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4 Vgc vA WJiT THE WASHINGTON POST FRIDAY 1PRIB 23 1915 wj Wtgjf ij KEWESSA AHEAD IN STAKE EVENT 100 HORSE WINS CHESTER SELLING Disposes of Miramichi Feature at Havre de Grace Track in FIVE OUWF SIX MATCHES TO HARVARD MCKETERS Doyle Brothers Among Those Who Give Way to Team Headed by Norris Williams National ChampionCordon and Bundy Save Whitewash Special to The Washington Foit Havre je Grace April 22 A hundred dollar horse captured the Chester Selling Stakes at Havre de Grace this afternoon defeating the high priced Mlramlchl a former member of the aristocratic Whitney stable Kewessa js owned by Billy Oliver a Scotchman ong a familiar figure on the American turf erstwhile owner of Lord Badge and Warrenton Kewessa came to Billy Oliver from Or Tyree who thought the horse would no train but Oliver who has always been noted for his remarkable success with cripples kept nursing Kewessa alongjjntil to day he is one of the fastest and gamest sprinters jn training it has been many a year since Billy won a stake with one of his own He came close once to winning the Jimencan Derby with Warrenton with good as 100 to 1 quoted against him in me winter books Warrenton was beaten as the turf guide has It by a whisker It was natural therefore that the old Scotchman was elated when his horsey under a long drive In which he proved his gameness should earn the flecision over MiramichL It was a comfort too jfor Billy has had his troubles lately his brother George a pal as well as a brother Ijlng now very ill in the hospital at Hare de Grace Kewessa Home by a Head Kewessa under the skillful riding of Butwell just got home bv a head There were seven starters and Kewessa was the choice At the break Kewessa was shuffled back but Butwell got him to going quickly and after a quarter had been runj he had headed Miramichl Turning for home Mlramlchl carried Kewessa ivery wide and kept bearing out in the lun through the stretch but Kewessa jand Butwell stuck to their work and were rewarded by victory Kingly coming up on the rail and saving a lot of ground was beaten only a neck Mrs Sidney Jose phthal of Warrenton Xn journejed all the way from her Virginia home to see her husband ride Racebrook to victory in the steeplechase which was next in interest to the stake Three ell supported horses in the race met with mishaps but that does not detract from the brilliancy of Kacebrooks victory Mr Josephthal apparently was not ready for the break and when Starter Milton gave the field the flag Racebrook was standing still Milton had to wave Racebrook on before Mr Josephthal realized It was a go Then with rare lAdiirfltrmoTiti At TnQnhthl vcaryt offer fiio jiuiot nc iuu iiui ujr iu vaiuu them Jn the first furlong but gradually made up ground and after a half mile had been traversed Racebrook was righjt up with the bunch He steadily improved his position and when Little Hugh and Frijolee lost their riders Racebrook moved into second place From there on the race was his He easily disposed of Wooltex the leader and came on to win with plenty to spare Abdon the favorite ran disappointingly He lost his rider Booth and the jockej was severely shaken up Dupee on Little Hugh also suffered Injuries The last race was a sensational one Tlgsewater running for Samuel Ross Washington turfman was apparently out of the race at the start but Ambrose sent her along and gradually picking up her horses she overhauled the leaders In the last 50 yards and won going awav midst the shouts of the Virginians led by Billy Garth TODAYS RACING ENTRIES Havre de Grace FIRST RACE Four year olds telling 6 furlongs Index Horse Wirt 114 Canto 110 GItan 100 98 Roger Gdon 107 104 Raj Light 110 Ancon 107 7 CaritpnG 110 80 Tiger Jini 102 Sir Dike 10T 49 Patience 100 1 01 Free Trade 107 and upward Index Horse Wirt 97 Sherwood 107 105 Bertha 100 97 Gordon Rual 10 105 Claribel 100 48 Sonny Boy 110 Sepulveda 105 Ella Bryson 10 lnca 100 Ada Anne 105 CI Col Cook 110 SECOND RACE Two year old maldensr mum and geldings 4 furlongs Leteetti 108 107 Jerry 108 Femlnest 108 I 90 Filly Delphla 108 Broomvale 108 1 Casco 103 Vermont 108 THIRD RACE Three year olds handicap 5i VU0 Ml Norse King 118 HbtTmple 110 I 98 Celtol 112 95 103 inn a eamfeHci jih Folanus H2 FOURTH IUCE Two year olds the German town selling 4 furlonga 93 Singsong 83 Lady Teresa 96 Sarsenet Polanus 88 Gentlewn 108 Peafcr 102Iollte 102 94 109 10 Golden List 103 BobRedfleld 40 Little Alta 99 105 109 FIFTH RACE Three year olds and upward uunji citing uitic bou iu yaraa Little Nearr 112 94 Lochlel 11s 971 Prowess ve 105 94 Chrlstophtne 102 107 Jesse ir oo SIXTH iRAC Three year olds anil ikh conditions 5tfc furlongs 11081 Breakers 112 Tretty Millr lift Wden Shoes 109 99 CUff Field 98 64 El Oro 100 85 Deviltry 10 5S Garter Knt 10J Venture 100 ellehen 100 Danish Girl 10O Joe James 102 50 He ill 105 Apprentice allowance Uaimed Lexington Blact liroom 119 Conquistador 115 Snip 103 83 St Lazerian 108 83 Carlone 309 95 Andrew us Star of Sea 100 first race gelling 8 jearoldi and upward fi furlongs Alice Dunn 90 Chltra lot Marcaret Lowrj 105 Droll 110 Charley McFerran ll Armor 115 Mallard 90 Billy Joe 103 Lsnir horn 108 Doctor Kendall 11 Calon 112 Bob 115 Second race Maiden 2 year olds 4 furloncs little Cove 100 Infidel II 109 Cosmic 11 lantara 112 Ola Charter 112 Disturber 112 fncle Will 112 luruur ji i Third rare Sellinc 3 par olds and upward ft furlongs iMei 93 Bayberry Candle 104 Gae dr ku nr laiuuui iiu Aitaniana 107 Miss Thrne 107 Kim Oneen Iftfl uABt a onan Hi Hoenir 114 Boots and Saddle 114 Yengee 114 Fourth race Purse 3 year olds and upward 1 mile Undenthal 85 Embroidery 98 iianV Day 100 Littlest Ring 100 TetanlOo Ben anet 101 Robert hay 112 San Jon 112 Meppa HP Fifth race Selling 2 year olds 4 furlon Deliver 1Q2 Louise Stone 103 Margaret Ellin 104 Tobacco Box 104 Thelma Marie 104 1 1ention 104r Investment 10G bcntlnel l07 Fonnersade 108 Tito 109 Paymaster lin Bundle Day 112 Ilu Slxth race SeUing 3 year olds and upnard 1 mile and 70 yards Llda Karl 91 Joe fo so Requlrami 100 Jessie Louise 10 Bulffarian 108 Jacob Bunn 110 Transit 111 Buck Kee non Ill Tener 108 Ralph Lloyd 112 Fort Sumter 112 Wryneck 112 KEADY FOR BOXING BOUTS ien thing Is In readiness for the championship boxing meet at Georgetown tomorrow night in which si bouts will be fought for the weight class titles of thft cpllege and three exhibitions put on lioia meaajs uu te awarded the winners Of the champloshljp encounters Hadlev Doyle and Ham King will act as Judges and Ben Thomas will referee faul Page sixtj pound boxing exponent of the prep school will perform a page The bouts will start promptly at 8 oclock and admission will be by card onlj DOWN THE ALLEYS ETOMMERCWL Giants arl 89 07 127 Wmannj 12 102 11 rardi 90 142 102 Ucrrtt 118 lor 98 Mitaandj 127 83 111 AUKT UCCKPIV LFAGtE Chevrolets Taylor Senseney Oppenhr Becker KiUin 10S 117 103 1J4 108 90 10 Srt 111 102 114 75 75 Totals M0 53H 551 I lotals 463 523 4S0 Washingtons picked combination of tennis players including the Poyle brothers Connie and Rol rated as our very best products on the courts fell before a quartet from Harvard Un ersity headed by Uorrls Williams national champion in singles yesterday at Chevy Chase club Out of six matches four in singles and two In doubles the home talent was only able to win once the honor going to Spencer Gordon and Harvey Bundy and this in the last contest of the series While the Crimson racketers came and conquered they left no sting as the beaten players were wjlllng to admit that they met their sportsmanlike masters and a huge gallery that braved an intermittent rain and cold has no regrets to offer It was the best tennis Washington has seen In many a day if ever And it may be Well said that everybody was satisfied Doyles Words Are Impressive Main interest of course centered In the meeting of Connie Doyle and Williams and while the pride of this section fell by wide margin scores in bare points he put up a great battle and gav way to a man whom many deem the moat expert player in the the United States today But a mere glance at the figures of the two sets which ended 6 2 and 6 1 do not half tell the story or give Doyle his due There was really only one angle of the game In which the champion outclassed his opponent and this was the depth of his shots Doyles words at the close of the match are expressive of the balance of power He said He got them back too fast and too deep for me and he hit them just as hard with his backhand as he did with his forehand Hes what I call a finished tennis player But probably this latter title should come to me Is No Pingpong Game But it was no pingpong game from either side and it is doubtful whether Williams ever faced an adversary who hit them harder than Doyle since he took the title from Maurice McLough lln the California speed king last fall Williams and Doyle both drove the ball with a desdly Velocity at all times Their tvIco was backed by a force that few would be able to comeat but neither was able to get the first one in very often and they seldom let up on their second try ana the visitor was guilty of 13 double faults while Doyle made only 5 But Doyles statement heretofore quot 1 ed soeaks clearly XeUWHIIams 5 Doyle 14 Paises Williams 7f Dojle 2 Aces Williams 2 Recapitulation Total points Williams 01 Doyle 43 Double faults WilUams 13 Doyle 5 Outs Williams 11 Doyle 13 Nets Williams 11 Doyle 27 Passes Williams 11 Doyle 6 Aces Williams 3 Doyle 2 Williams and Colkett Caner earned the victory Jn doubles over the Doyle brothers and the counts were 6 4 3 6 and 63 Doyle stayed out of the singles on account of a recent illness and showed that he lacked his usual strength In the doubles Connie Doyle and Williams continued in the stride of their previous match while Caner brought Into the set another ferocious serve This latter factor and the inability of Rol Doyle to get his regular Impetus to his serve proved the undoing of the home pair This match brought out more sustained rallies than that in the singles and Williams again displayed some of his deep court drives at critical periods Caner found it extremely difficult to handle Connie Doyles serve and Rol Doyle as well as the other three made some of those impossible returns Here is the summary FIRST SET WilUams and Caner 225442442 7 36 Doyle and Doyle 448114224 SO 4 SECOND SET Williams and Caner 2 8458ftl2 1 33 8 Doyle and Doyle 4 10 235444 4400 THIRD SET Williams and Caner 41440254 4286 Doyle and Doyle 24114431 1218 Total points WilUams and Caner 97 Doyle ana Doyie Only Local Winners Spencer Gordon and Harvey Bundy saved the home folk from complete annihilation by winning from William Rand and Lawrence Curtis in the second match of doubles Gordon and Bundy turned the trick too after dropping the first set They got going after this though and by a dispjay of team work and superior individual prowess were masters in the remaining two sets Gordon especially did brilliant work Scores in this match were 36 6 3 and 6 3 Gordon was beaten by Caner in the singles but not without a struggle 4 6 64 4 6 Every one of the sets ran to four all the superior stamina GERMAN VIEW OF WAR Presidents Handling of War Qaes Hons Dictated by Ambitionjor 1916 Says Staats Zeitang From theStaatz Zeitung New TorkJAprll 22 Thursday A great many people ln this countryare probably wondering today why It has taken Woodrow Wilson two years and more in the WhlteHouse t0tell the nation I Jove America A great many Americans are wonder ing perhaps why the President of the United States places more faith Jn words than In deeds I will suggest an answer 1916 These same two rears or more during which Woodrow Wilson has been the President of the United States have witnessed the outbreaking on earth of a was unparalleled in magnitude and with out parallel Jn Us effects direct and Indirect upon this country These years have as well given birth to other international complications affecting us the ultimate end of whch no man can at the present time foresee Basis of Neutrality Tet It remained for the occasion of an Associated Press dinner on April 20 1915 for the President of the United States to tell the country which he represents that he loves it The text upon which President Wilson spoke was Neutrality The basis of neutrality gentlemen said the President Js not Indifference it is not self interest The basis of neutrality Is sympathy with mankind It Is fairness It Is good will at bottom It is Impartiality of spirit and judgment I cannot agree entirely with this definition of the basis of neutrality I am inclined rather to the opinion that While npntrnlltv iinilniilitnrnv Imnllon fairness it implies at the same time Indifference Were one to sail close to the wind of logical Interpretation he would be compelled to discover In the word neutrality the religious refraln ment by noncombatants of giving any assistance moTal or otherwise to either belligerent Has America Been Neutral I do not think that President Wilson could rightly say that he has either supported or even encouraged a neutrality of this sort Our memories are not short We review the acts of the administration from the beginning of the war We ask ourselves if we have as a nation been neutral in the highest sense of the word The answer cannot but be No The words which President Wilson un 3 ed soeaks clearly cr where the tide his hard battle with Gordon he Jumped turned as a perusal of the summary wiUriht into the doubles match against oear out wuiiams snots were too oeeo to conslsfenly get back over the net al Vn XJMWAMJ 111 I 1 U1 lc piayer leuiug in ine BPj nfho or nnf end An exemplification of Canersj COIt rpflln wish however strength is told In the fact that after thot thv ni hn1 tvaaajbhito ncic iiui uciicii uiaiionci though Doyle was continually getting his racket lp against the ball Williams scored 61 points to Doyles 43 Doyle made 27 nets to Williams 11 This accounts for the difference of all save two points Another thing the recapitulation will show is that Williams only made five more clean passe3 than Doyle Here It is What the Figures Tell First set Williams 4 4 4 14 8 Doyle 2 2 2 4 2 6 Double faults Williams 7 Doyle 3 Outs Williams 5 Doyle 9 Nets Williams 6 Doyle IS Passes Williams 4 Doyle 4 Aces Williams 1 Doyle 2 Second set Williams 5 2 4 5 4 Doyle 3 4 2 3 1 Double faults Williams 6 Doyle 2 Outs Williams 6 Doyle 6 4 SO 224 7 31 619 LEXINGTON EESULTS FIRST RACE Three year olds and upward 5H furlonsrs Hawthorn 108 Smith 370 3 00 out won Royal I 94 Marco 4 50 out second Helen Barbee 119 McTaggart out third Time 109 See It also ran SECOND RACE Two year olds allowance Vi mile Gypsy Georje 102 Martin 4250 1970 7 00 won Mary 109 Lottos 12 40 6 40 second Mnney 103 Taylor 8 30 third Time 0 49 2 5 Sal Vanity John Jr Baby Clt Margaret Thornwood and Impressive also ran THIRD RACE Three year old Allies 6 furlongs Waterblossom 107 Martin 3 80 3 30 2 50 won Anna Kreuter 103 Pool 6 90 380 second Pan Maid 107 McCabe 4 70 third Time 116 4 5 Lady Jane Grey Sea Shell Mabel Montgomery Tory Maid Stalwart Helen and La Patrie also ran FOCRTH RACE Handiean 3 year olds and upward mile Goldcrest Boy 97 Kederis 9 40 3 20 out on Chalmers 104 Poole 2 out second Rlngling 99 Marco out third Time 1 42 Liberator also ran FIFTH R4CE Selliog 2 year olds 4 far longs Important 112 Martin 15 00 6 90 450 won Southern League 112 Meehan 3 90 8 20 second Lucky 112 Mott 5 70 third Time 0 49 4 5 Bessie Jf Little Sister Mission Bell Titana Jacobs Pannella Little Gretchen and Chlnchin also ran SIXTH RACE Selling 8 year oldi and upward mile Bonania 114 Lottos 870 4 30 2 80 won RlblnetU 105 Poole 7 60 8 20 second Luther 113 McTaggmrt 2S0 third Time 1 41 3 5 Bonne Chance and La Mode also ran the Doyles Ballard Moore and Harvey Bundy were the other Washington men to lose in the singles Lawrence Curtis and William Rand being their conquerors Rand defeated Bundy with surprising ease 6 3 and 6 0 but Curtis had his hands full in disposing of Moore in the longest match of the day Play Fast Third Set Moore took the first set by his superior placing 6 3 but aided his opponent to the next one 64 by many nets and outs In the final it was nip and tuck until it ended 8 6 with both plajers going better than at any time during the match a majority of the points being gained on pAsses or shots that were almost impossible to hit with a good chance of a return All In all it was some tennis The summary Singles Norris WlUiams Harvard defeated Conrad Doyle Washington 62 61 Calkett Caner Harvard defeated Spencer Gordon Washington 64 48 46 William Rand Harvard defeated Harvey Bundy Washington ft 8 60 Lawn nee Curtis Harvard defeated Ballard Moore Washington 86 84 8 6 Doubles Williams and Caner defeated Doyle and Doyle 64 36 63 Gordon and Bundy defeated Rand and Curtis 86 6 3 6 3 that they were not belled by unanswer able facts Another two years awaits Mr Wilson as President of the United States The war may or may not last i that long We should like to see in these years a translation of Mr Wilsons words into action by Mr Wilson Herman RIdder BEAUTIFY WASHINGTON Lawns and Gardens Should Be Cared for Now The most beautiful and most important features of any city are the homes A city beautiful Is created bv the homemakers not the monument builders WashlnBtnn has many beautiful homes The greatest work in making this city more beautiful will be the work of the average man the man who cares for his lawn and flowers Appreciating the importance of better lawns and gardens The Post will present a series of articles on this subject be zinnimr next Sunday The purpose of these articles Is to encourage every one to lend his aid to the city beautiful movement Tf vou have a starved hit of grass or a little garden be sure to note the news in The Sunday Post Well tell you how hrnnerh the use of radium to make better grass grow and more and bigger flowers Adv SHOULD BUN WELL TODAY Lexington Cincinnati Enquirer Bob Salon Drom Cosmic Disturber Little Cove Miss Thorpe The Norman Tenghee Tetan Robert Kay Benanet Tobacco Roi Paymaster Thelma Buck Keenon Bulgarian Ralph Lloyd Morning Telegraph Cbitra Billy Joe Bob Disturber Old Charter Cncle Will Soslus Hoenir Boots and Saddle Iindenthal Embroidery Robert Kay Investment Bundlee Day Paymaster Transit Jessie Louise Joe Havre De Grace Cincinnati Enquirer Ray Light Claribel Ella Bryson 1 Illy Delphia Femlnlnst Hroomvale Norse King Sarsanet Sam Slick little Alta Iollte Broonivale Wooden Shoe Eloro Progressive ConquUtedor ellchen Deviltry tMornlng Telegraph Ella Bryson Sherwood Patience Casco Jerry Jr Broomvale Tyreeentry Lady Teresa Norse King Gentlewoman Tesky lollte Wooden fchoes Locbiel El Oro Andrew St Laierlan Carlone HAVRE DE GRACE MD APRIL 22 1915 SEVENTH DAY WEATHER CLOUDY TRACK FAST ja TTTWaT Birr Civ fitrlAn Tiiraa tlflrt Tim vftBlndl SLTtl llDWBTd A V9 won driving place same Went to post at Off at I 8 Winner Moodys 5 by Joe Carev or Nealon Gottlleben 0 24 2 5 0 48 1 13 3 5 Trained by Stanfield Belling Start good oofly Value to winner 3300 Time Index Horses fljt Pent St i Jockevs On HI CI PI Sh 7 Memirlum 10 7 1 l4 I 1 li HaftwelL 10 10 3 8 3 83 Taxian 104 5 4 3 Jo Burton 5 11 10 1 2 1 4 3 The Busybody 115 2 3 6 il 3i4 Rice 8 5 2 1 30 Cliff Haven 104 6A S1 41 Ambrose 5 18 5 1 1 2 67 Bustling Brass 116 5 7 7 5 Coleman IS 2S 20 2 78 Lost Fortune 109 4 2l 2 31 Turner 8 8 9 35 44Pennyrock 115 1 2 34 3Vi 5 7 Mclntjr 40 15 6 Mercurlum outbroke his field and was In land to the stretch turn where he drew aay Into a long lead but nas stopping at the end Tarzan crowded back at the Start and forced to work his way up on the outside faltered in the last sixteenth The Busybody finished going very strong Cliff Haven had a very rough trip Scratch ed Carbureter Sunno Inlan Brynavla Winner entered for 5300 no Md 1 SECOND RACE About 2 miles Purse 8600 For 4 year olds and upward SeUing steeplechase Start poor Won easily place same Went to poet at 8 00 OH at 3 04 Winner Josephthals aged by Racine Miss Wandelohr Trained by Josephthal Yalne to winner MM Time 4 02 Index 73J 85 73 7 tv 73 i Horses Wet Post St 3 8 Racebrook 147 4 7 4 2 Wooltex 137 6 3 1 1 Gua Cotton 150 5 8 7 41 Woodfle 130 3 1 51 5 Abdon 149 7 2 6W 31 Frijolee 149 2 5 3 Little Hugh 149 1 i i 13 Fin 1 1 1 2 ju 4 8 3 5 4 4 3 Jockeys Op Mr Josephthal 8 Walkru 15 Williams 4 Grind 30 Booth 8 5 Kohler 3 Zhipee 5 Hi 10 25 80 5 2 CL 8 20 6 50 a 5 8 9 1 PL 2 8 2 20 4 5 6 5 1 5 Sh 7 5 i 1 8 2 5 1 2 4 5 Fell tLost rider Racebrook was left at the poet but went after his field was Uken in hand after dropping Into a good position and easily disposed of Wooltex In the last half Wooltex showed a lot of speed and fenced well but quit when the winner caught him Gun Cotton could never get up Abdon lost his rider at the twelfth fence Little Hugh fell at the seventh jump and Frijolee stumbled over him Corrected weight Racebrook 147 Winner entered for 1300 no bid 14 4 THIRD RACE Five and a half furlongs Purse 3400 For 3 year olds and Upward Selling Start good Won easily place same Went to post at i 28 Off at 3 30 Winner Mrs Phillips br 6 by Marta Santa Maid of Fortune Trained by Phillips Value to winner J300 Time 0 23 1 5 0 48 1 07 2 5 St Albans 4 A and 3 St Albans AB A A 4 a Brewer sh 4 1 8 3 Love 2b ii 1 1 9 2 0 Oil 1 0 0 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 March p2b Leavell 31 4 Holmes rfp 4 Davidson 4 Dantels rf 2 Gott 2b 2 Northrop 8b 8 Potter cf 2 Ixifcer rf 2 Rose rf 1 4 4 Foster 81 4 Hazelhurst ss 4 Miller lb 4 King 8 Bolton 4 XeaL cf 4 Hunter rf 1 Franzer rf 3 Hoover If 2 ABHO A 0 13 0 10 0 3 2 210 1 0 8 3 10 4 10 0 10 0 0 0 01 0 2 0 Totals S3 62513 Totals 31 727 1 One out when winning run scored St Alban 00002010 14 A and Preps 00000000 33 Runs Daniels Northrop Potter Loker Miller Kln and cal Errors Brewer March Leavell avidon Northrop love 3 Foster Haielhurs Miller King and Xeal Left on liases St Albans A and Prep 8 First base on balls Off March 4 off Holmes 1 off Bolton 2 Innings pitched By 13 by Holmes 2 3 Hits made Off March 3 off Boltoa 7 Struck out By March by Holmes 1 by Bolton ft Two base hits Brewer Bolton Miller Veal Huutr Sacrifice hit Potter Stolen bases Holme Northtop 8 Potter 2 Double play Haielhurat to IfM lV1 HIt br Pltcber By Bolton 1 ild pitch Msrch Paased balls Davidson 3 umpire Mr John Dugan Indexl Horses Wgt Post St Pin Jockeys Op HI CL PL Sh 72Vllev 107 6 1 1H 1 ll 1 Llllv 1 2 3 52 5 1 8 84 Scorpll 82 2 2 2 2 25 2 Louder 3 4 3 2 8 67 Inlan 107 3 3 3 44 3V 3 Shilling J2 15 15 4 4 5 60 Sunno 100 4 3U 3 4 4 MtCaheyr 30 12 9 8 5 2 5 84 Jem 97 5 4 44 5 5 54 McKeever 100 150 150 40 IS 96 Goodwdod 107 1 6 8 8 8 6 Turner 15 30 20 4 3 3 Mley held Ills Held safe at all stages and Lilly saved ground with him all the way Scorpll In close pursuit of the pace from the break bung on with good courage in the final drive Inlan wore down the tiring Sunno The latter met with no mUhaps Scratched Laura Ancon Hudas Brother Overweights Goodwood 5 Jem 5 Winner entered for 40O bid to 8605 and retained FOURTH RACE Six furlongs Purse 81000 For 3 year olds and upward The Chester ll selling slakes Start good Won driving Place same Went to post at 3 53 Oft i at 4 00 inner Miss Olivers 6 by McGee Santara Trained by Oliver Value to winner 675 Time 0 23 1 5 0 47 2 5 1 12 2 5 Indexi Hres Wgt Post St i Fin Jockeys Op HI CI PI Sh 92lKewea 110 4 4 2ft 2 2lH 1 Butwell 5 9 5 7 5 1 2 1 4 87MlramlchI 110 5 3 1 1V lH 2 Buxton9 5 13 5 13 5 10 2 5 87 IMngly 11 3 7 4l 4 4 3 Hane 6 10 8 3 3 2 87 Emerald Gem 10 6 1 5 5 5 4 Shtlllng 12 15 15 6 3 87 Boxer 92 2 6 7 61 6 5 Louder 15 25 25 8 4 87 Acton 107 1 5 3 Hi 3 Ural 3 4 4 6 5 1 2 Semprolus 110 7 2 81 7 7 7 Turner 10 20 20 7 3 Kevessa rime to the outside of the leader In the homestretch and was carried wide In the last sixteenth Mlramlchl showed keen speed but tired in the last furleng and kept bearing out at the finish Kingly came through on the Inside In the last furlong and finlshtd going very strong Acton quit Scratched Briar Path Lady Teresa Sherwood Jesse Jr Sarsaneu Overweight Emerald Gem 4 Winner entered tor JS00 no bid 4 FIFTH RACE One mils and 70 yards Purse 500 For 4 year olds and upard Selling A Statt good Wqn driving place same Went to post at 4 2L Off at 423 Winner A Blakelvs sged by Ben Brush White Rose Trained by A Blakely Value to winner 1400 Time 0 24 1 5 0 49 1 5 1 14 4 5 1 41 3 1 45 4 5 Index 71 89 101 Horses Towton Field Orlin Kripp eneta Strome Sonehenge Perth Rock Oakhurst Royal Meteor Col Ashmeade Lady Rankin Wgt Pool St 110 110 100 107 105 108j 102 107 100 3 6 51i IK 2 4 9 Fin 3n lVs i 4 2 2 2a 8 44 3 3 1 3 4 6 74 5 8 6 54 6 7 6nk 71 8 8f 9 9 9 9 Jockeys Butwell MetcslfitJ Steward Buxton Shlltlng Rice Ural Bresch Pits Op 5 2 8 5 40 15 20 20 5 2 11 5 ja 15 15 100 150 CU PL 14 ia 4 5 60 2o 50 30 2 12 150 20 10 15 10 4 5 5 60 Sh 2 5 1 3 10 i 7 4 2 5 5 2 20 South Atlantic League Savannah 9 Augusta 3 Albany 3 Macon 2 olumbus 7 Jatksanville 5 Charleston 8 Columbia 7 Towton Field off forwardly rated off the pace Until rounding the far turn where he went to the front with a rush but had to be ridden out the last sixteenth Orlin Kripp weakened after making a determined effort the stretch turn eneta Stroma finished wth a nish Royal Meteor pulled up sore Scratched Block Ptne Meley Wooden Shoes Bunch of Keys Mollis Richards Overweight Oakhurst 1H inner entered for 300 no bid Purse 400 For 2 year olds Selling Start tood Off at 52 Winner 3 Ross ch Th Value to winner 300 Time 023 4 5r 0 48 4 5 0 55 1 5 4 SIXTH RACE Four and a half furlongs Won driving place same Went to post at 4 48 Picket Rosecrest I ramea oy Garth Index 46 35 79 79 Horses Rosewater Sangalls Tralee Glomer ffflit Ellen Smyth Sands Diamond gt Post 102 59 5 fMiss Phllbln 105 10S 97 108 101 106 104 102 St Fin Jockeys Op 7 8 6 6 Ambrose 4 5 6s 4S 3 26 Mttcalf 4 8 44 it 3114 ral 5 2 3 514 5 4 4l Butwell 4 4 2 3M 54 5 Buxton 5 2 1 li 6 Adamsv 12 1 3k 7l 7 7 Shilling 20 8 8 4 Steward 40 HI CI 4 3 8 5 5 2 5 7 7 10 10 15 8 40 49 t0 60 Sh 6 5 3 5 2 1 1 1 2 5 2 4 3 5 2 7 15 7 20 1 Rosea aterliroke slow and was crowded back nd apparently out of It but was taken to the outside entering the homestretch and finishing with a rush got up In the Isst fsw strides and was going awav at the end Sangalls moved up stoutly at the furlong poe 6 faltered right at lha end Tralee tired under punishment Scratcbed Divan Bob Redfield Llttl Olnk Edith Banmaan Overweights iflzil 2 Ellen Smyth 4 Sands Diamond 4 Winner entered for 500f BO bid BATTLE BULLETINS FROM FIRINQUNES AUSTKIA Vienna April 22 i The following official communication iras Issued tonight -In Bnanlan Poland and wnt ern Galtcla isolated artillery TBffemrnts are reported On the Carpathian front fresh attack ncainst our positions on both sides of the Vssok Pais were repulsed Jn these violent attacks whJch were stopped partly by our artillery nnd partly by counter attacks by our infantry the enemy suffered heavy losses before our positions at the top of the pass which ivere attacked several times More than 400 Russian dead Were left while 120O Russians were captured On the other sectors of the Carpathian front and In southeast GaUcla and Bultowlna only local artillery engagements and skirmishes are reported GERMANY Berlin April 22 German army headquarters today Bare out a report on the procress of hostilities reading In the western arena south of La Bassec Canal and to the northwest of Arras ire undertook sev eral successful minlncr operations In the Argonne and In the region between the Meuse and the Moselle yesterday saw fierce artillery engagements After a surprise artillery attack French forces last night advanced In the western part of the wood of Le Pretre but they were repulsed with heavy losses On the northern border of Hartmana TVellerkopf we destroyed a point of support of the enemy and In the evening we drove back a French attack In the eastern arena of hostilities the situation shows no change RUSSIA Petrograd April 22 The Russian war department today Issued the following statement 1 In the Carpathians during the day of April 20 and the night of April 21 the Austrians attempted to make attacks on our positions on Telepotch On the Bukowina front the enemys offensive was repulsed by our couater attacks at the point of the bayonet The enemy after suffering heavy losses fell back on his positions In the other sectors of our front there has been nothing In general except the customary rifle and artillery firing at various places FRANCE Paris April 22 The following official statement was Issued by the French Mar office tonights JTear Langemarck to the north of Ypres the British have repulsed two attacks At Hill 60 near Zwartelene German counter attacks whose violence seems explicable by the desire to repair the defeat that has been denied by the official communications of the Imperial general staff have definitely failed The losses of the enemy are higher than the figures Indicated yesterday In the sector of Rhetms there has been an artillery duel In the Argonne at Bagatelle a German attack of no great importance was repulsed IS ear St Mihlel In the forest of A rem on we carried byassault two successive lines of trenches at a place called the Cows Head which formed In our positions a salient that seriously embarrassed us A lery large number of German dead were left on the ground and we took GO prisoners In Alsace we have continued to make progress on both banks of the Fecht To the north ye hold the confluence of the Fecht and its left bank affluent the Wurmsa 4 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS GIRLS PORTION Susan Kelly to Margaret Long part 10 stamps J7 51 I STREET NORTHWEST Margaret Lon to Susan Kelly lot 21 square 622 10 stamps 7 HOLMEAD MANOR Emma McWilliams et vir Bernard to William Fischer lot 121 block 4 10 stamps 310 2919 DUMBARTON STREET NORTHWEST Edward Smith et al to George Smith part lot 124 square 1241 10 1140 FirTH STREET NORTHEAST Theodore Pergande to Reinhard and Lena Maul lot 61 square 80S J10 stamps MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EXTENDED NORTHWEST American Security and Trust Company trustee to Marshall Magruder one fourth Interest In parcel 13 over 0 par eel 15 over 9 parcel 15 oer It parcel 35 over 23 part of Friendship parrel 31 over fift 10 stamps 21 Same to Eleanor Sharp one fourth interest In same property 10 stamps 2 Same to Lyles Magruder one fourth interest In same property 10 stamps 2 Lyles Magruder comeys liig interest in same property to Herman Van Seden 500 WASHINGTON HMGHTS Jeremiah Connor et ux to Patrick OHanlon halt interest in lot ll block 1 10 stamps 3 Nellie OConnor lo Patrick OHanlon and Jeremiah OConnor lot 12 block 1 10 stamps 3 50 Rose A Hanlon to same lot 18 block 1 10 stamps 3 501 Patrick OHanlon et ui to Jeremiah OConnor halt interest in lot 14 block 1 10 stamps 3 CHILLTJM CASTLE HEIGHTS Washing ton Land and Morteaee Company to Albert An derson lot 49 square 3390 1000 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST between and 1 streets Harrv A Kite et ui to Joseph and May Miller lot 121 square 1031 10 stamps D0ct MOLNT 1LEASAAl Wallace Chiswell et aL to Thomas and Gertrude Jordan lot 286 block 4 10 CHILLCM CASTLE HEIGHTS Munsey Trust Company to Annie Mullins lots 45 and 4B square 370T 2000 RANDLE HIGHLANDS 1 Realty Company to Elizabeth Amnion lot 3 square 535 10 stamps 50c 1249 STREET SOUTHEAST Elisabeth Anderson to Jeremiah Collins lot G4 square 1023 10 stamps 1 FOUR ANIl A HALF STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENCE NORTHWEST Hotel Frit Reuter Trustees of National Permanent Building Association to Ford Motor Company lots 28 iO part original lots and 24 square 481 10 stamps 00 WHITNEr CLOSE Clarence ft Kflbr et at to Cora 0 Woodward lot 45 block 2 10 stamps 31 1814 STREET NORTHWEST John Rranner surviving trustee to Cora Woodard lot 100 square 133 10 stamns 9 50 1732 FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST Cora Woodard to John Rrauner lot 72 square 207 10 stamps 131 413 FIRST STREET NORTHEAST William A Leetch et al trustee to United States of America lot fc8 square 723 1 080 110 STREET NORTHEAST Jacob Oruver ui to United states 01 America lot 26 square 723 12400 409 FIRST STREET NORTHEAST John Bt Lord et ur to 1 nited States of America lot 80 square 723 5900 325 MARYLAND A ENCK SOUTHWEST John waters to Antonio part lot reservation 10 stamps 450 rETWORTH Mlddaogh 4 Shannon to John Ed ward Moore lot 54 square 72 10 stamps 50c tlinVY CHASE Pierre DuBols et fl Ful toiv It Gordon lot 3i square 2oM ig SIGNS POINT TO NAVAL A BATTLE IN NORTH SEA i CONTINUED FROM FIRST VPAGB This makes It uncertain where the blow is to b8truck There are Anglo it rench troops In the Aegean Sea in cluding Senegalese who were transfer red from France and British tommies from the outposts of the empire Tvftlch with the disappearance of the lastGer mamralders are considered safe from attack 3 Furiheirjeast InMesopotambthe Turkish army which was sent to rr the British advancefrom the Tiead of me Persian Gulf is In full retreat harassed notjjnly by the British but by Arab tribesmen who now that the Turks have been defeated have turned against them Nearer home the British are holding tenaciously to urn 60 near Ypres which they captured fromthet Germans on Saturday and which the Germans have ever since been tryinc to retake The French are pressing hard on the two sides orihe Germantrlangle in the Woevre The Russians for their partareae cordlng to their accounts repuhlng5re peated Austrian attacks on thietr rjoal tions to the southeast ofLupfkos pass in the Carpathians and are holding their own against the Austro German efforts on their nanTcsnear Qorllce In western Galicla and Stry ia the eastern part of the same province These attacks apparently are beingmade with the object of holding the Russians where they are while the Germans are preparing to strike at the Russian line at some other point possibly from th direction of Cracow DEATH OF EX G0V I BYRD Last of Chickasaw Executives MarriedJ Member of Mrs Clevelands FamUyv Ada Okla April 22 Farmer Gov William I Byrd one ofthe last surviving executives of the oJd Chickasaw Indian nation died at his home here last night He was 72 yeans old Gov Bjrd is survived by his wife who Is a member of the Folsbm family Of which the former Mrs Grover Cleveland is also a member Two SeasonStarters WONDER WHAT MERTZ WJmSAY TOBAY Store CIoseDaily 6 Satarday 91 P3vf rf A AT TnK SIUNOr THE ilOOX 7 Ml 1 iuu 11 nuu uur new stock of Guaranteed All Wool Spring Suitings larger and better than ever before To illustrate the values we direct attention to these two season established i893i awning specials ine oesi yet WsM Js Suits to Ordei mm Usual 20 Values 15 00 Usual 25 Vafues 0ur Own Tailoring Experts design and tailor every garment which we guarantee absolutely Royal Blue Serge Suits to Order JO 5 If you live pot ofUown send for our booklet and samples Merfz Mertz Co Inc 906 St 1 THE i eoi THURSDAY APRIL 22r 1915 United States Court of Claims rresentr Chief Justice Edward CanntwU Judge Kenton Booth Judge Samuel barney and Judge George Atkinson A Sharp and John TVinn Theaecaes were argued by Mr Harry Peyton for plaintiffs and Mr IV Stormount for the United States and defendant Indians IS Fnlton Ta Inited states cotton juris diction Mr Joan Blair made toe opening argument Mr Norrla and Mr William Hltz were beard for the intereata of the United States and argument concluded for plaintiff by Mr John House Benjamin Huske ts United States Sub mitted bj George A King and Ander BOD Herrell administratrix Submitted on order of remand by Mr Harry Peyton Jfor plaintiff and Mr DaTid Balp for the United States i John A Jackson United Statea llr George A King ft as heard for plaintiff and Mr George Anderson for the United States Hereafter the court 111 conrene at 10 a Caaes posted for Monday A Eierett Attorneys Peyton and Hendricks Trial calendar Noa 804 and 305 Cr Huey Attorneys Crcwtnwalte Colla day and Whlteley Trial Xos 322 323 838 S39 13 47 112 nd 102 Snare Triest Attorneys Brandenburg Brandenburg and Norris United States SupremeCouit Tresent The Chief Justice Mr Justice McKenna Mr Justice Holmes Mr Justice Day Mr Justice Hughes Mr Justice Van DeTanter Mr Justice Lamar Mr Justice Pirney and Mr Justice McRejnolds Nos 284 to 248 Alfred IX Daniel appellant ts Frank Johnston et al argument continued by Mr A Lafferty for the appellees in Jsos 237 238 243 246 and 247 and concluded by Mr Alexander Britton fqr the an pellant and isubmitted br Mr Will Er King ur iue appellees in ao t40 No fi82 Sawyer et al appellants ts Raymond Gray et alj argued by Mr Francis Clements for the appellants and by Mr Held for the appellees No 252 The Brnner Oil Company et al plaintiffs Jn error va the Demlng Investment Company submitted nr Mrt Qeorge Ramsey and Mr Edgar A de Meules for the plaintiffs in error and by Mr A Blddiaon for the defendant in error No 638 The Kansas City Sonthtjn Bailway Company plaintiff in error ts Sam Leslie administrator argued by Mr James Ii McDonough for the plaintiff in error and by Mr Featel for the defendant in error No 713 Seaboard Air Line Railway plain tilt In error Tilglrman argument commenced by Mr Murray Allen for the plaintiff in error Adjourned until tomorrow at 12 oclock The ilay call for Friday April 23 villi bras follows Nop T13 778 407 781 070 2 origl nal 212 174 544 and 253 Court of Appeals District of Columbia Assignment for Monday April 28 1915 No 2765j Roney vs United States Attorneys OShea Laikey No 2771 Allen vs Unqulst Attorneys Clephane Belirend No 2772 Zantiinger vs Joseph Attorneys Johnson Shinn Owen No 2778 Spates vs Wells Bros Attorneys Fnlton Minor Lambert Yeatman No 2774 Carmody vs Slmpson Snllivan Com pany Attorneys Handy Jackson Colbert No 2783 National Savings and Trust Company vs Sands Attorneys Clephane Poe Sullkan No 2784 Dulin vs Sharp Attorneys Colbert Lancaster Jackson In re bankruptcy of Edward Schnei onr Attorneys Attorneys Supreme Court District of Columbia EQUITY DIVISION 1 Mr Justice McCoy Harkness vs Harkncssr order for permanent allowance Plaintiffs attorney A Bmlthr defendant attorneys a a Hegarty and Shaw Davidson vs Suter decree construing will Plaintiff attorney WV Hendry defendants attorney A Duvall rreost vs Frevost order filing date for defendant to see child Plaintiffs attorney A Block In re United States Trust Company order to execute notes Attorneys Ellis A Donaldson UasbV Smlth Motions for today No 1 Kcfaurer vs Kefauver Atorneys Mc Inerney ftldout Pluniley No 2 Gerber Company vs Prohey Atorneys Douglas Bnffin 4 Obear Lambert Dlggs No 3 Prall vs Prall Atomeys Trail Johnson No 4 Altman ts Webb Atorneys Forrest Gertman No 5 Title Guaranty Company vs Tunny Atorneys Hinton Jackson No 6 Bradley vs Bradley Attorneys Thomas Maddoi Mattingly No 7 Martin rs McCarraher Attorneys Rosenberg Hamilton Yerkes Hamilton No 8 Downing vs Wheeler Attorneys Lewis Larner No 9r Wedderburn vs Wedderburn Attor nevs David Burke No 10 Jones vs Isheetz Attorneys Bidout Mclnerney Rosenberg A No 11 Strand Theater Company vs Famous riayere Exchange Attorneys Ralston Richardson NO 12 United States Trust Company vs District of Columbia Attorneys Ellis Stephens EQC1TT DIVISION 2 Mr Justice Siddons In re lunacy of Margaret ODowdr auditors report ratified Lacey vs Sands reference to Margaret Murray examiner Plaintiffs attorney James Holmes vs Holmes defendant adjudged In contempt and ordered under arrest unless arrears of alimony be paid ty April 30 Plaintiffs attorney Stewart defendants attorney A eou i Motions for today No 1 Jackson vs Jackson Attorneys Davis Kennedy No 2 Marstellar ts Morgan Attorneys Moncure Mackey Drakes 8 Union Savings Fiauk MorlartylAt torncy McLanahan Burton Culbertson Mori arty Columbus NV 4 Sheckells vs Sheckells Attorneys Flaharty Blgoness No In ve estate of Joseph Gatto Attorneys Clarke Mitchell No 1 Farley vs Farley Attorneys Caning ton Williamson Bendbelm Beall No 7 In re bankruptcy of Hofhelmer Attorneys Rosenberg Cutchini Cutchins No 8 Kelesky Levinsohn Harris vs Rtchmond Fark Company Attorneys Baker Leahy Bid out No 9 Skinket vs Forrest Attorneys Rhodes Cromelin Easby Smith Archer Sin cUlr No 10 GIoTer vyTJlover Attorneys Baker Taliaferro Archer Smith Wlllett No llj MaePherson vs MacPhersod Attorneys Blrney HavlU NO i ratterw ys Patterson Attorneys No 13 der Attorney Carter Tobriner No 14 Koerner vs Koerner Wells Gordon No 15 Lamkin vs Lamkin Buckley Brennan Ao 10 In re bankruptcy tf Sealed Package Ice Company Attorney Claggett No 17 Manogue rs JMauogue Attorneys Gardiner Padgett No 18 iyon vs Bursey Attorneys Lyon iHidout Simmons 18 In re Calvin Chadsey Attor neys Carusi Lambert No 20 WHtsle vs Hamilton Attorneys Gertman Hamilton Yerkes Hamilton Forest llidout No 21 Sutton ys Sutton Attorneys Mad dox Lambert Fraser No 22 Bradford vi Bradford Attorneys Bidout Ford Peelle Qttenberg Fischer No 28 SulUran vs Sullivan Attorneys David Baker Grant No 24 Friedling vs Friedling Attorneys Lambert Whippier Tepper 4 Gusack Bidout No 25r Moyd vs Irwin Attorneys But ton UOlUtUDUS No 26 Staples vs Staples Attorneys Bl ltnger Gardiner No- 27 Fuller vs Smith Attorneys Du yalit Jr Wilson No 28 Whitfield rs Whitfield Attorneys Sohon Wilson Hogan No 2i In re estate of Caroline ToeppercAt torneyg Behrend Easby Smith Fleharty No 30 In re bankruptcy of Morris Gold seln Attorney Tobriner No 31 In re estate of Calvin Chadsey Attorneys Lambert Millan Smith CIRCUIT DIVISION 1 Hr Justice GoulL Ward vs Washington Terminal Company time to submit bill of exceptions and file transcript extended to May 24 Plaintiffs attorneys Fnlton and Lr Moncure defendants attorneys Hamilton Yerkes Hamilton Rollins vs Washington Railway and Electric Company Juryrespited until Monday Plaintiffs attorneys George Whltford Lambert andB Yearmanf defendants at torney John SBarbourr Assignment for today No Mcllbenney vs Lamp ton Attorneys Hoover Poe a6 No Harris vs Phoenix Life Insurance Company Attorneys Wright Wampler Berry Minor CIRCUIT DIVISION 2 Mr Justice Stafford Alexander vs Oierland Washington Motor Company judgment on mandate for defendant for costs order of November 7 1914 set aside and motion to discontinue in excess of Judgment granted Plaintiffs attorney Henry I Qulnn defendants attorney Fred Swindell McCarthy James Al vs Worch Judgment an verdict for plaintiff for flBOO Plaintiffs attorneys CH Merillat and A Bell de fendants attorney Clephane McCarthy Aloysius vs Worch judgment on veruiit for plaintiff for 4o00 Plaintiffs attorneys Merillat and AJ Belli defendants attorney Criephane Biggins Manufacturing Company vs Green time to file manuscript extended to May 1 Plaintiffs attorneys Brandenburg Branden burgr defendants attorney John Bidout Hawkins vs Chapln Sacka Manufacturing Company on trial Plaintiffs attorneys Olassie and Murphy defendants attor neysrD Baker and 0H Osterman Assignment for today No 312 Cockrell vs Karnshaw Att6rnevs Sblnn Owen Douglas Buffin Obear No 4iz Jveiiy vs Washington Hallway and Electric Company Attorneys Frey Gies Hoover -No 582 Wright vs Washington Railway and Electric Company Attorneys Baker Leahy Hoover 088 titration vs vrooman Attorneys Capers Hanson Perkins Serven Simpson Lesh NorBSO Shaver vs Costlnet Attorneys Brown Ferguson Sheenan Tlebecea Wx Ward bondWOO Attorney horn im13 of Julia jy Gllmore will flated 3uly SO 1810 filed In re Melton Me Ward order appointing Joseph Holland guardian bond 3 000 Estate ol Charles Pluggef petition for probate will filed Attorney Teatman Estate ot Lydla Llchty petition for letters of administration filed Attoniejs Lock wood Estate of John Aliens petition for letters of administration filed Attornevs Carrington Trultt Tomage Estate of Daniel Dalen petition for probate of will filed Attorney Wlssner Estate of Emily A Clark win admitted to probate and letters of administration graatwl 1y Edna A Clark bond 1000 Attorney Hi McLacblen Equity Suit Xo 3383 William Abbott trustee vs Edwin 8 Holmes Jr and tethers partition Plaintiffs attorney William A Lee No 33384 Lawrence A Chiswell vs Agnes Mnlligan et alt to nuiet title Plaintiffs at torneyDOCCallighan Lawsuit No 5751 Mary At Stevens James ToWn damage J3 000 Plaintiffs attorneys A White and Andrews CRIMINAL DIVISION 1 Uhief Justice lngtou Cov DEEDS OF TRUST SQUARE 022 Susan Kelly to Leo A Sotsr and Edgar Turner to secure Frank Madigan 14700 8 years 8 per cent semiannually lot 21 SOUTH BROOKLAND Herman Burgess et ux to Benjamin Leigh ton and Georg Francis Williams to secure Ernestine Terfilnger l600 7eiri Si per cent semiannually lot 24 block 8 MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT PLAINS Bridget A Connolly toJlary and Jeremiah Connolly to secure Jeremiah Connolly 1000 8 years ft per cent semi annually lot 168 SQUARE 606 Reinhard Maul et nr to Chapin Brown and Henry Bergmann to secure Oriental Building Association No 6 1600 lot 01 SQUARE 876 Henry Jf Emrlch et ux to Henry Ht Bergmann and George Emmerich to secure Metropolis Building Association No 8 3800 lot 48 WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Patrick OHanlon et iix and Jeremiah OConnor et ui to HaroldiE Doyle and William Miller to secure Thomas Gale 25000 3 years A per cent semiannually lot 7 to 14 block 1 SQUARE 2808 Jennie WIlUs et vlr Charles A to Drury and Heber ThoratonP to secure Yellott Canby 800 2 years 0 per cent semiannually lots 6 nnd 7 MOUNT PLEASANT AVD PLEASANT PLAINS Bnaget A tonnolly to Jeremiah and Fran A Connolly to secure Tally Bouk clght 1500 8 yearst 5 per cent semi annually let 108 SQUARE 400 Benjamin DeAtley et ox to Chapin Brown and Henry Bergmann to secure Oriental Building Association No l0a part Original lot 16 SQUARE 874 Howird Beall et ur and Richard Beall et ux ta Aahlan Harltn and Charles Allen to secure Lewis Smoot 8000 8 years 6 per cent semiannually lot 10 SQUARE 894 Philip Baflville add others to Ernest Schmidt and George Emmerich to seenre German American Building Association 3000 part original lot 10 and part lot 20 SQUARE 1081 Joseph Miller et ux to Francis Saul and Percy McGlut to secure Harry A Kite 1175 monthly payments A per cent lot 121 MOUNT PLEASANT Thomas Jordan et ux to Francis SanI and William Phillips to secure Harry A Kite 800 monthly pay urais per rent lot xo diock United Statea Moy Duck unlawful VVtVJSIrI Gies Kwn Gcrrlty session of opium nolle pros Attorney OBrien United States vs William Ambrose em berzlement time to submit bill ot exceptions extended to May 25 and to file transcript until June 20 Attorney 8 Easby Smith United States ys William Coleman and Will lam Gray housebreaking and larceny eight cases on trial Attorney Baker United States ts Roberto Alegro perjury plea guilty Imposition ot sentence suspended placed on probation Attorney Potbury United States vs Peter Sauer libel recognizance 500 taken with Thomas Brovtn surety Attorney WrM Lewln Assignment for today United States vs Jitidley Moore United States vs Daniel Hancock United Mates vs Aurie Mackey United Statea ts Julia Saks United States vs William Garner BANKRUPTCY DIVISION Mr Justice Slddons tn re Gnstav Stlckley the Craftsman ancillary receiver directed to continue business In re A Jacobs report of special master confirmed by Mr Justice McCoy CRIMINAL DIVISION 2 Mr Justice Anderson In re wilL of Stilson Hutchins on trial Caveators attorneys fr Hogan Darlington Johnson and Myer Cohen caves tees attorneys Boss Ferry Thomas and Merillat PROBATE JniYISIONVMr Justice Biddons Estate of William Uovert petition to ratify sale fiied Attorney Nelsou Wilson Estate of Daniel Levy will admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to Mar garet Levy bond 8000 Attorney Alexander Wolf Estate of Nettie MusgraieJ lettersof admin istration granted to James Clark and Wade Jf Hampton bend 4000 Attorney John Rideout In re Elizabeth Heathf order reducing bond Attorneys Ross Perry Sons Estate jot Heber May order extending time for probating will Attorney a Ford Estate of Alexznear Sf Dunntngton will admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to John VT Conn bond 800 Attorney Atkinson Estate of Anne Bennett letters of administration granted to Michael Mangon bond 1000 Attorney Mangan Estate of Carter DIxonrwiH admitted to probateprobate and letters testamentary granted to Albert Dixon Iiond 200 Attorney Ar LeBi Estate of Julia A Montgomery order framing issues Estate of Amanda Holcombet netlttnn fr lettersjof administration Hied Attorney A Fstate of nrlnaAth tHtlon for nm bate of Bill Sled Attorney A Ksber Estate of Eloise Lindsay petltlob for Tetters of administration filed AttorneV Gies Estate of Robert Miller petition for letters of administration filed Attorney Bacon Estate or rarrisbf petition for rule nuuw uieu Attorney vnanncey Hackett In re Lydla Wilson order appointing Eoa nana guardian bond 200 Attorney Henry xi lu Estate of Samnel A Ward will adnilttM irobate and letters of administration gruKd itavlA 6A Wlllfim VAmnla aaA Enterprise Serial Buttdinr Association 4000 lot 49 SQUARE 3707 Annie Mullins to Wilton Lambert and Pope to secure Washington Land and Mortgage Company 2000 1 and 2 years 5 per cent semiannually lots 45 and 4Q SQUARU 8500 Thomas A Jameson 14 Francis Saul and James Shea to secure Home Savlnga Bank 9000 8 years per cent semiannually lots 93 to 80 four trusts of 2250 each one on each lot WOODLEY PARK Belmaf Shepley et lit to Cbapin Brown and Henry Bergniann to secure Oriental Building Association No 8 5000 lot 51 block IT SQUARE 207 John BraWner trustee to Charles Stone and lharlea tv Fairfax to secure Cora Woodard 2100 6 and 12 month per cent lot 72 PLEASANT PLAINS Herbert Shannon and Morton Luchs to James Berry and Mar vin A Cnstls to secure Perpetual Building Association 7200 lots 293 294 and 29 SQUARE 1228 John heady et at to George Offattt jr and Agee Bowie trf secure Potomac Savings Bank 2500 8 years per cent semiannually lot 73 RESERVATION Afitonlo Tassa to James Berry and Marrln A Custis to secure Perpetual Building Asoclatlon 2000 part lot 7 WE8T EChTNGTON Samnef Mullen et nx to Francis Saul and James Shea to secure Home Savings Bank 2000 monthly payments per cent lot 80 square 7 PETWORTH John Moore et ux to Francis San and William Clabatigb to se cure Wriley Jacobs 2500 3 years per cent semiannually lot 94 sous re 72 SAme to William Shannon and Charles WalHAgford a secure MIddaugh Shannon 1350 monthly payments 0 per cent same property CHEVX CHASE Fnlton Gordon ur tn Munsey Trust Company to secure Charles JS Fisher 22800 3 years 8 per ent kcmtapftually lot IT and 38 Bauare 202fj lot 2 square 2023 nnd lots 83 34 37 41 48 and part Jot 35 square 2024 Asks Shift in Car Stopping Points Request that a atop be designated at afreet northwest fof northbound cars of the Ninth street line ot the Washington Railway and Electric Company and that the atop at Massachusetts avenue a little further nip the street be eliminated was made tO the public utllitiea comrnie sion Wednesday by Wf Barro of the Poatofflce Deoartmenfc The hansre Mr Barrows said would lessen danger to passengers transferring from the west bound New York avenue cars and would especially affect hundreds ot hlsh school pupils who transfer Jn the early morn In Danger thinks arises from the necessity of crossing the Xew York avenue tracks under the present arrangement PERKINS I BOND YOU United State Fidelity A Gnarantr Co FkoBtUtVlS loutiernBlds 1 JW i 4L 4 Xr a iJ.