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The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
supreme Court Of the United States.

Supreme Court of the United States
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice
MeKenna. Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr.. JUS
tice Hughes. Mr.. Justice Van Devanter'
Mr.. Justice Pitney. and Mr.. Justice Nc
Reynolds.
Ben Mendelsohn. Of Gary, Ind; Ed
ward g Bailey. of Washington, d. C.;
Frank " Whiting, Of New York City;
and william L visscher, Of Albany, n.
Y. were admitted to practice.
No. 5H-George S. Badders, plaintiff
in error. VS. the United States. Argu-
ment concluded by Mr.. Assistant District
Attorney General Wallace for the de-
PENDANT In error.
No s13-Pecos and Northern Texas
Railway Company. plaintiff In error VS..
Mrs. M A. Rosenbloom. for herself and
in behalf OF Milton Rosenbloom ct al
Submitted by Mr.. ]. W. Terry, Sr. A.
H. CulweII, Mr.. Gardiner Lathrop, Mr..
Alexander Britton and Mr.. Evans Browne
for the defendant in error.
No. ss0-Great Northern Railway COM
pany, plaintin in error. vs.. o. B. Knapp.
Argued by Mr.. A. L James for the plain
tIY IN error, and by Mr.. Tom Davis for
the defendant in error.
No. sAS-J. San Rowland ct al, etc. ap-
pellants, vs.. Sidney E Boyles, admins
traitor, etc., ct al. One hour additional
time allowed to each side in the argu-
ment of this case, on motion of Mr.. Jo-
seph NJ. Hill for the appellants. Argu-
r,ent commenced by Mr.. Joseph M. Hill
for the appellants. and continued by Mr.
John NJ. Moore for the sppellees.
Adjourned until Friday at u o'clock
The day call for Friday, February .,
will be as follows: Nos CAS-, 4S6 Ito 500,
81. So 100 land TOD, 6s, $50, I6l land
7SD, 11. and 4s.
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Equity Suits

3lIp-In re release of lot So. Ianier
Heights; to substitute trustee; attorney,
E. H. McLa chlen.
341l1-James c. Carroll VS. Washington
Brick and Terra Gotta Company; for dis
covery and accounting; plaintiffs attor-
ney. r. II. Yeatman.
3I12-The E. B. Thompson Co, VS.. w.
F. Thomas: to cancel stock certificate
and for accounting; plaintiffs attorney,
c. E. Emig.
34113-Frances z. Mann ct al VS.. Charles
II. Wine ct al; for rescission, cancella-
ton of contract and for accounting:
plaintiffs attorneys, w. G. Gardiner and
F. G. Caldren.
S411+Theodule L. Roussan VS.. Clara A.
Marden; to substitute trustee; PLAINTIFF S
attorneys, Ralston & Richardson; defend
ants attorney, s. d. Willis.
3h15-Lizzie Bailey vs. Simon Bailey:
for divorce; plaintiffs attorney, H. L.
Tignor.
9116-In re Benjamin Shapiro; to change
name; attorneys, c. w. Darr and ]. ].
Peyser.
S41T-Lyle 1. Burrows ct al vs. Harriet
A. Burrows ct al; for sale and invest
ment; plaintiffs attorney, z. II. Bogley.
341lS-Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany VS.. frank X. Lane, secretary, ct
al; for Injunction: plaintiffs attorneys.
Alex Britton, Evans Browne and F. W.
Clements.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
OPPOSES POWER PLANT,
National Association of Builder. Pro-
tests Against Local Project.

That the proposed power plant in
Washington IN close proximity 10 the
Mali should not be erected without the
approval Of the Fine Arts Com mission
was the sense Of a resolution adopted at
the annual convention OF the National
Association Of Builders Of the United
states In Baltimore yesterday. The reso-
luton was signed by President John
Trainer.
The resolution also provides that each
oeleeate snail send telegram TO the
Representative and Senator from his re
spective State, conveying the sense OF
the resolution
More than 30 delegates are in attend
ance at the fifth annual convention.
Washington is represented by five dele
gates.
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LOSES $4,000 DAMAGE SUIT,
Ordered Against Mr.. A, X,
UmberEer.

Justice Stafford yesterday instructed a
jury in the District Court to return
verdict for the defendants in the suit OF
Mrs. Alta X. Umberser against the Phil
adelphis, Baltimore and Washington
Railway and the Pennsylvania Railway
for $4,000 for the death Of her husband
on September Is. 1911
Mrs. Cmberger, through Attorney
Henry u. Classic stated in her petition
that her husband was killed when thrown
from a train by the careless manner in
which II was operated Attorneys No
Kenny Flsnnery appeared for the de-
PENDANT com psnies
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a, 1916.

In re estate of Mary A. McGrathi
attorneys, Guy-O' Shea-Easby-Sm
harty
5Maxwen VS.. Maxwell; attorneys
Frisby-Beckett.
6-Union Trust Company VS.. Welcker;
attorneys, Hamilton-Y erkes g. Hamilton
Williamson Ridout
7-De LaVergne Machine Company VS..
Sealed Package Ice Company; attorneys.
Tobriner- Wolf-Merfllat
s-Maxwell VS.. Hammond; attorneys,
Smith-Townsend = Ridgway- Ridout-Gar-
diner
s-Lasier vs.. LASER; attorneys. Rhodes
Cromefin-Dutton
lO-Groener VS.. Groener; attorney, Kee-
nan.
n-Fuller Company VS.. Smith; attor-
eyss, Duvall-Wilson-Boyd
l2-Campbell VS.. Campbell; attorneys.
White-Ridout.
hin re estate of John B. Johnson;
attorneys, Ridout-Jones-Gertm
l+ln re estate of Josiah Shaw; attor-
neys, Wallace-Sleeman
15-Kirkman VS.. Kirkman; attorneys,
Evans-Colladay-J
16-Cahill VS.. Heller; attorneys Swim
ll-Davis-Peyser-Wi Willis Koenigsberger
1T-Wilson VS.. Wilson: attorneys, Nc
Lanahan, Burton & Culbertson-Gies.
1S-Johnson VS.. Johnson; attorneys, Mat
tingly-Osterman.
1s-Bruckhelser VS.. Fox; attorneys,
Observation-Disclosures and Fox.
0-Wflklns VS.. wilkins; attorneys,
Coombe-Wilson.
H-Van Tine VS.. Allen; attorneys,
Chaplin DuvalI-Calhoun-C Carter.
2-Cozzens Bros. VS.. Lynch; attorneys,
Rover-Darlington.
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Criminal Division No. 1,
Justice sfddonS.

United States VS.. Lewis c. willingham.
violation of act of December II, 1914: plea
guilty; sentenced to penitentiary for five
years; sentence suspended and placed on
probation per recognizance 500 taken:
attorney, w. F. Columbus
United States VS.. John B. De Motto:
HOUSEKEEPING and larceny; plea not
guilty withdrawn and plea guilty enter
ed; remanded; referred to probation off,
Ger; attorney. Bert Emerson.
United states VS.. Robert A. Kantz.
adultery; plea not guilty withdrawn and
plea guilty entered: referred to proba-
ton officer; remanded; attorney, F. c.
Pope.
United States VS.. Louie Kaiser; forg-
cry; plea guilty; referred to probation Of
ficer; attorney, T. A. Beckett.
United States VS.. Henry v. Plumner:
endorsement; plea not guilty; attorney,
W. L. Houston.
United States VS.. Peachie Cooper; re-
ceiying stolen property; plea not guilty;
attorney, H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. John R. s. Holmes:
grand larceny; referred to probation eff
Ger.
United States VS.. Clauddis Burton: as
sault with dangerous weapon; plea not
guilty; recognizance 81 900 taken with w,
w. Stewart surety; attorney, s. NJ. Nc
Comas Hawken.
United States VS.. John H. Thomas;
depreciation; plea not guilty; attorney
Harry Certify
United States VS.. John L. Saunders:
murder in first degree; plea not guilty; a.
torneys, d. w. Baker and ]. NJ. MUIR
ply.
United States VS.. Nora Kriner; adul.
terry; plea not guilty; attorney, o. A.
Bigoness.
United States VS.. Joseph Middleton;
robbery; plea guilty; remanded
U. s. vs. Frank L. Smith; second Of
Tense petit lsrcency; plea not guilty; at.
torney. c. w, Tignor.
U. 8. VS.. Charles l. Booker; violation
section S12 penal code; plea not guilty;
attorney, z. NJ. Hewlett
U. S. VS. Joseph Watson and Noble
Gales: robbery; plea not guilty each; at.
torney. II. L. Tignor.
q. 8. VS.. Willie Waters; assault dam
gerous weapon; plea guilty; remanded.
u S. VS.. Edward Helgh; assault dan.
gerous weapon; plea not guilty; attorney
r. A. Hughes
U. S. VS.. Philip Howard and John Nor
ris; robbery; verdict guilty each; re-
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Equity Division No. I.
Justice Anderson.

Maxwell VS. Mcdonald, jr.: order grant
ing leave to file evidence as part of rec
ord and vacating decree OF February 10
1875 substituted decree constituting will;
plaintiffs attorneys. McKenney and
Flannery; defendants attorneys, Berry
& Minor and Faust & Wilson.
Walker vs. Ofenstein: order confirming
auditors report; plaintiffs attorneys. r.
II. Walker and C. D. Garrett.
In re lot Sc. Lanier Heights; decree
substituting trustee: attorney, z. H. Nc
G.achlen.
Holmes vs.. Holmes; divorce a vim mat
decreed; plaintiffs attorneys, NJ w.
Hendry and VI. s. Farmer jr.; defend
ants attorney. W. Helphenstein.
Mathewson vs.. Mathewson; order au-
thorizing trustees to accept offer; plain
tiffs attorney, W. E. Edmonston; defend
ants attorney. John W. Davidge.
Camp ~. Camp; rule returnable March
;: plaintiffs attorneys, w. J. Lambert
and F. r. whippler
Madden vs.. Howard; order OF publica-
ton: plaintiffs attorney, George C. Cert
man.
Dyhes vs.. Dyhes: rule returna BILE
March 3: plaintiffs attorneys, E. ]. Col
lsday and F. L. Giles
In Re lunacy Of Patrick HaIgrin: order
dtschsrging committee
In re lunacy of E. W. Reisinger; order
sudTuldn 10 BORROW money.
MOTIONS FOR TODAY AT p. NJ.
Thompson VS.. Thompson; attorneys,
Gies-TayIor.
2-Johnson vs. Johnson; attorney,
Frisby.
S-Liberty vs.. Liberty: attorney. Ken
needy.
+Queen vs.. Forrest: attorneys. Tignor
-Gertman.
@Frick We. Frick; attorneys. Mackey-
Boyd. Marshall
-Bissell VS.. Evans: attorneys. Murray
Ballard
STANDARD Concrete Steel Co. VS.. Co
lumbia Properties Co; attorneys OAR
hngton-Edmonston, Armstrong
SBarrett VS.. Washington Loan and
Trust Company; attorneys, Tittman-
Bsrner, Tobriner
s-Brown vs.. Brown; attorneys, David
son-Padgett, Jones.
D-Peine VS.. Peine; attorneys, Barker
Bsstian.
lin re bankruptcy of Patrick LOTUS;
attorneys, Loying-Tobrtner.
B-Atwell VS.. Atwell; attorneys, Nc
Lachlen-Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
E-Roller VS. Murray; attorneys, Jack
son-Gordon, Van Fleet.
hFlanagan VS.. Arends; attorneys,
Easoy-Smith & Fleharty.
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$4,000 Club" Members Hustle
AS Limit on Extra Offer Nears
New Subscriptions to The Herald Turned in Before II
O'clock Tomorrow Night Worth More to Prize
Seeker Than at Any Time Later

Notwithstanding the Indictment weather.
the candidates in the 5000 Club" seem
to be busting along ct top-notch speed.
One of the candidates said he was going
to win one Of the IS gold pieces even II
he had to get a subm arine to get about
in. That's the right spirit. don't allow
anything or anybody to daInpen your
ardor with discouraging tales about some
other candidates imaginary success II
you are in the race for the big Mitchell.
a piano. or for any Of the fifty splendid
prizes.
No matter what prizes you desire, now
Is the best time to pile up winning vote.
The subscriptions turned In this week
to apply on the Special Offer" which
comes to a close at II O'Clock Saturday
night. February IS, count for more votes
than they would II turned in at any other
time during the contest.
Members of the $1,000 Club" one and
all, should do their best in taking ad-
vantage of the few hours that remain
Of the special ballot offer. This offer ends
tomorrow night at IL O'Clock sharp.
To make sure that everyone Is fully
Informed regarding the offer, We wish
new subscriptions turned In today and
until IL o'clock tomorrow, will entitle
the mem Der filing them to 1900 extra
votes, and $36 worth of new subscriptions
will entitIe a member to two special
ballots or $1,000 extra votes; $54 worth Of
new subscriptions, 5000 extra votes, and
so on according to your ability to obtain
subscriptions.
There is no limit to the number of
special ballots you may earn in this way.
The more the better for you, for 1t is
probable, even possible, that 5000 or
more votes obtained in this way Is Just
what you may need to clinch your prize.
subscriptions before II O'Clock. Never
again will you have as good an oppor-
tunity to realize az many votes on your
The ONCE of the 900 Club" will be
open until II o'clock tomorrow night to
receive the subscriptions of members who
desire to make their returns in person.
Be on time. II distance or engagements
prevent a personal call, you are priv
ileged to send in your subscriptions by
mail Special votes will be issued on the
when they arrive, provided
the postmark shows they were mailed
before II o'clock p. m.
The standing in the so 900 Club" prize
campaign for circulation shows many in
teresting hanges In today's voting
w. II. Plummer, the popular proprietor
of the Mount Vernon Cafe. 130S Pennsyl-
vania avenue, is leading the entire eleven
districts with S.Ss1 votes. Russell A.
woolf is a close second. polling &C, 500
votes.
The following candidates listed below
lead their respective districts In today's
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
N,loDm L. and M&lis J Nirhoiscn. bog
John X. and F1orenoS G Tpp.-nsn, sirL
ALVIN L. and Mamie N Smith sri
Hsrry ". and PsuliDe H L<noord, Grl
Chsries @. and For-oos 4 Dan. boy.
Arthur n. and ksfis NJ Mcrsdden. or
Augustus G. and Grsns Hn-I. rd.
soan and Brids-t Whels,. rirL
William g. and Jes-ae v Mkrmiou, b1-.
Henry Z and Carrie l. Milne, brr.
John A. and Margaret p. Nelsoa. boz.
COLORED
william and Maze Gro-s. boz
PetsT and F1oreocr Tp-renrs rri
Howard N and Estens BlAck0rd. Roy.
Willie and Mare Brown boy
Goldman and Esnrns Thscker. gri .
FrxnE and Nellie J--1s. b-
Lusood and Edna Feitoa. br,
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Court Of Appeals.

Present. Chief Justice Shepard. Associ-
ate Justice Robb, and Chief Justice Cow
ingfon and Associate Justice Anderson,
OF the Supreme Court OF d. c.
order designating Justice Anderson to
sit in certain cases.
2Ss9-American Security and Trust Com
pany VS.. Ferrero: argument continued by
Alexander Wolf for appellee and con-
Guided by Stanton c. Peellee for appel
liant.
2s72-Randolph < Co. VS.. Columbia
Grsphophone Company: argument COM
menced BY Mr.. H NJ Sterling for appel
liant: continued by Mr.. p. B. Cromelin
for appellee and concluded by Mr.. II. M.
Sterling for appellant.
2SeSCapital Traction Company vs.
Hoover: argument commenced by Mr.. G.
Thomas Dunlop for appellee and contin-
ued by Mr.. II. E. Davis for appellant.
2925-Scaggs ct al. VS.. Gallagher; petit
tIOn for certiorari granted
2oo-Hyattsville Building Association
ct al VS.. Bouic: petition for allowance
OF appeal or writ of error to Supreme
Court L. s. and to stay mandate until
further order denied as to appeal or writ
Of error. and granted as to stay Of man
date.
COL s ex rel. Reynolds va Lane;
motion to enlarge time for argument de-
MED.
ASSIGNMENT TODAY.
2Ses-Capital Traction Company VS..
Hoover: attorneys. Dunlop-Davis.
2S99-D. of c. vs.. Awkward; attorneys,
whiteford-Merilat. Wolf.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
Circuit Division No. 2.
Juaffee Stafford

Pabst Brewing Co. VS.. EneeI; default
against defendant for $500; plaintifs :
attorney. Alexander II. Bell.
Umberger, Administrative. VS.. Phila-
delphis, Baltimore and Washington r,
R. Co.; verdict for defendant; plaintiff $
attorney. H. H. Classic: defendants at
torneys, Mckinney & Flannery.
ASSIGNMENT TO-DAY.
5SooS-Bronaugh VS.. Splain; attorneys
Gies-Hinton.
2s+SpaldIng VS.. American University:
attorneys, Worthington. Frailey-Browne
Leighton.
51S-Masterson. Administrative. VS. Bre.
nicer Co.: attorneys. Rhodes. Baker
Cromelin-Price, jr., Maddox & Galley,
Sl2-Doebler VS.. Phelps; attorneys, Bar
nard-Hawken. Haveu.
S5+West VS.. West; attorneys, King,
Robinson-Ga skins.
SS-McGraw VS.. Motor Service Co.; at
torneys, Johnston-Fraser
Motions for today at lis D. m:
l-Washtngton Brewery Co. VS.. Mez-
zanotte; attorneys, Emig-Grant
2-Middleton VS.. Clayton; attorneys
Gordon-CoIladay.
@Bowdler VS.. Murphy; attorneys
Merillat. Marshall-Glassie
+Tolson VS.. American Express Co
attorneys, Baker-HiIl, Ross, Hill.
5-Lincoln VS.. Wilkinson; attorneys
Sholes. WarTen-Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
Soho Rubber Co. VS.. Smith Motor
Sales Co.; attorneys, Loving. Hammer
Berry, Minor, Bell.
LANE VS.. Palmer; attorneys, Poe
Wheatley-Davis.
s-Farmers and Merchants Bank VS.
owen; attorneys, Gardiner, Handy
Jones.
9-Barron G. Collier. Inc, VS. Cason; at
torneys, Wells-Baker, Taliaferro.
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Commission Sustsins Hogg.

Cincinnati. Feb, A-The National Base
ball Commission has sustained the pro-
test Of Player James Hoss and declared
his transfer from the Chicago Club OF
the National League TO the Memphis
Club OF the Southern League null and
void unless the latter assumes fun SAL
airy for the player as fixed by hi, Chi
cago contract
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
Probate Divisfon,
Juatiee MCCOY.


In re Helen C. Montgomery; petition
for letters of guardianship filed; attorn-
ney, Mary O'Toole.
Estate Julius Summerfield; amendment
to petition filed; attorney, r. NJ. Hudson.
Estate Jane Cook; order to cucumber
real estate; attorney, w. B. Guy.
Estate Godfrey w. Smith; order grant
ing letters of administration to Gather
Inc Smith; bond $500; attorney, c. p.
Ford.
In re Myrtle ]. Mullinix; order appoint
ing Harry A. Green guardian; bond $500;
attorney e. c. Dutton.
Estate Agnes d. Adams; order grant,
ing letters OF administrator to William
]. Hoffman; bond 5000.
Estate Anna ]. Foster; will dated jan
uary II. 1907. filed.
Estate Thomas C. Chappell; will dated
February 10, 1916, filed.
Estate Jefferson Clomax; petition for
probate of will and letters testamentary
filed: attorney W. s. Porter.
In re G. Barthel; petition for letters of
guardianship filed; attorney, A. II. Bell.
Estate Cornelia II. Turner: will and
codicil dated December %, 1912, and Feb
ruary II. 1914. filed.
Estate Mary E. Baldwin; will dated
March 25 1915, filed.
Estate Mary Z. Enright; petition for
letters of administration filed; attorney,
]. K. Tenly.
Estate Cornelia H. Turner: petition for
probate of will and letters testamentary
filed: attorney, E. \. Jones.
@ Estate William B. Chrisman; petition
for letters of administration filed; at
torney, John I. Sacks.
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Law Suits.

5SSSO-William T. Purcell VS.. Eastern
Dispensary; damages, $4,000; plaintiffs
attorneys, W. ]. Lambert and T. w.
Bramhall.
Subsidiaries II. Bowie VS.. William
Gerry Morgan; damages $4,000; plain
tins attorneys, John Ridout and John
]. Mcmahon.
5Sss2-S. Walter Woodward VS.. Nejib
Hekimian; account. s6ssss; plaintiffs at
torney, B. W. Parker.
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Diatrict Division,
Justice CovtuRtOn.

In re condemnation for small parks
issues of fact argued and submitted.
In re widening of Georgia avenue: hear
ing on issues of fact continued to Fri
day, February .. at lis p. m.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE
Stillveu II. May, j. and Minnie NJ. Payne, 70.
Rev. B. o. Cav.
Alvin o. Blomguist. 9. and Ella Z. Graney. a
Rev. ]. e King.
Albert L. Prestsle, 2, and Mary Il Mash, 10.
Rev. H. b. Hosley.
John E. sansbmy. z. and Ann. B. Miller. z.
Rev Paul Y. Mcneil
Alden Y. Barry: a. and Marie K Meyers. q.
Rev f. L. Buckley.
Charles Gale, "a and Helen Benson, a. Rev. L.
Morgan Chambers.
Charles R. McClary, e and Florence Q. wofrey.
q Rev. II. Schroeder.
Joseph z. Brsndsteller, q. and Virginia A. Gar
rett B both of Richmond. Rev. L. Morgan
Chambers.
OOLORED.
Charles Z. Dobson. q. and Sadie NJ. Brooks, q
Rev. w. H. Brooks.
Thomas C. Hughes, g. and Julia Z Cupid. q.
Rev. W. ID. Battle.
James A. Williams. a. and Gertrude v. Queen, 8.
Rev. r. ]. Richie
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Sunday by mail. with or without daily,
&C. per month extra
NOTE-Renewsls OF old subscriptions
count for Just one-half the number Of
votes shown above.
Important.
A new subscription Is one given by any
person whose immediate family was not
receiving The Washington Herald by
mail or carrier on January J. 1916
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25
Circuit Division No. L.
Justice Gould.

OConnor WIS. Washington Post Com
pany; jury respited; plaintiffs attorney.
A. L. Newmyer; defendants attorneys,
W. ]. Lambert and r. H. Yeatman.
Assignment for today.
lS-O'Connor vs.. Washington Post
Company. Attorneys, Newmyer-Lam-
bert
5-Culloty vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Lambert,
Yeatman-Barbour
21-Hill VS.. Ebersole. Attorneys, Davis
Lambert, Given.
I5-Bond Us. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. Ellis & Observation-Disclosures.
175-Lyon vs.. Willett. Attorney. Lyon
lS-Perry VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, Baker,
Staggers-Barbour.
lSe-Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric Pow
er Company. Attorneys. Gardiner, Ham
by-Syme, Williams. Minor, Hoover.
1s3-Huston VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company. Attorneys,
O'Donoghue-Barbour.
1g-Manning VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company. Attorneys, Baker,
Leahy-Barbour.
19-King VS.. Rhodes Attorneys. Bal
derston-Johnson. Cromelin, Rhodes
20l-Allison VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Company. Attorneys, Newmyer-Hoover
5S-Reynolds VS.. Ross. Attorneys
Douglas-Frailey.
Motions postponed until Saturday. Feb
ruary 26, at $50 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-25

Near Kurna, on the Tgris River is the
tomb Of Ezra, supposedly he of biblical
fame, covered by a great rambling
wooden building. probably the largest
structure in all Mesopotamia Hebrews
from Asia Minor make pilgrimages there.
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VOTE SCHEDULE
FOR
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PAID IN ADVANCE
TO THE WASHINGTON HERALD.
Daily and Sunday
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Criminal Division No. =
Justice CovingtOn.
ASSIGNMENT TODAY.
1o9s-In re Small Parks; all other cases
set for today are continued until Mon
day, February %, at 10 a. m.
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1egal and Real Estate Record Complete
attorneys. R. 1. Miller and T. 1.

manded; attorneys. r. I. Miller and T. L.
Jones.
U. S. VS.. James Tyler; housebreaking
recognizance $500 taken with W. w. Stew.
art surety; attorney. z. NJ Hewlett.
U. s. VS.. George e. Shreeve; house.
breaking and larceny; plea guilty entered;
remanded; attorney. T. L. Jones.
U. s. VS.. Mary Butler; assault danger
Gus weapon: verdict guilty; remanded;
attorney. C. w. Tignor.
u. s. VS.. James H. Godheart; violation
act of December II. 1914; plea guilty;
sentenced to penitentiary for FIVE years
placed on probation per recognizance 800
taken; attorney. N. s. Bowles.
ASSIGNMENT TODAY.
U. s. VS.. James Hill.
U. s. VS.. Forrest Wallace
u, S. VS.. Charles r. Scott
U. s. VS.. Fannie Miller.
s. VS., Benjamin Butler and Daniel
Anderson.
U. S. VS.. George T. Howell
Mohave County miner., 1916-08-26
HOW STEEL Is TESTED ID ASCERTAIN HARDNESS

Machines and devices for testing the materials that go into automobiles are being constantly developed and im- proved. A notable advance is the new Brinell steel testing machine, of which one of the finest examples in the coun- try is installed in the laboratory of Dodge brothers.
 With this machine the hardness of the various steels that enter into the Dodge cars is tested and careful checks are kept on all material.
 In testing a piece of steel it is placed in the machine and a small steel ball of great hardness is pressed into the piece to be tested. By the pressure exerted, which is indicated on a gauge, and by the dimensions of the impress sion made on the piece, the operator is able to make comparison with cer- tain standard figures and arrive at the exact hardness of the steel tested.
 This method of testing steel has largely superseded the old method whereby small steel balls were drop ped on the test piece and the height Of the rebound indicated the hardness of the steel.
 Both the machines are the inven- tions of J. A. BrinelI, a Swedish en- gineer. who has a wonderful reputa- tion because of his knowledge of steel and it's composition.
Mohave County miner., 1916-08-26
DANGERS HAVE NARROW
 ESCAPE FROM INJURY
IFren wsdne.d.y,e DaiIy ALiaerl

Jasper N. Brewer and Joe Morgan, accompanied by Miss Shank and Miss Anna Klaus, travelling in a large Pope Hartford car, had a narrow escape from a serious mishap, near the Bee ranch, Monday night.
 The young folks were bound for the dance on the Sandy and were travel ing along nicely when they struck a soft piece in the road which all lowed their car to swerve and as the road at this point is very narrow they were able to stop quickly only through the good work of the driver.
 A run of a few inches farther would have caused the car to have been dashed to the bottom of the wash, about ten feet down. The young people were able to go to the dance in car that followed close be- hind. The two young men of the party, later returning with some blanks and jacks, were able to put the car on the road again in a short while.