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D. c. TITLES
REVEAL LORE

1t was not Cabin John" in the
early days before the city of Wash.
ington was founded
The stream over which Washing,
TOMS well known conduit bridge is
built was originally called Captain
Johns run" named afte an Indian
who was a famous parsonage in
the valley.
This has been revealed by the
search of. titles by the Department
of Justice. There is much histori.
cal data in these patents.
The original patents in George
town were Salop or Salon, as tnoy
appear in different spellings of tie
same tract. Finally they were
known as the Rock of Dumbarton
along Rock Creek. Most of the
patents along Rock Creek had
picturesque titles, such as knaye's
Disappointment. Noise Enough and
Frogland.
The patent of Widows Mite.
which has its beginning point south
OF the Naval Hospital crossed
Rock Creek just below p Street,
and between the Widows Mite and
the river there was >interposed tae
patent OF the Vineyard, which was
consolidated into a patent from
which Robert Peters portion OF the
city of washington was derived.
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[)IIRKN'S CELL
YIELDS SAWS

CHICAGO, Noy. s--JalI officials
today were seeking to trace the
source OF four steel hack.saw blades
found in the cell Of Martin Durl1in.
notorious %.shooing sheiw." who is
awaiting transportation to joliet. to
begin serving term for murder.
The saws were found secreted In
Durkln's cot BY warden Edward
Fogarty after the. latter had. re.
ceived a tip that Durlsin, was plan
ming a desperate attempt to- escape
sometime before Friday, the day of
his scheduled move to Joliet,
{ The killer was in the jail court
taking his exerciseeWh en Fogarty and
his assistants invaded the CELL
when DuflEin returned and found
the saws gone. he raved like a. mad
man. He was quieted only by
threats of solitary confinement.
Durkin Is under combined sent
ences OF 45 years. IS OF which were
imposed by q jury for 1.-The murder
OF Federal Agent Edwin c. Shan
ahan.
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What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow
Today

Today
aIeeting-Alpha Delta Sorority 231o
pennsylvania Ave. N. w. .. m.
Meeting-Brookland Citizens Associa-
ton. Masonic Temple Twelfth and
Monroe Streets Northeast. pm.
Address-Rabbi Abram simon. before
Associated Retail credit Men of Wash.
ngton, Raleigh Hotel
Meeting gontery County Civic Civic
Card party-D. c. Chapter, Interna-
tional Fedora ton Of Catholic Aluinnde,
"s meetingISorth i Washington s ms CHI
zens Association. Ludlow School. Sixth
and G Streets Northeast. SIP. m.
ella ton. Hamllne II. e. Church. Six
teenth and Allison Streets Northwest
Meeting stanton Park CITIZENS Assoc
: Meeting Edgewood Citizens Assoeia-
ton. Lincoln Road ~. p Churcn,
Lincoln Road ana y StreeEs Nortneast'
Addr-e international Relations. Z
Mrs. Jeanette EmeFick, Evening Mis-
Eighth and H Streets Northwest,
4eeting-zU. $, $. Jacobs Jones post
plea SAINT Congregational Church l41O
Columbia Road Northwest. 5 p. m.
Meeting--Men.s Club OF All SAINTS
Meeting Of Isabella WASH
= ) M lee Of. Social Agencies
Burlin gton Hotel p. m. ~. ~.
Open meeting Convention Of tbs
American Society for Muntcipal I'm,
provements. Mayflower Hotel ssp. m. &
p ,I ~ -Afontana state ,socIety. Lee
House. $3.50 D. M.
Luncheon-Krights OF Columbus, Lee
House. 1890 p m
Tomorrow
Inncheon-woYnen's Auxiliary of the
American Institute of Mining and metal
lurgicaI Engineers, Tabard Inn. 11SS y
) Meeting-council of Jewish Women,
washington section, Jewish commun-
ity Center, Sixteenth and y sreets
Northwest, 2 p. M
Dinner-Civitan Club, $3.50 p m.
Directors meeting at $500.
Meeting PaTenss- ~ 90 S J, 8,
.Ag Comedy piay-By the Mackin Club,
st Paui,s Parish Hall, Fifteenth ana
Y Streets Northwest
Meeting-Susan b. Anthony Founaae
tion, Hotel Arlington, p m.
American Association OF University
Women, Association Club House. 1884 |
st. n. W., $3.50 p. m. 80.
concert-By the diothians from
woodward Lothrop, Atexandria AR
mory, s:15 p. M
D. g. Parent-Teachers'- Association.
Arlington Hotel, 1889 p. m.
Meating--Lincolp Park Citizsns' As
ISOLATION Bryan school. p.S m j.
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CITIZEN GROUPS
PLAN DRIVE

Half dozen citizens associations
are meeting tonight to complete
plans for participation in the mem
bersl1ip drive of the Federation Of
Citizens Associations which opens
Saturday.
Among the associations which are
meeting for this purpose tonight
are the Brookland, Northeast Wash
ington, Piney Branch. Stanton Park
and Edgewood Citizens associations.
AT each Of these meetings. plans
for the organized citizenship drive
will be thoroughly discussed and
arrangements for participation
made.
These associations. along with all
others throughout the city, Will
name committees to thoroughly can
vass their neighborhoods for new
members. 1t is the aim Of the drive
to give every citizen of Washington
personal invitation to join citi.
zens associations.
She drive viii extend from Sat
urday through all OF next week.
Jesse c. Suter. former president Of
the Federation. is chairman OF the
city.Wide campaign.
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GUARDsMEN PASS
WEST POINT EXAMS

Five local guardsmen have passed
he comnatitiva examination for Sc.
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las you can readily tell for
yourself, if you have been
looking at other coats about
town!
Pinpoints, bolivias, suedes
and broadcloths-well lined
(many with silk, a few with
soft fur fabrics) and all warm
ly interlined. Coats in which
furs and fur fabrics have been
generously used as collar and
cuffs, collar and border, deep
pockets, even long fronts!
Sizes Ia to 46-in rich colors
or black.
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Poor Little
Lamb Chop!

| am a little lamb chop. spent
last night on the window sill-and
/ got chilled to the bone. Then
this morning, the sun came out
and the lady of the house forgot
to take me in, off the window sill
Can / be blamed If my flavor
isn't all that it should be, when
am cooked for dinner tonight?
A hint for nesUlyUeds:: If there
isn't room IN yottr apartment
for "a regular sized refrigerG-
tor, don't despair Many g0upg
couples buy one of those small
hospitdI-tupe Yefrigerators
they aren't expensive, and you
can keep 1t dlsUags filled acith
ice for fe10 pennies a day.
And your food stays fresh
and purel
American
I G. E
Company
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CAVALRY RESERVES
TRAIN At FORT MYER

Local reserve officers OF the
cavalry and field artillery yester-
day held their second class in equita-
ton at Fort Myer. under Capt.
James B. Golden. u. S. A.. on duty
with the local reserve headquarters.
Officers of the ordnance and juGge
advocate generals department will
meet tonight in the Graham Build.
ing for their instructional period
of training. according to Major r.
p. Gaugler, adjutant Of the reserve
headquarters.
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EVOLUTION Is Subject

Discussion OF a paper by Prof,
Edward E.. Richardson. on science.
naturaisln and evolution. will fea-
ture meeting OF the Society for
Philosophical Inquiry at the Ma;
tional Museum building at 4:s0 sp.
m tomorrow. s
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NURSE MAID, ANGRY.
FEEDS. PINS TO BABY

MAYENNE, France, Nov. g.
Marie Therese Reboux, a 16.year-old
nurse maid, became angered at re-
marks made about her BY her en-
ployers. so she fed their baby pins.
The baby's life was saved and
Marie has gone to Al reform school.
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lection Of one man to be designated
10 take the regular entrance exami-
nation to West Point next March,
It was stated today by the national
guard headquarters.
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ADVERTISEMENT

Prices realized on Swift q Company
for week ending Saturday. November s..
1926. on shipments sold out. ranged from
1900 cents to 1880 cents per pound and
averaged 1A;44 cents per pound.
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EOuR HACKSAWS and part
of q fifth were found in the cell
OF Martin DurISin, 'ssileil" gum
man and auto thief, in the Chicago
Jail yesterday before tDuTISin hadsa
chance to use them. Dtirkin Is
serving IS years on a Staying
charge. and is awaiting trial Oh
other charges.
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Anthony Foundation Meeting
Announcements Is made today
that the regular monthly meeting
Of the Susan B. Anthony Founda-
tion will be held tomorrow al
n. M, at the Hotel Arlington
Opportunity for employment OF
soFne Kind Is usually afforded readers
81 Times aud Herald classified as.
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SHIPS CREW
RESCUED BY
STR. OSCEOLA
FOUR MEMBERS MAKE UP
CREW OF BARGE FOUND
ERINc IN VERY HEAVY
SEAS
my Associated Presnl

MIAMI, Fla, Apl. 21,-Four
men comprising the crew of an UNI
named barge were rescued by the
steamer Osceola when the barge
foundred in heavy seas early today
off Cape Canaveral, Florida.
The names were not given in
wireless dispatches received here
today from the steamer, which
had this barge at the end of a tow
line. with two other lighters.
While blowing through high seas
off the cape the Osceola lost the
barge and in the darkness had
difficulty in rescuing the four men
who had been thrown into the wat
er.
The Osceola left Miami Monday
for Norfolk carrying the barge
owned by the Cacace Sons Steve
doring company of that city. The
barge, laden with small amount
Of stevedoring equipment and one
motor truck, was valued at $780,
900. This lighter had been in SER
yice in Miami harbor during the
winter. The 0sceola and its two
remaining barges proceeded to-
ward Norfolk.
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DeDeaux-Simmons
Nuptial Event Takes
Place Monday EUening
lcoloredl


A very quiet and yet solemn
wedding took place Monday, April
10th, at $500 p. m. at the st.
Peters Episcopal church, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Nellie
Deveaux and Norward Simmons.
Miss Deveaux is the accomplish
ed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Hernandez, $50 Olivia street. Mr..
Simmons is of Orlando, Fla, and
is considered first-class mechanic.
Mr.. Simmons arrived in the city
Monday on the Oversee Limited
at 2:30, the wedding took place
at $50 p. m. The bride in her
beautiful two-piece costume of
white crepe de chine, which was
trimmed in white silk floss,
shoes and hat to match, accom-
panied by her parents were met
at the altar by the groom, Nor
ward Simmons, and e. v. Kemp,
superintendent of Afro-American
Insurance Co., as best man and
her priest. the Rev. Father J. r.
Lewis who very nicely and solemn
ly performed the ceremony. The
ceremonies were witnessed by the
parents of the bride only. The
altar was beautifully decked with
cut roses and ported ferns. After
the wedding the happy coaple
proceeded home whares they REL
ccived many CONGRATULATIONS anG
at z 80 boarded the tran en- route
to Atlantic City, n. j., where they
will .be at home to t,ei. many
friends. X
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

Pressure is low over the
northern portion of the coun-
try from the extreme upper
! Mississippi Valley to the
] north Atlantic coast, a dis
turbance has appeared over
the lower Rio Grande Valley
and the center of high pres
! sure moved southeastward
from Kentucky and Tennessee
J to southern Georgia and
northern Florida.
: During the last "a hours
. fair weather was general east
! of the Rocky Mountain
plateau except rains in Texas
due to the lower Rio Grande-
! Valley disturbance, Abilene
) reporting a heavy rainfall of
} 1.46 inches.
A general warming has tax
; en- place except in Florida
! and Texas where the thermal
changes were negligible. From
the Mississippi Valley to the
Atlantic coast temperatures
are 10 to 20 degrees higher
and are now above the season
! al throughout the interior,
and about normal over the
! Atlantic and Gulf coast dis
tricts.
Except cloudy weather over
; Texas and the north Allan
! tic States, clear skies are
general this morning.
Over the Florida Keys to-
night and Thursday the winds
will be moderate fresh east
! to southeast.
H. B, BOYER,
Official in Charge.
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Deputy Sheriff AIbury
Fails To Locate Man
Wanted At Rock H0rbor

Deputy Sheriff Herman AL
bury, who went to Rock Harbor to
arrest man wanted on a serious
charge in Dade county, returned
to the city last night. The fugi-
tive's mother had learned of the
warrant being issued and had
notified him by telegram, so he
had already made a hasty de-
parture from Rock Harbor before
the arrival of the deputy sheriff.
Dade county officers gave the
mans name as Nathan Nicely, and
it is understood that he is color
ed.
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CAKE WALK
AND DANCE.
AT CUBAN CLUB
PYTHIAN SISTERS PLAN.
EVENT TO BE GIVEN
IN EVENING, GOOD TIME
PROMISED


A cake walk and program Of
sOid Fashioned dances, will be
staged at the Cuban Club, on Fri
day night, under the auspices of
Key West Temple No. 20 Pythian
Sisters.
This form Of entertainment
will prove interesting for all ages,
as the older folks viii appreciate
once more seeing the @Quardrille'',
with the ladies gowned in Grecian
basque, Polonaise, and Hoop
skirts while the men folks will be
in corresponding costumes.
The younger generation will be
entertained by Miss Flora Russell,
and Miss Izzette Demeritte, who
viii dance the "AIinuet", costumed
as George and Martha Washing
ton.
Miss VIOLA Mae Dickenson, will,
I'm her graceful and pleasing man
ner, give modern Feature"
lance, and for the approval of all
Mr. r. z. Scum viii stage "Soft
shoep dance, while singing one of
the newest songs.
Following this program, the
''Cake-walkp win begin, and it is
safe to say that never before in
all your life have you ever had the
privilege of seeing SO many comic
faces, figures, and costumes, to
say nothing Of the steps, to be
danced, which will be enjoyed by
all who are fortunate enough to be
In attendance.
Mendosa's orchestra viii fur
nish music for the evening. and in
conclusion to the entertainment,
there viii be a jitney dance, for
the pleasure Of all who desire
to take part in this form Of amuse-
ment.
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Payments for classified adver.
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INFORMATION ON KEY WEST

La Concha Hotel, European plan, single SIS to 81,
double 81 to S12 On large parties Of rs or more,
special reduced rates. Oversee Hotel European plan
single So up, double Sd up
Hotel Casa Marina, closed for the season.
Population of Key West, $4,000.
Municipal Golf Lnks-a sporty course. extending
from Gulf to Ocean, Summer rates. green fees 75c per
day. $500 plus tax for year.
Bathing Beach and Tennis--Casa Marina Hotel
Grounds. Also public tennis and bathing beaches
Fishing! Over 600 varieties See hotels for boats.
Free Aquarium, east end of Flagler street. Marine|
curio shop on Margaret street.
Taxi Stands at railroad station and hotels. See
Key West
Ocean Boulevard. to encrcle city, now being built
by Monroe county.
Oversee Highway. from Key West to the mainland.
Onethlrd distance completed balance of roadway con-
tTacted Steel tobridges to span long water gaps
Key West 0s~~''' -1o''' s''e ivy -
Pipe Line for municipal waterworks soon to be laid
from mainland Plenty of fresh, pure water to Key
West and the Florida Keys
White Ways now being installed through the bust.
ness districts.
Building permits and Bank deposits rapidly increas.
Key West postal receipts show an average monthly
increase over last year of 80 per cent.
Best natural harbor in Florida. Exportsimports
reach S47, 00000000 annually.
Duval Mortgage Company First mortgage loans
to home owners and home builders. Maximum loan.
100000. On improved income business properties
$l2 300 Applications received at Companys Office
No. GA Duval Street.
Key West Foundation Company's beautiful SUBJ
division at eastery end of the island is daily reporting
Progress Several new houses under construction
Graders, scariers, roadrolers draglines and motor
trucks in active operation.
25 it. business lots on Flagler Street 500 per
front foot, or $1,000.
SO #. residential lots, SIS per front foot. Of
$3.50.
Terms 20 per cent cash, balance /, 2 and years !;
interest per cent per annum, payable semi annnu-.
ally.
All titles insured by New York Title and Mort
gage Company Certificate of Title Insurance delivered
to purchaser with contract. s
Those consulting Wall JonrnsI
the Boston News Bureau will find copies Of the
n our office. s
Amy further information Key West win be gladly
furnished by
KEY WEST FOUNDATION co.
MALCOLM MEACHAM, President
Phone Street
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FoR SALE

FOR SALE-Motor boat, to be
given away. Length rs feet by
s feet s inches. Wildwood 10
horsepower motor newly over
hauled, has large well, electric
lights, 2 new sets of batteries
and 2 new sets of coils. fishing
tackle, new anchor and many
other extras for only $3.50.
Owner leaving town. Call Vic
Realty Co. apr20-St
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New York-American Newspa-
per Publishers Association.
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Society.
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ISOLATION of Kentucky.
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Dental Society.
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dent Telephone Association.
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i7ss-Samuel J. Mills. who or
ganized the first foreign mission
AIRY society in America, born in
Torringford, Conn. Died June
10, 1878.
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FOR SALE CHEAP--0ne ivory
enamel child's crib and one ivory
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CORNER GREENE AND ANN
STREETS-Opposite City Hall
Suitable for storage rooms,
garage, repair shops, etc. APP
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BARGAIN LOTS on Grinell street,
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We loose you gain when you
change that fan. See The Key
West Electric Company ap-t0.
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VALUABLE CORNER Southard
and Elizabeth; 90 #. on Eliza
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A replica Of the first Capitol Of
Texas. recently erected at Old
Washington on the ste Of the
original building, win be formally
dedicated today.
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1sl6-charlotte Brontc, the
famous novelist. born near Brad
ford. England. Died at Haworth,
March 81. 1856.
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WARRANTY deeds. mortgage
deeds, notes and other legal
blanks. We keep them in stock.
The Artman Press, IFS Duyal
street. II
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FOR SALE CHEAPTwo bed
springs and mattresses. Must
sell at once, leaving this week.
405 Caroline street. APRIL -3tx
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TODAY'S EVENTS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


The British Women's Temper
ance Society, founded April Fl,
1876. will hold a notable celebra-
ton today in honor of its golden
jubilee, or fiftieth anniversary.
Seventy years ago today the
first locomotive to cross the Mis-
sissippi passed over the bridge be-
tween Rock Island and Davenport.
Ninety years ago today Sam
Houston's victory over the Mexi-
cans at the battle of San Jacinto
decided the independence of Tex
as.
Rome today holds great fete
in celebration of the 2679th ami.
versary of the legendary founding
of the city.
The new Academia d'Italia'' in
Rome is to be formally inaugur-
ated today with imposing cere-
monies in which Premier Mussoli-
nj will be the central figure.
The ninth biennial national con-
ventibn of the Young Women's
Christian Association will open in
Milwaukee today and continue in
session for one week.
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i782-The pres;dio Of Santa
Barbara was founded by Governor
dc Neve.
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Your electric fan is in our store
room. See The Key West Elec-
trio Company. apr1O
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TODAY'S
NIVERSARIES
Observation-Disclosures

Marriage Of Marie An
toinette and King Louis XVI. of
France.
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT Large airy apart
ment. All modern conveniences,
S23 White street. Apply to
sos Duval street. apr6
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LOST

L0ST--Near White and Virginia
streets, high pressure grease
gun. Reward of $500 for re-
turn to B. 2. Service Station,
Catherine and White streets.
apr19-tf
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On this date in 1898 the big
news Of the day was the American
declaration of war against Spain.
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MISCELLANEOUS

RUBBER STAMPS - When in
need Of Rubber stamps. see the
Artman Press, f25 Duyal street,
Key West Florida. IT
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1s3e-Sam Houston defeated
The Mexicans in battle Of San ia
cinto, which decided the indepen-
dance Of Texas
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WORLD NEWS in BRIEF

sBy Associated PRESS,
United States Attorney Olson
in Washington bfeweries in north
ern Illinois have been closed and
he believes prohibition can be en-
forced.
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1895 The Prince II Wales laid
the foundation stone Of the new
cathedral AZ Lagos.
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l924-Mrs. Edward s. Cooney.
the Brooklyn "bohbed-hair ban
dit and her husband were cap.
tnred al Jacksonville, Fla.
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1sss-John Muir. famous nat
uralist. explorer and writer, born
ID Scotland. Died at Los Angeles,
Dee 4, 1914.
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.lS5i-Commodere James Bar
ron, who killed Commodore in 4
duel. died at Norfolk. Va. Born
in Virginia in 1859.
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New York-American Newspa-
per Publishers Association.