LEGAlCOURT PR

MONDAY, I

U. S. Cout of Cainm.Present: Chief Justice Campbell,

Judge Barney. and Judge Downey.Opinions:Ethel Esick. administratrix. Petition

dismissed. Opinion by Judge Downey.Rio Grande Junction Railway Company.

Findings of fact and conclusion of lawdismissing petition. Opinion by JudgeBarney.Charles F. Winton. deceased. et Si.

Petitions and intervening petitions dis-missed. Opinion by Judge Booth; con-curring opinion by Chief Justice Camp-bell.William C. Harilee. Petition dismissed.

Opinion by Chief Justice Campbell.Jennie McCarty MacMath. administra-

trix. Findings of fast and conclusion oflaw dismissing petition. Opinion by ChiefJustice Campbell.

.eneral jurisdiction:William Kerr. Conclusion of law dis-

missing petition.Eugene M. Isaac. Findings of fact and

conclusion of law dismissing petition.Bee memorandum.R. H. Thompson. administrator. Peti-

tion dismissed.Albert J. Bothwell et a. See order.Indian depredation. Judgment for

claimant in:Henry McKenna.Felipe W. Guttman. administrator.Ellen Field, administratrix.Congressional. Findings of fact and

.conclusion in:C. S. Kinkade administrator.Chloe Fuller. widow.W. H. Graham. administrator.William M. Kinzer.Margaret E. Little, daughterWilliam N. ittell.Thomas Llo d.Samuel F. WilsonLester S. Wilson.Joseph S. Watt.Asa Whitestine.Wilbur iH. W il oxAssistant Attorney General Huston

Thompson presented the mandates of theSupreme Court in J. Willink, and F. G.Farnham.Mr. George A. King. presented an ap-

plication for an appeal to the SupremeCourt in the case of R. H. Thompson,administrator.John B. Castleman. Dismissed.J M. Htllyard. Dismissed.Newton Mercer. Submitted by Messrs.

King & King for plaintiff. and Mr. P. G.Walker for defendants.Congres-.ional 08 cases) submitted by

Mr. t. 1). Pennebaker for plaintiffs, andMr. P C. Walker for defendants.N. M. Crider andJohanna Reichenau vs. United States.

Mr IHart y Peyton was heard for plain-tiffs, and Mr. Iasid Babp for defendants.The court adjourned until Wednesday

at 10 ('clock.

U. S. Court of Customs Appeals.Present-Presiding Judge Montgomery

and Associate Judges Smith. Barber. DeVries. and Martin.The following decisions were handed

down today:No. 1611-Henrv Otto vs. United States.

Opinion by Montgomer:. presiding judge.T: awl nets used on steam trawlers, were

asessed for duty by the collector. Tieimporter protested that they were prop-erly free of duty as articles used for therepair of ses'els. The Board of GeneralAppraisere overuled the protest of the Im-po'ter and the decision of the board isaf.rmed.No. 1a:=-Schoverling, Daly & Gales et

at. vs. United States. Opinion by DeVries. associate judge. Policemen's whis-ties acre assessed by the collector at) per ent as articles designed to becar-rid on or attached to the person. Theimporters protested that they were prop-1rv d..t.u b- at .Y) per cent as manufac-tures of met i The Board of GeneralAppraisers ov rruled the protest of the!rurorte:s and t:.c decision of the boardis reversed.No. l.^-Charles D. Stone & Co. vs.ned States upinio. by De Vries. as-c:ate judge. Currants crushed by

erinding were assessed by the collector't 1ents per round as currants. The

mrorters protested that they were prop--!y datable at I cent per pound asfruits including berries, when dried,descated. evaporated or prepared Inan:: manner." The Board of General Ap-praisers overruled the protest of the im-crier; and the decision of the board iseversedNo. :%--United States vs, American

Express Company. Opinion by Smith,iate judge. A metal structure de-ned to serve as a support for the ma-1isrv, p-ajetion lense.-. etc.. of a mov-

ing icture machin.o.. v-. assessed byr 'I'!,- tor at r cent as framesnd r.untings for optical instruments.

The importers protested that they were-rorerly 'tiable at :5 per cent as framesand mounin:;s fo projection lenses. TreBoard of G-neral Appraisers .-ustalned

e protet :.f the importers and the de-cison of the board is affirmerl.No. I454 and 1C4-Vitelli & Son vs.

United States. Same vs. same. Opinionby De Vries. associate judge. These.ases cover several Importations of chest-ruts and oariie which were liquidated forduties in the wrars 1'y5 to 1907. in 1912 thecollector relinquished these entries and

e audiiti snal duty upon the groundthat the origiral entries were false andr-udulent. The importers protestedagainst the .eliquidatlon and the Boardof General Appraisers overruled the pro-test. The decision of the board is af-f rmedNo. 165-General Electric Company vs.'iter: States. Parabolic mirrors. Motion

ef appellant to expedite mandate granted.

D. C. Court of AppealsPresent: The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice

Robb and Mr. Justice Van Oradel.25-Wlls5 vs. Maddox: petition for re-

hearing denied; opinion by Mr. JusticeRobb.Patent Appeals Nos. 1049 and 1%O-

Hathaway 5s. Colman. and Blair vs...7olmani. neition for certiorari granted.2206-Thompson vs. Franklin National

Banik; moti'm to modify order of May 22'taying miandate. so that mandate wNlesue on retutal of certiorari by UnitedSt-ite' Supreme Court granted.

24-Edaing vs. "nited States ex rel,.Fowler Car Company: motion to staymatndate until further order granted.2%h4-Supreme Council Royal Arcanum

vs. Behrend: on motion mandate stayedoendng action be Supreme Court onpetition for certiorari.:2O---Ja.obi vs. Jacobi; appellant al-owed fIfteen days to file new supersedeasbond on appeal in Supreme Court Dis-trict of Columbia, bond to be aplirovedby that court.351-Washington. Southern Railway

Pompany v.s. Smith: writ of error toSupreme Court United States ordered toissue, and bond for costs fixed at $E0.S872-Randolph and Company vs. Colum-bia Graphophone Company; motion forrehearin;: denied; opinion by Mr. Chieflustice 5-hepard.Patent Appeal 10OU-Shull Day Com..

pany vs. Levy Overall manufacturingompany; decision of Commissioner of

Patents affirmed; opinion by Mr. ChiefJustice Shepard.2850.Palmer et aL, vs. Morgan; decree

affirmed with coats: opinion by Mr.Justice Robb.2005-Dinwiddle vs. Metsger. et al.; de-

rree affirnmed with COsts; opinion by Mr.Justice Van OrsdeL.Patent Appeal 14-Nestie and Angelo

Swiss Condensed Milk Company, at ai.

L ANSDRE

OCEEDINGS[AY 99, Igi.

of Commissioner of Patents reversed;opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.ML1-Lloyd vs. Johnson; judgment

affirmed with costs; opinion by Mr.Justice Van Orsdel; dissenting opinionby Mr. Chief Justice Shepard.Patent appeal 1034-Cooper vs. Down-

ing; decision of Commissioner of Patentsreversed; opinion by Mr. Justice VanOridelAdjourned from day to day.

Supreme Court, District of ColumbiaEquity Divisien No. 2.

Justice McCoy.Washington Times Company vs North-

east Temple and Market Company; rulesas to injunction returnable June 2 (byChief Justice Covington); plaintiff's at-Itorney, Louis Ottenberg.'Alexander, vs. Henry; order appoint-ing Harry J. Gerrity guardian ad litemfor infant defendants; (by Chief JusticeCovington); plaintiff's attorney, CharlesD. Frailey.Edson vs. Edmonston; order approving

account of trustees; plaintiff's attorney,John Ridout; defendant's attorneys, JoeMorgan and Wilson, Huidekoper & Lesh.Assignment for Wednesday, May

11, 1916.240-Stose vs. Hight; attorneys.

Wilson-Hogan.34297-Richmond Park Improvement

Co. vs. Hight et al; attorneys, Rhodes& Cromelin. Lee, Kent, Edmund-Wright & Wampler, Ferguson, Ellis &Donaldson.20096-In re estate of John Wheel-

wright; attorneys, C. Hackett-Con-gleton.296-Fulkerson vs. Fulkerson at al;

attorneys. Maddox-Thomas, Kennedy.300-Chase vs. Grant at al; attor-

neys, Gardiner-Stetson, Carrington,Williamson.294-Hirsh vs. Hirsh; attorneys,

Newmyer, Owen-Alward.286-Evans vs. Evans; attorneys.

Whippler-Conelly.236-Solomon vs. Solomon; attor-

neys, C. W. Tignor-H. L. Tignor.274-Wedderburn vs. Moore et al;

attorneys, Burke, Hufty-Minor.100-Lynham vs. Hufty; attorneys,

attorneys. Sullivan-Burke, Hufty.304-Millegan vs. Metzger; attor-

neys. Boyd, Marshall-Metzger, Mur-phy, Deputron.302-Hewlett vs. Gordon at al; at-

torneys. Horner, Stewart Berry.Jones, Martin.33S-Cutts vs. Cutts; attorneys,

Taylor & ilagan-Pretzfelder.276-Heath vs. Heath at al; attor-

neys, Wolf-Baker, Collins. Hill, He-mans.246-Turner vs. Turner; attorneys.

Baker, Leahy-Gaskins.262-Hall vs. Brandenburg at al;

attorneys. Wolf & Cohen, Johnson-Richardson & Shreve, Rhodes.

Circuit Division No. 1.Justice Gould.

Kahl-Holt Company vs. John Gill &Sons et al.; motion for new trial filed;plaintiff's attorneys, Berry & Minor. H.B. Rowland and C. W. Bell; defendant'sattorneys. Douglas. Ruffin & Ohear andJ. V. Morgan.Assignments for Wednesday, May 81,

1916.401-Barber vs. Washington Railway

and Electric Company; attorneys. Gar-diner. Hamby-Barbour.l-Esraert vs. Franklin Insurance

Company attorneys Davis-Darlington.110-Espcrt vs. Potomac Insurance

Company; attorneys, Davis-Darlington.311-Craig vs. Parish, admx.; attorneys.

Ha, kett-Robinson.380-Klug ,vs. Capital Traction Com-

pany; attorneys. Ellis & Donaldson-Dunlop, Hogan.38--Mainhart vs. Meeks; attorneys,

Carter-Stearman.3S-4'robey vs. Gerber; attorneys, Lam-

bert. Di;s, Yeatman, Douglas, Ruffin& Obear.;N>-Hines. et al.. vs. Van Valkenburg;

attorneys. Diggs. Hill, Rogers.377-Buscher vs. District of Columbia

at al.; attorneys. Davis, Gardiner-Syme,Williams, Parker.237-Humphrey vs. District National

Bank; attorneys, Berry & Minor-Lester,Barnard. Johnson..44-Totten vs. District of Columbia; at-

torneys; Barker, Leahy-Syme, Smith.131 tappeals)-Jewett vs. Union Savings

Bank; attorneys, Ridout-Lambert, Yeat-man.

Circuit Division No. 2.Justice Stafford.

Assignment for Wednesday, May 31,1916:451-Finney vs. District of Columbia; at-

torneys, Marshall-Syme. Whiteford.45-Finney vs. District of Columbia;

attorneys. Marshall-Sy me. Whiteford.426-Beall vs. directors of Providence

Hospital; attorneys, Moriarty-Hamil-ton & Hamilton.317-Boxley vs. Brenizer Company; at-

torneys. Rhodes. Cromelin. Baker-Mad-dox & Gatley. Price. Jr.318-Masterson. admx vs. Brenizer

Company; attorneys, Rhodes, Cromelin,Baker-Maddox & Gatley. Price, Jr.

Criminal Division No. 1.Chief Justice Covington.

United States vs. Robert Hicks; non-

support: bench warrant issued.United States vs. Harry A. Hetzler;

nonsupport; bench warrant issued.Assignment for Wednesday, May 31:United States vs. Clifton Washington

and George Delaney.United States vs. John R. Caswell.United States vs. James Tompkins.

Crimsinal Divisiin N.. 2,Justice Siddos.

Assignment for Wednesday, May 31,1916:In re estate of Calvin H. Chadiey.

Probate Divisies.Justice McCoy.

Estate John D. O'Neill; caveat to will-f.led; attorneys. R. E. Mattingly and Glit-tings & Chamberlin.Estate Elizabeth Hardenbergh; will

dated October 22, 1915 and petition forprobate filed; attorneys. Clephane &Clephane.Estate Giovanni Zerega; will dated May

6, 1916. tiled.In re Marie B. Slaymaker; petition for

appointment of guardian filed; attorney,Levi H. David.Estate Alexander Irvine; petition to In-

vest certain funds filed; attorneys, LeonTobriner and A. W. Gray.Estate Lettle M. Harper; will dated

April 16. 1907, and January 10, 1916, filed.Estate John R. Beatty; petition for

probate of will filed; attorney, F". 8.Swindell.Estate Joseph Miller; will dated May

2, 1902, filed.Estate C. 8. Miller; answer to peti-

tion for sae filed.Estate Frederick B. McGuire; order

for rule to show cause; order directingU'nion Trust Company pay over certainfunds; attorneys, Hoehling. Peelle, andOgilby, and Hamilton & Hamilton.Estate Christopher C. Murphy; order-

admitting will to probate: attorney, C. H.Bauman-Estate Elisabeth Ha.rdenbergh; order

for commission to issue, attorneys, Clep-bane & Clephane.Estate Delia Sheehy; order for sale of

pereonalty; attorney, F. 8, Sheehy.Estate Mary A. Atkins; order amitting

will to probate and granting letters tenta-mentary to Clarence F. Donohoe & Mul-burn J. Donohoe; bond 32,500; attorney,George C, Gertman.

LESTlug cause to auditor; attorneys, McLan-han, Burton & Culbertson.Estate Joseph Kuchll; order for sale of

Stock; attorney, A. B. Leet.Estate Robert Ward; order referring

pause to auditor; attorney. George F.collins.Estate Robert Ward; order for judg-

ment pro confesso; attorney, George F.'ollins.Estate William 0. Snyder; order con-

Irming decree of November 24, 1915, ad-nitting will to probate; attorneys, Wil-son, Huidekoper & Lesh.

Lawsuits.69194-Wiliam M. Le Compte vs. Dr.Wyeth; damages. $10,00O; plaintiff's at-orneys, M. N. Richardson and CharlesS. Shreve.59195-Robert V. Dotson vs. WashingtonRailway and Electric Company (appel-ant); appeal; defendant's attorney, S. R.Bowen.

Equity suits.34372-Le Roy Betz vs. Daisy Armstrong,t al,; plaintiff's attorney, John Ridout,34373-In re estate of William Davis; to

substitute trustee; plaintiff's attorney.tndrew I. Hickey.34374-Michael Holzbeierlein, et al., vs.

3erman-American Fire Insurance Com-)any; to substitute trustee; plaintiff's at-.orney, J. A. Maedel.34375-Edith K. Housley vs. Darter R.

Housley; limited divorce; plaintiff's at-orneys, C. W. Darr and J. D. Peyser.34376-Fred L. Wagar and Humphrey

R. Wagar vs. Bent diet Calvert, et al.; toulet title; plaintiff's attorneyis, Brandent-urg & Brandenburg.

DEEDS OF TRUST.Square 1N1. part lots 191 and *_^ -Henry T. Bun-

rose et a,. Mar J., to Henry P. glair and (or-coran 'Torm, to secure Paul Steman $~00; 5 to 9months. 6 1er cent.Homead Man-. lot 1=, block 6-Raymond

W. King at on. Margret V joint tenants, toErnest L. ichtmidt and Geo.rge M. Emmerich.trustes, to secure Genuan-Amercan Building An-sociation 63.000.Squar'e $w. ot 16-aurle. R. Kener et ux.

Era. to Arthur (Cr and Masin A. I'utis, t,sure 'ertual Bidling A-u'a $tin3,1o)Square L0,3. IM4- i nnaah i. l.a han to Ar-

thur 'a;:r andit Marin A. t'nta, ccurse Par-petual ldling At' itiin $1'ioWto drdge. l.t 43, bl-k 10-Ira B. Nutter et

in. Mlartha L., tn 'haiin Bron and tenrr H.terpat t'o Mere utrioal inilding Asocaation,No. 6, 52,600.Square 487. part original lot 8-larence Nohte

et on. Clara M., to J'hn B. Lamer and Thima,Bradley, to .enure \it liam P. N'rmo;a $16,to,S 'tat. S Imr etil, 0mi am uaLyPetgorih, It 77. bi -k d -Edward F. Stlctonougthto It. iranels Saul and J. triley Jaco, t>

pecure .tThioats Alln C'""3, 3 ears, 6 per cent.semi atnnai y. Same ri t il an E Siiannona andharle. M. W'aleoilrd, to s.cur,- S' l.au;'' &

Shannonf, Ine.. 5:.+: A1t and tct'er l.19 6; mointhly Iaymenit, 6 Ir cent.Square 61. I 1t - 104. it 7, Blanting

dale. tlck 4-J-ph .t iiir m'or t' 'WilsamIt H.MtcGrani an-i Eaarl ". Quiau, t> secure Ezla6. Green $150; 3 y ars, 5 1."r 'e-tSquare n5, lot t- Ieia A. BEt. Ic seata estate

:Ind Lillian K. tW'ot ar to Heer L. 'Thntonand Iran S. Platt t.oe-u-re Lilian E. Wii&d-ard 055I-m-t-vlii ntnrrtt. 6 t-r cert.-:are 't. t 1t--te-,rP- Hendernu et ux. Sary1;.. to Wtham T. halant and Abram It. Semren,

to ure hfayrette Leaman and Josephine I'.otan $2.01'; Is. 6 p ecent, eti-aarually.

arharoes ansi Stland Enlarged, part cotnita-tng 7 72, netts -nit S ZLei p et o. Paulineo Altert F. hrnad Eminttid K. Fox, to securetI'tet 1. Ga:ber i60001 3 years, 6 per cent, aemiann u lly.'t' dn !ge. north half lot 1, block 9-tiutherW. A-.Iemei-r eua Starn K . to R. Frans

"'aland Jan'es Shea, to se ri Hns Sangs81X43.^: 1 to 3 rre., F, It cent, sem: arma- y

tusae 076,It 1-in h I et..t 'C\iirgoret I.. t, I. Frann iaul and Jame, F.

ca. to te ue Home canngs iar. .56i, ttonthly*a'mtnts, R pr ert

uare 'S6. 'at 4i a Mit.cink'a-. L.c-an &Tnsti 'o. t. a ll ,o ai.tl- nasAstu', to ceiRand I 'it aten 5>41.tear. 6 per cent, aemi-a:muall.

Ieser D. oast ha:! n' 'a H Strng-marn in her ion rtigt a.:"'I an trstee. tt \\nai-in.mn L an & .Tr-at I o., t,. nai-- & ,table

eratin. Duldig Atni-n, $;10.-uare :6. It 3 -Pil it S-ann et us.a to It Fran'ss "i! aid tonsm F. Seae.ur" H>mt -atitsn litk I_'S ). monthI ,a.e. +' per cent.Sa-t ,Heig 4, bi.-k S 'hanles E.

t-tbm- to Nath-nal -acing, A Tint - ,tt-e.raa'ret- .1 ar- H. lieai $ .91. . Mar =, ly.4 ->

r.- -u,-n '.mant:l,qutar 7 at.t 55 sne White t o L'nin r'ust

S, secre in ashimn tan & Trust Co.,aenitor acI trustre -- ile ia ,.f Am. A

Cnaah. deceased. 5-'.ri. 3 years, 5 ier cent, semi-nanially.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.'nia dn of the P-tona, iota I to 10 rod e..

.af lot It, o! rk 1: Slilt F. M rack et s r.A. F., to B. It. Catl'etl, tostte. $1: in trest forben'.: t a nmtril-tom of ti lier'a ni-res.S-are 40.37 o2 Went Woridg-JlhnIL. War-

ren et a. Annie K., to 'ttry Eo.Crncr. $:0.Brooklard arrent northeast-T'urke Thicket and

Pleasant Hi', arts tracts de-cnrnt-Richard t. ChI erey e' Reti J. to Catholic l'ninersity ofAme rca, Si"Prtworth lot block S1--ttiddiagh & Shannon.

Inn, to Edward F. Strtoneth. $10.It n'reet nenit 5.rtoterth a-d Eighteenth,t'e ti--tn sest -itasre 154. par. original'ot 4 --Hereti N. T in et u. Lillie T to Mir'

.\. '-laro- 51%

T n' tirt trneet, hrtiaeon 1 and K streets north-aront "ar- 14, I. 44-Thoreto Carui to GeorgeHenderen, 10.Tm rka 'tickrt. rrit de-oribe1--Harry Gt. Iaccnnk

t':""lin l c.i -tera.te A m. $1.'al 'treet r.out w- a- t -'lteonce

(i - lii into it er e l 'u!-i ri

c £'.To -iii -.t .tr. b'ceen i'd K ,treete nur't-

,., A."t4 r 7L ]et 41 E te:l.- T. Paine. J,.u Paire,gle T. Paine et It to n a Carus:i 5itBarbatoes and Se tland Enlarged. part described,ontaining 7.75 acroe-Alice J. Beardsn Guy S.

Zepp. $100.W',-,rid It If>. hblck 1-HenryA. Vieth et Ux.

Latin a K.. t' Filc-'ri A. Ling-r 570.naie 3'3. it6. (;I'0rPortn -Lillian E. Wood-

ia ;'s Pat unie 71% lot, I if 03 and tt^_ tota; sare 7711.art doried; squarea 313, 3532,

7.9 3748. all lota; atam 705. all; sluare ::c>, alsquare :10. lot L'-The Metropolitan Loan andTuat Cmetyny to John W. Brawner, trustee, $10;in Iit utnn trusts as expre'sed in deed of triat.131-:308 Sixth Street southwest, square 514, lots 66

and 67 -in'rge 1', Gertman et uo. Minte L., toranciM S\ Smithson. I1.Wouadtie, noth helf lot 1t. bloeki 9-Arthur F.Miartmo et tin' Dhaiy VI., t.. Lither Wi. and Amy K.

Aschmaaeier. int tenant.. P!0F street, leton Secont] and Thira steets north-rest, the Pflertnint, aMnore 588. tot 40-Alic. V.Wiiagatnsai to the MtetridItan Loan and Trutia

ra''.. S10: trist $17.rm.U ~ett between Thirteen-and-a-half anad Fouir-isernth streets aouthwest, aquare Jii, tot 42-W11liama

H. Wrt k,.r it ti. (injne E., to Hubert E:. Jett,110 ; truit. $1500.B atreet. teen 15rst and Second atreets north-

east, aquare 713. tnt 95The Washington Iean andThist C'ompany, execuitor and trustee, to CharlesWhite, $10.

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Suit for limited divorce from Darter R.Housley, a policeman, was brought inthe District Supreme Court yesterday byEdith E. Housley. Attorneys Darr ahdPeyser represent the wife.

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The District Court of Appeals yester-day handed down a decision declaringthat an unlicensed real estate broker isentitled to commissions in realty transac-tions, though brokers are required by theDistrict to have a license and pay a feeof $50. The opinion was affirmed in a suitbrought by William W. Johnson to re-cover from Daniel D. Lloyd a commissionfor a sale of land in Maryland.

The will of Elizabeth Hardenbergh, dis-posing of an estate valued at $l76.623, wasfiled for probate in the District SupremeCourt yesterday. The testatrix lived at408 New Hampshire avenue and also oc.cupied a home in New York. Beneficiariesunder the will are Miss Elim D. Gree. SaraL. Manypenny, Elsie B. Darlington, Law-rence E. Sexton. Mary B. Spangler, JuliaPinkerton and Eleanor Young Bailey.

The Court of Appeals yesterday handeddown an opinion tidclaring that stock-holders of the Arlington Hotel Company.

Motor GossipBy '"I GRO(AN."

719:'-wade H. Davis. 1 6thSat. aw Fad 1916.IXC2-I;eo.rge F. Howell, :4 Pa. are. as.; Che--

oht 1916:'t= )rs. Kate F. Butler, 10 Sth at; Over-

land 191x.-'90-'. L. f aris, 1%67 Newton at.; Overland 1913,

:'r3: - -. J. Raymnd, 17 5 N at Ford 1716.I'-,: t Iawh. s,; Union Trust Bldg.;

Frd 1913.vaughn 'D dd, :e2 5th at.; Paige 196.

:J. Ai . L ittch, The Woodward Apt;Pacrkard 1916.

't..W i. B. Cohen. Mt. Ranier. Md.: Sidecar.:.e3--51 r.. .,.it Say. 8:3 B at ne.; Ford 1916:.K9-lliacm H. Smith, jr., 1704 Kilbourne pL;

.t-rland 1915."N-s. Mce. Hawken, 4m ; sonsta are.:

-',R,nR Sharer. 1753 ln. rd. ;Pullman 191.t \i lhan, D. Casper. 6:1 9th at. ne.: Over-

h 1:91.794 T H Sope. 9'6 D at.; Intestate :916..^.r47 H 1 avid. 151 G at., Oakland 1911.

.. 1. t ister, jr., 1]16 Con. are0

Si cet. N. t'arrick, 15th at. as.; Sa.well* N .:lam A. Knape. 41ltita a.; Stad

t ke-r 1'!?...i9-~lrbert F. Smith. SE N. Oar. ane.; Over

Intd 1'26Ntt9lO--,rdon C True, 9:0 19th t; Stalmrs:911GH-Harrr C. Sigourney, 59 0 at. aw.; Maxwell

19'6Gil-Alfred .TNI-r, i N t.; Reo 192.U-icobert H. Irender. 1( Carrell at. se ord

1913...Ja- iabst Brewing Co.. 76 N. Cap at. Sterl-

316.Vat-. Brewsa Co., 7 3 N. Cap. At.. Sterl-

it. -916.' rs'ge J. Hofman, 1s Good Hope rd s.,A1 n 96.

M. Camalier, 'n1 T at. n. Ford 1916.H. 'rakes. 9%9 10th at. ne Fird 194

-:atia I nie, 1:013 O at. nw.; Overland 1912.-o I f t n. 41 414.; Ford I9:6.N A Smaith. 16 E at. r..; ai.liac :912.

a-.1".e Glass. Ii 7th o. Cao.. F :1. F. :9117 C. '. Grad, 617 1.k rek theurch r.;

( .,d'r 1916--:J. A. A. MereditL 1219 Girard t.; Auburn 4916.

Even a circuis finds that motor carecan be used to advantage--Millers 101Ranch has with them the machines andte eupped with Miller Geared-to-the

road tiree.

Manufa-tres are distra.ted by therecurrmtg cry for more cars. This de-nmand comes from every section of Ameri-can and from foreign climea Indica-tions of some time ago that there wouldie a shortage of 'ars for 131G are be-coming rea:ities.The demand s already far in excess

of the supply. The 1916 productionfigures, in spite of the difficulties underwhich the manufacturers have beenlaboring, are larger even than the earlypredictions. The season's output shoulde accor ding to all reports, in excess of

1,3.-.% are. It may reach the figure;of I..U a' cars. and should the manu-facturcrs have better luck in the futurethan they have had in the past, eventhis fi-.re may be surpassed.The tnantufacturers have been care-

fully Fathering data from all sections ofthe UniteI States and their representa-tives in foreign countries have been ie-porting carefully the conditions existingin suctions they have covered. Theevidences found ev. rywhere point to in--reased prosperity and prosperity meansthe purchasing of more cars, not only inAmeri a. but in all other parts of theworld. The prediction has been madethat the demand for cars during thesummer will surpae that of the lastthree years rolled into one.There is no section of America in

which business is bad. Every sectionhas shared in the prosperity which haspassed over the country like a wave.Many have wondered where all of theautomobiles were going, but reportsfrom different States, telling of theproportion of cars to the populationshow plainly that many sections are notsold up to the average of those Stateswhich now have the best averages. and inthe latter States there is no indicationof a let-up in the demand.California is one State in which many

supposed that the motor car businesswould be slack in 1916, but Californiawvith Its rapidly increasing mileage ofgood roads is demanding more and morecare. The motor car has come to besuch a necessity that people of everyclass from the rich to the poor are finding it necessary to own one. Thousandsunable to purchase in esarlier years hayesaved to buy a car or have so improvedtheir station in life that they are ableto do so now. The automobile is anecesssity for business, and is almosta necessity in private life today, andthis creates an ever-increasing demand.

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ECORInow in the hands of Receivers Aulick Pal-mar and Peyton Gordon, cannot be suedin the District for unpaid subscriptions.Suit to recover $481.60 in unpaid subscrip-tions had been brought by the receivers.-'he lower court held the suit could notbe brot~ght here. as the insurance com-pany was a Delaware corporation. Thisopinion was sustained by the AppellateCourt.

The personal property of Mrs. Mary C.Metzger, who died in 1912. belongs to thenext of kin of her husband, who died in1914. without designating a charity, theAppellate Court declared yesterday. Thepersonal property is valued at $500.000. Thereal estate, valued at 330.000. is to go tothe heir of Mrs. Metzger, who are Flor-ence C. Dinwiddlic, Marian L. Dinwiddie,Ella S. Todd and Lulu A. Burton.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.WHITL

Carl J Milbauer, Z. and Theres. L. Wagner., 19.both of Urchmond. Va. Rel. H. D. MitchelLJames J. Mc(rack.m, 3. and Barbara L MorgaL.Rer. L J. Fanner.Arthur G. Rankin, "I. o Nee York, and MignonAudri Klun. A of T-a'timore. Rer. G. W.

Van PFsen.it>bert . Johnmnu. B. and Nellie Brern, 31

Rer. H. B. AngusHern L. F ea.2 and ELlasbeth Goes, 29

Rev. J. Ni. Cooler.Philip Cleveland Arth. .32. and Lufse Dorotheaarnam. .). Rer. M. J. Rirdtan.Ja-o F'redman 1. of Philadelphia. and Dorothy

L. Platt. 2. Rev 1. Stern.Ruasel H. Crane. 21. and Ada L. Smith, Y Ree.

8. H. Greee..FAnm,uDominer Rheen 21, and Alice EugmiaWardnman, 2 Rev. C. E Smith.

OLORID.Oens Lorry. 23, and Sadie Well., 2, both of

RA.nrA,. Va. Rev. W J Howard.Thomra Warlield. F. and Marian Newman. 53de. W. 1). RattleSamuel J Raw...., 22 and Alberta Wilmo. 16.

Rer. A. ayles.W,11am NelSon, 26. and Martha Wallace, . Rev

J. Rikhard.Ahin A. Flaher. 2. and Hattie R. Phillips TRe,. V. A. DeVaughnJamen C. Olda. 2.. and Lillian J. Richards, 2.

R~e. A. 'ayl o.John lIrxton. 53, and Raia P. Taylor. 2. Re.

W. H. Brooks.Gordnn S. kiern, 2. and Blanch Rayard.Re. W. H. Dean.Henry Claborne,.3 and Addie Bolden. B Rer.

J. N. Green.

Bear in Zoo Bites Infant.Warsaw. Ind.. May 29.-Arthur Morris

2 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. F.Morris. was attacked by a pet bear in thezoo at Lake Waesee, when the fatherwith the child in his arms approachedthe animals. The boar's teeth passedthrough one of the boy'a feet.

HERALDCONTAINING THE NAMES AND ADI

AUTOMOBILES,Herald readers who fail to find in this

or dealers listed below will

GASOLINE CARS.

ATBURN-PATHFINDER-AUBURN AND PATHFINDER SALESCO.-643 Maryland av. ne.Phone Lincoln 1534.

CADILLAC-THE COOK & STODDARD CO.-1138 Connecticut av.Phone N. 7810.

CROW ELK-HART-CROW MOTOR SALES CO.-S19 12th st. nw.Phone Main 1196.

EMPIRE-D. F. PYLE,1101 Fourteenth St.Phone North 398.

GRANT SIX-

EDELEN BROS MOTOR CO..W. J. McLean. Manager.1612 14th at. Phone N. 203.

JEFFERY-HURLEY & EARLY, INC.,1220 Connecticut av.Phone N. 6694.

MAXWELL-H. B. LEARY. JR..1321 Fourteenth St.Phone North 4434.

METZ-CARTERCAR SALES CO.1333 Fourteenth st.Phone North 1302.

PACKARDTHH LUTTRELL CO..1214 New Hampshire av.Phone West 985.

PIERCE-ARROWFOSS-HUGHES CO..1141 Connecticut av.Phone North 3403.

PULLMAN--KING-WM. BARNHART A CO.,1707 Fourteenth atPhone North 196.

SMITH-TREW MOTOR CO..1837 Fourteenth at.Phone N. 510.

SAXON--RECORD AUTO CO..631-3-5 Mass. a,. n.w.Phone Main 21.

5TUDEBA1KR-THE COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLYI

CO..

Phone Main 2174.

STEARN1--POTOMAC MOTOR CAR CO..1126 Connecticut a,.Phone North 1000.

VELE--FOSS-HUGHES CO.,1141 Connecticut av.Phone North 1403.

TRUMBULL--NATIONAL MOTORISTS ASN.Sixteenth St. and Park road.Phone Columbia 5422.

BAKER-RAUCH.-LANG-BARTRAM ELECTRIC GARAGE.1204-05 New Hampshire av..2107-11 M st.Phone West 455-451.

DETROIT-IEMERSON & CRME.1407 H st.

) COMIBIRTH RECORD.

N BITKFted and Lather Vogt, boy.Noeran and Ann. Lnder.aod, be.Learoy and Janaia Wren, girl.Ian J. and Myrtle White, girl.Lo.s B. and Mary F. Tailor. giutHenry and Sal.ie Sandridge, boy.Wim. W and Elizabeth Smith, boy.Wm. and Hannah Roandorf. boy.John and Minnie .\. McNaughton, boy.Andre. and Clara Messineo, girl.Win. E. and HI,". A. Lei, boyTalnage T. and Fay Hackney, boy.Harry A. and Eugene Campbell, girtIsadore B. and France. 'hea. boyF. G. and Bedeca Blaniel, bry.Arthur I. and Nora Hrew, boy.

CHINE'LWellington and May Eo. ay.

COILRED.Samuel and Mary Bown, byJames A. and Lilly B. Nidena, boy.French and Ahna Cater. boy.Rufus and illie Carter. bo.Elsworth and Mildred Brown, bus.

Rioting Reported in Athens.Paris. May 29.-Riots have broken out

In Athens as a result of the Bulgarieninvasion of Eastern Mace-donia, accord-ing to a telegram received today fromthe Greek capital.

Big ReductThe United States

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Jones-Kessler F"IF THE TIRE IS MADE 0

605 E St. N. W.Phone M. 1041.

All Repair Work Guaranteed an,Waahing-ton. Sole Dlatribulors feIlie..

AUTO DIRTRESSES OF THE WASHINGTON DE,MOTOR TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES. Ifeature what they desire or who want

receive this information by clipping ant

ELECTRIC CARS.MILBURN-MILBURN SALES CO..122 Connecticut av.Phone North 2000.

MOTOR TRUCKS.

KOEHLER-CROW MOTOR SALES CO.,919 Twelfth at.Phone M. 1196.

HUDFORD TRUCK-WASHINGTON HUDFORD CO.Service station rear 171P-12 L rt. nw.Phone M. :72. Night phone M. 611.

THE HERALDcarries more AutoAdvertising andmore Auto Newsthan any otherpaper in Washing-to n.

TIRES.HERRIMAN, YOUR TIRE MAN.Vermont av and L st.Phone M. 4071.

SILVER STAR TIRE WORKS-Two old tires makes one good tire.Let us do >o:r work. We know howThere is a difference. 19_5 14thnw. Phone North 2,26.

DIAMOND TIRES-The new velvet rubber.National Electrical Supply Co1330 New York av. Phone Mi 850.

FIRESTONE TIRE AND RUnBER CO.Most miles per dollar.124 Fourteenth at.Main 3297.

MILLER 'fIRES-"GEARED TO THE ROAD."THE CIRCLE TIRE CO. (INC ),1214 Fourteenth st. Phone N. 5516.

SWINEHART TIRES.-1 neumiatic and solid. Our prices areright.425 New Jersey av.Lincoln 75.

LE ROY LIVINGSTON-.Hood Tires.1611 Fourteenth at.North 1246.

INFORMATK(Herald Automobile Directory.

Please send me the following infc

Your name..................

Your address.................Or telephon.. Man 00 aas

'LTEPDEATH REO03D.

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no1m M. 11 ymj. De ..3any water, X. Watr Bead RlRe.'t Dar,. a. s N t. aw.Esth M. Thomn, I snths. ____n SLMary E Eaumamn. g Nen. a D RtsFrunklin W. Brooks, T, 143 K at. a..Caroline J. Bryan. 1, 1314 F ksser Mary P. Colman. 'a, Georetaan dConventKath=2ea Lm. N. O PsIrlga VMary Meanthy, , 9ht lrah s. aer.Wo. Nelda 14. (analty RosptDonald Gold. I moh. Prociden, BartJanaie Miller 1 Iswoth. Chtikre' BopLRegina H. Mul1ea. 4 months, Um K st a.Infant of Jteph P. and l.ia m ghourn, Georetn Hoap.Infant of Joiene and Mahn. McVahwm 1 6a.Listh t now.

COLORED.eand F. Gn. 4 )ean, M Oat w.Wtl2iam Thomaa. 4. Providemfin

Jamn A. Pye. 30 F t. s.Jans H I.I itrRe.dm.- Rspt.Mary R. More, E, 3 laith I neEira Butler. 6 43 8 aMark D t*. 7!. a3 1th sR en

Policeman Shot to Death.Huntsville. Ala.. May 2 -Frank Mclg.

sack. a priceman was shot and killedtoday by Daniel Cleney.

ion in TiresChain Tread TiresNTEED BY USi3500 Mile BaisUCES:es, 303. ......... $9.30as, 331/2........... 12.15es, 32131/2........... 13.95es, 33x4............ 20.40es, 34x4........... 20.85as, 35x41/2........... 29.00es, 36x4/2......... 29.40as, 3715 ............ 34.85AYS ONLY.

tubber Tire Co.F RI. BBER W E H4E IT..

1521 14th St. N. W.Phone N. 4.ne0

I Done on Time. The Best Pervice InMarat hon Tire.-4.arntee.. n00

ECTORY'LERS IN WELL-KNOWN PLEASURELND SUPPLIES.any further information about the canI mailing the coupon below.

TIRES.THE CHEW-GOt CHER CO-

..W e can p'-use you a t we wi1Li.Tn!.r~s!van a Vactuum -upn1:c Fourteenth N.th 6001.

JONES-KFaSLIER RUTBBER TIRE CO.TREAD T:RES-MARATHONTIRES.

t:- and r12 E et. Phone M. 104L15:1 14th at Phone N 4509

WILSON-GOrCHER TIRE CO.Tires and. Re.pa:ra.1:05 Fourteet.th itNorth -:41.

ACCESSORIES.2EN ITH CARD LRETERSP'EDERALTIRES-FEI'ERAL AUTO SUPPLY CO.4. 1-e: na. aPhone Mi 8445.

AUTO SERVICE CO.-"Supp ies of a!: k:nd-.194° N.w Hamph;ar.e aT.North 612

B. F. ZIMMERMAN-St wart-Warrer Service Station.1--.. Fourteenth at.Norlh -.:

BOYCET MOTOMETER5--G A B R I E L-NI HBIER.-Service Stat.on. 1213 14th at.Irv. I Ionohoe.1'hore N :746.

NATIONAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.Etc: thi .r the car owner."

SN' York at.Tho:.e . a:r. 600C.

RECORD AUTO CO.-.67-:- Mans av.

Ph.re Ma~n 72-24

IIION GARAGE-5; "rm Ia. or night.

S e e-e.r. SIL., and Seventb.:.:. 5556.

I SCAN ALTOMOBILEGlOOD'-

Phone N. 70.

TOPSANDSEATCOVERS.Al ME ALTO TOP CO.

"Washington Foremost Auto Top Co.14.1 I'vo st'-

LAMPSANDRADIATORS.WAHING.TON RADIATOR aFENDER 6 MANY-Fende-rs, hadrxat r. Lamnpa. DripiPans. Gas Tankx. Etc.2015 Fourteenth atPhone N 961

MOORE & CO.-Auto Lamp- and Radiator Doctors.All work guaranteedlo6 John N'arshall PlacePhone M1 1648.

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