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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Mrs Frank Bronshson and lIstie
son returned home the last OF the
week from two weeks visit with
har mother at Fort smith Arkansas
She enjoyed her visit. but only saw
three sunshiny days during their
stay. The little boy contracted pneu-
monia. but is well over the trouble
since his return. Naturally their Col
sorado home on Lincoln Park looks
rood to them again.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Howes send
greetings tc their Lincoln Park neigh
bors from Napa. californih. They are
having many rainy. foGsy drss and
sAe supposition u that they ere mis-
sing the customary Colorado sun.
shine. Mr.. Howos has been HAVING
Vre grippe. but otherwise thcy ara
very much enjoying their outing aad
sl.it:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

The Gains brothers drove up from
the farm near SLOAN. Tuesday for a
few days stay with home folks on
sherman avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

sir, Donald Augustine ief, Monday
for Texas Creek where he expects TO
begin work on the county road
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

The Lincoln Park Ladies' Ass,s:a-
{ion met as per schedule ON Thus
day afternoon at the hospitabIe home
Of the pre- ,Ident. Mrs. Frank Baker.
on Elm avenu, Mrs. A. L. Cook. con-
ducted the devotionals. Masasine ar
ticies on Reieium were read by Mrs.
Rell aid Mrs: Carter and interesting
discussions followed. Flowers we're
ordered sent to Grandma Wyatt
who ia A',ll quite H. Nira Hawkins
and Mrs. Bergen were guests Of the
ailsnoon. Mn. Bsrgsn's name was
aaded 70 ths list q . nsw msmbeE
ne psst mosttns vili y with l1rs.
laclgi.S,sy = Peplas avenne-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Among the sick at this writing are
.Nes. l. NJ. LIkens who is confined
q her home with the grippe and Mrs.
p c. Wright. who has been quite
m at her home on Grand avenue; also
Mrs. Edward Gouidner's mother who
is spending the winter here is ailing
with the grippe and erysipelas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

~. O. = nsN1 = ~ n,oo to|
&41 yS l..S 0l ~, l,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Mr.. J. X. Hawkins of Orchard ave-
nue.. is improving from severe at
tack Of pneumonia. His friends are
pleased to know this.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Several members of the Rico family
on Chestnut Street. are confined tc
their home with grippe.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Mr.. George Demaree drove down
from Cripple Creek last week and is
Visiting at the home of L F. Davis.
Mr.. Demaree Us delayed here on ac-
count of the illness of his father in
South Canon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

The Eastern Star club Of Lincoln
Park. enjoyed one of their good so
cial afternoons Monday at the home
Of Mrs. Farrinston on Corner of sher.
man and McKiniey.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Mrs Henry. who is down from West
ellie caring for her son at Graves
hospital spent Sunday with her old
friends at the home of Mira. Fred
schlaepm on Sherman avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Mr.. Elton woodford has purchased
The Evans place of two acres on Gar
FIELD street. now occupied by the fam
ny OF George colIom- Mr.. woodford
and family expect 70 take possession
Of their property about the first Of
March.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28
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y ~, = ~! - ~ nelllN
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

The NJ. E. Aid Society mee.= with
Mrs. Z. H. Carpenter OF East Main
street Thursday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

- q W =.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Mr.. D. T. Wilson is spending
few days in Pueblo looking afte
business interests there.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28
FRu| MERE
and FOURMILE

Mrs. Mickle OF So Rey Av.. is con
vaieacing nicely from an attack Of
pneumonia. which has confined her to
her bed the past few days
Mr.. Geo. Newell and MAIDS Madsen
went to Hardscrahhle Tuesday, re.
turning the same day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heavenridge send
word from Montrose. telling Of the
arrival of a fine new boy in the
Mclaughlin family
Mr. Jas. Wilson. jr.. is spending a
few days in Denver taking in the
stock show.
Next Friday evening is the time
for the regular meeting Of the Fruit
mere Literary society. The public is
invited.
Miss Ruth Gage expects to spend
"wednesday night with her friend.
Vera williams and visit South High
T-t..A.w
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

geae Evangest excepting Billy
r. X. Forester ID.
HThe
"One Of the preachers have know.Rev A. L. Davis
greatest EvAngeits Kirby
"tie n dead earnest"Rev. r. L. VanDeman.
eloquent Bible peache..-Rev r. C. McAfee
knowledge Bible place the pulpit
III. r. Humme D.. d.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03

Mandable, 1889 vineennes av., who
accused her Of taking S28 from him
Jailed to appear.
Rumor that Jas Madden, Jr., son of
Capt. Jas. Madden, Woodlawn sta
ton, had attempted own life in To-
ledo unconfrmed.
State public utilities comnl'n ord
cred elevation of railroad tracks of
Marquette road, 67th and Garfield
blvd. Had been ordered by city.
Town of La Grange sick with the
measles; 116 cases reported in week.
Robbers entered store of |. Abel
son, 1903 Cottage Grove. Took $50
from till and two diamond rings
from women clerks.
Jesse Williams, negro who attack
ed Mrs. Anna Schwartz, of Wheaton,
will be arranged for preliminary
hearing before justice of peace Sat
urday.
serg't VIM. Coles of Chi. police
asked for probe, of VIM. O'Brian in
connection with murder of Emma
Peterson.
Joseph Fish, public insurance ad-
juster on trial in Judge O'Conner's
court, denies arson charge.
Young burglar entered home of
Mrs. J. Adler, 372 N. Ayers av. Took
two diamond rings and $22. Locked
her in closet.
Rosie GoIdstein, 10, found brother
Harry, Is, asphyxiated in room, 1O47
w. 18th. Tilted. Suicide.
Advocates of double platoon, fire
department system start active cam
paign.
Aged Mrs. Martha Sullivan and in
valid daughter threatened with evic-
ton in Evanston. Evanston Com |
mercial assn raised 5000 and saved |
home.
Basement fire drove 800 from dor |
mitories Of Wilson aY. branch, Y. |
M n
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03
John QUINLAN MIssING

John Quinlan, So, IT'S S. CentraE0
Park av., foreman of the Harrison ST 2
pumping station, missing since Sat
urday. Left Lomax saloon, HarTison1o
and State, to walk across river to-
work. Not seen since. Friends .sus- Il
pect foul play, Had not missed aaday
Of work in rs years.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03

SuOWQ. 1871
ILLINOIS HOUSE FINALLY GETSw
DOWN TO BUSINESS .lErs
Springfield, March 3.-Two months
after converting the Illinois house Of
representatives got down to business
yesterday, seating it's last member
adopting rules and receiving hun
dreds Of bills. 7Tsf
Immediately after adoption of the
rules the house expected to receive
anywhere from 200 to 400 bills. UnzsT
der the rules each member is per-
mitted to introduce three bills at then
first session. .IaII
The woman. suffrage lobby madeI
It's first appearance yesterday. Mrs.Iq
Grace Wilbur Trout of Chicago, pres
ldent, and Mrs. J. w. McGraw OIL
Glencoe, chairman of the Iegislativet
board OF the Illinois Equal SuffrageD
assn, arrived, announcing their in2
tent1On to work both for a constitute
donal convention and for an amendgT
ment to the amending clause. MrsOI
{ Trout expressed the belief that a con4ot
stitudonal convention would give1
WOMEN OF the state equal Sunrag6II
1920 80. u
SPlRlTUoUS LIQUORS J0LTEDi
Hereafter no spirituous liuuorsoi
viii be sold where special bar permitsss
have been issued" This order wasd
sent out to commanding polic61q
officers by Chief Gleason yesterdays
after a conference with committee
OF clubwomen who called his attenGu
ton to the fact that bar permits,
while they mentioned malt and vin-8d
Gus liquors, did not include the percy
mission to sell spirituous liquors. rou
JOHN oUINLAN MISSING eD
John Quinlan, So, IT'S S. CentraE0
Park aV., foreman of the Harrison ST 2
pumping station, missing since Sat
urday. Left Lomax saloon, Harrison7o
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-03

TO HOLD PRISONERS BALL"
The Prisoners Ball, for the ben
ffit of political prisoners of Russia,
will be given by the Anarchist Red
Cross Of Chicago in the West Side
Auditorium, Sat, March 6. Scenes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
PHARMACY BOARD WANTS
HIGHER ENTRANCE RULES
recommends Legislation Iuokiny TO
Hai>inE STANDARD of Requirements
for tnntittnnrc to Examinations.

The state Board OF Pharmacy. a.,
which II. :. Arlington is president, and
/. \. Miller, secretary, yesterday sub
mitted its annua! report 10 Governor
Stuart
Reviewing the work Of the past
year, tn" report says:
During the year the board has as
sisted in and instituted several prose
cut!ons for Violations Of tn" Law. and
tins "iicc and the field secretary have
l"titi"d proprictors OF infra"tions Of
tt.' Laws and have corrected numbers
of technical violations. The held sec
Rotary worked with the local police
"t richmond for several months en-
d"aNOring 10 secure Il cas-. AGAINST a
physician of this city. who vas. in our
opinion. prescribing narcotic drugs i'll
legally. The ease was finally called
and while we had. in our opinion. a
very strong case, we did ne, obtain a
conviction.
Two Richmond druggists were in
d!ctcd FOR Illegal sale of narcotic drugs
Both pleaded guilty. and were given tho
minimum fine. They were cited and
required to nlc Inventories monthly Of
their transactions in narcotic drugs
AS 10 needed Legislation. the follow
ing recommendation is mace: The
board would call your attention to the
very urgent need, in our oplnion of
legislation which will raise The stand,
ard OF preliminary educational require
mcntS for entrance TO on. examine
tons. w" should require graduation
from standard high school as our
minimum. This requirement has the
Endorsement OF the National \ssocia-
ton OF Boards of Pharmacy and the
Virginia Pharmaceutical Association,
and We hope that this will be properly
brought to the attention OF the LcgiS-
laturc during it's coming meeting"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
ASKS FOR INFORMATION
Iionrd Requests LynchburE Mayor 10
Furnish Dntn Concerning Over
head railroad Construction.

On the motion of Commissioner T.. c.
folk"S. the Administrative Board yes
tcrday instructed Clerk w w Dun
ford 10 write To the Mayor of LYNCH
burg. requesting that he furnish the
hoard with the history OF the proceed
liSs al recent years, with pertinent
FACTS, which required that the railroads
IN l.NnChhurE he so reconstructed as
not 10 ini"rier" with the growth.
progress and Traffic of that city. II
~ also asked that the Mayor OF Lynch
burg inform tn. board by whom and
III what proportion the money was fur
nlSh"d for the construction OF the new
rc-enforccd concrete bridge at the foot
o! seventh street crossing the Nor
FOLK ana Western Railway. the Southern
Railway and the Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway overhead.
Like Information was requested Of
the Mayor of Petersburg. who is asked
10 detail the reasons which neccssitatcd
TIE bclttng Of Petersburg by the Nor
FOLK and Western and the amount, if
any, which was contributed by the
city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
POSTPONE HEARING
khilrnnds Must Agree to MIKE No
Changes In Schedule without
Consent OF tummission.

Tie hearing by the State Corporation
commission on the proposed regulation
TO govern changes in railroad time
tables was indefinitely continued yes
t"rday. II was ordered. however that
hcnc"f"rward the railroads shall con
FORM Win an agreement entered into
tacil of the standard railroads agreed
I" FURNISH TIA" commission with :, writ
ton assurance that hcnccforward no
changes Of schedules will be made on
I"cA' trains III virginia. breaking ans
connections. without submittin. the de-
sired changes TO the commission for
Sh"h action as that body may deem
proper IL was ais" agreed that when
amy changes arc made in the time
tahicS OF any of the roads the printed
tim" tables making such changes shall
be filed with the commission as soon
as printed ana rs Tar in advance Of
their going into effect as practicablc
together with = brief statement pivin,
III" reasons why the changes arc de-
sired
II is believed that this ARRANGEMENT
"ill secure all the practical results de-
sired 10y The commission. If il does
not. such further action as the commits
SION may cccW necessary will be taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

priced as low as S2.9S. They are straight
Cut and have shawl collar and two pockets;
red and Copenhagen blue are the colors.
Fancy Weave. Pure Worsted Sweaters for
bigger girls size 2S to 81, in red, Copenhagen,
brown and rose. are $500.
For infants, there are cute little Sweaters
in pink, blue or white, ut Sl00 to $3.50.
For women and misses Toqucs and Caps Of
every color and white, soc to $1.0O.
Cap and Scarf Scts--very nobby and styl-
ish--S1.50
Women's Sweaters, from $1.9S each to So.
The best sos Women's Sweater in Rich
mond is HERE! OF pure worsted and dyed
with FAST DfES-sOmethng unusual in a
Sweater at this price. All coors.
Good Wool Sweaters for women come in
red white, navy, Copenhagen and rose: two
pockets; priced S3.9S.
For Sport Wear, Yarn Coats. with sash to
match; fiber silk trimmings. These come in
rose, yellow, green and azure blue-S2.gS.
Second Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
'"rr"rnii"n l. Chartered to Erect Three
Nt"r! structure AZ I.onhnrdy
and West Avenue

Tho stuart Apartment Corporation
was chartered yesterday by the state
corporation Commission with :. capital
OF >'''""" II proposes la erect am
.'Ihl imvni-h"usr at West AVcnl" and
L"mpardr Street. Al contracts have
been let, and work viii he started on
Vac structure ia tho next f"w days. IT
was stated last night.
Tic budding viii I've three stories
hiSh, "i hrcYroot construction. and will
contain twelve apartments. The cost -
'"e,d ~ $4,000. Plans for til. build
ing ar bong prepared by Isbury II
Nhi'ohnrS' TN" officers of The con
'eru gre. IT, G. Whitchurai. president;
charles Vial. vice president. ana
James l. sheppard. Jr.. secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
retty Typlst' " eds
After Brief Woolr1e
Miss Elsie Harper, Eighteen,
Elopes Win Thomas w. Pits.
lh'cc-Wceh acquaintance.

The romance of the merchant and
the pretty stcnoSrapher began JUS,
three weeks ago. when Thomas W. Pitt.
Vlcc-pr"sidcnt Of the Pits Furniture
Company. hustled into the Office o. cat.
!ii " brooks. real estate agents, Bank
street, on u strictly business mis-
sion.
He met = NJ. Brooks. of the firm.
and talked business like Il live specu-
intVr To Mr. Brooks until his ely. fell
upon tn" d"inurc. dainty little Miss III
sic Harper, who was pounding tn.
Keyboard OF It tSpcwrItiug machine en-
tlrcly obliviuus OF the fact that AN
Invisible chcrubic busyDody, known Of
All men as Dan cupid, was rlc"fully
dancing IN corner OF the office and
ntinE TO the bow h" had unslung from
his shoulder an arrow as buoyant and
brilliant as sunbeam. as strong as
Fate and Of sufficient length To picrccc
tw" hearts destined to heat As one.
All That is-cr." Mr. PITTS STAN
in"r"d, observing with some cmburrnss-
m"nt that Mr.. BROOKS was regarding
him with a curious look ANA realizing
immediately that he was himself star
ing nxedly into III" pretty face %: the
girl At the ,ypewriting machine.
oh, OF course Mr BROOKS came 10
his relief WHY. certainly Permit
me To present Mr. Titts. MISS Harper.
Miss Harper. Mr. pi,,s"
pan cur'd p"rch"d himself upon tho
rOiltop desk and took aim
'WhInp,' whizZcd tn. arrow
Mr.. PITTS * It widowcr, thiriy-six
years old, with three children Miss
Harper i eighteen. ANA lived ltrrii
yesterday with her parents at 1908
WASHINGTON street
Mr. PITTS !cf' the real estate oi'ic.
aud walked hriskly up tho stree,
whistiins ooh. there's nothing half so
sweet ia life" etc
Yesterday afternoon MIR. Brooks r.
ceiE'd Il telegram dated ~ Washing
ton. -. g.. which read as follows: We
""r" married ut $50 T. NJ. by Rev
tIhhh 7. Stevenson. e baptist min
lister. II was signed pitts"
ell. we'll commented MIR brooks.
III does look as II this ci'cc is being
turned INTO matrimonial bureau.
doesn't IL" W.ll, anyway. il was on.
OF the most interesting tr.taactions the
nrm has negotiated suppose ~.
ought to b" proud ot it. In, we've lost
mighty good stcnoSraphcr.''
Miss Harper "loDed with Mr. pf;,s
yesterday morning They took ~.
$50 train for Washington. Ana Misc
Harper only the day before had ppur.d
prc;tily when she was asked concern
in% rumor that sh" was To be mar
ricd. and retorted:
NO, haven't any idea of rct,jnr
married. haven't seen the fellow y.,
IA marry ! think girls are foolish
TO got married"
All Of which goes to show- VIII
YOU never can tell.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
RICHMOND CO-OPERATEs
IN PLANS FOR DEFENSE
National Security Leagues Field
Secretary Confcrs With Mere
ditli, Sale and Ainslie.
OBTAINS PROMPT SUPPER,
Arranges Local Mass-Mecting for
This MOntl-GctS State Rifle
Range for Business Mems Train
ing Camp.

Carrying out q nation wide campaign
10 enlist the support of citizens, Will
liam Il. Brewster, field secretary of the
National Security League. of which Jo-
seph IL. Choatc is president. arrived in
richmond yesterday and conferred wi tn
Wyndham r. Meredith, president of the
leagues local branch: Acknowledgement
W. w. Sale and Mayor George AinSlic.
lie accomplished three things. First.
Mr.. Meredith agreed To arrange for q
ass-mecting. To be held some time
this month, in order TO arouse public
interest in the movement for prepared
ness. at which time addresses will be
made by wcll-known men. Second. he
secured permission from General Sale
Tor the use of the State Rifle Range
at Virginia Beach as Il mil 'ary- train
ing camp for business men during the
summer. Third. Mayor AinSlc con-
scented to appoint Il committee OF Rich
mond citizens TO attend n meeting of
Mayors committees, which will meet
next month in ST. Louis. Mo. to discuss
the question of national defense
FINDS SOUTH EAVORS
PLAN FOR DEFENSE
Mr. Brewster came to Richmond from
Norfolk. where Mayor Mayo agreed TO
appoin, 4 committee similar to that
which will be named by Mayor Ainslic
Mr.. brewster said that these commit
tees will be named in every principal
city in the country
sentiment i'll favor of "a larger army
and navy, Mr.. Brewster said. prevailed
IN this section OF the country. but in
the Central West. where the peoples
interests are far removed from the sea-
board. he found the stronghold of
pacifsts
This is no silk stocking movement -
MIR. Rrcwstu said last night just before
h. boarded Il train for Charlottcsvillc
where he will confer with President
alderman. of the University OF Nir-
Giuia.
Already our organization has ac-
complishcd a great deal he continued
one OF the most significant facts is
that VIC have found that the large
employers of labor have changed their
join the National Guard Since the
learn that many employers are cncour-
various states. principally ny allowing
them full pay while attending tho
annual encampmcnts and TO other milf
tary duties"
MI Brewster added that II was tho
purpose OF tn" league Ia solidify tn.
citizens Of the United states on this
question and to use every effort to
nave them join the movement The
nlasS-mcctinG IN Richmond. he thought
would do much toward this end in
Richmond and Virginia. and that in
tcrest Will hc further increased by the
summer cncampmcnt OF the business
men at Virginia Beach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
BANK CLEARINGS JUMP
Volume Of business for November EN-
rcrds by "7.0oO.00O Figures for
November. 1911.

Bank cl"arinrs in Richmond reached
new high record during the months
Of October and November. Clcarings for
the month OF October show an increase
over the same month in last year
Of Sl5,2SS.T5i. and for the four months
preceding October an average increase
OF over $3.0u0,0o0 agains; the figures
for the same period in 1914.
The report of the Clearing House As
ISOLATION of Richmond, available yes
tcrday, also shows that durin,, the past
month bank clcarings amounted to SG3,-
73d,39o. against $3G.797,56S in Novcm-
Der, 1914.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
AFFIDAVIT HELPS
sworn Statement of NurI.trotc Nc
'hrth! Muy secure RIchrnundrr's
Rrlrnsr From British ARMY

chief of Police Werner has received
~ letter from United States Senate.
homaS : Martin advising him that
AN aiidavit made By Magistrate T. j.
Mccarthy Is all that is needed TO justify
me state Department in negotiating
with the British government for the
rel"nS" Of John William BRYANT. the
Richmond boy who is asking Il dis
charge from the British army
The magistrate has given the All
davit. in which he recitcs that Bryant
is an American citizen, a native of the
United states and has been known 10
the afiiant since his birth The ani-
daVit was necessary because birth
records were not kept in Richmond at
the time Bryant was born.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02
Awards Contract for Drive.

The contract for the construction Of
the roadway along the proposed River
side Drive. from Holly to Church
streets, was awarded Yesterday by the
Administrative Board to * l.. Black Il
co. The CITY. Engineer was instructed
10 cXpcnd only $500 for the contract
at the present time. that being the
amount which IS ut present available
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-02

The postal receipts Of the local post
Office for the month of November
amounted TO SSl,572.93. as against SG".-
$500 for the corresponding month Of
last year, showing an increa 80 of nearly
10 per cent. only once in the history
Of the o'tice-during the Stat wide
prohibition campaign last year-has
there been such an abnormal Increase
in the monthly receipts.