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PettlcOats.

Jersey-top and All-over Mes
saline Petticoats. A remark
able sale of the very latest
STYLES III black. emerald, navy.
copenhagen, brown. white.
kings blue. taupe and Ameri-
can beauty: attractively boxed.
Regular value. $500. Special
at $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23

Pembroke W. Pitt. former Baltimore
grain broker. who was pardoned by Gov.
GoIdsborough after serving one year and
four months of a term of five years and
three months. declared his most earnest
aim in life would be to rehabilitate him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23


Misses katherine and Helen Browne,
who are students at Sweet Briar College.
Virginia. are at the home of their par
ents. Representative and Mrs. Edward T..
Browne, 2SO3 Ontario road. and are en-
PERTAINING their cousins. Miss Mary Trues-
dell and Miss Dorothy Lord, both OF
Waupaca, WIS. -
entertain the young people OF the Wis
consin delegation in honor OF their dauSh-
tiers and house guests.
Mr. Claude A. Adler of the University
of Pennsylvania is expected home tins
week to spend the holidays with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor r. Adler
The tea-dance YESTERDAY at the New
Willard for the benefit of the working
Rows Home was great success, 50
great, in fact, that Mrs. Walter tucker
man and the members of the reception
committee welcomed just twice as many
nartieipants as they had expected. Mrs.
Walter Wilcox and Mrs Victor Cush-
man gave generous assistance 10 the
affair, as did the other members or the
committee
Society was delightfully."- represented
nv its smarteSt members. Mrs. Thomas
Gaff. Mrs Gist Blair and Mime. Hauge
were at the tea table.
Mr. and Mrs Gist Blair gave Christ
mas dinner party last night Tor the
members of the choir of old st. John 5
Church Lafayette square
Mr. J. Leonard Reh, costumed as
santa Claus" gave A program consist
ing of magic and Juggling, royal marion
cites, latest songs, Punch and Judy show
and an educated dog Fluffy who per
formed some wonderful tricks.
After the performance dinner was
served and presents were presented to
each .cfoir boy.
Mr. and Mrs Blair had as their special
guests for the occasion Mrs. Julian James
and the Rev DR.. ana Mrs. Roland Cot
ton Smith.
The Alumnae Chapter of Theta Sigma
Sorority will hold its usual reception
January !, at the Cairo, from to i:ao
o clock.
Gen and Mrs. William Pennock Rogers
left last evening for California, 10 spend
tbs, winter, and will stop. en- route. at
New Orleans and San Antonio.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Holden of 1907 18th
street announce the marriage of their
daughter. Anne Cavis. and Robert Hugh
Uorni6ge of Los Angeles, Cal, December
20 The ceremony took place in Los An
geles.
Gen and Mrs. Sharpe left for New York
today to remain over Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23

terhalter. will give luncheon in honor
of Mrs. Josephus Daniels at the Army
and Navy Club January II. Invited to
meet Mrs. Daniels are the wife Of the
assistant secretary of the navy. the
wives of the secretary's aids. chiefs of
bureaus. of the superintendent of Naval
Observatory and of the commandment of
the Marine Corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23
The Mafron Who
Buys Dinner Candies

" have splendid idea for my
Christmas table this year. Pm 60
ing to use glace fruits and glace nuts
instead of the ordinary ones. They
are icy-looking without being icy
tasting, and they make a beautiful
combination with the holly.
You know, it takes only a touch
of novelty like this to transform the
conventional Christmas decorations.
I'm always looking for new ways to
make my table distinctive and | get
one every time | go into sAg4S.
Then L m going to have choco-
late peppermints and plenty of the
snowy cream peppermints-I
couldn't have dinner without
them-and those delicious Langtry
bonbons.
You know what they are
marshmallow with bonbon coatines
of all havors. You never tasted
anything daintier-they are just the
kind of sweet for big dinner.
Besides, their delicate colors
relieve the glistening of the china
and silver. Why, they fairly make
the whole table glaaU. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23
Mountain

j. J.. Wightman of near Fredericksburg.
Va. has entered suits for. $4,000 each
against w. II. Perrin, L. S. Perrin and
John Taylor for the trespassing OF their
dogs OH his property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23
The Raleigh, Hotel.

Tables are now being reserved for New fcsi
cve Admission by card only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23
Novelties and Sachets.
Silk Stockings.

\ special sale OF Handmade
and Handpainted Novelties
ard Sachets, in quaint fancy
boxes with ribbon. Beautiful,
inexpensive gifts, at 25c, SOC,
Sc. Sl.oo and $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23
nrk washington
Julius @arfinkIf < o.
Refuse to Shop After 6 O'Clock

aid the early closn move is no
should RENAME at night to hp
thishum aniarianm Do mo- shopa after occ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23

Mr.. Claude A. Adler of the University
of PENNSYLVANIA is expected home TINS
week to spend the holidays with ms par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Victor T.. Adler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23

Representative Thomas Gidney Patten
OF New York and family are at the New
Rlchmond Hotel for the winter season
Mrs. Winterhalter. wife of Capt. Win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23

This evening Mr.. and Mrs. Browne will
entertain the young people OF the Wis
consin delegation in honor of their daugh-
tiers and house guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-23

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will leave tonight to spend the Christ
mas holidays tie their home in Indiana.
With them will go little Tromas Mar
shall Switzerland. who has been their
guest here for many weeks Rev. Dr.
Switzerland will meet them in Indian
apolis and take the youngster TO spend
Christmas with his brothers and sisters
The Vice President, Mrs. Ma: shall and
Thomas made a tour of inspection Of the
shops early last evening, mingiing with
the throngs of Christmas shoppers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17

American gold is being offered i'm
Denmark ~ exchange fOEDaHish an
Equities. The temptation to sell Is
often irresistible, but the removal Of
articles of historic interest from The
country is being frowned on by the
Danish authorities, who are cndcav-
oriug 10 check the exodus by bring
ing the national museums into the
market as purchasers
The old Northern Museum in Co
penhaEen houses the best collection
of antiquities in the country, but
nevertheless a number of very fine
pieces and even complete collections
are to be found i'm private families.
A Danish American has lately been
in Denmark making extensive pur.
chases He is believed 10 be collect
ing for museums in New York and
Chicago as well as for private indi-
yiduals. lie is offering prices so at
traCtivc that the owner of one very
valuable collection has said he could
not afford to refuse the offer.
The director of the Northern Mu-
scum, Dr. Muller, has sounded note
of warning. He urges that historic
antiquities be retained in the coun-
try lie suggests that anyone receiv-
ing an offer of sale for export com
muuicate at once with the museum,
that for the sake of keep
ing the relics I'm Denmark, the mu-
scum win meet the prices offered by
the foreigner.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
STAY COLLISION FOR
BENEFIT OF c. A. R.
ENGINES WILL CRASH HEAD-ON
Al THE CHATTANOOGA
REUNION.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug lG-
Two sr'srprang cnataHoogans.
wallace Ba'hmaa ana Justice Of the
Peace Hays HLmmitt, are preparing
o. s7-.-r exhibition for the @. A.
s--4--arr by staging COLL
r.. between 'Eo pafgenger trains az
Ea-rsr PARK. one u tho largest parks
.-t.s ..t. .nlafed midway between
para Uss8 ard orchard Knob, IN ter
..tt-T s.sr which the Union forces
asyarce1 in lss1 20 the attack Of the
C,snfs.srats position on Missionary
ridge.
M Chattanooga Encampment AS
s01lafion st It, meeting this week ap-
proved the enterprise. and the pro-
rnoters arc at work on their plans, all
II which will be carried out, so that
the visitors to the encampment may
have an opportunity to witness
spectacle that has not been witnessed
anywhere in this country except At
Indianapolis and Brighton Beach,
where exceedingly large crowds were
present.
The collision will tako place on y
spur OF railway track cast ~ warner
park. Tho spur iH about mile long.
ana n train will be placed nt zach
eYtraiue. Tho engineers viii start
thrlr engines. however under n ful1
hsnd ~ steam. sn1 Jump. before
starting Tho engines however,. pre-
rnuilors will b. infen % ru1rd
against fifs hnd explosion. Ample
seating Arrangements VIII bs pro
vided for more 'hsn 900 people.
Thr PROJECT viii c0rf about w. 101
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
SHH! ladies! SECRET TO DARHEN
FADED GRAY HAIR-USE SAGE TEA

druggists az they usually use too
much sulphur. which makes the hair
sticky Get "Wyeths which can al
ways be depended upon to darken
beautifully and is the best thing
known 20 remove dsndruff. stop scalp
itching and falling hair.
By using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur
no one can possibly tell that you dark
ened your hair II does It % naturally
and even'y-you moisten q sponge or
soft brush drawing this through the
hair taking one small strand at q
time, which requires but a few mo-
ments DO this at night and by morn.
Ing the gray hair disappears: after
another application or two It's nat
urai color is restored and II becomes
gloss, and lusirous and you appear
years younger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
SAGI MINED WIN StlpuUR RI
STORES NATURAL COLOR
AND LJSTRl- TO HAIR.

why suffer the handicap of looking
old Gray hair. however handsome
denotes advancing age. We an know
the advantages Of youthful appear
ance.
Your hair is your charm 10 makes
or mars the face when Il fades
turns gray and looks dry. wispy and
scrabbly just a few applications Of
Sage Tea and Sulphur enhances lts
apr pearance a hundred fold.
Either prepare the tonic at home.
or get from any drug store 90 cont
bottle Of 'Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
Hair Remedy" ready for use, but lie
ten, avoid Preparations put W b.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
DR.. W. AlbertCOOk

Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat speclal-
lei has moved TO c0i Palace Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
From lIarpor's weekly

From Hatpors weekly
while II is well known that some of
tho German states nre ~ Lilliputinn
size, few persons are aware that n is
quite possible ~ visit seven uf them.
Including two Kingdoms. two duchies.
md three priucipalities I'm nm easy
walk ~ four md p hair hours.
a good walker starting from stein
bach in Bavaria. viii arrive In half an
hour at lichicutauue. which is situat-
"a IN Save Mniniugen Thence tho
r0ad proceeds I'm one and one hnlf
hour0 10 HHuachenRcaecs tHeusr. El-
der nfeuchl. after which In q fow
minutes Olcimn. in schwarzhurg- Ru-
dDlrtndt. is reached.
llaf on hours walk brings 'hc pc
dosirlan tD AltoneoeeoffHeus.. Yonr
Rer Br0nchJ. An hour farther ON lies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17

propritz. on prussian soil, and the
lost stage Is another hours stroll, fin.
iahing up at Saalthal, Saxe-AltenbnrG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17

Ing ben secured from one of the rail
roads entering Chattanooga. 1t has
not been decided what day Of the
encampment the event will occur. ex-
cept that il Will be some afternoon
during the week when the visitors
can best attend A grandstand sec
tlon will be provided 10y tho promo
ters for the officials of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
Arou-cS the TAvcr and Purlfies
the nIpn1

Tho old Standard general strength.
enlnF tonic. GROVES TASTEBESS
chill TONIC. arouFes tho liver 10 ac-
tion. drives Malaria out ~ the blood
ana builds Up tho system For adults
and children 50c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
NEWS FEATURES
FROM DENMARK
CABINET MINISTER WORRIED ~
Youth FOR 50 PIER
MONTH
LEAN TOWARDS SOCIALISM
Danish Ministers Abandon Titles and
cut out the "RObcs of
office"

N"p' '''''s'.'' -i"e "'' '''
bershlp of the New Danish cabinet
presents some striking personalities.
A,,,,,, tho ,,irist.rs ,r, sevar,I men
,..~,.
VINO nave won 'n'' present MS" P'
siious through sheer determination,
hard work and merit. A notable
cas-. is the Minister of Public Works,
IInssiug- Iorpcnsen. who i'm the days
of his youth aborrd for the very
modest stipcud of $500 month.
R,f,r, he was sixteen Years old
Mir Hassiug. .Iorecusen had developed
IN. h3hit of thrift. Ills income was
,,r,,ter man his nutIav for at mat
Inn, n, had SOM, s15 90 ON the cred
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17
Mnrch nf rrnrtrs.

"Everythlng iH for progress these
days We must r't ouu church inio
limo"
"Ar right smH oa HasH a c.in.
nnsiHm 0r l4fIef
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-17

The uudeyeloped waterpower Of
Iceland Is receiving the attention of
foreign capital. The Delhi Falls. 35
miles from the coast, have been ac-
quired by an English concern which
Is engaged in the manufacture of nj
uogen products, and with 10000
horsepower at its command, the com
pany will move all its factories from
Peru and Chile to Iceland.
Big factories are 10 be built IN the
vicinity Of the falls. and a railroad
constructed 10 the coast. The own
ership OF the falls was purchased
from four local farmers, each Of
which VIII receive ;it,ooo for his
interest
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

benz EtdtsonpoIt einies berbinblide
Worte gu Ioeen.
Nbtr binter oieIen Mortsn berbor-
gen iid gan3 dnbsrs @eoontsn. Muh
5err gorI goriten bate i'm Aueen=
Bid oie sefobrene 3eit gor6arOts be-
rednet. @r bate iofort berousbe=
tommen. boB Isin Ronturrent ibm
UNI bier quite puntte iiberIegen, DAB Ct
normdIer Deile Der erite preistrdgsr
mar.
Nber Gorften tpuBte Is fe6r pobt,
baB 9ottor 8or9orbt in Rldaenfurt
ni9t in sic porgef9riebene Sarge ges
gongen mar. unb fpdbrenb er bier
berbinbIi6e Norte fprad, formulierte
er in @eOanten bereits ben Yroteit.
ben er einIegsn ipolte, fpenn bic Obsr<
ltitung benz Rs9tsonpolt bod Den
Preis 5ufprehen piirbe,
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

rQlber, mein 6err. ih iptiB ia gar
nt6t, Oh meme GoHtsr sic mag
Mber bo mar bereits Gtspbanie an
Der Seite 8or9arots unb niOerleote
bnbur9. am ~ou.rbsitsn bic Srose ibres
8oters.
Mls bies seIdeben mar, srbob f6
Dr. 6rib 9date uno fhpons Isin
@Ius unb rief:
~Dte SuneberIobten bipp bipp
burial"
ltnb er brGdte 0as 6urro! oerortio
trdftig berous. oaB Die @Idisr tlirrs
ten unO Die Rsuner eri9redt 5uIums
menfubren.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

Htfsti, Der i'm ouf Der Tour fiinF
Strafpuntte eingebradt bate, pie0er
gut gu MAIDEN.
Damn fab Der @enerolIefretdr nod
eiumol feline Bitten burh. Seine
Stirn run5elte fid miBmutts unO
baum eei@ob etpos, mas benz Germ
Boron nur Ielten pofiierts. CT IieB
fem MonoteI fallen uno ponote fim
an ben prafOenten bes goperifhen
MutomobiItlubs:
IS 1T fpirtli9 f6obe um ben
Waeen pier3ig. gr bat Bis iebt am
meifen CUTE guntte am Ssmmering
Derbient. SD meiB nidt, mas benz
6obrsr singefdnsn 1T. iid ni4t CUR
rsdten 3eit in &lagenfurt Bel Der
&ontrone .in3ufinoen. Drummer Diers
3tg bate font Gbancen, ben erIten
Prsis gu MAIDEN"
Der 8aper iiberIegte cine Weile.
,MiiTen mir ibn oenn tdtld9li9
ausf9lieBsn? Sd bermufe, ,r pirb
nod ipsitere CUTE puntte bolsn un0
f9erli9 bi9t an Nummer brei berans
tommen.1
Wlit einem fidtbdren Stud IeBte fi9
Ser @eneralfetretdr bas Monotel tpie=
Der feIt.
u%llnbebingt, lieber @rof. 9ds
lam gar feline 5ruge mebr iein.
go fGmen mir bin, tpenn mir ettpas
berartiges Our9geben lieben."
.Mber Iieber Baron, ct BAT Ben
Magen bod fofort in cine berf9lDTene
Garage gsfabren un0 Der S9lufsI
lift na9 Der ebrentp0rtli9en @eriide=
rung bes &ontrpueurs Die gauge
No9t in beIien 6Gnben gepefen."
n3ugegeben. SD battle ben Jobrer
BON Nummer pier3ig ebenfo tpie ben
Rontro[eur fir Our9 uno Our9 onz
ftdnbige Menf9sn. Mber tpobin ipiir=
ben mir tommeu. fpsnn mir etnds
berdrtiges aud nur Elm ein3iges Wlal
ourdgeben lieben9 Mir piirben jeBt
bic unungenebmiten 9roteite baben
un6 mir tpiirben BEL Der Ronturren5
bes nd9ften Sabres iiberbuupt teinen
Waaen in Der Offi3ieleu @oroge
6dben.
.y1ein, mein lieter @raf, mir mill
fen, 70 bart es uns dntommt. nod
oen 8u9itaben bes Reglements per=
fabren, miiFen foaufagen Elm GrempeI
Ttdtuieren. Nber i1 niirbe mid ge=
rabe5u ~freuen, tpenn Summer biersig
ieBt Elm f9ledtes Hennen mudte, 10
baB Die 6rage ~iiberAaupt nidt an uts
6erontritt.
Sn biefem Nugenblid nurbe Der
prGiibent bur9 anosre 9erren Der
Sberleitung in 4nfpru9 genOmmen
uno bas @eiprd4 fanb elm notiirlides
Gnoe.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-09

nDie &onturren3 tit iibrigens nod
gar ni9t entf9isben, 6err Cartier, !"
fagte Stepbante. .Mir fpoaen bod
5und9ft einmul abipdrten. tpas Der
Wasen Nummer bier3ig in bieiem
Hennen madt. SD bin felbsr ners
gierig, mas bic Offi5iele preispertsis
lung lins bringt."
Mieoer Elm 9upeniignul unD pieoer
f9DB elm Dagen pie Elm Hdubbogel
iiber bic LANCE 8ahn, UNI bann in Elm
longfomeres gempD gu berfoIen.
llno Damn frat nie6er Der Mann
an bic 3afel unD f9rieb oie Drummer
bieraig bin unO bann Die Jd6r3eit.
Der 6abritbefiBer purbe cine
Nuance blaHer unb aud Step6dnie
1piirte, ipie ibre 9Gnbe 3itterten.
@9nea unO eef6idt ma9te fie Die
8ere9nung.
limb bonn itri9 1ie tie 6ur9 unb
re9nete nod einmdl un6 bann gum
brittenmal. Mber bas &eIuItdt blieb
odsfelbe. Der Wagen Drummer pierz
oig bate bier CUTE puntte mebr, dls
Drummer Orst. Bis ieBt mar Num-
mel pisr3ig Ser unbeoingte Gieger
uno mad menf6li9em @rmeFen mar
es ausgef4lofen, baB irgenb Elm dn=
berer Der Rpnturrenten bic QeiItung
bon Summer pier8ig nod iiberbot.
Sin &Iatf9en unb Stampfen uno
Granddaughter ging Our9 bic Menge,
als nun Or. 9or9aro 3u oen Sribii=
men fam.
unb aud i'm beoba9tete Stepbanie
10 fdarf, pie es ibr nur m0gli9 mar.
Sci jebem S9ritt, ben er nGber fam,
oog cine srobe Sreuoe in ibr 6era.
Gr ging, tpie er ftets bur9 bas 9eben
I9ritt, ben Ropf etpds itraff in ben
Baden, ieBt d6er oie Mugen bon elmer
getpiFen gutmiitigen Sronic fir bic
Menge erfiiut unb elm iibermiitiges
Qa@en nm ben M1unb. Mlit Sen Bez
tonnten, bic auf Jpn einfpra9en unb
linn als Gieger bic SGnbe f9iitteIten,
tpe9felte sr irgenb pelhe belanglofe
Worts, Ole Stepbanie brett gu b0ren
gloubte.
ga mar aud ni9t elm ein5iger 3ug
an 8or9arbt, Der arf 9o9mut unb
iibertriebenss SeIbitbepuBtfein i9Iie=
Ben IieB.
Dem mar oie Sadie bD9Itens elm
.SpaB, ben bic Menge nit inn trieb.
9as onbere battle er fi4 ia einfd9
bur9 feline ernite fportlihe Mrbeit
perOisnt. Dds mar cine Sahe, Sic
i'm gang alein angling.
Srgenb ipelhen Neib fannie Ct
ni9t, ben modten anoere beIiBen.
l1nb ols Ct jebt 5u Gtepbanie fam.
fprong iie empor unb rei9te ibm bei5e
6dnbe nit ben Worten:
nDem Sieserl"
uno Der Re9tsnnpaIt ld9te Iaut
ouf, ereriff bic 9dnoe unb Idgte 70
lout, bdB es aiemli9 peit f6dLte:
~MutDbeiI. mein Iiebes gndbisss
6rGulein. Sbre tleinen 6dnbe iin0
mir Der bette preis!"
Ollie llmftebenben Io9ten un0 aud
Guriten. Der babel ifonb, periu@ts Is.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-20
office Of Proposed Sanitary Sewer
District No. 9 Of Canon City
Golarnd

Colorado.
The owners of real estate in the
district hereinafter described and
which Is to be hereafter known as
Sanitary Sewer District No. 2, OF
Canon City. Colorado. are hereby noti-
fed that the City Council OF the City
OF Canon City, Colorado, city OF the
second class. with a population OF
less than one hundred thousand. hay-
ing complied with the law in that be-
half. will, at a meeting OF said Council
to be held at the City Hall. In said
City. at seven o'clock p. m. on the
twenty fourth day OF February, A. ID.
1913, consider an ordinance ordering
the following improvements, to-wit:
The construction OF district sanitary
sewers, including inlets. manholes.
connecting mains, appurtenances and
all other expenses necessary In con-
nection Herewith. within the boun-
daries OF said District as hereinafter
described.
At which time and place all objoc-
tions that may be made In writing
concerning the proposed improve
ments. by the owner or owners OF any
real estate to be assessed. will be
heard and determined before final ac-
ton by said council. The cost OF said
improvements will be assessed wholly
upon the real estate within the dis
trict, in proportion as the area OF each
piece OF real estate is to the area OF
all OF the real estate In the District.
exclusive OF public streets. alleys and
highways. Said costs Will be due and
payable within thirty days OF the pub
lication of the ordinance assessing
said costs. without demand: and. II
so paid. a discount of five per cent
$50 will be allowed. provided that
all such costs and assessments may
he. at the election OF the owner Of tho
property 90 assessed, paid for In ten
equal annual instaiIments OF princi-
pal: the frnt OF which installments
shall be PAYABLE one year from the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-20

wife. Margaret Sutherland. all my per-
sonai property and real estate" and
that said Margaret Sutherland. the
devisee and iegAtce above mentioned
IL the executrix named In said instru-
ment and In the widow OF said James
Sutherland. deceased.
And you are hereby further notified
TO be and appear before said Court az
the County Court room la the court
house In Canon City In the County
OF Fremont in the State OF Colorado.
on the 2int day OF April. A. ID. 1917.
then and there TO attend the hearing
ON the probate OF the Haid alleged Last
VIII and Testament OF the said James
Sutherland. deceased. and further to
do and perform whatever then By the
said Court be required and adludged.
In Witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and AFFIXED the seal OF
said Court at my Office In Canon City
la said County this 18th day OF March
A. ID 1919
tSEAf4i
JAMES l.. COOPER,
County Judge. and Acting Clerk Of the
County Court
First Pub. March 20. 1914.
Last Pub. April IL. 1919.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-20
ORDINANCE No
Series 1919.


In Ordinance Repeating ordinance
No. Z Of the Series 81 1911. EntifIed
AN Ordinance Concerning the sal
AIRY Of the City Aftorney;- and
Amending Ordinance M. 1. of the
Series of 1907. Entitled -tn Ordi-
nance Defining the Duties and Com
pensation Of the City Attorney
BE IL ordained by tie C!ty Council
OF The City OF CanJn City Colorado:
Section /. That Ordinance No. 4.
OF the Series of 1911. Entitled AN
Ordinance Concerning the Salary OF
the City Attorney. N hereby repeal
ed. and, In lieu thereof. the following
provisions. under the head of Section
s. shall be and hereby ave ordained to
he substitute for Secfion Jf an
Ordinance entitled An Ordinance de-
nning the Duties aud Compensation
OF the City Attorney" being Ordinance
No 7 of the Series of nGs. aud said
Ordinance is. accordingly, 20 amend
ed TO read rs follows:
Section \. The City Attorney shall
receive. aa compensation for all OF the
services hcreinbeforc prescribed and
no other compensation whatever for
any of such services. except Wien be
~ required TO appear In behalf OF said
ciiy In the Supreme Court, or In Tie
Court OF Appeals. OF Colorado or any
Federal Court. the sum OF Sixty Dol
lars ts60.00b per month. payable
monthly In such manner as other sni-
aries are paid: and. when required 20
80 appear In the Supreme Court. or
the Court OF Appeals. or any Federal
Court. he shall receive such other
compensation as may be allowed by
the City Council"
introduced. read and ordered pnb-
lishcd this seventeenth lay OF March.
A. ID. 1919.