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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


William S. Smith, IS, Of Chicago, and Natalie r.
COwell, 30. Rev. lie Grande Powers.
Earl 7. Sager, z. and Nellie NJ. Mooman. 20,
both Of Mount Jackson, Va. Rev. Howard F.
Downs.
Edward L. Mueller 2. and Virginia T. Davis 2.
Rev. Frederick w. Smith.
Robert L. Nunaly, q and Bainie S. Palmer 10
both Of Richmond. Rev. Francis G. Mccoy.
Abraham ShulInan 2, and Ida Kobernik, 10 first
cousnsl. Rev. Moses A Horwitz.
Edward P. Williams ., and Grace f. Taylor. 10.
Rev. s. Il. Greene.
Raymond Mathieson, %, and Beatrice s. Prior, q.
Of Rokeby, Va. Rev. H. T. Cousins.
Edgar D. Williams A. Of Moore, w. Va and
Mary l. Bohrer 20. Rev. Paul r. HicSok
Leslie H. Windsor, q. and Louise H. Price, IS,
both Of BOyds Md Rev. Howard F. Downs.
Robert s. Bruce, 2, and Ella NJ. Pitts, d both
Of Bowling Green Va Rev. James s. Montgomery.
Constan Doussas, 81. Of Concord, n. H., and
Emma Gibo. 4, of Manchester. n. H. Rev. L.
Morgan Chambers.
CoLoRED.
Rudolph Thomas, q, and Bessie Stamps, q. Rev.
A. J. Olds.
T. Fl. Queen g, of Anacostia d. c., and Eleanor
simms, 2, Of Camp Spring, Nd. Rev. J. P.
Greene.
R. A. Tyler. 2, and Matte P Ingram, 81. Rev.
]. Z. Willis
Isaiah Brown. n, and La Helen HiIlmaa, u.
Rev. J. q. Lea.
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elements of the wealth OF the nation as
these fall naturally under the house
keepers control This means to ex-
ercise in the nome those domestic arts
and sciences on which good housekeep-
ing depend; also, since practically all the
buying for families is done by women, It
means economical expenditure. For the
accomplishment of our aim in either of
these functions. the housekeeper can do
little without the hearty cooperation of
business interests.
We need your help in our efforts to
influence public opinion so as TO pro-
mote the training of girls and women for
hOusework. The intimate bearing of this
on preparedness appears in the words OF
Napoleon. who said, An army advances
on its stomach We want you business
men OF Washington to help us make
homework as popular as tango. and cook
Ing as much OF science as bridge. In
the public schools of Washington there
are classes in cooking, but the public
sentiment back OF this vital instruction
is lacking. and here is one place where
the Housekeepers' Alliance war on waste
is at work.
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Circuit Division No. 2.
LuxfIcn Stafford.

In re habeas corpus George F. Frick;
hearing continued to April at p. m.
Larner VS.. Blackwood; default vs.. de-
PENDANT for S1,761; plaintiffs attorney,
B. w. Parker
Lyman and Read VS.. Norton; default
VS.. defendant for $l,73S; plaintiffs at
torney, F. f. Mitchell
Fox VS.. Smith; motion to strike de-
PENDANTS fourth special traverses OF
plaintiffs replication to defendants
third plea; granted; plaintiffs attorneys,
Fox VS.. Fox and H. II. Classic; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Evans Browne, F.
W. Clements and C. c. Tucker.
DOebler, executor. VS.. Phelps; Judgment
on verdict for pIaIntiff for $40; plain
tiff's attorney c. A. Barnard; defendants
attorneys, Hawken and Havell
McGraw ct al. VS. Morton Service Com
pany; judgment on verdict for possession
and one cent damages; PLAINTIFFS at
torney, W. A. Johnston; defendants
attorney, George b. Fraser.
Smith VS.. Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad COMPANY: motion
for Judgment non Obstante verdicto; and
motion for new trial filed on behalf OF
defendants; motion for new trial filed
on behalf of plaintiff; plaintiffs attorneys,
Cuttings & Chamberlin and R. E Mating
"; defendants attorneys, McKenney and
F1annery.
Brown VS.. Huyler's; jury respited:
plaintiffs attorneys, Fulton and Cabell
and D. F. Anthony; defendants attorney,
H. G. Kimball.
Assignment today:
9O-Whelan VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company; attorneys,
Gardiner-Hoover.
15+PoIlock vs.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Berry
& Minor-Hoover
35S-Bean VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Birney-Hogan.
29O-wagner VS.. Cook: attorneys, Ober-
lin, Dorsey-Syme.
16ESteep VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Shea, john
son-HOover.
36O-F1aherty VS.. Allen; attorneys, David
-Sheehy.
362-Simpson VS.. Southern Railroad
Company; attorneys. Jefrords, Keigwin-
Hamilton & Hamilton.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kosciuszko place-Anna NJ Walker to Paul j
Moffett. lot Is, block 6. so.
1911 Eighteenth street northwest-Alennder
Clark il. ct u1- to Maria A. Dispenza. lot ~
square l52, SO.
First street between D and f streets southwsst-
Thomas Walker and Thomas A. Johnson, trus
tees to John Riddle, part lot a, square So 500
Second street between East Capitol and A street,
nOrtheast-JOhn p. Stuckett ct TX. TO Alphonse
GOuldman, lot g and part lot a. square 759, SO.
IS street southeast-Mary A. Harvey to Al
phonsc GOudman. lot ,, square 693 so.
Washington Highands-ChaHes W. May tt
Vnnettl NJ. Wells lots 81 and 81, block Is. SO
43 street northeast-Ida schul to Martha s
Boyd. lot g. square So SO.
West WoOdridge-JOseph NGaddren ct vi. to Al
phonse and Josephine NJ. Patten. lot 2, block 2
SO.
liz Ninth street northwest-william K. Coher
ct al 10 Charles T Darling, part original lot 7
9O2 and 0l street northwest Nellie l. Brad
ford to Laurence J. Mangan, lot 81, square 56S
SIC.
c street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth strets
southeast-Henry c. Espey. trustee, to Joseph e.
Handles. lot So square l0l7. $500.
1904 n street Observation-Disclosures NJ. Merck tt
F. Edgar and Ada NJ. Buxton, lot 10, square a5
900 Ninth street northeast-square s57. east par
lot 2-Watson F. Clark and Erskine Gordon, sub
stttuted trustees, to Thomas H. Han, $40
Eighth street between L and NJ streets north
east-Squarr ss6 lot 62-George Z. Fleming and
500
SherTood's addition, Brookland, lot z block g.
r. Milton Henderson ct Tx. Lilly TO Flora B. D
SchwInger. S,5l8
Tennessee avenue. between b and streets north
east-Square 1903, lot 37-John G. Hodges and
Charles s. Hill. trustees, to William Murphy
So.
Twenty-eghth street between Woodley road and
Cathedral avenue northwest-W oodley Park lot 4s
block l6-Caleb c. Magrder, IT,, to Arthur NJ
Wheeler. SO.
u33 Giard street northweSt-COunbia Heights
lot III, block 2i-RObert Lee O'Brien ct Jear
c. to Mary c. Mcdonald. $40.
50 street northeast-SQuare SIS, lot 20, all lot
Isl and Tart lot 252-Mary c. Mcdonald ct vii
Thomas A. to James c. Hoover. so.
n Sixth street sOutheast-Square BAT, part lot
l6-Daniel W. O'DOnOghue and Michael J. Keane
trustees to William f. Knott, 500.
Washington Heights. lots To Il. block 1-Patricl
OHanlOn ct Rose to jeremiah 2. OConnor
Sp.
1919 and 1885 Ninth street northwest, 1872 Fifth
street northwest, 1885 Fifth street northwest
Square &c., part lots T. g. l3 and Il, half interest
David H. Solomon to Julia salomon, SO
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square So part lot 4-John Riddle ct ux. Il
Chaplin Brown and H. H. Bergmann to secure
Oriental Building Association No. 500.
Square az, part lot 5S-wilmer B. SimmemaI
ct ux. to John c. Weldon and William s. Minni1
TO secure NJ r. Humphrey 800; years pei
cent. semi-annual.
Addition LeDroit Park lot IS block D-Blanche
f. Jones to Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Berg
mann to secure Oriental Building Association No
Is 5000
Square So lots and s. square III, lot 10; square
6z3 lot 79-Ada r. Bachelor to Thomas L. For.
tune and Edmund A. Fitzgerald, to secure CharL
ton B. Rout $780, years, per cent, quarterly
Square SO, 6C 63-Martha S. Boyd to Washington
Loan & Trust Company TO secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association s.. Do
Square 2S5. lot Herman Oehsen ct ux
to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts, to secure
Perpetual Building Association $500.
square ll5 lots II and S5-William Scatter Fl
to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Gusts to secure
Perpetual Building Association $500.
Square 20, lot 2-Lucie Bernhard To Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Gusts, to secure Perpetusl
Building Association 5000
Mount Pleasant, lot A. block H-Margaretta Il
Sharp to Thomas H Banes and John ScriTener
to secure Patrick J. Calan g 500; years 81
per cent, semi-snnual
Square 25. lot 13-F Edgar Buxton ct ux- 70
Joseph ]. Darlington and Blair Lee. to secure
Washington City Orphan Asylum 5000; years
ger cent, semi-annual.
Square SIS. lot go, all lot Isl and part lot 3s-
James Q. Hoover ct ux to Blanche O. to Wharton
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore March ADDRESSED POULTRY
Chickens. straight. young. H.. lsa2O; do. mixed,
young and old. Tsr b.. lSaIs do old rooster TT
D.. T. ducks, choice, fat, per h.. lsa20: o8pous
lbs. SAB; do, medium. 8zZs do. small Ia:
geese choice nearby. l6sIT.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens old hens h. and
over, Ter H. Is: do. old hens smaller. pr h. Is.
ROSTERS h.. llsl2. do winter > lbs and over 2z9
do. yOuns, large per h.. ZE22: do, small per H.
II ducks. Musoovy lbs. TGIs: do. puddle 4:
lbs and over lss30; Indian runners. ITSBs pigeons
pair. 25s5O; guinea fowl rs lbs. and over. % do.
smaller. 50; Eeese. Maryland and Virginia IsaIG
Western and Southern. lSlG
BUTTER-CreEmeTy fancy, peT H.. El4sSs, choice
8a5 good 55aSS; prints. Ss39; blocks. s5s lad es
2lsZ2; Maryland and Peunsy lTsnia rolls. Za2s: Obi
rolls Za2 /: West Virginia rolls zE2F4; s,or~
PACKED. 2lA2l4; dairy pdnts. ls22: process butte
3sz.
EGGs-MIrylsDd Pennsylvania and wssts-r
tuts. rsT doz., 2 West Virginia . SosItheTu q
VEGETABLES AND GREEN Fruits Prt,,
toes, white. McCornicks Eastern Shore per bFl-
soal %: do, MARYLAND and PennsyIrsuiG. per bls
llOal-0. do, New YORK and Maine. ~ Eus.. Ois
l-l5; sweets. yellow, Eastern Shore Maryland. T-sE
bbl-. 2C0s22: do. Eastern Shore virginia ret
bbl-. Sails: do. Delaware. fancy. per bh,
2oos25: do. York River. fancy. psr bbI- ia
2W: do. hampers. per has 65s75: yEms, Nor b
Carolina, No. !, pcT b6L. LT5z2.uo. Ipples. nearb-
loose packed, Der hbL lOOsI 81. do New York
STATE packed, Per bbl 2UOsSSO: DO Western
Maryland and Pennsylvania PACKED. per b6I. L75a
rs; beans. Ereeu. per has, 2O0s2 50; d. wax ~
b4s. L7Ss23; DO, pearl, peT bas-, lT5aZp: cab
haze, New York State Old pr ton = Oos8o0: d.
Florida, nsV, per bss.. l.50Sl-65; d.. New YoTk
and Florida, Der crate 25O12Oo: osIe-y Flo-idA per
crate -; cucUmbsrs per las. 4UzlS0: eSr
plants. per crate. l.5Oa5oo; grapefruit peT box.
2Ua25o; burserSdish per box. I75s2 90; hale. Nor.
folk, per BIB, 5ls75; lettuce Florida per abb
has. l!oozl75; onions. Western Maryland and Penn.
Nlvania, yellow. TsT bus, 75A' 3 do. Wests-n.
Ter loc-lb. sack L5Os2So: Oranges. pr box. As 70
size, 2Ooa2 50; peAs, p- bas tua1S; s1v.
berries, refriCp1tO-, PEI ct, M; DO open czdts
per ct. I5S0; tomatoes. fancy rips. p-- este
2aa25; do, choice. Per Csts l.sozI75i turnips,
per bus box Say
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DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Charles Hoffman. 81 years lGB Twelfth st. NV
John c. Muhenberg. g. 1855 Newton st. NV,
Frank l. Yarck, s. Emergency Hospital
George Hillbush S., Emergency Hospital
James T. Butler. s. ,l2s y. H. ave. NV
Alice C. Thomas Ga. 1872 G st. ne.
Ellen Mclean. p, 1913 18Th St NV.
Adam Miller IS Providence Hospital
Charlotte Weller, g. Providence Hospital
Cora NJ. Studt Al, Shley Hospital
Catherine Q. Joyce 79 l23l NJ ST. NV
COLORED,
Elisabert Coates, 81. Providence Hospital
James H. Quarles. g. Alabama ave, Anacostis
William H. Washington, So 1875 Fourth st. NV.
Sarah Lane. %, 1884 Second st. sw.
William Brown. !, Freedmen's Hospital
Henrietta Brooks. S. tuberculosis Hospital
Harriet Morris 81. Washington Asylum Hospital
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United States VS. George Belt; assault
dangerous weapon: plea not guilty with
drawn and plea guilty entered; attorney,
J. E. Collins.
United States VS.. Mercer T. E. Brown;
grand larceny; plea not guilty withdrawn
and plea guilty to petit larceny filed; re-
manded and referred to probation officer;
attorney. NJ. F. Mangan.
United States vs. Arthur Davis and
John Bradford; depreciation on private
property; verdict guilty each; remanded;
attorney, A. w. Scott.
United States vs.: William Summers,
George w. Ammon and Richard Hunt;
assault TO rob. housebreaking and lar
ICeny; jury respited; attorneys. Bertram
Emerson, jr., G. H. Mcneil and NJ. X.
Narnell.
United States VS. Thomas ]. WEIGH
nonsupport; plea guilty; sentenced to Oc-
Couuan for one year; placed on probation,
Irecognizance 800 taken; ordered to pay
wife 80 each month.
United States VS.. Martin Bolster; non
support; plea guilty: sentenced to Deco
guam for one year; placed on probation;
recOgnizanCe 800 taken.
United States vs.. Benjamin Alexander
nonsupport: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. Harry Wood; grand
larceny: bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. William Guess; joy
riding; recognzanCe $500 taken with w.
w. Stewart surety.
United States vs.. Robert Johnson; as
sault dangerous weapon; recognizance
800 taken with W. W. Stewart surety
attorney, w. P. Plumley.
United States VS.. Andrew ]. Allison:
assault to rape; verdict not guilty: at
tOrneys, F. Mangan and J. J. Buckley.
United States VS.. Frank Quander. as
sault dangerous weapon; sentenced to
penitentiary for two years.
United States VS.. William White.
robbery; sentenced to penitentiary for
three years.
United States VS.. James Hill; as
sault dangerous weapon; sentenced
Occoquan eight months; attorneys,
Darlington & Smith.
United States VS.. Joseph Watson and
Noble Gales; robbery; sentenced to
penitentiary for three years each; at
torney, H L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Benjamin Butler
and Daniel Anderson; robbery; SEN
fenced to penitentiary for four years
each; attorney, T c. Taylor.
United States VS.. Roland H. Rick =:
non-support; plea, guilty; sentenced
to Occoquan for one year; placed on
probation; recognizance, 800 taken.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Walter Wilmer.
United States VS.. Frank l. Smith.
United States VS.. Frank Stewart and
James Daniels.
United States VS.. Seel Harrison.
Sentences and arraignments at lis.
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Circuit Division, No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Justice GOula.
Cannon VS.. Pittsburgh Construction
Company; order extending time to settle
bin Of exceptions to March %, and to
file transcript to March 81; plaintiffs at
torney, W. ]. Lambert; defendants at
torney, w. H. Wahly.
Assignment today:
Hill VS.. Ebersole: attorneys, Davis,
kimball-Lambert, Given.
193-Huston VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys,
Observation-Disclosures.
199-King VS.. Rhodes; attorneys, Bald
erston-Johnson, Cromelin, Rhodea
17-Watkins VS.. Washington Times
Company; attorneys, Carmody, Mather-
Lambert
17-Ellerson and Wemple VS.. Belmont;
attorneys, Douglas, Ruffin G. Obear,
Darling tOn-Lambert, Yeatman.
l35-Dowell VS.. Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company; attorneys, Jones
Douglas. Rufin & Obear, Dulaney.
2S5-Blakesley VS., Hill; attorneys.
Wheatley.
S5-Chapman VS.. Quicker; attorneys,
Willtams-Guy and Sinclair.
21-Ashford VS.. Columbia Granite and
Dredging Corporation; attorneys, Mather,
Dulany-Hayden.
1S3-Sullivan VS.. Columbia Granite and
Dredging Company; attorneys. Baker,
Granddaughter.
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Striking Features Of
The War on Waste

Features of the war on
waste" will be:
Cooking contests for public
school girls.
Preparation of dainty dishes
from unused food.
Economy in use of lard, but
ter, and other cooking mate
rails.
Economy displays" in the
show windows of retail mer-
chants stores.
Purchase of ready made
clothing.
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God, per crate, 2sSA@; DO. Jersy. per bsrr,l
ioosS@; DO, jersey, pr crate ZooS2a Straw.
berries. Florida. per quart-Refnseratoa. EAo
open erstes. NG5. White potstoes per bushel-
Pennsylvsnis. L2SI.s; New Yorf. LiOSlls: MGins
ll5Gl.2p; western. lno&iB. White potstoct. JsFSeT
per b&sket-No / Ross soa7O; No. I other vareties
sa7o; No. 500. Sweet potatoes. Jsrsey, per be-
ket-No. L sosa; No. 2, ZsGso: sweet potstsss. Viz
sinia PEI barrel, L5o1LTs Onions, pr lOo4round
bsE-No. l, 2ooSzz: No. 2 TSsl-5. C4bbage Dan
ish, per ton B0sE.Oo: do. FlOtidS, per hamper
Ceiszy Florida. per crate. L5os2.0 Spinach Nor
folk. per barrel lsoz29; DO, Texas, yer hGHlrsT.
ly0zl.8. KAle Norolk, pr bsuel, s5sso. Lettuoe
Florida, per basEet. 75a20; do. south Carolina,
psr hssket. lOoN2oo BesnA Florida. TT barEst
Z0NS0; peas, Florida. per bsEket. 5.0ls6@: DeP
perS. Florida, per carrier, l5Z5; eETplhnt, Florida
PER Gsts 2os25o; tomatoes. F1orid1, pr czrrleF
fancy. 2OoN22; ohoics, L5Sl.7B; mushrooms, PEI
+-pound basket 75SLso
LIVE POULTRY-FOwh lsSls; roostsn, rzsI5.
spring chickens, soft-msatsd. lSsD; do, stSEEy.
ital5; turkeys. a22; dUeks. TO size and quality
Iss0; geese Tsls; pagecns old, per pair. zANi do.
young, per pair, 2a2
Fowls, Z 70 box, dry-rioted. fancy selected 9o4
weighing ~ 10 pounds Gptros. -; do, pounds
apiece %: do, 81 pounds Spiecs, ls; do, pounds
Weighing ~ TO pouDds Epiecs, Eis: DO Z pounds
apiece. lSz: smaller HIes. l6sN. Old rODsteTs,
dry-piGked IS Chidsent JerseJ, fancy brofsrs 81
Is; other nearby fancy brofers, ZG2: Western
bruilen weighing II 10 pounds EIieoe, Z2SN /:
Northern Illinois chickens fancy yellow weighing
pounds and over in boxes ESZ2; Northern I'll
nois. fancy. weighing ~ TO 81 pOuDds IN buIes
Bals; DO. do, "a 10 ~ pounds IN barrels TSlS
otAr Western, weighing 4 pounds and over. in
boxes, lsSls; do, do. ~ TO rs pounds IN boaes
lstn DO. do, ~ TO 81 pounds. in bsrrrs l5sls
inferior, a. Cspous PEI pouDd-WeighinE % 10
pounds apiece zL2 smaller sizes Ian. TukeyE
fancy. young bens and toms 81: do. fair 10 ehoios
$40; DO. old toms. . SprinE ducks nearby la
70; do, Western, fancy, Esls; do do fair 10 good
l2sl5- Geese l5S4. Squsbs per dozen-Whtts
Weighing Il 20 p pounds 5S5a6OO: do. do. 20 10
pounds bZ5s5.T5: do, do. pounds LOOsl75: do
do POUNDS S25s5T5; DO. do. 6 70 "a uounds
2T5S3OOs darn, 25OaS.oo; snail and No 2 lOOal 9
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District Courts

Suit for $4,000 damages for the death
of her husband, Wallace Whitaker, was
filed yesterday in District Supreme
Court by Mrs. Ethel Davis Whitaker,
through Attorneys H. Gwynn Gardiner
and F. R. Gibbs. against the Potomac
Electric Power Company. Mrs. Whitaker
says her husband was killed by q
dangling wire of the company's near the
corner OF Emerson street and Arkansas
avenue on April 3, 1915.
Newton A Strait, Col John NcElroy
and others yesterday filed application for
Incorporation of the Regimental Annals,
Inc. This company will prepare and sell
regimental histories ard souvenirs Of
Washington. The capital stock is $500.
Mary F. Hudson yesterday started a
suit for maintenance of herself and three
children against her husband. Lloyd B.
Hudson. Hudson is said to be an en-
ploye at the Navy Yard. Attorneys Will
ton ]. Lambert and Rudolph H. Yeat-
man represent the wife.
A petition asking the right to admins
ter the estate of Sarah A. Brady, who
died leaving titles and property worth
$4,000, was filed yesterday in the Pro-
bate Court by H. Maurice Brady, Alice
G. Van Geuder. and Howard Brady, who
say they are her heirs.
BY her will, dated March 6, 1916, Sarah
F. ONeill bequeaths her entire estate to
her sister, Annie E. Jennings. Martha E.
O'Neill is named executrIx.
Letters of administration of the estate
of her husband, August Schmidt which
is said to be valued at $23,550, were asked
for in a petition filed yesterday by his
wife, Mrs. Meta Schmidt.
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BIRTH RECORD.
MHITE-

WHITE.
Howard H. and Zelma Yeatman girl
R0bert L. and Catherine R. Wrcnn. girl
Frances J. and Mary T. Hemelt, girl
Harrison and Ida Folin. girl
William H. and Mary H Donovan. girl.
Charles NJ. and Cora Bartlett. boy.
William H. and Eva f. Bremmerman. boy.
s. Emmett and May Burns, boy.
John w. and OFT w Boland, boy.
Edmund L. and Ruby. V. Browning. boy.
Robert V. and Blanch n. Bailey, boy
Herbert L and Bertha b. Simonds, girl
Franklin d. and Anna f. Roosevelt, boy
John L. and Adeline Reidy, girl.
Melvin b. and Annie Il. Redmond, girl.
John II. and Bertha Miller girl
Joseph W. and Lucille MarCerOn, boy
COLORED
Daniel Z. ard Mary c. Brewer, girl
Isaac ]. d. and Nina F. Lipscomb. boy.
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Although negotiations for the new Rus
sian credit are still under way. it would
not be surprising II the thing were closed
up any day now. In this connection a
booklet bearing on Russian trade and
finance, issued this week by the Guarantv
Trust Company. Of New York. which has
been taking a prominent part in the loan
negotiations. is OF interest
I'VE doubt whether any other nation
Is by training nearly as well qualified as
our own to assist the Russian people in
their work that lies before them" saws
the company. Our needs OF Yesterday
are Russia's needs of today and tomor-
rOw-the building or railroads the fur
nishing Of power and light and water
transportation, the construction and
equipment Of great manufacturing plants
and Of organizations to develop and turn
into finished products the natural re-
sources of a vast area Of untold rich
ness"
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G. W. U, SEEKS FTTNnS

The board of trustees of George Wash
inGtOn University are considering plans
for raising funds for the erection of a
science hall and n law school building.
According to Rear Admiral Herbert
Stockton. L. S. n, retired. president of
the institution. the chemical laboratories
now located in the medical building are
oVercrowded and the need for the pro-
posed building is pressing
President Stockton asserts that the
building will be for the use of the com
munity and that the community should
respond to an appeal for the necessary
funds
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United States Court of Claims

Chief Justice Edward K. Campbell,
Judge FentOn W. Booth. Judge Samuel S.
Barney. Judge George w. Atkinson, and
Judge George f. Downey.
William Ioder and Nelson Erickson VS..
United States; specially set for Tuesday,
April IS.
Trial numbers 147, Isl, III to be called
next Monday.
Clarence Turner VS.. United States ct
al; attorneys, Happier & Merillat But
Ter & Vale, and Anderson & Allen; set
for trial Thursday, March Is
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-15
Equity Division, No. 1.
Imkflca Anhnrann

In re lunacy of Joseph Fitton; or
der approving account.
In re lunaCy of Julius Maiss; refer
enCe to auditor.
Hudson VS.. Hudson; rule returnable
March II: plaintiffs attorney, W. ].
Lambert and r. H. Yeatman.
Bissell VS.. Ewing; decree dismissing
bill as to Commissioner of Patents;
plaintiffs attorney. Hedge Murray; de-
PENDANTS attorney, W. r. Ballard
No assignment for today.