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THE WASHINGTON HEEA1D SATURDAY HABCH 5 1910 f I t i 9 fT IS CLUBS GUEST Business Men Hear Story of Mississippians iAPPLAUSE GREETS COL CANDLE Hi Speech Makes Deep Imnression Talks ip Commercial Ors nl tlon- ou Cori orutlon E C Graham PresidcB Mnala a Feature Imnch eon I Served in the Grill Room a speech from Senator James Gordon which deeply moved his auditors with a short talk on by E and with stirring music by members of the Washington Symphony Orchestra the Commercial Club had a most enjoyable evening last night at its quarters In Jackson place Senator Gor- don was the guest or the club at dinner and the speechmakIng and music wore accessories during the latter part of the evening In the assembly room A large number of the members of the club were present The avanJnB programme was In the eapablo hands of a committee composed of C Patterson Fred S Lincoln and E C Graham President E C Graham said that It was a little out of his province to Introduce the speaker of the evening In the absence of the chairman ot the house committee and he delegated that task to Col nan die who had extended the Invitation of the club to Senator Gordon Talks on Corporations Handle said Corporations are tho axles upon the wheels of progress turn and too much hammering on that axle will make it hot and the wheel will stop and a panic will be the result Ninetyfive cent of the volume of done in this country is done by corporations in which widows and or- phans money is Invested so the great octopus represented In the foreground with horns followed to the background will find the widows and orphans keep ing their preside bright and their homes cheerful dividends received from in- vestments In corporations There has been so much said against corporations that the prejudice la so groat that I believe Itds time for the government to stop and ponder I heard an eminent statesman say not long ago that the feeling against cor- porations so intense among the un thinking mass that only good crops stand between wa and communism There Is no doubt that if we had hard times such as we had in St when the poor were compelled to go to soup houses to secure food then indeed the great prejudice aroused in the hearts of the masses against corporations would be dangerous to the extreme PiIe of 011 Moderate When I was a boy the poor laboring man could hardly spare enough of his earnings to buy oil to light his humble home Today by Rockefellers organiza- tion the laboring man can not only light his home but can cook and heat that home owing to the moderate price of oil Mr Rockefeller has been in this respect the working mans greatest benefactor Senator Gordon being introduced after reference was made to his defense of cor- porations in the Senate told the members- of the club that his speech was merely an accident brought out from a feeling heart when subjects akin to It were under dis cussion If it cut across the popular Idea of corporations he said he could not help it Senator Gordon Speaks Senator Gordon said he was by descent- a Scotchman and a Presbyterian He loved truth and was bound to tell It al ways and everywhere The greater part of Senator Gordons speech was a re- hearsal of how ho bad passed from in herited millions to poverty back again to comfortable affluence into politics and to the United States Senate It was a most interesting story enlivened by keen humor and many homely touches of pathos that hold his audience spellbound The address was a vivid picture of life In Mississippi among the common people with their peculiar struggles and prob lems It was a recital that will be long remembered The picture of a man In advanced life losing all driven to the stern necessity to work and meeting the Issue with courage optimism and sue PENNSYLVANIA R R Reminder Bulletin LENTEN DAYS BESIDE THE SEA The brightness of the social world is dimmed by the som berness of the Lenten shadow The freedom of the sea beck ons and thousands respond in quest of recreation The lure of the ocean is strong in Lent for on its shores are found every oppor tunity for rest and upbuilding- It calls one out into the open because the air is fine the climate stimulating It makes feel like doing things The splendid service of the Pennsylvania Railroad brings the seashore very near to Washington Atlantic City matchless in its facilities for making the time pass quickly and pleas antly Cape May the oldnew resort with its magnificent beach and its golf and other outdoor sports Ocean City and Wildwood Sea Isle City and Stone Harbqr each with its peculiar charm Long Branch and Asbury Park with their varied attractions all extend a welcome greeting to the seeker for the new life which sea and air give for the t SENATOR GORDON L i J With Co- lA J Cot which business was on Lr ask- ing t 17 Life Rand Iul pet y I 11 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > cess was real chapter from American life of wliich janyi man may be proud Senator Gordon proved that whjle he may be a Presbyterian in good standing he is at heart a Methodist with all that religionists delight in telling his experi- ence In meeting lUlasIsKlppi Reeds Capital Speaking of the needs of his native State Senator Gordon said the great need was capital to start successful in- dustry suited to the State and the peo pIe who live there Mississippi he said is an agricultural State growing nig gore and cotton He declare that the State needs no help from the outside In managing the nom and that the means to makeup the cotton into the manu- factured product is all the State does nood to make it rich and great and give it a place in the national sisterhood equal to the best Senator Gordon scored the politician and praised the plain people who labor and bring out of the soil the wealth which it produces He thinks it quite time that the farmer and producer should have an inning in national State and municipal councils with the ousting of the agitator demagogue and manipula- tor of politics Music a Pleasant Feature Music for the night was furnished by members of the Washington Symphony Orchestra The musicians were scoured through the efforts of Lieut J S M Zimmerman leader of the Soldiers Homo Band Hermann Rakemann leader of the symphony orchestra played Wal ters Prize Song from the Moister singer Wagner and his encore was the Serenata Moskowski Richard Lorleberg solo cellist of the orchestra played The Vision of Salome Joyce and After Sunset Pryor Earl Car bauoh barytone sang The Refractor Friar Luncheon was served to th latecomers at U oclock in the grill room of the club TAFT LAUDS TEST OF Y M C A AT SEA Continued from Page One the Y M a A is doing that whore others have failed It establlahing moral links and bonds cannot ba broken National Cooperation Needed He declared this is a critical stage throughout the world in Christian mis sionary work and that it is the turning point where there must be cooperation between the nations and denominations and an Improvement over old methods Minister Lagorcrantz said he is per haps the only living diplomat who is representing a nation abroad after ten years spent in the mission fields and he told a series of anecdotes of his He said Sweden from the crown down is interested in missions and that she has carried the cause far thereat north even though Commander Peary reached the pole for Amorica There is one problem be asserted which every country my own included has suffered that 10 dissatis- faction and even hatred among the classes It is my belief that the final and only solution of that problem is through tile Christian religion The minister closed with a reference to a loiter received last weok from Prince Oscar of Sweden official head of the Y M C A at Stockholm In which he men- tioned tho association and asked its welfare here In the United States Thanking President Taft for his inter- est in the association President Smith saidThe President who has honored us to night celebrates his first anniversary at the same time we are celebrating our tenth But he has a better day today than he had a year ago because I think we can safely say the beginning of his reign was mostly snow Rev Dr StevonsQn gave a graphic ac count of the development of foreign Y M C A chapters and described the popu- larity of the association in unconverted countries Those Pcncnt The President The British Ambassador The President The Swedufe Minister The Chlneeo Minister Mr Ynng Kwal- Rer J Ret Stevenson D D Rev Sam el H Greene D D Mt George Otis Smith non H B y Macfartand Mr S Woodward Mr John B Hitman Jr C A Aspinwali Hon F H AhtotU lipon An drerr Dr W K Butler W H Baldwin Dr N P Barnes Ward T Bower Charles H B tler Z D BhddstoBB Henry B Bennett Dr Chutes BBw M W Baldwin V J Bewnuui Dr W K Buchanan Blake Howard R Barnes Rer C H Butler W P Brown F M Burst Lester A Barr Rev George T Berry Ed E Cleaent Roy Coohran David S Cnril William D Caimlnsbam Gen William S Cairo Prof L W Chanejr B M Chapman J Harry Cunningham Charles F Crane C L Corbf C Corby C N Chase W K Cooper William M Dove Orrtllo B Drown Rev J Haney Dunham D A Darts John Doyie John Dccrr A H Dadnuin John M DrysdaVc J P Drake Victor Eberiy Prof David Emmet Pal John L Evrell H M FtoltoD Creed M Fulton Fred Lc R h- tedt Daniel Fraser Clarence Fleramias Frank A Frost J J Gilbert Rer Charles B Guthrie G H Grosrenor Ezra Gonld Hon William 8 Greene David H Gregary W J Gcedeke E B Gruidin Dr Samuel H Greens J E HorsIng Hon Charles Dewey HHles P Heintileman J Phillip Herrmann John W HoUr day June M Hogs E B Henderson William W Heck Harry 0 Hine W O Ison William Jwaop M J Jones Benjamin B John eon D J Kaufman B Eeiffner John A Kratz Philip F tamer John a Letts Frederick G- Lee Lawreoeo R Lee Harold Lawrence Gideon Larson B F Larridc John B Lamer E S LA Fetra R S Miller James Henry Moser M T McomaK E P Mertz Dr F S Machos Dr Maurice E Millet Rev S M Newman Dr J R Neritt F H Newell Brainard W Parker EL Southard Parker W F Pierce J T Pevare William Ridfcrd Evans T Riihardwn L T Romaine Chaplain George RoUmofl Col William E Roten W 0 Renwick W 8 Stallings John N Swartzell J B Sap plngtoD Norman J Sanabory O W Skinner A L Swartwout G W F Swsrtzell E QuiEcy Smith William Strong Jr Thomas W Smith A B Suit Charles W 8 nme John B William H Saunders I H SAunders A L Smith James Sharp George T Sharp H M Schofleld George L Smith Miles M Shand Charles G Stott Rev J W Smith John B Bmallwood Edward Tarring Corcoran Thorn Hush A Thrift Samuel Tierney jr Cot George TroesdelL Rev John Van Schaick Jr W L Vetter Dr Rudolph vtm Ezdorf George H Winslow H J Walther B H War- ner Fred E Wright Vernon E West E T Williams R T Samuel D D Charles W Warden Dr George B Welch Harry 8 Welch Andrew Wilson Dr D E Wiber Imperial Mausoleum St Petersburg March Bourse Gazette says the imperial mausoleum in the church in the fortress of St Peter and St Paul has been rifled In the same manner as was the royal tombs at Ros kilde some time ago More than twenty gold wreaths were stolen Lawsuits No fi240 Robert E MatUnBly TS Mary J texts appeal Attorney J C Gittinea Xo 53121 Julies Garflnklt Co TS Mary W Heibergtr account 81105 Attorney W C Sun van No 3U2 William B Picks Company T jt E Johnston not l00a Attorneys Raltlon Bidden BIcharOsoD 0 c a I that ex- perIences fromand W L Ham W Sl man H Woodrow Robbed 4The l s after ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ STATEWIDE BILL KILLED IN SENATE- Vote Against the Strode ITS SPONSOR MAKES CHANGES Other Matters Taken Up DIR Designed to Force Road toTake on at Any Point Hou e Cleans Up JHimy Measure of a Local Nature Special to The Washington Herald Richmond Va ilarc 4 Shortly after the s nare in session today Senator Strode moved to have the StateWide pro hibitlon bill an a special order for Tuesday anti In the course of his re- mark declared that it had been charged that the Democratic machine was dictat ing the legislation to be passed and that in the last campaign the Democratic party had bargained that in case of the delivery of certain votes no prohibition legislation should be passed at this session The Democratic party is playing with fire ho aid Accepting tho challenge and repelling tim charge tho majority led by Senators Lewis and Sale Insisted on Immediate consideration of the bill Amendments Are Rejected After debate it was postponed until 4 oclock In the afternoon At that hour amendments were offered to tho pending bill by Senators Keezell Strode ind Hol- land all of which were rejected A two hour debate on the clearcut issue then ensued Senators Halsey Gale Barley Lassiter Foikos and Edmundaon oppos ing the bill Senators Elam Noel for the minority Tucker Saunders and Strode speaking for the bill By a vote of 26 to IS the bill was killed The house committee on roads and In- ternal navigation reported the Richmond FredericKsburg and Potomac bill with a recommendation that it should not pass The Coleman bill designed to force com- panies which are compelled by their char- ters to stop anywhere to take on or let off passengers to comply with the pro- visions was reported favorably Change in Bill A measure reported in the Senate was the governors bill providing for con- sideration of the different branches of agricultural work In this State under a United States board The only material change made In the bill was that the appropriations carried by It should not be available until 1911 Tho house cloaned up all of the remain- ing bills on thdlr third reading which were of a local nature or which wore un contested Several bills of more or loss importance wore passed One of these applies the principles of the Hepburn act passed by Congress In relation to Interstate traffic to Virginia The wording of that part of the bill is an oxact copy of tho Hepburn act Th house decided to continue In office the Virginia educational commission Putting persons who are vagrants and drunkards under ts care of a probation officer was the object of a bill passed In the house Hog cholera serum to be manufactured and distributed by the Deportment of Agriculture was another bill passed UPHOLDS SOUTHERN FLAG Senator Taylor Speaks Before Ba zaar Gathering Kentucky and Tennessee Night Is Patriotically Celebrated at Old Masonic Temple- In an address before the Southern Ba zaar In calebratlon of Tennessee and Kentucky night at old Masonic Temple last night Sonator Robert Taylor of the Volunteer State touched a popular keynote when he urged loyalty to the present flag without forgetting the Stars Bars of the Tho attendance was the largest this vraek fully a thousand persons attending during tho course of the evening Senator Tayor who was Introduced by Capt James Morris Morgan who scrvel on the famous Georgia of the navy paid a tribute to the Con- federate cause and the men of Tennessee and KantucKy headed by such men as Jefferson Davis Abraham Lincoln An drew Jackson Sam Houston and Crock ett of Texas fame In conclusion Senator Taylor praised the new South which he claimed was but the same old South with its same principles of liberty resurrected from the dead with the nails in its hands and spear in Its side BROKERS UNDER BOND Three Offices Raided by District under Bucketshop Law Upon the question of intended delivery of margined stocks E Everett Taylor and H R Duryee the brokers arrested yesterday by agents of the District at torneys office acting In conjunction with the Bureau of Investigation of the De- partment of Justice are held under 51000 bonds respectively for hearing In the Police Court early next week For more than a month agents of the Department of Justice have been accumu lating evidence under the anti bucketshop law and Assistant District Attorney Harvey Given sprijng the sur- prise At the Ouray Building and at 1329 F both of which offices were run by Mr Taylor and at the office of H R- Duryee in the Evans Building all of the records were taken possession and all customers were required to give their names and addresses before they were allowed to depart They will be sum- moned as witnesses when the cases are called for trial Detectives Helan Map Namee and Grant regularly assigned to the District Attorneys Office made the arrests The defendants say there has been no violation of law No 29171 Alice E vhalen TS Daniel Wbalsn dlTorco and Injunction Attorney G C Gtetman 29172 In re Mwy R Wflfftw substitute trus tee Attorney W 8 Armstrong No 23173 Margaret J Holland TS Dana 0 fbi land mainteaanoa Attorney W EL Aarfxos r J3 Num rom Coleman Passengers earn sot and Confederacy Con- federate the Att- orney new street Equity Salts No Measure Is 26 to Governors ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ CARDS JOE TODAY Jacksonville FIRST RACBThree and onehalf furlong 108 Touch Me 110 Inspector General 104 Me H7 101 tUne Mouse La U Mexican 110 Jack Denman 3 Bodega UO Master John 112 SECOND HACEFlte and ono half furlongs Marie Hyde M J Whalon 106 Sylph i IB DeaL J03 Nioolson 1W Merlin 10- 5lw Heart W iiyatlffer W IM THIRD RAUEFite and on lialf furlongs j Miss tons 97 Amber WilmoU 107 Diction 87 Jap W Outpost 87 VO A MB DUputc v 110 NtoWwu MT FOURTH RACBSeven furlongs Hasty ASTOH ItolMie IttehL US tioan 13- 3rocomoka lOt FII TH RACESix fnrtonc Inferno Qnsen 89 Anderson IK 37 Dust 100 Admonitor 102 Mongers 110 Ned Carra Sc MB Grenade 110 Lord Nelson lOtS Harm 110 Snowball 10- 5SIXTir RACEOn and onesixteenth mIles Gunning 108 185 s 103 Cablegram 1 Greet Jubilee 101 Tampa FIRST RACBThn fwte g ME 110 AfrJjKOW M IK 105 1 H Carpenter U9 Defer 103 lift SECOND RACFlT aad half furlongs Creusf a Love 107 Tfe Clown 103- Bollo of UM BalL W Pearl Hopkta 110 Oillifard 103 n IIS THIRD RACKFlre sad oB balf arloqgs W VtrsrinU Maid 110 Harriet Row K6 May lens 110 m MastIc 110 HarrcttTltH 169 Jodc Dan4on 115 FOURTH RACEPI and ww aU furlongs Restless TAdr M I l 113 Ramon Corona 96 Firebrand Ill AfthtM tt OMrfMfor 115 Tallow Dip MS FIFTH RACBFiTe sod one4alf furlongs MeAadmvs Ml I Cassowary iffl W IM Beth Gwdwin 1S7 SIXTH RACBSix f- Gffv Girl 89 Flora Riley ICO 1 110 C 3f 99 San Francisco FIRST ILVCEFtttnriti doorM Sir Fretfal IU Stone V 110 St ATM 0 Roberta W 7 10 Kloclrowan 93 Lureoa St- I Botany SECOND RAOEPartttity cewnso Madeline MwKraT Ml Artiwr W FretMb Cook portMalKHMj JW AKH F Peer 1 ThfetkRflll- eMiMlieak XlflflU- TH11I1 RACBSlx lurtceet Itt etii Ui Fort JotwMnt USJDttMnu S3 JOn O C r 108- OoWflna MB John Lo Water o J- Wnrat KAOSMXw mite aad ttraMr IMIW1 IBIRorT- RoyJwior tad Rwuid MO SIXTH KACEFit tad M 100 ilttlf firkszt W T Onrtmu DOWN THE ALLEYS DISTRICT DUCKPIK LBA017B- M Sd H 3d 3d m 9 5vaim 13- r sc IM IK- eHk mmm YOHK KO W tt IT 95 Me- kkeU N M J PtaTtHr jfi S- 3Totela 8JS S3 463 W S COLUMBIA LBAGHB- W LMbtrt OT- er Mf 7f Pie 8- U W MS K- Tt4H Wl MS 471 T6UH VK W COMMERCIAL LBAGDtl- CMtvUms I H bt 0- L A 17 IHrttaa a 70- s i n it I uuieuev a si Totals Oi 420 4MI I Tataii 418 465 DUCKPIN LBAGUE- Westminister FIfth Baptst tt W W 73 8t K 9 RMumfe VM M MeKerahierr St S Caawtes 16 IE W M5 89 MS Stemmer St MS 91 StephMMn mmm a n Totals O 4M ToUk 458 501 H Windsor rolled second aad third gomes PLATE rRINTERSrDUCKPIX LBAGOE Shoemaker Stars La d 85 122 M Miller 87 101 S- 3Hotoer 81 J5 84 WflHams S 92 OOnaw 5S 99 MeCaatey ftt 9t lilt 70 111 ilardW SI Ml 92 StwtW 32 SI ST Totals m 435 3 Totals 412 434 470 DISTRICT LBAGUE Potomac Oriental arber 1C Itt 189 SIllier 233 1 174- ISi 199 S rwod 1W m 1W 1 HA IN Warner 147 1S1 Oarrett VR 215 IM Crist IS ITS 18- 2Keatz mm M Ttanu iw 118 ZB Totals 9H 869 936 TotaLs 302 873 W3 SUNDAY SCHOOL LBAGUE I Mt Pleasant Lwera KT 1 1ES Bndl 1 liT MS 1S3 itt IR Edwards I MS 3 WiBtanuon 1 IS HT- Denhkst J38 1W 1 M 3N IB- Drri c K3 J 1S9 lUamner 111 1ST 1W Totals TK 7W ToW S14 t 7S3 WASHINGTON RAILWAY LEAGUE Gen Oflee Lighting Co BrooSs- Brows GtjMon Gore 2M 2tf Han 1S2 143 Ill 142 IBS Gardner B5 168 154- UB ISO 2U Totals 139 191 98 S3 63 ISO 150 147 Total 873 EC ARRESTED ON RUN Negro Caught After Chase of Eighteen Blocks The District Marathon records were smashed to atoms late last night when Policeman Belt of the Second precinct succeeded In stopping Frank Wilson a negro sneak thief after a chase of eight- een blocks Wilson entered the home of Dr L L Harbin 1330 K street northwest and helped himself to a couple of overcoats and a derby hat Then he departed Cries of Stop thief were heard and the negro made faster progress Belt was soon at his heels The negro led the bluecoat down Thirteenth through an alley north of street to Fourteenth Then he circled the block several times until finally captured by Belt CLASS DAY OFFICERS ELECTED Alexander McOormlcU on Mercers burg Academy Committee Mercersburg Pa March 4 The senior class of the Merceraburg Academy today elected the following classday officers to serve In commencement week President James Breckenridge Blackburn Plttsburg Pa presentation orator Theodore Clare Nevins East Orange N J orator Hosea Dexter Hyland Weymouth Mass pho phet Francis Bobbins McCook Steuben ville Ohio historian Francis Reuben Lowell South Weymouth Mass poet Henry Tracy Hale Towanda Pa secre- tary Gilbert Campbell McKown Martins burg W Va class marshal Charles Ed ward Murray Jr Trenton N J- On the class day committee Is Alexan- der Gait McCormlck of Washington DC Mechanics IJcn JSa Jbe Vf JL Thompson Ccrflpftoy William J Edthardt part of lot 3 square EST ttis Attorney WH fiholw RAciNG J I I HIM Van dee loden I Jam 91 Iii Lotte lOZ I Obcron I rapt Hand 1 i W I I La GIe 16 U Jl3 Jllc JoI1ie lIS SalmeJ lib CarrolL II 9J 110 leo 111 JII t 113 Xel I flske et MUan SR 9S 95 Water 1 SI DP ptrttO- D4U W Laeb mh boih- FOJt111 lUCIIOne Mile ro- B 1 91 EdwiB r L J a h 0 1I611f8Ote eo R IIhMIo M UJS lreild 111 ntrIeue 1M CbW HI rIM CII allrr lit to MS M w K > 11 > 41a n IS 85 ne ai 1 m t9 EiS M ntt rile 9i m- Il I Y DRaW I i3 II S6 101 let I lag Jtnl riDe s 161 SiD I street L lIt tstacicu SwilL Iolt Ymca eeeaer BIlly Panel Ta r IfS masH Mocimee liMes Lens L B The 11- 3t Tflhingbsat liar Sultan lianid I1ared 93 93 Slka OHlesar llgbt Besey III yards Fryer 1 30- 3OsaIia Ilack Tlsws 1tah4k Ooodtds ceIL i 91- MaguksU 83 9 IXI Tests SRI hats 02 Yes 9- 78slitr Basia 100 19 L 01 91 3 Iwresse 91 ch lIens 54 tn I 191 Walker Baron 915 39 fAll > > = > ¬ ¬ ¬ Today Will Be the Last Day of the RUMMAGE SALE OF MENS SUITSW- hat a mixture of fabrics and colors in this lot Plenty of suits light enough to wear right up to the end of spring and any one of them will make a good business or Af lfi f f suit All that remains are J 18 to 25 values for UK LO Wl UU HeadtoFoot Outfitters Ninth and the Avenue tt K 44 Jo knock- about dI0 < DAILY COURT RECORDFri- day March 4 1010 Supreme Court of tile United State Present The Chief Justice Mr JiuUra Hirtan- Mr Brewer Mr Jstl White Mr JaUc- MK Mr Justice Holmes Mr J Uc U jr and Mr Justice Lurtm George T Hutches of Colombia Tarn Daniel B Henderson U Washington D C and Edward J Hemdeg Mllwartw Wi were adndtted prtrtlee No 13L Edward 8 Thorni a trustee In ropUy Charles I LIght onr bauknipt kit TS SotomoB M Sagamttn pue d on coolest of sickness of eo utsri to be restored to the nfl the prortstoo of Section 9 Rule 3 on mctfes of Mr John E Iaskey m brOach of coaoeaL No Itt Charles A executor piaiaUff in error The Cleveland a d- St Loate Hallway Orapauv arsuamt- ttewd Ir Mr VilliuB 11 RtruTOrtk for the in error ooeduded a Mr Wilbur Onn for the plaintiff in error Not Kl and IS Th Baltimore cad Ohio Sotrtb- wcMcro Railroad Compuv pUintU in error T The Uittol States argument eouunroced bf Mr Edward CtfsUm the ptainua to error omUinted- tor Mr Solicitor U ocral Bowers for ti defendant in error and condndfd bar Mr Edward Cotetoo for pMHtlff in error Na m The Unity Dankteg cud Com pull aweiiant TO Gilbert Bettaua trust et at artoatnt cammen d tor Mr GeasUnt South wartli for he ppeUnt and continued nr Mi Thee dare Uontmao for appellee iUeherd Fritz AdjowMd until Moaday March 7 at It oclock iar call for Monday lard T will be M tel lom Nos itt SO and 2JB K7 m M 130 ne mm m and 13- 7DISTBIGT COURTS Court of AnpenlsP- rtsoBtAtL 2MB JIi w T HBUey and JT am WBs et al T BoV contisued- No 3K9 Marr e va et al Bet eonUavcd fey Mr C L Fnfier for ame1l and aoMtoded by Mr L A Ball r for uppdteat No 3M Jordan TS Landnun et at atKiEmea- tdeemeoeed br Mr Chanofiey Had tt awoflant- owtiBtHd ff Mr J J UraphiH for asseSses and oewteded hy Mr Cbaunwr Haekett apfwBaat- No SOL Philadelphia Baltimore end WaaWng- Um Railroad Oonpaar TS Taeker adraltrfstnariru- gHCMnt coauneactd br Mr J S Fiaaaery for ap peikRt continued by Mr L H David for appel lee and ooattettd bar Mr A L Nevraver for ap peflf for Monday March 7 No Pill PWUdelphte BaWi er aad WaiU tM Railroad Company T TB I OB bearfcg Attor flays McKeaaer FteBKSj HKsitanur No 2KT Anderson vs SsriUi Atteraeys 3Iath- HopeiraUMaddox OUe No MIL United States Trust Company T David receIver AUoraeyi Minor Won DiTtO No 2111 Simpson vs Guteppi AUwseya Cox Sherier Shrere Rkhard on No 2U1 District of ColumNs TS Sanford At lornejs Thomas Stephens Edwartff- No 2QSL Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company TB Fitzgerald Attorneys HaaaAtonHOtiard- Na 2117 Hart TS Capital Trachea Company Attomers Worthington Wolf Fraflsy Parry Son and Dunlop No 2061 King Harrington et al Attorney Masker No 2120 Baltimore aad Ohio Ralhoid Company vs Onorato ACbomeyB HamBtoa Dowsiag- Borrf No 2065 Adams Express Compaajr is Berry Whitmore Company Attorneys ThoinaB S iM n- McCaimoat Court Xo 1 JUSTICE ANDBRSONTS- Na 29069 Eystar vs Hart pleas declared iosaS elant and time to aatvrer lImited AUttnxyc P M- MarshallMcNeiil McNeUl and M J Colbert No 23151 Rwneo ra ODonoghne hearing COB tijuied Attoniey H H GlastteM F Maagin and M W Sullivan No DOJfi Plppard vs est restralalss order discharged appeal noted Attorneys D W ODon pghK W J Lambert No KEJ Backs County Trust OBea- iWatfeington Potomac and Chesapeake Railway Company sale finally ratuled Attorney Charles Poe NaSlIt Bride TS Baker argaed and submitted Attoruojs Hallun HalkmJohn fidGet No 8335 Daniel TS RaUtoae aaate Attorney W E Ambrose Na 23125 Baker TS Baker pro orofesso ordered Attorneys C S Shree sal M K RichardsOn Na 2S9i3 McCftllnm TS McCallam divorce a Tin maU decreed Attorneys A 8 Worthlngton Ml A Bailin cr No 23017 Lincoln vs McDennott ConstructiOn Company argued and submitted Attorney P M Brown No 2S323w urn vs Pickford motion omruled Attorneys C A Douglas and O L Baker Maddox Gatley and John fidGet Na SnS Fowler et al n Moors et aL refer coco to auditor for distribution Attorneys J J- DarlingtonWilson Bartsdale Arthur Peter and W J Neale Equity Court No 2 JUSTICE BARNARD Na 23118 Clagett vs Clagett reference to ex- aminer Attorneys G C GertmanJ W LaU merNo 23172 In re Mary E WUgas decree substi- tuting trustee Attorney W 8 Armstrong No 2W34 Bnaton TS Braxton et aL divorce granted AUarneya F A Fanninz and B W Parker C and E CarringtoB Na 29Mi Hall vs nan reference to examiner and order for alimony Attorneys C Carrington T C Taylor No 2S939 Johnson aL TS Keyser et at mo- tion overruled Attorneys L A Bailey IA P Loving and W E Lester No 2T6W Alderman et aL TS Cqllun motIon overruled and limited Attorneys G C Gert man and John Ridont W E Richardson No 2MF1 Wialen TS Whalen restraining order AUprhoy G C Gertman No SK93 Wedderbum TS Washington Herald Company order to refund deposit Attorney Charles Bendheim No 23913 Wilson et al TS Roman Catholic ArchbJshop bill dismissed Attorneys F D Me Kenncy G E Hamilton No 2S97L Shave et al TS Dotsey et al guar dim ad litem appointed Attorneys J E Ray J Glennan Circuit Court No i JUSTICE WRIGHT Na S2253 Keezee vs Sullivan et al default and ljulslUcn by jury Attorneys Charles Poe and W I Furbcrshaw Na 19031 Flynn vs Staples set for trial April Attorneys E 1 Jackson H T Woodard No 19711 Young TS United Cigar Stores Company motion for new trial ortrrakd and judgment on Ter diet Attorneys W O Gardiner and E N Hope well McKenney Flannery Bite No 45M1 Neale Publbhing Company TS Little page mandate of Conrt of Appeals And judgment thereon Attorneys Birney Woodard- H Conrad and L Robinson Na 5mi United States ct rel Sfoabentia T DIstrict of Columbia order testing uetr parties Attorneys McNeill McNeill H Thomas No K3il Valley Paper Conpany TI Joint Corn of to bank of t appol un- der Dull TL DIn ebk it lit Ill eo the Sari c TIle aid Na WaYlB J Chib for for David lJ vs 4 TL et time W 4 J Jostles a de- fendants and tee ckei Assignments 3 Equity 3 4 i ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ mittee on leave granted respondents to file an amendment to return and answer hereto Sled motko to strike eraUrnracraph 4 of answer of re ipoadwt overruled with tare to petitisner to tic Attorneys T B RbodwG E Hamilton No 53328 Ccultry administrator TE Lawrence motion for bill of particular orerrcled Attorneys E H JackonH B Davis Jewelli Riggs National Bank and No 50130 Same vs Same motion for new trill overruled and on Terdtet AUorrey J H Ralston and H W VhtailvR R Perry Son No 497SL Samaha TS Palmer et al and No 44919 Same TS Same motion for new trial flIed Alexander WftlfC R Wilson Assignmeot for 7 No B5 Hoe T Capital Traction Company At- torneys Leckie Fulton Cox and MoncarePerry Son and Duulop No XI lInden TS Lansburgh et aL Attorneys No 339 Wynkoop vs Shoemaker Attorneys Beach Lambert Yeatman No 333 Dimfotd TS Feurteenth Street Savings Bank Attorneys F Beylowiki and L H David II Boyd No 3L Hunch Metcalf TS Attor- aeys Milan SmithBright- No 36L Stevens TB District of Colombia Attor nays Jefforfs Uolteway Thaaua No K Trustees Street Baptist Church vs Lsnkfcrd Bro LovingCobb No 316 H l vs Georgetown and TeraaHytowa- RaUwy Coapaay Atteraeys Lambert Yeatman Douglas Hoover No Itt TS KeH r Attorneys Downing Berry Darr Peyser i Taylor Circuit Court rio S CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH No 515 9 MOkrTs Harmon judgment for de fe dant Attorneys G W Drew H W Sahon No K14 District of COlUmbia TS Pelty de rawrw sustained Attorney E H Th masJ J No XSi Bekenrode vs Burche motkm for judgment overrated Attorneys W B Matthews and W II AnAv Blrny Woodard No 61655 Eastwkk Planter vs Vlg all security for costs ordered Attorneys C S HBIyer L A arid Oscar Nacek- Na 48331 Griffith executrix TS Metropolitan Life Insurance Company time to Ole transcript ex Unded Attorneys J H Wilson Jr and F E- Pratl Berry Minor end H B Rowland No 2 Helnteke vs Atteraeys Wolf RoaeabarsGrafi MttoheH- Na 3M Herr n TS Capital Traction Company Attorneys Jeffords SalmtaPerry Son ml- G T Duaktp- Na 153 Beall u Capital Traction Company At tonKjs DuvaHPerry and G T Dtriop No 23 Ball administratrix vs United States Bxpress Company Attornej Baker Sfccrfi- yHogaaBlrnay Woodard Criminal Court No 1 JUSTICE GOULD Na 25535 United States vs Fred Vogt and Phfflp B Andersen violating section 655 code dee raSh Bostence ssqiendad- Na 2KE5 United States TS Edwin B Smith came aGile pros Nos 2063i 6812 C6S13 axiS 2GSlt United StM vs Joseph A MeNnltjr Henry Van Vleet and James Richmond violating section H3 R S U S arraignment postpose- dN SW5 United States TS Charles T Sanford carnal Itixtwkdgr nolle pros No 2365 United States vs Same same earn No 28B22 United States vs Carl Johnson house breaking and larceny plea nUts No 9MS3 United States TS George Bhckwril Spencer and William Brooks No 1 plea not guilty Nos 2 and 3 yln gniky- Na 26K6 United States w Charles Lovett car- nal knowledge not guilty No 295S United States TS Claude Williams same same Na 26ST6 United StAtes TS John Alien and Walter Williams housebreaking and larceny plea KuBty each No 1 sentenced to penitentiary for years and No 2 sentenced to penitentiary years and six months No 23373 United States vs Samuel J Cook embezzlement plea guilty sentence suspended Na 2SS2T United States TS nettle Johnson rob- ber motion for new trial sentenced to penitentiary for one year and six jnootha No SEW United States vst Seward A Winser embezzlement called for arraignment and fails to respond John R Lung surety called and to respond recognizance in 1000 forfeited Na 20BS United States vs Harry J Warring violating section R a U a recognizance in ftSW with James J Fletcher sorely taken Criminal Court 3To 2 JUSTICE STAFFORD- No SKIS United States TS Arthur BeU assault with dangerous wtapon plea guilty withdrawn and plea of not guilty entered trial set for Monday No SOles Onnsby vs Hood plaintiff granted to file declaration Attorneys G F Onnsby W E Ambrose No 52333 Gardiner vs Marshall motion for judgment overruled Attorneys W G Gardin- er M N Richardson No 52332 Leonard TS Moore security for costs overruled and cuse advanced for hearing Attor- neys K R Homer J W Cx No 51232 Desnrakes TS Adams new trial denied and judgment on verdict Attorneys J G Collins R B Behrend No 52250 Barnhart u Washington Alexandria and Mount Vernon Railway Company cause ad Tuiced for hearing Attorneys LccWe Fulton CoxD S Mackall and Gittiiigs Chambsrlin No 512S8 Rohrbacac T Hawkins judgment tar plaintiff on stipulation Attorneys J L Smith and R H WalkerJ D Williams No 3247 Loughran TS Dantzlc et aL cause ad yarned for bearing AUomcys L SimmonsIt 31 Thomas 5179 Robinson TS Southern Railway Com- pany motion for new trial continued Attorneys F Lwis G E Hamilton and H 1 Galley Assignments for Monday March 7 United States TS Arthur EcU United States TS James Creig Probate Court JUSTICE BARNARD Estate of Henry Percy order appointing J W Seller and J W Nichols collectors bond JlOQO Attorneys Thomas Beller Estate of Electus Backus order granting letters cf administration to Henry H GUfey Attorneys F A Fanning and B W Parker Estate of Alexander A Hicks petition for letters of administration Attorney Lv M King In re Charles E Fraser et al order satisrylas sale Attorneys Lcckie Fulton Cox Estate of William L Koontz will dated February 9 1910 and petition for letters testamentary At- torney G C Gertman Estate of James F Linahaa order granting letters of administartlon to Henry Calrer bond 2000 Attorney Henry Caher Estate of Julia E Lee win dated January 10 1910 filed Estate of John W Bailey petition for letters of administration arid order for rule Attorney John BiSon E UW of CAtherine E will dated October T 1903 flIed Estate of BenJamin Andrews order to Mil pet scnality Attorney Edmund Burke Estate of Wjlhelmina Behaj will dated May SL versa Ii Attorneys arh Er > Adams ttorneys I 6 DuItIIEH uMam for today White Sen c1 James plea fire tor- t I fails leave Dent No bond Pan Wild 1901 1eQ PrInting vs KelgwinHcllasdrn L Queen Rich- ard 3m Belabor A Bailey tz overruled 543 ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ < Bankruptcy Court JUSTICE ANDERSON No 15 In re designatIon of depository for bank- ruptcy funds Provident Savings Bank order desig- nating Provident Savings Bank as depository for bankruptcy tends No 628 In re Thomas Harapston hearing en dii charge fixed for March Ifi No 533 In re Thomas T arguerS and submitted District Court JUSTICE STAFFORD Na 23 In re exteniioi of Mtos eMa aveane or- der construing cause No TSO In re cocdncaatisa SQBare 226 et aL judgment for payments of awards far parcel 7 8 10 W 15 18 32 and 36 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Connecticut awnee teiraeeSvMre 2D lit 18 the Connecticut Avenue Highlands Owapaoy to Bertha Irving m Cleveland ParkSquare 1S lot W David F Weaver and B Stockton Vooraeas trustees to Stuart T Peniek ftS3 Parcel 22W Part tf the ridge E Joyce to Andrew B Webb 5 4 Woodley ParkSquare 2IW lot B MWdaegh Shannon inc to Herbert C He s tl r street northeast botwws E and F streets Square E92 tot 60 Ertwaid T Crisaond Duster to George W Bibles Eighteenth street tferthwtst between I and K streets Plariborough apartatnt aw S aaM- IX lot St Braless H Warner jr to Brain ard H Werner Woodley ParkSquare 9HK lot IT MMd gk Shannon lee to Sophie D Aside C CWIda sad Mary B Cole 10 West EeklBgtoB SqiKre 3HS lot Si Robert 1- 5Maborney et ax to John R Fan JML Chevy ChaseSquare jt 3S rotten 1C Gordon- et ox te Frank Bryan 517M Seventh street northeast between C and D streets Square 691 lot 39 George C PMoghtey et ux ct aL to William A H sad Bftubsth- M Troer- InsteideLot S3 block U Kennedy Davis Com paoy to Annie DarmM M tout JtSIK- LHtsJda avenoe north rest betww MMsachncetU- areaae d R street Severe 86 f John F Lynch ft we to Wtow S VlDa U 10 Florida caner ncrthwert between MMtadmertU avenue and R street Square 65 lot TV Wtegat Charles F UfUriek own right and u trustee ftt Pleasant Plains Let 6 Charles W King jr et us to S Howard Vmtotfaaa et x Julia Z CiWHinsham SU trw m Sauls AdditioHiiure fflZi lot 9 M Saul to Pejtta W Calfee SM- lSanls AaditioBSoiar 2BM lot Rastea M May to Peyton M Calfee MerbJh HiULot bkek W CSsreaee B Rbeem and Alexander T EcMey trarteee i J Worth CaiBaban 5CKI- SchMtMM ParkLots awl K Week S thom P Shadd and Charles B Prints at ax Jennie C to Onreace T Lacy cal Harrey C tt DEEDS OP TRUST Square 5 Part of lots U and 9 aDd interest In part of lot 14 Minnie WhIte et Tt to Morris Weinstein trustee to secure Morris Weinstein S1A paybla Much 1 KU 6 per neat semi annually Square 3061 Lot 19 Bertha Irving to George J- Easterdsy trustee to secure Ue Uont tkut Avenue Highlands Company flSU66 monthly payments 5 per cent per anaam Square 1913Lot 16 Stuart T Pente to National Savings and Tenet Company trustee to secure David F Weaver sad S Stockton Voorhce- strusiws Jl OO monthly paymtats 5 rxr cent per annum Square S3SPart of 27 Robert Jackson et nx to Floyd E Davis and Clarence I GenderS trustees to sec Walter G DavIs 908 1 to 8 months 6 per cent per UUWIB- Sa uro 973Lot 3t Harry A Disney et ax to John Shields and W Oliver Hurray trustees to secure Charles A Shields sad Mjrer Cohen trustees 5LCQO 3 yean 5 per cent sealannually Square 2109 Lot 53 Herbert U Heagstier to B Francis Saul aad Herbert T Shannon trustees to secure Middangh Shannon lee flS monthly payments 5 cent per annum Square 21 Let 57 Sortie D Cole Mazy B Coio and Annie C to B Francis Saul and Herbert T Shannon trustees to secure Middsugh Shannon incorporated SlliO monthly payments 5 a per cent semiannually East cf square OHLot 3 Samuel W Piritford et nz to Millard Millard and ThomAS H Pick ford trustees to secare M C Metiger JLS03 3 years 6 per cent readannually Square 235Lot 3 John R Farnum et nx to Joseph L Weller and John B McLeran trustees to secure William E H Merritt 5TOOO 1 year 5 vet cent semiannually Square 433 East put of lot Ifi Clarence E Wise et ux to Frank J Dteudonne and James Ber- ry Uysteea to secure Perpetual Building Asso- ciation 6509 Square 23d Lot Peyton W Calfee et we to B and WaIter R trustees to secure Harry M Ellis J3T50 3 years H4 sendannually Same to B Francis Saul and Harry M Elll trustees to secure M May L930 monthly payments 5 per era tier annum Square 292SLot 9 Same to B Francis Saul aai Harry M Ellis trustees to secure M Saul 1753 1 years 5 per cent somlannually Same to B Francis Saul and Walter E Hilton trustees to secure Harry M Bills 3T50 3 Tears EH per cent aemSannnally Square SSI Lots 21 to 23 inclusive W Wallace Chlswell and Harry Kite to B Francis Saul and James F Shea trustees to secsre Rome Sayings Bank flS SO 3 years 6 per cent oore rLot 76 Wflncr 6 Wingato to Percy H Rnssell and Thomas H Banes tnuttes to secure John F Lynch JT OO payable March 1 1913 S per cent semiannually Mount Pleasant Lot BOO S Howard Cunningham et ux to John F King arid Harry K Bees trus- tees to secure Charles W King jr J2200 monthly payments 6 per cent per SRBK block 14 Edwin S Martew et ox to Harry L Rust and William E Edraontton trustees to secure Edwardina Drew 8000 3 years 5 per cent cmianrttlly Square Richard T Boorman and E Bcarman to Joseph J Waters trustee to secure Jalins Heraasn JTT 1 year 6 per cent aemlannnally- Ingleslde Lot S3 block If Annie E Damall and Carl R Damall to Harry L Rust and George W White trustees to stairs Kennedy Davis Company 1860 monthly payments 6 per cent per annum Meridian KiltLot block 10 J Worth Caroahan et ux to Clarence B Rhesm and George W P SwarUdL trustees to secure Harry T 4500 3 yeses 5 per semiannuaJly Sqasre 6 Lot 30 William A Turner et nx to William Edmcawton and louIs R Peair trustees to secare Edward S McKnew J25W 3 years 5 per cent semiarmnally Seine to Rob ert Leo OWen and Alexander J Schwartz trustees to secure George C Pumphrey and John F Bayc 1 530 monthly payments 6 per- cent Square 1SST Lo So Frank Byram to H D Gordon and Robert E Heater trustees to secure Eilton R Oordof Jl TO 5 years 5 per cent semi- annually 33Lc 60 George W Bibbs et ux to to secure Edward T Crismond trustee 36Cf monthly payments 6 per cent annum l block 11 Edwin S Mariow wt to Harry L Rust and John F 3L Bowie tins tees to secure Harold L Johnson to 9 KCfitLi 6 pet DIet JK uasaa 0 k li- E IG l0 k Cole law Tamer B lot tQ Teresa 4t Ii Belt lot It Franc Saul f R tin A i In le6id Lot 66 Cur- ie 4 U Doo1er cent I E Square WillIAm A mu and lUgnAJd W Beau vcr Lot M Kernel Jell 510 En WHiner- S 11 5W En En 41 Hilton per- cent Teresa semi- annually trustees vi 1015 S C ¬ ¬ > ¬ ¬ ¬ =
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THE WASHINGTON HEEA1D SATURDAY HABCH 5 1910
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iAPPLAUSE GREETS COL CANDLE
Hi Speech Makes Deep ImnressionTalks ip Commercial Ors nl tlon-
ou Cori orutlon E C GrahamPresidcB Mnala a Feature Imncheon I Served in the Grill Room
a speech from Senator JamesGordon which deeply moved his auditorswith a short talk on by
E and with stirring musicby members of the Washington SymphonyOrchestra the Commercial Club had amost enjoyable evening last night at itsquarters In Jackson place Senator Gor-
don was the guest or the club at dinnerand the speechmakIng and music woreaccessories during the latter part of theevening In the assembly room A largenumber of the members of the club werepresent
The avanJnB programme was In theeapablo hands of a committee composedof C Patterson Fred S Lincolnand E C Graham
President E C Graham said that It wasa little out of his province to Introducethe speaker of the evening In the absenceof the chairman ot the house committeeand he delegated that task to Col nandie who had extended the Invitationof the club to Senator Gordon
Talks on CorporationsHandle said
Corporations are tho axles uponthe wheels of progress turn and toomuch hammering on that axle will makeit hot and the wheel will stop and apanic will be the result
Ninetyfive cent of the volume ofdone in this country is done by
corporations in which widows and or-
phans money is Invested so the greatoctopus represented In the foregroundwith horns followed to the backgroundwill find the widows and orphans keeping their preside bright and their homescheerful dividends received from in-
vestments In corporations There hasbeen so much said against corporationsthat the prejudice la so groat that Ibelieve Itds time for the government tostop and ponder
I heard an eminent statesman say notlong ago that the feeling against cor-
porations so intense among the unthinking mass that only good crops standbetween wa and communism There Isno doubt that if we had hard times suchas we had in St when the poor werecompelled to go to soup houses to securefood then indeed the great prejudicearoused in the hearts of the massesagainst corporations would be dangerousto the extreme
PiIe of 011 ModerateWhen I was a boy the poor laboring
man could hardly spare enough of hisearnings to buy oil to light his humblehome Today by Rockefellers organiza-tion the laboring man can not only lighthis home but can cook and heat thathome owing to the moderate price of oilMr Rockefeller has been in this respectthe working mans greatest benefactor
Senator Gordon being introduced afterreference was made to his defense of cor-
porations in the Senate told the members-of the club that his speech was merely anaccident brought out from a feeling heartwhen subjects akin to It were under discussion If it cut across the popular Ideaof corporations he said he could nothelp it
Senator Gordon SpeaksSenator Gordon said he was by descent-
a Scotchman and a Presbyterian Heloved truth and was bound to tell It always and everywhere The greater partof Senator Gordons speech was a re-hearsal of how ho bad passed from inherited millions to poverty back againto comfortable affluence into politics andto the United States Senate It was amost interesting story enlivened by keenhumor and many homely touches ofpathos that hold his audience spellboundThe address was a vivid picture of life InMississippi among the common peoplewith their peculiar struggles and problems It was a recital that will be longremembered The picture of a man Inadvanced life losing all driven to thestern necessity to work and meeting theIssue with courage optimism and sue
PENNSYLVANIA R R
Reminder Bulletin
LENTEN DAYS BESIDE
THE SEA
The brightness of the socialworld is dimmed by the somberness of the Lenten shadowThe freedom of the sea beckons and thousands respond inquest of recreation
The lure of the ocean is
strong in Lent for on itsshores are found every opportunity for rest and upbuilding-It calls one out into the openbecause the air is fine theclimate stimulating It makes
feel like doing thingsThe splendid service of the
Pennsylvania Railroad bringsthe seashore very near toWashington
Atlantic City matchless inits facilities for making thetime pass quickly and pleasantly Cape May the oldnewresort with its magnificentbeach and its golf and otheroutdoor sports Ocean City andWildwood Sea Isle City andStone Harbqr each with itspeculiar charm Long Branchand Asbury Park with theirvaried attractions all extenda welcome greeting to theseeker for the new life whichsea and air give for the
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cess was real chapter from Americanlife of wliich janyi man may be proudSenator Gordon proved that whjle he maybe a Presbyterian in good standing heis at heart a Methodist with all thatreligionists delight in telling his experi-ence In meeting
lUlasIsKlppi Reeds CapitalSpeaking of the needs of his native
State Senator Gordon said the greatneed was capital to start successful in-
dustry suited to the State and the peopIe who live there Mississippi he saidis an agricultural State growing niggore and cotton He declare that theState needs no help from the outside Inmanaging the nom and that the meansto makeup the cotton into the manu-factured product is all the State doesnood to make it rich and great and giveit a place in the national sisterhood equalto the best
Senator Gordon scored the politicianand praised the plain people who laborand bring out of the soil the wealthwhich it produces He thinks it quitetime that the farmer and producer shouldhave an inning in national State andmunicipal councils with the ousting ofthe agitator demagogue and manipula-tor of politics
Music a Pleasant FeatureMusic for the night was furnished by
members of the Washington SymphonyOrchestra The musicians were scouredthrough the efforts of Lieut J S MZimmerman leader of the Soldiers HomoBand Hermann Rakemann leader ofthe symphony orchestra played Walters Prize Song from the Moistersinger Wagner and his encore wasthe Serenata Moskowski RichardLorleberg solo cellist of the orchestraplayed The Vision of Salome Joyceand After Sunset Pryor Earl Carbauoh barytone sang The RefractorFriar
Luncheon was served to th latecomersat U oclock in the grill room of theclub
TAFT LAUDS TESTOF Y M C A AT SEA
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the Y M a A is doing that whoreothers have failed It establlahingmoral links and bonds cannot babroken
National Cooperation NeededHe declared this is a critical stage
throughout the world in Christian missionary work and that it is the turningpoint where there must be cooperationbetween the nations and denominationsand an Improvement over old methods
Minister Lagorcrantz said he is perhaps the only living diplomat who isrepresenting a nation abroad after tenyears spent in the mission fields and hetold a series of anecdotes of his
He said Sweden from thecrown down is interested in missionsand that she has carried the cause farthereat north even though CommanderPeary reached the pole for Amorica
There is one problem be assertedwhich every country my own included
has suffered that 10 dissatis-faction and even hatred among theclasses It is my belief that the finaland only solution of that problem isthrough tile Christian religion
The minister closed with a reference toa loiter received last weok from PrinceOscar of Sweden official head of the YM C A at Stockholm In which he men-tioned tho association and askedits welfare here In the United States
Thanking President Taft for his inter-est in the association President Smith
saidThePresident who has honored us to
night celebrates his first anniversary atthe same time we are celebrating ourtenth But he has a better day todaythan he had a year ago because I thinkwe can safely say the beginning of hisreign was mostly snow
Rev Dr StevonsQn gave a graphic account of the development of foreign Y MC A chapters and described the popu-larity of the association in unconvertedcountries
Those PcncntThe PresidentThe British AmbassadorThe PresidentThe Swedufe MinisterThe Chlneeo MinisterMr Ynng Kwal-
Rer J Ret Stevenson D DRev Sam el H Greene D DMt George Otis Smithnon H B y MacfartandMr S WoodwardMr John B Hitman JrC A Aspinwali Hon F H AhtotU lipon An
drerrDr W K Butler W H Baldwin Dr N P
Barnes Ward T Bower Charles H B tler Z DBhddstoBB Henry B Bennett Dr ChutesBBw M W Baldwin V J Bewnuui Dr W KBuchanan Blake Howard R Barnes Rer CH Butler W P Brown F M Burst Lester ABarr Rev George T Berry
Ed E Cleaent Roy Coohran David S CnrilWilliam D Caimlnsbam Gen William S CairoProf L W Chanejr B M Chapman J HarryCunningham Charles F Crane C L Corbf CCorby C N Chase W K Cooper
William M Dove Orrtllo B Drown Rev JHaney Dunham D A Darts John Doyie JohnDccrr A H Dadnuin John M DrysdaVc J PDrake
Victor Eberiy Prof David Emmet Pal JohnL Evrell
H M FtoltoD Creed M Fulton Fred Lc R h-
tedt Daniel Fraser Clarence Fleramias Frank AFrostJ J Gilbert Rer Charles B Guthrie G H
Grosrenor Ezra Gonld Hon William 8 GreeneDavid H Gregary W J Gcedeke E B GruidinDr Samuel H GreensJ E HorsIng Hon Charles Dewey HHles P
Heintileman J Phillip Herrmann John W HoUrday June M Hogs E B Henderson William WHeck Harry 0 Hine
W O IsonWilliam Jwaop M J Jones Benjamin B John
eonD J Kaufman B Eeiffner John A KratzPhilip F tamer John a Letts Frederick G-
Lee Lawreoeo R Lee Harold Lawrence GideonLarson B F Larridc John B Lamer E SLA Fetra
R S Miller James Henry Moser M T McomaKE P Mertz Dr F S Machos Dr Maurice EMillet
Rev S M Newman Dr J R Neritt F HNewell
Brainard W Parker EL Southard Parker W FPierce J T Pevare
William Ridfcrd Evans T Riihardwn L TRomaine Chaplain George RoUmofl Col WilliamE Roten W 0 Renwick
W 8 Stallings John N Swartzell J B SapplngtoD Norman J Sanabory O W Skinner A LSwartwout G W F Swsrtzell E QuiEcy SmithWilliam Strong Jr Thomas W Smith A B SuitCharles W 8 nme John B William HSaunders I H SAunders A L Smith JamesSharp George T Sharp H M Schofleld GeorgeL Smith Miles M Shand Charles G Stott RevJ W Smith John B Bmallwood
Edward Tarring Corcoran Thorn Hush A ThriftSamuel Tierney jr Cot George TroesdelL
Rev John Van Schaick Jr W L Vetter DrRudolph vtm Ezdorf
George H Winslow H J Walther B H War-ner Fred E Wright Vernon E West E TWilliams R T Samuel D D CharlesW Warden Dr George B Welch Harry 8 WelchAndrew Wilson Dr D E Wiber
Imperial MausoleumSt Petersburg March Bourse
Gazette says the imperial mausoleum inthe church in the fortress of St Peterand St Paul has been rifled In the samemanner as was the royal tombs at Roskilde some time ago More than twentygold wreaths were stolen
LawsuitsNo fi240 Robert E MatUnBly TS Mary Jtexts appeal Attorney J C GittineaXo 53121 Julies Garflnklt Co TS Mary W
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KILLED IN SENATE-
Vote Against the Strode
ITS SPONSOR MAKES CHANGES
Other Matters Taken Up
DIR Designed to ForceRoad toTake on at Any
Point Hou e Cleans Up JHimy
Measure of a Local Nature
Special to The Washington HeraldRichmond Va ilarc 4 Shortly after
the s nare in session today SenatorStrode moved to have the StateWide prohibitlon bill an a special order forTuesday anti In the course of his re-
mark declared that it had been chargedthat the Democratic machine was dictating the legislation to be passed and thatin the last campaign the Democratic partyhad bargained that in case of the deliveryof certain votes no prohibition legislationshould be passed at this session
The Democratic party is playing withfire ho aid
Accepting tho challenge and repellingtim charge tho majority led by SenatorsLewis and Sale Insisted on Immediateconsideration of the bill
Amendments Are RejectedAfter debate it was postponed until 4
oclock In the afternoon At that houramendments were offered to tho pendingbill by Senators Keezell Strode ind Hol-
land all of which were rejected A twohour debate on the clearcut issue thenensued Senators Halsey Gale BarleyLassiter Foikos and Edmundaon opposing the bill Senators Elam Noel for theminority Tucker Saunders and Strodespeaking for the bill By a vote of 26 toIS the bill was killed
The house committee on roads and In-
ternal navigation reported the RichmondFredericKsburg and Potomac bill with arecommendation that it should not pass
The Coleman bill designed to force com-panies which are compelled by their char-ters to stop anywhere to take on or letoff passengers to comply with the pro-
visions was reported favorablyChange in Bill
A measure reported in the Senate wasthe governors bill providing for con-
sideration of the different branches ofagricultural work In this State under aUnited States board The only materialchange made In the bill was that theappropriations carried by It should notbe available until 1911
Tho house cloaned up all of the remain-ing bills on thdlr third reading whichwere of a local nature or which wore uncontested
Several bills of more or loss importancewore passed One of these applies theprinciples of the Hepburn act passed byCongress In relation to Interstate trafficto Virginia The wording of that part ofthe bill is an oxact copy of tho Hepburnact
Th house decided to continue In officethe Virginia educational commission
Putting persons who are vagrants anddrunkards under ts care of a probationofficer was the object of a bill passed Inthe house
Hog cholera serum to be manufacturedand distributed by the Deportment ofAgriculture was another bill passed
UPHOLDS SOUTHERN FLAG
Senator Taylor Speaks Before Bazaar Gathering
Kentucky and Tennessee Night IsPatriotically Celebrated at
Old Masonic Temple-
In an address before the Southern Bazaar In calebratlon of Tennessee andKentucky night at old Masonic Templelast night Sonator Robert Taylor of the
Volunteer State touched a popularkeynote when he urged loyalty to thepresent flag without forgetting the Stars
Bars of theTho attendance was the largest this
vraek fully a thousand persons attendingduring tho course of the evening
Senator Tayor who was Introduced byCapt James Morris Morgan who scrvelon the famous Georgia of the
navy paid a tribute to the Con-
federate cause and the men of Tennesseeand KantucKy headed by such men asJefferson Davis Abraham Lincoln Andrew Jackson Sam Houston and Crockett of Texas fame
In conclusion Senator Taylor praisedthe new South which he claimed wasbut the same old South with its sameprinciples of liberty resurrected fromthe dead with the nails in its hands and
spear in Its side
BROKERS UNDER BOND
Three Offices Raided by District
under Bucketshop LawUpon the question of intended delivery
of margined stocks E Everett Taylorand H R Duryee the brokers arrestedyesterday by agents of the District attorneys office acting In conjunction withthe Bureau of Investigation of the De-
partment of Justice are held under 51000
bonds respectively for hearing In thePolice Court early next week
For more than a month agents of theDepartment of Justice have been accumulating evidence under the antibucketshop law and Assistant DistrictAttorney Harvey Given sprijng the sur-prise
At the Ouray Building and at 1329 Fboth of which offices were run by
Mr Taylor and at the office of H R-Duryee in the Evans Building all ofthe records were taken possession andall customers were required to give theirnames and addresses before they wereallowed to depart They will be sum-moned as witnesses when the cases arecalled for trial Detectives Helan MapNamee and Grant regularly assigned tothe District Attorneys Office made thearrests
The defendants say there has been noviolation of law
No 29171 Alice E vhalen TS Daniel WbalsndlTorco and Injunction Attorney G C Gtetman
29172 In re Mwy R Wflfftw substitute trustee Attorney W 8 Armstrong
No 23173 Margaret J Holland TS Dana 0 fbiland mainteaanoa Attorney W EL Aarfxos
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JacksonvilleFIRST RACBThree and onehalf furlong
108 Touch Me 110Inspector General 104 Me H7
101 tUne MouseLa U Mexican 110 Jack Denman 3Bodega UO Master John 112
SECOND HACEFlte and ono half furlongsMarie Hyde M J Whalon 106Sylph i IB DeaL J03
Nioolson 1W Merlin 10-
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Miss tons 97 Amber WilmoU 107Diction 87 Jap WOutpost 87 VO
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FII TH RACESix fnrtoncInferno Qnsen 89 Anderson IK
37 Dust 100Admonitor 102 Mongers 110Ned Carra Sc MB Grenade 110Lord Nelson lOtS Harm 110Snowball 10-
5SIXTir RACEOn and onesixteenth mIlesGunning 108
185 s 103Cablegram 1 Greet Jubilee 101
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Creusf a Love 107Tfe Clown 103-
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THIRD RACKFlre sad oB balf arloqgsW VtrsrinU Maid 110
Harriet Row K6 May lens 110m MastIc 110
HarrcttTltH 169 Jodc Dan4on 115FOURTH RACEPI and ww aU furlongs
Restless TAdr M I l 113Ramon Corona 96 Firebrand Ill
AfthtM tt OMrfMfor 115Tallow Dip MS
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Gffv Girl 89 Flora Riley ICO1 110
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DUCKPIN LBAGUE-Westminister FIfth Baptst
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Totals m 435 3 Totals 412 434 470
DISTRICT LBAGUEPotomac Oriental
arber 1C Itt 189 SIllier 233 1 174-
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LBAGUEI Mt Pleasant
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WASHINGTON RAILWAY LEAGUEGen Oflee Lighting Co
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Ill 142 IBS GardnerB5 168 154-
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139 19198 S3 63
ISO 150 147
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ARRESTED ON RUN
Negro Caught After Chase of
Eighteen Blocks
The District Marathon records weresmashed to atoms late last night whenPoliceman Belt of the Second precinctsucceeded In stopping Frank Wilson anegro sneak thief after a chase of eight-
een blocksWilson entered the home of Dr L L
Harbin 1330 K street northwest andhelped himself to a couple of overcoatsand a derby hat Then he departedCries of Stop thief were heard andthe negro made faster progress
Belt was soon at his heels The negroled the bluecoat down Thirteenththrough an alley north of street toFourteenth Then he circled the blockseveral times until finally captured byBelt
CLASS DAY OFFICERS ELECTED
Alexander McOormlcU on Mercersburg Academy Committee
Mercersburg Pa March 4 The seniorclass of the Merceraburg Academy todayelected the following classday officers toserve In commencement week PresidentJames Breckenridge Blackburn PlttsburgPa presentation orator Theodore ClareNevins East Orange N J orator HoseaDexter Hyland Weymouth Mass phophet Francis Bobbins McCook Steubenville Ohio historian Francis ReubenLowell South Weymouth Mass poetHenry Tracy Hale Towanda Pa secre-tary Gilbert Campbell McKown Martinsburg W Va class marshal Charles Edward Murray Jr Trenton N J-
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RUMMAGE SALEOF MENS SUITSW-hat a mixture of fabrics and colors in this lot Plenty of suits
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DAILY COURT RECORDFri-day March 4 1010
Supreme Court of tile United StatePresent The Chief Justice Mr JiuUra Hirtan-
Mr Brewer Mr Jstl White Mr JaUc-M K Mr Justice Holmes Mr J Uc U jr
and Mr Justice LurtmGeorge T Hutches of Colombia Tarn Daniel B
Henderson U Washington D C and Edward JHemdeg Mllwartw Wi were adndttedprtrtlee
No 13L Edward 8 Thorni a trustee InropUy Charles I LIght onr baukniptkit TS SotomoB M Sagamttn pue d on coolestof sickness of eo utsri to be restored to the nfl
the prortstoo of Section 9 Rule 3 on mctfesof Mr John E Iaskey m brOach of coaoeaL
No Itt Charles A executor piaiaUffin error The Cleveland a d-
St Loate Hallway Orapauv arsuamt-ttewd Ir Mr VilliuB 11 RtruTOrtk for the
in error ooeduded a Mr WilburOnn for the plaintiff in error
Not Kl and IS Th Baltimore cad Ohio Sotrtb-
wcMcro Railroad Compuv pUintU in error T
The Uittol States argument eouunroced bf MrEdward CtfsUm the ptainua to error omUinted-tor Mr Solicitor U ocral Bowers for ti defendantin error and condndfd bar Mr Edward Cotetoo for
pMHtlff in errorNa m The Unity Dankteg cud Com
pull aweiiant TO Gilbert Bettaua trustet at artoatnt cammen d tor Mr GeasUnt Southwartli for he ppeUnt and continued nr Mi Theedare Uontmao for appellee iUeherd Fritz
AdjowMd until Moaday March 7 at It oclockiar call for Monday lard T will be M tel
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Court of AnpenlsP-rtsoBtAtL
2MB JIi w T HBUey and JT am WBset al T BoV contisued-
No 3K9 Marr e vaet al Bet eonUavcd fey Mr C L Fnfierfor ame1l and aoMtoded by Mr L A Ball rfor uppdteat
No 3M Jordan TS Landnun et at atKiEmea-tdeemeoeed br Mr Chanofiey Had tt awoflant-owtiBtHd ff Mr J J UraphiH for asseSses andoewteded hy Mr Cbaunwr Haekett apfwBaat-
No SOL Philadelphia Baltimore end WaaWng-Um Railroad Oonpaar TS Taeker adraltrfstnariru-gHCMnt coauneactd br Mr J S Fiaaaery for appeikRt continued by Mr L H David for appellee and ooattettd bar Mr A L Nevraver for appeflf
for Monday March 7No Pill PWUdelphte BaWi er aad WaiU tM
Railroad Company T TB I OB bearfcg Attorflays McKeaaer FteBKSj HKsitanur
No 2KT Anderson vs SsriUi Atteraeys 3Iath-HopeiraUMaddox OUe
No MIL United States Trust Company T DavidreceIver AUoraeyi Minor Won DiTtONo 2111 Simpson vs Guteppi AUwseya Cox
Sherier Shrere Rkhard onNo 2U1 District of ColumNs TS Sanford At
lornejs Thomas Stephens Edwartff-No 2QSL Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
TB Fitzgerald Attorneys HaaaAtonHOtiard-Na 2117 Hart TS Capital Trachea Company
Attomers Worthington Wolf Fraflsy ParrySon and Dunlop
No 2061 King Harrington et al AttorneyMasker
No 2120 Baltimore aad Ohio Ralhoid Companyvs Onorato ACbomeyB HamBtoa Dowsiag-Borrf
No 2065 Adams Express Compaajr is BerryWhitmore Company Attorneys ThoinaB S iM n-
McCaimoat
Court Xo 1JUSTICE ANDBRSONTS-
Na 29069 Eystar vs Hart pleas declared iosaSelant and time to aatvrer lImited AUttnxyc P M-
MarshallMcNeiil McNeUl and M J ColbertNo 23151 Rwneo ra ODonoghne hearing COB
tijuied Attoniey H H GlastteM F Maaginand M W Sullivan
No DOJfi Plppard vs est restralalss orderdischarged appeal noted Attorneys D W ODonpghK W J Lambert
No KEJ Backs County Trust OBea-iWatfeington Potomac and Chesapeake RailwayCompany sale finally ratuled Attorney CharlesPoeNaSlIt Bride TS Baker argaed and submitted
Attoruojs Hallun HalkmJohn fidGetNo 8335 Daniel TS RaUtoae aaate Attorney
W E AmbroseNa 23125 Baker TS Baker pro orofesso ordered
Attorneys C S Shree sal M K RichardsOnNa 2S9i3 McCftllnm TS McCallam divorce a Tin
maU decreed Attorneys A 8 Worthlngton Ml ABailin cr
No 23017 Lincoln vs McDennott ConstructiOnCompany argued and submitted Attorney P MBrown
No 2S323w urn vs Pickford motion omruledAttorneys C A Douglas and O L Baker Maddox
Gatley and John fidGetNa SnS Fowler et al n Moors et aL refer
coco to auditor for distribution Attorneys J J-
DarlingtonWilson Bartsdale Arthur Peter andW J Neale
Equity Court No 2JUSTICE BARNARD
Na 23118 Clagett vs Clagett reference to ex-
aminer Attorneys G C GertmanJ W LaU
merNo23172 In re Mary E WUgas decree substi-
tuting trustee Attorney W 8 ArmstrongNo 2W34 Bnaton TS Braxton et aL divorce
granted AUarneya F A Fanninz and B WParker C and E CarringtoB
Na 29Mi Hall vs nan reference to examinerand order for alimony Attorneys C CarringtonT C Taylor
No 2S939 Johnson aL TS Keyser et at mo-
tion overruled Attorneys L A Bailey IA PLoving and W E Lester
No 2T6W Alderman et aL TS Cqllun motIonoverruled and limited Attorneys G C Gertman and John Ridont W E Richardson
No 2MF1 Wialen TS Whalen restraining orderAUprhoy G C Gertman
No SK93 Wedderbum TS Washington HeraldCompany order to refund deposit Attorney CharlesBendheim
No 23913 Wilson et al TS Roman CatholicArchbJshop bill dismissed Attorneys F D MeKenncy G E Hamilton
No 2S97L Shave et al TS Dotsey et al guardim ad litem appointed Attorneys J E RayJ Glennan
Circuit Court No iJUSTICE WRIGHT
Na S2253 Keezee vs Sullivan et al default andljulslUcn by jury Attorneys Charles Poe and WI Furbcrshaw
Na 19031 Flynn vs Staples set for trial AprilAttorneys E 1 Jackson H T Woodard
No 19711 Young TS United Cigar Stores Companymotion for new trial ortrrakd and judgment on Terdiet Attorneys W O Gardiner and E N Hopewell McKenney Flannery Bite
No 45M1 Neale Publbhing Company TS Littlepage mandate of Conrt of Appeals Andjudgment thereon Attorneys Birney Woodard-H Conrad and L Robinson
Na 5mi United States ct rel Sfoabentia TDIstrict of Columbia order testing uetr partiesAttorneys McNeill McNeill H Thomas
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mittee on leave granted respondents to filean amendment to return and answer hereto Sledmotko to strike eraUrnracraph 4 of answer of reipoadwt overruled with tare to petitisner to tic
Attorneys T B RbodwG E HamiltonNo 53328 Ccultry administrator TE Lawrence
motion for bill of particular orerrcled AttorneysE H JackonH B Davis
Jewelli Riggs National Bank and No 50130
Same vs Same motion for new trill overruled andon Terdtet AUorrey J H Ralston and
H W VhtailvR R Perry SonNo 497SL Samaha TS Palmer et al and No
44919 Same TS Same motion for new trial flIedAlexander WftlfC R Wilson
Assignmeot for 7No B5 Hoe T Capital Traction Company At-
torneys Leckie Fulton Cox and MoncarePerrySon and Duulop
No XI lInden TS Lansburgh et aL Attorneys
No 339 Wynkoop vs Shoemaker AttorneysBeach Lambert Yeatman
No 333 Dimfotd TS Feurteenth Street SavingsBank Attorneys F Beylowiki and L H DavidII Boyd
No 3 L Hunch Metcalf TS Attor-aeys Milan SmithBright-
No 36L Stevens TB District of Colombia Attornays Jefforfs Uolteway Thaaua
No K Trustees Street Baptist Church vsLsnkfcrd Bro LovingCobb
No 316 H l vs Georgetown and TeraaHytowa-RaUwy Coapaay Atteraeys Lambert Yeatman
Douglas HooverNo Itt TS KeH r Attorneys Downing
Berry Darr Peyser i Taylor
Circuit Court rio SCHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
No 515 9 MOkrTs Harmon judgment for defe dant Attorneys G W Drew H W Sahon
No K14 District of COlUmbia TS Pelty derawrw sustained Attorney E H Th masJ J
No XSi Bekenrode vs Burche motkm forjudgment overrated Attorneys W B Matthewsand W II AnAv Blrny Woodard
No 61655 Eastwkk Planter vs Vlg all securityfor costs ordered Attorneys C S HBIyer L A
arid Oscar Nacek-Na 48331 Griffith executrix TS Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company time to Ole transcript exUnded Attorneys J H Wilson Jr and F E-
Pratl Berry Minor end H B Rowland
No 2 Helnteke vs Atteraeys WolfRoaeabarsGrafi MttoheH-
Na 3M Herr n TS Capital Traction CompanyAttorneys Jeffords SalmtaPerry Son ml-G T Duaktp-
Na 153 Beall u Capital Traction Company AttonKjs DuvaHPerry and G T Dtriop
No 23 Ball administratrix vs United StatesBxpress Company Attornej Baker Sfccrfi-yHogaaBlrnay Woodard
Criminal Court No 1JUSTICE GOULD
Na 25535 United States vs Fred Vogt andPhfflp B Andersen violating section 655 codedee raSh Bostence ssqiendad-
Na 2KE5 United States TS Edwin B Smithcame aGile pros
Nos 2063i 6812 C6S13 axiS 2GSlt United StMvs Joseph A MeNnltjr Henry Van Vleet andJames Richmond violating section H3 R S U Sarraignment postpose-
dN SW5 United States TS Charles T Sanfordcarnal Itixtwkdgr nolle pros
No 2365 United States vs Same same earnNo 28B22 United States vs Carl Johnson house
breaking and larceny plea nUtsNo 9MS3 United States TS George Bhckwril
Spencer and William Brooks No 1 pleanot guilty Nos 2 and 3 yln gniky-
Na 26K6 United States w Charles Lovett car-
nal knowledge not guiltyNo 295S United States TS Claude Williams
same sameNa 26ST6 United StAtes TS John Alien and
Walter Williams housebreaking and larceny pleaKuBty each No 1 sentenced to penitentiary for
years and No 2 sentenced to penitentiaryyears and six months
No 23373 United States vs Samuel J Cookembezzlement plea guilty sentence suspended
Na 2SS2T United States TS nettle Johnson rob-
ber motion for new trial sentenced topenitentiary for one year and six jnootha
No SEW United States vst Seward A Winserembezzlement called for arraignment and fails torespond John R Lung surety called andto respond recognizance in 1000 forfeited
Na 20BS United States vs Harry J Warringviolating section R a U a recognizance inftSW with James J Fletcher sorely taken
Criminal Court 3To 2JUSTICE STAFFORD-
No SKIS United States TS Arthur BeU assaultwith dangerous wtapon plea guilty withdrawn andplea of not guilty entered trial set for Monday
No SOles Onnsby vs Hood plaintiff grantedto file declaration Attorneys G F Onnsby
W E AmbroseNo 52333 Gardiner vs Marshall motion
for judgment overruled Attorneys W G Gardin-er M N Richardson
No 52332 Leonard TS Moore security for costsoverruled and cuse advanced for hearing Attor-neys K R Homer J W C x
No 51232 Desnrakes TS Adams new trial deniedand judgment on verdict Attorneys J G CollinsR B Behrend
No 52250 Barnhart u Washington Alexandriaand Mount Vernon Railway Company cause adTuiced for hearing Attorneys LccWe FultonCoxD S Mackall and Gittiiigs Chambsrlin
No 512S8 Rohrbacac T Hawkins judgment tarplaintiff on stipulation Attorneys J L Smithand R H WalkerJ D Williams
No 3247 Loughran TS Dantzlc et aL cause adyarned for bearing AUomcys L SimmonsIt 31
Thomas5179 Robinson TS Southern Railway Com-
pany motion for new trial continued AttorneysF Lwis G E Hamilton and H 1 Galley
Assignments for Monday March 7United States TS Arthur EcUUnited States TS James Creig
Probate CourtJUSTICE BARNARD
Estate of Henry Percy order appointing J WSeller and J W Nichols collectors bond JlOQOAttorneys Thomas Beller
Estate of Electus Backus order granting letters cfadministration to Henry H GUfeyAttorneys F A Fanning and B W Parker
Estate of Alexander A Hicks petition for lettersof administration Attorney Lv M King
In re Charles E Fraser et al order satisrylassale Attorneys Lcckie Fulton Cox
Estate of William L Koontz will dated February9 1910 and petition for letters testamentary At-torney G C Gertman
Estate of James F Linahaa order granting lettersof administartlon to Henry Calrer bond 2000Attorney Henry Caher
Estate of Julia E Lee win dated January 101910 filed
Estate of John W Bailey petition for letters ofadministration arid order for rule Attorney JohnBiSon
E UW of CAtherine E will dated OctoberT 1903 flIed
Estate of BenJamin Andrews order to Mil petscnality Attorney Edmund Burke
Estate of Wjlhelmina Behaj will dated May SL
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No 15 In re designatIon of depository for bank-ruptcy funds Provident Savings Bank order desig-nating Provident Savings Bank as depository forbankruptcy tends
No 628 In re Thomas Harapston hearing en diicharge fixed for March Ifi
No 533 In re Thomas T arguerS andsubmitted
District CourtJUSTICE STAFFORD
Na 23 In re exteniioi of Mtos eMa aveane or-der construing cause
No TSO In re cocdncaatisa SQBare 226 et aLjudgment for payments of awards far parcel 7 810 W 15 18 32 and 36
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Connecticut awnee teiraeeSvMre 2D lit 18 theConnecticut Avenue Highlands Owapaoy toBertha Irving m
Cleveland ParkSquare 1S lot W David FWeaver and B Stockton Vooraeas trustees toStuart T Peniek ftS3
Parcel 22W Part tf the ridge E Joyce toAndrew B Webb 5 4
Woodley ParkSquare 2IW lot B MWdaeghShannon inc to Herbert C He s tl rstreet northeast botwws E and F streetsSquare E92 tot 60 Ertwaid T Crisaond Dusterto George W Bibles
Eighteenth street tferthwtst between I and Kstreets Plariborough apartatnt aw S aaM-IX lot St Braless H Warner jr to Brainard H Werner
Woodley ParkSquare 9HK lot IT MMd gkShannon lee to Sophie D Aside CCWIda sad Mary B Cole 10
West EeklBgtoB SqiKre 3HS lot Si Robert 1-
5Maborney et ax to John R Fan JML
Chevy ChaseSquare jt 3S rotten 1C Gordon-et ox te Frank Bryan 517M
Seventh street northeast between C and D streetsSquare 691 lot 39 George C PMoghtey et uxct aL to William A H sad Bftubsth-M Troer-
InsteideLot S3 block U Kennedy Davis Compaoy to Annie DarmM M tout JtSIK-
LHtsJda avenoe north rest betww MMsachncetU-areaae d R street Severe 86 f John FLynch ft we to Wtow S VlDa U 10
Florida caner ncrthwert between MMtadmertUavenue and R street Square 65 lot TV
Wtegat Charles F UfUriek own rightand u trustee ftt
Pleasant Plains Let 6 Charles W King jr etus to S Howard Vmtotfaaa et x Julia ZCiWHinsham SU trw m
Sauls AdditioHiiure fflZi lot 9 M Saulto Pejtta W Calfee SM-
lSanls AaditioBSoiar 2BM lot Rastea M Mayto Peyton M Calfee
MerbJh HiULot bkek W CSsreaee B Rbeemand Alexander T EcMey trarteee i J WorthCaiBaban 5CKI-
SchMtMM ParkLots awl K Week S thom PShadd and Charles B Prints at ax Jennie Cto Onreace T Lacy cal Harrey C tt
DEEDS OP TRUST
Square 5 Part of lots U and 9 aDd interest Inpart of lot 14 Minnie WhIte et Tt to MorrisWeinstein trustee to secure Morris WeinsteinS1A paybla Much 1 KU 6 per neat semiannually
Square 3061 Lot 19 Bertha Irving to George J-
Easterdsy trustee to secure Ue Uont tkutAvenue Highlands Company flSU66 monthlypayments 5 per cent per anaam
Square 1913Lot 16 Stuart T Pente to NationalSavings and Tenet Company trustee to secureDavid F Weaver sad S Stockton Voorhce-strusiws Jl OO monthly paymtats 5 rxr centper annum
Square S3SPart of 27 Robert Jackson et nxto Floyd E Davis and Clarence I GenderStrustees to sec Walter G DavIs 908 1 to8 months 6 per cent per UUWIB-
Sa uro 973Lot 3t Harry A Disney et ax to JohnShields and W Oliver Hurray trustees to
secure Charles A Shields sad Mjrer Cohentrustees 5LCQO 3 yean 5 per cent sealannually
Square 2109 Lot 53 Herbert U Heagstier to BFrancis Saul aad Herbert T Shannon trusteesto secure Middangh Shannon lee flSmonthly payments 5 cent per annum
Square 21 Let 57 Sortie D Cole Mazy BCoio and Annie C to B Francis Sauland Herbert T Shannon trustees to secureMiddsugh Shannon incorporated SlliOmonthly payments 5 a per cent semiannually
East cf square OHLot 3 Samuel W Piritford etnz to Millard Millard and ThomAS H Pickford trustees to secare M C Metiger JLS033 years 6 per cent readannually
Square 235Lot 3 John R Farnum et nx toJoseph L Weller and John B McLeran trusteesto secure William E H Merritt 5TOOO 1 year5 vet cent semiannually
Square 433 East put of lot Ifi Clarence E Wiseet ux to Frank J Dteudonne and James Ber-ry Uysteea to secure Perpetual Building Asso-ciation 6509
Square 23d Lot Peyton W Calfee et we toB and WaIter R trusteesto secure Harry M Ellis J3T50 3 years H4
sendannually Same to B Francis Sauland Harry M Elll trustees to secureM May L930 monthly payments 5 per eratier annum
Square 292SLot 9 Same to B Francis Saul aaiHarry M Ellis trustees to secure MSaul 1753 1 years 5 per cent somlannuallySame to B Francis Saul and Walter E Hiltontrustees to secure Harry M Bills 3T50 3Tears EH per cent aemSannnally
Square SSI Lots 21 to 23 inclusive W WallaceChlswell and Harry Kite to B Francis Sauland James F Shea trustees to secsre RomeSayings Bank flS SO 3 years 6 per cent
oore rLot 76 Wflncr 6 Wingato to Percy HRnssell and Thomas H Banes tnuttes to secureJohn F Lynch JT OO payable March 1 1913 Sper cent semiannually
Mount Pleasant Lot BOO S Howard Cunningham etux to John F King arid Harry K Bees trus-tees to secure Charles W King jr J2200monthly payments 6 per cent per SRBK
block 14 Edwin S Martew et oxto Harry L Rust and William E Edraonttontrustees to secure Edwardina Drew 8000 3years 5 per cent cmianrttlly
Square Richard T Boorman andE Bcarman to Joseph J Waters trustee to
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