
take effect March g. 1916.
Second Lieut. William W Erwin, Seventh In
fsntry. is relieved from duty the United States
Military Academy. West Point. y. Y. March /.
1876, and will Join his regiment
Ospt. Walter {. Jones. Tenth Infantry. and
Cart. Dana T. Merrill. Tenth Infantry will pro
ceed as practicable after the date Of
his relief 10 the United states and report 70
the AdJutsnt General az the Army for orders.
Each Of the following named offers is relieved
from assignment TO the regiment indicated after
his name. TO take effect the date specified
Col. Samuel D. stursis Frst Field Arinery.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
Circuit pfvision No. =
Justice Stafford.

Stegmaier VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; plaintiff granted leave and amend
ment to declaration filed; plaintiffs at
torneys, T. W. O'Brien. ]. S Easily
Smith and r. B. Flehsrty; defendants s
attorney, Frank ]. Hogan.
Digges VS.. Shoemaker; time to file
transcript extended to March l; plaintiff $
attorney. Peyton Gordon; defendants at
torney. w. G. Johnson.
Cronan VS.. Cronan: time to submit bill
of exceptions extended to March l. plain
tiff's attorneys. B. f. Hinton and ]. w.
Cox: defendants attorney, Arthur Peter.
Zakey Babashanian vs.. Capital Trac-
ton Company and John Babashanian VS..
Capital Traction Company; verdict for
defendant in each: plaintiffs attorney,
A D. Smith; defendants attorney. Frank
]. Hogan.
Lincoln VS.. Wilkinson: verdict for plain
tiff for sllS5.+6: plaintiffs attorneys,
Bates Warren and w. II. Shales; defend
ants attorneys. Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
Clark vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company: time to file transcript
extended to February %; plaintiffs at
torneys, G. l. Whitford and W. ]. LAM
bert; defendants attorney, George P.
Hoover.
Stegmaier VS. Capital Traction Com
pany; Jury respited; plaintiffs attorneys,
T w. O'Brien. ]. S. Easby-Smith and r.
B. Fleharty; defendants attorney, Frank
J. Hogan.
ASSIGNMENT TODAY
Lane VS.. Palmer ct al; attorneys. Poe,
Wheatley-Davis.
Fireman VS.. Wash. BALTIC. & Annap.
Ry. Co; attorneys, O'Shea, Sacks-Mc-
Kenney, Flannery.
Groves VS.. Gardiner; attorneys, Lam
bert Blankenship-Wilson.
Dennis VS.. Fletcher; attorneys, Drew,
RidOut-Dayis.
Henry VS.. ManniX; attorneys, Bigoness
I-TObriner.
Gunan VS.. Wash, Gas Light Co; at
tOrneys. Higgins, Mcneil, Evans-Berry
! & Minor. McKenney & Flannery
Gregory VS.. Birtwell; attorneys, Pa
ladini, Colladay-
| Brooks vs.. Phila.. BALTIC. & Wash. Ry.
| Co; attorneys, Stearman-M oKenney &
| Flannery.
Iris Realty Co. VS.. D. of c.; attor-
neys, Gardiner Hamby-Syme, White
| ford
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Equity Dlvisfon, No. 2,
Justice Mccoy.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY ,, 1916


Bartlett VS.. Wayman ct al; decree es'
tablishing title by adverse possession
plaintiffs attorney, George c. Gertman.
Wedderburn VS.. Wedderburn. jr.; time
to file transcript of record extended tc
March 10; plaintiffs attorneys. Berry &
Minor and L. H. David; defendants at
torney, Charles Bendheim.
Ferguson VS.. Baur; order to deposit
fund in registry of court: plaintiffs at
torney, P. II. Veitch.
Altman VS.. Connor; order appointing
Clarence F. Donohoe guardian ad Item
plaintiffs attorney. George C. Gertman.
ASSIGNMENT TODAY.
Tender VS.. Tendles; attorneys, DeLaey,
Newmycr-Moriarty.
Kantz VS.. Kantz, ct al; attorneys, Ri
dout-Pope, jackson.
Pollard VS.. Pollard: attorneys, Gray.
Block-Collins.
Estate of Albert G. Keen; attorneys,
Darr, Peyser, Observation-Disclosures,
Brown.
Seidehberg VS.. Seidenberg; attorneys,
Hickey-Fague.
Brakhagen VS.. Commercial National
Bank; attorneys, MILAN & Smith-Baker,
Swindell
Williamson VS.. Hoover ct al; attorney.
Hoover
Union Savings Bank VS.. Moriarty: at
torneys, McLanahan. Burton & Culbert-
son-Moriarty, Columbus-Easby-Sm
Feathonsbaugh VS.. Moore; attorneys,
Jackson-Baker, Grant.
Munger VS.. Munger; attorneys, Caring
ton-Townsend.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE.
OSIIes H. Skee- % ye4-s Govt Hospt. lnsal..
Frances B. Collins -, Emergency HosplttL
Male F Moore. 60. Nat Homeo. Hospital
Philip c LoUs g. Cot HDspt. lusanE
Charles A BUTlinEams e Govt Ho-pt- Insane.
John J. Kelly. q Gcsl Hospt Insane.
Sarah L. WOOD J. - -.
Robt4t L. Kelly. d. 81 d =. ~
Ruth Lsmott. / lTl5 Sth ST. uw
Trevor NJ Shirl l. C1ild-ens Hospital.
Georse n. SchVinn- e. Govt HOstS lnsSns.
Annie Boillin, 50 Emergency HospstsL
Rose Oonsoh ; go nv
COJnRED.
William Jackson g year.. Fr~eimen's Ho-rt.
Sylvester Young. - Stanton I'd. 81
Amanda s johnson "a 1894 FCIrh 81 nv.
Frrderict Lewis =. Freedmcn's Hospital.
Hattie NIchols s. Wash Asylum HusrL
Matilda FendsT 90 50 Stanton I'd.
Alexander Jordan. q e. HET 81.
John Y Williams 3 . TO 49, 81
Cntheripe g. Jackson. 2 Terrace q.
Stafford Perry & DAYS ~ Cleveland
Infant Of John and Mar Smith. days. lo2 lb.h
1
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
DEEDS OF TRUST.

50. az. sublot 5l-Theodore A. Lay to A. Leftwicn
Sinclair to secure Lille W. Lay: 500; year
after death.
81. 1859. lots % and Colchester NJ Freeman ct u,
to William ]. Nickery and James J. hampton
to secure Ralph p. Williams; $3.50; monthly
payments, per cent.
So. l74s. lot Is-J. Frank Booth ct uI to Theodore
y. Gill, jr. and Herbert A. gill to secure Paul
V. Rogers; $50; monthly payments per cent,
So. 96S, lot u and south Tart lot ll-Thoma, p,
Hume to John +. Mitchell and Thomas II
Ycager to secure Quaker City Investment Co
Inc; 500: quarterly. per cent.
So. lT. part lot 9-Henry w. Spriggs ct uI TO John
=. Mitchell and Paul VI Mitchell to secure
Quaker City Investment Co, Inc; $50; month
ly payments. per cent
BIightwUod Park. lots Y and l3 block @i-John A.
HsllOrsn ct uT to Jackson II. RsstOn and Pat
rick F. Carr to secure Citizens Equitable
Building Association: $500
So. 30. lot I3S-Emma II. Simons TO National -
ings and Trust Co. to secure American Security
and Trust Co; 5000; years, per cent.
81. s3 lot s6-Jessie II. Ridenour to American Sc
curity and TuIst Co. to secure National SAVING
and Trust Co. 500; years, per cent.
So. 81, part lot 53-Lucy York to Arthur Carr and
Marvin A. Custis to secure Perpetual Building
Association; $500.
Holmead Manor. lot lOl. block t3-Icttie E. Bent
ley to l.. Pierce Boteler and William X. Hill to
secure Mutual Fire Insurance Co. s2,6oo; year
per cent
So. $50 lots g. TO- 72. a. 7s. IS and so-AIbert 4
Collins to Frank 8. Collins and Richard @
years, per cent
So. 3ool. lot 34-Lillie NJ Shinn to H. ID. Goriur
TO secure Fulton r. Gordon; $500; l TO 3
months, 5 per cent.
So. 1867 lots 80 to 56-Harry A. Kite ct ux TO b
Francis Saul and J. Wrley jacobs to seuir
Thomas Z. Allen: a7.50; years. per cent
tseven trusts, one Of s. 500 on each lot
So. ss2, lot B-AntOn Zichtl ct to Arthur Car
and Marvin A. Custis TO Perpetual Build
~ ing Association; 81, go
So. 1881, lot o-George Mcclure ct u1 to Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Custis to secure Perpetua
Building Association; 800
Clark Mills Estate. part lots &c TO 15-Annie h
Nc. .ueen to William r. Thyson and Bert r
Amos to secure L Olivia johnson; $500;
years, per cent.
So. 20. rart original lot 25-Martha Wddicombe tC
George W. White and Watson F. Clark to Sc
Edgar NJ. Mayne; 5000; 5 years, 5h PEI
cent.
So. ss5. lot 5e-Willism R. Wood ct ux TO American
Security and Trust Co. to National Say
ins and Trust Co.; 81 800; monthly payments
per cent.
So 345 part original lot 1T. Caspar Gilchrist e
to John L. Weaver and c. r. Il. Ogilby u
sechre A. A. Hoehling, jr; $4,000; years,
per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
District Courts

Charles Russell, charged with carrying
a razor, was sentenced to pay $50 or to
serve sixty days at OccoQuan yesterday
in the Police Court by Judge Pugh.
George Simms, colored. was fined so la
the Police Court yesterday with an alter
native of spending thirty days at Occo-
guam, when he was arraigned on a
charge of intoxication.N The defendant
denied he had imbibed too freely and
told the court he had slipped on an
orange peel. Policeman Bum, who ar
rested Simms. testified that it might
have looked like an orange peel to him,
but he was sure it was liquor. This sat
isfied the court.
Justice Anderson signed a decree YES
terday granting Rosalia c. Hardwick a
divorce from Hiram Hardwick. BY the
order OF the court, the marriage is dis
solved and the wife is given permission
| to use her name of Rosalie Cromelin.
The custody of Evelyn Hardwick, minor
child of the couple. is given to the
mother, and the father is required to pay
for the child's support
The District Court of Appeals yester-
day reversed the decree of the District
Supreme Court dismissing a bill for ac-
counting filed by Edward F. Berber
Company. of Detroit, against T Oliver
Probey, of Washington, in reference to a
consignmen ent of automobiles to the local
merchant. The court held that Mr.
Probey should account to the Berber
company for ALI automobiles sold and a
discovery as to the location of the bal
ance OF the consignment unsod. In a
replevin suit between the same parties.
which had been decided in favor of Mr..
: Probey, the Court Of Appeals also re-
versed the lower court and ordered a new
trial because of error of the trial Judge
tons to the jury asked on behalf of the
plaintiff
The District Supreme Court is prohib-
tied from Issuing an injunction to stay
proceedings in a state court except under
the bankruptcy act. The Court of Ap-
peals yesterday reversed the judgment OF
justice Mccoy in the suit brought by
the Hyattsville Building Association and
c. Francis Owens aaginst Harry V
Bouic. Proceedings were instituted in the
Montgomery County (MdD Court by the
building association to foreCose a mort
gage and to stay these proceedings
Bouic appealed to the District Suprem o
Court and procured a restraining order
BY. the Appellate Courts decision, the
| injunctivc powers of the District Su-
p''ii' OuIl On matters from other
jurisdictions are confined to bankruptc cy
litigation alone. and the Judgment Of the
lower court Is reversed with directions to
dismiss the bill
! Foreign corporations doing business
in the District and having offices located
mere are subject to processes of the Dis
trlct Supreme Court. according to a de-
cision handed down yesterday by the
District Court of Appeals in reversing
the lower court. which upheld a motion
to quash the action for damages brought
by Emma J. Huffman against the Wash
ington- Virginia Utilities Company and
the Washington Utilities Company for an
alleged injury sustained in Virginia.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
NAVAL ORDERS.
MovENENTs OF VESSELS.

Buffalo sailed for San Frsncisco. Februsrv q,
Celtic. arrived Boston. February 8: Cbs~se-, az
rired Monrori&, February s: Oulsos arrived
Guantanamo. February S; Oyclops. -iled fs
Guantanamo. February s: Cyoops. arrived Gusb-
Snsmo. February 6; Glacier and Irs. arrived San
Diego. February 4; Jason sailed fo Cnstoosl
FehrUSry 9; K-l and K-2 sailed for Trnpa Fehru-
sD 6; Kap-ss. arrived Custro Resles Chsnnel.
Perjury 5: Leonidss arrived GrDd Osymsn.
FebrusrT 5: Nero. arrived Mare Island February Q;
OBien. sailed for Guscsnsysbo Bay. Perjury .:
Potonsc. arrived Balboa. February 4: Potomac
arrived O-istobsL February 4; PruoeuK arrived
San Francisco. Februsry S. Rsinbov. srrtred San
FrsDcisoo. FebruAIy S; Saturn. arrived TSrcu.
Febr7lSry s: nuShxsSes. sailed for Tsmps, Ferp-
sy s; Washington, arrived Hampton Rosds Peru.
S; Washington. arrived New YOf Yard. F~orus-J
8; WOcden, sailed for TEmps. Februhry q
NOTES.
O-d-rs have ben issued to convert the csJi-
Saturn into a tender for duty IN connection with
the Alaskan Radio Station. The vessel Win all
about the first Of May for Alasks.
The Albany will proceed from BroEne-1oa %
Seattle about TIE 18th in-tHnt for duty as the
relief Of the VicksbHE for duty with the Washing
ton NsyHl Militia while the latter vessel undergoes
a three-mOuths overhaul at the Mrenerton yard
The following vessels hsre been dssisnsied 70
participate in the Msrdi Grss celebrztions at the
following plSce-. FlusseT Terry and Monaghan.
al New Orlesns: Preston, Reid and Lsmson- al
Mobile; Roe and Wake ApalAchicoI- TIE
Perry and GlacieT San Diego. win prco--d
70 the Mare Island yard arriving about the sth
instant.
Lieut.. Cjunior srsdel G d. Murray. 70 Boston
inspection Of SeTonsutic material
Ensisn L c sweeney. to Naval Hospital. al
Washington for treatment
Assistant Naval ConstructC- L. s. Border. %
navy yard, Norfolk, Va.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
District supreme Court,
Equity Division. No. 1,

In re Herman Baumgarten Company;
order Of publication: order appointing
w. c. BalderstOn receiver; bond 5000;
attorney, W. c. Balderston.
Benner VS.. Munssy Trust Company:
decree substituting trustee: PLAINTIFFS at
torney. r. II. Ieatman; defendants at
torIeys. W. J. Lambert, and Ellis ano
Donaldson.
Hardwick vs.. Hardwick: divorce a win
mat decreed: plaintiffs attorneys, E. A.
Jones and Shinn and Owen: defendant $
attorneys. J. A. Lynham. G. F. williams
and W. G. Gardiner
Payne VS.. Payne; reference to auditor
plaintiffs attorney. W. w. Edwards.
In re Benjamin Blethyn; decree con-
hrming sale and reference to auditor; at
torney, c. V. Inlay
Feldvoss vs.. West; decree removing
cloud and canceling deed: plaintiffs at.
torney. George c. Gertman: defendant 5
attorneys, Thomas Beckett and j. H.
Stewart
Brown vs.. Brown; order confirmIns
auditors report; plaintiffs attorney, W
~. Lambert
Smith vs. voolfolk; reference to NJ. NJ
Murray. examiner; plaintiffs attorney
W. J. Lambert
In re adoption of Flossie Dorsey;
decree legallzing adoption; attorney. T,
W. Bramhau
Roweh VS.. Staggers ct al and Shore
VS. Rowen ct al; decree accepting bio
and reference to auditor: plaintiffs at
torney, T. w. Bramhall, D. W. Baker
and J. A. Purcell
ASSIGNMENT TODAY.
Credit Clearing House VS.. L. C. Credit
Clearing House; attorneys, Hayden
|Diggs.
Rovzee VS. Rowzee; attorneys, Gies-
Garrett, Diggs.
Hursh VS.. Hursh: attorneys MeriIlat,
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES,
WHITE.


Thomas Beach, a. and Mary C. Kane, "A. Rev
T.. NJ. COrbctt
Paul T. Holman, .. Mary P Simpson
Rev. F. NJ Mccoy
Edward ID. Hudson. jr.. 30. and Myrna NJ
Walker. 2 Rev. H. Schroeder
Clarence D. LetSiyre p Waverly Va, and
Frances NJ. Wagner, n, Of Alexandria, Va Rev
II. Schroeder.
John T. Mcdonald q Of Baltimore and Fran
ces {. Leonard. 2l. Rev. j. W. Daily
Louis +. Parker. 20, and Mabel L. weigman. q
Rev. w J. Cauoll.
COLOKED
Wesley II. Smith. 2, of High Point, N c. and
Lussie Green. z, Of Baltimore. Rev. j. NJ. Wal
drou.
Leon Brightsood. ., and Susie Brown % Rev
William J. Howard.
Wesley Thomas. go and Mary j. McAlHster. ;,
both of Colesville, Md. Rev. c. a. DcVaugan
Roy w Davis, q, and Sarah Brooks, 49, Rev
W. \. Jones.
Ellsworth S. Brent. 50. and Jennie Howard, 81
Rev. T. z. Lucas.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08

Nay u. lsls; oapt. Paul p. Maloos. s~oond In
fantry. MAY q. 1916; cspt Clyoe b. oru.ou. Prs
Infantry. MEy q. 1876; Capt oasri-s 4 Morton,
Eighth Infantry. Febranry 2 iss; Second LAeut.
Oliver s. NcGesy. Fih--nth lnfantrJ, My 4
lsls; Second Lieut. MAJ 6. Murc Ffts-uth
Infantry. MAY 5. lsls: secood Ee0t oswsH Il
Sander, Twenty-hft InfsDtrJ. Msy q lst: MAJ
Rklph HarTisoo. Fourth Csulry. MAJ 2. lsa;
Mai. Frznf n Caldwell. Fifte-nth Csvtlr5, Msy
= fses Capt sberrAro Coleman. Fourth Osulr5.
May =. 1876; Capt Roe.r S. Pitch. Fn~--th
Csrslry. April - lsl6; C4pt. Morton c. Munna.
fifteenth Csvslry. Nay ) Is8; secDpd LAsut. John
A Roo~nscn- Ninth Osr.lry. May 4 1915; s~co,o
Lieut.. James s. MOooey. Ninth CssslrJ. Nay
1916; Second Lieut HOTaoe H Funsr. Ninth O<T-
sby. May J. 1876: Chaplain Oscsr J. W seotL
Tverty-1fth Infantry, May T. ls6
Each officer will proceed 10 the United ststes.
and upon arrival Will repo-t 10 the euznmsDdins
general, wester Department
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
GIRLS! women!
TAKE CASCARETS
IF CONSTIPATED
They liven your liver and bowels
and clear your
complexion.
Don't stay headachy, bilious with
breath bad and stomach
Get a lO-cent box now.

Get n l0-cent box now.
Tonight sure, Take Cascarets and en-
joy the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced. Cas-
carets will liven your liver and clean
your thirty feet of bowels without grip
ing You will wake up feeling grand
Your head wilp be clear, breath right
tongue clean. stomach sweet, eyes bright.
step elastic and complexion rosy-they re
wonderful. Get 1C-cent box now at any
drug store. Mothers can safely give a
whole Cascaret to children any time
when cross. feverish. bilious, tongue
coated or constipated-they are harmless.
ADV.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
Criminal Division No. 1,
Justice CovinEton,

U. S. VS.. Edward Thomas; carnaI
knowledge; nolIe pros entered.
U. S. VS.. Richard Jackson; violation
OF policy law; death of defendant
noted and case abated.
U. S. VS.. Frank Matthews. Edward
Payne and Cornelius Jordan; house
breaking and larceny: plea OF not
guilty withdrawn and plea of guilty
entered as to each: remanded and re-
ferred to probation officer; attorney, T.
c. Taylor.
U. S. VS.. Thomas N. Nuckols, jr..
false pretense; plea of guilty; re-
remanded and referred to probation
officer; attorney. L. a. Block.
U. s. VS.. John Backing; nonsupport;
plea of not guilty.
U. 5. VS.. John H. Backing; perjury;
plea of'not guilty: bail fxed at $4,000
defendant committed to Jail.
u. S. VS.. John B. De Motto; house
breaking and larceny; bench warrant
returned cepi: defendant committed.
U. S. VS.. James Craig and William
Dodson; manslaughter; verdict of
guilty; sentenced to penitentiary six
years each; attorneys, H. L. Tignor and
Z. G. Hubert.
U. S. VS.. Raymond o. Kleindienst;
adultery: time to settle bill extended
to February l and to file transcript to
T. NJ Wampler.
U. S. VS.. Nickols Davis. nonsupport;
bench warrant issued.
u. S. VS.. Albert Wallenstein; viola
tion section $50, D. c. Criminal Code
placed on probation per recognizance;
500 taken; attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
ASSIGNMENT TODAY.
U. S. VS.. Champ S. Stewart
U. s. VS.. Estella Freedmond.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
Probate Division,
Justice McGoy.

Estate OF Levi K. Donavin; amended
petition filed: attorneys, Richardson &
Shreve.
Estate OF Catherine Mangan; petition
for probate of will and letters testa-
mentary, filed; attorney, II A. Heit-
muller.
Estate of William II Underdue: petition
of Annie NJ. Bowie for reconstruction un-
der the will, filed; attorney J. C. De Put
ron.
Estate of Lawrence ]. teller; will
dated October "A. 1914 filed.
Estate of. Annie Waters; petition for
disclosure of personal property, filed
attorney. r. H. Yeatman.
Estate Of John Ready; petition for pro-
bate of will and letters testamentary,
filed; attorneys, w. II. Delaney and H.
A. Hegarty.
Estate of Eliza c. Hutchinson; will
dated April IA, 1913, filed.
Estate Of George Hopfman; petition for
letters of administration, filed; attorneys,
c. II. Bauman & c. B. Bauman.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
BIRTH RECORD,
WHITE

WHITE.
Frank L. and Lillian NJ Zesovitz. girl.
Russd B. and Mable Putnam, girl. -
GerSCn and Camille Nordlinger. boy. -
Allen A. and Anna d. Murray, girl.
William and Elsie NJ. Lescallctt, boy.
Ira and Daisy keppler. boy.
Norman Il. and Anna V Hill. girl.
James Z. and Beatrice Hatcher, Gri.
Wilmer and Annie L. Fsrsn. girl.
Walter II. and Nellie Dean. boy.
Charles L. and Ora NJ Caldwell, bny.
James C. and Lillian ]. Carr, boy.
George u. and Anna L. Case boy.
COLORED
Thomas and Della White, girl.
Samuel II. and rearl Lucas. girl.
Green H. and Julia Hendersnn. sirl.
Alfred L. and Lotie Garter, boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-08
To Erect Apartment House.

John J. Warren soon will begin con-
struction Of two-story brick apartment
house at 1724 T street northwest. The
cost Of the building will be approximate
$1,000. The permit was obtained by
Hunter & Bell. architects. and the con-
tract has been let to j. Z. Fox.