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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1915

Page

14

Record export import surge at New York port in November

Exports totaled 188,026,468, a November record far surpassing October. Imports reached 97,666,815, about 22 million higher than October, yet duties fell 75 million due to the Pyee Trade law. Most exports went to Britain, France, or Russia, with South America showing solid gains. Wheat led foodstuffs. munitions, iron and steel products also significant. Exports averaged over 7.5 million daily across 25 working days.

New York Atatiguee Custom House Thore Great Britain France Russia

Supreme Court session lists judges and case motions

The docket records the Supreme Court session with justices McKenna, Etulmes, Hughes, Desanter, Pitney, McReynolds, and others. cases No 150 through No 211st Realty are argued or submitted, motions pressed by counsel, and verdicts scheduled for subsequent dates. numerous probate and civil actions, and criminal division notices, appear with assignments for future dates and attention to appeals, writs, and bond matters.

United States Supreme Court McKenna Etulmes Justice Hughes Ian Desanter Justice Pitney Justhe McReynolds Joxes McMicking Manila Joseph E. Morrison Phoenix Aris F. G. Peres Almtraty Ban Juen Forte Forte Hico, Henry [. Green, of Urbaca, In, George St Eichelberger, Ofleveland Ohin Ralph Edwin Church Chicago Thomas G. Rutledge St. Louis Arthur Ryle Et Lotted States 1Stfeceon Moser Court of Chums Gengral Davis Seror Stickman F Rogers Opox Rebecca Toth St Louis Thomas G Rutledge Henry Hapal Mark Brown Welsbah Street Ignating Company America M. Fleitman Shimsac Arthur Henry J Believerman Appellant Edward 8 Hatch Appellee No 14 New York Central and Budesn Kiser Railroad Company Chirtes & Gray

Deeds of Trust Listings for Various Squares and Properties

A sequence of deeds of trust binding multiple properties across numerous squares. Notable transfers secure loans from Building Associations and banks including Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association and American Security and Trust Company, with amounts ranging from $262 to $8,000 and terms up to five years, featuring properties in Squares 688, 285, AbC, 4204, 607, Pinehurst, and others. Names include Hart, Hingshd Edmund, McNichols, Emmerich, Mackall, Byrne, Myer, Custis, Chapin, Paapet, Card, and Worthington, among others.

Square William A. Hart L. Melendes Square Abc Charles Eo Myerg Arthur Carr Marvin A. Custis Perpetual Building Association Brove Cleveland Charles Muir Marion A. Chapin Lolwrta’ Haight Nprederick SF. Paapet National Savings and Trust Company American Security and Trust Company Williame George Flizal Duy Emmerich Douglass ¢. Mackall Washington Permanent Building Association Gordon Fulton R. Gordon George M. Emmerich Francen Green Louis P Rust George ¥. Worthington Kennedy Bros Arting Mr. Wesley L. Bust George FE. Worthington Kennedy Ella Mi Harry Re Rust George Worthington Annie V. Heil Stee Wile Ton Lambert Chrisover Suerte Mungey Francis Squiahd Shem Ageure Howe Savings Bank Parton Afarvin A. Custis Perpetual Building Association, $800, lot 5, DARESTT AND COUNTY— _ Alien ewok American Security and Trnet Company

Directors Spend Day at White Sulphur Springs

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway directors arrived in White Sulphur Springs on a road inspection tour. The party led by Frank Trumbull includes George W. Stevens and other officers. a dinner in their honor was planned. Various visitors from New York Baltimore and Chicago were noted arriving or visiting the area.

George Livingston New York Bensie Herbert Tlanta Washington Post White Sulphur Springs W. Va Chesapeake and Chigq Railway Company Frank Trumbull George W. Stevens Decatur. Axtell F. M Whitaker Carl Remington Theodore B. Shonts BE. W. McKenna Harry Bleck Frank H. Davis P. Frasier B. H. B Harwind Paul Stevans Garratt Wall George W. Stevans Bessie Herbert Baltimore Atlanta Natural Bridge George Owen Valley View Trail W. J. Ormonde Sunger Gap John C. Grant Summit Point D. A. Scott C. B. Scott Detroit H. M. Brewster L. W. Ricker Chicago L. W. Warener

Ingalls Couple to Visit Hot Springs and Local Honeymooners

Hot Springs Virginia December 17 Mr and Mrs W Dewey Cooke arrive to spend their honeymoon following a Savannah wedding. Also noted are motor trip bound Stephen Bonaal Brooks and wife to a country home at Stavannon near Baltimore. H D Jacobs heads to New York while W H Coffee arrives from Cleveland and Julian and Harry Schwartz arrive from New York. J C McClain and wife move on to Lancaster Pennsylvania after weeks here. M H Ingalls Jr expected from New York tomorrow for Christmas stay.

W. Dewey Cooke Savannah Washington Post Hot Springs Stephen Bonaal Brooks Stavangon Baltimore H. D. Jacobs New York W. H. Coffee Cleveland Julian Schwartz Harry Schwartz J. C. McClain Lancaster M. H. Ingalls, Jr

Society notes from Sayente page include many names

Pauline Wheeler and several social figures are listed as society guests. Mrs William P Weeten hosted a luncheon at Washington barracks with an array of attendees including Mrs Taylor and Mrs Flagler. Among visitors are Mr and Mrs Horace Winehell of Minneapolis staying with Mr and Mrs Robert Hollister Chapman.

Wiliam P. Weeten Washington Barracks Oll Mrs. Taylor Flagler Harta Loving Hodges Peterson Point Woolf Sholas Horace Winehell Minneapolis Robert Hollister Chapman

Paris Society Guests Arrive for Washington Winter

From Paris to Spand Winter Miss C Adelaide Brown and Miss Helen Brown of Paris arrive in Washington and secure an apartment at the New Willard for the season. A long list of guests including prominent leaders, diplomats, and society figures attend a dinner and a tea at notable homes and plan a series of damant performances at the Playhouse in December and January.

C. Adelaide Brown Helen Brown Paris Washington New Willard

Social Notes Highlight Washington Winter Homes

Mrs. Von Engelken returns after a New York visit en route to Wingolf Florida for winter. Mrs. Gibson hosts a December 27 dance for daughter Mary Duncan Gibson as she heads from Sharon Hill Pennsylvania to Washington for holidays. The Sweet family spend time in Charleston with a Commerce address, while reception days shift due to absence. Generals and society guests populate New Willard and area houses. Invitations issued for débutante Miss Pansie Desaware Willson. Washington winter residents include the Codys, Pitchers, Bowmans, and Lesands at Powhatan and surrounding clubs.

Holidays in Cleveland and Washington Social Roundup

In Cleveland for holidays Mrs Rosa C Pennebaker travels Tuesday to join sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Charles J Gillette. Her son Cc B Pennebaker of St Paul Minn joins, along with Mrs William Alexander and Mrs J D Chamberlin of New York and Mr and Mrs W W Makall of Savannah. Gen John Lincoln Clam leaves for San Antonio tomorrow to spend winter. Samuel Rogers director of census has moved into his new home at Cleveland Park with Mrs Rogers and daughter Etta. Ladies Cooperative Improvement Society of Silver Spring will host New Year’s Eve dance at the armory to fund street light maintenance. patronesses include Mrs Giat Blatt, Mrs Helen Thompson, Mrs B F Harvey and Mrs William Newman. Comdr Powers Symington, naval attaché in London, arrives in Washington on leave, staying at Hotel Powhatan. Elisabeth Trueman King of Knox School returns home for Christmas holidays. Mrs Simon Baryeh of New York stops at the New Willard during a brief Washington visit. Mr and Mrs A S Penca of Rector town Va have returned home after visiting. Miss Irene Hardesty has dance cards out for Christmas night honoring her econom and Miss Ada Hardesty of Fort Thomas Ky will visit for the holidays from Randolph Macon College.

Rosa C. Pennebaker Cleveland Ohio Charles J. Gillette Cc. B. Pennebaker St. Paul, Minn Ladies’ Cooperative Improvement, Society of Silver Spring, Md Giat Blatt Helen Thompson B. F. Harvey William Newman Irene Hardesty Ada Hardesty Fort Thomas Randolph Macon College

Army Officers Relieved and Sent to Duties in US

A list of Army quartermaster and medical corps officers relieved from Philippine duty and ordered to report to various posts in the United States. Includes Captains Fred Buchan Thomas Austin, John Kerry, Charles Errington, and others, plus Majors Little and Mhar ns, with assignments to Fort Monroe, Urbana Illinois, Alcatras, and the University of Illinois. Leave granted for several officers and transfers noted for coast defenses and disciplinary barriers.

Quartermaster Corps Philippine Islands United States Fred &. Buchan Sage John A Kerry Thomas Slavene William Liprue Austin Medical Corps Fort Monroe William M. Smart Henry C. Pillsbury William L. Little William F. Banta Army and Navy General Hospital Hot Springs Southern Department Fort McPherson Robert W. Mharns Twelfth Infantry Urbana University of Jinois Charles H. Errington Thirteenth Infantry John T. Aydelous Lutterman General Hospital Presidio of San Franciseo Cal Alcatras Henry N. Sumner Cogat Artillery Corps Coast Long Island Sound James F. McIndoh Corps of Engineer Alvan GC Gillem Seventh Cavalry

Convicted in Liquor Case at District Police Court

Margaret L Casey, proprietor of a bar at 114 H Street NW, found guilty of selling liquor to a minor on September 26 after an hour long jury deliberation. Sentence deferred for four days by Judge Mulloway. appeal planned. Prosecutors were George R Taggart and Robert L Williams. defense by Rover and McNamara.

Margaret L. Casey H Street Caney Eunice Butler Excise Board Cassy Court of Appeals Mulloway George R. Taggart Robert L. Willama Rover and McNamara

Death of Prof James M Gregory Dean of Howard Faculty

Prof James M Gregory longtime Latin professor and dean of Howard University faculty died last night at his Baltimore residence. He was the oldest living Howard graduate and author of a work on Frederick Douglass. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM at Peoples Congregational Church on M Street Northwest.

Howard James M. Gregory Howard University Hawkins Baltiomore Frederick Douglass M Street

Albert Stanley M P Dies in Northampton

Albert Stanley member of the house of commons for Staffordshire northwest died today in Northampton. Born in 1862 he served as Secretary of the Midland Miners' Federation and sat on the joint conciliation board of coal owners and miners. Elected to parliament in 1987 and was a labour member.

London Dee Albert Stanley House of Commons Staffordshire Northampton Mr. Stapley Midland Miners’ Federation Joint Conciltation Board of Coal Owners and Miners Inbor

Yale Glee Club Concert Tonight in Washington

Yale Glee Banjo and Mandolin groups visit Washington for a concert at the Raleigh Hotel tonight with a patroness list led by Mrs Nicholas Anderson and Mrs J B Aleshire. They arrive at 1 45 this afternoon and stay through Sunday, hosted at Chevy Chase Club during their stay.

Yale Giese Raleigh Hotel Yale John Blair Giat Blair Woodberry Blair B. Bayne Lloyd Bowers Burleson Breckinridge PF. H. Bugher Alexander Britton Charles H. Butler Percy Belmont Caldaron Carlisle Thomas M. Chatard Robert §. Chew Henry M. Clabaugh Richardson Clover Chemp Clark Mme Henri Robert Hinckley W. F. Hitt Robert R. Hitt Richimond P. Hobson Archibald Hoping George Howard John Hays Hammond

Petition to Probate Will of Mrs Mary McLean Ludlow

Petition filed with the register of wills seeks probate of the will of Mrs Mary McLean Ludlow who died in November and issuance of letters testamentary to executor Frederick H Bughsr. The estate lists assets near 1 006 000 including real estate at 14 Lafayette Square and Newport Mews properties in Virginia and Illinois plus jewelry household goods and various stocks and bonds. Attorneys Balley & Balley represent the estate.

Justice McCoy Joshua W. Belby Paul FB. Jatnnon Lydia I Plummer W. H. Lipkins Milton Mitchell Fannie BR C. T. Slums Albert Cottle Cottle Erakine Gordon Charlen W. Brotherhead Tyre Anna B. Simpson Orter Sintingg Pip A. Simpson John A. Gardiner Teresa L. Batterfields Fettera Leon ‘Tobri Mary McLean Ludiow Frederick H. Bughsr Ludlow Lafayette Square Nawport Mews Ilinoig Standard Oil Capital Traction Atterneys Balley & Balley

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