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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-12
BOTTLES OF WHISKY
PACKED WITH ROE HERRING
Novel Method of Importing Liquor Into
North CnrOlinn liz Discovered by
Revenue officers.

Pint bottles Of whisky packed be-
tween layers Of roe herring is one OF
tho latest methods OF shipping liquors
Into North Carolina, according to evil
dence put before u jury at Washing
ton. y. G., last week. w. NJ. Swanner.
who was arrested under the search and
seizure law. was convicted on the
charge OF having In his possession
seventy gallons of whisky which he
had received from Norfolk in that
manner.
The prosecution showed at the trial
that Swanner had gone to Norfolk on
June S and purchased three barrels OF
roe herring from a commission mer-
chant. He had the fish delivered to n
wholesale liquor house, and when the
shipment reached Washington. y. c..
there were twelve barrels. each marked
roe herring.
The Federal internal revenue officers
at Norfolk tipped off the State and
Federal agents In North Carolina. and
ncr had 1t removed to his place Of
business. He asserted someone had
played n trick on him and denied any
knowledge of the consignment Of
liquor which came along with his fish.
From fifty to sixty pint bottles OF
whisky were packed in each barrel
between siX-inch layers of herring.
There was no evidence that Swanner
had violated the Federal revenue laws,
and he was turned over to the State
authorities, who confscatcd the entire
lot OF liquor and poured II into the
river at Washington, after SWIMMERS
conviction. He was given thirty days
in which to leave the State.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS
WILL HOLD REUNION

Lieut. Col Thomas s Keller, OF Char
!p'lcsNiiIc, the ranking surviving NJ :
Ncer OF the old Third Virginia Volun-
iHeFs during the Spanish American
war. mas written to Capt Joseph lie
Masur!er OF the Adjutant- Generars Of
"tc' HcaFii4N iavor!ng the plans for n
reunion OF the officers OF the regimen
in Richmond next November. .rhc o.
casion VIII mark the seventeenth ami
Vcrshry OF the diSbandmcnt of tho CON
mand. when IL was mustered our Of IN.
United States service
Colonel kcllcrs letter states TIA,
Major Thomas r. Peyton and other Of
meers OF the regiment who are now
living In and around charlottesville
are much interested in the movement.
Endorsements OF the reunion idea have
been reccivd from Capt 7. E, Grimslv
OF Culpcper: Capt s. r. Donohoe. OF
Fairfax: Capt ]. 4. Nichols. of Peters.
burg. and many others.
Captain lie MasUrier has written To-
seph +. Willard. United States ambas
sador 10 Spain, urging him to attend
the reunion IL he should be in America
al that time. Ambassador Willard or
eanized company in Fairfax County.
which became part OF the Third, and
AS commani Of the Virginia De-
partmcnt, Spa, .nAmerican War Vet
Grams. Captain lie Masuricr received n
lonS-distancc telephone message from
Danville yesterday. stating that the
new camp TO be organized there has n
membership of fifty, including all tho
surviving officers in that city. Several
of these officers served in North Caro-
lima regiments One member of the
states as we'll is in the Spanish Amer
lean War
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-12
TWO BOYS CHARGED WITH
THEFT OF MOTOR CAR
Thomas McCauley Is Under Arrest and
Police Are Looking for Ray
mond Shepherd.

Thomas McCauley, sixteen years old,
living at the corner of AIospy and Ven
able Streets, is under arrest on a
charge Of unlawfully using the auto
mobile of T. NJ. Durvin, or 2ol6 Fair
mount Avenue, and the police are look
ing for Raymond Shepherd, who. Nc
Cauley says, was n partner with him
in taking the machine.
McCauley was cought by Chief of
Police T. Wilson Seay and Constable
Shoemaker, Of Henrico County, within
an hour after the machine was taken
Saturday night from the corner of
Ninth and Grace Streets. They were
on the Darbytown Road, and had stop
ped the car. debating, it is said, what
next to do. when the officers who were
watching and waiting for disorderly
crowds said to throng the road, came
upon them. The actions OF the two
boys attracted the attention of the
officers. and when the latter came
closer to the car both boys jumped out
and ran. McCauley was caught, but
the other boy broke through wire
fence and disappeared in the bushes
lining the side of the road. McCauley
was taken to the Henrico County Jail
1t is expected that the other boy will
soon be caught.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-12
HOPEWELL FIRE CAUSED
BY OVERTURNED LAMP
Large Number OF Business Houses
and Shacks Destroyed, With
Loss OF $4,000.
FLAMES RAGE SEVERAL HOURS
Buildings Mostly OF Hastily-Con-
structed Character-Goods Moved
Into Streets Are Put Under Guard
to Prevent Looting-Few Arrests.
lspecia! to The r,mes-p,spatch.1

tSPeCidi 10 Inc Inn eS- DlSpatch.J
PETERSBURG. VA, July 11.-F!re
caused by the ovcrturning Of an oil
lamp in a Greek restaurant after mid
night this morning. resulted in the de-
struction of a number OF business
houses and shacks in Hopewell with
an estimated loss OF $4,000 to $4,000
on buildings and stocks, without insur-
ance. The fire burned for several
hours, and was finally checked with the
aid OF mon and hose furnished by tho
Du Pont Company. Hopewell as yet
mas no water supply with which to
fight fires and many buildings were
saved by the Du Pont fire company.
The buildings destroyed were mostly
OF hastily constructed character and
Tor temporary use. The houses de-
stroEed were the Greek restaurant in
which the fire originated. the Mann
Produce CompanyS store. Police Head
quarters, !. w. Phillips & Co, Hatcher's
restaurant, Booths store and several
small tenements. Stocks of goods were
hastily moved out into the street to
be saved. and placed under guard to
prevent looting. Several arrests were
made for attempts TO loot. The fire
reached n point near the Hopewell
Hotel, hut that building escaped injury.
The bruned sites will soon be built
upon again. Business is such that the
owners cannot afford to let them re-
main idle. Reflection from the fire
was seen in Petersburg.
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REV. CARTER ASHTON JENKINS
WILL PROBABLY REMAIN
Tells Calvary baptist Congregation He
VIII Make Definite Announcement
Next sunday.

Following the refusal of the conGre-
cation Of Calvary Baptist Church.
Grove Avenue and Boulevard, TO accept
his resignation. Rev. Carter Ashton
jenkins, the pastor, said last night that
ne had practically decided TO remain ir-
his present field He will make n def
mite announcement at the morning ser
vice next Sunday
Mr.. Jenkins rendered his resignation
last Sunday and requested that 1t be
accepted. The congregation voted
against It's acceptance. los to 5S, and
many OF the influential members urged
him to reconsider. Mr.. Jenkins was at
Beach last week, returning 10 the city
Saturday night. and he told the con-
gregation yesterday morning that he
had not had sufficient time TO consider
tho matter of withdrawing his resig-
nation. He indicated. however that he
would be guided in his decision by the
wishes of the congregation.
The congregations at botn the morn
Ing and night services at Calvary yes
tcrday were larger than in several
months. and the attendance at Sunday
school was especially good. Mr.. Jen-
kins expressed his qualification at the
increased attendance. Not only mem
hers of his own congregation, but those
of other denominations. with whom he
has been associated. joined in urging
him to remain in Richmond.
Mr.. Jenkins came 10 Richmond two
years ago from Sturgeon Memorial
Church, Norfolk, where he had been
pastor for three years.
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New. Notes of interest.

Saturday was the usual payday at
Du Points. and the usual crowd OF en-
ployecs came to Petersburg to spend
their money. An excursion steam er
carried n large crowd TO Norfolk.
Located at City Point and Hopewell
are said 10 he nearly a score of prac-
ticing physicians, the majority of them
attracted there by inducements offered
by the growing population of the new
Du Pont city.
The state examinations for teachers
certificates in the Petersburg schools
will be held next week in the City high
school building.
The Board Of Aldermen will meet in
regular monthly session Tomorrow
night, but. outside of the usual routine.
no business OF special interest is eX-
pected TO come up for consideration.
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COLORED WOMAN SHOOTS
AT HER DUSKY SWAIN
Police Look for Robert johnson, Snid
to HIVE Used blackjack on
Martha WASH.

Martha Wash. colored woman liv-
ing at 1000 North Third Street. is MOTH
ing III not game. Yesterday afternoon,
along about the setting Of the sun,
Robert johnson called on her. Robert
was pcevcd about something. and when
the conversation passed from the usual
amenities about tho condition of the
weather and the war situation in Eu-
rope, he became more grumpy and
morose, and could not be urged into
further converse. Light talk did not
interest him. He did not take his usual
interest in the gossip of the neigh
borhood. and he didn't care about the
fine sermon which Martha had heard
that morning. nor about the things she
had studied for her Sunday school les
son. Plainly there was something on
his mind.
Martha talked pleasantly. She talk cd
hopefully. She was full of wit. But
her cajolcry was without effect. Rob
ert brooded. His usually facile tongue
was silent. He gazed upon the dusty
street and moistencd his lips, as if
seeking for something to say Martha
used moro vile and guile. and there
was suGared flavor TO her speech
sun all her effort was without effect.
FINALLY even her womans patience
gave way
"hasamatter?" she demanded. quer-
uiousiy. "Aain't yo' got nothin' to say
ertaii? Amt | been nice to yo'. an
amt been tellin' yo all dc news? An
you slttn' dcre all dc time, an amt
sayin word? Ag'in l asks 20. whasa-
matter"
Robert proceeded slowly. He shifted
his cud TO the other side, paused a
moment for aim and hit paling in the
fence Then he reached into his hip
pocket drew out what appeared to be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-12
OLD SERVANT DIES
Butler at Noting Home Passes Away
on Day of Mrs. NOlting's Funeral.

Patrick Henry Smith, the faithful
and trusted butler at the home of the
late Mrs. l.. o. Noting died suddenly
Saturday night in his siXtieth year,
after an illness of n few days. For
thirty-eight years he had been en-
ployed at the Noting home. at the cor
ner of Fifth and Main Streets. Mrs.
Noting died on Thursday and her fu-
neral took place on the afternoon of
the day the old family servant died.
smith was distinguished for his cour-
tesy and kindness and was regarded
with affection by the large family cir
Gle. He was raised on the known
Wilton plantation on tho lower James
River.
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blackjack and smo,e Martha in the

forehead.
Martha reeled TO tho floor. but, with
the Nigor Of her youthful years. rccov-
cred herself, and bounced on Il shotgun
lying near. Robert was then shaking
the dust from his nifty feet and disap-
pearing where the sun was sinking into
Il ring OF gold. Above the clattcr OF
his flying feet broke the roar OF the
shotgun. Tho pellets fell about Robert.
but none found its mark. Then Martha
swooncd. and II took many dippers Of
water to bring her to. Later she
sworc out Il warrant for Robert. The
police arc looking for him. But Robert
Is still travelling toward the golden
west.
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Murder mt HopeyrclL

PETERSBURG. VA. July l1.-During
an alteration at Hopewell this after
noon an unknown Greek shot and in
stantly killed Joe Mencins, an Italian.
The coroner was notified and an in
quest Is being held
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ENCAMPMENT REACHES
ITS HlGH-WATER MARK

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA, July Ii
The Baptist Encampmcnt at Virginia
Beach reached high-watcr mark on
saturday and Sunday, when more than
500 persons attended it's sessions. All
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Burkeville. Va.

DO not be misled by INSCRIPTIONS adj
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Hours: o a. NJ to P. NJ. 2 to s p. NJ.
until T. NJ. Sundays, 10 to ~ A. NJ.
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Sic bentise Gage.

Die Gage bot ii6 ipenig peranoerl.
Ser &iid5rg Der Mlliien bauert fort
nno oie oeutlben @erbiinoeten babcn
perlbteoene Srte unb S~telluneen Der
NliIen genommen. &omno lit nod
nidt sefoaen. Sci &iga mllroen Oie
Giliien sltriidgeiblagen; mabribe!i,-
LTD lit oaourd oie Strabe fret ee-
maht. Die Sirfen bebaupten poi.
tip, oaB lie alle Ingriffe Ser @neldn-
ser auf lire Ste1lrngen onf @aGi=
poll 5uriidgeidlagen baben. 3aGi-
reide eneliide Sdiffe iinb ourd'
ceutide nnterieeboote 5eritort MGR.
Sen. Sc lit iett befannt eenlaGt,
0aB Der relllid}e Slug Der oeutiderl
2ilftidiffe nod GneIano 2onoou ul,o
leinen Gods gegolten bot.
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ans Mericp.

gi1d til bereit, .einen mebrmo-
natliben 8affenifinitono obsnid)Iie-
ben, mabreno uelder l3eit cine Sril=
oensfonferen5 a~bgebalten uerhen
fonnte.
@arrar5a bat it'd oufs @nt-
'fbieoenlte gemeigert, nit Gila ODER
lcinen 8ertretern iiber cine 6rieoens=
fonferen5 81 berbanoeln.
Son Seiten Der Gorran5iItos
miro eire 2i1te pom @euer1len le=
fonnt gemadt, oie Garran5a ipGbrene
Ser lebten Gage ibrer Sre1le perlid)ert
buben. Inter ibnen befinoen lidj
elld) Die @ener1le Sbregon nno Con
5ales, bon 6enen man bebmlpie:e,
COB lie hcreit ieien, BON ibnl ohsu-
fnllen.
gorron3a madt befunnt, buB
ieine Hegierung anen 5remoen iii
Werieo po1en Sdrb ibres 2ebens
allo gigentnms garantiere.
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0etm1ete.
a~artoffelu, Neie. $3.50 uno 50. 90 PER
@ufdeI.
@adsbobnsn, per Wui&eI. $3.50;
crime Wobnett, $500 II. 1926.
Topsaten, 9eEds5 a R1ftes csc.
CUR QarteffeIn 3oii}ntk 81. rs.
3riebeIu, TernS BerMiibde, 90c.
sgbrpftat 8ng, $3.50 per Gxlfts
@enerie, 60c Der 9uhe11.s
0frd, $t.25 fir elm BufbsI.
HeteriiIie. 30e per Dtb.s8InheI.s
0riiner Sfeffer, geyas, SOC per 4
Scribe.
aobI. $500 per Crate.
ganteIorpeS. Tegns. $1.00 per Site;
|$1.25 per '2f3 8uf6eI Crates.
Nq6iesfen, 30c II. 35e fir Elm 9tb.s
8iin6eI.
@urien, Gal. $3.50 per grGte. Tezss
SqltdIb. SOC per 4ui9eI.
@eerrettiesW nraeIn. per Hfb. 12hr.
&opffaIat, $3.50 Der Crate.
8eeten, zoe per ghb. sNlnoeI.
@elbe Hiben. Doe per 9utenos
8iinoeI.
gie~rpfIanaen. $2.25 per @ufdeI.
Sbinnt. 4c Der Rfrnib.
8lumenfobI, Toe per Efuno.
Tieb-Usarft.
Gan antonip, Ser, 10. Aug. -1915
Sdieu $500 bis 1925.
&iibe $4.25 bis $5.65.
&dlber $500 bis $3.50. (
SuIen S4.65 biz 1918.
ct. Spuis, 10. aug. 1915, Ninbs
bieh. Seras @ieh, $5.25 Bis $8.85.
Sdipeine $7.35 Bis $3.50.
9aute.
Sdmere bonn Ghrahter ......22 CITE
3eidfe bonn ShIndter .22 Gts.
Grin geiolsene ..........13h ets-
Sele.
Gngoras 8ieeen. per gfb. ......10 gts-
GnaorasSieeen. beIddoiet 49,. 5 Gts-
Wolf uno Suds 20 Cts
Nr = 81 R;ner- Sffpnhofh. los
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SnIanb.

SSn Gerbinbune NIT Dem gaft-
lano : l1ngliid in Chicago iino gegerl
folgenoe Gerionen Nnflagen, Die ouf
SooidIag uno perbrederiibe Nat-
Idiiigfeit lautem erboben moroer:
Captain Beoerien uno Malhiniit So
iepb 90. grifion oes 5hiffes nno
folgenoe bier Beamte Der ct. So
iepb-Gbicagp Steamibip Company.
George 3. MrnoIo, Braiioent; @il.
liam $. Sun, GicesHralioent, 50. s.
Steele, Sefretdr, nnD Nop IS. CT
pis, Siilfsiefretar.
Sci Orient Station, pier5ebn
Meilen me1tlih bon Columbus, %,
rannte ein Srabt5ug in einen gr-
tra5lle bireiiL auf Dem iih Mitglie-
Der Der Gnigbts Of @onor 2oee III
Wourt STERLING, g., ~befanoen. Gier
9erione11 mnroen lofort getotet utH
piele nlir0en perleBt.
SIM @efdnenis al SsceoIa,
muroe elm geipifler Mnop Grnm,
Der anseflagt NOR, NIT Der @rnor-
Dung oes Sheriff Mauloen BON Mii
iiiiippi gonntp in @erbinoung 81 lte>
ben, bon elmer einoringenoen 8olfs-
llenge erifoiien.
Sci einem Mbiflir5 nit einerl
Aeroplan mlrroe in St. SIN, 9fIn.,
Der Captain Geo. $. G1lor getofet.
Dos Meroplan ipalr0e BON 2eutnni;t
Gutton gelenft. S1tttcn erlitt
ihpere 8erIes1mge1l.
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1reie Yrele fit seras: 6reitag 10. Nuauf 1875.

beginnt i6on mieoer cine nel1e Ope=
ration. Iber mar bleibt friIdL
pel1n man Grfolge liebt. &onnen bodi
mebrere observation-disclosures nod
einalloer eth gemeiniames gnoereebe
mis- baben, oas Dem zines aroBen
Sieaes aleidlfonmt.
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Sarlcg's Duplicating G6pp". Sdneis
Re, refine ltnb ge11nlte Mrbeit. $40 Gtpea>
rinaenS @ebGlDe Srnbis 3406.
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Grapen's 6aIten frifdes SIeiih. 4e-
ffiieeI. gier, Butter. Rrobufte. 5ubereis
tete Nleiids unb GalatsS orten uno be-
tie Groceries. grodett 1851. 4enes Sci
2f0.
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geFte Gier in Der Staot. q. n. Saeaer.
(@holeinle.)
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Or, s. u. Eiper, Oiteopotb, los
Soleoao Ctr. oben. Office Sci gr.
4S6. @ebmtnasteI. gr. 1887 Can5.3
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N1arFtsBericbt.
8ammuul(e.
Can Antonio, 8% Gents.
@albeitpn, geitern, 900 gents.

San Antpuip, gex, IS. aug. e 1915
Yrima CRUDE Cotton @ee6 Oil, 81
Gents per 0nlone.
Meiu Yorf, 13. 4ls. Spot $50;
Muglft, $685. uno $3.50; Geptenlber,
$5.91 unb $500; Oftober, 1894 unO
I$5.98; Nobember, $500 un6 1896; SEE
5ember, 1854 uno $5.98; Sarntnr.
$500 limb S8.03; Sebrunr. $500 unb
$6.15; Mar5, $6.17 uno $6.18.
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Ton, where Kr. Hardin has prepared
o. coy little home all ready TO move
into.
HAS MANY FRIENDS IN sAL,pA'
Eugene Isley. who for some time
WAS employed here in the railroad of
Gees as accountant has returned to
his home at Canon City and in part
nership with Mr.. Joseph Cauoose.
has established q model cleaning and
repairing business Mr.. Isely has
many friends In 6alida who wish hin
success.-6alida Mail
m TEXAS
A. E. Sherman and Dr.. Brooks have
spent several days In Texas looking
after some real estate. Dr.. Brooks
returned Christmas day and Mr. Sher
man will return In the course Of a
day or two.
MoNTRosE PEOPLE HERE. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mclaughlin and
two children Of Montrose are here for
a two weeks visit. They are staying
with their relatives Jos. Heavenridge
and family.
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FIRST ROAD SHOW OF
SEASON MAKES BIG HIT

In the presentation OF the legitimate
show. Kick In." at the opera house
last night the theatre management un-
'dcubtediy scored the greatest enter.
tanning success of recent seasons and
far exceeded all expectations.
Kick In" is fve-act comedy d-a.
ma and supported by Norman Hack
EFT, who is every inch a clever actor.
the show fully redeemed its most ez.
travagant promises. for something OF
thrilling intensity and enSrossing In.
terest from beginning TO end
The theme vas taken from modern
iift In the underworld. which fur.
nished rot only moments of tragedy
and tense excitement, but many scenes
where good, clean comedy kept the
house In an uproar OF laughter and
In furnishing the funny side OF the
story Miss Talbot as Mrs. Hailoran.
the landlady. and Miss lRosers as
Daisy we're comedy performers of side
splitting originality.
Mr.. Hackett es Chick Hewes proved
himself star of no little Importance
and he was ably Supported in the leads
by Miss Hardy as Molly. who in play.
ing the roles OF refromed convicts
bringing much OF human interest and
pathos into the play in most power
full manner Individual praise may
iriy be given every member of the
cast for producing an entertainment,
Of exceptional merit, but space forbias
and suffice to say that the entire pro
duction exceeded in quality any show
OF its kind seen here in recent years
A fairly good sized crowd was in
attendance. quite as good as could be
expected. considering the disagreeable
weather and the short time in which
the management had to put out the
advance announcements.
The next stage performance of i'm
portance to be given at the opera
house will he Mutt and Jeff in Col
lege," comedy that is well known
here and which will no doubt merit o
large attendance. 1t is scheduled tc
be here Jan. 9Th.
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northwest OF Canon City. It is under
stood that the body WIN be brought
here for burial.
MISS NORRIS VISITING PARENTS
Miss Ruth Morris who teaches at
sedaiia. Colo. is visiting her par
ents during her Christmas vacation.
SPENDING HOLIDAYS IN IOWA.
Miss Maud Sutton. nurse in the pub
lie schools. Is in Iowa during the hoii-
days.
RETURNED TO GARDEN PARK.
W. g. Evans OF Kountz avenue, has
returned to his work on Garden Park
after spending Christmol with his
family.
vis,yiso GRANDDAUGHTER
Mrs. Addie jackson from Klamath
Falls. Ore, arrived several days ago
and Is visiting her granddaughter,
Miss Estelie Lvings. eoS River street.
Mrs. Jackson win probably spend sew
eral months In Canon
HOME FROM DENVER.
Art Livings went to Denver Tues
day and viii return later In the week
with P. H. Troutman and family in
.he car.
NEW YEARS NIGHT AT THE ''fp
The Y. NJ. C. A. will celebrate the
coming of the new year with q basket
bali and volley bail game. The Bears
and Cubs. two teams playing in the
tournament. will furnish the basket
ball while two teams from the Bust
ness Mems class will furnish the
voliey bali. Both OF these should be
fast games. The public is cordially
dnvited.
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FRANK eARTHEL RE--ans.

Frank Barthei returned to Canon
City on Monday from Buena Vista.
where he went on Friday Of last week
to: spend Christmas with his mother
and other relatives. While in Bucna
Vista he WAS the guest Of Deputy
warden Joe Esser Of the stats reform.
atosy and wife. the latter Of whom Ia
his sistef. Mr. Barthei sayt therc are
atepFessnt gse ipnaates of tBe reform
htpsy. ~hick n 1Ather below the usuai
nnnhsr S6rrthht lnstitatish. p a 'iEs&
|msstAs Aeo .the rssistseti6n * c61'
'sists q the FetesnAsofy' sescned iec'