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N. c. TRAPSHOOTINC'
CHAMPION WINS.
NORTH-SOUTH TITLE.
Clay Falters at Finish
And Is Beaten by
Single Bird.

PINEHURST. n. c., April Is.-H.
A. Morson. North Carolina amateur
trapshooting champion, won the
North and South Handicap at Pine
hurst today by breaking 80 from the
20-ysrd line in a stin wind, and
captured the high average trophy
with a total of 365 breaks out of
the 400 targets thrown yesterday
and today. "
Morson dropped six birds in the
first 20 of the, handicap and then
ran through the remaining so with
only single miss.
j. d. Clay, of Houston, Texas, who
shot at more targets last year than
any other man In the world took
second money in the handicap with
90 at 20 yards. He led Morson up
to the last 20 by 2 birds, and then
dropped while Morson went
straight.
Paul r. Earle, the South Carolina
champion. won the 16-yard Hsndi-
cap today with 96 and tied for sec
ond place in the high average with
35s with Clay and George d. WILL
Jams. Of Miami.
Earle and Clay tied again in the
ten doubles event that closed the
days program. and led the field
with a mutual II. The difficulties
of doubles shooting on a windy day
was well illustrated by one gunner
who injured only of the 20 tar
gets after breaking a respectable
70 in the handicap.
High guns in l6-yard event: =. II.
Earl. Starr, s. C.. IS; II. A. Morson,
Charlotte, N. c.. s5; r. n. Lee.
Monkton. Nd, 81; George ID. Will
Jams, Miami. Fla. 50; J. b. Clay,
Houston, Tex, 80.
High guns in North and South
handicap: II. A. Morson (2oD, ga;
J. d. Clay (20D. 50; @. ID. williams,
81: ]. d. Morehead, 81.
The leaders at the finish OF the
400 target high average race: II. A.
Morson, ass; J. d. Clay, 35s: George
d. williams. S5s; Paul R Earl. 35s
John Philip Sousa outshot Isaac An
drews in the 16-ysrd event. but
dropped back in the handicap and
is now five birds behind his South
Carolina rival in their 1lefh tourna-
ment duel. Andrews has won SIS Of
these private feuds in the past DOZEN
years, and Sousa 81.
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Building Permits.

6lf3-To r. A. Jackson; build,
1921 Forty-seventh place northeast; ;
lot 81. square $50.
6144-To J. L. white; steps. 40
Seventh street southeast; lot 81,
square s23.
sl45-To A. Fravconetti: steps,
Ils X street northwest; lot sI6.
square SIC.
sIts-To E. Dwyer; shed. rear
44o6 Gault place northeast; lot 10.
square 5l2s.
S147-To H. II. Swami; repairs.
rear 71s Princeton street northwest; ;
lot 24o. square 3o3l.
6l4s-L. F. Hall; garage. rear 1851
H street northeast; lot l4s, square
1927.
Sl4s-To o. T. Taylor: repairs. 232
Rhode Island avenue northwest; lot
11s. square 3o7s.
s15o-To F. r. walker and Com
pany: signs. 73o Eleventh street
northwest; lot s27. square 31s.
slsl-To E. H. and T. NJ. Skinner;
repairs. 1901 Nichols avenue south
east; lot II. square So1o.
6l52-To c. H. Frye; repairs, 1910
East Capitol street; lot IL, square
1912.
sl53-To w. w. Bates: garage,
rear 1864 f street northeast: lot 40,
square 1929.
|. s154-To A F. Kobler; garage,
rear 2o2o Fourth street northeast;
lot So. square $3.50.
6155 Charles Walter; repairs.
1925 G street northeast; square 2s3.
square 1904.
sl5s-Equitable Bldg Co, eleva-
tors. southwest corner Fourteenth
street and New York avenue north
west: lot Is. square 723
6157-F. Gerassio. repairs. 1915
Fifteenth street northwest; lot 1874.
square 1856.
615S-Mrs. Fitzgerald. garage.
rear 1855 Rhode Island avenue
northeast: lot 1os-s2. square 1915.
S15s-P. J. Walsh, awning, 1888
Seventh street northwest; lot 1856,
square AS:
S1So-L. E. Engel. awning. so1
Seventh street northwest: lot so7
square 49,
sls1-L. D. Engel. awning. 1905
Seventh street northwest: lot IL
square As.
s1s2-D. J. DUNCAN. build. 12ot
to 1904 Hamilton street northwest
lots "a and IS, square 1929.
6163-D. ]. DUNCAN, build. 1901 tc
1907 Hamilton street northwest; lot
~ to 50, square 1880.
6134-J. B. Jackson. repairs. 3olt
sherman avenue northwest; lot
14o. square 1851.
6165-G. z. Tew ct al. repairs
1888 Third street northeast: lot SOC
square 1858.
e1Ss-A. G. Borden. repairs. 14eI
lngraham street northwest; lot 8
square ans.
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! Forced to Equal Track
Record to Trim Boniface
Butwell's Overcon6dence Loses for Ross
Horse McDaniel, Ross New Trainer,
Arrives to Take Up Duties.

HAvRE DE GRACE, Nd. April
|is.-comdr. Ross started on the day
with a rush by upturning the opener.
but was later compelled to suffer
the pangs Of defeat in the Havre De
|Grsce-Delaware handicap, when his
gallant Boniface finished a nose be-
bind wildsir, the Harry Payne
whitney candidate, due to Butwelrs
In handling the Ross
horse. Despite the handicap of the
3njudicial ride and the further
handicap of having to carry q
Ftarter's nose twitch during the
early journey due to his own EnIics
kt> the post Boniface showed one Of
fhe best performances of the season
because wildair was compelled to
equal the track record to win
Wildair, ridden by Hummer. went
Rvay from the gate accompanied by
the Derby winner. Paul Jones' They
raced like a team for the hrst five
furlongs where the latter weakened.
and Boniface. who had been taken
FAR back from the pace despite his
|desirs to run, came with q rush
Founding the turn until he was Sec
|ond at the hnal eighth. Hard ridden
[Boniface reduced the lead. but Wild
air, under brilliant handling. lasted.
|Hennings Park. hve lengths away,
Hook the third. Paul Jones and the
Others were beaten of.
The Delaware featured a program
that was replete with thrills. Big
|helds were the rule, and a large at:
tendance. responding to the mod
Grated weather and the prospect Of
seeing the Ross horses duplicate
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up; claiz,ing; purse 500; six fur.
longs. Bars and Stars, li2; Ma.
jikin II. 113; Lefty Rec, %: WOOD
rose. 1o2; Dots. los: Roseliis, us;
Miss Dunbar. 81; knight Of Pythias.
III: Review, 11o: Won Lady, IFS;
Emelds, los; Heads I Win, los;
Fire. 1le; Cafeteria, 11o; Tambian.
lis.
Fourth Race - Three-ysar-olds
and up: claiming; purse $500; one
mile and q furlong. Pierrot, lI4;
Frank Shannon. 11o: George Much
lebach, l14; Cobrita, 11o; Mike Daily,
III; Audrey X, 112; El Rey, 1o4.
Fifth Raee-Three-year-ol and
up; claiming: purse $500; nve fur
longs. Wild Thoughts, ss; Ring,
us: Herder. Ios; War God, les; Se-
dan, 113; Sedgegrass, 1o2.
sixth ree-year-oIds and
up: claiming; purse $500: one mile
and seventy yards. Mountain Girl,
81; Yermak, ios: Nepperhan, i14;
woodie Montgomery. lis; Trophy
III: Christie Holters. ITO.
Seventh Race - Three-year-olds IS
and up; claiming: purse 500: six
furiongs. Celebrate. 1I4; Apple
Jack, I1s; Billy Joe. 11s; Prince
Douglas, 114; Gertrude b., Ios;
George James. 1os; sauer, Ill;
Charlestonian. 114: English Lady.
114; Ostentatious. IFS; Robert Lee,
11s: Merry Lass. 112; Maud NJ, Iif;
Striker. ia.
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BERT COLLYER'S
SELECTIONS

HAvRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.
First Raee-Uneertainty stola A,
Dare.
Second Race-Esquinau, Jack ,f
Spades. Fair Mae.
Third Race - Ina Frank, Old
Rosebud, Piekwick.
Fourth Race - Mythology, Polly
Ann. Baby Grand.
Fifth Raee-Capt. HershIer, Mock
Orange. sundiaI.
sixth Race Star Realm, King
John. Pastoral swain.
seventh Raee-Indolenee, Athena,
Thistle Qaeea.
WHEELING SELECTIONS.
First Race - Miss Cook, Polyra-
nsist, Little Niece.
Second Raee-Dinty, Hatraek, su-
perior.
Third Race-Cousin o. Mine, Harry
Ruder, Galloway.
Fourth Race - Drum sillers entry,
Sans Peur I'd, Chefa.
Fifth Raee-Chandelier,L Little Ed,
Stir Up.
I sixth Race Cockroach, Walter
Mack. Roscoe Goose.
Seventh Raee-Lady Mildred, Say
otasna, War Loan.
Best Bet-Lady Mildred.
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their success of the opeaing day,
was on hand.
Diadema started the day for the
Canadian coiors by winning over .
big field Of Juveniles with consum-
mate ease. She went to the lead soon
after the start. Bluesteel was Sec
ond and Ogarite third.
haywood won the 3-year-old
maiden race from . field of sixteen
and incidentally broke the Ross win
ming streak.
Registrar. the Ross candidate and
favorite, was always near the lead
ers, fighting for the pace, but In the
insI sixteenth, after the leaders had
started to weaken 4 little, Allen
brought haywood up on the out
side to snatch victory.
Lancaster. one of the riding stars
of the Cuban season, won his first
race of the meeting by q we'll
judged ride on Social Star over q
field of twelve. The Archer won
his first race for his new owner, F.
H. Smith. in handy fashion when he
accounted for the Pennsylvania
purse over the. mile and seventy
yards distance. The Archer was re-
served behind Sagamore's early pace
and went to the lead easily enter
ing the home stretch.
Burgoyne and Roisterer won the
other races.
Henry Mcdaniel, the new Comdr.
Ross trainer. arrived today. His
name has been ordered to be carded
with the trainer of the Maryland
Division henceforth. The track was
rolled continuously during the
morning hours and aided toward the
fast time made by wildair.
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Real Estate Transfers

61s Morris pl ne, square $50, lot
17s-William p. Normoyle to Mary
J. and Alice NJ Burke, $40.
SIS Morris pl ne, square $50, lot
l7s-Mary ]. Burke to william p.
Normoyle, $40.
Grant st ne. between SD and 5Ith
SITS, square 5210, lots ~, and 40,
Burrville-Janes H. Posey ct ux,
Mary NJ, to Waymsn e. carroll ct
ux. Lydia r., SO.
1853, 1855 and 1857 1st st NV.
square $50, lots 242, 243 and 24I--
Henry d. Hayden to Braxton b.
Webb. $40.
Clark pl NV. west Of Eliot nj.
square 1861. lots 5, and 7-Poyn-
ton W. Musson~ to James and Laura
Tapp, $1,000.
Maryland ave and E st ne. square
s15. lot William N. Payne, jr.,
ct ux. Blanche D., to Charles e.
Myers, $40.
44Ih, A6 and $50 Massachusets
ave NV, square 517, parts original
lot 3 and part original lot Sc
Margaret Buddecke, surviving trus-
tee, to julius A. Maedel. -
Julius A. Maedel ct ux. Marie E.,
conveys same property to Margaret
Buddecke and F. william Buddecke,
$40.
$3.50 7th st NV. square 3131, lot
SS. Petworth-Frank NJ. Holmes and
Mary T. Holmes to George Rae and
Helen Rae. SO.
o st NV. between 9Th and 5th SITS.
square 512. part original lot 21-
Lawrence J. Heller. trustee, to d.
Carroll Digges, S7.o25.
ID. Carroll DiEges conveys same
property to Arthur r. Brandes, $40.
1857 Meridian pl NV. square ess5,
lot is. Pleasant Plains-S. Alice
Wright to Rachel G. Pierce, $40.
South of d st, east of I'd st NV,
square 573. part original lot s.
Lester w. Harris ct ux, Marie L..
to Richard Chick, $40.
1881 Massachusetts, ave Sc, SQUARE
1918. lot I2-William E. Salisbury
ct ux, Mary L.. to Charles Turner.
SO
North of Taylor st. east Of 18th
st NV, square 2s22. lot IS, Pads
worth--Thomas a. jameson to Mar.
garet 5. Wilson, $40.
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AssiglAeats for Today.

Assignments for To-day.
25s6S On trial-In re est Of
Timothy Brosnan. Gardiner 4 Ferg-
uson-Lambert, Yeatman & W. G..
johnson, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Ne. 1.
s534s Motley VS. Davis ct al. Time
for defts to plead extended to April
80. p B Morehouse, atty for pltf.
6514S Kirwan & Co VS. Allen &
Co. Judgt VS. deft for sum admitted
in plea, s1.3SLs2 with int from this
date. Judgt entered April 18th va
Gated and set aside. r D Daniels
W p Plumley. attys.
s0SSS U to use OF Nelson Mfg
Co VS. Equitable Surety Co. Trial
resumed and jury again respited. =.
z A Chase-C Merillat & T C Brad
ley, attys.
Assignnent Ter To-day.
sosss On trial. Nelson Mfg Co vs.
Equitable Surety Co. z A Chase
c Merillat & T c Bradley, attys.
CIRCUIT DIVISION Ne. =
Proceedings.
s552s Washington VS. Peace Bap-
tist Church. Time for hearing on
rule to show cause extended to April
%. II Stewart, atty for pItf.
$3.50 Delassas ct al VS. Papageorge
ct al. Judgt vs. deft (by confession)
for $1,000 with int and costs. Toom-
ey & Toomey-Chapin Brown, attys.
s4ss5 Clark VS. Gates. Judgt vs.
deft for $3.50 with int. H I Quinn.
atty for rltf.
s54s1 Ishkohula VS. Dudley, Judgt
VS. deft for want OF plea for $500
with int & costs. p B Morehouse,
M c O'Brien, attys.
Sos45 Carey VS. Pot Elec Rwy Co.
Trial resumed and same Jury again
respited. Driscoll & Donaldson-R ]
whiteford. attys.
s5345 Moore VS. walker. Afirm-
ance of judgt of N C vacated upon
terms and deft granted leave to
deposit $3.50. D Poikin-M e o'Brien,
attys.
Assignment fer Today.
Carey VS. Potomac Elec Power
Co. On trial. DriscolI 4 Donaldson
r ] whiteford. attys. -
PROBATE DIVISION.
: Est Frederick r. Smith. order
admitting will to prob 4 granting
letters test to Elsie Cummings
Smith. Gen undertaking, $500.
Atty p. B. Morehouse.
Est Annie Hurt. Pet for prob of
viii 4 letters test. Atty, A, B. Leet.
Est Howard corviile Fisher. will
Med dated August 20, 1910.
Est John =. Janezeck. will fled
dated April 9, 1905.
Est Vannal r. Morris. will filed
Aug 2s. 1919.
Est Martha NJ. Rollins. Will nled
dated Jan 81, 1890
Est Wallace B. Smith. Order am
pointing Edward Stafford. grdn ad
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BANTAM SCRAP
WILL BE PROBED

BOSTON. April 1s.-Reports that
the recent Young Montreal Pete
Herman fght was 'in the bag" have
led Lewis r. Sullivan, former ANA
teur boxer and judge at the bout.
to ask the State Boxing Commits
sion to investigate the affair.
Montreal was given the decision.
which was loudly booed. 1t after
ward developed that Boston and
Providence gamblers cleaned up
after the report that Montreal
couldn't lose" Both judges agreed
on Montreal as the winner.
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TIA JUANA RESULTS

Ftrst Raee-Ruth Harrigan, los
(McCullough), Si2.40, $40, S4.2o
won; Go On, lis (Carter), $26.4o
$40, second; DR.. G. p. Fryer, lis
CTaylor), $500 third. Time, l:is.
Scratched-Royal Irish.
second Race Lady Small, ll3
(Majestic), 81, IS, 81. won; Larry
Harrigan. 1ls CTaylor), 81, S3.so,
second; Master Franklin. l12 (ZeiE-
ler), $3.50, third. Time, l:oi as.
Scratched-Grace W. Oklahoma, Lit
tie Sandy, Irish, FiEaron, Opal Wall.
Third Race Tom Caro-. 107
Parke).3s.4o. IS $40, won; Squash.
1o4 (Powell), $3.50, $3.50, second;
Smiling Anna, los (Moble), SIS,
third. Time, i:o2. Scratched-Old
Squirrel. Pittsburgh, Gonna. Rose
Rogon.
Fearth Raee-Lady Innocence, lis
(Fater), S32.40, 81, $40. won; Sam
Hill. 11f (zeigler), $3.50. $3.50, sec
ond; Buckhorn I'd 40 (Taylor),
S2.So. third. Time, 1:46 lis. Scratch
ed-Hanovers Topaz, ArEento.
Fifth Race Neg, 10s (Powell),
sl3.4o, s4.20, $40. won; Lonely, III
tNoble), $3.50, 50, second; Green
Mint, Ill (Dority), $40. third. Time,
1907 2-5. Scratched - Orchid King,
Jack Ledi.
sixth Rae-Lewis B.. ll2 (Parke),
sl2.2o. $40, $3.50. won; Tokalon
March, 1T (Mccullough), s3.2o, s.,
second; Prophecy. ia (Dority),
$3.50. third. Time. 1:4s As. Scratch
ed-Maudie, Bonnie's Buck. Charles
tonian.
Seventh Race-Thirty-Sev 1l1
(Parke), $500. s3.2o, $3.50, won;
George James, 80 (Majestic), $3.50,
$40, second; Dienero, l0s Murray,
s3.2o. third. Time. 1914 3-5. Scratch
ed Chantress, Princess Douglas,
Trulane.
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TIA JUANA ENTRIES

First Raee-Two-year-olds; maid
ems: purse $500; four furlonzs.
a-Apricot. 11S: a-Dark Ages, 1l2;
o-Capt. Glover, lis; Plow Steel,
lis; Sample, 10S: b-LittIe Florence.
112: Midnight Stories, los; Chippen-
dale, 11s. -
a-Nevada Stock Farm entry.
BIC. NJ. VanGordon entry.
Second Race Three-year-oids s
and up: claiming; purse $500; six
furlongs. Ed Levan, 112; Big
smoke. III: Col. Matt, I12; Dimitrt,
III: Barber. 90: Last Chance, 1lo:
Ben Levy. III; Choir Master, III:
Old Homestead, III; Nebraska Lad,
SO: Mike Dixon, 1o7: Tom Caro-, 112:
Marseph' 112: Medord Boy, III;
Royal Irish. lis.
Third Raee-Three-year-olds and
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BEST BALL EVENT
GOES TO YATES

PINEHURST. N. c.. April ls.-
Arthur Yates, of Rochester. the
former All-American football star.
won a hardfought uphill battle on
the championship course at Pine
hurst today when he played the best
ball OF Frank Keating, Prestley Nc
Laughlin and Howard c. Phillips.
and won by l up with q round of
3s-35-73. Yates was l down at the
turn and still 1 down going to the
seventeenth, but took that hole with
hne and the last one with an
equally excellent 4.
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: DAILY COURT RECORD

3s2s4 Klotz vs. schwartz. Order
apptg VIM. A. Coombe gdn. GeiEer
Fowler-Tobriner & Graham, at
/ tys.
3S73s Duvall VS. Duvall. Order
dismissing cause. E. B. Frey-C.
Mackey. attys.
1856 Pierce VS. Butler. Order of
pub. Geiger & Fowler, attys for
pltf.
1880 Ellis VS. Ellis. Decree per-
fecting title. appeal noted. Richard
son Shreve-Gaskins & Cuney.
attys.
3SSS2 Fitchett VS. International
Shoe Heel Co. Order Continuing
rule. Merillat & Marshall-Hudson,
attys.
3s24s Aiken VS. Aiken. Deere.
apptg F. e. Mitchell trustee under
5000 bond. F. E. Mitchell, atty,
CRIMINAL DIVISION No. L,
ProeeedinEs.
1885 U. s. VS. John Tam. yio
Sec S51-B D. c. Code; warrant OF
removal from So Dist of N. Y, nled
& deft committed.
377ss U. S. VS. Frank L. Murray.
Nonsupport. Bench warrant issued.
377o4 U. s. VS. A. G. Patterson.
False pretenses. ArraiEned; plea,
guilty; deft remanded & ref to prob
officer.
374s4 U. S. VS. ]. c. Block. JOY
riding. Exctn of remndr of SEN
tence suspended & deft placed ON
probation. Recog 500 taken.
31o5l U. s. VS. Jules Arnstein ct
al. Vic Sec 81 Penal Code. EN-
panelling Of Jury contd. Leahy &
Cromelin-Wampler & McGee, attys.
1915 s VS. James Jackson
Assault dang weapon. Bail 6xed at
$500. Recog 5000 taken BY Chas d,
deft.
375os U s VS. Charles H. Thomas
Or larceny. Bench warrant issued.
SIIo5 VS. Jesse James Loor-
issued.
s77so U s VS. rheo. r. Young
Nonsupport. Bench warrant issued,
377ss u s vs. Winning orndorff-
Nonsupport. Bench warrant issued.
S776s U s VS. Charles Swathers-
False pretenses. Bench warrant is
sued.
s7sss U VS. John raare-viol
Sec s51. Recog $1,000 taken by
surety p F O'connor.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne. 1.
Assignnents for Today.
37051 u Sv s Jules (Nicky)
Arnstein ct al Leahy 4 Cromelin
for U S-Wampler q McGee, attys.
On trial.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Ne. 4
Preeeeaings.
s5sss In re est Of Timothy Bros
nan-Trial resumed and jury again
respited- Gardiner & Ferguson
Lambert Yeatman &w. G. johnson.
attys.
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Havre de Grace Entries

First Race-Two-year-olds: claim
ing: four furlongs. Stola A. 10S;
Cncertainty. Ill; Friars Rush, III;
Miles s. III; Dare. III: Delhimar,
III; Athgsrven, 1O7: Rosa Lee. Ios;
Quick Run, los; Mad Nell, los.
Second Rac-Four-year-o and
up: selling: steeplechase; about two
miles. Tredett, I47; Esquimau, I44:
Whist II, IA; Jack Of Spades, IA:
John Douglas, 143; Hard Banking,
40: Bronze Eagle, $40: Miss Nc
Giggle. 1877; Fair Mac. l43.
Third Rsee-Four-year-oI and
up; claiming; six furlongs. Pick
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Quentins Elect Officers.

The Quentin A. c. have elected
the following oficers: Simmons,
president: Anderson. vice president:
Hettenkemmer. secretary and TREAS
urer; Ridgeway, sergeant-at-arms:
Baxter, baseball manager, and An
derson. baseball captain. There will
be a meeting at ISL Tenth street
southeast tomorrow at 7:30. Sun
day the ball team will hook up with
the Benning A. c. at 2:30.
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Junior High Wins.

The Junior High School defeated
the Emerald A. c. yesterday by a
score of ls to 3. The game was
called at the end OF the sixth in
ming on account of darkness. CIar-
ridge held the EmeraIds to six hits.
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TORPEDO Nine in Field.

The Alexandria torpedo station
nine is anxious to secure games
with fast local teams. Address
Manager s. B. DeVaughan. Mount
Vernon and Carroll avenues, Del
ray, Arlington County, Va.
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lltem.
Est Kate C. Evans. Pet for &
order granting letters Of admin to
Richard P. Evans. Gen undertake
ing. $500. Atty. r. P. Evans.
, Est Benjamin Maybre. Order for
publication for letters of admin
L. b. N. c. T. A. Atty, Chas. B. Ford.
Est Sarah Johnston Paul. Order
appointing NJ. J. Colbert grdn.
Est Annie B. Frisbie. Order ad-
mitting will to prob & granting let
ters test to VIM. r. Frisbie. Spl
Undertaking. $500. Atty, W. C. Eng
lish.
Est Herman C. Ewsld. Order ad-
mitting will to probate & granting
letters test to Blanche Herman. Gen
Undertaking. $1,000. Atty. C. C.
Est Barbara Elizabeth Bergman.
Pet Tor sale of real estate & order
for sale. Atty. Geo. C. Gertman.
Equity salts Filed.
3ss47 Bachrach. Inc. VS. Blake,
Palm. and others. For injunction.
King. Simon. Young & Koenigsber-
ger. Fisher & Fisher. pltf attys.
Sssts Joseph B. Jacobs VS. Mary
c. Dinsmore and two others. To
euiet title. c. B. Baurman and ]. N.
Saunders, pltf attys.
Law Suits Filled.
sSseS Moore & Hill, Inc. VS. Leet
Bros. Inc, appellant. Appeal. G..
r. McGlue. APPELLANTS atty.
ssso7 Moore & Hill, Inc. VS. Sally
Rohlader Co., Inc, appellant Ap-
peal. g. p. McGIue. appellants atty.
sSses c. c. Broussard VS. verling
Harris, trading as Acme Supply Co.
Judgt M. C.. $3.50. e. A. Chase. pltf
atty.
s5sos Lyle w. Eckels VS. Maurice
Splain Replevin. T. NJ. wampler.
pltf atty.
$3.50 Frank w. Hines VS. Preston
Z. King. Notes. s2.75o. p. NJ. Mar.
shall & ]. A. Rafferty,. pltf attys
ss611 James Alexander Smith. jr..
VS. International Shoe Heel Corn.
and c. H. Morrow. Certiorari. r.
N. Hudson. atty.
ss612 A. Muehieisen VS. Nathan
Musher. Debt. $4,000. W. f. Rich
ardson and W. NJ. Bastian. p1tf attys.
65sf3 Lena Sadie Fishbein VS. Mrs.
Giovanna Borba soIla. appellant. Ap-
peal. r. ". Hudson. appellants atty.
sa1e4 z. @. Schafer & Co. VS. Fred
erick c. Stetzer and A. W. Wells
Co. Attys notes, s2.4oo.22. H. c.
FenSeIstein. Rttv.
sSs1s joseph Ornstein VS. NJ. Sam
uels & Co.. Inc. appellant. Appeal.
Tobriner 4 Graham. appellants
attys.
e. 3. SUPREME COURT.
Adjourned until tomorrow at Is
o'clock.
The. dsy call for today will be
ss follows: 81. eos. s4i 157. Ell.
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COURT OF APPEALS

No session. Court adjourned from
pay to day.
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT
Eauity Division Ne. L.
Proceedings.
1894 Lun in re VIM D Dearborn.
order to increase allowance. F A
FenninE. atty.
s2ss Lun in re Richard Wright.
order referring to the auditor. F A
Fenning. atty.
37e2s Drayer VS. Drayer. Order for
pitts counsel to withdraw appear
ance. Bailey & Shear P Evans
attys.
3sI32 Morrison VS. Morrison. Rule
rs to contempt returnable April %.
Hawken & Havell-Smith & Sons.
attys.
3ssOs Carrick VS. Carrick. Rule as
to contempt returnable April 22d.
d s Riordan, atty.
23s2s wollard VS. Stinmetz. Refer
ence to the auditor. H B Moulton,
atty for pltf.
ss0s3 Reed VS. Snyder. Reference
to the auditor. Berry, Minor & Bill
brey, attys for pltf.
37426 Chester VS. Wright. Pro con-
fesso ordered. Howard Boyd-Gar-
rett. Sinclair & Linton. attys.
3ss3s In re Application of So
phie Brown for change of name.
order Of publication. Richardson &
hreve. attys for pltf.
$3.50 Zepp VS. Zepp. Order for
alimony pending divorce. W A
Coombe & B Emerson. jr.. attys.
tss47 Bachrach vs. Palm. Rule as
to preliminary injunction return
able April 22d. King. Simon, Young
& Koenigsberger & Fisher, attys for
pltf.
SsS74 In re trust recorded in Liber
No 3s7s. Supplemental decree or
dered. Chas. Poe. atty.
3S795 In re trust recorded in Liber
No. 1878. Supplemental decree or
7dered. Chas. Poe. atty.
1247 Bkrcy. In re Albert J Simons.
L p Loving appointed attorney for
trustees. NJ NJ Doyle. atty.
1888 Bkrcy. In re Old Colony Fur
nlture ana Rug Corp. L Hammer
appointed atty for receivers. Lor-
ing & Hammer. attys.
EQUITY DIVISION Nc. 1,
Assignment fer Today.
Cormley VS. Cormley. Caring
ton-Wolf. Bell & Hoover. attys.
22s white vs. white. Topper &
Maloney-w. c. Balderston, attys.
e4s American Mosaic Co VS. Alex
ander. Warren & Sholes = Hufty,
Xzvkins & Havell. attys.
EaCITY DIVISION Ne. ?.
Proceedings.
3s944 HeitmuelIer VS. Beck. Or
der spptg c. W. Stetson gdn ad
item. J. A. Moedel. atty.
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+" Fight I" Slogan
OF Boston Braues

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Midgets in Tie Game

The Kendall Green Midgets played
their second tie game with the
Western Buds yesterday The score
was to 4. The two teams will
hook up again shortly.