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Evening journal., 1915-08-14
MIR. WHITE AT WESLEY.

Services at Wesley NJ e. Church
tomorrow will be as follows. 10
O'Clock. Sunday school: II o'clock
preaching by the Rev B. Frank
White; 7.S0. o'clock. preaching by
the pastor on the subject. The Holy
Day"
Evening journal., 1915-08-14
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Sunday, August Is. Baltimore and
nI.in RniIrnnh

$3.50 to Baltimore ana return; 81
TO Washington and return Special
train will leave Delaware Avenue sta
ton. Wilmington. SAP a. m. Return
ing, leaves Washington Union Sta
tion) D. m; Baltimore, (Camder
Station p. m; (Mt Royal sos
.. m.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-08-14
RRACK.EX SERVICES.

Services at Brack-Ex NJ f. Church
tomorrow will be as follows: Sunday
schol at $50 o'clock, L. w. White,
superintendent; preaching az 745
o'clock by the Rev. p. r. Talley. Mrs.
Hettinger will sing at the evening
service.
Evening journal., 1915-08-14
snYERRR0OK SERVICES.

In Silverbrook NJ Z. Church. Ian
caster and woodlawn avenues. the
Rev J. Howard Gray. pastor, Sunday
services will be as follows: Sunday
school, including the Drexel Biddle
Glass. al 10 o'clock; preaching by
the pastor at II o'clock and 7 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-08-14
JUDGE PRICKETT AT EAsTLAKE.

The morning services at Eastlake
Presbyterian Church tomorrow will
be conducted by Judge William S.
Prickett Of the Juvenile Court The
Sunday school session will meet at
10 O'Clock. The congregation will
Join in the union services on the
Court House lawn in the evening
Evening journal., 1915-08-14
one sERyICE AT WEsTMINsTER

III " T0TTITT HUI T wv VI TT
Church. Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney streets. tomorrow morning,
the Rev. John Ellsworth Flemming,
pastor OF Olivet Presbyterian Church,
Easton Pa, will preach. There will
be no other service in the church.
The Y. P. s. c. r will meet Wednes-
day evening at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1915-08-14
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. w. STRAUs
ereJileHt AnerieaH S0oier for Thin

every great city Thousands Of bust
ness houses throughout the country.
large and small concerns alike, have
found the saving of waste paper
sufficiently profitable to invest money
in expensive machines for pressing
this paper into bundles ready for the
market
In fact, the choir boys of one of
Chicago's large Episcopal churches
earned the money for their annual
"Camping-out" this year by collect
ing old papers and selling them to a
paper mill. At the same time they
learned a lesson in thrift.
That we are a wasteful nation and
have been for many years we hear
on every hand. Some years ago,
natural gas was discovered in parts
of Indiana Joy was unconhned and
so was gas, for it was wasted with
proverbial American recNessness.
Flambeaux lighted the wards at night
and the gas was kept burning in
stores, Offices and homes all day. Re-
r1onstrances from Mortified outsiders
were met with a careless wave OF the
hand and an assurance that the sup
lply was inexhaustible--so why take
the trouble to turn it out2 Later, of
course, this waste was stopped, but
it was an example of our tendency to
waste that Of which we have a
bountiful supply.
Waste is so prevalent that few of
US, perhaps, realize how extensive il
is. Why, the old cooking utensils,
broken stoves, tin cans. etc, gathered
in a single year off the dumping
grounds in the great American cities
have value of $l4O0OO0O.
Let US take all these lessons home
TO ourselves Are we not wasting
time, money and energy every day of
our lives?
Evening journal., 1915-08-14

Monday Dr. Edwards will tell OF
1.-TWO Remarkable Political Coinci-
dences."
Evening journal., 1915-08-14
Just "A Moment
DAILY STRENGTH AND CHEER
Compiled by John G. ouinius.
(The Sunshine Mani

Eye shall hear of wars and rumors
of wars; see that We be not troubled. %
Matt. xiv. 6.
Our Lords exhortations TO restful
confidence were given with the clear
est provision of all the troubles and
trials that were about TO come upon
His church. He knew II would be
time of fercest persecution. and yet
He could say. with the certain lSnowl-
edge that they wela not empty
words See that ye be not troubled.
He knew that a new power was about
TO take possession Of His people, that
could make them patient in tribu-
lation," and that would enable them
to rejoice with JOY unspeakable and
full OF glory even in the days OF
/ darkest trial
Let not your heart be troubled:
] We believe in God believe also in
Me" John xiv. ID Let your faith
find in Me one on whom il can rest
/ In Christ believe in God gained a
present reality The simultaneous in
junction of faith in God and in
Christ, under the same conditions,
implies the divinity OF Christ The
belief is in Christ. and not in any
propositions about Christ" Here is
the secret of freedom from trouble
; FPS. cxii, Prom Broken Bread. "
Pure religion and undefiled be-
fore our God and Father is this
to keep himself unspotted from the
world. james 1927.
A Christian ought not only 10 have
his spiritual garments we'll sewed.
but kept clean in ract as a rep
resentative of Jesus Christ. he ought
to present such an attractive ap-
parel before the world that others
would say to him. Where did you
get this? I want one just like it,"
Theodore L. Cuyler.
DAYTON. Ohio
Evening journal., 1915-08-14

N othin G
n e e d b e
W a S t e d .
There is a
u S E ( o T
e V { T y =
thing. Some
of the large
m a n Il { a G.
turing plants
are schools
of thrift
from which
even the bust
ness m a n
or h gu S e e.
keeper might
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-22

have been fixed at meeting ~ ngri
.ultuliels hr'd BOO this city Monday
The date are Comnurhr cHnty, Sep.
tmbrr $50. stephens county. Sep.
lrmh,r' l2la, GRADY county Septem.
ler lI-lG.
Among the prominent present were
John Fields editor NJ the Oklahoma
Farmer. " Oklahoma city, W. l..
Lnglish, Supervisor ~ Agriculture.
frisco rurd, ST. Louis: |. $. Mahan.
~rrrruNy " the state Fair association.
oklahoma CITY. j T. Payne, Frisco
farm demonstrated. W G. Woodland.
president kiuwu County Free Fair as.
ISOLATION, Snyder \ ! Whiting, press
representative Arollrko. ! q. willis
president Greer county Free Fair as.
ISOLATION, Mnugnm
+ + Ferguson district ngent. wa,
presiding officer NJ the conference.
During the day uHlrn-4rs made hv
John Fields s. Nuhnu ana W /.
English Mr. Field. .rukp upnn "Thr
Stntc Fair from 'm Exhibitors stand
uoiut Nh English upon "Thc Fac
tors Necessary fur r.o Successful Con.
ducllus n County lr" mud Mr.
.Nah0u wu "lhn Tuyturv Necessary
tu Hull u state Fair An addresses
Wrrr both ml'rn.lIn aud instructive
und covered ground which all present
are deeply interested .r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-22

nud dates for holding same A commit.
tee composed NJ IS. H. Jackson " ~
Reno. - e. Couprr. ~ Chicknsha and
Jam's Lawrence of Mangulh, was ap.
pointed and will meet at Oklahoma
CITY ,umr time prior to January 10
nnd draft Il uniform score cnrd for
Judging county nnd township fairs.
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First Public Wedding

Wedding bells and Nma4 yuletidc
opens with the first public wedding Of
the season II happens at o'clock
tonight on the dance floor Of the
Auditorium Also big dance You are
all Invited ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-22

Italy is importing coal from Japan.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06

Aim high and then do your very
best
You may secure your new subscrip-
tions or collections not only in your
own district. but In any part Of Ere
mont county. or outside of the county.
Now is the time to make things
count The tine is short as the trips
will be given to the successful ones
early in July.
This is surely an unusual oTportu-
nifty rs the trips will be certainly
a great education and every eandi.
date. even il they get but one sub
scription viii get something for even
that much work
Get all subscriptions in as soon as
possible. Do little work this even
ing. Use your phone.
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SISTER CORnEllA DIeO At
ACADEMY MONDAY EVENING

Sadness settled down over Mt ST.
schoiastica's academy Monday even
ing at o'clock when Sister cornelia
o. s. B.. was taken before her God :.
She had been Ill for several weeks
and passed quietly from her bed of
suffering to eternal happiness.
Sister cornelia was 2s years old,
having been born November goth,
1856. She was known In the world
as Margaret Genevieye Cronin. having
been born at Leadviiie. Colorado. and
was educated from the time she was
little girl in Mt Scholastica's &
Academy. She was graduated from
that institution In 1905 and immedi'
ately entered the Benedictine noviti-
ate In Chicago where she became .
Benedictine sister In 1909.
In 1919 she returned to Mt. St.
scholastica's Academy and became .
member Of the teaching faculty.
The deceased b survived By her
father. Mr.. J. W. Cronin, Of San Diego
Calf. her brother. Mr. William cron,
in. Of San Diego. Calf. and Sister
Sebastian. o. 8. b.. teacher at Nj.
sc. acholastica's academy.
Tho funeral viii BE- held fron tbs
Convent Chapel Thursday morning q
ten o'clock.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06

Now. that most Of the nominations
are in it will not be long before the
number OF votes cast for the different
contestants in the Records big plan
will be published
Great interest is being shown In diff
ferent parts of the county and it
would probably be hard. indeed. to
find a person in this locality who did
not know al iabout the two big trips
and the cash bonuses.
Every contestant is interested and
the whole county is warming up with
enthusiasm.
Every candidate should have few
helpers and should get them to look
ing out for prospects for new sub
scribers as well as collections from
old subscribers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
SONS RECITAL At
METHODIST. CHURCH

A song recital viii be given At the
Flrst Methodist church next Friday
afternoon. beginning At o'clock. By
the puplls Of the Canon City public
schools. The program viii bs under
The supsryision o.. Tom @. Taylor
director of music idl.hs schools. and
viii be IN excellent one In al RS
pscts.
Such rocifais ~ the one to Be kiv'
en this week have bsen annual events
here si=ce Mr.. Taylor became instruc'
tor q music In the Canon City schools
and have Invariably been delightful
aRairs; keenly enjoyed by the peo-
Die Of the community. All Of the
grade schools Of the city are repres'
ented on these occasions; the selec-
tions sung aro varied enough q
suit all tastes and are admirably
rendered. The program to b. pres
ented next Friday afternoon has been
carefully prepared and conscientious
arm ana reheArsai on the part of itl
participants assures % All having The
ncod f6rtnne 70 b present = inos'
pISosing entsrsainment The recital
wii s. me a1d "a Nho attend w
~ rsoviASA Win 8 tzeAt thes ~
neta ~ e6s1ll1.
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ia. lewis
LOSES EYE
AS HIDDEN
DYNAMITE
CAPS BURST
Burning Dead Grass OF Of
Ditch Righf.of. X'ay GUhsn
GccideNf Occurred

While Jack A. Lewis. ditch super
intendent for the De weese-Dye ditch
company on Lincoln Park was burn
ing dead grass along the right-of-way
tuesday afternoon. hidden Dynamite
caps exploded I'm his face, gaugins
out HIS left eye and badly iaceratins
his face. ilc was practically knoef-
ea unconscious and people who were
attracted by the explosion found him
iyinr on his face as they came to bis
rescue.
Lewis was standing right over the
caps when they exploded and ne got
the full charge in his face.
where the caps came from Is my ;
terry bu, two different theories ara
advanced. One 10 that they were
hidden there BY striking miners duF'
,.r The battle Of Chandler Of . yeAI
- ana the other. and perhaps moro
prohabis one, b that somsons whc
hsA heen dynamiting holss for treee
had dropped the caps.
NJ. Lewis condition was 70 set'Sna
,h.a he Wa taken TO Puebic for spec-'
al treatment IN hospital there. u
4, thought now that he viii recover.
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RESULTS
OF SCHOOL
ELECTIONS
HELD ON
MONDAY

The school elections on Monday
were devoid OF any special incident,
although considerable interest was
manifested In the result OF the ballot
ing. especially In South Canon where
larger vote was polled than on this
side Of the river. There were three
Candidates ON the north side, viz:
DR.. r. E. Holmes. A. E. Sharnlan and
Mrs Mabel H. sinden. There were
two vacancies on the board Of edu-
cation to be filed. The vote, which
was a light one. was as follows for
each OF the candidates: DIR. R. z.
Holmes. SO; A. E. Sharman 223 and
Mrs. Sinden. pa
In South Canon a president and
treasurer OF the board OF education
was TO he elected and there were
five ayowed candidates for the two
places: three Of them for the presi-
dency and two for the treasurership-
In addition to these a scattering vote
was given to half . score Of other
people. none OF whom. however.
made any special effort to win out
In the balloting. The highest vote
received by any Of the candidates.
except the five alluded to. was given
to L. E. Arnold and George Rouse.
each OF whom are credited with
eight. Ms. E R. Mahood received
1--WE votes: all Ct the others q less
er number.
OF the ave leading candidates in
South Canon. where . total Of 500
votes we're polied, DR.. Pitt A. Wade
received 1e2 votes. D. b. Logan. 2ss;
n. r. Oeraohiy. Sc: llsn. c. G: Pit
fasuon. - - ~ ac1ss116 0lll'
IN lsl. Measrs W6ds. Logan and
0erashfy we're cAndidAtes for the
presidency and Mrs.. Patterson and
Mrs. crifnn candidates for the
treasurership Of the board Of educa-
ton
As . result Of Mondays balIoting
Mr.. sharman and Mn. sInden b.
come the new members Of the board
OF education on the north side and
Mr.. Logan and Mrs- Patterson on the
south side of the river.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06

luncheon today when n. B. King. rep
resenting the navy. opened his purse
and gave the association fifteen dol
lars cash. for which his side was
credited thirty points. This was to
some extent offset. however. by the
army when Corporal Chapman rush.
ed over to the general secretary and
paid in like amount Of money, for
which a similar credit was given to
the military contingent
There wiz be another luncheon for
the campaign wuskers At the Y. u.
C. A. Friday At noon when further re-
ports on the membership canvass win
be made.
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Evans, Or. c. II. Wilkinsch. A. z
sharman. MrA. Anna II. Burgess and
Mrs. Mabel r. sinden- The retiring
members OF the board were Late
comba and Mira Geo. r. Sewer; the
former succeeding Jas. A. stump ~
president eve years ago and the lat.
ter being chosen to succeed Mrs- NJ
s. Reynolds two years ago.
An interesting event I'm connection
with Tuesday afternoons meeting OF
the board was the vote Of apprecia-
tion OF the old members OF the splen'
did services rendered the public by
Mr.. Combs and Mrs, Sewer during
their term OF office. Their earnest,
consecrated and intelligent efforts &c
advance the interests Of the schools
and promote their efficiency as an
educational agency was acknowledged
and regret for their retirement ex-
pressed. Suitable replies to the words
OF praise and appreciation bestowed
upon them were made by both Mr..
Combs and Mrs. Sewer.
The regular monthly. meetings Of
the board are held at the high school
building on the first Thursday after
the first Monday of each month. Al
tomorrow,s meeting the standing com
mittees Of the board for the ensuing
year will be announced.
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plMgp ruEsDAv AT oRANpE
MOTEL.

The regular Tuesday luncheon Of
the chamber OF commerce was held
this week at the GrAnde hotel. instead
OF at the strAthmore a. has hereto
fore been the case. The usual re
ports Of committees were heard and
several matters OF interest 10 the com
munl,y discussed. These chamber ot
commerce luncheons are growing IN
the enjoyment and appreciation Of ~
uaembers and are helpful e the com
zunnity h psomoting : st1ontsr Siyis
soirit. EveFy hooeeer ~ ceReA. City
Mkothee. ! lne1ste - ~ c.1Aher q
"a. = i y oit1n1 ss.e1
= ~ = ,l11'
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tBY UNITED PREssl.

Trinidad. May I've. the jury.
ind the defendant. John r. Lawson.
guilty of murder in the first degree
and ax the penalty at Life imprison-
ment"
John R. Lawson smiled as he heard
this verdict read In the District court
Monday afternoon. The verdict was
returned by the twelve men who
tried him on the charge OF killing
John Nimmo. q deputy sherin. In n
battle between mine guards and
strikers at Ludlow. Oct 25. 1913. The
jury retired At $3.50 O'Clock Saturday
night and did not report until this
afternoon.
They may get me. but they can't
get the cause stand for was Law
sons observation to the men seated
~ the press table. immediately after
he had heard the verdict
John r. Lawson and hts attorney.
Horace Hawkins. will leave today for
Denver. Both are confident that the
labor leader win never serve his life
sentence lawson Is free under $780,
900 bond.
Thrsatsn Another Strike
indianapolis. ina. May i.--"Unless
lawson y accorded fair treatment
and sindicateV The Unitsd Mine
Workers vill caIl anether strihe 70
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NEW MEMBERS OF the
BOARD OF EDUCATION
lnDUCTED INTO OFFICE

AZ n special meeting Of The board
!. education At the office Of Dr. G.
n wiikinson At I o'clock Tuesday
.f,eruoon the oath Of office was I'd
,n,n,st.rsd to the recently elected
,,smbers ana the board reOrgsnined
~ the sslscuon og y. ,, nSens q
',re.,dsnt . Mo. AHnn y: n1ssse =
ssorstary and a. hlk1lnA -
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JOHN R. LAWSON
FOUND GUILTY; GETS
Il! 81; s. n'S0NMENT
Jury, after Being Out Since Jatur.
day, and Despite Rumors ofHto
For Acguitfnl, Returns
Uerdict Of Guilty

Colorado in protest Of the tyrannical
conditions there said Vice President
Frank Hayes OF the United Mine
Workers here today.
We have evidence that the agents
Of the coal companies offered large
sums OF money to get people to tes.
tify against Lawson. The whole rot
ten chapter viii be exposed q we
get new trial Some OF the men
who tried to railroad Lawson to
prison will go there themselves II
there Is justice in the United States
Although q thousand men have
been killed in the Colorado coal mines
IA the last several yssrs through ne
giect and disregard Of the state min
ing laws. not a single cent In dam
ages has been given the dependents
by jury. Not q single murderer Of
women and children OF Ludlow has
been brought TO trial and never Will.
because the companies will not per
rlit IL. The procedure Of the courts
in southern Colorado are unequaled
any place In the world Darkest Rus.
sia is a haven Of refuge In eompari-
SON
President John P. White announced
q specia, meeting Of the national
board Of orsanlEation viii be held In
indianapolis noxf week to consiAsr
thS IAwoon aoGnnnA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
CHINESE
AND JAPS
NOW AT
SWORDS
POINTS
GBY UNITED PRESS,

rokio. Nay k-The nsycpapers To-
aay announced that Japan has given
China forty-siGAf hours to accept Jap
ans demands. The Japanese cabinet
and the eldsss arc In session today.
Reports nom Pekin declare that
China Ia preparing for war. II is be-
neved Japan viii have no difficulty
overrunnins most Of China. but that
Pekin may be able to hold out for
come time with . heavy force.
The Chinese government states that
its treaties with other powers pre-
vants Il granting lapan's Demands.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06

On. Z. 1. LANE ogre salola scoRe
The April 100 aAoe chAmpioaahlp
ce canon city Revolver Cluh vas won
~ Dr. q. = Et1ha With tho ~ 1ssRe
e ~, N Gs,Rss Va fstonA Ni,h
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
DOWN FROM RANCH ON THIRTY
ONE MILE.

]. C. Hyssonx came down form his
ranch ON Thirty-one Nlfle creek On
Tusaday for . short visit with his
family. He reports nne rains in that
section OF the county OF late and says
farmers are all busy with their
spring work. The indications are
favorable. according to Mr.. Hyseong.
for = good crop this year and plenty
Of pasturing for stock. Mr.. Hyasong
went to Florence this afternoon 70
attend tie Festivities connected with
the dedieAti, IN OF the Elks Du''li,s
there
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NeT0aNGp To vlcTon MoNpAx.

J. N nplo lotusne1 . Vlelit
= llcn1ey eieer tp,1ia : i1sis
- ~ ~ enn,11 = C
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-28
Question for the Occult.

A story was once related Of a lady
who strongly objected for certain rea-
sons to having her photograph taken.
One day she died; she was laid to
rest in her coffin, where she remained
two days. On the second day a pho
tograph of her was taken by the To-
cal photographer. Next day she was
buried. Two days later the photog-
rapher came around in a great state
of excitement saving that although
he had carefully developed his plate,
not a mark was to be found on it.
Where the face should have been was
a blank space, Now the possible eX-
PLANTATION is that the still active will
of this person was being exercised in
some such occult manner, to the end
that she interfered with the light
rays coming from her face sufficiently
to prevent its image being recorded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-28

trying everything. when you've sat up
nights wrapping up your toes in band
ages, smearing on salves that rub off or
swell up the corn, pasting on cotton
plasters that make corns pop-eyed,
Slaughtering your toes with razors,
iabbing them with knives and pruning
to the quick with scissors-and then
you put on drops of "GETS-IT" and
see your corn fall right off-why, it
just looks like a miracle. Just try
it. "GETS-lT" never fails. No pain,
no trouble. Use it for any corn, callus,
wart or bunion.
"GETSIT" is sold by druggists ev.
erywhere, 25c bottle, or sent direct
by +. Lawrence x Co., Chicago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-05-28
Wood in Musical Instruments.

II is a fact that the supreme func-
tion of wood when employed in musi'
cal instruments. as sounding boards
in pianos. the top Of the violin, the
organ pipe or the phonograph horn, is
to modify and enrich the tones. They
originate elsewhore-in the piano,
harp or violin strings. the air column
in the pipe or the disk of the phono-
graph-but the wood picks them up,
beauties and enriches them in a
wonderful and mysterious manner,
and transmits them To the outer air,
from which the hearer receives them.
Therein lies the woods superiority
in the peculiar field, and there, appar'
emily, it will remain until some in
ventor shall discover something to
take its place. but not in the musical
instrument industry. where doubtful
innovations are not welcomed.