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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1918-06-05
Jersey Seas Astir with Search and
Rescue---Pa atrols Intercept At
tack on French Steamer.
SIXTEEN ON CAROLINA MISSING
Boatload of Exhausted Survivors Met in
Atlantic City Surf by Boardwalk Pa
raiders While Band PLAYS.

Hun U-boatS still ravage the atlantic
coast.
Far from fleeing from United States naval
forces, the Kaisers submarines are still at
tempting their blockade of Americas largest
ports.
Late yesterday morning an American de-
stroyer drove away German submersible lust
as it was about to destroy French steamer
the Radioleine
The Radioleine has since reached an At
lantic port.
Still another ship was added to the toll of
the undersea boats, for the destroyer reports
taking aboard two men of the crew of the Ed
ward Beard, which was bombed and sinking.
OFFICIAL NEWS OF ATTACK
Official of the continued activity on the part Of the
submarines is contained in this bulletin.
The Navy Department ha. received a dispatch from .
United States destroyer stating that at $50 yesterday
ing he interrupted attack by enemy submarine on the
French steamer Raoleme about sny6ve miles off the Mary
land Coast The destroyer also took board from
the Edward Beard which was bombed and sinking
later report received stating that the Radoene had
arrived at Atlantic port
cARoLINAS PASSENGERS SAFE
New York. June 4-Speuaon the fate of the passengers
and of the steamship Carolina of the New York and Porto Rico
line, ended today when survivors landing Lewes DEL Atlantic
City, and Philadelphia brought the that the ship had been boarded
officer and boats of German Uboat O'Clock Sunday
evening and all hands ordered to the boats
Some 300 of the Cardinals passengers and board
the schooner Eta Douglas which due Atlantic port about
o'clock morning OF the others. twenyseyen landed
at Atlantic City this afternoon. nineteen Lewe DEL
Vineyard Haven and Philadelphia. The survivors landing
Lees brought the information that others had been drowned
Sunday night thunderstorm, which capsized the launch
which yve persons had for shore when the ubOat
took possession of the Carolina.
The number board the Carolina known. the
passenger list has yet been received from Porto Rico.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-16

-Caballeros, dijo Alberto; siendo
nuestro pepresenetado e. ofendido. a
no.otro. nos corresponds la election
de armas y condolences.
Los testigos del condo hicieron con
Ia cabeza un signo affirmative.
Alberto continue:
Ell anna elegida es la pistola Y
las condolences son lbs s!guicntes:
Y aqui Alberto expuso las condi-
clones deseadas por Armando.
FL vizconde de Kerizou, testigo del
condo Stewan, exclamo:
-Cabaliero. ESQ es un duelo a
muerte, y creo que Ia ofensa no CO.
rresponde a las condolences que ex-
poneis.
Senior yizconde, replica friamen-
te Alberto; cuando las ofensas son
de poca monta no Sc debe acudir al
tc.-2no del honor; pero IN c en-
ei, hay que batirse sacramento y no
~ccrcTetarse a zanzibar dos balas de
corcho para luego irse al restaurant
a reponerse del susie.
Vista Ia aetitud del testigo de Ar
mando, los del condo asintieroa a
lode.
Las pistolas del hijo del coronel
eargadas Embellishments por
su amigo Alberto baeendo 10 mis-
q Nzcn5e De Ke-i-ou con las
del conde SteTar.
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LINK.

El condo Stev;an fue ell primero
en- ~prescNtarse en- el lugar de la eta.
Lego en- una silia de postas, tira-
da por cuatro vigorosos caballos
guiaGos por dos jockeys a Ia Daumont.
e. vestido del condo, 10 mismo que
el de uAo dc sus testigos, era de
viaje. Fl otro iba en- traje de ma
mana y a cabal!o, 10 que demostra-
ba que debia volver a Paris I'M yez
terminate e. duelo.
Minutes despues lego Armlando
con Sus testigos.
FL condo Stewan Sc dirigi6 al jo-
ven y s~aludandole cortesmente lie di-
10:
-Esta misma manana Gebia par
tIr para Bretana, desde aver TODD es-
ta5a p~reparado para Ia partida, y c.
mo creo poderla verificar una vez
termine Ell duelo, os pido mil perdo-
mes por haberme presentado, al igual
que mi testigo el vizconde de Kerr
Eau, en- traje de canine.
Armando paiideci6 de celos a sa-
Der que su rival iba a Bretana, y ~
su fuero Inferno jur6 evita- aquel
viaje matando al condo; Y aproEi-
mandose q su amigo Alberto, le DIG:
-Siendo 70 e. ofeadido, re Pc
tenece Ia election de arEas, como
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asi tambien ell derecho de imponer las
condolences en- que sc ha de verificaT
el duelo.
Que drda eabe, respondi6 Alber-
to, pero cque es 10 que os propone.s
hacer?
Ell condo va a Bretana, ;com-
prendeis? dijo Armando.
-Bueno, ~ que?
Que 81 10 lie mato la vera.
-Es probable
-Pues bien, ESQ es precisamente
10 que quiero evitar.
-Explicaos, amigo milo.
-Quiero, continue Armando, que
el duelo sea a muerte.
Por tanto, las condolences han de
ser estas.
Cada uno de nostros hara uso de
sus p1orias armas, pudiendo hacer
dos disparos a ~voluntad, avanzando
los pasos que tenga por c~onyenieste-
81 hechos los disparos c~onvenidcs,
ninguno hemos muerto, sc volverln
a cargar las armas, y sin retroceder
los pasos que hayamos avanzado,
continuara ell coElbate, hasta que
u1o de los dos caiga en- terra.
-Sea-dijo Alberto no queriendo
objetar a 81 amigo por tenor {,
perder Ia poca ealEaa cue le modc12.
Los test:gos del cende Sc aprox.-
n,arcu.
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-iY mi segundo testigc, Quie"
sera?
va habia pensado en- clio, res
pondi6 Alberto, y a este fin, en- III
gar de i-os a vuestra casa, vamonos
a Ia mia Y por UT criado, mandarc
aviso a Daubray, vuestro antique r.
val; aquel con quien os batisteis 70
vuestra entonces desconoci.ia.
Os asegaro que lie a,egrara mu-
cho que havamos contado con 81 pa
re testigo.
-Pues en- Marcia. dijo Armando.
Y en- 81 carruaje Sc hicieron cen
ducir al domicilio de Alberto.
Cuando e! h!jo del coronel Y su
amigo Sc hallaron en- e. domicilio de
este. le dijo Alberto:
-Tomad esta piscola de salon Y
haced unos cuantos disparcs. quiero
yer como t;rais.
Asi 10 hizo Armando, logrando ha-
cer seis blancos seguidos.
ST tirais Ell primero, dijo Alberto
en- vista de Ia buena puateria de su
amigo, es muerto el condo Stewan.
4 pesar de 10 avanzado &c L hc-a,
Alberto escribio una carta q Dau-
bray citandole para Ia mariana ST.
guiente.
Despues de este, los dos amigos So
accstagon trarquilamente.
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La fiesta del cordero en- Fee
(TraL. especial para LA PRENSA).

Sc me habia aconsejado que vleTa
en- FeZ el Aid ell kebir, esa gran tles-
"a musulmana que celebra el pueblo
con tanto mayor entusiasmo cuaiito
que le proporciona una o~portunidaa
ara f~rancachelas enorrnes ' pro!o7-
gadas. Hay muchos m~arroQuies cue
no comcn carne mas que csc dla. peTo
todos Sc permiten csc !ujo ei d"a de
Ia Gran Fiesta, tGdCs coalcn Ell IA
| miIia 81 ccrdcro asado Ia noche del
Aid de Kebir.
va en- los dias precedentes cl mer-
cado ofrece un espect&culo cur!oso.
Este Sc celebra n las puertas &c Ia
c;vdad. al abrigo De las mIrailaS al
mcnaGas, de tonos ieonados, que re-
dean como un ciEturon clasico todas
| las ciudades de Marruacos. SolaE,cnte
que en- Fee, los muros son mas e!cva-
dos. mas gruesOs Y mas ma~Je&tucsos
que en- cuaiquiera otra parte. mo
es Fez Ia CiuGaG Sagrada? mo eS
Fec Ia ciudad del Maghreb mas rlca
en- ua:acios Y en- meZquitas? NO es
csc el lugar en- donde los principles
hlbiles y IN clero &v!do Ran sabldo
acumular tesoros muy = proposito pa
80, te-far - inLigenvi. V Ia audacia
de las trihus que no Sc han scmet!-
90 todavia?
Pcro Guranye esta manana t6rrida
del fin dc septiembre, toda idea be-
lea es desechada. Los indigenas no
piensal en- otra cosa que en- ce!ebrar,
con toda la devotion de que son ca
naccs IA gran fiesta que conmcmora
de tan curiosa anc el sa,rif!cio
de Abraham cuyo ritO secular CONT
nia siendo Observable piadosamente.
Las gantes de Fee, los FAST, son
cGlebres en- TODD N~arruecos por Ia ob-
~scrvanc!a escrupu!osa de! Islam y de
sus practicas. Ash pues, e! mercado
dc les carneros presen;a = ANNA
ciGa extraordinaria. En- medic de una
nube de polvo b~rillante, los j~0venes y
los ancianos, los Fobres Y los ricos,
los h~ao!tantes de "a ciudaG Y los cam
pa5jnos ?alpan. eXGEiaan : c>timan
los carae.os que Sc encuentran ALI
acumulados. Las pobres bestias pa
san ALI IN mai cuarto de hora en- es-
pcra de otro peor. FL marroQui no
es NADIA cGrjnoso para cen los ANNA
les. Solamente el caballo e]ncuentra
gracia ante 81 b~rutaidad. Los infor-
! turados carneros que seraE sacrifi-
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Sc midieron cuaTenta pasos Y cada'
adversario Sc coloc6 en- el lugar que
lie cupo en- suerte, tenie7do ira pisto-
Ia en- cada mano
La sehal c~orrespordia darla a
Alberto y tsta consistia en- tres pal
madas.
Sonado que hubo la Ultima, Ar
mando avanz6 I'm paso c kizo fuego.
FL conde por cortesia avanz6 IN
paso, al igual que su a~dversario, y
disparo.
Armando vacilo III momento v m
peZ6 q lentamente.
El condo avanzo dos pasos mas Y
voivio { hacer fuego.
Arnando sin dear de avanzar Sc
tambale6 sobre sus piernas y llegan-
do junto a su rival levanto ell brazo
para disparar sobre e. a quemarropa
Fl conde habfa arrojado sus armas
puesto que va lie eran initiles, y cru
zandose de brazos, esper6 Ia muerte
con la sonrisa en- los labios.
Ash fue, que cuando VIC avanzar
sobre el a su adversario que, como
saben nuestros l~ectores, u conse--
vaba una pistola cargada, nj I'm SOLO
musculo de su rostro 81 c~ontrajo.
Ell frfo canon de la pistola de Ar
mando, 10 sintio sobre su frente.
Ell hijo del coronel dificilmente po-
dia mantenerse en- pie, Y hacienda IN
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al lagc de Autenil Y eI arma elegida
sea la pistola?
-Perfectamente, contcst6 el con-
de.
Los dos amigos s~aludaron o una
inclination de cabeza al jOven ruso y
Sc %retiraron.
Amigo MIC. dijo Alberto. 10 QUE
acabais de hacer es una Iocura.
-IPor que?
-porque os exponeis a que os ma
ten inutilmente.
Bah, Que importa ESQ?
En- otra OCCASION: pero ahora...
-5Que?
-vamos d cuentas, amigo, aijo
Alberto.
No os ha prometido vuestro pa
DIRE. en- virtud de no Sc que poier. ha-
ceros amar por Ia ~baronesa?
ST.
-EntonceS. squertis decirme, de
cue os servira el prcSagio de vuestro
padre is os mata el cocIe-
-Tenes razon. pero.... el sera
el que muera.
DespuaS agreSo:
-:Quere:s ser nj testigo?
-.B.ablo. soy vreStro amigo y
estoy pronto a serviros.
r-Puesto cue aceptais. VENT .
dcrmir eSSa noche ! casa.
-Corriente.
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1!R0S A. BIZ NCO AActfzgnLZi;dLadgs Extrorieras
O DE NADlE."

FL. tiene treinta Y un amos;
ella. anda en- los veint!d6s;
6l, es un POGO moreno;
ella. rubia como el sol;
e, tiene I'm cuerpo de atleta
V es gendarme en- Nueva York;
V ella es gracil, delicada
tierna como una flor.
FL Sc llama. no Sc como;
Sc llama ella. que sc 20;
mas. seguu Ia relatado
Ia prensa de informaci6n,
ella Y 81 Sc conocieron
en- Ia propia Nueva York.
mientras ella iba de compras
nor esas GALES de Dios,
V e. cual posJe. Ell un crucero
de In enorme ~Pob!ac!"n
veia de arreglar 81 trafIco
de Ia manera mejor.
La chica pas6 4 su lado,
de ar-iba abajo lie vic.
contemplo con cue soltnra
manejaba su bast6n;
contempl6 su enorme ITALIA,
su coniunto sedUctor,
su TODD" en- fir, Y al momento
de golpe Sc enamoro.
Fl. miranda que era objeto
de una especial atenci0n
per parte de aQuella girl"
de cabellos como el sol.
de manos muy diminutas,
de piesito cncantador.
de oios dc mirar de fuego,
de IN conjunto. en- fin, atroz
Dor los encantos que en- 81
la natura acumul0:
como cs de carne Y no de huie,'
ncr IN momento dejj
que llegaran "a las manos"
m.a n,,o r,orcb,bor
I;raa
.nrn;oro.
Dero 81 "deslumbre" pas6.
&
>" S'"'O
"e "4u'-'" -'',o'
""'
~ o''' g.,
;an;o
- ordi.,,o cor,a,y6.
.c,o,,o f,,, mn
10 rolobri-as de amor
- ,,Eorosa mn,hacha
o,;-o,.,,, !, ram,
Az. .o5o 1,eoo = 81 fin
.,.no - sr.o ,I.o5.
,o. GIN o,,o n,;ris-ro algrro
=. -, :. bora,.:.,
al Guardian ! IN chiamlla
tai como 10 marda bios.
sobre el alma de! "cherife"
Nm sonic haiado pasd;
:, 81 bcn,hre .orci5 su rua.bo
de oJros amores en- pos.
Y abanGon6 q d muchacha
' u Il grac!as c!r.dy.
:Asi siempre fue e! destlno.
i.ASi siempre fue el amor!
Y transcurrieron tres meses;
tai vez uno tai veZ dos;
Y Ia ardorosa muchacha,
" N.E
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eiercito ccnstuuciCnalsta: 81, nc 2caia ser mas que de est eJeruto, psrO aun
ai. eli titulo $ haNa c IN predicamente bochornCso. GQue haria Fran
e. 81 tayiesc ccRocimientc de eHa Legion Y conociese a don SIvino? Sen
cil,amente. suprimiria Ia crden 0 la lanaria de Oto mode.
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atrevida penetr6.
lleg6Se frente a So anante.
lc liable De - aydie2Je amor.
y como Il L contestant
solo, que fuera..... coa Dios,
II chica perii6 la ca!ma.
81 revolver empun6.
Y exc!amando eniurecida:
iMic..... 0 de ninguna" pom.
en- buena parte al "cherife"
una bala lie aloj6.....
Intervinieron al punio
seis ~gendarmcs, L? doctor.
un caro- de Ia Cruz Roja,
TN reporter. que Sc yo;
la m~uchacha fuG ~aprehendida,
V asi que en- Ia Prevention
estuvo, tranquilamente
de esta guisa So eXpres0:
lie iba 4 matar.... porque lie
(amo
con todo mi coraZon.....!"
iQue amor tan original.
No te parece, lectcr?
~ que no eXista quien "ame'
de tai manera al barb6n.....!
CHANTECLER.
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(Pasa a Ia ga. Pag. Col. SAY
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COLORADO COLLEGE STUDENTS
DRAFT" THEMSELVES.

The women students of Colorado
College have drafted themselves for
war work every day from IL TO IL.
The faculty Of the college has de
cided on course of compulsory mil
itary training for men students dur
ing the one hour daily. and the wo-
men students held mass meeting
at which they pledged themselves for
war service during the same period
An executive committee OF students
and the Dean OF Women splanned tb.
organization and raised the necessary
funds. A speakers bureau is to be
one OF the channels through which
elective work is hoped to be nc
complished.
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Silver State Garage
Ready for Business

Messrs. ii. NJ. Anleck, c. T.
Reeves and J. N. Steele have formed
a partnership and have taken over
the Reeves building as their place of
business It will be known as The
Silver State Garage. The company
will also do a general auto repair bus
iness, handle gas and oils and will
have the sales and service agency. for
the Hudson Super Six. the bort and
the Federal. This gives them a low
priced car and a high-prieed car Of
superior merit and a truck that is
among the top-notchers.
The Reeves building is of brick
and commodious making il well adap
ted for this business.
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Cash Basis for
Auto Dealers

ALI automobile supplies. labor and
fuel will be sold in Fremont county
for cash only after June /. according
to unanimous decision of the Fremont
County Auto trades association at It's
meeting last night in the Chamber
OF Commerce rooms.
The action Ii in accordance with
the Recommendation of the war board
and follows that Of the dealers in the
remainder OF Colorado and thruout
the entire country.
In accordance with the suggestion
of the war board all of the manufact-
urers and jobbers OF auto supplies
have adopted cash basis which in
spite of greatly increased prices in
all other branches of business. has
kept the raise on motor goods TO n
minimum
The local dealers were confronted
ether with the proposition OF in.
creasing their prices very materially
or OF doing away with credit absolute
iy and they decided TO follow the ad-
vice of the war board and the action
OF other dealers thruout the country.
According to the action taken last
night there will be no deviation from
the rule and all work and material
viii be paid for before it leaves the
garages.
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HIGGINS AUTO EXCHANGE
NEW CANON BUSINESS.

Mr.. Frank Higgins and Mr. Sardy
NJ. Higgins have opened Higgins Au-
to Exchange at 3o1 Main street.
where used autos will be repaired and
rebuilt and placed on the market for
sale. They are specializing in Ford
cars but naturally will have othei
makes on hand also.
A feature Of the business is the
rental department where cars can be
rented by the day or week. by com
petent drivers at nominal cost
The Higgins boys have completely
equipped shop with up-to-date appii-
aucea which enable them to put a
car in first class running order in a
short time. They guarantee every
car they sell.
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WESTCLIFFE NEWS
(Wet Mountain Tribune.)

James Kettle and wife. Mrs. Wal
tiers and Mrs. Luton motored up from
Canon City last Friday to spend a
few days visiting relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kettle will soon leave Canon in
their car for Gary, Indiana. where
they will pay visit to the family of
their son. Bert Kettle.
Ed Mott was up from Canon City
several days the past week. While
here he purchased a car OF potatoes
for shipment to Canon which gives
rise TO the question. has someone
started whisky still In that effete
old town."
Mrs. Will Nelson and the boys
came up from Canon last Sunday to
visit relatives in Silver Clin. Mrs
Nelson left Thursday to join Mr. Mel
son IN Red Cliff. She will be back
in about two weeks to get the boys
+. William Schulze left on Wednes-
day for Canon City and other points
further down the valley.
Miss Freda Kitzman went to Canon
last Saturday.
Attorney E. H. Stinemeyer was up
from Canon City the first of the week
on legal business.
Charles Heyl came up from Canon
City Wednesday. The cement will fly
now
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FOOT SPECIALIST JOINS
GALLEY-sTockToN FORCE.

Mr. T. d. Logan of Smith Center.
Kansas. graduate OF the Scholi Or
tho2edic school. and foot special st
pf more than local note. has joined
the salesforce OF the Galiey-StocktoD
Shoe company.
Mr.. Logan is competent TO relieve
practically all foot-ilis and will be a
permanent addition OF the Galley
Stockton company.
Mr.. Truman Stockton Of the firm
is also experienced the ScholI
methods. having studied under n
Scholl teacher in Kansas CITY. thus
giving this popular shoe store two Or
thopedic doctors.
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]. E. Brown Died
Sunday Evening

Josiah E. Brown died at the family
home. 431 Rudd avenue, at s O'Clock
Sunday evening. from hardening of
the arteries and complications after
an illness OF about weeks duration.
Mr.. Brown had been failing in health
for several months but his condition
was not such as to confine him to
his bed until few days ago.
The deceased was n the 18th year
of his age and was a soldier in the
Union army during the Civil war:
having served with the Illinois volun
teer infantry. He was an esteemed
member OF Greenwood Post No 10
G. A. R.. OF this city and the funer-
al will be attended by his comrades
of that organization.
Mr.. Brown came to Colorado with
his family from Freeport. ILL.,, about
35 years ago and settled in Canon
City and lived here continuously I'M
til his death. For many years he was
a travelling salesman for n wholesale
grocery firm in Denver and made for
himself many friends thruout the
state. For some time afterwards he
was engaged in fruit growing. but for
considerable period had led a life
Of retirement from active business of
any kind. He leaves. besides the
widow, four daughters and one son.
They are Mrs. Margaret Baldwin OF
Trinidad. Colorado; Mrs. Nellie Ford
of Sacramento. Calf; Mrs. Matte
Bradley of Detroit. Mich; Mrs. Alice
Dickerson of this city and W. L..
Brown of this city.
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HARVEY FouRNleR HERE.

Harvey Fournier. former resident
of Canon City but now a partner OF
Mr.. Seeley. formerly proprietor OF the
Corner Drug Store. now located at
Cloburse. Texns. was the guest of his
mother on College avenue. last week
He with wife and two children are
visiting Mrs. Mournier's parents al
I.oyeiand. They are contemplating a
trip to California in their automobile
as soon as the weather becomes set
tied. Mr.. Fournier is taking a years
layoff for the benefit Of his health.
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Canon Girls Stars
in New York Show

Miss Bird Millman OF Canon City.
is one Of the stars Of the Fiorenz
ziesfeld's Midnight rrolic" on the
roof OF the New Amsterdam theatre
IN New York City. Miss MILAN Ia
. wire art,st par excellence and
gained her big reputation with Bar
mum and Bailey'a circus.
Burns Mantel. tho fxmous critic o.
New York. = his review of last Sat
urdsy, peta Miss Millman, splsndld
seapl la1aSns = g ~ Y /! q a I I, b Z z!
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PenrOse Graduates
High School Class

The Penrose Press of this week
contains an interesting accouat of
the first annual commencement exer-
cises of the district high school there
last Monday evening at which five
students were given diplomas OF grad
uat'oh The evenings program con-
sisted OF the reading Of the class
iivered by Rev. Chaa. J. Armentrout
phophecy, musical numbers. class
play. Tho Ghost on an Idea" the
reading of the class history; all of
them highly meritorious and well
rendered. The clase address Was de-
of this scity- The~Rubject. Of his dis
course was over the Top" and he de-
clared that tho United States and It's
allies would never win the great war
IN which they are engaged unless
their citizens go over the top finan-
ciaiiy. morally. reiigiousty and indus
triaiiy. He sasd the demand Of the
times Was for better and more eni-
cient citizens and he warned parents
against taking Their children out of
school at this time on tho plea that
they are needed for work on the farm
or at home. saying that after this war
is won the world will see an unprece-
,dented demand for trained workers
The graduating class consisted Of
Misses Ethel Winifred Shaeffer. .vio-
Ia Christina Peterson. Charlotte Lor-
ena Knecttle. Mary Catherine Baird
and velma Electra Knecttle. the lat
ter being at present employed by the
government at Washington. ID. G..
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-09

ed that she was one Of The prettiest
artists that ever graduated from the
circus ranks.
Mas Millman's mother and brother
live in East Canon and she spends
her on seasons here. In private iife
she Is known rs Mrs. John G. Thomas.
having becn romansically married in
Detroit about = year ago. She with
her husband spent the Chr.stmaa hoii-
days here Last year and madc many
new friends.