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The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
Polfs-Boston National Grand
Opera Company.

The second annual engagement here of
The Boston National Grand Opera Com
pany will occupy today. Friday and Sat-
urday at Polls Theater. This organiza-
tion needs nothing more to insure its
hearty welcome than the recollection of
its fine presentations here last season.
The opening performance tonight
will be given to Vedrrs inspiring
and melodious Aida" a favorite among
favorftes which has not been given here
in years by a company of Boston Ma
tional proportions and standards, and
offers great display to the talents of an
imposing array Of stars. Giovanni Zena-
tello will appear as Radames; Maria
Gay, as Amneris; Louis VILLAIN, as Aida
George Baklanoff as Amonasro, Jose
Mardones as Ramfis, Virgilio Lazzari, as
the King, with Roberto Moranzoni con-
ducting.\
A novelty which has been warmly re-
ceived in other cities, Iris by Masca-
gni composer of "Cavalleria Rusticana,' -
will be the Saturday matinee program,
with the dainty oriental lyric soprano,
Tamaki Miura. in another Japanese role.
The farewell performance Saturday
night will be occupied by familiar and
welcome selection. Gounod's beautiful
Faust" with Miss Teyte as Mar
guerite.
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II. Fl. Kefth'-Vau

Fay Templeton. comedienne, once OF
the immortal Weber-Fields coterie that
included Willie Collier, Pete Daily, LII
Ian Russell, will make her Washington
debut in vaudeville at less than the high
price scale at the B. r. Keith Theater
next week. Miss Templeton will revive
several song hits OF earlier days.
Another prominent inclusion will be
James ]. Corbett, Gentleman Jim," once
champion heavyweight pugilist of the
world. Valerie Bergere and company
will present the playlet Judgment" "
Marion Weeks. the coloratura prirna don
na- still in her teens; Dan Burke and
his condolences: Tom Smith and Ralph
Austin in IAN Fun" Nick Hufford and
Dell Chain in Two Pages of Fun" the
Mehllo sisters, the pipe organ recitals
and the Hearst international news pic
toriai.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.


United States VS.. John Patterson; as
withdrawn and plea guilty entered;
remanded; attorney, Joe Brown.
United States VS.. Rosa Burleigh; grand
larceny; plea not guilty; attorney, C.
8. Williams.
United States VS.. George McNeary and
Nelson Hart; robbery; motion for bill of
particulars filed; attorneys. W. J..
Lambert and NJ. e. oBrien.
United States VS.. Edgar F. Hackley;
setting up gaming table; plea not guilty;
ten days to demurr: attorney, A. L. New
myer.
United States vs.. Ethel Proctor: grand
larceny 1.-TWO cases.; plea guilty; each
referred to probation oficer; attorney,
George c. Gertman.
United States VS.. Samuel Lewis;
robbery plea not guilty; attorney. J.
A. OShea-
United States vs. Sandy Lewis; as
sault dangerous weapon; plea not guilty;
attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
United States VS.. Chester Stewart;
robbery and assault dangerous weapon;
plea not guilty; attorney. T. A. Beckett
United States VS.. Ernest Carter; as
sault dangerous weapon; plea not guilty;
attorney, A. P. Connor.
United States VS.. William g. Rodgers;
larceny from United States; plea not
guilty attorney, ]. A. o'Shea,
United States VS.. Moses McCauley; as
sault dangerous weapon; plea not guilty;
attorney, T. C. Taylor.
United States VS.. Herman F. Hesse:
grand larceny; plea guilty; remanded
and referred to probation officer.
United States VS.. Robert Bowles; as
sault dangerous weapon; plea not guilty;
attorney, J. A. OShea.
United States vs. John n. Browning;
blackmail; plea not guilty; attorney, H.
A. Grant.
United States VS.. William Green; as
sault to kill and with dangerous weapon
plea not guilty.
forgery; plea not guilty; attorney, T. c.
Taylor.
United States VS.. James B. Butler:
housebreaking and larceny; plea not
guilty; attorney. A. w. Scott.
United States VS. owen O'Moore; false
pretenses and forgery; plea not guilty;
attorney, ]. A. O'Shea.
United States VS.. William P. Crawford
depreciation; plea guilty; remanded.
United States VS.. William ]. Jackson;
violation postal laws; motion of Fulton
r. Gordon. surety. of exoneration filed;
attorney, George c. Gertman.
United States VS.. Ernest w. Tranter:
false pretenses; verdict guilty; remanded
attorney, ]. H. Fireman.
United States VS.. William T. Stewart;
homicide; recognizance 5000 taken with
William A. Wimsatt. surety.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Albert Madison.
United States VS.. William Waston.
United States VS.. Adelaide Kelley.
United States VS.. Edward Reeves.
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District Division.
Justice Mccoy.

In re opening alley in square 1865; jury
sworn and hearing set for January IS.
In re opening alley in square 3051, jury
sworn and hearing set for January IS.
In re opening alley in square 37l;
ing NJ ]. Colbert attorney for trustee.
uary IS.
In re opening of Reno road; hearing
continued TO January 10.
In re alley in Porter place; jury sworr
and hearing set for January
In re alley at First street and V street
northeast; jury sworn and hearing set
for January s.
In re building line at Park road; jury
sworn and hearing set for January g.
In re extension of alleys in squares
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Marvin and Gertrude p. WESLEY, gin.
John NJ and Sarah Z. Willou1en, boy.
Roy Y. and Anna NJ withert. gtr
Thomas T. and Ethel l. Wagner bog.
Arno and Mabel Z yiehoeTe-, boy.
Joseph O. and Pauline TooDey, girl.
William Z and Edith c. Tucker, bog.
BENJAMIN and Elizabeth z. Sherman hoy
John A. and Ida NJ. Smith, girl
August and Leslie Orznse, sirl.
Bert-An and Emily Lane, boy.
EDWARD A and May X. jarrett. gir1-
John J. and Bridget G. Hughes. girl
Garrett and Mary Fitzgersld. Rirl.
Edward 7. and Mary f. FStLhuSh, boy.
Howard J. and Ada E Daniels, boy.
William NJ. and Enc !. Drunmond. Roy.
George W. and Pearl Z. Curtin. girl
George W. and Little VI. Campbell, ooy.
Samuel =. and Ann BlAisteu, giri.
William G. and Theress J. Becker, boy
Thomas and Beatrice Adams, girl
Louis II. and Marie A. Armstrong, ein.
Alfred A. and Chrisse G. Austin, boy.
CODORED.
William R. and Georgia Robinsou, boy.
Robert and Hattie o'Dell.x. boy.
Ferdir and and Mary De~s boy.
Ernest and Lillian Brown. boy.
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DEATHS REPORTED.
WHrTE

WHITE
Rachael y. Tumhnson- q yeArs. lA5 & - nv.
John J. SheahAn, l. rs sth st sv.
George W. Reynolds, 2 Conduit road.
Sue A Seltzer. 81, GeorsetOwu L. HospS
Catherine Oooney. rs. lsa Irving St nv.
Elizabeth @. McCus. &C, SO IND st. NV
Adam J. Dcthaut, 81, 61Q COLORADO ave.
Sarah 8. Stone. 70. l31 Il /. ave. nv.
Sarah @. Burrvws 81. ST. Eixbsth's Ho~pttal
Sarah Losxo 60. Geo Wash. o. Hospt.
Rnsshe Pollen. R Isso Col. I'd.
John G. Berctmann s. 1905 Monroe St nv.
OODORED.
Aanxnis Ball. 50 years, isQ Hsf st. -
ssIlie Jones n. Energpncy Hospital
Esther DuTsl, 81, 62 L 81 nv
william Butlz. y Tuberculosis Hospital
Leon Gilmore. l. Chdldrens Hospital
Sylvester J. Harris, months, l5p Ich 81 nv.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

Rev. William d. Smith. S. Of Winchsster. Va.
and Laura n. Dame r. Rev Nespn p. Dame
Robert z Merrill. s. and Guce Cotton. 2. Rev.
L Morgan Chamber.
Ashley Msttingiy. o, Of Pisssh. Nd. and D1isy
WEIGH, u. OF AoConchis. Nd Rev. William J.
Aynan.
Richard II. Johns, q Of syfesrne. Nd, and
Ethel W. Howard q. Of Dayton. Nd. Rev Howard
y. Downs
OOL>ORED.
Iryinr T. Jackson. %. and MAY NJ Butler. 70.
Rev. Henry Watts.
Eker J. sswelI. 3. and Annis Williams H Rev.
John l. Carroll
Frsnf Pstten, D. and AIbeTtx Bowssr. 3. Rev.
Alfred J. Tyler
BENJAMIN H Green. D and Blanche r. Brsooe.
3. Rev. william J. Mcyeigh
Oscar z Garter. q and Anna Z Taylor, Il Rev.
NJ W. ID. Norman.
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"Ten-staro Concert.

On Friday afternoon at the New Ma
tional Theater the Russian Symphony
Orchestra will be heard in concert under
the leadership of Modest Altschuler in an
entire Russian program. with Emma
Roberts as soloist.
While Miss Roberts has made most of
her reputation abroad, she has made an
enviable record in recent months during
her American engagement and is now
one of the most sought-after OF the
younger concert singers.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Oak view-The Newlsnds Company to F1orence
Bratenahl part lots and TO- block Z so.
Oak view-Louis W. Eugster ct Alice R., to
Florence Bratenahl, lot Il and part lot 10 block 2
SO.
el3, SIS, ST, and 1l25 Goat alley northwest-cors
B. Shreye to Sylvia f. Hechnger, part original lot
IT, square 49, SO.
trustees to Annie Silverberg. lot S, square cz5,
s.
IIg New Hampshire avenue northwest-Agnes Z.
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A Free Prescription You Can Have
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has earned an enviable reputation for its
capacity to please.
An Illuminated runway, extending down
into the orchestra, on which the princi-
pals and chorus will promenade, is a dis
ttnct feature of the performance Liv-
Ing pictures, In which twenty eight models
pose. will prove another noteworthy at
traction. In the splendid cast are such
Wel-known artists as Harry Morton,
Danny Murphy, Flossie Everette, Zella
Russell, Julia De Kelly, AL Dean and
Harry o'Neal. The chorus is composed
of thirty girls of unusual beauty and
charm.
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square zS3. lot s-Annie snrcbsry TO Herb-rt
T. shannon and syir,n J. Lachs. 70 secure Morton
J. Luchs, trustee. 500; Year,. Per csut s-sni-
annually.
Square n, part lot s-wNlian n pruy ct VI.
Elizab-th 10 Michael J. Kesns and J. J. Ksveney.
to secure Harry A. L. Barrier f-5p; ysa1.
per csot. sern annually.
Square lcH. lot s-Harry 4 Nan Ct M OAroayn
NJ. to Arthur OaT and Marvin A OuscaA 20
secure Perpetual Building Association GSd
Square l+A. lot l-Dva o. RspaA ct rir. @. Bert.
70 BENJAMIN n. Grurer and Bruoe Cleveland. %
secure The Thrift Building Co. S.loi monthly
Square D. west half lot q; square So part
original lot and part lot p-Ssmua Brown e
uI. Gusse. to Hymsn Godblaa and Harry h
Hollands to secure ssmna v. Gusacf ILLS;
70 2 months, per cent
Square lUl. original lots l. j Is and Is
James T. Kenyon ct w. Fodie B.. to J. Winfield
Henry, John O. Weedon and William Walsh, u
secure NJ Bowie Duln and Maria l. Henry $500
2 and years, per cent, semi annually.
Square ess part lots l3 and l4-Geurse W. Robin
son Il uI. Rosa to Henry II. Bergman and
George NJ. Emmerch. to secure Metropolis Build
ing Association. No. ., 81 100.
Square SIS. lot @-Benjamin b. GrIer ct VI
Lizzie NJ. to William H. Saunders and Gland
Livingston, to secure Franklin Z. Fletcher $50
, years per cent ssmi- annually.
Square SIS lot S-Benjamn H. GruveT ct ur
Lizzie NJ to william H Saunders and Clsud
Livingston. TO ssc1re Franklin E. Fletcher S7e
, years, per cent, semi-annuAlly.
Holmead Manor. lot los. block 43-Joseph W,
Mills ct u1 Mabel E. to B. Francis Saul and J.
Wriley Jacobs to secure Thomas E Allen $3.50
; years. per cent semi annually.
Square scs lots 70 to T-Jacob s. Grurer e'
u1 Annie R., to B. Francis saul and ]. Wriles
Jacobs 10 SECURE Thomas Y Allen $3.50; and
3 years per cent semi annually Eight trusts
one of $500 on each lot>.
Mount Pleasant, lot 70. block o-Edvard O
Alley ct ux Alma G.. to r. Francis Saul and
James F. Shea. to secure Home Savings Bank
$ uo; monthly payments, per osnt-
Square 1913. lot S-Thomss ]. King n Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Custis, b secure Perpetual
Building Association g, 400.
Square 100. part lot I3-Joseph Dreytus ct ur
Bertha, to James s. Easby-Snith and Ale1snde'
Wolf tn secure Ralph b. Flehsrty. guardian,
IS 900; years 81 per cent. semi-snnualS. Same tr
Alexander Wolf and Myer BlumenthsL to secure
Samuel Goldenberr and Abraham Blumenthal
trustees 81 600; l to 10 months, per cent.
Washington Heights, lot Il block f-RsndAn b
Hsener ct uK Marguerite @, to G. Bryan Pitts
and John D. Oouehlan, to secure The PhilAdelphis
Life Insurance Co., 5000 years 5 40 per cent,
seni-snnualy.
Square s. south part original lot s-Edmund A
yarela ct ux Margaret B. 10 American Security
Trust Co. To secure National Savings & Trust
Co. aop: years. 5 per cent, semi-sunusny.
SQUARE ITS4 part lots ard 4s-EliEabeth NJ
Hales ct vr George P. To Washington Loan a
Trust Co. to secure Union Trust Co, $500;
| WARS per cent, semi annuaIfs. Same to Thomss
NJ Gale and George z. Hamilton. to SECURE The
Chevy Chase Land Co., S,7eo; monthly payments
Q per cent.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Hitz.

In re Martin Mcnamara; order for pay
ment Of trustees fee.
In re Charles B. Bowles; order appoint
ing n J. Colbert attorney for trustee.
In re Jake Richards; order appointing
G. f. Mcneil attorney for trustee.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04

To return to Washington for a sec
ond engagement within three months
is a record achievement for a dramatic
production, but that is what has hap
pened to cause the announcement Of the
production of the farce, Fair and
Warmer" at the New National Theater
next week
When this lively play was produced
here but a short time ago it created
what might stand for the seasons rec
ord in laughs.
The announcement was made at that
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
Loew's CoIumbia-Redeem Love.

'Redeeming Love- with Kathlyn WILL
Jams and Thomas Holding as co-stars
Is the feature photoplay at Doew's
Columbia for the last three days of the
week. 1t relates to the story of coun-
try girl whose beauty fascinates q
gambler. She falls in love with him
and goes to the city where she plunges
into the life of a gambler and becomes
imbued with the spirit of the gamester.
In the double conflict between the
growing love of these two and their
efforts to reconcile themselves to the
domination OF that love over the natural
antipathy which each feels for the other
as representative Of the opposite code
Of morals there is embodied in dramatic
story.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
Moore's Garden-Lucille Lee
Stewart.

An unusual attraction, including the film
showing and the personal appearance of
the stars of the Vitagraph's picturiza-
ton of the sterling old melodrama.
Ninety and Nine" is scheduled for
Moore's Garden Theater, Sunday, Mon
day. and Tuesday. The same stars who
will be seen upon the screen also will
be seen in person. They include Miss
Lucille Lee Stewart, Hundly Gordon and
others. They will entertain with many
anecdotes of the picture world and ex-
plain the methods OF studio work.
Ninety and Nine" was one of the big
gest melodramatic successes of the reg
ular stage and offers many opportunities
for effective film features The big scene,
wherein the engine dashes through a
prairie fire gains much in the filming.
On Wednesday and Thursday, Margarita
Fischer, rated the handsomest woman
of flmdom. will be seen in Miss
Jackie OF the Navy" which tells an in
teresting story Of young girl who dons
a sailor suit and joins one of Uncle
Sans cruisers to be near her sweetheart
1t is an entertaining comedy drama and
gives it's starry many opportunities for
effective acting.
Ruth Shepley, late of THE Boomerang &"
will head the auxiliary feature in "Ad-
mirers Three" presenting the difficulties
of a filirtacious young girl whose three
suitors meet at a weekend party
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04

The symphony Society of New York,
The Symphony Society of New York.
Walter Damrosch, conductor, In its Sec
ond subscription concert Of the Washing
ton season, will present at the Belasco
Theater next Tuesday afternoon, January
9, an all-Wagner program that will in
clude excerpts from six of the most noted
operas OF the great German composer,
two of which, Tristan and Isolde" and
'Sfesfriend," were arranged for concert
by Mr.. Damrosch. The four other works
to be given are die Meistersinger -
''Tannhauser," 'Parsifar' and "Gotter-
dammerung" In the singing roles of
three of the numbers Nine Julia Claus
sen, the most noted interpreter of wag-
ner characters in concert, will be heard
as soloist
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
Gayety-B urIesque.

The Big Burlesque Review" which is
a hodge-podge of the best hurlesque, will
be next weeks attraction at the Gayety
Theater with matinees daily. This show
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04

The difficulties in the way of adequate
Interpretation of Shakespearean roles are
50 great that 1t Is seldom in these days
one sees thoroughly satisfactory stage
presentations OF the great work Of the
Bard of Avon Therefore exception
al interest attaches to the engagement
OF Mr. Mantell and his company Of skilled
players for eight performances at the
Belasco Thester, commencing next Mon
day evening. Mr.. Mantell has won
place second to none in the hearts OF
the American public, and this after many
years OF preparation involving an INFINITE
amount Of hard work and study.
William A Brady. his manager, has de-
rided upon the following repertoire for
the week in Washington Monday even
ing. The Merchant of Venice" Tues
day evening. Hamlet" Wednesday mat
inee, The Merchant Of Venice" Thurs
day evening, King Lear Friday even
ing and aSturday matinee, Julius Cae-
ssr." and Saturday evening. Macbeth" ="
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04

time that Madge Kennedy and COM
pany would go to Chicago, but It ap-
pears that the company already in
Chicago had made a big hit and Mana
ger Rapley was able to bring the COM
pany back to Washington again for
this special engagement. The cast
win include John Arthur, Ethel Will
son. Robert ober. Arthur Stanford.
Jane Seymour, John Morris. and Harry
Lorraine.
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04

Douglas Fairbanks, who has won for
himself such a wide circle of admirers
since his sojourn in FINLAND, will head
the program at MoOTe'F Strand Theater
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and wednes-
day in his latest success, ''The Matri-
maniacs." It tells a whimsical and fan
tastic story of youthful American and
his heroic efforts to win the girl of his
heart. He is highly successful in winning
the affections of the young lady, but the
matter of getting married he finds to be
a most difficult one. His efforts to lead
his lady-love to the alter of hymen gives
rise to many interesting, thrilling and at
all times amusing episodes and the agile
star takes full advantage of his every
opportunity. There will be other attrac-
tons on these days, including a cartoon
comedy, travelogues and the Topical Re-
view. On Thursday and Friday the for
mer star of musical comedy, Emmy Web
len, will be seen on the screen in the
stellar role of the Metro Company's latest
triumph, Vanity
The Washington herald., 1917-01-04
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Probate Davisi0n.
Justice staRoPl.

Estate Francis McDermott; order grant
ing letters of administration to Margaret
McDermott; bond, $500; attorney. f. A
Fenning.
Estate John M sage; order granting
letters of administration to Clonnie Sage;
bond. 500.
Estlte Luke Kearney; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters testa-
meptary to Luke ]. Kearney; bond, 5000;
attorney. NJ J. Keane.
Estate Martin c. Flannery; order ex-
tending time for hling account; attorney,
]. A. O'shea.
In re George H. Smith ct al; order TO
reimburse guardian; attorney. E. H.
Jackson.
Estate Nichol Main; petition for pro-
bate of will filed: attorneys. Maddox &
Galley.
Estate Cora s. Bassett; will dated No
Estate william II. Beck; win dated
July 4. 1905, nled.
Estate Bette A. Lieber; will dated jan
uary g. 1916, filed
Estate Susan NJ. Guss; will dated Octo-
Der 81, 1911, filed.
Estate Katie d. Frye: petition for pro-
bate of will and letters of administration
c. t. filed; attorney. F. G. Coldren.
Estate Rachel A. Moreland; petition for
propdte OF Will nieut dltOfney, n new
ton Donaldson.
Estate Thomas N. Wood; petition for
probate Of will fled; attorney, arthur
HELEN.
Estate John c. Athey; will dated June
8, 1914, filed.
Estate Norris r. Young; petition for
probate of will nled; attorney, John B.
Larner.
Estate John C. Athey; petition for pro-
bate OF will filed; attorneys, C1ephane &
Clephane.
Estate John Burk; order requiring ex-
ecutor to pay out funds; attorney, c. w.
Clagett
Estate Thomas A. Brown; petition for
letters of administration filed; attorney,
e. Z. Colladay
Estate George W. Rickett; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney. Frank
Stetson.
Estate Mary z. Mccarthy; wnl dated
November Il, 1918, fled
Estate Martin Hartman; VIII dated
July "a. 1916, filed.
Estate Fanny Kryder; Will dated Sep
tember 9. 1897. filed.
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LAwsuftH.

59ss2-William J. Herman VS.. Charles g.
Eisinger; damages, 5000; plaintiffs at
torneya, ]. L. krupsaw and C. Clinton
James
6ssss-Jameson. Mckenzie and Evans vs..
The Morris Iron & Steel Co., John Mitch
ell, tr., Frederick Mertens, William M
Mertens. Henry F. Mertens and John H
Mertens, trading as r. Mertens Sons;
note, ss34so: plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker.
Kenyon & Macfariand and J. c. Rogers
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DIED

BERCKdANN-On Monday, January I
1877. at p. m, JOHN G.. beloved hus-
band OF Margaret A. Berckmann. al
his residence, 1906 Monroe street
northwest
Funeral from the Church OF the Sacred
Heart, Thursday, January (, 1917, at
10 a. m. Interment at Mount Olivet
BORROwS-On Monday, January l. 1877.
at p. m. Miss SARAH CATHARINE
BORROWS, daughter OF the late DR.
Joseph Borrows and Catherine z. Bor-
rows.
Requiem mass at St Pstricks Church
Thursday, January 4 at a. m In
terment Cprivate) at Glenwood Gene
terry.
BROMN-On Meonesday, January j lsll.
year Of his age.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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Equity suftD.

a4s42-Phoebe c. Frey VS.. Abram @.
Frey; limited divorce; plaintiffs attor-
ney, James A. OShea
S4s43-Maybelle H. Moneuse vs.. William
S. Parker ct al; for partition; plaintiff s
attorney, w. A. Johnston.
3is4-Edna II. Jones vs. Thomas Jones
absolute divorce; plaintiffs attorney. Irv-
ing Williamson
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The Washington herald., 1917-01-04

FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUS
MAXWELL RUNABoUT. $50. APPLY ST ST.
nv.
CHOICE OF SLIGHTLY USED LADIES' AND
sentlemen's clothing Of al tinds: cAeGp--s
prices ". RICE. lxc nh St nv n. ia