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IT, and Andrew clifford wilkins. Ne
brasks, law, II. Arthur Van Meter.
Of Ohio. also was admitted as an af.
filiate.
These officers were elected: Herbert
w. Cornell. reelected president; Gil
bert Lewis Hall, vice president, and
Harry stearns Taylor. secretary and
treasurer.
Among those present were Prof.
w. c. Van Week, q charter member
OF the chapter; Harry W. Kiddsr,
Pgad Bryan Morehouse. II. 3. Fuller,
and Harold Keats. Only those who
have represented the university In IN
tercollegiate debates are eligible to
election In Delta Sigma Rho.
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ALLY BANKS GET TOGETHER
Reserve Bank Of New York and
Bank Of ENGLAND Form Compact.

Reciprocal arrangements between
the Federal Reserve Bank Of New
York and the Bank OF England,
whereby each bank will be CORE
spondent and agent for the other.
have been completed. II was learned
here today Negotiations have been
under way for several weeks. /.
Under the plan the banks win not
engage In commercial foreign trans
actions, but will facilitate transac-
tions in gold. and II IL believed sta
bilIze exchange rates.
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ID MORE SAVED FROM SEA
Only Two Killed When Rocking han
Was Sunk.

LONDON, May 4-Loss Of life In
the torpedoing OF the steamer Rock
ingham was reduced to the two men,
bers of her crew killed outright in
the attack, when the third boatload
of survivors was picked UP today by
a British ship.
The third boat carried the four
teen men heretofore listed as miss
ing. The rescue was announced by
the admiralty.
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)Oes Your Complexion Barometer
Register Fair or Cloudy?

it does not gripe or upset the system.
Being tasteless, it is not unpleasant to
take.
The Standard Oil Company QNew
Jersey has used its worldwide re-
sources in producing Nuiol and its
reputation is behind the product.
NUoI is the only remedy for constipation
lce manufacture. The genuine sold only in
pint bottles bearing NwoI trademark.
All bottles filled at our NgOl plant GbsO-
Inteiy modern and sanitary.
WTifs today for an Instructive booklet
on NyoI ana its uses.
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FIVE DEBATERs ENROLLED
Delta Sigma Rho Elects Winners to
Membership.

In the North moot court chamber
OF the George Washington University
Law School last night were elected
to membership in Delta Sigma Rho
honor debating fraternity five men,
bers of debating teams which have
won In intercollegiate contests last
winter. The men are Gilbert Lewis
Hall, of New York. law, 1918: Harry
Stearns Taylor, Indiana, law, II:
Howard Marie Brock, Ohio, law, 10;
William Ewing Kemp, Missouri, law,
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HIS ToEs 5000 APIECE.

Toes are valued at 5000 each by
Nicholas r. Grimm. an architect. with
offices in the Bond Building. who today
filed suit in the District Supreme Court
against the Washington and Old Do
minion Railway asking $4,000 for in
jury which he says he suffered when a
car sign fell and crushed two toes of
his right foot at the Thirty-sixth street
terminal
His attorneys are Edward L. Gies and
Matthew c. O'Rrien.
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MASONIC CLUB AT G. w. L.

A Masonic club has been formed at
the George Washington University. The
club is known as TIE George Washing
ton Masonic Club. and has thirty-five
members. The officers Of the new or
ganization are \ y. Estes. jr.. Law. 1916,
president; L. E. Mueller, Medical. 1917
Adoiphe Holm. A D.. 1890. and A II.
Russell. Vet. 1919. vice presidents. and
J.. A Fray Law. 1919. secretary. The
club is going TO open club house in
the fall. -
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If YOU are well, it registers "fair." II
you are below par-if for example,
constipation forces you to depend
periodically on drugs and physics. it is
very likely to register cloudy"
Nujol helps keep you free from con-
stipation and from the laxative habit
as well. 1t does not upset the ordinary
processes of digestion and assimilation.
1t does not irritate, but by internal
fabrication facilitates normal move
ments. In this way it promotes true
health, the only sure foundation of
good complexion.
AsNujoIis is not ply sic but lubricant.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-01
SOME FINE DAIRY
CATTLE C0MIkG HERE

County Agriculturist Ralph X. JET
fries went 10 Denver last week under
a commission 10 purchase a consign
ment of dairy cattle for Fremont
county people. and. on Friday. bought
fourteen head of highIy-bred Holstein
and one Jersey cow. which are s1.
pected 10 arrive here within the next
few days. They were raised in Boul
der county and are from the best
herds in the state. Mr.. .Jeffries was
assisted In the purchase of these cat
tie by +. II. Schroeder. dairy inspect
or for Boulder county, and H. c. Ne
vius of the state dairy commissioners
office. These cattle are all young.
mostly two years old. and the prices
paid for them varied from seventy-five
10 one hundred and twenty Ave dol
lars apiece. The bringing of such
stock to Fremont county viii he In.
strumenfal In raising the grade Of
dairy cattle here. Those who VIII re-.
ceiye one or more of these cattle are
w S. Post. ID. l.. Robson. M. f. Hall.
Phil Hayes. T. NJ. Howells. f. r. Pitt
man. n. e. Snyder, L. G. WetheriIl
and Joe yizzetti.
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GRADE SCHOOLS TO
Be DISMISSED


Practically all or the public schools
in Fremont county will be dismissed
Tuesday evening for the remainder of
the week in order that the teachers
may attend the annual meeting of the
southern division of the Colorado
State Teachers association which
will be in session in Pueblo on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday The
Canon City high school will not be
dismissed and its work will be car
flei On this week as usual Il was dc
cided by the board of education that
it would be unwise in view of the time
lost by the high school last week and
the week before on account of its
closing down for the apple picking
season TO dismiss il for the teachers
meeting and it will be continued
without further interruption. All of
the grade schools, however. will close
Tuesday evening II is expected that
all OF the South Canon schools. as well!
as all others in the county will be dis
missed. More than two thousand
teachers are expected to attend the
Pueblo convention.
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LOUIE LEAR IS NOW
SUPPLY SERGEAMT

In recent letter Mr.. Louis S. Lear,
of the Dufi-Lear Dry Goods company,
now supply sergeant of Company 90,
I164th Depot Brigade. stationed ar
Camp Funston. has the following to
say:
family for st. Louis my plans were to
report with the st. Louis boys and be
assigned to the Colorado division on
my arrival at Camp Funscton, but
when arrived they told me to stay
with the delegation l came with.
| had very pleasant visit with
Lieutenants Hyssong. McI<instry and
Lauterbach, and was glad to see them
The company l was assigned to
need supply sergeant so the com.
manding officer told me to take
charge of that branch of our company
Needless TO say was right at home
handling out flannel shirts. underwear,
shoes, blankets and comforts.
| measured them for their o. d.
uniforms and was fortunate in hav-
ing my stock in such shape that !
could fit them so they looked like sol.
diers
Syo-tbirds of the boys in this com
pany are from the Ozark mountains
so We have some great times when
they get out their fddles and banjos.
We have several boys that do the
buck and wing to perfection and sing
the old folk songs
We hope to have some heat and
warm water in our barracks by the
first of November.
Getting enough bedding for the
men in a camp the size of Funston is
Guiae an item. In our company we
gave every man two blankets and a
comfort. This Is not quite enough for
some of the city chaps who had steam
heated bed rooms and all the covers
they wanted. This week is busy
one al the camp for they are sending
most of the depot brigade. which con
sists of 1900 men. to the guard
units.
| will remain with this company for
was given my warrant as a non
commissioned officer few days after
my arrival here.
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CANON CITY TAKES
MANY LIBERTY" BONDS

The total amoua: Of the suoscrip.
tions of Canon City people to the
Liebtry bond Issue. exclusive of the
subscription of the First National
bank. which was a liberal one. but the
amount of which has not been made
public. was s139.S00. or this total
$4,000. including the banks own sub.
scription. was applied for thru the
Fremont County National bank and
s67. 1000 thru the First National bank.
Both banks were kept open from 7
10 o'clock last Saturday eYesA.y in
order that everybody who desired TO
do so might have an opportunity of
buying a bond. II is TO the credit OF
proved to be SO popular here and that
so many people invested in them. In
some instances the bonds were pur.
chased OH the installment plan, but in
many cases cash was paid for them.
Canon City took something like $751;
900 of the first Liberty or War bond
issue.
The campaign for the sale of Lib.
erty bonds thruout the nation closed
last Saturday night. IL is believed
that the maximum amount asked by
the government. five billion dollars.
was oversubscribed. II is stated in
Washington, ID. C.. that the Treasury
officials are preparing an honor roll
on which will be enrolled the name
and address of every person who sub
scribed for Liberty bond.
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be in
II battle line breaks
food
all of food values and
$
Will be told what
Of
are teaspoonfu.
In
world
shall
line and the bread line
efficient,
moree
would abandonment of the first line
undons of America
In
it. problem
WHEN CALLED ON TO DO So !
ard for Administration ~
ADMINISTRATORS:
in
insofar circumstances permit
Name
to
hayea all OF n the
the only
signed pledge
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Why Not More
Apples be Served

A Canon City gentleman who trav
els about the state quite bit said re-
Gently that when he was in Telluride.
hundreds of miles from where apples
are grown, he was served with a
baked apple and it proved to be most
delicious.
Upon returning to Canon City. the
thought OF that delectable dessert fe-
manned in his memory. and he took
the first opportunity OF asking for one.
Imagine his surprise whtu the waiter
replied that they were not served. In
vestigation showed him that apples
were not served as a general thins in
Canon City, the home of the best ap
pies that grow.
a baked apple is delicious. 1t is
cheap and easily served. II occurs 10
the writer that eating places would
ind favorable response it they carried
baked apples on their menus with
more or less regularity.
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Planning For The
Food Campaign

Interest in the Hoover food cam
paign, which is to be carried on in this
county. indeed in every county in
Colorado, during the week beginning
October 2Sth: and ending November
4th. is increasing and gives promise
of receiving very hearty public CO.
operation Those in charge of the
campaign are endeavoring to give the
matter the widest possible publicity
and bring 1t 10 the attention of every
family in the county. Many generous
people have volunteered to assist in
canvassing work and nothing will be
left undone by them to see that every
body is informed in relation to the
movement and of the necessity of en-
listing the help of all in the under
taking. The campaign is one of the
results of the war in which the nation
is engaged and all patriotic people
are expected to unite in the effort to
make it a big success. Supplies nee.
essary to the proper conduct of the
campaign are being sent to every part
of the country. Everybody who loves
his country and is desirous of its tri-
umph in the great conflict in which it
is taking part for humanity is ex-
pected to assist in bringing the cam
paign to a gratifying conclusion.
~ y
Messrs. ID. w. Ross. A H. McLain
and Guy U. Hardy visited Coal Creek
Wednesday night where the matter of
the forthcoming food conservation
campaign was presented to the peo-
pie at a public meeting and steps TAX
en- to carry it on in all of the coal
camps of the country Mr.. Ross ad-
dressed the gathering on the food
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Contests At
HOuseUarminq
To Be Exciting

The program which has been plan
ned by the Round Crest Canning com.
pany as one of the features for the
housewarning Saturday evening. No
vember third. includes two contests
which promise to be exciting.
The first will be a peeiing and cor.
ing contest. The period OF time will
be five minutes. The Judging will be
based upon: Quality, so points: per
fectness of The work. SO points. Three
prizes will be given of IS for the lady
judged to be the best. SO for the next
best and So for the third best.
The second contest will be open for
all the lady employees and will con-
sist of trimming and quartering of
apples. II will cover an hour of time
and the lady who trims and quarters
the most pans of apples in an hour
will be given the first prize money of
$500. The second best will get SO and
the third best will be given So
All of the women employees will be
in uniform and actual working con-
ditions will be adhered to so that all
the people of the community may
have an opportunity of seeing the
plant in every day operation.
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WALTER COMBS VISITS
RELATIVES IN CANON CITY

Walter Combs, eldest son of Alder
man and Mrs. Lafe Combs. for a num-
Der of years past holding an import
ant position with the firm of Levers
G. Cooke. in Honolulu, arrived here
last Friday for brief visit with rela-
tives and friends while on his way
back to the Hawaiian Islands from
the east, where he bad been as del
egate from the Masonic bodies in Hon
olulu to the supreme lodge in Wash
ington. ID. c. Mr.. Combs. who is con
nected with important business inter.
ests in his home city, says the plant.
ers of the Hawaiian Islands will soon
begin the marketing of their sugar
crop. which will this year amount to
between six and seven hundred thou
sand tons. Mr.. Combs left Saturday
afternoon for Salt Lake City and San
Francisco.
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AUTOMOBILE TEARS OUT
PORTION Of VIADUCT

c. +. Hicks of South Canon, super
intendent of the dolomite quarries
west of town. ran into the balustrade,
serving as an open parapet along the
top of the viaduct over the Denver e.
Rio Grande and the Santa Fe railroad
tracks on South Third street between
five and six o'clock last Friday afier-
noon when the steering gear of his
automobile became deranged and
knocked down between forty and fifty
feet of the concrete bannistr. serving
as protection to pedestrians. The
balustrade went down like a house OF
cards under the impact of the ma
chine. but without injuring anything
underneath. The front of Mr. Hicks
car with badly smashed but the driv-
er was not hurt, altbo thrown our with
great force. Had the car gone over
the side of the viaduct it would have
been completely ruined.
The damage to the viaduct was
greater than to the automobile and
its restoration will, probably, cost in
the neishborhood Of one hundred do
lars.
The section OF the baiustrade torn
out was on the west side of the via
duct and at the highest place on the
structure. Despite the battered con
dition Of Mr.. Hicks car after the acct.
dent the Wann Motor company. which,
was commissioned by the owner to
make the necessary repairs. had it in
running shape by noon the following
day.
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question. so essential to the govern
ment at this time, and of the necessity
of it's use in order that the army at
home and abroad. as well as the suf-
fering people of France and Belgium,
may not be deprived of needed sus-
tenance and supplies during the pc
riod of the war. Mr.. McLain spoke on
the Liberty loan campaign being car
ried on this week thruoul the nation
and urged all vino could do so TO as.
sist the government in its fighting
power by subscribing to its bonds.
Alfred Durfee was appointed to
take charge of the food campaign in
Coal Creek and will have supervision
OF the work connected with it there,
as well as in the neighboring coal
the work TO be done in his home COM
munity and will select captains for
the work TO be done in the other coal
camps. 1t is expected that the people
in that part of the county will heartily
cooperate with him In the undertak-
ing.
~ "
Miss Anna Livingston with Mrs. T.
NJ. Harding, chairman of the women's
food campaign. and Guy U. Hardy
motored to the west end off the coun.
ty today in the interest of the food
conservation canvass to be carried on
next week. They took with them the
necessary supplies and explained the
work to be done to little gatherings
at Cotopaxi. Coaldale and Howard.
The trip was made in Miss Living
ston's car. The people of the west
end of the county are wide awake to
the usefulness and Importance OF the
campaign.
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NOVEMBER MOVIE PROGRAM

Charlie Chaplin in "The Floor1aiker.'
Opera House. Thursday. Nov. Ist
Mae Marsh in "Poily Of the Circus"
Opera House. Friday. Nov. End
Mary MeAiister In .Pants"
Opera House. Saturday. Nov. 3rd
Francis X. 8ushmsn and Beverly
6ayne in Their Compact"
Opera House. Monday. Nov. 5th
Billy Duncan in "The Fighting Trail
Opera House. Tuesday. Nov. 9Th
Carlyle Blackwell in THE Marriage
Market"
Majestic. Tuesday. Nov. 9Th
Jane and Katherine Lee in 1.-TWO Lit
tie Imps"
Opera House. Wednesday. Nov 7th
Enid Bennett in "The Girl Glory"
Majestic, Wednesday. Nov. Tth.
Wiifred Lucas in "Hands up."
Opera House. Thursday Nov. 9Th
Douglas Fairbanks in '.His Picture in
the Papers"
Opera House. Friday, Nov. 9Th.
Ethel Barrymore in the Lifted Veil"
Opera House. Monday. Nov. 18th.
Billy Duncan in The Fighting Traii.r
Opera House. Tuesday. Nov. 18th.
Alice Brady in BETSY Ross.r
Majestic. Tuesday. Nov. 18th.
Gladys BrockweiI in "donor and Obey"
Opera House. Wednesday. Nov. 14th.
Wn. Demand in "BIood viii TeIi"
Majestic. Wednesday. Nov. 18th.
Louise ciaur in Love or Justice"
!. Majestic. Thursday. Nov. 18th.
M5rouer.tc Clark in Little Lady
Eileen"
Opera House. Thursday, Nov. 18th.
Madge Kennedy In "Baby Nine
Opera House, Friday. Nov. 18th.
Bryant Washburn in "Tbe Golden
idiot"
Opera House. Saturday. Nov. nth.
Emmy Wehlen in The Outsider" =.
Opera House. Monday. Nov. 10Th.
Billy Duncan IN 'The Fighting Trait"
Opeia House Iuesday Nov. 2J.h
Ethel Clayton in "The Woman Be.
ncath.p
Majestic. Tuesday. Nov. Goth
miriam Cooper In "The innocent Sin.
ncr."
Opera House. "Wednesday, Nov. eist
Charles Ray in "The cIodhopper."
Majestic, Wednesday. Nov. 2fst
in the Wake OF the Huns"
Opera House. Thursday. Nov. 22nd.
Dorothy Dalton in "The Paws Of the
Bearr
Majestic. Thursday. Nov. 22nd
VIM. s. Hart in "The Aryan."
Opefa House. Friday Nov 23rd.
Taylor Holmes in efficiency Edgsr's
courtship."
Opera House. Saturday. Nov. Gath.
Emily Stevens in "A Sleeping Mem.
ory.v
Opera House. Monday. Nov 26th
SiiIy Duncan in '.The Fighting Traii'
GRaHa tlat,an sruaaJav Nov o-tb
Corner Grocer"
Majestic. Tuesday. Nov. eth.
VaIeska suratt In "Wtfc No. Two
cpera House. wednesday. Nov. 2sth
;idssine Elliott in aFightino Odds"
Opera House. Friday. Nov. 30th.
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WESTCLIFFE NEWS
twe, Mountain rribunc.)

Mrs. Jas. Hooking OF Pueblo arrived
here on Tuesday evening. She had
been in Canon City whore she attend
cd tho funeral of her nelce and came
on up to attend 10 few business mat.
tcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wolf went down
TO Canon City Sunday TO attend tho
funeral there the following day OF Mrs
Woinr's neicc. Evelyn GARNER
Woody" Higgins drove up from
Canon City Tuesday on brief bust
ness trip.
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STRATHMORE HOTEL STARTS
MEATlESS TUESDAYS

line with al the big hotels of the ma
tion and starting tomorrow each Tu
csday will be regarded as a meatless
day on the hotel menu until the end
of the war. BY meat Is meant beef,
mutton. pork. etc. Fish and chickens
or other quick-growing fowl will be
substituted.
The Strathmore takes the lead
among the, eating places OF the county
in this regard
A wheafless day each week. is also
contemplated for the near future.
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Linen Industry in Egypt.

Egypt WINS the center of the linen
manufacture OF antiquity. The first ai-
fusion 10 this fabric In the Bible ~
when Joseph. promoted 10 the dignity
Of ruler of the innd OF Egypt. was ar
rayed 'in vesturcs OF f,ne linen
Genesis Al :S2
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Attorneys witoher and Stinemeyer
came up from Canon City "Wednesday
and were opposing counsel in the Ia
Wis divorce ease.
Miss Libbie Tacksrt who has been
visiting in Canon City and Pueblo
for some time returned TO ber home In
Querida ON "Wednesday.
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HOOVER WANTS 200 900
COLORADO FAMILIES
TO SAVE FOOD

eve have to find In the United
States. an amount OF food stuff for ex-
i,o;. during the next year. two or
three times more than We ever
dreamed of exporting from this coun-
try. and we must find it in such a
manner as not to injure our current
supply"
1T appears TO us that no right mind
ed man in this community wants ex-
ira profit from the war. II he does he
should be branded with the brand OF
Judas for selling the blood of our sons
for profit
Eat plenty wisely = without
waste"
The Individual program. this or its
equivalent;
"One wheatless meal daily.
Two meatless meals daily.
And cut down "a third OF an ounce
OF butter day"
This is campaign for Food Econ
omy--to carry on the war and to
serve humanity"
TO save food-not pennies.
To nse food-not to go without.
To set free what Europe wants by
using what Europe can't"
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FOOD YOU SAVE
WILL WIN BATTLES

Colorado bias done her share in
every appeal made by the government.
She answered the call and sent more
than her quota of men to the regular
army. navy. marines. officers training
ramps. NATIONAL guard and national
selectire army. She oversubscribed
her share OF the Red Cross fund and
the Liberty Loan Bonds.
We have sent our boys to France
to fight side by side with our allies.
Are we going to feed them and their
comrades fighting the battle OF De
mocEacy9
Our Nation and our Allies are con
tTonted with food situation OF such
grave menace that its solution re-
auires the cooperation of every Amer
lean home The needs OF our Allies
and Of the soldiers we send across
the sen cannot be met unless there
src tremendous Increases In our ex-
ports x'heet. meat. sugar and similar
products. Increased demands present
problem that cannot be met unless
In our homes such substitutions in
the customary diet are made as Will
conserve our wheat and meat supply
In order to bring to the people of
the country "a realization OF the grav-
ny of the situation. pledge card CAM
paign. national in it's scope, will be
ruade during the week of October 2Sih
10 November 4th. During that period
an effort will he made 10 pledge as
many as possible of the 30 1000 900
families 20 cooperate with the United
States Food Administration In a pol
icy calculated to increase our whent
and meat reserves by means of a
larger use os corn, vegetables and
other products. The success Of the
propaganda depends upon the force of
the educational drive made.
Save the food and help the fighter
fight. Eat plenty. wisely and without
waste. Use Substitutes for wheat and
help win the war Fat is fuel for
fighters save It.
Eat wisely and keep the wolf from
ire door Of the world Feed our
children! Use less cream 80 that they
r,ay have whole milk Eat at leas,
one whcatless zeal day. Eat at
least ono mcnt:ess meal day.