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Criminal Division No. 1,
Justice SIddonH

United States vs.. Frank SmalIwood
grand larceny; plea not guilty withdrawn
and plea guilty entered; remanded and
referred TO probation officer: attorney E
VI. Hewlett
United States VS.. Richard Jackson: yin-
latlon section 1874, United States criminal
code; plea guilty; committed and re.
ferred to probation officer; attorney, II.
l. TignOr.
United States VS.. Henry V. Piummer;
embezzlement and violation section SAL
District Of Columbia code; plea not gull.
ty withdrawn and plea guilty entered
remanded and referred to probation Off
Ger; attorney, w. L. Huston.
United States vs. Emanuel Forrest,
William Hamilton and Clarence Turner
robbery; verdict guilty each; remanded
attorney, r. A. Hughes
United States vs.. George Belt; assault
dangerous weapon; plea not guilty: at
torney, J. L. Collins
United States VS.. Daniel Young; house.
breaking and larceny: sentenced to peni-
Tertiary for three years; attorney, Ed
mund Hill jr.
United States VS.. George Brown: grand
larceny; sentenced to Jail for one year
United States VS.. Charles l. Booker.
violation section 312 penal code; Sentenced
to jail for eight months; attorney, e. M.
Hewlett.
United States VS.. Charles B. I,eet. il.
larceny from United States, housebreaR
ing and larceny; sentenced to peniten-
tlary Tor three years and six months;
placed on probation; recognizance S1o0
taken; attorneys, w. II. Hoover and f,
S. Sheehy.
United States VS.. Robert Kantz: aduI-
terry; sentenced to penitentiary for one
year and six months; placed on proba-
finns TppnWniZan 41On falr
F. c. Pope.
United states VS.. William White; rob-
berry; plea guilty; remanded.
United States VS.. Frank Quander.
United States VS.. William Bowie; house
breaking and larceny; plea guilty: re-
manded: referred to probation of1cer; at
torney, Irving Williamson.
United States VS.. Arthur Davis and
John Bradford; depreciation on private
property; plea not guilty each; attorney,
4. W. Scott.
United States VS.. Pruno Buchholz; nom
support; recognizance 800 taken.
United States VS.. Mason F. Noble: nom
support; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Edward Boone; nom
support; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. J. WEIGH; nonsupport:
defendant committed to jail.
United States VS.. William Lunpkins;
joy riding; bench warrant returned cent;
defendant committed.
United States VS.. Peachie Cooper; re-
ceiving stolen property; jury respited;
attorney, II. L Tignor.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Ada E. Mansfield and
Enriqueco Diemas.
United States VS.. Nora Kriner and Otto
Hense.
United States vs. James Tyler and
Jesse Spriggs.
United States VS.. George K. Went
worth.
United States VS.. George Williams.
Criminal Division, No. 2.
Chief Justice Covington.
Assignment for Today:
l242-In re condemnation of Minnesota
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BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.


BENJAMIN Z. and Mary Z. Talbot girl
Arcangelo and Adelina uminelH. boy.
Charles A. and Mary Richie, boy.
Ernest r. and Annie A. Prnngley, girl.
George n. and Margaret Poskc. boy.
Jesse A. and Dora Moss. girl.
Claud ]. and Ester NJ. Mallard, boy.
Bernard A. and Grace NJ. Mattingly, boy.
COray r. and Maude A. Leech, boy.
Carl W. and Lottie VI. Kramer, girl.
Percy B. and Alice B. Henson, girl.
Frank J. IT., and Othilda NJ. Haske. girl
George II. and Marion s. Harris, boy.
Silvio ]. and Lula VI. GioTannetti, girl.
8. Guy and NJ. Alice Gather, girl.
Harry L. and Frances Candy, girl.
Herbert and Clara Dyson, girl.
William B. and Grace Courtney, girl.
Harry W. and Ruth Adslside Baden. girl
William H. and Beulah @. BTanning, girl
cOLORED.
William ID. and Elizabeth w. Wilson, girl
James u. and Jennie White, boy.
Edwin 6. and Ruth Il. Fraction. girl.
Eddie and Marie Dunbsl, GIRL.
William II. and Edith Cephsa Old
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District Supreme Court.
Equity Division No. 1.
Justice Anderson.

LYON VS. Ross. ct al; decree pro
confesSo; plaintiffs attorney, l. s.
Lyon.
Waters vs. Waters. ct al: order ex-
tending time to settle statement of
evidence and file record: plaintiffs at
torneys. G. H, Macdonald and E. F.
COlladay: defendants ATTORNEYS. Pew
ton Gordon. J. S. Easby-Smith and r.
B. Fleharty.
Miller vs., Miller; order allowing
withdrawal of attorney and appoint
Ing substitute: plaintiffs attorney. r.
Feuaing.
Misbach vs. Misbach: order allowing
withdrawal Of attorney and appoint
ing substitute: plaintiffs attorney. 7
p. Potbury; defendants attorney, F. A.
Fenuing.
Combs vs.. Combs: order allowing
withdrawal of attorney and appointing
substitute: plaintiffs attorney, F. B,
Rhodes; defendants attorney, F A.
FennIng.
Pearson vs. Pearson: decree dismiss-
ing bill: appeal and fixing bond at $50:
plaintiffs attorneys. B. T. Doyle and
J. \. Moriarty; defendants ATTORNEYS,
s D. Truitt and n. c. Turnage.
kletndienst VS.. Kleindeinst; order
appointing attorney to defend; plain
tins attorneys, H. f. Davis and J. Y.
- uSlSuudnl attorney, W. G.
English.
Lloyd VS.. Slater: decree pro con-
fesso; plaintiffs attorney, George c.
Gertman.
Daily VS.. Atkinson; decree pro con-
fesso; plaintiffs attorneys, A. G. Bfsh-
op and Fred Mckee
Thibodeau VS.. ShoppeTI: decree sub
stituting trustee; plaintiffs attorneys.
Fred Mckee and a. G. Bishop.
Petne vs.. Peine, ct al: order denying
motion Of February 81, 1916: plaintiffs
attorney, II. A. /. Barker; defendants
attorney. w. NJ. Bastian
Mathewson VS.. Mathewson; order
authorizing payment of taxes; plain
th's attorney, W. F.. Edmonston.
Lewis VS.. Lewis; decree of divorce
win mat; plaintiffs attorney, L. M
King; defendants attorney, B. L. Gas
kins.
Assignment for today:
Bissell W.. Commissioner of Pat
ents; attorneys, Murray-BaIIard.
Harris VS.. Richmond Park Improve
ment Co.; attorneys. Barker, Leahy-
Ridout
Hopkins VS.. Marden, ct al: attor-
neys. Clephane G EXPERIMENTATION,
Richardson. Sherier, Wilson.
Fulton VS.. Baker; attorneys, Dtvid.
Lambert-Emig.
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Beiasco, March 20-"The Passing
show"
Notwithstanding

Sam Bernard will head next weeks bill
at Keith's. Other features will be Mrs
Thomas Whiffen and company in The
Golden Night; Bessie Wynn. and Will.
lam Pruettee, the comedian basso, with
Charles Orr and company in "A Holland
Romance" The balance OF the bill will
embrace Val Harris and Jack Manion;
PATRICIA and Myers; the Brightons
Merian's Swiss Dog Psntomimists; the
organ recitals, and the Pathe Pictorial
Next Sunday the bill will present Ruth
st. Denis and company, Wilbur Mack
and Nella Walker; Ernest R. Ball: Rae
Eleanor Ball: Fred J. Ardath and COM
pany in Hiram; Ruth Budd: Fred and
Adele Astaire: Warren and Templeton
and other attractions.
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Garden-Fea Films.

At Moores Garden Theater on Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday of next week, Bes-
sic Barriscale will be featured in Thomas
1nce's "Honor's Altar" The supplement
tary attraction will be Ford Sterling in
a keystone multiple reel comedy, His
Pride and His Shame" Miriam Nesbitt
and Marc McDermitt will head the double
feature bill on Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week In a detective drama,
THE Cats Paw" The extra attraction
on these days will be the fourth episode
of THE Strange Case of Mary Page"
featuring Henry walthall and Edna
Mayo. On Friday and Saturday, Rich
The Washington herald., 1916-03-09

The Du Pace Opera Company, with its
quintet of operate artists and musicians,
in an entirely new repertoire and the
laugh-making Farrell-Taylor trio. will be
leading features of the new bill to be
presented at the Cosmos Theater the
last half of the week, beginning with to-
days matinees.
The big feature of the new attractions
will be Maude Stanhope's company in
Katherine Kavanaugh's farce comedy,
Burglars" Joe ROLAND; Wood and
Highland, and Wartenberg Brothers are
other inclusions. May Robson, in "a
Night Out" will be the photopIay at
traction.
Next week the famous Zancigs will
head the bill, while the Gallenini Four
will be the chief musical number, and
five other acts will make up the pro-
gram.
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%
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice
hcHenna, Mr. Justice Holmes, Mr.. JUS
tice Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van Devanter,
Mr.. Justice Pitney and Mr.. Justice Nc
Reynolds.
Thomas J. Tydings, of Moberiy Mo-,
was admitted to practice. a-. .r--....-
z1-william A. Stowe. plaintiff in err
ror, VS.. Emma F. Taylor; in error to the
Superior Court of the State of Massa-
chusetts; dismissed with costs, on mo-
ton OF counsel for the plaintiff in error.
TT-Allejandro Montelfbano Ramos
ct al, appellants and plaintiffs in error,
VS. La Campania General de Tabacos de
Fiipinas; submitted by Harry w. Van
Dyke. jr., for the appellants and plain
tits IN error, and by Mr.. c. L. BoUve for
the appellee and defendants in error.
249-Abram Rosenberger, plaintiff in err
rOr. VS.. Pacific Express Company; arEu-
tment commenced by Mr.. ]. J. Vineyard
for tine plaintiff in error. continued by
Mr.. I. n. Watson for the defendant in
error. and concluded by Mr.. A. +. Smith
for the plaintiff in error.
262-Mary LenOre BuIlen ct al, plain
tins in error, vs.. the State of Wisconsin;
argued by Mr.. John Montgomery for the
plaintiffs in error. and by Mr.. Walter
Drew for the defendant in error.
-o5-Samuel I. Gldney, plalntiH in err
rOr, vs. Sidney c. Chapel ct al; sub
United by Mr.. William T. HUtchings for
the plaintiff in error, and by Mr.. Ma
poleOn B. MaXey for the defendants in
error
sc. F. Warner ct al, etc. appellants
vs.. the New Hampshire Savings Bank
ct al;
aS-The Raines Title and Mantel Co.
appellant. VS.. the New Hampshire Saw
ings Bank ct al and
256-The Jackson walker Coal and Ma
terial Co, appellant, vs.. the New Hamp-
shire Savings Bank ct al: argument com
menCed by Mr. Chester 1. Long for the
appellants
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL
O'Clock.
The day call for Thursday, March Q,
will be as follows: Nos. 264 land 265 and
$50, 10 land 1879, $50 go, 272, 273, "a,
20, go and 2S1
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Equity Division, No. 2,
IukfIre MrCnr

Cox VS.. joyce; sale ratified and con.
drrned; plaintiffs attorneys, L. NJ. Kins
md W. ]. Lee; defendants attorney
Henry p. Blair
Richardson vs.. Sands; decree appoint.
ng French c. Simpson substituted trus
lee plaintiffs attorney, F. G. SJmnso-
Bradley VS.. Davidson; on hearing
plaintiffs attorneys, W. G. Gardine,
and J. W. Whiting; defendants attor.
neys, d. s Msekall and ]. B. Carter,
Somerville VS.. Williams: real estate or.
dered sold and Roy H. Pickford appoint.
ed trustee; bond 1900; order amendius
bill Of complaint.
West Publishing Company vs. BaIlinger;
order approving account; pIaintin's at.
torneys, ]. H Lichliter and H. w
Wheatley; defendants attorney, Webster
Ballnger.
Assignment for today:
21-BFadley vs.. Davidson ct al; attor-
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POli's-''On Trial"

''On Trial" the melodrama which had
such a big success during a long run in
New York, and likewise in its initial
showing here three weeks ago, will be
the offering of the Poll Players next
week
"On Trial" is declared to be the most
unusual melodramatic play offered on the
American stage, picturing the machina-
lions of a pervert, his murder and the
sensational trial of the injured husband
A. II. Van Buren,. Florence Rittenhouse,
and the other popular Poll Players, aug
'nented to fifty speaking parts are at
work on the production. The mechanical
effects are unusual. requiring the build
ing of a double stage for the two
minute scene transitions.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1916

neys, Gardiner. whiting-Baird, McAn,
Bright
l96-Rice VS.. Rupert ct al; attorneys,
Rice-Darr Peyser, Koenigsberger-
Larner.
220-Rudolph & West Co. ct al VS.. Howe
ct al; attorneys, Gutenberg, Hoehling,
Peelle & Ogilby, Rhodes & Cromelin,
Ford, Browning-Carlisle, Howe, Diggs.
1Ss-Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; attorneys,
Swayze, Johnson-SwindeIl, Van Fleet,
Maddox, Galley.
"a Motion-Ball VS.. First Cooperative
Building Association: attorneys, Whit
ford, Standardization, Darlington, Sulli-
van.
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Fritz Kreisler. the vioIinist will make
his last appearance this sea son al the
National Theater tomorrow afternoon al
4:3O, under the mana cement of Mrs. VIII
son Greene. KreIsler is today one of the
most fascinating figures in the world Of
music Few artists OF any time so hold
They are supported by Alma Bauer. who
attractive personality, his modesty Of
demeanor, his artistic sincerity, are alike
as rare as they arc notable.
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CrandaII's-Feature P1Im,

The Innocence of Ruth" a KIeine-
Edison photodrsms- heads next week
attractions at CrandalFs, being scheduled
Tor showing Sunday. Viola Dana and
EDWARD Earle are the featured players
in this production.
For Monday and Tuesday. HoIbrook
Blinn wifi be seen in the World Film
feature. The objectionable Sin" The
supporting cast includes Helen Fulton
and Lila Hayward Chester. j. Warren
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D. c. Court of Appeals.

Present: Associate Justices Robb and
Van Orsdel and Mr. Justice Stafford
Of the Supreme Court. D. c.
2S9l-Reid VS. Dodge. ct al; decree
reversed with costs and cause remand
60 for further proceedings; opinion by
Mr.. Justice Stafford.
Adjourned from day to day until
Monday, March -. 1915
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EImendorf in Switzerland.

motion picture nearly a mile in
length. showing the complete ascent Of
the MatterhoTn from Zermatt to the
summit H,705 feet above sea level will
be a feature Of Dwight Elmendorfs IL
Illustrated travel talk on Switzerland to
be given at the New National Thester
this afternoon at 4:30.
Other interesting places tO be passed
will be Bern; Interlaken; the picturesque
villages of the Bernese Oberland; Lu-
cerne. and other resorts on the Lake Of
the Four Cantons; the Rhone Valley,
and St Mortz.
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Kerrisan appears Wednesday and Thur
day in The Pool OF Flame" a Rec
Feather feature, written by Louis Joseph
Vance. The weeks program Will be con-
cluded with the presentation on Friday
and Saturday Of the Equitable Film
feature, Man and His Angel" IN which
Jane GRAY, Is the featured player.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
James B. Biouou. 2, and Edna Gilmore, p. Re-.
James B. Buhrer.
OisreDos N. Updlke. a o. Fails Ohurch. Va.
and Edith NJ Van Guerder. 10 Rev. samls n.
Greene.
Frsncis NJ. Kefiy. =, and Emma @. PSrns n.
Of Camp springs Nd. Rer. james L. Nolan
Richard z. Leith. 3. and Ruth Msry HoJhs. =.
Henry G. Rodds. y. and Asris Pisrs. 81. Re-.
J. r. Rofh
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douglas Fairbanks will head the dou.
pie feature program at Moore's Strand
Theater on Sunday Monday and Tues.
day OF next week In His Picture In the
Papers" r0., -
The comedy section OF the uroSrap,
will be further augmented by Kew.
stone farce-comedy, His Auto-Ruina-
ton" with the chief roles in the hands
OF Charles Murray and Mae Busch. On
wednesday and Thursday of next week
Hamilton Revelle. supported by Barbara
Tenant, will lead the bill in THE Price
OF Malice. The secondary feature will
be Rose Melville In she Came, Saw and
CONQUERED On Friday and SATURDAY
u. W.. Griffith will present a visualize.
uon OF the widely-read story, Betty OF
Graystone."
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Gayety-BurIesque.

TN Follow You" a new two-act mu-
steal travesty is the title of this season S
burlesque with Hastings big show, which
comes to the Gayety next week
The principal parts in the burIcsque
will be in the hands of Dan Coleman.
hTey are supported by Alma Bauer, who
is-well known to burlesque lovers. Each
member of the company has been es-
pecially selected for his or her part. The
chorus is said to be a large and comely
one
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Loew's CoIumbIa-Pnramount


Fannie Ward will be seen in For the
Defense" at Loew's Columbia Theater
the first half of next week, beginning
with the Sunday afternoon performance.
This is n daring detective sts.y written
especially for Miss Ward by Mr.. Turn
bull. Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
next week Constance Collier will be
seen in The Code of Marcia Gray" a
story of a weak husband facing loss Of
fortune and reputation. Forrest Stanley.
Herbert Standing, Howard Davies, and
other prominent stars appear in support
of Miss Collier.
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sE!ISuRETED


An absolutely harmless sntscid in all
belching Of food, gas, indigeFtion, etc
tesspoonfUl in a fourth of a glass
OF hot water usually gives INSTANT
RELIEF. Sold by all druggists in either
powder OF tablet form at 50 cents per
bottle.
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Probate Division,
.Euaftc~ NJ~Eoy


Estate of Calvin w. Hath. order adj
uniting will to probate and granting
letters OF administration to Ann V.
Harth; bond 800; attorneys, Toomey and
Toomey.
Estate of Julia A. Pannell; order grant
ing letters of administration to Harry
Pannen; bond. $500; attorney, w. j.
Bacon, jr.
Estate of Thomas B. Redmond: order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters of administration to Mary e.
and Agnes F. Redmond; bond, 5000; at
torney, ID. W. O'Donoghue.
Estate OF Alfonso Rodarte; order adj
Knitting win to probate and granting
letters OF administration to Susan Shee-
han; bond. $500; attorney. Fred Bean.
Estate Of Paul Won Erickson; order
to sell personally; attorney, C. T.
Tittmann.
Estate of Charles w. Hayes; order ad-
hitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Rosa P. Hayes
bond, $1,000; attorney, Myer Cohen.
Estate Of Nanny Nealson; petition for
probate Of will and letters testamentary
filed; attorney, John A. Thompson.
Estate Of Charles A. Newton; petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torney. r. II. Mcneil.
Estate of Ella Z. Seufferle; petition for
letters Of administration filed; attorney,
David Wiener.
Estate OF Charles A. Newton; will dated
January %. 1915, filed.
Estate of Margaret King; petition of
executor to borrow money filed.
Estate of Thomas Denny; exemplified
copy of will filed.
Estate of Elizabeth A. Denny; ex-
empllfled copy of will filed.
Estate of Marinda Hishley; petition for
iii
Mark.
Estate of August Schmidt; will dated
May Is, 1890 and codicil dated June IS,
1892, filed
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RANKRTrPTCy PETTT1oN

10S4-In re Dodek Clothing and Furniture
Company; ladies wearing apparel; ST.
500 Seventh street northwest: voluntary
liabilities $17,62264 assets, s7.62476; at
torneys, Topper and Gusack
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EQUITY SUIT.

34l5s-Thomas A. Thibodeau VS.. Robert
W Shoppell to substitute trustee; plain
tifr's attorneys, Fred Mckee and A G.
Bishop.
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5s926-Annie f. Taylor VS. District of
Columbia; damages 5000; plaintiffs at
torneys J. c. Foster and Turnage &
Quinn.
5S927-Edgar W. Watkins VS.. Anna E.
NJ. Johnson; judgt NJ. c.. $40; plaintiff
attorney, F. G. Coldren.
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At the Theaters Next Week.
NntionaI-.Prince.. Tra.Ia-Ia."

Andreas DIPPED, who won the conf
dence OF the Washington public and the
appreciation of all music lovers, when
ne presented THE Lilac Domino" In this
CITY, comes forward as the producer of
another musical piece, when he brings
Princess Tra-la-la' to the National
next week
Princess Tra-la-la" is described as a
waltz operetta, and is from the dance
center Of Europe, Vienna. 1t was pro-
duced two years ago in the Austrian
capital. where 1t scored success, running
Tor more than 800 nights in its home city,
after which 1t was transferred TO Ber-
lin, where it has already passed its 600th
performance.
Mr. Dippel has exercised the same care
in the selection of his cast, and the same
prodigality In providing costumes and
scenery, which distinguished his Lilac
Domino" production. The title role will
be sung here by Phyllis Partington, the
American priTna donna who was seen in
the leading role OF Gypsy Love" Miss
harrington will be supported by George
Baldwin. Emmy NiclIlass. Henry Vogel,
Alice Gaillard, and others.
An important feature of the production
will be chorus of seventy voices.
BeIasco, March 2O-"The Passing
show"
THE Passing Show of 1915" after long
runs in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia
and Boston. comes to the Belasco The
ater on March 20, for six nights and three
matinees.
Embracing twelve scenes in its two
acts. 1t will offer a garden of girls
Surrounded by this assemblagc will be
a notable cast OF musical comedy favor
ties OF which the most prominent are
George Monroe, Eugene and Willie How
ard and Marilynn Miller, while others
worth more than a passing mention are
Daphne Pollard. Helen Eley, Edmund
Goulding, Clarence Harvey, Ernest Hare,
Miller and Mack. Sam Hearn, Alexis
Kosloff. Arthur Hill, Flora Lea, Mar
garet Warde, LYDIA Carlisle and Marie
Flood.
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lseo-In re condemnation of Bennings
road.
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Bankruptcy Division.

In re Dodek Clothing and Furniture
Company; order OF reference and stay
of adjudication.
In re Robert H. Merriam; order
authorizing employment of counsel
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ard Buhier win be starred along with
Rosetta Brice in The Gods OF Fate. .
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LAW SUITS

NHIrT JustICc NONIhEID
1As-In re opening of Thirteenth street
on hearing.
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Criminal Division, No. 2.
Chief Justice CoyfuntOu.

Assignment for Today:
I242-in re condemnation Of Minnesota
avenue =
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Lucien T. Reid yesterday won his right
to the income left him by his grand
father, Horace A. Taylor when Justice
Stafford of the District Court OF Appeals
reversed the findings of the District STU
preme Court, which had denied him funds
for his education and support pending
the settling of the estate. The income is
5 per cent on an investment of $4,000.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
hcKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr.. JUS
tice Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van Devanter,
Mr.. Justice Pitney and Mr.. Justice Nc
Reynolds.
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Thomas ]. Tydings, of Moberly, Mo-,
was admitted to practice. ..-.. .r---...-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS
BUTLER THEATER

A splendid feature with spe.sn
music at the first show furnished oy
julius Goldsmith will be the program
at the Butler this evening. The pic
ture Is william Farnum, the 100000
screen star, in Fox production en-
titled 1.-The Man from the Bitter
Roots" Love and adventure follow
William Farnum through this film
The story of the great northwest
finds the famous actor in the role Of
a miner who has to struggle for life.
The name of William Farnum is
enough TO guarantee an all days
crowd in any theater in the world,
In "The Man from the Bitter Roots. "
the hero is miner who battles
against enormous odds to achieve
happiness. His fight Is practically for
life or death, and is considered one
OF the best pictures in which MI.
Farnum has ever appeared The
Athletic Feature presents FRANK
Gotch in a wrestling match with Jim
Essen. champion of Scotland, Willie
Richie in red hot boxing contest
with Lew Steffens. swimmings cham
pions. both male and female. in water
stunts. and several other notables
Tomorrow. Mabel Talliaferro in 1.-THE
Snowbird,' one of the best pictures
ever shown anywhere: Sidney Drew
comedy. and juvenile comedy FOL
the kiddies, in which all the actor:
are children