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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15

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Lieut. l.. }. Joyce. L. S. A., Lawrence
Mass: J. J. Ready. II. u. S. A. Wash
ington. ID. c.; ]. r. Kelleher, 10, Field
Artillery. Jersey City. y. J.: Dr. w. NJ.
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King, U S. N, ID. Il. G. Washington,
d. c.: Or. Ernest =. Magruder, '92
tSerbian relief. Upper Marlboro, Md. !:
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Z. S. n. r. F.. New Britain. Conn
Lieut.. J. G. Mcdonald. II. L. S. y.
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Mcdonald. 81. Nova Scotia. Canadian
evolutionary forces. lost on Llandow
Castle; w. F. McNerney. 20. U. s. y.
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MeItenberger. 'l3. L. S. A. New Or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
BLIND GIRL GRADUATES
FROM TRINITY COLLEGE
Miss Grace A. Voorhees, Receives
Bachelor Degree and Teachers
Certificate From Cardinal.

Miss Grace A. Voorhees,. who has
been blind for nineteen years. and
for the restoration of whose sight
no hope is entertained, was member
Of the class Of sixty-five which was
graduated by Trinity College Juno b.
She was given the degree Of bachelor
Of arts and a teachers certificate by
the college. the presentation being
made by Cardinal Gibbons.
Miss Voorhees, blindness resulted
from an injury to the optic nerve
during an operation for mastoiditis
when she was a little girl. She is
a daughter of Mrs. j. l. Zegowitz
and the family home il at 1883 +
street.
The family has lived in Washing
ton for eighteen years. coming here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
DEATH DUE TO ACCIDENT.
Coroner's Verdict in the Case q
Raymond Truitt.

Coroner hewitt conducted an inquest
at the morgue yesterday afternoon In
the case of Raymond Truitt. who died
at.Emergency Hospital Friday nigh
as result OF injuries. when his mo
tor cycle struck the side of an cleo
trio car of the Virginia
Railway Company at 18th and .
streets, one hour before death re
suited.
The jury reported a verdict finding
the accident was due to lack OF care
on the part of Truitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
IS USED TO BEING MEASURED
Charles Thomas Shows Familiarity
With Police Process.

Charles Thomas. alias Joseph p.
Fisher. sixty-two years old. saying
he came to this city from Pittsburgh.
Pa. three weeks ago. surprised De-
tective Harry Wilson yesterday after
noon by his familiarity with the
routine of measuring and photograph
ing prisoners. 1t was not his hrst ap-
pearance in police circles. he 10 said
to have told the police. but hoped 1t
would be his last.
The stranger was detected in Center
market yesterday afternoon taking
pocketbook. containing small sum
Of money. from Mrs Clara F. Statler.
3932 New Hampshire avenue, 1t -
charged. and the detective said he
took the purse from Thomas after he
had witness the Transaction.
Thomas had a second purse. con-
tanning $2.45 IN his possession and
also two one-dollar bills tucked away
in his vest pocket. A charge Of rob-
berry was preferred against him and
he was locked up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-15
Leaves Ordnance Department.

Maj F. r. Moulton. has completed
his work in the ordnance department
of the War Department and has re-
sumed his duties as professor Of
Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12
FREE TO ASTHMA SUFFERERS
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 or Loss of Time

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Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12
900! HAMLET NEVER BEHELD
 MORE GHOSTS THAN Y. W. GIRLS
 WILL ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT

Halloween nifty entertainment a Y. M the w M will take the goblin social" promises a unQue entertaining affair
 Being ghosts atmosphere unexpected be will In descending the spiral stairs to the internal witches who already received communications
  tendng presence mystery found HfY
  Y. be doing something which only win will old the bobbing for biting strings ether familiar is typical Halloween affair." be
 publicity entire making the affair
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12
THE BRAT
 TON|GHT 1T
 GRAND; RARE
 SHOW TREAT An-Star Company Headed By Famous Actress Comes With Highest Criticisms Bisbee Prices Are
 Made Very Small Error in Contract Leads to Misunderstanding in Dates and Causes Delay in the Advertising.

If the people of Bisbee knew-and it is to be sincerely regretted that they do not, due to a misundrestand- ing in the datesAthe Grand Theater would not be large enough to accom- modate the people who would want to witness the famous Oliver Morosco "outcast" play, THE BRAT" tonight. bee to those who keep posted on things theatrical, for it held the boards at the Fulton theater, New York, fox 14 months and was lauded as the real comedy-drama success of the metropolitan city all last year.
 The Tucson Star of yesterday morning in it's review of "The Brat" said it was the most delightful play of this and many previous seasons. and all the more is it to be deplored that the merits of this offering could not be brought to local attention in such time as would have assured ca pacity audiences.
 The Los Angeles Times week be fore last stated among other things; "'The Brat at the Mason last night enraptured large audience to a point of enthusiasm seldom reached by any play heretofore. Audra Alden and a superb supporting cast ranks with any dramatic organization ap- nearing here for many months past. Just so long as first-class talent such as that which abounds in The Brat is presented, the spoken-drama has nothing to fear from inroads of the movie" Mason Matson in The Salt Lake Herald said in his recent re- view: "Audra Alden brings to mind the Maude Adams of twenty years ago. She is delightful as The Brat. and her supporting company is far very far-above the usual" The San Francisco Examiner, Bulletin, Call, have accorded unstinted praise to Miss Alden, "The Brat" and the ali star supporting company.
 The peopel of Bisbee do not pay me cent more to witness "That Brat { than is charged in the principal cities of the United States. Seats are now on sale at the Grand box office ana those intending attending are urged not to delay too late in securing them.-AdV.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12
GIRL TEAM TO MEET
 ON hI SCHOOL plAMOND

The Warren Bluebird corps of the Y. w. c. A. will play the high school girls baseball team on Thursday att ernoon at 4 o'clock at the Horace Mann junior high school. As the worlds series is now over it IS thought that this event will hold the interest of baseball fans for time Those who desire early returns on the game can phone the Review editorial rooms. As our megaphone artist has a cracked voice from his efforts dur ing the worlds series we regret to announce that we will be unable to give the returns to the public in this manner.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12
'. w. |. \. NOTES
CLUB WILL STAGE PLAYS
 AT HI SCHOOL AUDITORIUM

Two plays which are being renears' ed by the Four Point club of the Y. w. c. A. will be given at the high scnooi auditorium on the evening of October 2i. Members of the club are worKlns E hard on this entertainment which rromises to be a big success ana should be well attended.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12

SHREVEPORT. La.-The Roxanna Petroleum company is drilling at about 500 feet on section 14-2S-S in the vicinity of iEIaynesville. and about 10 miles north of production in the Homer field. The Planters Oil and Mineral company is rigging up to make a test on section 3-13-7 near Ashland, La.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12
sEcuRE NEw coRp lEApERs

The Y. w. c. A. has been fortunate in securing two new corps leaders Tn the persons of Miss Mildred Cary and Miss Lydia Pigott, who will lead the Central corps and the Sunchine corps respectively. The latter organization is new one.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12

DESDEMONA--Skelly-Sankeyi No. 2, Anderson Moore survey. northwest corner, is in and making 2500 barrels of oil at something over 2S50 feet. This is the second well on the lease and proves up the inside territory. It is offset by Magnolia, No. 6, on the west and Mayfair on No. Anderson. on the north.
 WICHITA FALLS - The heaviest rain for months, if not the heaviest in its history, is pouring down on Wichita county today. Fire in Harrir' son-Dale No. 8, the lost we'll burning in block s7 is out. SHREVEPORT. la.--Caddo, De Soto, Red River and Claiborne. parish es. in the northern Louisiana fields. claim record of 53 wells in Septem' Der, 50 of the mbeing producers and making 94 per cent successes. The same section has made g completions with three of them dry the first week in October, which is s7 per cent. The Red River section has passed the old Caddo field. showing l40oo daily pr"- duction. .ef' z.
 The Mineral Wells Petroieuy ifii pany has begun an extensive thrilling campaign on it's holdings in the .Caddo field in Stephens county, Texas. No. 1
 Wallace, section 5. block 6, T. & P. railway survey, Is now drilling at HOO feet. Nos. 1 and 2 Wallace are rigs. The company plans to drill eight wells on it's 2O.acre lease on the Wallace farm.
 NEW YORK; special stockhold- CTS meeting of the Texas-Pacific Coal and oil company has been called for November II, at which time stockhold- CTS will vote upon the proposition to reduce par value of the stock from $lO0 to sie share. Should this be approved it is the intention of the company to exchange present shares for new stock on the basis of 10 new shares for each present share held.
 There is a growing tendency on the part of corporations the stocks of which are selling at a high price to re- duce the par value of their stock for the convenience of stockholders and to promote stability.
 The company now has 60,000 shares of stok outstanding. with a par value of $100 each. Under the proposed change it win have 600,OO0 shares of $10 value. Thus there is no change in the aggregated par value of the capital stock. even though the number
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12
DAILY QIL NEVIS

of shares outstanding is increased. The meeting will be held in the com. pany's office in Thurber, Tex, and stock transfr books will be closed on October 31 and not reopeEed until after the annual adjournment of the meeting.
 SHREVEPORT. La. = The Bayou district in Red River parish today is demanding the undivided attention of the oil Fraternity here. Wells are coming In so rapidly that the wires are kept burning to the outer world. The Caddo Central Oil and Refining company reported late yesterday com pletion of it's Pugh No. I in the north west corner of the northeast quarter in. 13-12:f0, flowing a500 barrels at 273o feet. The Continental Asphalt and Petroleum company has brought in it's Polly No. 5 in the northwest cor ner of the northwest quarter of ths southwest quarter. of S-12-1O, flowing Eabout 5000 barrels.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12

WICHITA FALLS The heayies rain for months, if not the heavies
 in its history. is pouring down or Wichita county today. Firetin HaEri son-Dale No. 8, the lost we'll burnint in block s7 is out.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12

The bowling alleys of the Y. M. c. A. are becoming popular with the Y w. girls. for whom they are reserved every Saturday morning. Yesterday several teams were knocking down the pins with such success as to make some of the men teams envious.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-10-12

The Hi-Y Cabinet met aSturday morning and talked over the coming winter program with Miss Esther Dayman, the Pacific coast girls work secretary. As Miss Dayman is a spe' cialist in girls work, the girls re ceived many valuable' suggestions.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
FIFTY THOUSAND
|SEAhlEN AFFECTED
BY STRIKE WHICH
TIES UP SHIPPING
Men Strike for Increase of SIG
a Month and Other conces-
sions.

New York. July 11,-More than 100
government ships were tied up in this
port alone when union firemen, water
tenders and oilers struck for an in
crease OF SIG month in pay and the
prohibition of oriental labor on all
vessels operated by the Federal au-
thorities. Officers of privately-owned
steamship lines report that every
vessel on the Atlantic and Gulf sea-
boards may have to remain in port
during the strike, unless settlement
of the trouble is reached at the con-
ference of representatives of the la
Dor unions and the Federal Shipping
Board. which is now in session at
Washington. Already more than 10000
seamen are affected. Many others
threaten sympathetic walkout, or
will make similar demands
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
Allied Mandatory
Commission Quits

London, July 1.-THE Allied man.
datory commission expects to adjourn
today unit, the peace conference rat
ifies It's report The work intrusted
to it has been of difficult nature and
its report is practically ready for SUBJ
mission
The commission has been compelled
to exercise great care in drafting the
conditions of the mandates SO that
all nations in the league will receive
equal navigation and commercial
rights in the former German colonies.
Free navigation is provided Tor ali
countries and all concessions ard col
onies are TO have free trade with the
world
The German colonies are placed in
the second and third classes of man
dates as defined in the covenant OF
the League of Nations. The third
class mandates amount to virtual an
nexation. the league stipulating only
such conditions as win safeguard the
native peoples from slavery and the
liquor traffic.
The third class mandates apply Il
German Southwest Africa, which will
go TO the British South African Union
the Pacific islands north of the eqra
tor. which viii 70 to Japan, and thu
islands south of the equator, which
will 90 TO Australia and New Zealand
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17

In accordance with the provisions OF
Section ssS Of the Revised statutes Of
Colorado OF 1905. notice Is hereby given
that. at a meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the SkAGCAN CATTLE COMPANY
which WAS called for the PURPOSE OF
considering the rroprictS OF dissolVtns
said corporation. notice of which meet
iue was given in the manner provided
by law for The calling Of Stocksolo-
ers' Meetings. Tor the purpose OF
amending Articles of Iucornoratfo ton.
which meeting was held a. the princf-
raj ofliee Of said cosnpany In Canon
City. Colorado and al which meeting
all stockholders of said CORPORATION
We're present. II was unanimously
votsd by the holders of ell Of the stock
Of said corporation and OF more than
two-thirds of the stock OF the Corpora
ton that said Corporation be and Is
lmms diateiy dissolved. All debts ow-
ing by said Corporation have been fully
Paid. And Il was further voted
that the President and Secretary OF
said corpora tion shall Immediately
give nctics or It's dissolution as pro-
yidcd by law.
W y CLARK. President.
NJ. +. CLARK. Secretary.
First Pub. June 10.
Last Pub July 81.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
Crowds Cheer When
) Denver Street Cars
Resume Operations

Denver. July 12.-Acclaimed by
cheering crowds and homeward-bound
citizens. who since Tuesday had been
forced to walk to work and home
again or take their chances with en-
certain automobile service, Denver's
street cars resumed operation Friday
afternoon The strike ended formally
when the men ratified an earlier
agreement between the executive
committee of the union and company
officials. Twelve hundred trainmen
and other employees automatically re-
sumed work
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF
HEIRSHIP.

Estate Of Emil Tobler. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on the
ls;h day OF July, a. u 1873. at 10
O'Clock n M. the undersigned VIII pre-
SEM 10 the County Court OF Fremont
County. Colorado. her accounts for
nnal settlement OF administration of
said estate. when and where all per-
sons in interest may appear and object
to them. IL they so desire
NotiSe IS also hereby given that ap-
plicatson for the determination of heir
ship of said Emil Tohler. deceased. has
been made and that the Court viii on
said date hereinbefore mentioned. or at
any time TO which the hearing may be
continued. proceed 10 ascertain and de-
termine who are the heirs of the said
Emil Tohler. deceased. and as such en-
titled TO inherit any lands. tenements.
Embellishments or other property. real
or personal. constituting all OF a part
OF the estate of the said Emil Tobler.
deceased. and enter a decree accord
iugly. at which hearing all persons
claiming 10 be heirs al law CT said de-
ceased may appear and present their
FRANCES ToBLER.
FRS; Pub. June is. 1919.
Last Pub. July II. 1913.
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SCHOOL ORDERS CALLED.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
sued by the several districts of Free
mont County, drawn upon the several
funds, VIII be paid upon presentation
TO the County Treasurer at his office
in Canon City. Colorado, any time dur
ing business hours between the date OF
this notice and the z5th day OF July.
1919. and further notice is hereby given
that School Warrants called by this
notice act so presented. shall cease TO
draw interest OH and after midnight of
July 25th. 1918:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous

FOR SALE-A fine 120-acre farm.
mile west Of Lamar. Colo. on fine
road; PIG shares of irrigation
water: fine 7-room house: good little
orchard. and is well fenced; ali in Gull
tivation and alfalfa: extra terms. Ad-
dress 3. F. Cooper. Lamar, Colo. w3t
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
President Vetoed
Agricultural Bill

Washington. July 12.-Presidcn.
Wilson today vetoed the agricultural
appropriation bill because IT repealed
the daylight savings law. He also
declined to sign the snndry civil apL
preparations bill on the ground that
the measure contained items likely
to be Of the most serious conse.
quence.-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
RIA Over a 1000
Miles from Shore

London. July 1.-THE British air
ministry has received wireless re-
port from the dirigibie R-34. which
gave her position at $40, New York
time, this morning, as 1900 miles
from Mineola. Long Island
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17
WASHINGTON GIRL sPENpINo
hEa VACATION IN CANON CITY


Miss Virginia Phelps OF Washing
ton, ID. e., who is employed in the
United States Treasury Department,
Is spending her vacation in Canon
City. and is located at 613. Greenwood
avenue
KANSAS LADY
HERE FOR TWO MONTHS
Mrs. J. d. johnson of Alton. Kan,
who is getting to be a regular summer
visitor in Canon City. 10 here for. a
two months stay, and is located at
tine home of Mrs. Sarah Allen, 70s
River street.
MINING ACTIVITY. IN
oUERlDA DISTRICT
Good news continues to come in
from various mining camps in Custer
and some fine ore is being taken out
in the Silver Cliffe district. The
Chieftain says:
"Eddington & Son, who have lease
on the Mountain Boy near Querida,
from James Locke of Canon City. are
taking out ore that is said to carry
lis ounces of gold ton. rs ounces of
silver and &c per cent lead. When
II is considered that in round numbers
the gold is worth $50 an ounce and
silver at least s110 an ounce, the
value OF this ore can be understood
"Leasers on the BassiciE, report a
large crew OF men will be at work in
side the next 10 days. Several
strikes OF importance have been made
in the vicinity of Querida quite re-
Gently"
cHAuTAuoUA TENT WILL
BE HERE ON MONDAY
The Washington school grounds
have been chosen for the Chautauqua
site. and John Hamilton, chairman Of
the committee on grounds. is busy to-
day with bunch OF carpenters max
ing seats for Chautauqua patrons. The
tent will arrive here Monday and q
gang OF men under the direction OF
Mr.. Frost. advance man for the COM
pany. will attend to its erection Seats
will be provided this year for approx
imateiy 1900 people.
OPERATED ON FOR THE
REMOVAL OF ToNsiLs
Mrs. George L. Bacon was operated
upon for the removal of the tonsils
and adenoids at the Holmes hospital
/ Thursday. Mrs Bacon Is recovering
nicely. and expects TO be her former
self In short time.
TO SPEND FEW WEEKS
AT COTTONWOOD LAKE
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Smith have
gone 10 Cottonwood lake near Busna
Vista 10 join the Canon City colony
and occupy their cabin for a few
weeks.
HOUSE GUESTS AT
THE cARWOoo HOME
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Lewbetier OF En-
campment. wyo-. have been house
guests of Mrs. J. E Garwood and
DAUGHTERS. South Canon
WESTERN UNION AGENT
HAS THE MuMPs
Miss Aiildreth Davis of the local
Western Union Office has had a case
of the mumps this week
RETURNS TO THE
WINDY CITY
r. l. Spano-d of Chicago. who has
spent a month or more at the home
OF Senator and Mrs. George L. Bacon.
sff Macon avenue. left few days ago
for the Windy City.
ENTERTAINING GUESTS
FROM oRDWAY
Mrs. ]. Z. Laws and two sons. Ray
/
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17

ES'alt OF Marina Inonlas, deceased
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment 70 the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado. on
ALLEN HAWKINS.
First Pub June 10, 1919.
Last Pub. July L. 1919