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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22

Petersburg. Va, Feb. 2i,--No
trace has yet been found that is CAL
cuiated to lead to the apprehension
OF the person or persons who drove
To the western limits of this city at
the head az Washington Street be-
tween 8 am O'Clock last evening in
an automobile and abandoned an in
FAINT girl abe ut one week old.
The basket with It's human con-
tents was found by Mrs. Eta Tucker.
of Norfolk, who Is visiting in the
home of her sister, Mrs. IT. r. Hud-
gins. and the babe is being cared
for in the Hudgins' home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22

and one sister. Mrs. r. J. Saunders, of
South Richmond.
The funeral will be conducted from
the Wash!ngton-Stre Methodist
Church, rf which she was n mem
Der. at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Intsrirent will be made in
Blandfori.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22

Furk, t'ir toriuus transfer from Ger"
man o. American registry took place
yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-02-22

Totals ...se.s75 1.77s rs ss37ls
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-06-17
MAY GIVE CONCERT
ON SKYLINE DRIVE

An effort is being made by Tie
Daily Record to provide the people of
Canon City and the surrounding
country with a unique musical enter
tainment during the early part OF the
evening on Monday. June 2sth. 1t is
endeavoring TO secure the consent
of Thaviu's band. which is TO be one
Of the big attractions at the forth
coming chautauqua. TO give a hall
hours concert from the Skyline
drive at about Z O'Clock in order that
everybody may have an opportunity OF
hearing this splendid musical orga'
nixation. The concert will take place
before the regular evening perform
ance on the chautauqua grounds. BY
sta,ioning itself at the highest point
on the Skyline drive II is believed
the band. which is composed Of thirty
two players. could make itself heard
all over the community. ineludins
East Canon. Lincoln Park and Brook
side. Il win be treat worth while
At the chamber Of commerce lunch
con at the Hotel Miller at noon on
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CASE IS NOW BE-
FORE SUPREME COURT

The appeal OF the defendants In
the case OF the People Of Colorado
versus David Robb and Ben Richard
son. convicted in the district court
here last December Of involuntary
manslaughter in connection with the
killing of William King. during the
attack of striking miners on Chand-
Ter on April 25. 1914, was formally
laid before the supreme court by
Judge Lee Champion last Monday.
Petition Is made for rehearing OF
the case before the higher tribunal
on the alleged ground that the defen-
dants were not given that fair and
impartial trial in the district court
to which they were entitled as citi-
zens OF the United States An inn
mense amount Of legal and clerical
work had to be done preliminary to
the filing OF tho application for n
trial Of the case by the supreme court
and the costs in connection with II
win not be much, II any. under two
thonBand dollars. How soon the mat
ter can b presented to The supreme
court for co1eldeeatioA cAnnat he pte-
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
HAVE LUNCHEON TUESDAY

Covers were laid for eighteen peo-
pie at the chamber Of commerce
luncheon at the Hotel Miller at noon
on Tuesday. DR.. vawter, president
of the chamber. presided and seve-
raj matters were discussed at the
meeting of the board of directors
meeting that followed the luncheon.
The question OF the completion of
the -Cotopaxi link in the
Rainbow route at as early a date as
possible was presented for consider
alton and an exchange OF views as
to the ways and means for it's ac-
complishment given DR.. vawter
made a report on the road by the
committee of relief and unemploy-
ment Of the Rockefeller foundation
The matter Of a wagon road from
the Arkansas valley TO the Cripple
Greek district was discussed ard the
necessity for such a highway made
plain A committee OF three members
of the chamber was appointed to tn
vestigate the various routes propos-
ed and report at a subsequent meet
ing.
The question of the Moose national
sanitarium was brought up and the
present status OF the proposition dis-
cussed- A committee was named TO
co-operAts With the local lodge Of the
Loyal Order OF Moose to see What
can be done to secure the contem-
plated institution for Canon City
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MANY SPECIAL TOUR
ING PARTIES IN JUNE

Many special excursion parties en-
route from the east to the Pacific
coast will pass through Canon City
during the next two weeks; q few OF
tnem on special trains, but the great
er number in Pullman coaches set
apart for their especial use. but at
tached to regular trains. Among the
touring parties scheduled by the
Denver 4 Rio Grande for this month
are the following:
The GillDspie-Kinport party. June
20. Three coaches
The J. T. North Tours party. June
u. One coach
Workers for the Blind. June a.
One coach.
Miss Ida Adams party. June z7.
One coach.
TEXAS Bankers. June a4.-specsal
train.
J. C. wiekers party. June 25. Two
coaches.
.Nrs. stsniey.s party. June %. One
coach
American Medical association,
June as. Special train
Frank Tourist company. June Is.
One coach.
Mu- Enioit's party. June IS. Spec
iai train
W. }. Stewart party. June rs ons
coach.
Raymond whitcomb party. June 81 /.
Two coaches
The chicaso ,sDtor club. June II.
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Francisco and San Diego. and. later.
Portland. Seattle and other points
of special interest in the northwest.
They will be gone a month or six
weeks. Mr.. Goodson of Denver has
been installed as chief clerk at the
Denver and Rio Grande freight office
during the absence of Mr. Bailey on
the coast
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THE PROGRAM
CANON CITY cHAUTAUQUA---JUNE "A

CANON CITY CFIAUTAUQUA---JUNE 24th to 3Oth.
Something doing the Boy. and Girls every day outside
the Chau,auqua hours lady and man will be here the
whole week who will spend all their time hePirg the Boys and
Girls have Good Time Watch for special announcements
THURSDAY, JUNE 9th.
AFTERNOON-The big opening-The Killarney Girls
in program of Irish music and sunshine with Rita Kiehn the
NIGHTTIME Killarney Girls again also Mr., Adrian
Newens Americas foremost monologist and humorst
FRIDAY, JUNE 25ih
AFTERNOON.-Musc- Schulz-Robbins Company,
also Enid Tilonon, also Ned Woodman, artist humoriss
NIGHT---More by afternoon performers.
Address by Gov. r. B. Glenn of North Carolina, of
Americas greatest orators
SATURDAY, JUNE 26th.
AFTERNOON-The Riner Sisters in program full OF
humor good cheer Also Dr. E. T Hagerman, Phoso-
NIGHTTIME Riner Sisters again. Also Sidney Landon,
impersonator OF great men you have known of
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th
AFTERNOON-Mme Van Coister, with Howard Han
son, high class musiesl recital Also Mr. Glenn Frank
speaker OF national reputation
EvENING---Another Van Closter musical recital. Also
Opie Reed, the famous novelist
MONDAY, JUNE 20h.
AFTERNOON-The greatest musical event in the his
tory Of Western Chanauquas Thavius Wonderful Band
Also the European Grand Opera Singers.
NIGHT.-Another program by Thavius Band and the
European Grand Opera Singers.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2eh
AFTERNOON---The American Girls musical, patriotic.
Also bg the children The spectacular play "The
Return Patriots put BY the children themselves under
the has cnage Of the chdens week
OF play.
NIGHTTIME American Girls again.
Senator r. p Gore, the famous blind statesman and
- WEDNESDAY, JUNE soh
AFTERNooN---The Brooke Ingram Folks, dainty, in-I
Also lecture BY Dr. Charles c. Pcaree.
Ingram n.ns s With m 'P
master conductor
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PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR
SOCIAL TUESDAY MlGhT

A social was given on the lawn
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Seaman. at $50 Macon ave
nue. Tuesday evening under the aus
pices and patronage OF the members
OF the choir Of the First Presbyterian
church for the benefit Of the carpet
fund OF the church. The affair was
largely attended and was one OF great
enjoyment to all present The refresh
ments were strawberries. Ice cream
and cake. The following excellent
musical program was rendered:
f19no SOLO Mrs- Morey
Vocal Solo .........-..... Mr. Rowe
Trombone Solo ........ Mr.. Haley
Male Quartette .....-....-......
.Devilliers. Harris. Fisher. Fritz
Vocal Solo ............ Mrs Bethel
Trombone and Comet Duet .s..-
.......... Haley-Glowsen
Violin Solo ....... Miss Mckenzie
Vocal Duet. =. Miss Evans and Fritz
Piano Number .......... Mrs- Lane
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laches.

Iaches-
The fale-Panama club. June 20
Special train.
The Columbia Spectator company
June 2s. Three coaches.
Radnor College Tours party. June
II. Three special trains.
Cleveland Athletic club, June 2s.
Two coaches.
Miss Ida Adams party, June 80. Two
coaches.
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HOME SUNDAY NIGHT FROM
sALIDA.

J. E. Miller returned to Canon
City Sunday night from Salida where
he has been looking after business
matters at the Palace hotel, Of which
he is proprietor. for several days. MIRA
Miller went to Salida this morning
where she will remain during the
next week or ten days
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wILL 1--we ZOE cALIFoRNIA.

Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bailey are plan
ming to leave on Thursday or Friday
of this week for pleasure tour Of
the Paciae coast states. They will
visit the tWo big expositions at San
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The CHAUTAUQUA rs = u = 81
i Il ]

Tuesday 1t was unanimously voted
to cooperate with the Daily Record
in securing for the people Of Canon
City the proposed concert. Tenders
of the use of their automobiles to
carry the members OF the band to
the Skyline drive were made by vari-
ious members of the chamber.
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dicted with any degree of accuracy.
but it is probable that several months
win elapse before anything can be
done.
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TO OUR 0UT-0F-T0WN READERS
The Chautauqua is coming very soon-t
begins next Thursday.
This is an opportunity of life time for many
people in this county.
Never before have you had brought to your
very door such bunch of high class speakers,
artists and entertainers you will see and hear at
this Chautauqua.
Cut loose from work for a week and come
into Canon City for good time. You will enjoy
every minute you are here You will go back
home refreshed and better prepared for work.
Don't ever miss Chautauqua if you can help
it. You will live longer and enjoy life better to
have few good healthy, laughing joyful days
you go along-days full of good cheer and clean
entertainment such you will get at this
Chautauqua.
Come and bring the children, a week of
Chautauqua is better than months in school for
the children. Two people will be here to take
charge of the children and show them the best
time they ever had.
Ifyou have an automobile coming will be easy.
If you live in the west end of the county or at
Westcliffe you can get round trip ticket for
tare-cheap enough. 1t you read the ads IN The
Record you will save enough to pay for your trip.
The Record tells good deal about the Chau-
tauqua, but we have some handsomely illustrated
catalogues. We will mail to you if you will
write post card request.
Come for the whole week or come for few
days. But come and get taste of this Chautauqua
next week. We know you will like it
Do you get The Record regularly?
If you get mail at some other postoffice in the
county than Canon City and are not subscriber
now to The Record and will come into The Record
office Chautauqua week and tell us how you like
the Chautauqua will send The Weekly Record
to you for six months free of charge just show
you that we appreciate your coming and to help
you 10 get better acquainted with Canon City
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Try a Record Want Ad.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-03

eritus MacCracken of New York Uni
versity, vice president Of New York
Peace society?" chancellor Mac.
Cracken was invited.)
Mr.. Ford's aids had All idea nc
would see William Jennings Bryan
before he gets back aere, which will
probably he on Thursday.
Another important interview seized.
uled for him. Immediately upon his
return will he with Dr.. David Starr
Jordan. s
Word comes from Denver COL. that
Joan r. Lawson, international board
member of the United Mine Workers
of America, had been invited. Law
son said he would have to consult
with hi. attorneys before making his
decisions Lawson was convicted OF
first degree murder in connection witt
the lighting over the Colorado mine
troubles and was sentenced to life
imprisonment. The case is before
the Colorado supreme court on ap
peal.
"MEN IN TRENCHES WITH U.s."
SAYS FORD.
Detroit, Mich, Dec. 2.-Henry Ford
today declined a proffer which meant
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es and a couple Of doctors with the
peace party, Miss Leckie said, to care
for those who may be annoyed by an
unpeaceful sea.
Margaret Wilson Can't Go.
Regrets, as we'll as acceptances,
kept coming into Suite 717 yesterday.
Among them were the following:
Edith Benham, secretary to Miss
Margaret Wilson, White House,
Washington: ssMiss Wilson regrets
that her engagements in Washington
prevent her from accepting your pc.
lite invitation"
Gov. Frank B. Willis of Ohio:
Though interested in cause of inter-
national peace, owe first duty to
Oiio, whose servant am. Best wish
es for successful efforts to bring
peace in war-stricken Europe
President w. H. F. Faunce, Brown
University: '"Thankssssfor invitation.
Much regret. Undergraduates can
not be absent for six weeks without
postponing graduation for entire
year"
President Fl. N. MacCracken Of Vas
sar College: "Your telegram referred
to faculty for action. May ! suggest
you invite my father, Chancellor EN-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-03

| jor T. H. Low, retired officer Of ma.
rines, dwelling at the Army and Navy
club; Judge and Mrs. Ben B. Lindsey
Of Denver; Miss Rebecca Shelley OF
Chesaning, Mich, a teacher who went
through Europe last year; Miss Kate
Devereaux Blake Of this city, who is
president of the Teachers associa-
ton, and daughter of Lillian Dever-
eaux Blake. Then, too, there are Carl
u. Thompson, worker for social and
labor lbetterment in Chicago; Miss
Grace De Graft of Portland, Ore; Will
lis G. Constant of TarrytoWn, N. Y;
Mime. Aimo iMalberg, a native Finn,
now lecturing in Minnesota; Mrs.
William Bross Lloyd of Chicago, pO-
litical economist and writer; Miss
Florence Holbrook Of Chicago, princ,-
pal of high school and member of
the original "women's peace party"
last year; Andrew j. Bethea, lieuten-
ant governor of South Carolina, and
Peter Monroe Smock of New Plym.
outh, Idaho, wlo is a dairyman law
yer and national committeeman of the
bull moose party.
Or. Aked Is Coming.
A great number of persons. ac-
cording to Miss Leckie, will wire &C
cepsances today and tomorrow, as
| they have been busy arranging their
affairs since receiving Mr.. Ford's in.
vitation.
Several wired yesterday that they
were considering the matter, among
them Robert Hunter of Pinehurst, ~.
C., who was we'll known as a Wash
ington Square socialist couple OF
years ago, and who is quite wealthy
young man. Others wired that they
had started for the front" which
probably means the .Hoboken water
front, where the Oscar H. lays. Among
these was the Dew. DR.. Charles Aked,
who wired from San Francisco that
he was on his way.
Some of the journalists who were
going called up the Scandinavian-Am-
erican Line yesterday to find out if
because of the non-smckers and tenn
perance folk aboard-the smoking
room of the Oscar II. would be stock
ed and manned on this cruise.
| 81 don't know replied an official,
who automatically asked that his
name be withheld. Maybe some Of
'em will smoke, despite DR.. Pease,
I and there may he enough medicine
aboard to cure anybody that gets
bit by watersnake beyond the three
mile limit"
There will be several trained nurs.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-03
40 JOIN FORD SHIP,
$4,000 OFFER FOR
MOVIES IS SPURNED
No Camera to Register Peace
Party's Voyage; Mrs. Bois-
sevain Accepts.
FORD SAYS ARMIES WILL
STRIKE ON CHRISTMAS

New York Dec. 2.-About 40 per-
sends had by last evening accepted
Henry Ford's invitation to sail for
Europe on the steamship, Oscar H.,
next Saturday and help the Detroit
motor car manufacturer to end tle
war in Europe, and, if possible, get
the boys out of the trenches by Christ
mas Day"
While the latest list still fails to
contain the name of any one of great
office holding prominence in the Unit
ed States, like governors or senators,
say, there are upon it several per-
sons who may quite properly be de-
scribed as we'll known.
For instance, from Detroit last
night came dispatch saying that
Mrs. Inez lMilhOlland Boissevain, who
is one of the most beautiful suffrag-
lists in America, would 60.
'iWill come with faith, VITA hope
and with conviction" is the way Mrs.
Boissevain's wire to Mr.. Ford read.
4. Declines $4,000 From Movies.
The same Detroit dispatch to The
World mentioned the fact that Henry
Ford has been offered $50,O00-$1, O0c
more than he is paying for the char.
ter of his ship--to allow moving
picture concern to film the entire
proceedings of the Oscar II. and its
peace party. He declined
Another newly announced guest,
WHO is not unknown to New York
first pages, is DR.. Charles G.. Pease,
of tNo.sg51 O1 West Seventy-second
street DR.. Pease is head of the Non
Smokers league and is connected
with every anti-nicotine organization.
DIR. Moses p Stern of Philadelphia
is another guest whose name instant
ly attracted-from those who CHANGED
to know the Quaker City-spirited at
tention.
DR.. Moses P. Stern is a rotund, jolly
little individual, who from time i'm.
memorial has run for Mayor of Pail.
adelphia at every possible opportun-
ity. on what is Familiarity known over
there as the Lib. Sun. Law Ticket.
Translated, this means that DR.. Stern
wants liberal Sunday laws.
Many time has he been heard to
demand, on the east side Of the city
hall (no later than the worlds series
time last monthly that if the Union
League CLUB member could get his
champagne on Sunday, why couldn't
the workingman get his beer? And
if the rich could play golf, why
couldn't tle poor play baseball?
mo one at the headquarters in the
Biltmore yesterday seemed to know
DR.. Stern. But those present were
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-03
q cash payment Of more than $4,000

a cash payment of more than $4,000
to him, conditioned on turning the
cruise of the Oscar H. into moving
picture expedition. The prefer was
made by representatives of Commo.'
dore J. Stuart Blackton of New York.
"The men in the trenches know
for what we are working. The news
has been spread among tlem by the
greatest of agencies, the press he
said II have received many assur.
ances OF this and know ,nat they are
with us heart and soul; lave all
faith that on Christmas Day the world
will see a general strfke-that on
that day of days war-worn men will
climb from the trenches, throw down
their arms and start home. And then
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-12-03
much interested in hearing about
Lochner to See Wanamaker.

lluCH lHtclcSIcu III HCdlAH6 eIoOu'
him. ~s,...-.-.-..
Lochner to See Wanamaker.
Louis P Lochner, w:lom Mr.. Fora
left in charge when he went to De-
troit last Saturday, was away from
headquarters all afternoon. He went
to Philadelphia to see John Wanna
maker and make last effort to per-
suade the former postmaster general
to go along on tie trip. Eut Mr..
Lochners train was delayed and he
won't see Mr.. Wanamaker until this
morning SO he stayed over
Miss Katherine Leckie, who is lin
charge Of Journalists" was in COM
mand of Suite, ~, which is the bust
est place in the big hotel, what with
people crowding the doors looking for
invitations and jobs, phones ringing,
typewriters clacking, and other rack
cts going on: It was Miss Leckie who
gave out tle additional list of guests.
Former Congressman Richard Ear
tholdt Of Missouri and Mrs. BarthOldt
have accepted invitations and are go
ing. mir. IBartholdt was born \in Ger
many, but is said to be an ardent
peace advocate.
Miss Jane Adams of Hull House,
Chicago, was formally added to the
list, although, of course, it Was known
all along that she would go.
Then there is Louis Maverick of
Winnetka, III. Someone at Ford head
quarters volunteered the information
that Mr.. Maverick was a rich young
social worker rbs
Titles AN Honorable Error.
The stenographer who made out the
list OF new names for Miss Leckie
wrote Hon" in front of each mans
name. That was an error, according
to the -of-journalists. Most
Of the men never held political Office.
Hon" T. a., Hosteller of Washing
ton, d. c., is another who will make
the peace voyage. He is president
of the Sunday School association.
Lars p. Nelson Of this city was a
guest about whom Miss Leckie knew
nothing. "You see,' Miss Leckie. ex-
planned, smost of these invitations
were suggested by Miss Adams of
Chicago or by Miss LILLIAN Wald. a
social worker of this city. We may
not know the persons here at head.
quarters, but they are known to those
in charge of the peace party
Some of the others whose names
were on the new list of guests are:
Miss Julia Grace Wales, a professor
at the University of wisconsin; Ma
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I: A COLD OR CATARRH
: How To Get Relief When Head
, and Nose Are Stuffed Up.
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Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils will open, the air passages of
your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking, mucous discharge, dryness
or headache; no struggling for breath
at night
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. 1t penetrates through
every air passage of the head, sooth'
ing and healing the swollen or in
famed mucous membrane, giving in
slant relief. Head colds and catarrh
yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed
up and miserable. Relief is sure.
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militarism will be dead, dead forever.

militarism will be dead, dead forever.
mOre.'
MIR. Ford will leave for New York
"Wednesday night. Mrs. Ford aud his
son, Edsel, will remain at home, but
Mr.. Ford places his plan even beyond
the attractions of home at Christmas
time.
There was an unofficial truce last
year, men ceasing to kill men for a
short time on Christmas Day. said
Mr.. Ford. This year there Will he
another truce. The men will come
out of their trenches, ana il they go
back in them they are FOOLS
IT'S WORTH WHILE
to read the Lucas Sale ad on page 5
tOday.-Adv.