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Arizona republican., 1916-03-28
FlYWElGHTS TUSSlE
 lRepublican A. P. Leased Wire

LONDON, March 27.--Jimmy Wilde, the English flyweight :, champion, knocked out Billy Smith, former fly weight champion, in the third round of 15-round match here this after noon
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28
PHOENIX -G[ENDA[E COMBINE
 WINS DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW BRITISH CHAMP
 REEVE BEATS SMITH

LONDON, Mar 27.-Wick Smith, the English light heavyweight champion, was defeated on points by Harry Reeve in 20-round bout here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28
kILLEEN WITH DIES MONIES Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

SAN DIEGO, March 27.-Jack Kill Teen, local pitcher, has accepted an offer from the Des Moines club of the Western league and will report within ten days.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

a $75,000 job in the coast league that he might help his school-P. H. s. win the state championship at Tue son. Dick will pitch for the Coyotes Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28
standina of the Valley League Clubs

The Coyote Special will be given a big boost this week. An assembly will be held to give the students a better idea of what's going to happen in Tucson on the big occasion. Don't forget that this big special will leave on Wednesday. April F, returning the following Sunday, April l6. Are you going?
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

4 student in the commercial de- partment by the name of Alfred Vim son has been given a position in this city after six months studying on the stenotype machine. Ordinarily it would take two years inc to accomplish the work Alfred did.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

The University of AriZona's tennis team will play Tempe Normal this afternoon, both singles and doubles Tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 sharp the U. of A. will meet the Coyote tennis team on the "" courts. Everybody is cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

Did YOU know Gail Lewis and Lloyd Jones are here on a visit? Gail is a promising football star and Lloyd is . IT. s. c. student. Welcome, old Coy (otes!
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

More commercial students are happy.
 Another shipment of card cases and gold medals were received yesterday morning by Mrs Jay who passed them
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

Heflin. the Coyote pitcher with the million dollar arm, has turned down
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

Tuesday, the largest and most inter- esti,g of them all. The Science depart ment will be given q part in the edi- ;ion anC a pink sheet will be run for ail the University Week sports.
 Wonder if that fellow Kruger will pitch for Evans School Saturday. They better have good pitcher. From the way those Coyotes are hitting the pill, it looks kinda leary. 
 It is now being debated by the diff ferent chemistry classes whether or not the chemistry picnic will be held We'd
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

"The Coyote" will be out again
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

Did you ever hear n bob-o-link sing bob -o-link, bob-o-link? Did You ever hear any kind of a bird sing to praise itself. It wouldn't be bad idea if some fellows would quit praising themselves and boost others. "Boos. those who boost others and never go wrong.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28

Baseball game Saturday between Evans school and P H. s. on the high school athletic field. The Indians beat the Evans boys and P. H. s. beat the Indians. Who will win Saturdays s game do you know? If not. come and find out. Game called promptly at 2 o'clock
Arizona republican., 1916-03-28
1|&SYXH &s;Ns;P

out to the following winners: Walter TollesOn. wrote 30 words a minute for 10 minutes; Beulah Clanton. 45; Carl Stevens, A; Ida McClarty, AT; Georgia Young, 41; Genevieye Stowe, Al. The above students received card cases. Mary Shraeder got the Remington gold medal for writing 55 words per minute for 1o miniAes Guess the commercial department of P. H. s. turns out sure winners
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
GRATEFUL LADY
SAYS, IT'S MY DUTY
Relieved Of Indigestion, Gas
on Stomach, Feels She Owes
1t to Community to Make =.
Statement.

When person comes forward
with statement like the one below
IL certainly shows a deep interest in
this citys welfare, and should con-
vince anyone of the great merits of
the new medicine, Dreco. Mrs. M
Fisher, of 311 Fourth street south
east, very prominent and highly .s
teemed lady in this section. handed
this signed statement to Dreco repre-
sentative recently:
When anyone has received as
much benefit from taking a medicin.
as l have from taking Dreco. I think
it their duty to make a public state
ment in the papers so that all suf
ferers in the community may procure
the same benefits.
For long time I have suffered
with indigestion. Immediately after
eating I would experience that awful
distressing feeling. Gas would form
and make me thoroughly uncomfort-
able. 1 had to be continually taking
something for temporary relief
There is no telling how much money
l have spent trying first this and
that medicine. taking everything
heard of. Reading of what Dreco was
doing for others, I got a bottle, and
have received more benefits than from
all the other medicines put together.
l am now on my second bottle, and
expect to continue the treatment as
feel confident it will effect a perma-
nent cure. Truly, Dreco is a wonder
full medicine and I cannot recommend
1t too highly"
Surely a statement like that should
convince a person suffering from any
form of stomach trouble such as
sourness, gas, pains, heartburn, chok-
ing sensations. or from catarrh,
rb kidney hladder lixvar
fectious, dizziness, or that most COM
mon complaint, constipation, of the
great merit of Dreco. Sold at all
O'Donnell Drug Stores. Bury's in
Anacostia. Aliens in Alexandria.
Price $1.00. Accept no other.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
James Philip Grove. "a and Clara K LxteTnesu
q. both Of Charlottesville. Va Rev. NJ P. J
Ezsn.
L. Lloyd wnlcughby 3. Of Fredsncfsbu-s. Va
and Alice Z FOuntaine. q, of MsrytOn, Va. Rev
c. J. Penn.
James B. Obenshsin q and Annie V. Garrett
q. both Of MontVsle Va. Rev. l. NJ Chamber
Marx B. Getz, .. Of Getz. Va. and Hattie V
B7nner. 3. Of New Market. Va Rev. h
Schroeder.
William Msttern. 3. and Minnie l. Dudley. Is
Rev. G. A. Miller
Marshall LanghorDe. 46. and Mabel johnson, y
Rev. George V. Douglas.
William c. Carmichael. ., Il Bedford Ind tpc
HAIL May Stevens. 2 Of Portland. Ne. Rev
J. z Briggs.
Willie T Davis. 2 and Lille z Darling 3
both Of Alexandria, Va Rev. II. F. Downs
William H Heitmuuer. 3. and Carrie L. Ban
field. .. Rev. J. +. Wenchel
Willie s. Orange. g. and Mabel S. Hewitt. ls
both 1 Richmond Va Rev. h J. Goodwin.
OOLORED.
Bernard J. Nickens, S. and FrSnc-s Coleman, 30
Of New York. Rev. W. J. Howard
Rufno R. Garrido. . HSIpinol. and Ross
Beatrice Armstrong, ls Rev. T. z McGuigan.
Edward Mcpherson. g. and Mary Ellen Stewart
50. Rev. D. Z. Wisemsn.
Richard Ganett, .. and MAy Roy. q Rev
c. Il. Fox.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
Circuit Dfvfsfon Ne 1.
Justice GouId.

Lanereau vs. Hese ct al: time for
plaintiff to amend declaration extended
to June 2; plaintiffs attorneys, NJ. J.
Mcnamara and D. W. Baker; defend
ants attorneys, John Ridout.
Downer vs. Castle; judgment by de-
fault and Jury Of inquest ordered; plain
trs attorney. N. S. Bowles; defendant
attorneys, c. H. syms and F. H.
stephens-
Jswett vs.. Union Savings Bank; order
Of May IA, 1915, continuing cause for the
tsm vacated and cause restored to the
trial calendar; plaintiffs attorney, John
Ridout; defendants attorney, w. J. Lam
bert
Rooney vs.. John Hauber; plaintiff takes
a nonsuit and judgment for costs; plain
dHs attorney. n. I. Quinn; defendant.
attorney, z. A. Chase.
Reed vs. Jackson; cause continued for
the term; plaintiffs attorney, NJ. r. Man
gan; Defendants attorney, J. D. sulu-
van.
United States to use Of Wong For Moy
VS.. Kingsley ct al; motion for a new
trial filed; plaintiffs attorneys, Howard
Boyd and Nelson Wilsop; defendants at
torneys, Hamilton & Hamilton.
Motions for today at 10 g. m:
l-Porter VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Co. ct al; attorneys, Newmyer-Bar-
bour.
eTozier, administrator. VI. Potomac
Electric Power Co.; attorneys, Colladay,
Barger-Barbour.
3-Sharp vs. Fries, Beall & sharp co. =.
attorneys Brandenburg & Brandenburr
Barnard, Darlington.
+Fpnk VS.. Love; attorneys, Mather-
Newmyer.
I5urks W. Anseost,. and Potomac
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
1916 fruit CROP
Largest IN YEARS
III. S. Chamber of Commerce
Reports All but Peaches
Will Be Plentiful.
llEAT PRICES UNCHANGED
Supply of Butter and Eggs Increasing
on Local Market-Potatoes
40 Cents a Peck.

That the 1916 fruit crop in the United
States is one of the largest in recent
years, with the exception of peaches. is
the substance of report OF commit
tee of the Chamber Of Commerce OF the
United States. The committee further
reports that prices for the fruits will be
favorable to farmers.
Dry weather in the South and low tenn
peratures in middle seaboard States has
killed many fruits and vegetables and
delayed the harvest season. The situa-
ton is felt on Washington markets,
where prices still are high for this time
of year.
String Beans 2Oc a Quart.
Potatoes are selling for forty cents a
peck and string beans at twenty cents a
quart. Vegetable quotations were firm
during the week.
Meat prices were unchanged on retail
markets, despite uctuations in whole
sale quotations. Supplies of butter and
eggs are increasing daily. Eggs are
quoted at IS and 30 cents a dozen and
butter at S5 and As cents a pound.
Prices yesterday were:
Hennery. doz.. 25s3o Gathered doz g
Southern. doz. q
BUTTER.
Best creamery. lh, Dan. Medium. h, 70
Process. b. IS. Oleo. lb.. DaD.
POULTRY.
Chickens, lb.. . Roostes Ii, Is
Turkeys. lb., 25a3.
VEGETABLES.
Potatoes. k-pk., 10. Turnips. G-pk. 10
Cucumber Is Tomatoes In n
Strlrg beans. qt, 10 Rhubarb. bunch. for Is.
Spinach. 1pk.. Is Asparagus. bunch, Sba;o
Ink Pea IL
FRUITS
Bananas. doA. l5a25. Grapefruit, 6alo
Apples i.p%.. Is Lemons, doz.. LAX
Grapes lh. Is Oranzes. doL, La3
Strawberries, ct, l5a3
MATS.
Roast veal. lb.. Has Pork shoulder. ID. l<sls
veal chors, 10, 2aA Hamburger. lb.. l5a0.
Cornfcd beef, in roast Bacon nicer In p
h. 3a-1 Smoked ham. h. lsaz
Co1Ifed beef In reak SaIsare Ii q
H. 2aJ5. Mutton, ID, 2a3
ErasSted oeef' In soak, Bacon, sliced. ID. 3e.B.
~ lha2. Lamb. ID, 5ca35.
Mixed cattle, in roast Roast PORK. III ls,5
10. ial6 Corped bcef. ID. lsaB
Mixed catue' In steak. Mutton, steTTins ID. Is
lb.. lal6 Lamb cbop, III S.4s
FISH
Sea bass. lh. Is Crab fake. at. 4
Cod. h.. Is Halibut, h.. q
Salmon, lh, B. Founders, lb Is
Trout d. loal5 Tlefsh, ID, Is
oIansh mackerel, ID, 70 Oyster. Of, 0s4o
Cams qt' % Shad, each. 4oalu
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
DEEDS OF TRUST,

Square SS, lot a, square 518 lot 4]IsnAtius
Amato ct Rosino to S. E Stonebraker and
Joseph F. Page. to secure Terrell & Little, Inc,
$50; l TO 80 months. per cent
Columbia Heights lot 70, block 2-Morris Bien
ct uI. Lila V. H, to B. Francis Saul and James
F. Shea, to secure Home Savings Bank s. uo.
monthly payments. per cent.
Square 7a part original lot and south part lot
8-Maris Bussard ct viz. August, to Henry Il
Bersmsnn and Charles Schafer. to secure Northern
Liberty Germsn-American Building Association, No,
6, $4,000.
Square rs. lot G-F4orence Leser to Georre NJ.
Eanmerich and Douglass S. Mackau, to secure
Washington Six Per Cent Building Association
CO.,
Square 7Oc. part original lot Georgia NJ. Mark,
to Benjamin H. Parker and Eva J. Turner no
secure Jennie A Smith $3.50; monthly payments,
per cent.
Square 81. part lots Is and Is-Mary w. Carozzi
to National Savings & Trust Co, to secure Amer.
lean Security & Trust Co. 81, 800; years, 5 per
cent, semi annually.
Square e3, lot 1a-Edward J. Enthofer Ct M
TO William ]. Vondsrheids and Harry O. B.rre
to secure Caroline Vonderhede 5000: yearv 4
per cent, semi annually.
Joseph Park and James Gift part descrhed-
Mary l.. Mason to Charles S. Shreve to secnrs
Mason n. Richardson $50; years. per cent semi
annuasy
Square 2sss. lot 7s-George W. Wise and F Baker
Weaver ct ux. to William e Edmonston and George
Insurance Company $500; to years, 6 per cent,
semi annually.
Square IS 9. lots and s-Lena s. Hargrore ct
vir., John L.. to National Savings & Trust Co
to secure American Security & Trust Co. $500:
years, per cent, semiannually
Square 81. lot e7-Hannis Taylor ct ux. to Henry
P. Blair and Allen G. Clark, to secure Euuitable
Life Insurance Company 500; years per cent
semi-annuiIy.
Square e., lot z-Regtna NJ Luckett In her orn
right and guardian. to Francis s. Mayuirr and
Milbun ]. Donohoe, to secure Katherine r Markey
5000; years. 5s per cent, semiannuaIly
1of ND
William T. Heyser ct uI- to Chaplin Brown and
Henry q. Bergman. to secure Oriental Building
Association. No g. 5000
Square 81, lot S-Mary {. Blundon ct yir Franci,
A. to Henry II. Bergmann and Charles schafer
to secure Northern Liberty German Anerican R,,;id
ing Association, No. 6, 5000
Square s2l. lot 32-Weldon W. Price and Mary
L Pncs to Bruce Cleveland and B. h Gruysr To
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY, MAY as, 1916.

Railway Co.; attorneys, Lambert, Yeat-
man-Barbour
Burke VS.. Anacostia Railway Co.;
attorneys, Lambert, Yeatman-Barbour.
s-Freeman VS.. Auerbach; attorneys,
Gies-Ridout.
s-Kotlavsky VS.. sigmund; attorneys,
Brandenburg & BrandenburE-Darr, Pey-
ser.
1O-Watkins VS.. Washington Times Co.;
attorneys. Carmody. Mather-Lambert.
G-Kenyon ct al, trustees, VS.. Simp-
son; attorneys, Tobriner, Gatley-Duvall.
Classic
S-Virginia-Portland Cement Co. VS..
Lincoln; attorneys, McLanahan, Burton.
Culbertson-Loving, Colbert, Lester.
1+Casey-Hodges Co. VS.. Allen; attor-
neys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg-
Burkart.
15-Second National Bank VS.. Block; at
torneys, Imlay-Darr, Peyser.
1-Morgan VS.. Bowie; attorneys, Brown
Ridout, Mcmahon.
17-wright VS.. Globe Furniture Co.;
attorneys, David, Van Neet-Swingle &
Swingle.
1s-Smolik VS.. Traver; attorneys, Baker,
Patterson-Hogan.
1eGIvens vs. Chevy Chase Seminary;
attorneys, Ralston & Richardson-Whit-
ing.
20-Sommerville Co. vs. O'Dea; attor-
neys, Williams, Whiting-O Shea, Sacks
2-Burke VS.. District OF Columbia; at
torneys. MILAN & Smith-Syme, Stephens.
22-Colonial Bank and Trust Co. vs..
McEwan ct al; attorneys, Brandenburg
& Brandenburg-Ridout.
25-Boarman VS.. McClelland; attorneys,
keigwin, Johnson-Mather. Bobb.
2+Henderson VS.. Mann; attorneys
Ridout, Hill-Sullivan.
S-Stevenson VS.. Harrison; attorneys,
King, Neal-Ridout.
2S-United States ex rel Walker vs.
Commissioners OF the District of Column
bia; attorneys, Carter-Syme.
27-Totten VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Co.; attorneys, Ralston. Richardson, VIII
lis-Barbour.
2-Shauer VS.. Potomac Electric Power
Co.; attorneys, Ralston, Richardson,
Willis-Barbour.
2e-Cranford Paving Co. VS.. District Of
Columbia; attorneys, Hoehling, Peellee,
Ogilby-Syme.
Electric Co.; attorneys, King-Wells,
Bowen.
s1-Craig VS.. Parish; attorneys, Hack
ett-Robinson.
32-Palmer VS.. Williams; attorneys,
Wilson, Huidekoper, Lesh-Ridout.
33-Brosnan jr., vs.. Zen Motor Car Co. !;
attorneys, Lambert-Hogan.
3+Crutchley VS.. National Fire Proonng
Co.. attorneys, Baker-Clephane.
Association; attorneys, Hill-Wright,
Wampler.
3s-Fabrtzino VS.. Merando; attorneys
Foster, Turnage, Quinn-Dickey.
a-Cohen VS.. Parker; attorneys, Wolf
Newmyer-Ridout.
3-Barstow VS.. Washington Herald
Co.; attorneys. Mitchell. Hutty-woH.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
LEGAL ~pREALE ESTATE RECORD COMPLETE
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PhtA6spnaA MC E.-BCTrmlns u~r&A
ruled stesdy. With demand ~ausi 10 tss itxat~6
ofr1na Ths ouotStirns follow: w~nu t-~sh
sold-ps1ed creamery. fancy sp~csl. g; e1r-z Na
=; frts. SsSO4: seconds, zz221; nearby r~1nsA
fancy, IS; sHerhse e1trz, -: hr.ts sas; sec,ods
2a3s SPECIAL fancy brands of pr1nts jo6bsns At
EGGs-Demsnd was rod and v1fus v--, firmly
held Quotatons were as follow: In rr-s
cases n@rW er-L p- doz~o; narby
trsts f.o5 pT standard csse: Pennrivsnis ez1r--nf
recapts SIS per other besrby curr.nt ---spt,
go Per case; Western ertrt B per dozen: W-,f.r
tXtr1 hrEs, f0 I1 case: do. hrsta GssSx p~
case; south-rn. T~r css.. 6Iss64s a, 70 ouIlity
tsncy selected esEs were job6nr At zss per dozen.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls. azz: roost.-. rsJ.t
spr1ns ehickens according 20 quality w,ishinr lsi
POUNDS Gpaecs. 04S; white L>ghons. sccordinI 70
quality, 2sa2s ducks. 70 size and quality l5sis:
IaFeons. old. ps pair. SOsSz; Do. young PEI p.ir.
Zs5.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fr-sh tfl-d d7-r4a
fowls. l2 to boa, dry-ricked. fancy ssleet~d ~;
DO. weighing S5sH5 pounds spiec,. z: do 4 pouDds
apiece. lss3; fowls in barrels fancy dry-pleked.
weighing Gas pounds apiece. IN; do Z pounds
spiecs. M smaller sizes, Ian; ole roostera ory.
picksd IS; broiers. Jersey, fancy, 5oB: hroIl.-x
other nearby. weighing 2Sl pounds 70 u. usif
GssS; brOileS nearby lsrFeT s1es SsS: czpons
per pound. weighing ssl0 pounds Ipseos zs3;
smaller sizes. Gs26 dUcts. hearty. tprinE aSz;
SquAbs. peT dozen. white weighing lLli pound p~f
Dozen 475S5lo; white. weighing 2 70 % pounds p-r
dozen. 4OosLS; Whit weighing Q pound, Per
doBsn. s.0oss6o: do. do. pounds p~r ds--s
2Sos2s; do. do. 6Ssl4 pounds per ooz~1 fusa Iii
dark. L75S2IOi snail and No. Z ssLu
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26

secure Thrift Building Company N.Z0; monthly
payments, per cent
Homead Manor, lot l5s block S-Lrtel O. Slack
ct uI TO Washington Loan & Trust Co to so,rrs
Equitable Cooperative Building Associaticr, "a ON
Square III. lot 27-Emil Fischer ct u1 TO r
Frances Saul and J. Wriley Jacobs TO ,ec,,r-
annually.
Square q. lot G-Hsrry N PARKER ct ux To
Charles P. Stone and Charles W. Fstrf,, IN
secure Emil Fischer $780, monthly payments. 6
per cent.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
q. S, Court of Claims.

Present: Chief Justice Campbell. Judge
Booth, Judge Barney and Judge Downey.
W. o. Burton & Co. VS.. United States.
Mr.. Harold ]. Pack was heard for plain
tfr company and Mr.. H. s. Whitman for
defendants.
L. R. BALI VS.. United States. Remand
to the general docket.
r. H. Thompson, administrator. VS..
United States. Submitted on stipulation
by Messrs. King & King for plaintiff and
Mr.. W. F. Norris for defendants.
Henry McKenna VS.. United States. Sub
mitted by Mr.. Harry Peyton for plaintiff
and Mr.. David Babp for defendants.
Cases postponed for Friday:
Trial 50, D. L & W. X R. VS.. United
States Attorneys, Carter & Ashford and
J. R. Anderson.
Trial 252 Macarthur Brothers Company
vs.. United States. Attorneys, King &
King and c. H. Bradley.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia. May 5-wHEAT-rhe market I'd
vanced lc early in the day. due to bullish advice.
from the West. but Afterwards reacted and closed
without net change We quote car lots In e1
i"Tt elevator: No. red. spot and May. losal 10
No. ? Southern red. l6al.Os; steamer No re5
l0Ial.T; No red. lc5slU rejected A, lugss
loi'a; rejected r. l.olaI03
CORN-The market quiet but steady unde,
moderate offerings The quotations were: Ca,
lots for local trade as to ocation-No 2 r,uou
sas2h; No. yellow, 7sa79: No yellow. 7ss5
cob corn. per 20 lbs. s.as
oATS-There was little trading and prices do
cnned 1sc under fairly liberal offerings We quote
No. white. s1sa5O; standard white 4asfg,; No
white, faiS; No. white. 45tasA; sample oats
N'=aG8; purified oats. graded. s7aish
There Is an average OF about $50 births
and seventy deaths day in London.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
Probate Division.

In re Henry W. Coffin; petition for ap-
pointment Of collector.
Estate Josiah Shaw; motion to fix time
for issues; attorney, v. H. Wallace.
Estate John Marbury, jr; order ap-
pointing Meta NJ. Dodge, administrator
d. b. n. c. t. a.; bond 5000; attorneys,
Gordon & Gordon.
Estate Abraham c. Myers; order di-
recting return of foreign exchange
check to administrator.
In re Evangeline Sullivan; order FOR
allowance for clothing; attorney, G..
Percy McGlue.
Estate Richard A. Shaw, sr.; order to
pay taxes on real estate; attorney, c. S.
Cuney.
Estate Meyer scholnicA; petition for
appointment of administrator filed: at
torney c. A. White.
Estate Catharina Riehl; will dated Feb
ruary IS. 1915. filed.
In re Henry W. Coffin; order appoint
ing Sarah e. Coffin collector; bond. 500:
attorney, J. P. Earnest
Estate Stanhope Provost; petition to
set aside previous account filed: attorney
Chauncey Hackett.
In re Christine NJ. Young; petition for
appointment of guardian filed; attorney
W. L. Houston.
In re John J. Mahoney; order to refund
money expended by guardian; attorney.
c. B. Calvert.
Estate Josiah Shaw; order direot,n1
method of trying issues
In re Edwin L. O'Leary: petition for
appointment of guardian fled: attorney
F. B. Moriarty.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
Railways Report increases.

Gross earnings for Atchison. To-
peka and Santa Fe for April show an
increase of s1.414,O0O and a net in
crease of S644.0OO is shown.
Northern Pacific for April shows a
gross increase of s1.767,1l0 and a net
increase OF s9O4,720.
Lehigh Valley for the same period
showed a gross decrease of s90.26s,
and a net decrease after taxes of the
same amount.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
Circuit Division No. =.
Justice Stafford.

Trussell VS.. Bradley, ct al; plaintiffs s
attorney. T. L. Jetfords; defendants at
torneys, Berry and Morgan H. Beach.
Assignment today:
462-Ellis VS.. Rose Bros & Co. ct al;
attorneys, Owens, Newmyer-williarns.
45l-Finney VS.. District OF Columbia; at
torneys, Marshall-Syme. whiteford.
52-Finney VS.. District Of Columbia
attorneys, Marshall-Syme, whiteford.
,, 426-Beall VS.. Directors Of Providence
! Hospital; attorneys, Moriarty-Hamilton
& Hamilton.
317-Boxley VS.. Brenizer Co.. attorneys,
Rhodes, Cromelin, Baker-Maddox &
Galley. Price, jr.
3lSMasterson. administratrix. VS.. Bre-
nicer Co; attorneys, Rhodes, Cromelin,
| Baker-Maddox & Galley, Price, tr
Motions for today at Ills D. m
l-Beeler VS.. Bowman; attorneys, JET
fords-Swindel.
2Pistorio VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys,
Merillst-Hoover
2-Somerville Company VS.. King; at
torneys, williamsburg.
4-Chambers. Jr, VS.. Cockrell; at
torneys, Lambert, Yeatman-Jones
Atkins VS.. Maryland Wine and
Liquor Company; attorneys, Melick-
Newmyer.
6-van senden vs. Haz.n; attorneys,
Poe-Sullivan.
1-Sole. ct al, VS.. Middaugh & Shan
non; attorneys, Moss-Colbert McGlue
/ eCoghill VS.. Norfolk and Washing
! ton Steamboat Company; attorneys,
/ Cuttings & Chamberlin Mattingly-
Tucker, Evans, Browne.
s-Luckey VS.. National Savings and
Trust Company; attorneys, Stewart
Williams
1O-Richardson VS.. Hammond Motor
ma INV
| n-Fillius VS.. Velati; attorneys, JONES'
Ahalt-Lambert.
| 12-Weeks VS.. Woodward; ATTORNEYS
Mather-Parker
l3-Shimer VS.. Small, ct al; attorneys,
| Loving, Hamner-Hegarty, Simas.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26

William Harlow Reed. professor Of re-
ology in Wyoming University until h,
recent death, had the honor OF finding
what is said to be the largest skeleton
Of a dinossUr ever discovered. The find
was made in Wyoming.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26

The postponement from June IS to
July Is Of the proposed general COL
lection system at par is announced
by the Federal Reserve Board. II is
expected that additional help will be
needed to handle the millions of
checks that will pass through the va
rious regional banks every day in the
week to clearing
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
the American Institute Of Banking
last night on Business q Banker
Should Know"
Double Standard OIL Dividends.

The Standard Oil Company and all
subsidiaries will pay dividends for
the second quarter of 1915. including
stock distribution, of s5s,o74.0O0 as
compared with s2e.731,5s5 for the
second quarter of 1918. and s16.426,-
900 for the second quarter of 1914
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
Criminal Division No. 2.

In re estate Of Henry C. FreItag; mc
ton for new trial filed.
Assignment for today:
United States vs. Charles 1. Moore.
United States VS.. James Porter
The Washington herald., 1916-05-26
Comyns Talks to Bankers.

Raymond J. Comyns, OF the New
York University School of Commerce,
addressed the Washington chapter of