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The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Circuit Dfvision Ne. 1.
Jusrfce Gould.

Kahl-Holt Co. VS.. John Gill Sons
ct al; verdict for plaintiff for se11 %;
plaintiffs attorneys. Berry & Minor; de-
fsndant's attorneys, Douglas, Rutin &
ObCar
Assignments today:
l09-Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance Co.
attorneys, Davis-Darlington.
uo-Espert VS.. Potomac Insurance Co.. {;
attorneys. Davis-Darlington.
211-Craig vs.. Parish, administratrtx
attorneys. Hcckett-Roblnson.
379-GoIden & Co. VS. Capital Traction
Co; attorneys. Balderston-Hogan.
2S3-Kings VS. Capital Traction Co.; at
torneys, Ellis & Donsldson-Dunlop, Ho-
gan.
3s5-Mainhart VS.. Meeks; attorneys, Car
ter-Stearman.
3S7-Probey vs. Gerber: attorneys, Lam
bert. Digs, Yeatman. Douglas, Ruffn &
Obear
Ss9-Hines ct al vs.. Van valkenburgi
attorneys, Diggs. Hill. Rogers
S9l-Rooney vs.. Hauber; attorneys
Culrn-Chase.
5T-BrUscher vs. District Of Colum-
hia ct al; attorneys. Davis, Gardiner
Syme, Williams, Parker.
JC3-Denny vs. Commonwealth Insur-
ance Co.; attorneys, PlumIey-Darling-
ton.
397-Humphrev vs. District National
Bank; attorneys, Berry & Minor-Lester,
Barnard. Johnson.
S91Reed vs.. Jackson; attorneys, Man
gan-Sullivan.
4U-Barber vs.. Washington Railway
and Electric Co: attorneys, Gardiner,
Hamby-Barbour.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
kcith's-NnudeNiIIe.

At Keith's next week the foremost feat
ure will be Belle Story, the prima donna
of "Chin Chin" and the Hippodrome pro-
duction of Hip. Hip. Hooray." A nov
city will be found in the California
Orange Packers. Dorothy Shoemaker and
company will be seen in The Passion
Play of Washington Square" in which
Izetta Jewell made her vaudeville debut
and her stage farewell at the same time.
Billie Burkes Tango Shoes" will intro
duce William J. Carney in a dance fan
tasy. Ben Welch Spencer Kelly, Marion
Wilder and company. Edna Northland
and Jack Ward. CASTOR Palmer, the or
gan recitals and the Pathe pictorial are
the remaining numbers.
Sunday the bill will contain The Red
Heads" with James b. Carson, Grace
Dunbar Nile and company in Petit
coats Refine Davies Joe Cook, Boand
and Hillebrand in Look Pleasant.
Please" and all the other attractions OF
the current week.
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~pREALE ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE

secure John W Brs~ncr S. coo; year, 8 par cent
serni- annually; lot 2 and part original lots 5. L
and g. block II.
Mount Airy and Aradis-John O. Let's ct u1.
to Thomas ". Gal and George e. Hamilton. to
secure Chevy Chase Land Co. 5000; years. .
ger cent, semi annually; part tracts described.
Square 334-Maurice A. Wolf ct ux. 70 Harry
L. Rust and George G. Bowie TO secure A. Eliza
annually; lot l52 Same to same to secure Kennedy
Brothers $50; monthly payments, per cent; same
property.
Square 2iO-simon p. W. Drew To Arthur Car
and Marvin A Gusts. IN secure Perpetual Building
Association $3.50; lot n
Square 6S3-Chares T.. Banes TO Samuel A. Drury
and James B. Nicholson. to secure Lee Brown
$1,000; years per cent, seml-annuaily; part
original lot 81. Same to 70 secure same
like debt. part lot 81. Same to same to secure
secure same like debt. part lot 6s. Same TO same
10 like debt, part lot 5S. Same To same
to secure same. ruIt lot 80. Same to to
secure same. like debt. part lot 50.
Reservation l2-Anne +. Felix C. and Leo f.
Daily and Annie r. DaT. guardian. TO Edward s.
Qunlan and Albert n. Widmsn. to secure Eugene
NJ. Marc H,2o; years per cent. semi annually
part lot IS
Square 2l7-Harry wardman and Thomas r. Bones
TO George w T. Swartzeu and Alexander T
Hcnsey to secure Harry T. DOmer SIS. .UO: years.
81 per cent, semi annually; lot i3.
Square 76-Anna 5. Chr1stman ct vr. Philip H
70 George L. Terry and ]. Clarke Simms to secure
John Riggles $50: IS months. per cent; lot 81.
Squares 50 and 62j-Julia A o OBrien TO ] Leo
Kolb and Thomas J. Stanton. 70 secure Irene
Brennan 800; years. per cent semi annually;
east hsf lot o. square 62j and lot =. square g.
Squares 6l2. 6l5 and Cujnty-Galen p Green and
Martha A. Mays TO James j. Becker and John u.
COUGhlin, TO secure William T. ElmonStCu s, 356
year per cent. semi annually: lot - and part
lot % Of girls portion and lots l and g. square
6l2 and lots . J. and s, square 6l3
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Next Weeks Attractions

| by Mrs. Christian Hemmick, entitled
Shakespeare Triumphant"
On Friday evening the performance will
be given at Col Blount's estate. The
Oaks" Thirty-first and r streets. The
proceeds from the sale of seats and
boxes at this performance will go to
| defray the expenses of the production
and to present it the following night, Sat
urday, May the 9th, at the south side
OF the Washington Monument to the pub
| lie free Of charge, as the Washington
| celebration in honor of the poets 3OOth
anniversary.
The masque will consist Of four repre-
sentative plays OF this great author. The
1 program will first show r. D. Shepherd
! (H. d. McLean) Of Shakespearean fame.
as Shylock in the dramatic Bond scene Of
the Merchant OF Venice. Mrs Hubbard
| (Gwendolen Logan who played this part
with Sir Johnston Forbes Robertson, will
/ give the Balcony scene from Romeo and
Juliet. The Tanning of the Shrew will
! be presented in an abbreviated version
with Mr.. Shepherd as Petruchio and Mrs
Shepherd (Odetts Tyler) as Katherine.
! And then Influenced by the Mune Of
Comedy Mile Flaviae) and the Sprite
Of Mischief Miss Charlotte Logan the
Bard Of Avon tMichel Jacobsl visualizes
! the Midsummer Nights Dream" Miss
II e4ilLh ilditN. W no mas DeeN engaged
! by l.. c. Heoman's to play the title role
in The Winning Of barbara Worth %
next season. will be Helena: Helene
| Babett, well known as a Shakespearean
actress in the West will take the part Of
| Hernia Theodore Hardy well known in
Washington for his work with the Column
bia Players, will portray ECens. the dis
gruntled father of Hernia Robert Bell.
son of Charles j. Bell, OF the American
Security and Trust Company. is return
ing home from college 10 play Demetrius
and Marlyn J. Brown the Shakespearean II
scholar will play Lysander. The Duke
| Theseus will be portrayed by Louis B
| Thompson. the singer and Miss Katherine
! Hitchcock. the beautiful June of the Dis
pute OF the Muses." will be HyppeIyta
The ladies-iRwaiting will be Mrs. Chas.
Johnson, Mrs. Gladys Ffoulke Smith. Miss
Helen Stewart, Mrs Myron NJ Parker,
/ jr, Mrs. Alfred r. Hopkins. Mrs A. Alt
house. Mrs. A. Robert Elmore. Miss Bush
| Brown. Miss Margaretta Symons. Mrs.
! Walker and others.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25

will be supplied by The Lost Silk Hat
Ounsany). The actors will be G.
A. Lyon. W. Boyer Pain, Willis B. Rice
and Paul B. Merica
Bertran Bloch. the producer OF the
plays, will appear as the hero in his own
play, Maiden -Over-the- Wall" Joint
Owners in Spain" (Alice Brown is q
character study OF certain inmates OF q
home for old women. The note OF
tragedy is struck by J. NJ. Syng's Riders
TO the Sea-" which is perhaps the best
known Of the four plays to be offered.
The production Of these plays is q note
worthy event in Washington amateur cir
cles, and the determination Of the Drama
League Players to inauSurate a little the
ater here is one which should be en-
couraged by every drama lover. G. A
Lyon, president Of the players group
Of the Drama League. promises that this
is only the forerunner Of many plays to
come
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Motor Gossip
BY "sI" GROGAN.

37ee-OrrIne B. Brown. Evans Bldg. Pullman
1873.
aso-C. '. Hall. 4OI Mass ave. NV; Over
59s7l-D. Tau5cr. 20 L st. .e. Ford 1915
a5Sg-Harvcy 7. Winfield. I29 Harvard, Allen 1916.
sG1.2J- Edward cooper; Jeffery 1916.
3,Sli Harry + Wemer, 1913 Nd ave Dodge 1915.
1915.
Fso6-Mary +. Bransou. l4ss Mass. ave. NV;
2256-Mrs. wm. w. Tsncre, . Quincy s NV;
Ford 1914.
;a3o7-Dr. Edward Jones. 5oo st. NV; Saxon 1876
lSls
ss5n-F. A. Meehan sth and Pa ave Ford ls 8.
% O-Adam EhIshlsgcr. 1859 At. NV. Ford 1915.
c9SlI-Moses Construction Co, 9l6 y. Y. ave.
Ford 1916
9a8l2-N. Morrison n 9Th St ne; Carter 1873
SCSl3-T L. FurbeEhaw. 80 Il st. NV. +; Ford 1915.
29sli-Lewis L. Hawkins. sos ST. ne; Buick 1915.
s25 "A. Z Powell 4th and L. Capitol; Allen 1916.
513l6-Wm. H Lnkins. l74 Pa ave; scripps 1876.
s98l7-J. Henry Brown. 2Ns T st. Sc Maxwell 1912.
Scott Hurley, president of the Hurley
& Farley Co. Jeffery distributors in this
section, who makes his headquarters at
the Philadelphia office of the company,
was in the city yesterday for a few
hours
James Easily Smith. James johnson.
and Harry Brooks leave this morning in
the formers Buick car on a fishing trip
to Piney Point, Md. They expect to be
gone until the first of the week
Though gasoline today is almost double
what II vas a year ago, garagemen and
gasoline supply stations who have made
a point to compare their records of the
present with those of year ago say
that there does not seem to be any fall
ing off in the use of motor cars. The
rf IN, I,oC 3,,1r Il Of
course. but these dealers who should be
in a position to know state that the
same people, with few exceptions. are
still buying about the same amount of
gasoline that they did year ago.
There is much speculation just at the
present time as to what the price of mo-
tor cars will be next year. All agree that
there will be an increase but how much
Is the point Most motor car manufac-
turers buy their raw material twelve
months in advance. The contracted
for a year ago is all used up and though
much of the material for next years ma
chimes has been purcha sed under new
contract, arrangements at a great in
crease in price manufacturers are hardly
prepared to state just how much addi-
tional will have to be added to the price
Of every car they build in order TO make
UP the difference between the price of
year ago and the present time. This
coming year will be the first in the his
tory of the industry that the manufac-
turers have increased the price of their
machines instead of lowering it. Despite
this advance people are just as anxious
to buy as If the price had been dropped
n couple of hundred dollars. Perhaps It
is a very good thing that conditions this
season have been as they were. Compe-
tition had forced the manufacturer to so
reduce the price of his machine and IN
addition supply so many extras as stock
equipment that It is really questionable
whether some Of them were really max
ing the money that they were entitled to
realize on their investment
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
LyCeum-Burlesque

With the opening Of the High
Steppers' at the Lvceum next Monday
something novel In the way Of burIesgve
entertainment IS promised by the man
aEemewf.
The show. which IS in two at. and
two scenes. is the frs: 20 BE- presented
under the stage direction OF Harry
Rogers. the comedian whose huror has
already made good with Lyceum audi
ences. Besides the change IN manage
meUt OF the stage work there will also
be several new faces in the cast OF prgn-
Cipals.
The plot has 70 do with the courtsh!r
of a we-lt.y widow. In the pursui, of
this ladys favor many humorous slt-a-
tons are brought about
The Lyceum chorus ia heinC trained
under the direction OF Kitty Warren In
a number Of musical bits.
The extra attraction next week will
be Ia EoIe IN number OF dances
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
six" walker Benefft.

The sale of seats for the Six Walker
benefit which will be given on Sunday
evening. June !. under the direction OF
A. H. Van Buren at Polls Theater be-
gins at the box office OF that playhouse
today.
David Belasco has wired that his en-
tire New York production Of Madame
Butterfly" is already en- route to the
Capital for the benefit presentation made
possible only through his splendid gen
erosity.
As supplementary feature Nine.
Nazimova has loaned the use OF War
Brides" to Mary Alden. who appeared
in her support in this tense protest
aCainst war for an entire season. Miss
Alden. who is now member Of the Poll
stock Company, will be seen in the role
made famous by Nazmova.
In lighter vein Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Leslie Holt. the popular WASHINGTON
dancers. will present a beautiful terpsi-
Chorean feature. and Mr.. Lewis Thomp-
son offers a tenor solo
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
U. S. Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Campbell, Judge
Booth. Judge Barney. and Judge Downey.
Mile Lac Chippewa Indians VS.. United
States. Assistant Attorney General Hous-
ton Thompson, with whom were Mr..
William Hitz. and Mr.. George NJ Ander-
son, were heard for defendants, and
Messrs. George 3. EdgeTtOn, +. w.
Houghton, H. S. Clapp, and D. B. Hender-
son, for plaintiffs. Argument concluded.
]. w. Simpkins and James Stump vs..
United States. These cases were sub
mitted by MI NJ. w Hendry. for plain
tlffs. and Mr.. J. HarwOOd Graves for de-
PENDANTS.
The following cases posted for Thurs
day:
W. o. Burton VS.. United States; at
'oneys. II. J. Pack and H. S. Whitman.
~. G2-MacArthur Bros. VS.. United
States: attorneys. King & King, and {.
a. Bradley.
No. eJs-L. r. BaItz vs.. United States;
attorneys, Harry Peyton, and G. T. stor-
mont.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Circuit Division No. !.
Justice Stafford.

Murphy VS.. Milliken; default against
defendant for s1.1oo; plaintiffs attorney.
H W. Wheatley
Copland vs.. Capital Traction Co.; time
to submit bill Of exceptions extended to
July /. and to file transcript to August
l; plaintiffs attorney. Crandal Mackey;
defendants attorney, G. Thomas Dunlop.
Billings-ChaDin Co. VS.. Bowdler ct al
motion for new trial filed; plaintiffs at
torney. H. W. wheatley; defendants at
torneys. c. II. Merillat and NJ N. Rich
srdson.
Wilmot VS.. Loughran ct al: verdict for
defendants: plaintiffs attorneys c. V.
INLAY and Z. MCD. Kintz: defendants s
attorneys, Leo Simmons, A. H. Bell John
Ridout and P. H. Marshall
Assignment today:
46S-Trussell VS. Bradley ct al; attor-
nCys. JeffOrds-NIlnor, Beach.
t62-Ellis VS.. Rose Bros. & Co ct al;
attorneys, Owens. Newmyer-Williams.
45l-Finney VS.. District of Columbia; at
tcrneys. MaT-hall--Syme, Whiteford
S2-Finhey VS.. District Of Columbia
attorneys. Marshall-Syme, Whiteford.
42-Beall vs.. Directors of Providence
Hospital; attorneys, Moriarty-Hamilton
Hamilton.
S17-Boxley VS.. Brenizer Co.: attorneys.
EnOdes, Cromelin, Baker-Maddox &
Gatley. Price, jr.
c1s-Masterson, Administrative, VS.. Bre-
1izCr Co; attorneys, Rhodes, Cromelin.
8aker-Maddox & Galley, Price. jr.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
" HITE

Lewis b Clary. q and Christine S. FARLEY. B
both Of Richmond. Va. Rev. H. F. Downs
John W. Yoppe, q, Atlanta, Ga and M.rtbs
Beatrice LAmbkin. "a, Savannah, Ca. Rev. ]. 8
Montgomery.
Oswald W. Schmidt. ss. and Olive Rood, 8. both
Of Seattle. Wash. Rev. P A. Menzel
James Marvin Saunders 2l. and Laura Mae Jenk.
ins. l9, both Of Vienna, Va. Rev. D.. L. Blake,
more.
Herbert G. Patterson 50, and Freda A F,.+.
terer, Q. both Of Akron, Ohio. Rev. j. J. Dimon.
George Nightingale, 2s. and Barbara Johnston, 2I.
Rev. A. E Barows.
William T Hoskinson. %. PoolesrilI., Nd, and
Minnie c. swsrtz. 10. woodheld. Nd. Rev. D. l.
Blakemore.
COLORED.
Ernest c. Mitchell q, and Annie Washington. s
Rev. A. Sayles
Joseph Daniel Gaines, 3. and Lille NAV sar.
rolls. n Rev W. westray.
George Edward Branch, 2, and Edna E Pinkett,
U. Rev. W. A. Jones
Edward r; Gilbert, z, and Lena QuarIes, q.
Rev. ]. Il. Jernagin
Clarence H. Page. IS. and Annis V. Green, Is.
Rev. W. westrsy.
Steven L, Golden. q; Ruth l. Armstesd .,
Rev. W. J. Howard.
Virgil P. Martin. =, md Maude A. Williams %
Rev, Il. +. Richardson
Morrison A. Goodrich. %. and Bessie Short, A.
Rev. p. Griffith.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. =.
JusffrR Mccoy.

Walling vs.. Butt; decree appointing
Wilkes e. Prather substituted trustee;
plaintiffs attorney. Paul l. Wright
In re Thomas S. Clokey: order refer
ring account and report of committee to
auditor. attorneys, Brandenburg & Bran
<>-s.Irg
Drury vs. Ambrose; order referring
cause to William W. MILAN as special
master: plaintiffs attorneys, ]. W. Glen
Ian and E. L. Giles; defendants attor-
news. e. II. Merillat and Andrew Wilson.
Wilson vs.. Wilson; bill dismissed
plaintiffs attorneys, McLanahan, Burton
& Culbertson; Defendants attorney, E. l..
Gies.
In re Iunacy of Annie Q. Forrest; order
referring account Of committee to au-
ditor.
In re Iunacy OF Eugene S. Burke; order
referring first account of committee to
auditor
In re Iunacy Of Mathlde Wurdemann:
order authorizing investments.
In re lunacy OF John Krebs; order au-
thUriZins committee to file additional
bond in the sum Of 1000.
TreakIe vs. Treakle; order OF publica-
ton: plaintiffs attorney. Rice Hooe.
Taylor VS.. Taylor: order appointing
Albert Harper counsel to defend plain
tins attorney. J. A. O'Shea.
In re estate Of John Wheelwrisht; con-
tinued until May g; attorneys, c. Hack
ett-E Congleton.
Richmond Park Improvement Company
vs. Hight ct al on hearing: plaintiffs at
torneys, F. B. Rhodes and P. B. Crome-
lin: defendants attorneys. D. T. Wright,
T. NJ wampler, Ellis & Donaldson.
Assignment today
240-Stoss VS.. Night ct al; attorneys,
Wilson-Hogan.
Equity S4297-Richmond Park Improve
ment Company VS.. Hight ct al; attor-
neys, Rhodes & Cromenn-Wrtght.
wampler.
296-FulkersOn VS.. FulkersOn ct al; at
tOrneys Maddox-Thomas-K
3Oo-Chase VS.. Grant ct al; attorneys,
Gardiner-stetson, Darlington. William
gon.
29-Hirsh vs.. Hirsh: attorneys, New
myer, Owen-Alward.
2ssEvans vs. Evans: attorneys, Whip
pler-Connelly.
23sSolomon VS.. Solomon; attorneys C.
W. Tignor-H. l. Tignor
o7+Wedderburn VS. Moore ct al: at
torneys, Burke. Hufty-Minor
1co-Lynham VS.. Hufty; attorneys, Sui
livan-Burke, Hufty.
30+Milligan vs.. Metzger: attorneys
Boyd. Marshall-Metsger, Murphy, De
Putron
2c2-HewIett vs.. Gordon ct al; attor-
neys, Horner, stewart-Berry, Jones,
Martin.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
BeInsco, tonIght-JuveniI Dance
Revue.

Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Leslie
Holt will present at the Bclasco Theater
the juvenile musical comedy. The End
OF the Rainbow" II will be interpreted
by a cast OF Is children taken from the
Holt dancing classes. One OF the novel
features OF the production which has
been written by Mr.. and Mrs. Holt will
be the fact that the names OF the char
aCters will be the same as the names Of
the little actors. In the CrUwninE scene
OF the comedy Mr.. and Mrs Holt will
appear in person and give a dance num-
Der.
promised, boxes having been engaged by
a number of the diplomatic corps and
local society
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Say Die"

Never Say Die" one of the most ia
nous of the William Collier comedies.
will be the offering OF the Poll Players
next week.
A. II. Van Buren will be seen as a
bachelor American with an incuraDle dis
ease and a large fortune when he dis
covers that friend cannot marry Violet
Stephenson because of financial difficult
ties. He, therefore, marrics Violet in
order to leave her his fortune. They sep
arate at the altar. But when the girl
returns to London after a years absence
Dionysius is more alive than ever. He
has turned physics to the dogs and done
Exactly what his doctors told him not 10
do. with the result that he looks forward
to a long life.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
LAKE OPENS SATURDAY,
Dancing VIII Feature Chevy chase
This Year,

Chevy Chase Lake will open for the sea
son Saturday night with several attrac-
ttons in additional to the regular fea-
lures. The dancers will be especially pro-
vided for Dancing starts each night at
S:l0. Meyer Davis orchestra has been
engaged for the season. This will be
the first time that this orchestra has
played at an amusement park
Not the least of the attractions is the
car ride to the lake, and the car COM
pany is making special provisions for the
convenience Of the patrons.
Decoration Day the lake will be open
all day and all the attraction, including
the dancing will be at the disposal of
the public in the afternoon as well as
at night.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Loew's Observation-Disclosures sweet.

The feature picture at Loew's Column
bia Theater next week beginning with
the Sunday performance will be The
THOUSAND Dollar Husband" in which
Blanche Sweet is the star. Miss Sweet
has enacted characters. but in this pic
ture she will portray one quite different
from any which she hs-s portrayed. She
will BE- seen as a Swedish naid-Uf-alI-
work IN a college boarding house. How
she suddenly becomes wealthy and pur-
rhases a husband, is shown in an unusual
manner.
The feature for Thursday. Friday and
SATURDAY.. will he The MaFdaIene" with
FANNIE Ward PLAYING the title role Miss
Ward has given 10 the screen several fine
charactcTizatious. and much interest at
raches to her appea rance in this picture.
An excellent LGsky supporting cast Is
provided and the picture IS said to be
we'll worth while
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
District Division.
Chief JustIce CoNInEton.

In re extension of Girard street; hear
ing continued to May %.
In re extension OF Calvert street: on
hearing.
In re sewer Pitney Branch Herbert T.
Shannon. Maurice z. Otterback and John
Poole appointed commissioners to con-
denim.
In re building line on Park road; hear
ing continued TO October l.
In re sewer on Q street; continued 10
May 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Mccoy.

In re James E. Atkinson: order ratity-
ing report OF referee as special master
and directed to make distribution.
In re Washington Advertising Agency
and American Advertising Agency: order
ratifying report of referee as special mas
ter and directed to make distribution.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Siddous.

United States VS.. Chas. c. Glover, VIM.
J. Flather and Henry H Flather: on
rial; attorneys, J. J. Darlington, W. G.
Johnson, Geo. P. Hoover, Frank ].
Hogan, D. w. O'Donoghue and ]. B.
stanchfeld.
United States VS.. George W. Helm
ldultery; time to submit bill of excep-
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
COURT PROCEEDINGS
WEDNESDAY, MAY a., 1916.

tions and file transcript extended to June
): attorney, NJ. z. O'Brien.
United States VS.. Walter c. Allen; as
sault; time to submit bill OF exceptions
and file transcript extended to June 5; at
torney, NJ. e. OBrien.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Strnnd-Feature Films.

James Curwood story. adapted fo-
the first time TO films. Gods Count-v
and the Woman" will be the main at
traction at Noors's Strand Theater from
Sunday 10 Thursday Of next week H.
elusive
Nell ShipmaD plays the leading roIc.
on Friday and SATURDAY Marguerite
Snow and William Ni-h will be the cen
tral attraction in The Notorious Gala
CHER" or A Woman Triumph" The
CONTINUED on PACE NINE
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
BeIasco-James T. Powers in "some-
body's Luggage"

James T. Powers comes to the Be-
lasco Theater next week in a new
farcical comedy entitled Somebody's
Luggage" Everybody who saw Mr..
Powers in Havana" will recall his
delightfully."- humorous characteriza-
tion in that comic opera. Somebody's S
Luggage" provides him with an equal
ly ludicrous part He will portray
suspicious and Jealous lover who fol-
lows his sweetheart aboard a chan
mel boat and pays the penalty for his
jealous folly by becoming involved in
numerous complications that almost
land him in prison. Mr.. Powers will
appear in a role in which he is sure
to shine. and he will have the sup
port of Frank harrington. Lionel Bel
more. Cecil Fletcher, and Ethel Grey
Terry
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Drama League Plays.

The programs for the four plays to
be presented by the Drama League Play
ers at the Mckinley School Friday and
Saturday Of this week are out
The humorous element In the program
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
shakespeare Celebration.

The Washington Players Group, under
the auspices of the Arts Club. Of Wash
ington, will celebrate the tercentenary OF
the Bard OF Avon" Friday and Satur-
dav nights Of this week in the masQue.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25
Equity Suits

343s5Reverdv R. walling VS.. George
Butt; to substitute trustee; plaintiffs at:
torney, Paul L. Wright.
3486+Helene E. Schlosser VS.. James T.
schlosser; for absolute divorce; plain
tlh's attorney, L Q. H. Award
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25

The whole orient now calls Manila the
city without odors
The Washington herald., 1916-05-25

Criminal Division No. ..
Chief Justice Coyington.
Assignment for today:
Lunacies at Ills p. m.