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The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
SIX YEARS FOR FRAUD.
Sentence Imposed on Former Insur
ance Company Superintendent.

Chief Justice Covington, of the Dis
trict Supreme Court yesterday SEN
fenced Edward s. Englsr, former assist
ant superintendent of the Prudential In
surance Company, to serve six years in
penitentiary, on the charge of havinE
been the instigator OF a scheme to de-
fraud the company.
Charles II. White. Samuel T. Ringgold
and James f. Lanham, accused OF be-
ing accompliCes, were given four three
and two years. respectively. The men
were accused of forging proof of death
claims against the company
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
REALTY BROKERS
HAVE BIG WEEK
Busiest Six Days Since Last
October Sees l26 Trans
actions Closed.
OCCIDENTAL ANNEX SOLD
Walter M. Gill. of Pittsburgh. Buys
Adams Building from Delaware
Company for $30l 900.

Local realty brokers yesterday ended
the busiest week since October, closing
l52 transactions. Trading WAS brisk
throughout the week, with Monday and
Thursday tied for first honors. On each
of these days thirty transactions were
closed. Tuesday recorded twenty seven.
Friday twenty-three, yesterday twenty
two, and Wednesday twenty-one.
Among the important transactions of
the week was the transfer of the Adams
Building, 1885 F street northwest, from
the Commercial Real Estate Company of
Delaware. to Walter NJ. Gill, of Pitts
burgh. The stamps and encumberances
indicate a consideration of 500, 200.
wilkins Buys Hotel Property.
The outlying sections were forced from
the top of the market by the near-urban
districts, In which ninety-one sales were
made. The northwest section of the city
proper ranked second, figuring In sew
enty-eight transfers. The outlying SUBJ
urbs dropped to third place for the first
time in several months, figuring In only
ffty-six deals. Nineteen lots were sold
in the southeast, thirteen in the north
east and one in the southwest.
Another important deal of the week
was the transfer OF the Occidental Ho-
tel annex to John F. wilkins for a
price indicated by the stamps to have
been $500 As part consideration. Mr..
wilkins conveyed to DR.. Henry II. Hazen
the residence at 1924 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. northwest. The value of the house
was given as $4,000. DIR. Hazen yester-
day transferred the newly resi-
dence to Prof. James II. Gore in a trade
in which Prof. Gore turned over to DIR.
Hazen premises 1885 r street north
west.
Loan Market Increases.
In the business section. the principal
transaction was the foreclosure sale of
the old De Atley Hotel property, 12lS
and 1910 Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
to Isabella X. Brownson. The considera-
ton is reported to have been 81, 900
Premises 50S Eleventh street northwest
was sold by Robert Fl. McNeill to Frank
r. Bavls for $4,000.
The loan market increased in proper
ton with the usual realty activities. The
total amount loaned during the week was
s734, 7265s, an advance of 500, 900 over the
previous six days. This sum was bor-
rowed on the security of 1874 lots at an
average interest rate of 81 per cent.
An apartment in Chaplain street, near
Euclid was purchased on Tuesday by
Israel Putnam and Alexander NJ Baer
from Julia I. Saunders. The stamps at
tached to the deed indicate a considera-
ton Of s5l 900.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Criminal Division No. 1,
Iusff.x Caxlrxfou


United States vs. Raymond Johnson;
assault dangerous weapon; sentenced
ucnitentiary four years; attorney, J. A.
U'Shea.
J'nit.d States vs.. Leo E. Bowers nom
support: plea guilty: sentenced jail one
rsar: sentence suspended and placed on
probation: per recognizance 800 taken.
United States VS.. Walter E. Bell; as
.4ult dangerous weapon; sentenced peni-
,cntiary three years; attorney, J. NJ.
Hurphy.
United states vs.. Samuel Lowey: grand
'Irceny; continued; attorney. D. W.
BAKER.
United states vs. James Snow; violation
.nti-narcotic laws: sentenced penitentiary
we years: placed on probation: per
rCCO enhance 800 taken: attorney, J. NJ.
Murphy.
United States vs.. John Connor: viola
don anti-narCotic laws: sentenced penl-
tcntiary FIVE years: placed on probation;
Ger reCognizance 800 taken; attorney, H.
A. Hagerty.
United states VS.. Thomas y. Nuckols
T.; perjury: continued; attorney, L. A
Block
United States VS.. Thomas Adams:
lOusebreaking and larceny; sentenced
Dation: per recognizance t1OO taken.
United States VS. James Dickerson:
grand larceny: sentenced Jail six months.
United States VS.. Joseph Harris: second
Offense petit larceny; sentenced jail one
year.
United States VS.. John Allen: grand
larceny: sentenced penitentiary two
years.
United States VS. EsteTa Freedmond:
assault dangerous weapon; sentenced
Oenitentiary two years: attorneys, H. L.
Tignor and F. NJ. Murray.
United States VS.. Louise Jackson; as
sault dangerous weapon; sentenced jail
ten months: attorney. Fl. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. Ephrsim Hall; per-
jury; plea not guilty; referred to proba-
lion ofncsr: attorney, T. L. Jones.
United States vs.. William Washington
and william +. whitley; grand larceny;
plea guilty each: each sentenced penl-
ientiary two years; placed on probation:
per recognizance 800 taken; attorney, E.
G. Hubert.
United States vs.. Joseph Barber; incest
and carnal knowledge plea not guilty;
attorney. P. W. Frisby.
United states VS.. Cornelius Peterson:
murder second degree; plea not guilty
attorney. \. W. Scott,
United States vs.. Philip Howard and
John Morris: robbery; plea not guilty
each: attorneys, J. M. Murphy and r. 1.
Miller.
United States vs.. William Summers
George W. Ammon and Richard Hunter;
assault with intent 70 rob; plea not
guilty each: attorneys, N. X. Varnell and
Albert Sillers
United States VS.. william Summers
George W. AmmOn and Richard Hunt;
housebreaking and larceny: plea guilty
as TO Ammon; not guilty as to Summers
and Hunt
United States VS.. Harry Jsnifer; as
sault dangerous weapon: plea guilty.
United States VS.. Flossie Taylor; per-
jury, plea guilty.
United States VS.. John r. Jackson and
Thornton Edwards: depreciation on pri-
vate property: plea guilty each.
United states VS.. Mary Butler: assault
dangerous weapon: plea not guilty: at
torney. c. W. Tignor.
United states VS.. James Z. Lanham
forgery: sentenced penltentiary two
years; attorneys, d. w. Baker and II. A.
Grant.
United States VS.. Edward s. EngIar
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
A Threat Of Something werse.

Editor of The Washington Herald:
1t is evident that Capt Myers, OF the
Virginia legislature has little business
Of his own TO attend to. or he wouIdn' I
be meddling with something which is
certainly no concern of his. He should
wake up to the fact that this is not
slavery time. Abraham Lincoln freed
those some time back. Capt Myers
should be advised that We women ex-
pect TO dress as we please; we do not
intend that men shall set the styles
for IS. We would therefore suggest
that they leave well enough alone.
MARY FRANCES
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Probate Division,
Justice Mccoy.

Estate Ida NJ DAILY; order allowing ex-
eCutor commission of ten per cent.
Estate L. NJ. Robbins; order to dis
tribute assets under will.
Estate Pedro h. Rojas; order granting
letters Of administration to Walter S.
Penfield; bond, $500; attorneys, Maddox
& Galley.
Estate HOnora McGrath; order admit
ting will to probate and granting let
ters testamentary to Rose A. McGrath;
bond. $500: attorney, ]. Enos Ray, jr.
Estate Sarah B. Wallace; will dated
January %, 1896, and petition for probate
and letters testamentary filed; attor-
neys, Barnard & johnson.
Estate Mary r. Oyster; petition for
letters OF administration filed; attorneys,
Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE
Caroline r. Kuhn, IS years 1870 Conn. ave nw
Anthony r. Ringwolt 50, Home for Aged and
lnhrm.
Rachel L. MoTelsnd, es. Chevy Chase, D. C.
Charles A. Harold. 81, U. s. Soldiers Home Hos.
Dennis Giles. TO- U. S. Soldiers Home Hos.
Mamie ]. Fauor, is, 67 I st. NV.
Mollie NJ. Gray, n, 1Z2a ID ct. sw.
Peter Brady, 75 Govt Hospt. Insane.
Emile Piozet. IS, Sibley Hospt
Edward L. Frank, =. Tuberculosis Hospt.
Emanuel ]. Echenrode g. Govt. Hoept. Insane.
Carl Holman, a. Walter Reed HosPt.
Junia Ellen DePus. l day, 30 18th st. sw
Infant of A. V. and Anna Thomas day, sibIey
Hospital.
CoLoRED.
Leols Robinson Is years, 3s Vine st. Tskona TX.
Msyme Parker 49, Frcedmen's Hospt.
willism Baltimore, S, Wash. Asylum Hospt.
Josephine washington. 81 years. Tuberculosis Hos.
Mary A. Jackson, 81. 1uR r st. ~.
William T. Eieii, q. {E Del. ave. sg.
Margaret Morris 90, Emergency Hospt
Thomas X. Fry. S 283 Sherman ave. NV.
Parthenia woodspo. 80. llSl 10Th st. nv.
Samantha r. Howard, Al. Ills 9th st. nv.
Eugene Taylor, q. Frccdnens Hospe
Casries Green, n. lla r. ns
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
COLLEGE BUILDING
TO BE STARTED SOON
Large Structure Will Be Erected Near
Rockville in Spring for George
town University.

Plans have been completed for the
erection of the first of a number of build
ings on the tract near Rockville, Md,
purchased by Georgetown University.
The structure will be 800 feet long, with
wings at both ends extending back 100
feet. The tract, which cotnains ninety
acres, is to be built up as a preparatory
school The first building will cost s115,-
900, and has been designed for school,
rooms, accomm odations for the faculty
and about 100 students
Work on the first building will be start
ed in the spring. Among the other
structures will be three dormitories, a
school and dormitory building, chapel,
auditorium, gymnasium, garage and sta
BILE. The various buildings will be con-
structed in colonnades
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
WashinEtos Psssies In winter.

Editor Of The Washington Herald:
In reading your paper / chanced to see
an item from Pittsburgh stating that
Mrs. Berger had discovered two
psnsIes in her back yard and also that
the plants had been unprotected dur
ing the cold weather. II was con-
sidered quite a freak OF nature. think
! can beat that, az ] have a pansy bed
which has bloOmed through ice and
snow without the slightest protection
whatever. 1t has caused no end Of
comment Mrs. W. G. ST. CLAIR
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
WILL OPEN HOME
n street Building viii BE Used by
Odd FeIIows

Plans are being made by the Odo
Fellows Home Association for the open
ing of home for aged Odd Fellows
and Rebeccas of the District at 1898 n
street northwest. The property was pu
chased several days ago by the associa.
tion from Elizabeth MCGOWAN Han
through Henry w. Offut. The properly
has a frontage of about seventy feet,
one half Of which is occupied by tn.
house. The depth is $50 feet.
The house is well fitted for homs,
having large rooms and fire escapes. II
was recently used as a school. 1t Is
understood the association intends builo.
ing a more modern structure on the
site at a future date. Frank E. Rapp
is president of the organization. F. NJ.
Davis is secretary, and ]. T. Petty,
treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE,

Walton Hardymsn Bern, 3, and Marie E. Hess,
q. Rev. O. r. Sparling.
William sincaire. s. Of Rutherford. n j. and
Josephine Clsary. 49, Rev. e. L. Buckley
Charles T. Morgan, q, and Ella NJ Brown, 10.
Rev. John MacMurray.
Lee Uhler. z. and Grace I. Brooks. q both Of
Philadelphia.
]. W. Gordan. 50. and Leitha A. johnson, 10.
both Of Alexandria. Va. Rev. L. NJ. Chambers.
Peter Stamoules, q Of Petersburg, Va. and Elma
East. g. Ot Newport News, Va. Rev. H. T. Steven
son.
Truman C. yelling, o. and lola VI. Melius. q.
Rev. j. weidley
John A. Wade, %, Of Graham, Va and Della
Philips. 2. Of Roanoke Va. Rev. j. s. Mont
sCmcry.
Frank A. Newman. 9. and Alice D. Holmes q
Rev c. s. Abbott, jr.
Milton 4. 2 own. a. and Georgia NJ Cole I6.
Rev. {. A. De Nsuhn.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
McCandish Is Arraigned

DAVID McCIandlsh pleaded not guilty
Yesterday TO the charge OF having forged
the name of Representative Carter Glass,
Of Virginia, to a check for ssS Chief
Justice Covington granted Attorney Da-
vid Wolf. for the accused. five DAYS in
which to demur to the indictment,
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Alleges False Arrest.

C.>rence Curran yesterday filed suit
for $4,000 against the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company, Policeman
Richard II. Mansfield and Capt. William
r. FalFey alleging false arrest. Curran
sets forth that the company had him ar
rested. that Mansfield swore out war
rant against him and that the case was
dismissed.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Mrs. Elliott's Will Filed.

The will of Mrs. Elizabeth d. Elliott,
filed yesterday. leaves 5000 to James
Archibald Bailey. a son-ln-law, and per-
sonal effects and jewelry to her daugh-
ters. The residue of the estate is to be
divided equally among the daughters,
Mrs. Norvell Fl. Cobb, Mrs. John d.
Howard and Misses Elvie and lola Ell
lott. James Archibald Bailey is named
executor.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

Charles W. and Katherine z. Smith, boy.
Samuel and Fanny Labowitz, boy
William J. and Alice Mould. girl
Albert J. and Edith l.. Gleason, boy-
Aubrey W. and Helen Z. Edwards. boy
Claude +. and Frances A. De Puy. girl
Giovanni and Donata Brienza, girl.
COL0RED.
John J. and Ssllie weltrou, boy.
Norris and Sarah Harris. boy.
Paul y. and George Harris. girl
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
MRS. HOOVER BUYS HOME.
Upton street Residence Sold by
Thomas ]. Fisher Il Co.

The residence at 1928 Upton street was
purchased during the week by Mrs Sam
uel> S. Hoover. 1t is three stories and
contains ten rooms. The consideration
was $3.50 The sale was made by Thomas
j. Fisher & Co. Inc, which also re-
ported the following sales:
For Chevy Chase Land Company to
George II. Shaw, a lot having a sixty
foot frontage on the north side of Nc
klnley street east of Connecticut ave-
nue.. The purchaser plans to erect an
eight-room frame residence, ground to
be broken Monday.
For John NJ. Henderson to James s.
Fox, a three-story residence at 927 s
street northwest: price, 5000.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
egal land Real Estate Record Complete

the capacity of missionaries in the
civilization of the world.
The 'jingoes" are not the men who
have lifted the u. s. A TO the first
place among the nations of the earth
May heaven continue TO bless these
United States in the high endeavor to
serve humankind. We have Wood
row Wilson in the White House. For
this, we should give thanks To the
hand that rules nations. So let the
jingo rattle his rattles. We have got
the man in the White House to guard
the Liberty Bell and to preserve TO
our children and our children's chill
dren those simple things which under
heaven have made us TO attract. so
that the star of empires now hangs
over US. ]. II. CROXDALE.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13

lam II. Manoguc and Walter n. wilco to secure
Christina Callan. 81 600, Decembcr IS, 1872, per
cent semi annually.
,slorams Heights lot 3. block s-F1orence n.
Harris ct vir Frederic R.. to W. ]. Lambert and
RisnAld W. Bezll to secure Franklin T. sapner
and William A. Hill $1,000 % DAYS and years,
per can't semi annually and maturity
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Court of Appeals
ASSIGNME,

ASSIGNMENT FOR MONDAY.
Capital Traction Company VS. Hoover;
attorneys, Hogan-Davts.
District of Columbia vs. GEORGETOWN
Cas- Light Company: attorneys, Syms,
stephsns-Johnson
District of Columbia vs.. Washington
Gas Light Company; attorneys, Syme,
Stephens-Minor. Darlinston,
District OF Columbia VS.. Awkward: at
tUrneys. misunderstanding, Wolf.
Morrison VS.. Lane; attorneys, Ballinger
West, Wright.
American Security and Trust Company
~. FerrerO; attorneys, Hoehling, PeeIle,
OSilby-wolf. Weller
Randolph vs. Columbia Graphophone
Company; attorneys, Sterlng-Rhodes,
l'romelin.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Equity Division No. 1.
Iuafice Andxrsan

Fetter vs.. Fetter; decree dismissing
bill; appeal noted Cby Justice Could; {;
pIaintifr's attorney. W. J. Lambert: de-
fendant's attorneys, Fulton Lewis and
II. Z. Davis.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR MONDAY.
Lyon vs. Lyon: attorneys, Hufty-Mil-
lcr.
Ingalls, VS.. ingalls,; attorneys, Shea
Steinem-
Bachrach VS.. CALDWELL attorneys,
Stein-Behrend.
Northwest lexington Improvement
Company vs. District of Columbia; at
torneys. Quinn, Merillat-Syme, Stephens.
Brown VS.. Brown; attorney, Bendheim.
Dobbins VS. Dobbins: attorneys, Hol-
lander-Lambert, WhippIer.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Circuit Division No. =.
InHfice Sfnfnrh.

ASSIGNMENT FOR TOMORROW.
Lane vs.. Palmer: attorneys, Poe,
Wheatley-Davis.
Grove VS.. Gardiner; attorneys Lambert
Blansenship-Wils ilson
Gregory vs. Blrtwell: attorneys, Pala-
jmi. Colladay-WilliamsOn.
Barnes VS.. Capital Traction Company;
attorneys, Lambert, Yeatman-Hogsn.
ChaIOner vs.. Washington Post Com
lany; attorneys, COlladay-Lambert
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Equity Division, No. 2,
Justlee McSoy.

Behrend vs. HollOran ct al; decree
uuieting title; plaintiffs attorney, r. B.
Eehrend.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR MONDAY.
Pollard VS.. Pollard ct al; attorneys,
Gray, Block-Collins.
Munger VS.. Munger ct al; attorneys,
Carrington-Townsend
Union Savings Bank VS.. Moriarty ct al;
attorneys, McLanahan. Burton & Cul-
bcrtsOn-Moriarty, Columbus. Easily
Smith.
" WOlf-Kennedy Berry & Minor.
Gibson VS.. Gibson: attorneys, Newmyer
Softer. Rbbit, KoenigsbergeT.
COvington VS.. COyingtOn; attorneys,
I-Gmbcrt-Quinn.
IngersOn VS.. Tyler; attorneys. SwayEe-
SwindeH. Van Fleet. Maddox & Galley.
Bagnan VS.. Bagman ct al; attorneys.
s,aggcrs, Baker. Leahy-Gies.
Jones VS.. Jones; attorneys, DeLacy-
;Uskins.
McGOniGaI VS.. Tribby ct al; attorneys,
Uc-Eidout. BOwles
Rice VS.. Ru, pert ct al; attorneys, Rice
Darr & Peyser. EOenigsburgcr. LaTner,
WOOdsOn vs.. WoOdson; attorneys, Cor
.8I < GOrdOn-S.ncIaiT. Guy.
Lrams vs.. Krams ct al: attorneys,
l.nneybacker. Shealey-Flournoy, Hit,
Cirrington. G.
NbbOtt vs.. Holmes, jr. ct al; attor-
'rys, Lee-Carter, RidOut, Loving, Nc
I.uynOlds.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
COURT PROCEEDINGS
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1916

and Charles H. White: forgery; each
sentenced penitentiary, Englsr six years,
White four years; attorneys, Fenning
and Gordon and Moriarty.
United States VS.. Champ s. Stewart;
motion for new trial filed; attorney, r.
A. Hughes.
United States VS.. Allutia Graul; bawdy
house: demurrer overruled; attorney, A.
d. Smith
United States vs. David NJ. Nc
Csndfsh: forgery; plea not guilty; attor-
ney, David Wolf.
United states VS.. George Brown; grand
larceny; plea guilty: remanded.
United States VS.. George <. shreve;
housebreaking and larceny; plea not
guilty; attorney, T. l. Jones.
United States VS.. George Smith; second
offense petit larceny; sentenced Jail one
year; attorney, H l. Tignor.
ASSIGNMENT FOR TOMORROW.
United States VS.. Irene Milstead.
United States VS.. Eli Merritt.
United States VS.. Cornelius Jordan. Ed
ward Payne and Edward ]. d. Payne.
Criminsi Division No. :,
Justice sIddons.
Chase VS.. Stein; motion to enter cause
on trial calendar. and fx day for trial
argued and submitted; plaintiffs attor-
ney, II. B. Moulton.
Wescott va Marding; bill Of exceptions
signed and made Of record; plaintiffs
attorney, L. X. Mason; defendants at
torney. NJ. Z. O'Brien.
Smith VS.. Prudential Insurance Co.;
motion to refer to auditor overruled;
plaintiffs attorney. I. r. Mason; de-
fendant's attorney, W. G. Gardiner.
In re estate of Mary E. Pillow, de-
ceased; order extending time to submit
motion for new trial extended to Feb
ruary 25: caveator's attorneys, II. K.
Davis and ]. Y. Reeves; defendants at
torneys. w. ]. Lambert and r. II.
Yeatmsu.
Assignment Monday. February "A:
Ciro VS.. Byrne; attorneys, Gardiner,
Hamby-Lang.
Grades VS.. Grades, attorney. Stearman.
Rosenthal VS.. Barnett; attorneys, OF
tenberg-Gardiner.
Cissel VS.. Urban; attorney. Lesh.
May VS.. Miller; attorneys, Havell-
Ridout.
Myers & Booth Co. VS.. witkowski at
torneys. McLachlen, shinn & Owen
Kelly
Orrison vs. LoeffIer: attorneys, Sinclair
Graf.
Capitol Real Estate Exchange VS..
Wood; attorneys, Darr. Peyser & Taylor
Poe.
smith VS.. Prudential Insurance CO.;
attorneys, Gardiner, Mather-Berry &
Minor
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Unreasonable Reformers.


Editor of The Washington Herald:
In a timely editorial of your valued
paper of a recent date under the cap
ton. "sheppard's Loss Of Faith I am
sure that you have won the admira-
tion and gratitude of the majority of
our citizens. The trouble with many OF
our legislators is that they blow hot or
cold according to the circumstances, IL
seems TO the writer that those sections
of our country where all the people
share equally in government the laws
and conditions are best.
In another issue of your paper under
the caption of Says Dry Vote Would
Be a Farce" w. r. Wheeler says q
referendum vote here on the question
OF prohibition for the District would
draw out ''the venaI vote OF the ma
ton and would prove a izzling farce.
Such an assertion is nothing short OF
slur on the citizens of the District
The trouble with many of our reform
ers is that they can only see thing.
through their own eyes, IL at times
they would see partly through other
peoples eyes their vision would be
much clearer. Some time ago Billy
Sunday in speaking of drinkers and
smokers called the cigarette smoker
every dirty name he could think of.
While the writer doesn't use liquor or
tobacco in any form. he has several
friends who take an occasional drink
and one who actually smokes cigar
cites and in neither case has II been
necessary to put them under a peace
bond. Some OF our holier than thou
people would like to close our parks
and geological gardens on Sunday for
fear that the average worker would
get out on his one free day and COM
mune with nature. The writer thinks
well enough of his fellow man to be
willing to leave il to the whole people.
We don't want a government of auto
Gratis or mobocrsts and a government
OF mobocrats would be apt to follow
in the wake of a government of auto
Gratis. B. NJ MILLER
423 X street northwest
Editor of The Washington Herald:
The women OF Virginia, in recognition
OF the unexampled fervor of Capt. c.
NJ. Myers. of Richmond. Va. relative
to the morals of the men of the Old
Dominion do in solemn conclsVe vote
that the captain be transported TO
Plymouth Rock and be transhxed
thereto, in recognition of his kindly
services to the mere man. J. T. H.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-13
Circuit Division No. 1.

ASSIGNMENT FOR TOMORROW.
SuUy vs. Hammond: on trial.
Evening journal., 1916-03-01

LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING
MARCH I.
hHKOH l.
q = = =

The horoscope OF this birthdatc shows
a nature that is fond OF art and music,
sensitive. ardent in affection and strong
willed.
fhe governing planet is Jupiter, call
cd the god Of fortune
The sign Of the birthdate is Pisces
which is represented ON the Zodaic as
the fishes"
llt gives a peculiar disposition and is
contradictory in its views.
This person will be found honest and
trustworthy. but tickle and changeabl,
in love affairs.
The life is well fortuncd without ex,
tremcs OF wealth or poverty.
The will is strong and the Judgment
keen in business matters.
The birthstone is moonstonc or en-
crald The fortunate days follow Au
gust 5.
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