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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-02-16
PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWS.

The following new books have beer
received and are ready for circulation
at the Public Library:
Adult.
Austin-"Arrow-M Maker An Indian
play suitable for production in schools
and colleges and an authentic note on
aboriginal life in the Southwest.
Blrton-"How to See Play" A
book that will help the playgoer APP
preciate the artistic and intellectual
values of what he is seeing and one
that will help him to choose his en-
tertainment wisely.
Goldfish-"The Confessions of a
Successful Man." An anonymous book
in which the successful man compares
his own life and family with that of
his stenographer, who is both wise
and simple. He sees the opportuni-
ties he has missed and, wife his wife,
determines to get out of the "gold-
fish bowl"
Barbour-"Heart's Content"
London-"Star Rover" A curious
story following the experiences of an
agricultural expert imprisoned at San
Quentin. He learns how to lose con-
seriousness and to assume personali-
ties of people whose reincarnation he
is. The skill with which these sto-
ries are told makes them plausible.
Rice-"Mother's Day. A useful and
we'll arranged book of programs and
collections of poems and stories about
mothers.
Noguchi-"Story of Yone Noguchi
Told by HIMSELF An entertaining au-
photography of the Japanese poet. The
style is quaint and charming.
"Women and Things" Americas
best funny stories.
Juvenile.
Bacon-"Pictures Every Child
Should Know"
Bond-"With the Men Who Do
Things" Two boys spend their vaca-
ton in New York seeing skyscrapers
erected, tunnels dug and the house,
keeping of a great city carried on.
Though presented in the form of a
story, the engineering data has been
verified by experts and most of the
incidents are founded on facts.
Comstock-"Pet Book" Interesting
and useful information on the care of
pets.
Gask-"One Hundred Best Ami
mails" Tells about the lives and hab-
it's of many wild animals. 1t has many
good illustrations.
Lang-"Red Book of Animal Sto-
RES" Many good animal stories, both
true and neurological.
Perkins-"Eskimo Twins"
Ropers-"Camp Fire Girls"
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-50 thoroughbred White
Leghorn baby chicks and brooder
$3.50. George H. Johnston, Stal
Route, Box 2OA. Phone 97F2. x25O
FOR RENT-40 acres for cotton,
$1,000 per acre. Also one Broom
house, with bat and toilet, in I'M
perial Arthur S. Fell.
neutrality-suspicious. man for gen.
eral farm form. Harry Cross, 4
miles east of Heber. 1850
FOR SALE-Furniture at a bargain
Inquire at no Holt Ave. KILT
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MAINLY PERSONAL

Probation Officer A. w. Swanson
yesterday visited the No. 8 district
On business connected with his office.
Miss Garrett Jackson is on a pur-
chasing trip to market centers for
the new years millinery goods for
Hobdy's.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Frank NJ. Dubose, %, resident OF
Brawley, and Ferrol Lee Owen, IS
resident of Ell Centre.

If you want to enter the Auto Con.
test you must do so within the mex;
few days, as the entries close Feb. Is
Enter now and if you decide later
you do not want to stay in you can
drop out, but if you do not enter
your name before the 18th of this
month you will be too late. Get in
the game Your friends will save
their votes for you.-Adv.
BALRIDGE DRUG CO.
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Club PrOgram-The Woman's Ten
Thousand Club, under the leadership
of Mrs. ]. w. Lindsay, offers the fol-
lowing program for Thursday of this
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-02-16
Mirrors Made New.

I can make any mirror new, no mat
ter how badly spotted or streaked.
isfactory, no charge. Phone 59J or
call 532 Main street. x247
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Many Register
For Dinner Tonight

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
Chamber of Commerce means an ex-
penditure of at least $500, and unless
that money is Forthcoming the work
Of the Chamber must necessarily be
curtailed to meet it's income"
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1916-02-16

The GA Puzzle" on Page a of this
paper. Note change in date of closing
of contest to February %, 1916. Re-
member the date and get your answer
in to the Marvin Moore Music Com
pany, 553 Main St., Ell Centre. cod
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F. r E e
SECOND PRIZE
A Beautiful S75 Violin Outfit.
THIRD pRgxE

A Beautiful S75 Violin Outfit.
THIRD PRIZE
A Beautiful $4,000 Sewing Machine.
FOURTH PRIZE
A Beautiful $25 Mandolin and Case.
The next ten largest premiums, each
a copy of sheet music and a SlG3.OO
credit.
The next twenty each n copy of sheet
music and a credit of x125.OO.
The next twenty-five, q scarf pin
and a credit of 10000.
The next twenty-five a scarf pin and
credit of $500.
The next twenty-five. a scarf pin and
credit of $4,000.
And all other correct answers will re-
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%25OO
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Grape Fruit Trees

First class nursery stock, strong root
system and any size tree desired Low
price in lots OF 500 or more. Small
orders filled. Especial care in pack
ing. Fancy orange and lemon stock.
SMITH CITRUS NURSERIES,
ana Msrsh-Strong Bldg, Los Angeles
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Dr.W.E.Lyons, Osteopathic Physician
1916 Dunaway Bldg. Phone AS
Adv.
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Annual Financial Report
Of the Irrigation District

f Centre, California January TO- 1916.
ITO THE HONORABLE BOARD DIRECTORS,
IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Complying provisions the Irrigation Act of
ending
81, 1915
RECEIPTS
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An Opportunity

for young man with small amount
of money to get into business. A good
proposition. Look into it. Box 744,
Ell Centre, Cal.-Adv.
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Can You solve This Problem:

DirectlOns: Take the numbers from
10 to IS inclusive and place them in
the squares SO that when added to-
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First Prize will be the s65O.OO0 Play
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except those connected in any way with
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The following new books have been
received and are ready for circulation
at the Public Library:
Adult.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07
Circuit Division No. 1.
Justice Gould,

Band VS.. Capital Traction Company;
verdict for plaintiff for $500: plaintiffs
attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson, A. H. Fer
guson and c. B. Ellis; defendants at
torney, Frank ]. Hogan.
Ellerson & Wemple VS.. Belmont, death
Of plaintiff Orland Wemple suggested and
surviving partner made party plaintiff
plaintiffs attorneys, Douglas, Ruffn &
Obear and J. J. Darlington; defendants
attorney, W. J. Lambert. \
Tribby VS.. Watson; judgment by de-
fault and inquest by jury ordered; plain
tiff's attorneys, N. S. Bowles and John
Ridout.
Nilsson VS.. Gerstenberg ct al; order
granting leave to withdraw deposition of
Joseph D. Baucus; plaintiffs attorneys,
Tucker, Kenyon & Macfarland defend
ants attorneys, J. J. Darlington, F.IJ.
Hogan and c. T. Tittmann.
Assignment today:
21-Hill VS.. Ebersole; attorneys, Davis
Lambert.
1S5-Perry VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Baker,
Staggers-Barbour.
S9-Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Company; attorneys, Gardiner, Handy
Syme, Berry & Minor, Hoover.
19S-Huston VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys,
O'Donoghue-Barbour
19-Manning VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, Baker,
Leahy-Barbour
199-King VS.. Rhodes; attorneys, Bald
erston-Johnson, Cromelin, Rhodes.
201-Allison VS.. Potomac Electric Com
pany; attorneys. Newmyer-Barbour
117-Watkins VS.. Washington Times
Company; attorneys, Carmody, Mather-
Lambert.
I7-Ellerson & WempIe vs.. Belmont; at
torneys, Douglas, Ruffin & Obear OAR
lingtOn-Lambert, Yeatman.
135-Dowen VS.. Potomac and Chesa-
peake Steamboat Company: attorneys,
Jones-Douglas, Ruffn & Obear, Dulaney.
159-Stanley VS.. Kabausky; attorneys,
Newmycr-Johnson.
2U-Lesh & Hallam, administrators, VS..
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07
Criminal Division No. 1,
JusfIre Stddonx

United States vs. Edward Heigh; as
sault dangerous weapon; verdict guilty;
remanded: attorney. r. A. Hughes.
United States VS.. Walter Wilmer; Sc
duction; plea not guilty; attorney. e A.
Chase.
United States VS.. Francis Davis; muir
der first degree: plea not guilty; attor-
neys. Bert Emerson, jr., and G. H Nc
Neill
United States VS.. Robert Pitts; house
breaking and larceny: plea not guilty:
attorney. o. A Bigoness.
United States VS.. George Windsor;
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; plea not
guilty; attorney. H. p Leeman.
United States VS.. Charles Davis; carnaI
knowledge: plea guilty; remanded.
United States VS. Marshall Brady; car
nal knowledge and adultery; plea not
guilty: attorney. r. I. Miller
United States VS.. Raymond W. Swartz-
baugh; forgery and uttering: plea guilty
remanded: attorney r I. Miller.
United States vs. Gilbert Anthony and
Larry Davis: housebreaking and larceny;
plea not guilty each; attorney A. w.
Scott.
United States VS.. Joseph Harris; house
breaking; plea not guilty; attorney, w
F. Shelman.
United States vs. Jesse spriggs: house
dreaming ana larceny, plea not guilty;
attorney. T. c. Wason.
United States VS.. Robert Crawford
housebreaking and larceny; plea guilty;
remanded.
United States vs. ogle jackson; assaur
to rape; plea not guilty; attorney N. p.
O'Brien.
United States VS.. James H. Carter;
depreciation on private property; plea
guilty: remanded.
United States vs. Richard Meredith;
depreciation on private property; plea
guilty; remanded
United States VS. Charles Larner;
HOUSEKEEPING; plea guilty; referred to
probation officer.
United States VS.. Joseph Watson and
Noble Gales: robbery; verdict guilty each;
attorney, II. L. Tignor
United States VS.. Eugene E Gross: nom
support bench warrant issued.
United States vs. Robert Duckett; adul-
terry; recognizance $500 taken with Peter
Jones surety; attorney, H. L. Tignor
United States VS.. Joseph Campbell; lar
ceny from United States; recognizance
$500 taken with Mollle Phillips surety; at
torneys, Edmund Darlington and S, D.
Truitt
Assignment for today:
United States vs. John H Edwards,
United States VS.. William Brown
United States VS.. William ]. Love.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07
United States Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Edward K,
Campbell, Judge Fenton w. Booth, Judge
Samuel S. Barney, Judge George w. At
kinson, and Judge George E. Downey.
Grand Trunk & Western Railway VS.,
United States. Allowance of an appeal
to the United States Supreme Court.
NJ. c. Sheckels, administrative, VS.. Dis
trict of Columbia. Appeal to the Unit
ed States Supreme Court filed.
The Chief Justice announced the fol
lowing:
Lewis NJ. Haupt VS.. United States.
Benz. Carter and P. NJ. Ashford were
heard on preliminary questions, and H
C. Workman represented defendants.
n. Rasmussen VS.. United States ct al.
and David Babp for defendants.
c. NJ. Charlton VS.. United States. Sub
mitted by King & King for plaintiff, and
r. P. Whitley for defendants.
Lamont NJ. Smith VS.. United States.
1.-TWO cases.) Submitted by P. G. Walker
for defendants.
Adjourned until Tuesday, 10 o'clock.
The following cases are posted:
VIM. F. Brothers VS.. United States. At
torneys, S. E. Darby, and H. c. Work
man.
Trial calendar numbers 40 to 149 in
elusive.
E. Belle Pratt, widow.
Isaac A. Sheaffer.
Benz. T. Blankeney ct al heirs
Lucy B. Bryson, widow.
Laura E. Cass, widow.
Geo. S. Woodwin.
Hessie H. Gwin, widow.
Ellen Richardson, widow.
1886 and all sub numbers. John L
Smith ct al Cases to stand dismissed.
See order.
Chas. E. Currier. See order.
Eugene schoettle, administrator. Dis
missed.
Cary F. Spence. executrix. ReInstated.
stated.
Orders Diminishing petition in the fol-
lowing cases:
VIM. ]. Lauck, ct al, heirs.
Sarah V. Matlock. widow.
Elizabeth w. Broadhead, widow.
Hiram Plummer.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton r. R. Co. Conclusion OF law dis
missing petition.
Chas. NJ. Fulton, administrator Or
der dismissing petition.
Order remanding the following cases
to calendar:
Evan B. Basch, surviving partner.
J. C. Mcdonald, executor.
Frank C. Jones' administrator.
Frank o. Jones, administrator.
frank ~. Jones, administrator.
The Charles Nelson Co. Claimants
motion to amend findings overruled. See
order.
Joseph L. Wall to law calendar.
George Sumison to law calendar
The following cases reinstated:
John H. Kennedy.
David Bulloch.
Matthias Koch, administrator.
Congressional findings Of fact in the
following cases:
Louise L Millett, heir.
Alma A. Alling, niece.
Fannie B. Tucker, daughter,
Mary D. Mcpherson, widow.
Bina V. Pearse ct al, heirs.
Nine B. Greene ct al, heirs.
VIM. Poe, heir.
Elizabeth G. Plunkett, widow.
VIM. F. Smith, heir.
Mary B. Taylor, widow
Mary H. Amsden, widow
Vim. H Blanchford.
Francis A. Conc.
William Dobie
Hiram 8. Kenyon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07
D. C. Court of Appeals.

Present: Chief Justice Shepard and
Justice Robb.
Rawles Moore, E. Lester Man and
Joseph c. Zirl<le were admitted to prac-
tice.
2926-scaggs ct al VS.. Gallagher; mo-
ton to dismiss submitted by Mr.. John
Ridout; on motion of Mr.. George w.
Drew appellants allowed until Friday to
file brief In opposition and time to print
extended until after action on motion,
103o-In re Fessenden; on motion Of Mr.
w G. Henderson appellant allowed to
file supplemental brief.
2927-Irwin VS.. Irwin; motion that man
date issue forthwith overruled.
2932-Marshau VS.. United States; petit
ton for leave to proceed in forma peu-
peris granted.
1922 to 1o25-Patent appeals: Gammeter
VS.. Neidich, Neidich VS.. Gammeter,
NeidiCh VS.. Lebenthal and Liebenthal VS.
Neidich; motion to enlarge time Of argu-
ment denied.
1O36-Patent appeal: Nestle vs. Anglo
Swiss Condensed Milk Company ct al. VS.
Holland Food Corporation; motion to ex-
tend time for. appellant to file brief until
April 10 granted.
10l3-Patent appeal: Coe VS. Bayer: mo-
ton for rehearing denied
9T-Patent appeal: In re BENJAMIN c.
Pratt; petition for rehearing denied.
9l7-MCLarren VS.. McIarren; petition
Tor allowance OF alimOny pending appeal
denied with leave to file typewriter brief
granted per chief Justice Shepard.
2SS4-Supreme Council Royal Arcanum
VS.. Behrend; Judgment reversed with
costs and cause remanded for further
proceedings; opinion by Chief Justice
Shepard.
2S25-Washington Railway and Electric
GOr0Dapv We 20
pany; 2S26, same VS.. philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington Railroad Com
pany, and Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington Railroad Company VS.. Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company;
so much of the judgment against the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company for S4O67.17 is affirmed
with costs and so much of the Judgment
as in favor OF the Washington Terminal
Company is reversed with cause and
cause remanded for further proceedings;
opinion by Mr.. Justice Robb.
2S66-Moore & Hill VS.. BuckIer; judg-
ment reversed with costs and cause re-
manded for further proceedings; opinion
by Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel
2S94-Carr VS.. Washington and Old Do
minion Railway Company; decree affirmed
with costs; opinion by Mr.. Justice STAFF
ford.
893-Drury, executor, VS.. SGorrelI; Judg-
ment affirmed with costs; opinion by Mr..
Justice Siddons.
ld0-Patent appeal: Steinwender-Stof-
fregen Coffee Company VS.. National
Grocer Company; decision Of Commits
siOner of Patents affirmed; opinion by
Chief Justice Shepard.
$1-Lemmon VS.. Kitrland; decree af-
hrmed with costs; opinion by Mr. Justice
Robb.
lol4 and 1ol5-Patent appeals: White VS..
Nege and Wege VS.. White; decision of
Commissioner of Patents affirmed as to
claims 1 and and reversed as to the
remaining claims awarded to Wege;
opinion by Chief Justice Shepard.
2Is-Sanselo VS.. United States; judy
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07
Equity Division, No. 2,
Justice Mccoy,

In re habeas corpus OF Albert Leisch:
judgment on mandate.
Biggs VS.. Northeast Temple and Market
Company: rule as to Injunction returnable
March 7; PLAINTIFFS attorney, Louis
Gutenberg
Blackwell We. Blackwell; order of
publication; plaintiffs attorney, C. B.
Calvert.
Sherry VS.. the Henderson-Rowe Auto
Company; motion to strike out certain
parts OF answer overruled; exception;
plaintiffs attorneys. L. A. Dent and },
B. Duryee; defendants attorney, J. B.
Carter.
Brakhagen VS.. Commercial National
Bank final decree adjudicating rights
plaintiffs attorneys, MILAN and Smith
defendants attorneys. F. S. Swindell, D.
W. Baker. and H. A. Grant.
Burgdorfr VS.. Edwards; motion to strike
out answer denied without prejudice;
plaintiffs attorney, w. G. Gardiner; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, John Ridout and
W. W. Edwards.
Ridenour VS.. Ridenour; rule as to vacat-
ing of order OF March s. 1916, returnable
March 10; plaintiffs attorneys. Barnard
& Johnson and w. E. Lester; defendants
attorneys, o. B. Drake and J. c. Cuttings
Schultze VS.. Schultze; decree of Feb
ruary 9, 1916, vacated and defendants
allowed 10 Tile AMENDED answers TO
amended bill; plaintiffs attorney. D. w.
O'Donoghue; defendants attorneys, E. F.
Colladay and H. 8. Barges.
Assignment for today:
21+Bradley VS.. Davidson ct al; attor-
ueys, Gardiner, Whiting-Baird, McAn.
Bright.
1se-Rice VS.. Rupert ct al; attorneys,
Rice-Darr & Peyser, Koenigsberger-
Larner.
22o-Rudolph & West Co. ct al VS.. Howe
ct al: attorneys, Gutenberg. Hoehling.
Peelle & ogiIby. Rhodes & Cromelin,
Ford, Browning-Carlisle, Howe, Dggs.
1Ss-Ingersoll VS.. Tyler; attorneys
Swayze. Johnson-Swtndell, Van Fleet.
Maddox, Galley.
"a Motion-Ball VS.. First Cooperative
Building Association: attorneys, Whit
ford, Colbert-Jackson, Darlington, Suli-
van.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07
DEEDS OF TRUST

Peters Mill Seat, lots to II and part desc1ib-d-
Charles W. Russell ct uN. to Union TrIst Com
psny, To secure Washington Loan and Trust Com.
pany, IS CO., three years 81 per cent semi annually
Square l207, lot l2 and part lot s2-Joseph shu,
man ct al. to Levi H. David and NJ O. Van Fleet
to secure s. c. Quick, $500 monthly payments, {
per cent.
Square 4S. west part original lot l5-Peter ]. Nee
ct to Thomas SoneTTflle and Joseph W Cox
to seclre Park Savings Bank. 500 four years, 5
per cent semi annually.
Square SID lot S-John A. Moore IT, ct uI 70
Chaplin Brown and Henry II. Bergman, 10 secure
Oriental Building Association, No. 6. $3.50
Widows Mite lot a5-James H. Gore 10 Ale1an-
der B. Browne and Randall H. Hagner to secure
semi annually.
Square 1854. lot es-Bettie B. Heal to John L Mel
ton and L. f Bayne, to secure United States
Realty Company unc). SELLS monthly payments,
SQUARE 0c2 lot 1s-Benjamin P. selby and Mary
X Selby TO II. D. Gordon, TO secure Fulton r.
Gordon. 81 SIG. TO lG months rer cent
Square 50. lot 55-Jason B. Caukin e ux to Al
geTnon S. Gardiner and W. Gilbert Dent, 70 secure
II. Sydney King, $500. year. per cent semi
annually
Center lexington. parts lots y and Ss-James A.
DuVall, in his own right and guardian e al TO
fred NJ. Mckee and Charles W. Dan. to secure
becJsity and Savings Commercial Bank Saa
monthly payments. Ter cent
Square s7. part lot I6-NIArtha z Evans Ct al
to Arthur Car and Marvin A. Custis 70 nscr,
Square SR, lot 5S-Edwzrd Simon to William Z.
bdmonson and Louis R Peak, to secure Oorruran
Fire Insurance Company 600 one and three years,
ner cent semi-annuAlly.
Square 81. lot 25-Milton I. Britain e VI 70
Richard Z. Pairo and Theodore n Gill to secure
Paul V. Rogers a.2Oo. one to thirty-four month";
8 per cent semi annually and maturity
Square as, lots 80 70 8-Bond Building Comuany
unc) TO John D. CouShlan- William J. Father.
n. and G. Beale Bloone- to secure Edsar N,
Mayne $500 three years. per cent s1ni- annually
Square So lot 5e-Cnr1 o. woodard 70 Charles
p. Stone and Charles W. Fairfax, to sscur. Lprie
E Ritter6Isch, 5000. three yess, 81 per crut
semi annually.
square 81. lots II and B-OArvr s. Metzerot. to
Charles W. Darr and Julius /. PcyseT. to secure
Frank B. Mstzerutt, son one year. per cent
seIni-annually
Square aT. lot 4s-Frank g. Brrht ct II, 70
Elmer Z. Ramey and T. Percy Myers TO .e-,re
Claiborne A. Wilson and F. Walter Brandenby1rr
committee. $500. three years, 5 per cent seni.
annually.
Square ls7. lots u. a. 81. and s2-Arthur E.
hlotz ct VI. Nellie T.. Harry ". Koltz ct VI. Mat
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-07
U. 8. Fidelity q Guaranty Company; at
torneys, Wilson, Hallam-Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
Circuit Division No. 2.
Justice stafford.


Grove VS.. Milstead, eft al; Levi III.
David granted leave to withdraw appear
ence as attorney for defendants; plain
tiff's attorneys, L. J. Mather and r. J.
Downey.
Boxley vs. Warren F. Brenizer Com
pany; and Masterson VS.. Warren b.
Brenizer Company; verdict for plaintiff
Boxley for $500; and for plaintiff Master
son for $1,000: plaintiffs attorneys, F. B.
Cromelin: defendants attorneys, Maddox
& Galley and W. H. Price jr.
Doebler VS.. Phelps: verdict for plain
tiff for $40: plaintiffs attorney, c. A.
Barnard: defendants attorneys, Hawken
& Havell
West VS.. West verdict for plaintiff for
possession of premises SO X street north
west plaintiffs attorneys, L. M. King
and W. A. Robinson; defendants attor-
ney, B. L. Gaskins.
Assignment today:
354-West VS.. West; attorneys, King,
Robinson-Gaskins.
Sj6-McGraw VS.. Motor Service Com
pany; attorneys, Johnston-Fraser.
Si0-Reilly VS.. Gibson ct al, executors;
attorneys, Cuttings & Chamberlin-Quin-
ter.
550-Smith, administrator, VS.. Philadel-
phla, Baltimore and Washington Rail-
road Company; attorneys, Cuttings &
Chamberlain, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &
Flannery.
276-vinson Contracting and Excavat-
irg Company VS.. Bowles Motor Sales
Company, attorneys, Cuttings & Cham
berlain-Stearman.
90-Whelan VS.. Anacostia and Potomac
River Railroad Company; attorneys,
Gardlner-Hoover.
S42-Brown VS.. Huyler's; attorneys, Full
ton & Cabell-KImball
S3S-LaiefsEy VS.. Joseph; attorneys, Be-
hrend-Baker Leahy.