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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
West Philadelphia

S2d street, will be rendered reception at
her home tonight by her friends in honor
OF her graduation from the Hebrew Edu-
cational School, Miss EIsenhandler gradu-
ated with highest honors, and was
awarded a gold medal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Field, OF the Pow
elton Apartments, will leave early In June
for Ocean City, n. j., where they have
taken house for the summer on Wayer-
ley avenue.
Miss Jane Murphy of 6lS North SD
street, will entertain at her home on Sat
urday evening. Covers will be laid for
IL guests. and daisies and spring fiow-
ers, arranged in baskets. will form the
artistic decorations Cards and vocal
numbers Will precede the supper Those
expected TO be present are Miss Jeanne
Buehler Miss May II. Foster Miss Della
NJ. Brennan, Miss Mettie c. wilmington,
MT Thomas P. Rogan, Mr.. Joseph f.
Foster. Mr., Joseph d. Lynch, Mr.. How
ard B. Stefan, Mr.. Anthony b. Bellwoar
and Mr. Edmund A. wilmington.
Mrs. James A. Bolton, OF 573l Pember-
ton street, with her little son, Bernard
and her daughter, Dorothy. is at present
visiting relatives In California, and in
company with her mother. Mrs. p. ].
Culhane, OF Hamilton, Ontario, is at the
present time is the guest OF Mrs. Bottoms
aunt, Mrs. NJ. A. Woodworth, OF San
Francisco. Mrs. Bolton will also spend
some time in Los Angeles and Pasadena
before her return in the fall,
Announcement was made today OF the
engagement OF the Rev. Daniel l. suItz-
bach pastor OF the Lutheran Church OF
the Resurrection, 52d and Thompson
streets, and Miss Marion d. Rawlings,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William
Rawlings Of 1889 North 52d street.
The marriage will take place on June 2
In the church where the Rev. Mr. suItz-
bach is pastor, The bride Is Is years Old
and Is groom IS years Both Miss Raw
lings and her parents are members OF the
Church OF the Resurrection.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

Notices for the Society page viii be
accepted and printed in the Evening
Ledger, but all such notices must be
written on one side Of the paper, must
be signed In full, with full address, and
when possible telephone HumbsF uaust Be
given.
send ali such communications to
Society Editor" EVsnins Ledger, sos
Chestnut street.
Unless these requirements are carried
out 50 that yeri1estion may be possible.
the notices Wiil nos b published
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Frankford

Mr. and Mrs, Charles Mackey. OF
Lawndale, will have as their guests over
this weekend Miss Lillian Umpstead, or
1921 Thompson street, and Miss Marion
Hoyer, of 1922 North Goth street Invita-
tions were issued last week for a dinner
Saturday evening in honor of Miss imp
stead and Miss Hoyer. when covers will
be laid for 20,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

The annual strawberry and lawn fssti-
val of the Bienen Versln Of Bethanlen Luz
theran Church, the Rev, II c, Schneider
pastor will be held on Saturday after
noon and evening on the grounds OF the
church. Martin and Peehin streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
Tioga

Mr.. Walter Bernstein has been spending
some time in Maryland and Virginia.
The Rev. DR.. RutEer Dox, Of North 18TH
street, Is recovering from a recent III
ness. Doctor pox has been pastor OF the
Tioga Baptist Church. on North Broad
street. for q ysars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
Germantown

invitations to the wedding OF Miss
aslen cathcart. of 6s6 Westylew street.
MI Richard Harris. broker. of New
ae'A have just been issued by the young
-ays parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
szsheart The ceremony will be per-
,sslned In the Summit Presbyterian
eAurch, on June l, at o'clock in the
s'spins' A reception in the home OF the
sHae VIII follow. After their wedding
.o0f the bride and bridegroom VIII live
Y Forest Hin Gardens.
. William r. Kurtz, of Mannheim
VIII give a luncheon today, 70
me new members OF the Ladies'
committee OF the Germantown
club. The new members include:
~ william @. Morse. Mrs. G. Blight
e,s,s,,son, Mrs, Arthur HaineA, Mrs.
esm Price NeWhall. Mrs John
s. Ne~hall, Miss Mariana J. Steel.
=. Conrad Bsrens. Jr.. OF 4soi Pulaski
asa s, has left for New York. for a
80 Norman r. Dean. of l2s Pomona
nsss Is spending some time IN
ss.'sse Mass, where she Is visiting her
student IN Holyoke College,
. 81 Y Hope, Of 5l55 Wayne avenue, Is
a short time in Atlantic City,
- ana Mrs Walter P. Hughes. Of ll5
avenue, ana their two daughters,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
MISS MARIE wANAMAKER
South PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. f. L. Akers, OF 1901 Morris street,
entertained this afternoon from to at
a delightful surprise kitchen shower in
honor OF Miss Ethel May Hayden, whose
marriage to Mr.. William Creemer john
son will take place on June 16. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mrs. George
Ferris, Mrs George Nichols, Mrs. Henry
j. Seibold, Mrs. r. r. Blackall, Mrs. II.
w. Hayden. Mrs. Edith Rosenthal, Mrs.
Thomas Ely, Mrs. r. e. Watrous, Mrs.
Arthur Clevenger, Mrs, Hodgman, Mrs.
NJ. r.. Paul, Mrs. Benjamin Weston, Mrs.
Robert Gordon, Mrs. John Scott, Mrs,
William Clark, Mrs. Smoot, Mrs Arthur
Page. Mrs. r. l.. Ballentine, Miss Emma
Ely, Miss Airline Langworthy and Miss
Catherine Wallace.
Miss Margaret Mooney, who has been
the guest of Miss Anna McCarriston, of
Millvlle, N. j.. for the last few days,
has returned to her home, 1887 st. Adams
place.
The Mishorrai Zion held a meeting last
Sunday at the home of Miss Rose Udo-
witE, 707 South Sth street Miss Clara
Herman, Miss Jennie Jaspan and MISS
Rose Udowitz read their essays Miss
Sophie Bramnlck reported on the develop
ments of the Junior Club. On Sunday
they will give their outing under the lead
ership of their adviser, Mr.. Leon Rose.
Miss Sophie Bramnick and Miss Hattie
Blleden, Mr.. William Lupowitz and Mr..
Herman Waterman also reported, and an
address was made by Mr. Leon Rose,
president. on "Shr Hashirim."
The annual summer dance given by the
auxiliary OF the Jewish Consumptive In.
stltute, of 400 Wharton street, will take
place at Clayton's Casino, Woodside Park,
IN, aUaniDp Tha nFOpaada nf fbtq
affair will be added to the funds being
collected for the contemplated hospital 20
be erected by the institute this coming
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

This morning at II o'clock an interesting
lecture recital was given at the Belle
vue-Stratford, by DR.. Edgar C. Abbott,
of Boston, for the benefit of the auxiliary
fund of the Chaplin Memorial Home for
the Aged Blind. On Friday morning a
lecture on the Tempest will be given.
The lectures are under the auspices of the
auxiliary committee of which Mrs Will
liam Henry Woodward is chairman. The
other members Of the committee are: vice
chairmen, Mrs. Edgar Fahs Smith and
Mrs Olin Fl, Burritt; secretary, Mrs.
Charles l.. Doolittle; treasurer, Mrs
Joseph Swain Executive Committee Mrs
George w. Chapman, Mrs. l.. LeviclS and
Miss Elizabeth Thompson, and Mrs. Theo-
dore E. Benade, Mrs. Rudolph Blanken-
burg, Mrs, William r. Bodlne, Mrs Eliza
beth Powell Bond. Mrs, Hugo Bilgram,
Mrs. John Cadwalader, Miss Anna Cole
man. Mrs, Eric l.. Doolittle. Miss Emily
Dutilh. Mrs. Stanley G. Flagg, Jr., Miss
Eleanor Foulke, Mrs. l.. Webster Fox.
Miss Amelia Gemmill, Mrs. S. Lord Gill
berson, Mrs. w. II. Citizens Mrs. Helen
V. Grantees, Mrs Virginius F. Graves,
Mrs. Theodore Mitchell Hastings, Mrs.
Harriet Chaplin Hill, Mrs. William George
Houston. Mrs. William e. Hughes, Mrs.
Charles L. Huston. Mrs Robert Johnston,
Mrs. James c. Krayer Miss Julia B. Lem
mon, Mrs. Jerome Longenecker, Mrs.
John Archibald MacCallum, Mrs. Joseph
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26
Bala-CYnWYd

The Neighborhood Club of Bala and
cynwyd will give fits evening of Music
tonight at s:15 in the Bala- -Cynwyd audi
torlum. Bala and Highland avenues,
Dancing will follow. The committee in
charge includes Mr.. H. A. Ferreira. chair
man; Mr., George Haskell. Mr., Thomas
H. West and Mr.. George B. Mckinney,
The artists who will participate are Mrs,
Frederick Newbourg, soprano; Mrs. John
Joyce, Jr, contralto; Mr.. Ednyfed Lewis.
tenor; Mr.. John Jay Joyce, Jr, bass;
Mrs. Dorothy Johnstone Baesler, harpiste;
Nr. Henry S, Fry. accompanist. and Mrs.
Julia Cummings sutton. soprano.
The program includes many interesting
selections, as follows:
PART I.
1 ouartet-Bslla hslio del amors
'os Mrs. YsGtfssS2 Ys%6oSr2s MI, Lewis Verdi
s'DaRS %y; snS Si$ssIs SSssaI Feel , FEy GSssi Spirit
& con,rsito.o o'NMIio'ts Mo FernSndo amn Sr' joyce
from La Fayorita") .,....,... Donizetu
! T'n''-AA Love- sai yfs sTs ,Pro'Aeroo
G b BSlISge %piST NSS%Dh1 SD5a 10 ,f!sTTS Fss1S
oopIaho-Pace, Pace Milo Dlo
urom La Forza dI Destino') .... Verdi
> Mrs, NeWbouTg
HAss-Vulcan's Song
from philemon ct Baucs') Gounod
4 Mr.. Joyce
!. SontIalto and tenor-Home TO Our
mountains urom I'll TroyatoFe'') D. Verdi
a son.s Mrs Joyce and Mr.. Lewis
phS Crying Of Water. .campbell-Tipton
~ . wy WINS ''.s,.'..'. Dr. arms
Mrs, sutton
PART II.
eP,EloFas Holiday" song cycle by H Lane
"As'n' 10 be rendered by the quartet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

Mrs. William Johnson has returned
after n seven months trip through Colon.
Cristobal, the Canal Zone and Panama.
Mrs. johnson was formerly Miss Agnes
Garfield, OF 5ll2 Tacony street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

THE world and his wife-or that little
i portion OF Il centering around over
brook and its adjacent suburbs-wlll turn
out in force tonight to witness the very
clever performance which has been
planned to take place at the Overbrook
Golf Club
The attractive posters announcing the
entertainment promise lively and tune
ful hodge-podge. including-as the poster
30 glibly announces-"steps and stunts,
dances, and a dlrge Good songs and not
so good. a dash OF movies" these last
operated by Frederick Harding. The
cast of "rhe Model wife" has been
coached by a member Of the Plays and
Players, and the dancing choruses have
been trained under tho leadership OF Leon
Downing. Those taking part in the
sketch will be Philip A. Castner, who Is
also chairman of the Entertainment Com
mlttee; Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Hard
ing, Miss Mary Potter Miss Katherine
stevens, Miss Adele NJ. Mosier Mrs
William Gayley, Eugene Heine and Miss
MaEruder.
The black-and white chorus, the MEM
bers of which will be costumed In ac-
cordance with its name, with a dash of
cerlse by way of contrast, will include
Brown, Miss Adele NJ. Mosler. Reynolds
PierpoInt, Miss Marion Yerkes, Everett b.
Moser, Miss Jessie Sparks, Archie
Sparks, Miss Myra Atkinson and Mr..
Poulterer.
Miss Helen Campbell will sing the song,
accompanying the Japanese chorus, and
the dancers will be Miss Sidney Wilson,
William a. Hays. Miss Gladys Supplee
Mr.. Hutchinson. Miss Eleanor Eveland.
Mr. Carrier. Miss Dorothy john John
Fawcett. Miss Esther Bisler and Frank
Harrlty. Little Miss Eva Muholland will
give several solo dances
Miss Mary Barrett and William New
berry will sing several selections. Miss
Frances Mccain will give solo dance,
and Miss Miriam Bisler will appear In
the aesthetic dance of the Swan.
The pupils of the Beechwood School,
at Jenkintown, will present the Shake
spearean comedy, AS You Like It," this
afternoon on the college campus. The
play Will be handsomely costumed and
Will be given under the able direction
of Miss Emile Krider Norris. with the
following
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

Mr., and Mrs. Harvey l.. NJ. Schaefter.
of 46l9 Lesher street, announce the mar
riage OF their daughter. Miss Sara e.
Schaeffer, to Mr.. Harry E. Saring, on
Saturday, May is, at Elkton. Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

Mr., and Mrs, James Field. Of the Pow
elton Apartments. will leave early In June
for Ocean City, n. j.. where they have
taken house for the summer on Wayer-
ley avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-26

- Conrad Bsrens, Jr.. OF 4sol Pulaski
as1 a has left for New York. for a
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
Jewelry.

Practically every article in our jewelry de.
partment is of gift character and the line is
so varied that it includes something appro-
pirate for all ages. Watches Clocks, Silver
ware. Ivory Goods. Sterling Silver Novelties,
Brooches, Rings. La Walters, Mesh Bags,
Link Bracelets, Watch Bracelets Etc.
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Leather Goods.

Such goods are always in demand at Christ
mas time, because there is no question about
the appropriateness of nice leather article
as gift,
Ladies' Hand Bags. Auto Bags Purses,
Card Cases. Cigar Cases. Bill Books, Travel.
ing cases. Etc. are some of the articles to be
found in our new and up-to-date stock of
leather goods
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For The Little Folks.

Christmas means much to the little folks.
They believe in benevolent Santa Claus.
See that their stockings are we'll filled
Dolls, Toys Games, Juvenile Books
Bring tine children in. They probably will
let you know what they want Santa" to
bring.
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Smokers Goods.

If you cant reform him, you can at least
see that he smokes good cigars. We have ex-
ira fine cigars in special boxes of 25. so and
100 for the holidays. These are brands which
the most critical smokers in this community
have passed judgment on
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Shaving Sets.

Any man will be happy if he receives an
up-to-date shaving outfit If he isn't self
shaver start him on the right road by giving
him Ever-Ready Safety Razor We have a
full line of Razors, Safety Razors, Mugs.
Strops. Etc.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10

Real Christmas cheer goes with camera.
Picture taking is fascinating diversion and
it also has its useful side 1t provides sort
of pictorial history of ones life. Cameras
have been so perfected that any one can be-
come a successful amateur We have fine
assortment of cameras. Be sure that some
member of the family receives one.
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For The Old Folks.

Don't forget the old folks. Our stock will
suggest many appropriate gifts which the
older folks will appreciate.
Books, Calendars. Spectacles,
Magazine Subscriptions. Etc.
Such articles should be purchased early.
before the holiday rush begins.
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Perfumes.

Perfumes are suggestive of flowers and
are always appropriate as gifts at Christmas
time. Owing to the approach of Christmas,
we have increased our line of Handkerchief
Extracts Toilet Waters, Colognes Satchets,
Etc. Any of these can be furnished in fancy
gift packages. Perfume prices are not ad-
vanced during the holidays.
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Dolls.

Christmas would not seem real to the little
girls unless Santa brought new doll Our
Rubber Dolls, China Dolls, Etc. Let the
girls come in and see the dolls.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
Toilet. Goods.

Toilet goods make practical. useful gifts.
You can buy Brushes. Toilet Sets, Manicure
Sets. Travelling Cases and all other staple
goods of this nature at our regular everyday.
prices. The selection of such goods betokens
good judgment, for they are beautiful, dura-
bic and useful.
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Books.

Our book stock has been increased for the
holiday season and includes the latest editions
of all standard authors besides a large vari-
ETY. of juvenile and special gift books You'll
enjoy looking at these books. Come in.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
For "Mere Man, -"

Here are few suggestions as to suitable
gifts for men. We have scores of items
which will please him.
Watches-Just the thing he wants
Desk Sets-For his private desk.
Bookshelf read and enjoy them.
Fountain Pens-A practical gift
Cameras-You can enjoy it with him.
Cigars We know his favorite smokes
Travelling Sets-A good gift for any man.
Safety Razors "A good one will please.
Shaving Sets-A nice lot to select from.
Pocket Books-He probably needs one
Hat Brushes-A very useful gift
Clothes Brushes daily need
Smoking Sets-Every man appreciates one
Playing Cards-All the new and novel backs.
Jewelry-Many suitable items.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
What a Woman Wants

Our stock contains wide variety of beau
tifuI and useful gifts for women The list
below gives merely hint of the excellent ar
ray on display at our store.
Books-Poems and prose in beautft gift edi-
tions
Bracelet Watches Stylish and Useful.
Vases-In all of the artistic wares.
China-A dainty bit of china is sure to please.
Cut Glass-As dazzling as diamonds.
Art Calendars The latest artistic subjects
Ivory Goods-Attractive single pieces and sets
Manicure Sets-A gift which she will welcome
Stationery-In special gift boxes.
Jewelry Every item a suitable gift.
Leather Goods-Bags, Auto Bags, Purses. etc.
Confectionery fancy hand-painted boxes.
Sterling Silver-All the latest novelties.
Toilet Cases Combine beauty and utility.
Perfumes-The always-welcome gift.
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Toys.

We have all of the new toys Mechanical
Toys and Novelties. too We are prepared to
supply full line of toys otwthstandin
the war. Bring the children to see the toys.
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GIFTS FOR GIRLS.

1t is easy to select gifts for CIR especially
when you have stock like ours to select from.
Cameras, Books Watches, Jewelry, Pictures,
Work Boxes, Gold Pens Pocket Books, Toys,
Toilet Articles, Games Dolls, Etc.
Let the girls come to our store and get gift sug-
gestions.
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STYLISH STATIONERY.

If in doubt-send stationery. There can never
be anything more acceptable than box Of stylish
stationery. Our stock contains the finest lot of
stationery ever shown in this locality. Prices are
reasonable. Fancy Box Papers with Holly Deco
ratons Desk Sets, Paper Weights, Gold Pens,
Calendars, Etc.
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CHINA AND CUT GLASS.

Every woman appreciates pretty china and cut
glass. In fact, most of them have sort of "hob
by for collecting these handsome wares. We
have an excellent stock of these in which exclu-
sve patterns predominant.
We want the men to see these lines, because
they are full of gift suggestions.
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BUY THESE FOR THE BOYS.

A boy is easily pleased, but he wants his full
share of Christmas remembrances. We suggest:
Athletic Goods, Toys Games, Books, Purses,
Pocket Knives, Brushes, Pictures Cameras,
Musical Instruments, Watches, Etc.
Let the boys come in and see our stock.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
CHOICE CANDIES.

You WILL of course want something extra good
in the way of Christmas Candies We are agents
for Jacobs Chocolates and Bon Bons. We also
sell an excellent grade of bulk candies. Those
who want attractive gift boxes of confectionery
should place their orders early.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1915-12-10
FOUNTAIN PENS.

We are agents for Waterman's Fountain Pens.
There is no better pen on the market any of your
friends will welcome one gift. These pens come
in an assortment of sizes and prices, so you'll have
no trouble in finding to meet your requirements
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17

lists returned to town over the Sky
line drive. The outing was immense
ly enjoyed by the visitors. many of
whom expressed surprise that Canon
City had SO much to show in the
way of natural scenery. Some Of the
vistas were declared to be unsurpass-
ed anywhere in Colorado or else
where.
At 6 o'clock the hotel men were
guests of honor at luncheon at
Miller's; covers being laid for fifty
three people. At 7:15 the excursion
lists left for Pueblo. where they arriv-
ed at $3.50 and were taken care of
at the Hotel Vail. Most of the party
will return to Denver today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
RELIEF CAMP ON RIVER
ROAD DISCONTINUED

DR.. G. A. Vawter, president of the
Canon City Chamber of commerce re-
ceived a telegram Wednesday after
noon from F. ]. Radford of Trinidad,
president of the Colorado committee
on relief and unemployment, stating
that the funds set apart by the Rookie
feller foundation for the purpose of
helping destitute coal miners was ex-
hausted and that all public road
work on that account in this county
must cease.
In consequence of Mr.. Radford's
announcement the road-building camp
at Echo on the Parkdale-Cotopaxi cut
on has been discontinued and the thir-
ty-five or forty men that have been
employed there during the last thirty
days under the supervision of Coun-
ty Commissioner w. H. Pigg are to-
Radford's order has also resulted in
bringing to a close road work that
has been carried on during the last
three or four weeks by County Com
missioner McCandless in the vicinity
of the coal camps.
The order for discontinuance of
public road work by the committee in
this county at this time was a great
surprise to those who have had the
undertaking in charge and is not in
accordance with what Mr.. Radford
had led them to believe would be the
case when the matter was first taken
up. DR.. Vawter and the county COM
missioners were informed by Mr.. Rad
ford on the occasion of his visit here
a couple of months ago that Fremont
county should have the benefit Of the
expenditure Of seven and a half per-
cent OF the total amount appropriated
by the Rockefeller foundation for
relief work in this state, which was
100000. Instead of the 1880 which
the county was entitled to under that
basis of distribution there has not
been expended here by the committee
much, If any. in excess Of $4,000. In
Las Animas county. where Mr. Rad
ford lives, forty per cent of the total
sum provided by the fund for relief
work in Colorado has been expend-
ed on public road work. Fifteen per
cent of the total has been used in
Huerfano county.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
ENOS MILLS A
CANOH CITY VISITOR

Mr.. Enos A. Mills, the man who
made the Rocky mountain National
Park posibld through his untiring
efforts. was in town Wednesday as
one Of the members of the Rocky
Mountain Hotel Mems Association,
who were guests of the city that day.
Mr.. Mills is well known and well
liked in Canon City. He was a
guest of honor at the University club
at one of its monthly banquets last
winter. and his talk which he gave
that evening was voted by those
present as being the most interest
ing Of its kind ever given before the
club.
Mr.. Mills took in the Skyline Drive
and Royal Gorge road and last night
took dinner at the Miller. after which
he returned to Pueblo with the R.
NJ. H. NJ. A. for the night.