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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-07

BY the lure Of a "my thical man
SION to be built II Kansas City'S e%>
elusive residence district, Mrs. HCr'
tense Monroe Stegner, widow OF tho
late Congressman William W: Nc
Intyre Of Baltimore. in a divorce
petition alleges fraud and declares
she was won TO the altar by man
she now terms q "cG mmon thle1;
Sor9er and rascal" Her husband
wns recently sentenced TO five years
h The penitentiarY for forgery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-07

Recently patented hairpins resem-
bile ;ongs in form and method OF OPP
Grafton.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-16
MONDAY READING CLUB.

The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. Sinden, with Mrs.
Bonley presiding.
The report of previous meeting was
read and approved.
Mrs. Harrison was reader for >the
afternoon. She read a short poem by
Ella Wheeler Wilcox entitled Achieve
ment." and THE Little Hunchback,
Zea." by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
both articles being from the Christ
mas number of The Century Maga-
zine.
Delicious refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon.
Tho meeting will be held Yi.h
Mrs. Coulter next week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-16
CANON GIRL STEERS
PASSENGER BOAT

A communication to the Daily Rec
ord from Long Beach, California. un-
der date of March 10th, pays high
tribute to the skill and seaman-like
qualities of Miss Maude E. jenkins
of South Canon in taking passenger
boat loaded with excursionists from
the pier out TO sea and returning safe
ly to the landing place. The letter
says:
Miss Maude E Jenkins of Canon
City, who is now visiting here, en-
Thursday. March 9th, took charge of
a passenger steamer at Long Beach
pier and headed it out on the Pacific
ocean in a southwesterly direction for
a distance of fourteen miles. Miss Jen-
kins stood at the steering wheel all
of the time and directed the course
of the boat with the utmost skill ana
precision Having reached the limit
of the ocean trip she turned the toat
north and made the run to San Pedro.
The splendid manner in which she
handled the boat made the achieve
ment more than ordinarily notable
one"
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ARMON M. JOHNSON DIED
FLORENCE SUNDAY NIGHT

Armon NJ. Johnson. for more than
thirty years a resident of Florence,
died at his home on Frazier avenue
in that city at 1880 O'Clock Sunday
evening from arterio sclerosis. He
had been in ill health for several
months and his death was not un-
expected. Deceased was for many
years a prominent contractor and bull
der at Florence and had many friends
and acquaintances in that community.
Mr.. Johnson was born in New York
City August 1G, 1887. He located in
Wisconsin with his parents when
boy. In the year 1859 he made the
trip to California with his father. Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson were married in
Bingham City. Utah, June II, 1874.
The wife still survives. but there are
no children in the family.
Deceased has sister. Mrs. Abbott.
residing in Santa Ana, California,
and a brother in Illinois.
The funeral took place from the
Defbert undertaking parlors at 2
O'Clock this sfternoon and was con
Quoted by Rev. w. !. Kidd. pastor of
the Methodist church at Florence.
Interment was at Highland cemetery.
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MORE VIoLAToRs OF
THE TRAFFIC ORDINANCE.

r. E. Lovern omitted to keep to the
right" of the traffic post at the inter
section of Fifth and Main streets as
required by the ordinance while driv-
ing a carriage Mond y afternoon ami
was cited by City Marshal Skinner 10
appear before the police magistrate
and pay the conventional fine Oslo
and costs, but as usual in such cases.
the fine was remitted on the payment
of the trimmings, which amounted to
three s,moleons.
Bud Nix was apprehended by the
police on Monday for automobile
speeding within the city limits and
was notified to present himself before
Police Magistrate Houton and satisfy
the demands of justice by So contri-
button. Mr.. Nix is expected to com
ply with the orders of the police in
the matte rthis afternoon.
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MRS. TITCOMB DIEO At
PLATTE CANON TUESDAY

Mr. and Mrs. w. r. BridweIl are in
receipt OF telegram announcing the
death OF Mrs. John s. Titcomb at the
family home in Platte canon on Tues
day.
Mrs. Titcomb viii be remembered
by many OF the older residents OF
Canon city as having lived here at
one time. Her husband was the en-
gineer in charge of the work on the
old state ditch. part of the grade
of which is now known as the tunnel
drive. and she will be recalled as hav-
ing resided at the Strathmore hotel
during the progress of the work.
The funeral will take place from
st. Barnabas Episcopal church in Den
yer. Mr. Titcomb died several years
ago.
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INTERCEPTS WIRELESS
FROM WASHINGTON

Harry Tolles. who has regulation
wireless station at his home on the
mesa south of town. states that at
10 O'Clock each night he intercepts
the standard time sent out from the
government station at Arlington
Heights. Washington, ID. c. Since the
building OF the station Mr. Tolles has
caught number OF wireless meg
sages and he says tho work is very
interesting. Last night during the
rainstorm the wires at the station
were popping and cracking and II
sounded like the reports one reads of
a modern battle. MIR. TolIes attiib-
'itea the disturbance to tho unusual
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CITY TO PUT UP
new STREET SIGNS

There sill sho. t,y be erected ir
Tie residence portions of ihe tos-n
urGer the supervision OF the street
alley and bridge committee OF the c'.y
council new street signs TO take the
place Of the present battered. anti
quated. and, in many instances un-
decipherable gtiideboards. The new
signs are of steel, modern and at
tractiye in appearance. and will be a
great Improvement of anything OF the
kind previously in use here. The new
signs. which were made in Denver TN
der special order from the commit
tee. are of substantial character and
will last for several years. More than
two hundred of these signs have been
received and are now at the city
hall.
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F. D. SLUTz TO ADDRESS
FATHER AND SON" BANQUET

Mr.. Frank d. Slutz. superintendent
of the Pueblo public schools will be
the principal speaker at the Fathe-
and Son banquet to be held at th"
Y. NJ. C. A. Thursday. March %.
There will also be short talks on;
BENEFITS Derived by Father in Com
panionship with His Som" by faith
er, .'how ! expect to bring up my sen
by son and 'Boyhood Remin:scen
ces," by grown boy.
Every man that has any interest in
the boys of Canon City should lie .,'es'
ent at this banquet.
Each man over twenty-one Yeas OF
age will be considered father" AID
in order to attend must be accomrs-
MED by boy under twenty-one and
over ten years of age. The associa-
ton will be glad to furnish boy TO
any man that cannot find one. All
expecting to attend should notify the
secretary or one of the boys work COM
Iiittee not later than Tuesday. March
a1st.
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IN AUTO BUSINESS
AT ORANGE, CAL.

Leslie p Damewood, formerly of
this city and at one time employed
at the Canon Auto company's garage.
is at present making his home at
Orange, California The Daily News
of that place under date of March 3.
says:
Il. p. Damewood, manager of the
Vulcanizing and tire department of
the Lush Garage and Machine shop
has purchased half interest in that
department from Mr. Lush. The
branch will hencesorth lie conducted
under the firm name of Lush & Dame.
wood.
Mr.. Damewood has been in charge
of the department for nearly year
and has steadily built up the business
as his ability has gradually gained a
reputation in local automobile circles.
ne mas Hau teh sSais cAl'ciiehSS 'i
the tire business and is familiar with
every angle OF it.
The depar tment now employs two
men steadily and turns out ten or
twelve retreads a week. MIR. Dame
wood himself ascribes the growth of
the business to the high satisfaction
that has been given and says that
one of the factors is the $500 mile
guarantee on retreads, which gives
the buyer the same assurance of wear
he receives with a new tire. AMI
gives it to him at practically half the
cost"
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WoMAN's CLUB.

The Womans club met Tuesday at
Pyth.an hall, Mrs. Goodloe presiding.
The report of secretary for previous
meeting was read and approved.
Mrs. Goodloe spoke of the enter
ment, "The Battle Cry of Pence" at
which the members of the G. A. X.
and their wives are invited, telling
Of its great interest.
BY unanimous vote the club en-
doresd the work of the woman's sec
ton of the movement for national pre-
paredness.
The subject for the day was con
tinuation of Brazil" Mrs. Plummer
gave the Recent History" Mrs. Haw-
key a paper on Character of Bra
zilians the Eject of No Color Line"
Mrs. Burgess talk on the Economic
Resources" Mrs. Wright apaper writ
ten in the form of letter giving an
account of a trip to Brazil All of the
papers were well prepared and ex-
tremely interesting.
Mrs. Wright read a little Poem
which Mrs. Mayhem brought from the
east and recently had reprinted to
present to the club, entitled What is
a woman's Club?" Members respond
ed to roll call with the Flora and
Fauna of South America"
The study of Brazil will be cont II.
ned next week. which will conclude
the study of the countries of South
America.
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SOCIAL NoTES
ANNUAL OPEN MEETING
A NOTABLE OCCASION


Monday, the 18th inst. an unusual
entertainment was given in the form
of a reception and musical evening by
the Progress club to their friends.
About ninety congenial spirits as
sembled in the spacious home OF Mt.
and Mrs. Lafe Combs. which was
thrown open for the use of the club
members and their invited guests. The
Misses Harris, Lucas and Tanner were
hostesses for the occasion.
The musical program reflected de-
served credit upon the energetic and
gifted Miss Hendrickson and Mrs. I'm
derwood, who are evidently firm ad-
Socates of preparedness.
The following well rendered pro-
gram was enthusiastically received:
Piano duet. ............'.... Polka
Miss Combs. Miss Swanson.
Club Chorus-B -Barcarolle. Kucker
Piano Solo-"To SPRING. .Greig
Miss Gibbs.
Solo-"'rhe DanZa". ....... Chadwick
"Will o, the Wisp". Strauss
5-Piano Solo-Barcarolle, from the
Tales of Hoffman. ......-....
Mrs. Underwood, Miss Gibbs
Solo-r"Little Damozel". "...... Novello
Mrs. Reiter.
Piano-Waltz in major. Moskowski
Miss Hendrickson.
Duet Know Bank.
...... -. Miss Steacy, Mrs. Reiter
Chorus of the Club-Lullaby. Brahms
Piano Trio-"Overture to Martha.
Flotow Boyer
Mrs. Reiter, Mrs. Underwood,
Miss Hendrickson.
The refreshments were in keeping
with the entertainment and with eX-
pressions of appreciation for the de-
lightful hospitality of the evening all
left in exhuberant spirits.
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CUSTER COUNTY ZINC PROPERTY

Work on the Little Eve is proyresn-
ing nicely with force OF two shifts
employed and good zinc ore product
is being extracted right along. Men
and teams have been employed the
past week loadIng another car for
shipment to the smelter II the smell.
ters would pay anything like the mar.
ket for this ora, the property would
soon develop into big paying propo.
sition.- WET Mountain Tribune.
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FOR sALE-A fine little orchard home
good old orchai d--about an acre and
a half. neat little house. stable. chick.
en- house. etc. All close in. In City
limits. in fact. wnI sell cheap. $500
OF $500 down, balance Ike pay;ng
rent. GUY L. HARDY. Record office
5op-2h
oA~o~4e%eA4~~~
amount of electricity in the air
Florence Citizen.
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Bills Allowed

Canon CITY. colo. March 10. isfs
The following - list ef bits faii
oanon ICY. coiosaue. al its meeting
V lake 1890. oiis orenaorr SIS %.
$1,000. Grant iSiekison 81 90. " 9.
Hamilton $500 j x ainan is6.oa. Az
Egrtus rcass tso.oe. c. ~ denton
street \. a IA Fund-Tom Parker
tss.yg has iadgeis $4,000, ". +.
M"rf,s fev,se. M - Campbell its, 90.
500. l.ce Amicg $4,000. Park Allison
ipeg, iinivn iiiseee 80 10. Tom Lam
dcrson ti-.n9. \. J. Thorp sasSo PhH-
~ i.ockstt $500. 4. q. columbia fge.ep.
- ". i'9nH.i ant s-s.sn, John Aersdifh
10 j, Mcl RE $500. =. ~ hurd $1,000.
i.afi hsldenan tls.po. la ding ftdW.
con i.umhar co s2h.In.. The saiiY ltdc-
oi q. Wv. : g. taytns V. = ~ 20. ssc,
4 ~ ~ Ai,ds.s"m a. 60; silQs. y "
l,"ren'z iitz nan l9s.ii. Baneroft iidw
SNh Mao, is-S; ~; hs San9n SO. FeanIfy =
james iinntcn $500.
a., T.. nnd--i. \. Borber tfo.oo. u.
Ine Harding Hdw. ca. Sis.aO. J. NJ Ana
ssison zbe julius isate. fitv u. :. Go.
Corner Drug Store soc. 10, ctaybsugf
ffn Ns"o. w. ". Holland $500.
:, sinking Fund for Water Bopds-
Police tund--c r rkinnrr sn: derry
MOAN $1,000; Joe cIaybnugh So 90. The
Canon city tecofd s5.is
=, H.nith fund--ls, v. Holmer $500. J.
NJ Apderron a Co, sis4s. q. & Tur-
ncr 500. q. r. Wood A sor ss 10; Nat.
Clark $500. The Fremont County Lead
1snac Uirich 1000. Wv
Public Library Fund-Mrs. Julia
Mack Treasurer, si2se0
Lighting Fuud--Thc Ark " nv l. A.
y. Co. $3.50.
miscellaneous F'und--Gibson I.br. ca.
$500 :-Blgka Rogers. County Treas.
nrer. tllsso: Mountain :. T. Il r. Co.
G1a; N. Y Mcconnell te.5s. John
Sidewalk aud a. H. No Oue--citv
Treasurer ss5i25
sidewalk y q. u. No. &C. NJ. usn-
ton, city Treasurer si7ss.s.. -
Sidewalk d q. -. No. b--C NJ Hrn-
Water Fund--John chst.lnt sifh.oA.
Lee wynkoop $4,000: Cleo Combs t.o,oo
sase! q SorIsss1 ErsS Nsnssb NsIsss Ia = Ande,son
:.o.s5: ]; Blake, ta.ss: Cleo " Combs G,s
$3.50; George Schultz $500; j.
Helm $500: Theo Shoemaker o.. %;
J. seaman $1,000: Harry Morton 81 SO;
u. J. Houston $500: canon Grocerv a.
zoe. Ark " Isy. J.. T.. 60. 81 90, n
~ Higgins $40, ,7o; Rambler Print sho6
district Court ,ii.bss II The 1siis; sirs; yN.rki Nsrski
Rank tTi.0O; city CLERK tig,o5: Franz,
W. Powers $500: Mountain stai-s n
T CO., s2,25: Bggs J.br. Go, t2.as: Tn.
Hood sa.is; Bancroft IIilw co' tsss t,i,s
JoiINATfiAN sEAMiN
City Clerk
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FIRE
Continued From Page one).

fire department had reached the De
Bord place Saturday night Captain
Barber had sent a detail OF men back
to headquarters with the fire truck
with all necessary equipment in readi-
ness to respond to another alarm in
case one was sent it. More than a
thousand feet of hose was used in
getting water to the De Bord fire.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our thanks to
the kind friends of Canon City and
Cotopaxi for their kindly acts and
sympathy during the illness and death
OF Roy Deeds.
MRS. ROY DEEDS.
MRS. JOSEPH DEEDS.
3 -, MR.. ROSS DEEDS.
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Miss Marian Davis OF Rockvaie went
10 Denver Tuesday morning. whore
she will be married to Thomas e.
Israel Of Lakewood. Colo.
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MoroREp 70 CANON CRY.

J. II. cresweil has purchased new
Overland for his family. They made
their first trip to Canon City Sunday.
--salidn Mall.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR sALE-Rest room home in
city. strictly modern. furnace, eas.
electric lights. garage; call ioll Rudd.
59r6t
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FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting a steel safety box at the
Fremont County National Bank. :.
to SO per year. stf
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FOR SALE or TRADE-Fourroom
house. sleeping porch. water and
sewer. side walks. orchard and lawn.
Low value at $3.50. will trade for stock
or anything of use on ranch. Chris
Holmes. Coaldale. Colo. 5ip3ot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-11
RAIL WAY PREFERRED
! HEADS STOCK LIST
Both Common and Preferred
Stocks Of Railway Company
! In Demand.

IA washington Railway and Electric
COMPANY preferred stock lead the list
trading at todaY's session Of the
Nashington Stock Exchange, a total 81
l3S shares changing hands At from MS
to ST< The common stock WAS Also IN
demand the bid being advanced from
s4M to S. without disclosing any Of the
stock The figures closed with 81 hid
and 81 asked. other stock sales were
~ shares OF CAPITAL Traction at Is. and
II OF Washington Gas ~ l4S,
The bond sales included $1,000
American Graphophone first 8 at 81,
this being the FIRST sale of these bonds
on the local exchange. The governing
committee announced at yesterday 3
session that they had been listed.
Other bond sales were $4,000 Potomac
Electric Consolidated SIS at par; q
81 900 Washington Gas 5 at 105H, and
q $500 Riggs Realty long at lOl:
The governing committee announced
today that the quotation lots for the
common and preferred stocks OF the
American Graphophone Company had
been changed from Is to 10.
The board of directors OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia Paper Manufactur-
ing Company announce the regular
quarterly dividen dof ~ per cent,
payable to stockholders OF record
january Is.
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FEDERAL WORKERS
TALK RETIREMENT
Extension Of Compensation Act,
Higher Pay, HaIf.HoIidays
Are Convention Topics.

Recommendations involving a pro-
posed extension of the compensation
act OF 1895 to provide for the pay
ment OF Government employees while
suffering from injuries received In
the line OF duty, and other. matters OF
Importance to the workers In Gov
eminent service were taken up at to-
days session OF the National League
OF Government Employees in annual
convention at tho Manhattan Hotel.
The matters discussed were con-
tanned in the report and recommen-
d4tions OF the president Of the league,
George L. Cain. OF Boston.
Besides advocati ting extension OF the
compensation act. Mr.. Cain urged the
association to take steps to see that
all Government employees receive the
Saturday half-holidays with pay
which are granted to those OF many
grades during the summer months
He also suggested the establishment
OF a wage board. which would con-
sist of an equal number OF employees
and officials of departments, to settle
wage questions in departments where
such questions arise.
Coast Guard Service.
c. w. Smith, OF the Coast Guard Serv-
ice, OF Baltimore. Nd. reported on the
conditions Of this branch of the Fed
eral employ He pointed out that the
members OF the service were not re-
ceiving the same privileges as employees
OF other branches OF the Government
Saturday haif-holidays with pay and
other dement's. The league will take up
the matter for decision before adjourn
ment of the convention.
Want More Pay.
Recommendations for increased pay
for employees Of the Treasury Depart
ment. especially those who get small
salaries, were made in a report by the
Treasury Department committee OF the
league at last nights session. A. p.
West, of Milwaukee, wis. who read the
report, declared that the lesser paid
classes of employees had not received
advances in salary for the past twenty
years. Officials OF the league stated
today that they heartily favor legislA-
ton to provide a retirement pension
for superannuated employees OF all
branches Of the Government service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-11
SEARCH
FOR P. 0. YEGGMEN
Inspectors Directing Campaign
Against Robbers Of StruC-
ture At Savage, Md.

Under the direction OF Postoffce in
spectors the hunt for the yeggmen.
who blew the safe at Savage, Nd,
yesterday and escaped with about $3.50
in stamps and money after exchang-
ing shots with a lone pursuer, is be-
ing continued today. Only meager
clues OF the robbers have been OBJ
tanned.
That they are the same men who, in
similar manner blew up the safe in
the same postoffice in September,
1914, Is the belief of the postal in
spectors and the county authorities.
1t Is known that the men made the
journey to and from the postoffce in
an automobile, persons living along
the Baltimore and Washington pike
corroborating the stories of residents
of Savage that they heard an auto
mobile speeding away shortly after
the robbers ran from the postofhce.
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FEW CHANGES ON
NEW YORK MARKET
Bearish Tone Continues, But
Technical Position Is Con-
sldered improved.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE stock
market opened with little change in
prices overnight The tone was still
bearish. but the technical position OF
the market was regarded as improved.
Trading was fairly active during the
first hour. The general tone was good
and stocks showed some improvement.
Activity and strength increased around
noon. Cuban-American Sugar sold up
e,k to 100: American Can advanced 20
es. and American Sugar rose to ilS.
United states Steel was quoted at 1875.
the highest mark of the morning, at
noon.
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Wholesale Produce Market

EGGs-Nearby. fresh, SOdS2c per dos. ;
Southern, SOC per dOE.
cHEEsE--New York, new. 1sc per lb.; nat.
IS619c per ID,
BUTTER-ElGin print, 55e per h.: tub
&c per ID; process, go per ID.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens Ice per h. roost-
ers, lie per h.. live turkeys, 2S925c per
ID; spring chickens, 10000 per ID.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves best i9c
per ID; heavy, Sh@101hc per ID; fat sheep
AhQbc per h.; spring lambs, sh0l0c per IL.
-. kREY, PRICE 4 co.
VEGBTABLES-(ouot furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoes, 500 per barrel;
onions. 81. 70 per bu. i; $500 per Jack cabbage
SlW per barrel; beets, 800 per 100 punches.
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Gets Three Years For
Breaking Probation Law

Because he violated the provisions Of
the probation laws Of the District,
Hugh A. Grimm was sentenced to serve
three years Imprisonment today by
Chief Justice Covington in Criminal
Court No. /. The sentence a year AGO
was suspended, and Grimm was put
would support his wife ana child, and
report regularly to the probation Of
ficer. He failed to respond to these
provisions, and the probation was re-
Voked and the sentence passed TODAY
He was charged with forgery.
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Mckinley High School
Presents Diplomas Jan. n

Ernest j.. Thurstcn, superintendent Of
schools, will preside, and Mrs. Susie
Root Rhodes, Of the Board OF Educa-
ton, will present the diplomas at the
first Of the midsyear commencement
exercises OF the District High Schools
at Mckinley IIiGh School on the even
ing OF January q at 5 o'clock. The
High School will be held the following
evening. Ernest II. Daniel and Mrs.
Edith Kingman Kern, OF the Board Of
Education, respectively, will preside ard
present the diplomas.
Johr b. Larner. Of the Board OF Edu.
cation, will preside at the exercises OF
the Business High School, which will
be held on the evening of January 81,
and w. T. Galliher, Of the board, will
present the diplomas. The exercises
OF the Western High School will be held
on the same evening. Henry r. Blair
president OF the Board of Educate n
will preside, and Superintendent. Thurs
ton win present the diplomas.
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ROCKVILLE.

Forrest W. Allen has hled suit here
for divorce from Goldie T. Allen. Ac-
cording to the bill, six weeks after
wedding the plaintiff was deserted.
The plaintiff is represented by John
A. Garrett.