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Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
At the Plaza

The current number of the grea: Hearts's Weekly that will be shown at the Plaza theater today and to- morrow contains number of addi- tional views of the new German army that is in process of formation in Germany to take the place of the immense sacrifices that have been made on both fronts during the cam paigns of the present year. There were some of these views in the weekly last week, but these are of more intimate description than the former ones. and gives q better idea of the vast military resources of that great warlike people. These are the only pictures of this army that have been made and exhibited in the Unit ed States. Tn addition there are num- bers of other newsy pictures. especial ly of the fight that is now ragin. throughout the country on the infan- tile paralysis. Then there will be "The Iron Claw" and some good Nut ual pictures, altogether making the program an especially good one for the likes of all sorts of picture fans. Tn the present number of The Iron Clay" there is a collision between an automobile and a train that is posi- lively the most thrilling thing of it's kind ever seen. The train crashes into the auto and carries if along on tho cowcatcher with the occupants struggling to get out for a matter of q quarter of a mile.
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
Riverside Park

If father comes home tonight and finds mother and the kiddies missing he need not worry as to the cause of their absence. When he s.op~ to think it over he will remember that mother told him she was going to pack up a great big lunch basket with all the good things that the children love and go down to River side Park for the day. For this is 10 be Mothers Own Day, or rather. mother and the children are going to share equally in regular old fash toned joyful outing. and if father is really q wise father. wheE ne dis covers the family missing he'll just grab his hat and hurry down to join them and see if there isn't some thing left in that picnic basket
 The management of Riverside Park has arranged to make the day SO pleasing that no mother wno has gathered together her own little ones. or borrowed some of the neighbours, car afford to miss the outing. Every mother accompanied by n child, OF children. will be admitted free. and as an extra inducement the bus fare win be reduced to cents. up to o'clock Resides this If mother de- sires 10 get up party and some oi
 Ter friends cant find child tc bring, she can tell theme that every tenth paid admission at the gate vii
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
STORY IF FLIGHT IF
 STELLA LANCFORD

Behind closed doors in the juvenile court yesterday Stella Langford, the young girl who suddenly disappeared from the city last spring pending an investigation of her relations with Lorenzo Boido, Jr., told the story of the manner of her going, her escape from the Crittenton Home where she was under detention, her concealment in the city for two days, the purchase of a ticket for her to Los Angeles, the present to her of $100 her tourney north to Portland where she was met by Mrs. Bates, wife of Professor Bates. formerly of the faculty of the Univer- sity of Arizona, and sister of young Boido. The story she told there was the same that she had related while she lay ill at San Jose on her return in the care of Detective Layne, of this city, when she thought she might die of appendicitis.
 Layne, who is a young lawyer of Phoenix, was given the case some months ago and was informed that the girl was then at Eugene, Oregon, where Professor and Mrs. Bates live. That was learned through a letter that passed between the ErI and young Boido By the time the detective ar rived in Portland the girl had left the home of the Bates. Layne spent a month trying to locate her and his er- rand there near the end of the month came to the knowledge of Mrs. Bates who hurried to the place where the girl was stopping. So nearly was Layne foiled that he found the girl only couple of hours before the ar rival of Mrs. Bates.
 On their return to Phoenix the girl was stricken with appendicitis at San Jose, a recurrent attack of chronic appendicitis. The case seemed to have become acute, and her condition was such that 1t was not thought safe tc perform an operation. At the end oi a week, though, she was again able tc travel
Arizona republican., 1916-08-18
MARKET NEWS By R. Allyn Lewis

The market is broadening everT minute. With leader like Steel and a movement based on absolute con
 ditisns there is an opportunity for big speculation. Marine stocks haze -hared with Steel in inc days activity. IL looks as though the rails were to
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-20
N lNDlY
HERE FROM DENVER.

Mrs. Park Allison of Denver arrived
on No. l from Denver TO spend seye.
raj days with Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry Al
lison and family of Barr avenue.
DOWN FROM WEsTcLiFFE.
F. A. Riedel; former teacher In
the South Canon high school came
down from Westclire Saturday night
on a vacation. He will srend TIE
greater part OF this week in Garden
Park collecting fossils.
MISS DoHERTY BACK FROM DEN.
YER.
Miss Ellen Doherty. local manager
Of the Western Union. returned from
Denver Sunday evening where she has
been spending several days attending
the conference Of Western Union man.
ayers.
PARkDALE oETs FINE BUNCH or
TROUT.
Theodore ~. HARDING. David Rohl.
son and r. l.. Sears released 10000
brook trout in the Canon City char,.
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son of Canon were present to renres-
ent the defendant and J. Blunt of
Florence represented the hank.
RETURNED TO CHICAGO.
C. p. Yecmans returned yes erday
to his home in Chicago, after having
spent two weeks in our city. Mr..
Yeomans may return and locate here.
RETURNS FROM VISIT TO SISTER
Miss Alice Ccn,thorst CT sos River
street returned home Thursday after
a visit of about two weeks with her
sister in Bluff n. Ind.
Miss Pearl Romig. Lite proprietre-s s
of the Photographic studio at $40
Main str OF, left this aft arnocn for
Helena, Mon, where she may decide
to make her home. 1t is probable
that she will engage in photography
there.
loRPHEUS QUARTET TO APPEAR
AGAIN ON APRIL 24th,
The many people who SO much en-
joyed tive splendid singing of the
Crphes Male Quartet at the Univer.
sity Club banquet last night will be
pleased to learn that these men Will
appear in a concert to be given at
the Methodist church on Monday even
ing April oath. Toge her with Mrs
IT. NJ. Howel,s, sopranc; Mrs Kidd
contra,to; Mr.. ]. V. McCandless, Coz,
netist, and Mr.. Kidd, whistle.
F, TIE pros ram to be given will be a
splendid one as the AIRY of talent
would seem to justify.
LOCATED AT PRESCOTT HOME
Mrs. w. ]. (PrescoD Biles and her
mother, MIS- Ada II. Mckinney. CT
st. Louis. Mo-. are located at the old
Prescott home. sos South 9th street
They are expecting to spend the
summer here.
w. p. RLAcKMoN GETS CALI TO
/ ANOTHER FIELD.
Mr. w. P. Blackmon who for the
p7st few months has been acting as
resistant secretary CT the Y. NJ. C. A
of this place. is to leave Saturday fer
Southern Colorado where he is 10
take up the work as assistant secre-
tary at Sopris. 'cb is one of me
new associations in the industrial
fieii.
! Mr.. Blackmon carries with him tie
besI wishes of the many friends whit i
he has made in Canon during his stay
fele.
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PREcINc1 cAucuaEa.

Precinct carc ses for the purpose
II selecting dclega.es to the Repub-
lean county convention to be held at
ZEN City. April 25. 1916. viii ha
,eld at the hour of 1880 p. NJ. on FRI
lay the 2ist day of April. 1916. at
he following places:
Precinct No. 2o.-w. J. Davis home.
w. Stanley.
Precinct No. 2i.-Town hall.
Precinct No. 2 2--i.Incoln Park
chooi horse.
w J. DAVIS.
0Do. .. COLGATE.
c. n. CHASE.
commlitaaman.
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News Notes
THURSDAY
HAVE RETURNED HOME FROM
PUEBLO

Miss Blanche Stevenson, of Canon
City and her sister. Mrs. Porter T.
Lyon, of Denver, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. ]. A. Mckee. 211 east
Pnkin street. hive returned home
Pueblo Chiefta:n..
MOST PLEASING CONCERT
The aud ence that turned out last
Friday nj h: wss tribute to the
young dies and ins. ired them to put
on one of the most pleasing concerts
ever listened to ty Las Animas audi
ence.-las An.mas Leader. At the
Baptist Church Saturday. April Is.
Tickets can be secured at the Palace
Drug Store or from members of the
hoir or Young Peol les Society.-a
BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY
SHOTGUN.
Mich las Hazard. the 10-year-old son
OF George w. Haz1rtl, a wealthy cattle
and sheep grower of Saguache. was
shot fatally Monday afternoon by the
accidental dis barge of a 12-guage
shoteun while returning from hunt
ing trip.
While placing their guns in the auto
mobile to start on the return trip. one
of the weapons YVES discharged, the
charge entering the lids groin.
RETURNED TO BOULDER.
AIessrs. Herman c., and Carl Graves
have returned to Boulder. to the Uni
Versity of Colorado. after visiting a
short period with their parents.
ENTERTAINED THE EMBROIDERY
CLUB.
Mrs. Shu-p was hostess to the EN-
bro.dery club at her apartments at
sos Harrison avenue. Wednesday al
ternoon. The Afternoon was spent in
emhroidering and conversation. At the
close of a pleasant afternoon dainty
refreshments were served.
LIEUT. DEIGNAN GETTING ALONG
NICELY.
Lieut. Cs' O W. Deignan. who was
operated on at the hospital here on
Tues day for appendicitis. is reported
to be getting along nicely and gain
ing strength as rapidly as could be ex-
has been a pronounced change for the
better in his condition during the last
thirty-six hou- and his convalescense
promises to be a rapid one. Lieut.
Deisnan's friends will We gratihed to
learn of his improvement.
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FRIDAY
TO COLORADO sP=INes.

Mrs. T. S. Roane went to Co'ora 10
Strings Friday morning for several
diiys business and plea ure trip. Will T,
taere she will select a stock of plants
and cut flowers for the Easter trade.
CREDIT MEETING TONIGHT.
The credit members of the Business
Mems Association will hold meeting
tonight at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms. All persons who cary a
rating membership should make it a
point to be present whether you use
the rating de artment much or not,
come out and learn nicer about. it..
Some new plans are to be announced
S. L. sAUsA HOME.
Mr.. S. l.. Salsa ret-rned the first
of the week from two months bust
ness trip on the western slope.
CANON AUTO CO., TAKE
NEW AGENCY.
The Canon Auto company has taken
the agency of The Chandler SIX. The
new car comes in the four passenger
Roadster and the Seven passenger
Touring Car.
The four pas enger Roadster is the
first of its kind to be seen in Canon
City.
LEFT FOR ILLINOIS.
Miss Della Scripps. who has been
visiting here for several months as
the guest of her sitter. Mrs. Frank
Hemphill. at 1903 Macon avenue. left
this afternoon for her home at Rush
vile. III. She was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Scripps. of California.
who arrived here few days ago for
a brief visit with Mrs. Hemphill.
LOCATE AT 1902 GREENWOOD
The Misses Bignell and Stockwell.
WHO are demonstrating on 8 Mile Park
arc located at 102 Greenwood avenue
FOR a short time.
TAKE TESTIMONY AT FLORENCE
District Judge Cooper and Arthur
Fredrickson went TO Florence this
morning to take the testimony OF
Judge Bradley In the care Of the
E1uronce State Bank versus Frank
Enby. A. ". McIAin and I. w. Ibbot-
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NANTED-Laundry lace curtains,
25c pair, laundry washed and iron
ID, 60c doz, rough dry soc; also want
ID cast-off clothing. Call c 2o3 w.
i16 Maccn. 9lp6t.
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her OF commerce propagation and re,
tanning ponds at Parkdale last Satur
lay afternoon. The trout were deliv,
cred to them by o. B. Hope, manager
If the state fish hatchery at Buena
Vista and are pronounced the finest
consignment of fry ever brought here.
LIKES THE LOOKS OF CANON CITY
DR.. o. K McKitrick of Plainville-
Indiana, is in town today and is be
ng introduced by Rev. Chas. L. Dean
% the latter's frienas and acquaint
noes. DIR. McKitrick has jrst comrler
d tour of New Mexico during which
he made canvass of the opportuni
les afforded by the larser towns O.
he state as a place OF residence. He
oys Canon City is one of the most
attractive and prosperous looking com
uunities he has seen on his western
rip.
WILL RETURN TO VICTOR
Jesse Jones. lessee and manager of
he Fox theatre in Victor, is here to-
'sy looking after some business mat
.ers demanding his attention. He came
own from the district last Thursday
md has spent the greater part of the
time since then in Pueblo. He will re-
trrn to Victor on Tuesday.
RETURNED SUNDAY FROM DEN
YER VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Frankenberry re.
turned to Canon City on Sunday from
several days pleasure visit in Den.
yer. They were accompanied by
heir grandson. Wilbur Christeson
who will visit here for some time
While in Denver Mr. and Mrs. Frank.
nnberry visited the United States mint
he state capitol build ng and other
points of interest They left today by
motor on a business trip to Wellsville
FLORENCE SHELTER RUNNING.
The River Smelling and REFINING
Hompany's plant has been in opern-
.ion for the past week and everything
S working fine. considering 1t is the
'rst regular "blow in" of the big fur
1ace. The newly constructed bag
'ouse is performing its part of the
york without tie slightest trouble
and Manager Utley 9ronounces II a
Derfect success. Everything will he
-unning smoothly in short time and
We plant will take its place as one
V the leading industrial enterprises
# this section of the Arkansas val
ey.-Florence Citizen.
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SATURDAY
DR.. oRENDoRFF ON
PROFESSIONAL TRIP

PROFESSIONAL TRIP
DR.. Otis Orendorff left on Denver
& Rio Grande train No. l this after
noon for Salida on business and rro-
fessional trip to Salida. He expects
to return to Canon City on Sunday.
/ PLANTS 10 DAYS AHEAD.
Mr.. f. l. Cleveland of Elm avenue
Lincoln Park reports all hot house
plants-tomatoes. cabbage and cauli-
flower and hardy shrubs 10 days
ahead OF last year.
IN CANON FOR BRIEF VISIT.
Rev. o. S. Reed. former pastor of
the Christian church here. but for
the last two years a resident of Man
zanola. was a business visitor in Can
on City Friday afternoon and this
morning. He left for home at noon
today.
AN INTERESTING MEETING OF
SISTERS.
Mrs. Dorothy Hamilton of Boycourt.
Kansas. is a guest at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Ann Miller. in East Canon.
The visit is a very enjoyable one to
both ladies, as, unit the arrival of the
former here few days ago. they had
not been together for fifteen years.
Mrs. Hamilton is seventy-2ix and Mrs.
Miller eighty-one years OF age.
ATTENDED FUNERAL OF
MRS. LEWIS HERE
Mrs. +. Gimlett and Mrs. Eliza
beth Burke were called to Canon City
last Saturday by the death of Mrs.
Gimlett's sister, Mrs. Will Lewis. of
Victor. Colo. The lady will be remem-
bered by old-time salida people as
Miss Ellen Beaver. Mrs. Gimlett and
Mrs. Burke returned home Wednes-
day.-Salida. Record.
r. w. HARVEY ON RURAL ROUTE
F. w. Harvey of Center street. East
Canon is serving the patrons of rural
route No. two, during the illness of
J. C. Lawrence the regular carrier.
TO NEVADA TO LOCATE.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tobin are ieay-
ing Canon for Alinnemucca. Nevada.
where they will establish their home.
Mr.. Tobin will engage in business
there.
BACK FROM DENVER.
Mrs. J. n. Wright and Miss Fannie.
returned from Denver last night and
are guests at the r.. II. Freye home
on Macon avenue. They are to leave
for California soon.
MOVED TO WEsTcLiFFE.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Young who have
been living at 1928 Greenwood ave-,
have moved to Westcliffe.
MOVED To EAST MAIN STREET.
Virgil p. Cutler. who recently sold
his property in Harding's addition TO
C. q. Staley has moved to the old
RAIDER place on East Main street.
HERE FOR VISIT
DIR. w. p. clannahan. for many
years successful dental practition-
er at Corydon, Iowa. arrived here from |
the east this afternoon for . visit
with Mr. and Mrs. l.. p. Boyle and .
family At s2i Pine avenue. Mr.. Boyle :
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WANTED-Lawn mowers to sharpen.
Anything sharrened, satisfaction
guaranteed. Drop a post card and |
ein call W. S. Ferguson, 7o3 River
Street. 9lpt6.
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FOR sALE-Miscellaneous

FRUIT TREES-will have new lot
cherry and apple trees; also grape
vines. ready for delivery Friday NOR
ming. Place your order at once. F. p.
Smith ssts.
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AGENTS WANTED Z $4,000 WEEK
LY and up. New article and big
repeater. Agent wante din every coun-
ty American sales Agency Co Div.
COZ Pueblo. eop6t
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FOR SALE-10 II. p. Horizontal en-
gine. Canon Steam Laundry. eSt4
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,nlting from long Illness. we're TAX
IN on the Santa Fe train this after.
noon to Glendale. Calf rnia. for burl-
II. Mrs. Deien and l.ttie daughter.
Virginia, accompanied the remains to
the Pacific coast.
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WANTED Competent woman with
3-yearold child vans house work
n private family. Prefer full charge
Il house. Address Goa North 10th
street, Rocky Ford. Colo, 9lts
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: FOR SALE OR TRADE
CHICKENS AND EGGS

OR SALE--Pure black Ancona eggs,
SOC for 10; also young chicks at
&c each II taken at once. l.. Z.
,rnold. Canon 556w. e1p6
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WANTED

WANTED-To do piowing. Frank Nc
Curry. Phone Canon 1861 92D6t.
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TUESDAY
cHAs. sHAEEFER IN DENVER.

CHAS. SHAEFFEH IN OeNNeH.
Chas. StaeTer of No'ti 9Th street
went to Denver Mend y on short
business trip. Ee expects TO return
friday.
HOME ON SHORT VACATION.
Forest Snyder. who has s..en will
he surveying gang under l.. Nit
ION at vernal. Utah. is hor for I
short vacation.
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HOME ON SHORT vAce-ioN
HAVE FINE eAeY coy.


Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hole o.
Four Mile are happy over the arrival
OF a newtom in the family. The
baby is fine toy. born on Sunday
at the hospital.
RETURNING TO THEIR OLD HOME
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Wa d and falsh-
ter. Clrrie. of 317 Greenwood avenue.
have gone TO Pueblo. After spend n,
about a month there they will go TO
Colorado Springs to make their home.
The Wards have lived in Canon for
some time but decided to return to
the Spr.nRs VIII ch has been their home
for the past twenty-one years.
DENvEr MAN HERE
]. ~. TrbT an OF D,",e- il sici,d
ing a few days in town on a business
trip.
TO SPEND EASTER HERE.
Mrs. Chas. Swanton came down
from Romley saturd to spend Eas
ter with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
icFarlane of East Main street.
MoToRED TO sPeINcs TODAY
W. A. Cit fnd All m Bowen motor
ed TO Colorado Springs this morning
Tor the purpose OF bry ng equipment
- the now Skyline pavilion.
THEATRE PATTY.
The mem e's Of the Young Ladies',
Lrn heon cl b : tt ,ndei the Opera
Horse in tody Monday evening to
gee Msnde All n. Abo ten ladies
We in the rarity and the informal af-
tair was greatly enjoyed by all.
AN ADDITION TO THE zoo
A large coyote, bearing also closa
resemblance to grey wolr. was add
CO to the zoolo ical collection in the
State park on Monday. The animal
was trap. ed hy X. y. McCIeland on
his rsn h en- currant Creek few DAYS
sgc.
SNOWFALL AT WEsTcLIFFE.
Rev. 9. II. sperry, who returned to
Canon City frem westcilne on Mon.
lay says that about fifteen inches o
snow fell in the upper end .of tn.
Wet Mountain valley during the storm
last Saturday.
scrY TAKEN TO CALIFORNIA
FOR BURIAL.
The boy OF the late iertenant os
born w. De 'gran. who died at the hos,
pitai here Sunday night from appen.
diftis and physical exhaustion re !
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wANTED--to buy Ford T any mol let.
any condition. Write price ard par
,iculars to David Hamilton. Howard.
Colo. siti-
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Miss Blanche Stevenson. of Canon
City and her sister, Mrs. Porter T.
Lyon, of Denver, who have been the
guests Of Mrs j. A. Mckee. 217 east
Pitldn street. hive returned home.
Pueblo Chieftatn.
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RETURNING TO THEIR OLD HOME
oEnvEr MAN HERE

J. ~. TrJr an OF D,o.,e- il sicrd
ing few days in town on a business
trip.
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E. c. Fink OF the Fink-Kienzle Drug
comIa-y accompanird y his business
associate, Mr.. Swanson. came down
by automobile from their mining PROB
erty near Alma. Colorado. on Thurs
day to look after some affairs requir-
ing their attention. They will return
10 Alma on Sunday. They are engay-
ed in the development of gold min
ing proposition that promises big re
turns.
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SIX ARE MARRIED
BUSINESS GOOD IN COUNTY
CLERKS OFFICE DURING THE
MONTH OF BRIDES.

SO far, in Madison, June is EN-
bellishing its reputation as the month
in which Hymen reigns with I'M
checked hand.
During the first three days of the
month, there have been marriage Ii
censes issued in the office of Clerk
of Courts f. l.. Burnett at an aver
age rate of one every t~wenty-four
hours. And only one of the six con
tracing parties we're residents of
Madison.
Henry Zentner was the single
Madisonian of those to take the nup-
tial vows. Mr.. Zentner was married
yesterday in the clerk of courts Of
flee to Miss Ducine Jensen. The GER
emory was performed by County
Judge A. w. Sponholz. The bride
groom is in the employ of George
Simpson. contractor. The bride had
resided in the southwestern part of
the county. The couple will make
their home here.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Clarence Rae Farrand,
of Chester, and Miss Zoe Marie Page,
of Dell Rapids. Vern Lybarger. of
Sioux Falls. and Miss Alta Woldt, of
Rutland, also obtained a marriage Ii
cense here this forenoon.
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Madison streets, was staged early
this afternoon on Egan avenue, near
Fifth street, when ten automobile
loads of religious workers, who had
driven from the village of Colman.
held a short religious service. The
party was headed by Evangelist II.
Humble, who is conducting tent
meetings at Colman. A brief talk
was given and a number of hymns
were sung by a chorus of more than
fifty voices. The singers were ac-
companied by music rendered on a
portable organ, which occupied a
place in one of the automobiles.
Those within hearing were invited
to attend a meeting for boys and
men, which will be held tomorrow in
the Colman Presbyterian church.
Cards and handbills were d%istribut-
ed. Various members of the party
carried banners. bearing slogans. n
of which was Goldman for Christ"