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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-20
LONDON FEARS
MOBILIZATION
OF u. s. SHARES
Petition Asks Stock Ex-
change to Use Regular
Trade Channels
BAD EFFECT ON MARKET
Bv FRANCIS w. HIRsT


LONDON Dcr. 60 BROKERS and Job
rcrs concerned with DEALINGS i'm Amcri-
cam bonds and shares arc dismaycd at
tho proposnIs for modifying securities. \
pottiion addressed ON Tuesday to the
committee of the stock Exchange stated:
OF was desired to bring to- the notice
of ,b. ron,piittre for pcncral purposcs the
rrg,,t rsrre,iiy of taking stems TO in
,irrc mo treasury To allow tho Govern.
,rcnt's rrnposcd nrrangcmcnt for the de-
no.it or sal, of American securities TO bo
rnrdu.f,d tI,rou.b Tho usual channels ''
since thon thc discussion has increased.
Tbr American market fears that tho
,,,ns,,,t schcn,, vii .nrnihilotc dealings
IN MI Inn ro,lrarntiycly rcw low-priccd
N,,orirnr shares unless tho Treasury on
erotes through tho ngencv of the market.
ttvcr tbor tbn,. saw. business in Amer
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TO DISTRIBUTE SECURITIES
Trenton, Bristol & Philadelphia str...
Railway Will Issue More Stock

The Protective Committee for hoa,..
of bonds of the Trenton. Bristol and pm
adelphia street Railway has decided .,
distribute the securities of the com,,,.
among the holders of certificates q, A..
post representing bonds Of the predsc.,.
sor company
When the present company acquired IN,
property It issued S35O,ooo of notes tn IN.
committee, to be later refunded by bons,
ON March /, 1913, an issue of s75O.oOo a,
first mortgage bonds having been an.
thoriacd, S4O6, 900 of bonds were issues !,
temporary form to the committee to "a
fund the above mentioned notes, toretbs,
with S56 600 of accrued interest thereon I,
January I, 1913. The company fur,b,.
issued it's note for $4,000 to refund tbs
interest on the S3jO,OOO of notes from
January !, 1913, to March /, 1918. slnos
that date no interest has been paid q.
the bonds or note, the earnings being
required for improvements, and the IN.
tcrcst has simply been carried on The
Company's books as liability. II /,
proposed now to cancel this liability, ex.
change the S4O6,OOO of temporary bond,
for permanent engraved bonds, and issue
siS0O of additional bonds to refund IN.
above mentioned note and accrued in.
tercst to March /. 1915. This will civ,
the committee Si1O,SO0 of first mortgar
bonds for distribution among those who
are holding the certificates of deposit
Tho present stock Is S325 900 in $50 shares
Nearly 800 Ooo Of earnings has been spent
for new construction and permanent i'm.
proycmcnts. II is proposed to increase
the authorized stock to $4,000 and to
issue $Sj.SO0 of additional stock to caplta.
iZc like amount expended for permanent
improvements. This will give the com.
mttcc $ilO.SOO of stock for distribution
among the holders of certificates Of de-
pogit. Tho new securities will he eH.
changed for the certificates of deposit on
this basis ut the Union Trust Company
of Maryland, Baltimore, Md, on and after
December 1j.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Gold and Sto, TcoEraph Company, regular
quarterly H. pCr cent. payable January | 10
stDa x oi record December n.
ohio Fuel supply company, regular quar-
tcrly Per cent, payable January l to stock
of record December IL
SHARON steel Hoop Compgny. regular quar-
terlN ~ urr cent. PAYABLE December ~.
Virginia Railway ana Power COMPANY reg
ular spmiannual = prr cent, on preferred. nay
.bl" January 20 TO stock OF record Decent-
her n.
regular quarterly ~ per cent on preferred,
payable January IL, Books close December ~
and reopen January 10.
American Power ana Light Company. regular
quarterly IL per cent. on preferred. nHylLlC
January . To stoCl, of record December -
California Petroleum Company. quarterly |
per cent preferred, payable January 3.
Books close December -.
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COTTON MARKET IRREGULAR
AFTER STRONG START
Sellers of the January Option Were
Buyers Of October

>.t,,,- y.opt. mo-, % Influenced ,t
,t,o I'm. n,i,,nrco, n,
I'',st VI PAX uH , ,,a,t,o, tbis ,,orm.
i,',, ,,,,,l ,tr,,,c win rriccs to tG
~ -, h;,,tc,. Tho Jcm,nd was large
,,,,' ,T,,,nr.i itI, last ,yn,I,'s sellers tho
,,,.,,,,,,.I h,,y,rs Thn gcIIing was scn,co
,,..,u ,i,,, ,.,..t,cI .bnut tbn highest
,n'.ai., ,,,i ',.hor - liritrJ .uI,ply cn.Ie i'm
60, ,,,orad sn,,r,,cs
i'T'a' no,,,o,.o,. nCrcrinrs bocome large,
osn"c,ni1,. from, commission bousca bc-
Ii,,,.G 70 Inc nrnrt-tnkinr. and reccssions
nf . N o points were forced before the
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EoREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-The foreign eX-
change market was strong. Demand
sterling. APPS and 472A for cables
francs. cables 5S2la and 5s3is for checks;
marks, 16ss and 1914 lire, cables, 6.55ls
checks, 656ls; Vienna, 1870 and l3.35.
stoekholm. 2s and 2Si4 pesetas, 1855 and
1880. guilders. 1871 and isls' roubles, %
and szi4.
The strength of French and English ex-
change was IN part attributed to sales
al American securities. together with the
practical operation OF the $50,O00,O 900 bank
loan.
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Cotton Ginning Figures

WASHINGTON, Dec, ga report by
the Census Bureau of the Department of
Commerce today shows l0,3O3, ,253 bales of
cotton counting round as half bales,
ginned from the growth of 1915 TO De-
cember 13, compared with l3,972,229 for
1914 and 2,927 i2S for 1913. Round bales
included this year, lOO,9ij. compared with
y, 7y6 for 1914 and 81 6S6 for 1913 Sea
Island included S3SlO for 1915, l,iOl for
1914 and $500 for 1913.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
business on Small Scale-French
Loan a Shade Lower

LONDON. Dec. 2o.-Although the un-
dcrtonc Of securities on the stock EX-
change was generally steady today the
uniIicis showed q tendency to hesitate.
business was on small scale. There
was light realizing of consols and the
war loans. Investors awaited Premier
Nsuuith's statement in thc iiousc of Com
nous tomorrow on the result of Lord
Dcrhy'a recruiting scheme, upon which
cnuscription Immediately depends.
The American department was idle and
corptlcas Fresh purchases caused re-
bound in Canadian Pacific. Home railway
shnroa were dun. support was furnished
to Argentine rails and Mexican rails inn
rrovcd on the reported flight of General
villa.
Hussian and japanese descriptions were
firm. The Iow French loan was a shade
below the best Mt Slli.
ltaiIirs showed strength i'm spots on
dividend announcements. In sympathy
with the staple Rubber shares were firm
Irrcgularity marked the trading in ship
piuE aud land isGuCg
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

It u understood that L. II. Rollins Il
Sons ana Willii n =, Bonhright & Co,
have plrchass. and will shortly make
public Offering of Si,5O0,O0O Great Western
Power Company of California lO-year
per cent. convertible debenturcs. II is
said the offering price will be 9dI2 and
and that the debentures are to
be conv ortible from November 1917, to
November, 1920 into the 7 per cent, pre-
ferrCd stock the company at %.
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No Bidders for Railroad

CLEVELAND. o. Dec. 2O.-No bidders
appeared for the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railroad. which was advertised to
be sold at auction here today. under fore
closure of the general mortgage of 1905,
as entered by the United States Court on
April l. 1914 and amended on January l6
1915. Consequently, it was postponed un-
I'll January 20. Litigation in the Federal
Court at Cincinnati is expected to be set
tied in the meantime.
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Rise in Bituminous coal Prices

The price of bituminous coal at the
mines for New York delivery has been
advanced % cents to SIS. The price for
New England delivery has been advanced
to s32j West Virginia Goals are now
selling between S1.75 and s..
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO. Dec. e0-IIOGS -ReceIpts 65. 900
head market weak. Mi4ed and butchers, 81. 10
sGlOaG,35; light S5.o5aG.55; pigs, $5a5,s5
TT'ASTTLE. Receipts. 23.OOO head: market
steady. Beeves. 81 4Oal0. 81; cows and heifers
81 9IaS 10. storkers and feeders. SH 40G S. go.
Texans. 50 5Oq 2i; calves. S. 5OdlO,25
SHEEP. Receipts; lTOoo head; market
So. 4U00. 30
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%. m.-SaIes lOO00, American 0iOO; futures
steady III 5l '9e'i ia March arch
T.24i ID: Junc-July, I.1Olad,: July-August,
Tl7iad.: October November, S.Sil4d,
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The Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany reported for November a gross in
crease of S532 and a net gain of $g7, ,O9S,
The surplus was $lO9,Ol6 an increase of
S2O4Sl The surplus for lve months was
1888, Cpl, an increase of $29,i
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Dec. 2oo,-BCTTER-Market
firm top grades. receipts, 4i5s packages extra.
81 "a: higher scoring. 3In3Tisc;: state dairy,
32Gi3ic.: Imitation creamery. 2in24c
EGGS.-Market weak receipts aslsi pack-
axes; extra nrsIs, 35a36e.: hrsts, :t3a34c.;
nearby whites. a0a 80 .1mllAea eol9r 's5asse.;
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BANK SURPLUS REDUCED
Local Financial Institutions Also Re-
port Drop in Deposits

decrease of more than 100000 in
surplus reserves was reported by the
Philadelphia banks today for the week
just ended Loans expanded Sl.S92O0O,
while individual deposits were reduced
50 67S 600 Details follow:
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BAR SILVER

LONDON. Dee 2O.-The price for bar silver
today was 20 Lie pence per ounce. uD i-i8
The price Of bar silver IN New York vas 54S
cents Mexican dollars. AZ cents.
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November gross earnings of the Re
public Railway and Light Company
showed an increase of Si7525. The net
increase was &}3,32i and the balance after
preferred dividends was S3I, $50, an in
crease of S29 i2l. For II months the ball
ance was Sl7l6l4, an increase of S39,2S6.
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Gold From Abroad

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O.-ApproximateIy
Il. 900 600 in gold arrived today on the
ST. Paul. OF the American Line. from
Liverpool
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RAHROAD EARNINGS

CANADIAN NORTHERN.
1n1I Inc.
Second wcct December. &Ssi.lOl 1iNC0
From July ..... ....... l3.2Sl. 600 24T2OC0
DENVER AND mo GRANDE.
Second week December. Sti2GOD SSl500
From July ...-r..,...., l-'-'i,'p' l,n''',""o
CHICAGO, INDIANApOLIS AND LOUIS
WILLIE.
Second week December. ltn.9S9 S2GlSl
From July ...s.,...... dlNl,1l2 32Soll
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TENAs.
IA week DrccmhCr...... SGlG TOn --Sl1 ~
From July l.....,...... IL. i.O5G,4li -i.i5G3GO
TENAS AND PACIFIC.
"l week December. SIOg.tGl il21T
From July l............ S,NSg. .l5I 2JG. .igS
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
~ week Dcc"mhcr,..... S2t.Sii SGi7O
From July l-.....,..... Gl2,CNS l,GS"
NIINNFAPOLIS AND ST. LOUIS
Second week December. S225.2li ST.OO7
From July i...,,..,..,. IHTi.C60 Si.NEi
WABASH.
Second week December. SGJo,OOO SltT, 900
decrease.
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Cotton Receipts

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Cotton receipts
at the port today were estimated at
5000 bales.
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
TODAY
-L---nLnL

NEW YORK. Dec. 2O-A steadier tone pre-
vailed in the market for coffee futures in the
morning session today, Trading was fairly
active. Quotations follow
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Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Dec 2O.-The following table
gives the range OF futures today compared
with the -aeNlOus close.
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Raw Sugar Advanced

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Au advance OF
2 points occurred in the market for raw
sugar today. The price asked was 4S9
,ents per pound. Refined was unchanged
rom Saturdays quotations. Fine granu-
ated was selling at 5.s5 cents per pound.
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Conner at 2nI1 Cents

of ne
in a sold
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Surplus under old form December 81. lGl
was SlS,95T,Ol December -. 1913. S60TO OOO;
December ~. 1872 81 sa3, ,OBJ; December Is,
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Additional shares of various companies
have been placed on the regular list OF
the Philadelphia stock Exchange, as fol-
lows: S1797O0 American Telephone and
Telegraph. SG5Oo American Gas Company.
There has been stricken from the regular
list 100000 Welsbach Company per cent.
bonds, 1890, purchased for the sinking
fund,
The annual meeting of stockholders of
the NIdvale steel Company for the cleo
tion of directors ana consideration of
proposed amendments to the bylaws will
be held January 10, 1915. Nearly all the
stock of the company is owned by the
Midvalc steel and Ordnance Company.
+. \. Cappclen Smith has been elected
director of the Chill Copper Company and
of the Chilli Exploration Company.
William 4. Read & co. have sold S3,-
10000 Detroit United Railways . per cent.
collateral trust gold notes due May 3,
1916 at 100 ana accrued interest. The
notes are Ecdeemable al lOl and interest
on 20 DAYS notice to February g. 1917, ana
thereafter at lOOl2 and interest,
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ta,st prev

Total sales. iI225 shares. compared with
lG 22l shares last Monday.
BONDS
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NEW YORK CURB STEADY

NEW YORK. Dec. aO-The market for ou
side securities was quiet but steady
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, Win Be Found on Page 8
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
WHAT PENROSE THINKS
OF F. & C. C. SITUATION

Last Saturday night j. J cogan.
general superintendent OF the +. &
c. c. railroad. and r. Hartzell. coun-
sci for that company. met with the
councils of Florence and Canon City.
ana Florence at Canon City to submit
an offer.
On Wednesday the councils OF Flor
ence and Canon City met and decided
to notify Air. cosan thar the cities
IFere determined to push the suit and
the offer would not be accepted.
This probably means that eventual
fy the y. q c. G. railroad company
will dissolve. the right-of-way revert
hack TO the original owners. and wc
will have nothing.
Il IL easy to understand Why Canon
City people should be eager to push
the suit. they have . road to the Grip
pie Greek. leading out Of their gates.
but Il IL difficult 70 understand Why
Florence should Be eager 10 take the
stand In the matter against the auto
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mrs John Landen is enjoying a
visit from her nephew and SON. Mr..
and Mrs Fred F. Barrett from Char.
lesion. West Virginia Mr.. Barrett
has been in the employ of the Oil.
wells Supply Company at that place
for the past 20 years and has risen
to an important position in the bust
ness. 1fr. and Mrs. Barrett are taking
year on, and have been visiting
different points in the west. They
are especially delighted with this part
Of Colorado. After spending a few
days visiting relatives here. they ex-
pect to go on to try ranching for
awhile in Routt county,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

road which is preferable to such a
railroad. Anyway. we do not believe
that there is court in the land that
win force this company or any other
company. to expend one hundred
thousand dollars or more in known
losing proposition.
The F. & c. c. railroad company
is victim Of unfortunate circum-
stances on account OF the washont two
years ago and we should be willing
to consider their fair proposition fav-
orabiy-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
WIsItIna erother and Family nere.

Mrs. w. A. Clark Of Craig. Nebras-
ka. enroute home from Santa Anna,
California. where she had for sewers
months been the guest of her son. DR..
J. 1. Clark. stopped on here last
Saturday for a week or ten days
visit with her brother. J. r. Ken.
nedy. wife and family on Rudd ave.
nue.. DR.. Clark was at one time en-
Gagged in professional practice In
Canon City. but soid his interests
here to Dr. Pitt A. Wade and remov.
q 70 the Pacinc coast
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
Left Today FOR Rocky Ford.

Mrs. A. Gorton and children left
this afternoon for Rocky Ford where
they win spend some time visiting
relatives and friends. Later they ex-
pect TO go to Enid. Oklahoma. where
they will make their home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
4 SPEcllL MEETIn6 OFF
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

There win b special meeting os
the Hortieuitnral Docieiy SATURDAY
af.srnSd. . > ,. a. et th6 cenFs Hooss.
Two 1.AIo>as q vi,hl inpestnneo
70 he ol1Ns11 IN y un1es ocana.
o. . - Nm ~ - geDega =
~ - ~ elf -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
FRUITMERE
AND fOURMILE

The East Canon Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. Ferris on Rudd Ave.
Tuesday afternoon. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent by all present.
1t was unanimously decided by all
present to discontinue club meetings
during The revival meetings.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

A party OF friends from town. con-
sisting OF Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boysen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Strickland. and
Master Edward. Miss colQuist Newell
ana Mr.. Neils Nielsen. spent last
Sunday Il The home Of Mr.. and Mira.
Mndse Madsen. An unusually fine
dinner and fine time is reported by
the guests
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Diamond OF East Main
have completed their arrangements
for leaving. and expect to leave here
next "wednesday for Fort Morgan to
make their home. Their friends sim
cerely regret their departure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
10 the local plant.

try In reference 10 the local plant
The other will be the matter of the
new boxes for shipping small fruits.
Every grower in the valley is ex-
pected to be present. :
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mrs. Alex Mink returned to the
mountain ranch last Thursday after
spending several weeks in town. send
ing the children to school She ex-
poets to return soon to be with the
children again.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Water was turned into the Crooked
Ditch fora a day or two recently, in
order to give the citizens Of Lincoln
Park an opportunity to fill up cisterns
that were running low.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

The East Nam St Prayer Meeting
Diviaion WIN meet with Mrs. Carpen-
ter Monday afternocn It 3:se o'clpck
An tho people q this district are -
quests'1.-to be present that The worh
may get good start
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mrs. Geo. Newell has been confined
TO her bed for the past several days
on account OF severe Illness. Her
sister. Pearl Gage. is taking care of
her.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mrs. Dunlap OF Howard. returned
to her home Tuesday. having spent
a couple Of days very pleasantly At
the home Of Mrs. J. w. Augustine
OF West Cyanide Avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mr.. and Mira vern Cheney are the
happy parents OF . baby daughter
born At the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. e.
q. wstherili On Grand avenue. Thnrs-
day. An psrtiss ar doing veil In
cIudlng The srnnd pAssafs end great
grandmother. the elder Mira. wether-
N.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mr.. Pete Hozie of westclifte is a
business visitor In the city for few
days of this week; he is making his
headquarters at the Mink residence
on Dozicr avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Miss Edna Rice of Chestnut Street
has taken position as clerk with
the Novels Mercantile Co.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Lincoln Park now boasts of real
live newspaper--"The Weekly Her
aids published by Louis NJ. Rathburn
of 522 Grand avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

The rooms were suitably decorated
With heafts for the happy occasion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mrs Geo. Demeree. who has been
spending some time with her mother
At cotopaxi. stopped on Monday for
a visit at the home OF L r. Davis. be-
fore returning to her home at Grip
pie Creek
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

The friends Of AIR. Jim Curtis Of
Cyanide avenue are very sorry to
learn he 4 quite sick Of u grippe. It
is hoped he win soon be out again.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Likens return
cd Tuesday morning from their honey
moon trip to Ordway. where they
spent several days visiting among
friends and acQuaintAncss OF the bride
Mrs. l.. NJ. Likcns planned recep.
tion for this homecoming BY tnvit-
ihE n . few of the relatives ana init.
mate frishdn who wero prpscnt q
he wedding Tor ave- o'elock oinneF
Intsf . parry Of youho psoplo lFun
~ EAsk aAt toWn 0asneso0 q y
1lvc tn6N 8 slCnl V1,ol4 ~ epcn.
~ ~ n1s I'M rSl,o ~ t,,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Ms- John coyis OF Sterling. Kan
sas. u = guest At the home Of her
daughter. Airu- Geo. Anderson un
Gnand avenue. She was called here
on account Of the illness Of Mr.. An
derson.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

The Fourmils Literary Club WIN
meet with Ma. N. T. Han Of East
Main street wednesday afternoon. A
pleasant afternoon h anticipated.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mrs. Thomas Mccartney and chill
dren left last week for walsenburg
to join her husband who has located
there.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gravestoclx
are the proud parents Of baby boy,
born to them Sunday. Valentines day,
mother and babe are both doing nice.
H.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Spring grading has commenced on
the roads over the Park. East Park
Avenue is being put in frst-claBs
condition just at present.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. James Kiskaddon re-
ceiyed telegram recently appris-
ing them of baby girl born on Thurs
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Laurie Kislad-
don at Los Angeles. California This
is their second daughter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

The members OF the J. o. E. club
spent last Wednesday afternoon very
pleasantly with Mrs. Ben vondra. Jr..
on Orchard avenue. The afternoon
was spent embroiderine. Delicious
refreshments OF cake. banana and
pineapple aherbet and coffee were
served.