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The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

Patrons 81 the "moNtesF seldom
have an opportunity 20 see their fav-
orite screen star in rea life go that
the Miles theRter's headline sttrac-
ton for next week. Joseph Hyrnn
rotten. a popular Essauay Leasing
man and director viii have unusual
draw wing powers Nj Totten and
company viii present the thrilling
dramatic episode Some crooks"
story Of the underworld that depicts
the systems ~ espionage used by the
police u the large cities NJ Tot
ten recently appeared on the screen
with Francis y Bushman md Beverly
BsH ne and also dramatized The
House of Bondage and The blind
ness ~ Virtue His last engage
mcnt was IN the Grand opera house
'hicAKo. in this popular play Turn
90 the Right company The support
ing company includes leslie Bin<
ham. Granville Bsyss George Nc
Donald and william tsrtin a.. %
The Errsnsy company Ofher scts pro
grsmmed include 1ssste Surfing and
her seven Highlanders scotch enter
iainers Wright and Davis in The
Love fns'lrance Agent Dancing
pavy.t the stepping lend Van and
Pierce In Oct a fAcenss and collier
and Dew ado skating stars Crane
WILDER IN The single code" Nance
ONeii In 'fNr- Relfame" and 'Ths
Perils 81 our Girl Reporters" make
W The screen program which preeedcs
the vaudeville
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
PYTHIANS TO
INITIATE 1000
CANDIDATES

What promises 90 be the largest
Pythian gathering ever held in De
iroit will take place in the armory
Thursday night May "a
Gov. Albert y. Sleeper will re
,eive the rank OF knight IN the or
der Supreme Chancellor John J.
Brown. OF Vandalis. III supreme
keeper OF the records and seals. will
be present and take part in the cere
monies
A class Of 1000 candidates will
be initiated into the rank OF page,
taking their oath on the Bible that
Justus II. Rathbone. founder OF the
order. used IN obliEstlng the first
i've members In 1864
over 10000 knights OF Pythias
are expected TO attend this demon
stration. 5000 coming from Ohio
a parade will precede the banquet
after which the ceremonies will
take place.
The executive committee IL com
posed OF Past Grand chancellor n
Y Van de Walker. chairman; Past
Chancellor II. p. Cohen. Detroit
lodge No. So Maj, w II. FreelRnd
Myrtle lodge. No 4; Past Chancel
Tor Thee. Betzold. City OF the
Straits lodge. No 243; VIM. NJ.
Goergens. Wayne lodge. No. l04;
Past Chancellor John Ashley. Da
mon No. 3: Chancellor Commander
a G Mason. Delray lodge. No. III
Chancellor Commander l.. l. Roth
Peninsular No. So. Past Chancellor
John F. G. Hollings Olympic No
+. Chancellor Commander Reinharc
Blouhy. Garfield No ~; ROya
Prince Geo A. Marsh, ElCariC
temple, No. So.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
p. Nj. BOOKLET
TELLS OF BEAUTY
SPOTS IN STATE

Several very interesting and beau.
tifilly illustrated books on the
beauty spots OF Michigan for the
summer vacationists have been is
sued. by the Pere Marquette rail.
way
The booklets give complete IN
formation Of the we'll known summer
resorts OF the state and OF the un-
frequented spots that will appeal in
their quiet reStrllness 10 the seeker
after respite from city life. lust
where excellent golf. fne fishing,
good bathing. healthful rides and
drives arc found In Michigan are
told in the pages OF the booklets
which may he had for the asking in
any OF the Pere Marquette stations
and offices
The "Homeseekers' guide" will
prove fascinating study and r..
liable guide for those who. would
like 10 know more about the fruit
and agricultural districts OF the
state
PYfntIns-ths plain neat kind-that
o. riEkt-Times Job DeDt.--Main @H&0.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

link between the two comedy dramas.
skinner mas yeurured into business
alone. with bluT AZ mig only capital
His wife. Honey. carries his glow
Ink stories OF success 90 the wives
% his former partners and this
causes them 20 rush 80 hiV with as
founding offers just ~ he ~ on the
verge OF financial ruin Hazel Dah
n charming actress still m her teens
created the role OF Honey M the
nrst skinner rim. and continues As
Skinners champion and defender The
PLAYERS who filmiTed skinner Dress
suit appear again IN skinner Rub
BILE The topical review Will show
Edwin DENLY being sworn into tho
naval reserves and military evolu-
tons - the Detroit police force. Tn"
trsVelogue viii take tho audience to
Honolulu. its particular feature being
the scenes that show the Japanese
mode Of living IN tho Hawaiian capt
tai There viii ho the usual concerts
by tho symphony orchestra preceding
the daily wstincoa. as well as the
regular musical accompH niments %
the pictures and Henry Santr"y VIII
offer new songs
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

Clark and Brandon. a. 90 O'Clock
Coca Coles va "a A 81 club. A.
Southwestern held. diamond No. :. az
Z o'clock
Hadsons Va Highland Park ont
laws. az Northwestern neid. diamond
no. .. az ) o'clock
ST. losephs y. 81 r. W City Hat
store. AZ Atkinson park. diamond No.
T. AZ 4 o'clock
Ksrwins We. Phhntons AZ North
western field diamond No. .. at
o'clock
CiRs. a.
ORIGINALS vs Bullock Greens AZ
Clarks park, diamond Ne. l. at /
o'clock
81 Gerard Jrs ". cruter club. AZ
Atkinson park. diamond No s. az
o'clock.
Forrest Arrows vs. Huron club At
Relic Isle diamond. No. T. AZ o'cloak
Coca Colas Lrs.. vs. ST John. Med
, bury and Aoran. a. o'clock.
Eagle a G. vs.. Travis club ~ clark
and Brandon. az ] o'clock
Wolverine Arrows ~ Olympic A
O., AZ Atkinaon park. diamond No. 2.
az 4 o'clock
Avalon Jrs. vs. TrumbulIs. diamond
40. 4. at Atkinson park. al o'clock.
preher A. Toll Jrs. va Arieis
French "a. and Gratio. at o'clock.
Hustlers Va. Mtros az Belle Isle,
diamond No. ?. at 10 o'clock
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
AMATEURS TO
START SUNDAY
Class r and c Teams In Fed
Grafton Begins Season; Class
A TO Wait a Week

on pops the I'D Sunday for the
1917 season OF the Detroit Amateur
Baseball declarations Class and %
teams Class A Will commence its
activities May 49, Games will be
staged al Northwestern hcld. Atkin.
son park, Clark park. Belle Isle.
Clark and Brandon. MeGbury and
Moran. and French-rd and Gratio,-
ave. The Sunday morning Glass G
league also VIII get under way Sun
day.
The places OF play and the time as
scheduled for opening day follow
sunday Morning LeaEue-ClRss G.
Majestic theater vs. Travis club.
Belle Isle diamond No. J.. a. 10
o o'clock
Class n.
Douglas a. g. vs. Grover A. C..
diamond No. 2. at Belle Isle, 4 o'clock.
Miss Detroit -. Detroit Merchant
Jrs Atkinson park. diamond No. ct
4 o'clock
walton club VS. Gothic club. at
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
MAnIsoN.

one % the screens hest dramatic
stories Her Secret featuring Alice
Joyce and Harry Morey In the lead
INK roles. VIII be the Mad son th~strr
attraction next week Miss ioyce
has The role ~ Clara Weston. dAugh-
Ter ~ minister. who spends night
~ western mining town hotel. and
has tragic experience with Rex
Fsnton. civil engineer few
years later Clara secures position
80 secretary q prominent business
man Fearing % lose her lover.
Clara keeps her secret but when the
man learns that there f. little
daughter he IL ready 10 drive hts
wife from the house when tho full
truth " made known. he realizes that
fate has stretched her arm over thu
years and laid the fruit OF his sin
AZ his own door Mary Maurice.
grand old lady OF tho screen"
George Cooper and Robert Kelley are
prominent among the excellent sup
porting cast The rest OF tho program
will include beautiful hand -colorcd
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
Board Names MeatIess pay.

No meat will be served on Friday
in the Board OF Commerce. members
a. the board having decided TO do
their bit toward the conservation
Of the food supply by refraining
from steaks and chops on one day
~ The week. They were forced yes
terday 10 make selections from nine
different kinds OF fish VeReta bles
on the menu numbered II and
there were a half dozen varieties
Of fruit. Most OF the members got
thru without suffering
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

ire "Au"rican Beauties" VIII BE
the Avenue theater entertainers next
week beginning SUNDAY afternoon
Ses Waves and "rhe Eslahs paugh-
ter VIII bo presented They are sa ID
20 be filled with lively dH~rtnr pretty
music and funnyisms The company
~ principals Includes Mabel Faleer.
lanes Bennett Arthur tlamage.
Nickie hardwood. Eddie LLOYD arA
several others The chorus ~ 80
girls will have several nrw sing ir *
and dancing numbers The Inter
national Comedy Four ard Princess
Tlska. ia oriental lancre HIll Dr. add
nd Features Tcmotroi fhe ',ire'f
demon" and Arf nut1rr will f1No r.
wrestling hout TUESDAY evening and
amateurs viii have a chance Friday
evening
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
CADII.I.AC


The Tip Ton Girls viii provide
next weeks attraction in the Cadil-
Iac theater Tho show is beaded b.
Ben Small clever character come
dian. and there are a score % other
singers dancers and fuumhkcrA Two
new comedies "Thr Cav Nodfstc and
In Alaska VIII be presented. and
during each there viii he lively sing
ing and dancing and entertaining
vaudeville Fpecialtles The company
IN addition 90 small includes George
Nlbio Al Dupont. John u. Bob man.
Marion Chase. Mabel Iyuost. Nav DtN
and n chorus or go girls AS an add
- attraction Lulu Coates and her
"threc crackeriacks VIII present a
singing and dancing speciality The
show Is mounted thruoIt with new
costumes and striking scenic effects
tn. caduA theater .for tAe week
or Ma l- VIII present The Mis-
chief Maker"
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
Inpoasible

Woman Looking for job. you
say I've a furnace that needs
cleaning
Observation-Disclosures and earth
mum How can do thai and look
for job too?
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

second week az tho successful
screen farce lin Again out AGAIN.
with Douglas Fairbanks. is an
nounced for the Washington In
Again out Again written by Anita
fooE. presents many new departures
IN tho way - humorous incidents o.
tho Fairbanks variety together with
y rapid-Nre theme which kocps mo
audience or edge from start 90 auish
The story has 90 10 with the capers
~ an energetic youth who falls In
love with a pretty maid from the
New Jersey side of The Hudson river
and contrary 80 the general rule.
nnds n more difricult 30 get into jail
than on = a. Into the humor ot
the situations has been injected
great deal ~ timely material
bombs uUnition plants mysterious
individuals with long whiskers. and
p pretty little romance involving the
fafIers daughter The buhblinR per
sonAlity ~ Fairbanks has never been
better screened ana with an excel
lent supporting cast exceptionally
good a. - types, capable direction.
suh titles That furnish wealth -
huuor in Themselves the CometVTs
proving one ~ tho most pepula Zat-
fractions 90 Tho season iu the Va -
inEtOn thsAter where ~ 10 PLAYING
ronttuuoualy from - noon 4 II
o'clock ~ night every day Where
will be pev' selection ~ aede3 at
fractions
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

travel picture. the ifearst-Pathe
weekly. bringing fhe worlds latest
news 90 tho screen. and "A new com
eds soprano solos by Ethel Rust
Msllor the Madison concert orcheR-
ira aud Harolf Jarvis VIII provide
the musical numbers Mr. Jarvis ap.
pears twice Monday wednesday and
Friday afternoons
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

Featuring the foremost ryres .
modern dancing. new songs and won
derfui costumes Fred TWINS MA.
iestics come TO the Gayetv theateI
Tor weeks stay beginning Sunuuy
Afternoon. Hawaiian bowcry aur
ballroom dancing will be presented hy
3A24 girls in whiriwind fashion az
Producer Irwin IL firm believer ZOE
the idea that the rur'ic wants giu-
ser and action in It's hurlesqu,
Frank DC Mont and Doc Bell are tho
Comedians with the company and
while they are new 20 hurlesque thet
hays butt enviabie regulations foi
themselves a. funmakers in tho var
ETY. ueld Florence Bennett VIII
heads the feminine contingent IA one
81 the favorits entertainers OF IN,
burlesqus world.
Moliia williams will bring her ov
show % the Gayety theatcr the Wcet
~ May 8. Miss Williams ls one ~
the most popular women on the
hurlesque stage and she Us said o.
have surrounded herself with an nm
usually capable company
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

The RI Rev Henry Gabriels Ro-
man Catholic bishop OF Ogdensburg.
y. y today celebrates the silver
Jubilee OF his episcopate
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
MAJESTIC.

The Majestic screen viii have Bry
ant Washhurn in "Skinners Bubble"
neNt week. Henry irving Dodge
who wrote skinner Dress Suit has
constructed this sequel 90 tho bust
ness adventures Of skinner for MIN
purposes mainly There is no serial
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

shirley Kaye" comedy ~ dra-
matte. satirical and keenly humorous
qualities used TO excellent sdVan-
tage by Elsie Ferguson. viii be the
oneriuE I'm tho Garrick thcater the
week ~ May when the eighth an
nuai season ~ tho Bonstelle com
ppRny Will begin Jessie Bonstelle Is a
producer who has given stock =
fresh impetus. tho work ~ her or
RAnfnation reminding one of the fam
Gus DAYS 81 the older stock organiza-
tious from which were recruit ed
many ~ the stars" ~ today The
Bonstelle company has always meant
merttorious productions we'll played
and we'll staged plays FOR summer
piavEoers iu Detroit The company
THIS wear includes Miss RonRtclle.
Florenre sheffield cora WltherHpoon.
Marie curtis W A. wilkes, Coriiss
Giles, William Priugie. Hugh DUlman.
Franklin PenEhorn. j. Harry Irvine
and Adams Rice
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
GARRIrk

The big Winter garden spectacle.
tho show 81 Wonders" viii rerla In
In the Garrick thoater. thruo1t The
week In addition 90 the eveninR
performance thcrc viii 30 matinee
Wednesday Friday AMI Saturday
The company will go from Detroit %
chicago 70 op"u In tho latter city
Monday evening May a. for an in
definite run Tho show % Wonders
is fust what its name implies ~
music dancing FUN and frivoHtv.
with - real thriller IN the depletion
~ Submarine F-T The clever enter
tainera include the Howard brothers.
George Monroe Walter g. Kelly,
Marllynn Miller pan Quinlnn Eugene
O Rourke. CLAYTON and white. Jack
ConRRn Alexis K0sloT Grace Fisher.
Adsie Arfeict. Eleanor Brown. Nir-
Einfa Smith and many others. to-
Hether with the big chorus.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05
,coannu.a from Preceding r.Esp.

oCosiinued from PreeedinE PsEel.
up an hope Of ever making anything
out .of The she'll 20 q town theF live
in Hart ia less than year trans-
forms 10 into thriving mining me-
tropoiiF Hls labor ~ love lie repaid
rs love. u would seem ar least as
far a. Jennie who has run away
with young doctor ~ tho region. -
concerned NJ ls some time before
the lining 90 happiness is found for
the cloud 81 gloom tha settles over
Broken Hope or 'f"lleNInVilie, as
u has come 20 he allied after the
advent 81 Hart MargcrN Wilson
heads the strong supporting cast and
among the PLAYERS is the boy actor
Buster Irving The NRudcylll
headline viii ne the comedy ladies
Reducing Parlor
As IS feature attraction FOR the
week starting Monda} May lf. the
Orphrum viii have Winston Sea
Lions and. Diving Girls In THIS act
one % tho largest in vaudeville ~ -
sort The lions and tho kris splash
about together IN mammoth glass
tank
The Detroit times., 1917-05-05

PPfntiHG-ths plain neat kiRd-thot
a. riEkt--TImes Job Dept--Mhin sS&o.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

Miss Alice Kendrick and Miss Meis-
sa Bailar departed from Glenwood IN
Tuesday. Miss Kendrick will spend a
month visiting in Chicago, while it is
Miss Bailar's intention to remain with
relatives in Florida during the winter
months.
The Morton tract presented a very
lively appearance Thursday. Men and
boys were working hrd most of the day
grubbing and narrowing sage brush on
that part lying west of Grand avenue
south of Glenwood, while Amos Ralston
with 3-horse 2-way plow made them
hustle to keep out of his way.
Mr.. Alfred contemplates having a
large force at work Saturday and pho.
tograph them and the land and make
a comparison Of views after the crops
are ready for harvest.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01
.R Mhp Rw
K WEEKS q
lElD0)Z ZHYGSZ
See the Dougan ad on page 5,


1l-a4-1215 y y y
Lincoln Hall of Aspen spent several
days in town this week.
A. H. Bishop of Leadville is .receiv
ing medical care under DR.. Smits at the
sAnitarium
E. E. Lucas has returned to Denver
where he is busily engaged in the food
conservation campaign.
y - =
J. f. Jones, agent for the Colorado
the local office Wednesday.
y y -
Wanted.-Scotch Collie, trained to
drive cows. Inquire at this office.
y - -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Mahoney arrived
from Avon Monday evening for a visit
with relatives in the city.
y y -
J. W. Chamberlain, former proprietor
of the Winchester hotel at Rifle, was
in Glenwood for a few days.
y = -
John Patborshek of Sunlight was op-
Grated by DR.. Stewart at the Glenwood
Sanitarium last Wednesday.
George Amsbary of New Castle en-
tered the sanitarium Thursday for medi,
cal care by Dr.. G. A. Hopkins.
- ~ y
Mrs. John Hopkins underwent an op-
GRAFTON by Drs. Hopkins and Crook at
the sanitarium Sunday afternoon.
y y y
Attorney Chas. W. Taylor was in
Grand Junction the first of the week
acting as referee in bankruptcy hear
ing.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church will serve a Cafeteria lunch
and hold sale of fancy and useful
articles on Saturday, December 18th.
= y y
Get your Christmas jewelry at cost at
Dougan s closing out sale. 11-24-12-l5
- y y
That good sport C. NJ. Keck was up
enlivening Aspen and incidentally do,
ing a little business for the Midland
this week
e - -
SAVE MONEY on MEATS and gro
erries. Send TO. prize list. Cut Rate
Supply Company, 6ll Grand Ave.
Pueblo, Colo
DR.. Stewart who went down to Den
yer last week to attend the meeting OF
the Shriners, returned to Glenwood last
Sunday morning.
Dr.. Riddle, eye, ear, nose and throa;
specialist. Glasses fitted. Citizen.
Bank Bldg.
Robert Killey has been familia,
Ggure on our streets this week. telling
his many friends how they do things
up at Snowmass
Father J. P. Carrigan will arrive to
day from Denver, where he acted as
sub-deacon at the installation of the
new bishop, Right Rev. John Henry
Then.
Farmer Kenneth Smith has decided
to forego the freedom of rural life and
Joined his wife and baby last week to
remain in town during the winter
months.
II ~ -
oir vi n
girl was received at the sanitari,im
Sunday morning DIR. Hopkins reports
the mother, Mrs. Wilson Pottinger an /
the infant both doing splendidly.
Y ~ u
The Red Cross ladies desire that all
finished work be brought to the rooms
of the society in the Citizens National
bank not later than next Tuesday as
box will be sent away at that time
Flour $3.50 rer hundred.
All kinds Of tea rs cents per pound.
Elegant Peaberry Santos Coffee. Reg
ular 35 cent coffee, for OF cents in =
and 10 pound lots. G. E. BIGHAM
~ - y
Y. R. Craft, who has been here for
several weeks past visiting the various
supervisors offices of the forest SER
vice, returned to Denver Wednesday.
He with make stopover of one week
at LeadvilIe.
- - ~
At the Williams this week were Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Schaetzel, arrived from
Denver Saturday, for a visit with Miss
Ruth Drumm, sister of Mrs. Schaetzel /;
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01
1ol M11

Sows for sale. VIII fafrow In No
vsnber. Also Turkey Red seed wheat,
grown on dry land.
slit ". A. sHERRILL
y y -
Old papers for sale st this eAies.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01
FOR SALE--.165 ACRES
GRAND VALLEY
IMPROVED FARM

Extra good bargain, 1855 acres i'm
proved farm, 2A miles due north from
Grand Valley; good water right; rs
acres alfalfa; small orchard; 7-room
house; large barn; price $4,750.0o.
Terms $500 cash, balance 6 per cent
interest. Ed Wahl, 1922 Kittredge
Bldg, Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

.. W. Kelley, who so ably assisted
District Attorney Delaney in tho nro,.
eeutlon of the Hopkins larceny case in
.ne district court left Wednesday even.
ing for his home in Denver where he
expected to partake of Thanksgiving
turkey and then leave for Chicago
where he is called on legal business.
Mr.. Kelley made wonderful address
to the jury ard received many compli.
ments on the same.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01
y x "

W. II. Peabody of the City drug
store left last Sunday for his former
nome IN Canon City to attend the fun.
erai OF his uncle, the late James II.
peabody, former governor of Colorado.
in'ermeht was in Lakeside cemetery
at Canon City on Monday afternoon
and the funeral cortege was perbaps
'he largest ever seen in that portion of
the state. Masons had charge Of the
services at the grave, over 200 members
OF that order being in attendance from
Denver' Colorado Springs, Pueblo. C.o.
on City and other points throughout
the state.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

Owing to the fact that her husband,
jerome French, has entered a drug
store in Idaho Falls, Mrs. French start
ed for that place. Her sister. Miss
Mary Quinn, will also make her home
in Idaho Falls and attend the public
school. A visit with relatives in Grand
Was made while en- route.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

-
Mrs. Edward T. Taylor arrived in
Glenwood early this week from Denver
where she recently submitted to an op.
GRAFTON. She is convalescing nicely at
the home of Mrs. Eta Schwarz. She
will be joined in day or two by her
husband, Congressman Taylor who .e.
Gently returned to America from a trip
to the fighting lines in France where he
went to get a close range view Of the
war. He got it. On his way out from
Washington he stopped at Camp Fun.
ston for brief visit to his son, Lieu
tenant E. T. Taylor who is doing ser.
vice for his Uncle Samuel at that place.
We would all be pleased to have Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor make us an extended
visit but presume they will have to
leave us very soon in order that our
congo ssman may take up his dutics
81 Washington at the opening of the
coming sessio of congress.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

A motor party composed of Misses
Ernestine Heuschkel and Lottic Schliff
and Messrs. Earl Vinton and Albert
Waters drove to Mrs. Ellen Gilmore s
near carbondale, where they enjoyed
fine Thanksgiving supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Heuschkel and children also
l0ined the pnrty.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

An elaborate Thanksgiving dinner
was enjoyed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Blair by Rev. and Mr.,
VIM. Pepper, son and daughter, Ms
McClusky and District Attorney Frank
Delaney, who was an intimate friend
Of Mr.. Blair's family when they reside 1
In Meeker Mrs. Delaney arrived en-
the afternoon train.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

r. P. Coulter arrived in Glenwood
Wednesday morning from Denver where
he went last Sunday with shipment
of fat cattle for which he received
record prices. He stopped over here
between trains to make inquiry as 10
how everything was going and then
hurried to his home on Garfield creek
to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with his
family.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

Mrs. John Bennett and Mrs. C. c,
Chase arrived last Sunday morning
from their former home in Iowa where
for several weeks they had been visit
ing with relatives. Later in theday
they went up to their homes near Car
bondale. They report the war situation
in the east much more tense than in
this 'ountry.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

After hard tussle with a double
dose Of pneumonia, Judge R. J. Smith
is able to be out on the street again.
He is not just sure to his footing yet
out few days more will put him
firmly on the balance.
- - y
One of the late purchasers of the
popular Buick car is John B. Green Of
Eagle. He came down Monday, made
short order work Of 1t with J. F.
Mccoy and drove his new car home over
Cottonwood pass the next day,
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

Thomas - ard, Jr. who assisted Judge
Noonan in tie defense of Felix Del.
fraine, charged and convicted of mur-
der, and HOPKINS Bros. charged with
i:rccny of live sock, left Thursday
morning for his home in Denver after
spending about ten days in Greenwood
on legal business. Mr.. Ward is a splan-
did lawyer and brilliant pIcader, bnt
the evidence seemed to be against his
clients at this session.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

AT the Williams this week were Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Schaetzel, arrived from
Denver Saturday, for visit with Miss
Ruth Drumm, sister of Mrs. Schaetzel; /;
r. W. Phillips, Grand Junction; T. n.
Leach, Denver.
The Glenwood post., 1917-12-01

Smith Riley, district forester located
at Denver, arrived Saturday and dis
cussed range matters with Supervisors
Blair and French. He also accompa
MED Mr.. French over the Tennessee
Pass road to Minturn, securing data
for the placing of signs in order to
direct the tourists.