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CHAPTER XIV.

Each day In the Argonne levied its
toll of victims, sometimes mahy, some
times only few. It is only natural
that the morale OF the soldiers should
not be at It's best under these circum-
stances. With the same indifference
that the men had once gone to their
work to support their wives and chill
dren they now went into action. This
business Of killing had become daily
routine. Whenever we discussed our
situation, the crown prince and the
commander OF the Sixteenth army
corps Lieutenant General Won Mudra,
Jared worst.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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American Ship
building Bill
(By the United Press. }

Washington, May S,-The Ameri-
can shipbuilding bill for the fiscal
year 191s-1919, will be two billion,
two hundred and twenty-three million
eight hundred and fifty-fve thousand
dollars, Chairman Hurley, Of the ship
ping board, informed the House APP
propriations Committee.
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cosydos En4O4 Ere Rel,y
Continued from Yesterday

soon grew accustomed to this, despite
the fact that soldiers Of other detach-
ments were killed or wounded daily.
Once or twice during this noon bonn
bardment shrapnel shell fell into our
room and burst without doing much
damage. The room would be filled
with dust and smoke, yet no one would
think of leaving. This firing was re-
peated daily with ever-increasing vic
lence.
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PLANTS: Potato, Nancy Hall and
Porto Rico. Tomato Plants, all lead
ing varieties, three dollars per thous-
and, 10000 and over two seventy
five. Egg, Pepper, and Cabbage
Plants. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Enterprise Company, Inc. Sumter,
5. c. d-w-tf
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FOR SALE! FOR sALEl

FOR SALE! FOR sALEl
Used Cars At Bargainst If Sold AT
Once.
One 7-passenger Studebaker.
One 5-passenger Overland.
One 2-passenger Overland.
/ 5-pessenger Maxwell.
One 2-passenger Ford.
! also have the famous line Of Hud-
son, Hupmobile and Maxwell cars.
Have samples Of these cars in stock
to show you, so don't hesitate to cali
on me at City Garage. New phone
81 at Garage, new phone 2O62 at
residence. cLoYD F. PARMAN.
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CHAPTER XIV.

The entire forest of Argonne was
blown to pieces when we arrived.
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For sale at bargain---One Soda
Fountain. Will install same-cash
or terms. Address Soda Fountain,
care Of Greeneville Sun.
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Extra fine Potato Slips COO per
100. Fine late and early Cabbage,
35c per 100. Rhea Floral Company,
Greeneville, Tenn. Prompt attention
to mail and phone orders. d6t-Wi
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REWARD-A reward Of So will be
paid for the arrest of party who
stole the Paramount automobile
tire, bulldog grip, from car in F.
A. Vann's yard. T. c. Vann.
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Our Cheap Column

A Little Advertisement in this Column
Will Bring Quick Results---Ono
Cent a Word.
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A. II. DAVIS BUILDING HOME.

A. II, Davis is having new 5.room
cottage OF attractive design. erected
n, 133 Greenwood avenue which he
Will occupy as a home on it's compile
ton. about the first of September.
The work Is being done under the sup.
erin,endence of Harry Barr Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis have lived in the same
properly continuously for IS years
and deciding that the old house was
no longer adapted to their needs. de
cided to build a new one. Mr.. Davis
came to Canon City from Buffalo, N.
Y. in 1875. to take charge of shoe
factory that was being conducted at
the penitentiary at that time. AT the
end OF three years and 2 months. the
factory was moved TO Denver and Mr.
Davis severed his connection with II
and went into business here for him
self. Al one time the factory worked
1875 prisoners. II will be 20 years
next November since Mr. Davis. be-
came a resident Of Canon City.
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Or. w. T. LITTLE IN THE
MILITARY SERVICE.

Dr. W. T. Little le!, here last sstur-
day for New Haven. Conn. in re-
sponse TO orders from the war depart
ncnt at Washington, with instructions
TO repor, to the commanding officer
OF the army there. on Tuesday OF this
week, Tor assignment TO military ser
vice. Dr. Little viii enter the army
with the rank OF captain aud his du-
Ties win be In connection with the
medical corps under the surgeon gen.
erals department. He will probably
be assigned 10 the tuberculosis diyis-
ion of which Col Brunn is the head.
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Sugar City Boys
Having Fine Trip

AR. p. V. Barth. formerly OF Cen
trai Dept Chicago Y, ~. C. a. but
now cashier of the State. Bank a, Sug-
ar City. is in Canon City today with a
bunch OF Cadets known as Sugar City
Cadets.
Mr.. Barth and his csdets are trav-
cling over the country on an s-slsy
hike In large covered truck, camp
ing out at night and seeing the
sights by day They visited the
top OF the Royal Gorge yesterday and
were invited TO swim and bath at
the local i. NJ. c. A. which the boys
enjoyed very much. Part OF the com
pany also visited the State pen. In
the morning.
Mr.. Barth and his boys are very in
terestiug and polite and Canon city Is
glad to welcome such a. fine bunch of
young fellows and show .thcm such
fun. and sights as Canon City affords.
Although Mr.. Barth is busy bank
cashier. he IS taking time TO interest
and help entertain the boys The
boys are certainly apprecintive. too.
OF Mr.. Rarth's interest for he Is and
has. for past two years. financed this
organization. going into his own
purse to see II thru. Mr. BaIth is as
sisted by Scout Master. In the
training OF the scouts.
Owing to the interest and ability OF
Mr.. Barh. in this work in his city.
there is soon TO be branch Y. NJ c.
a. formed and the work in that city
carried on more extensively
Sugar City Is fortunate in having
such business man as Mr.. Barth. for
as things look now. upon such men
will soon fall a great deal OF the re-
sponsibiiity and care OF the home Y.
NJ. c. a. work IL this war continues.
The party will leave this afternoon
for Colorado Springs and Denver.
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WESTCLEFE NEWS
(Wet Mountain, Tfibune)

E. Fl. Stipemeyer was up from can
on City last week. looking after legal
matters and mountain- trout. Mr..
Stinemeyer came up from Canon
again on Wednesday and With the
Back boys is visiting Sand Greek lake
and endeayoring to lure the big
speckled beauties from the giistening
waters
Master George L. and Miss Pauline
Beardsley. Miss Kelley. and Mrs. Kei
Thompson motored to Canon City on
Tuesday. ..sf
We acknowledge a pleasant call on
Tuesday from DIR. NJ. M. George who
is stopping at the Pines; also from
W. C. Knowlton. a goitre specialist
Of Canon City. who is. also spending a
vacation at the delightful little re-
scrt
FiIiase Degree dropped down TO
Canon City Tuesday. TO take fall
out of the b. p. o, e goat He re
NAMED for the celebration at Rock
vale.
A daughter was born TO Mr., and
Mrs. Joseph L. Morrison in Canon
City last Friday. All reported get
ting along nicely.
Carl Schlaeppi came UP from Can
on City Monday on visit TO relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs D. Geroux were pas
sengers to Canon city on wednes-
days train.
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Mr.. willard FELTON, who has been
employed in the office of the Arkan-
sas Valley Railway Light and Power
company in Pueblo, for the past four
years. has resigned his position and
arrived here last night for week or
ten days visit with his mother. Mrs.
w. B. Feotin. SIS Macon avenue. Mr..
FELTON, enlisted in the navy and ex-
pects to leave about the 10th of this
month.
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COMMITTEE RAISES THE
AGE LIMIT.

The executive committee having
charge OF the campaign for the sale
OF chautauqua tickets, held meeting
at Hnery Hutton's Office this after
noon and decided to raise the age linn
1t Of those entitled to purchase chill
dren's tickets up to. and including
persons fourteen years old. As re-
suit of this decision. ticket sellers
arc authorized to sell season tickets
to all such persons for one dollar.
The ticket selling campaign viii ibe.
gin 10 earnest Tuesday morning in Nil
parts of the community.
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News Notes
Wednesday
LITTLE ROCK PEOPLE
VISITING IN CANON.

Mr.. anr Mrs C. voss OF Little Rock.
Ark. arrived here day OF two ago
for a weeks visit in Canon City and
vicinity. Mrs. Yoss was here couple
of years ago with her daughter. Mrs.
Wallace Townsend. of Little Rock and
and received very favorable impress
sion of the community at that time.
1t is her husbands first visit to this
portion of Colorado. Mr.. Voss is the
president of .the:s voss Barbee Manu-
featuring company of Little Rock.
Ark, wholesale .saddlery concern.
TENNIS GAMES PROVING
VERY INTERESTING
TIE Presbyterian and Y. NJ. c. A.
tennis tournament games are showing
up well and are proving very inter
esting to both participants and spec
tators. The group A. games were won
by the Presbyterian church club and
the contest in group B. a victory was
achieved by the Y. NJ. c. A. team.
Group C. is being picked from the
membership of each club and will be-
gin playing the first of next week. No
more matched games will be played
this week, but practice games will be
played every evening on both the
church and Y. courts. s.s+ -
ARE VISITING FRIENDS
IN PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wann of this
city. went to Pueblo the. first of the
week, for short. -'sit with Mr. and
Mrs. j. Will johnson.
RED cLIFFE PEOPLE
VISITING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Thornton of
Red Cliff. Colo, are spending the
week at the Harry Catlin home on
Griffin avenue, South Canon.
ARRIVED HERE THIS AFTERNOON
Lowell Gentry arrived here this aft
ernoon from Red Cliff for few days
visit with his mother and other rel
atives.
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EsrRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom II
may concern that the following de
scribed animal was taken up near
Canon City, Fremont County. Colo.
on or about June 25. to-wit: One old
flea bitten gray horse. weight about
LOO lbs. branded X and IID1y|
Said animal being unknown to TINS
Board. unless claimed by owner on or
before July %. 1918. said estray will
be sold by this Board for the benefit
Of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEc-
TION COMMISSIONERS.
DENVER, COLORADO.
e7.9t
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GEO. n. cRoziER NOW
A LIEUTENANT.

Word has been. received .heies that
George II. Crozier has been commits.
stoned lieutenant In the aviation
service Of the army and been ira ns-
ferred to Camp Bowie at Fort Worth.
Texaa, "A an INSTRUCTOR Lieut.. Gro
zier received scientific trimming for his
work 1T the Massachusetts Institute
Of Technology In Boston, but for some
time past has been taking n post
graduate course OF study pe Mineola,
Long island. N. I. His wife and ram.
lily are making their home with his
parents. Col. and Mrs. Geo. T. Cvozicr
on East Main street In the Four Mile
district.
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Wednesday
MoroRen TO wErMosE
FOR PICNIC.

FOR PICNIC.
A party of 43 motored to Wetmore'
taking with them their dinner. where
they enjoyed a picnic Sunday. The
following families were present: Mr..
and Mrs. T. 8. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Pittman. Mr.. and Mrs. Madse
Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs. o. n. Stehlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Watts. Mr.. and
Mrs. !. L. Hastings. Mr.. J. H..
Rhoades of Texas. Mr.. Rouse and
Mrs. A. A. Rhoades OF California.
Mrs. Stoop of Barney. Ind: Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Stehiin Of Gillespie. III.
NEW FARMER BORN
Mr.. Gale. and Agnes stegale former.
iy Of this city but row of Des Moines.
Ia. are the proud parents of a fine
7-pound baby boy. born to them on
July ). 1913. Daddy says he is raising
some farmer boys and is booking
around for a section OF ground. The
young lad has been named Gerald.
Mr.. eAUsA GONE TO DENVER.
Mr.. I. c.. Sausa left for Denver
Saturday morning TO make his home
with his brother. s. l.. Sausa.
VISITS CANON.
N. c. Steel OF Denver. vice presi-
dent OF the Hitchibgs-van Shaack In
vestment Co.. was here Tuesday on q
combined business and pleasure trip.
He was accompanied by Mrs. Steel
and they are making an auto trip thru
most Of the state.
MoroREo TO wEsTcLiFFE
THIS MORNING.
L. W. Felter and D. W. Ross
motored to Westcliffe this morning
where they will spend the day look
ing after some business matters. They
made the trip by way OF Cotopaxi
and Texas Greek
PROUD PARENTS OF
BABY DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave French OF I1vl
River street are the proud parents
OF a daughter born to them July 5th.
LEFT THIS MORNING
ON FISHING yRiP.'
Roy W. Thompson and son. ac-
compa MED by Harry W. Combs and
two sons, ieft this morning by auto.
for a several days camping and fish
ing outing in the Wet Mountain val
ley. After spending short time at
Brush lake and other fishing resorts
in the vicinity OF Hillside. they viii
try their luck as anglers in the lakes
higher UP in the mountains
PROUD PARENTS OF NEW
DAUGHTER.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McKauehan OF
Guffey. Colo. have a girl. born 10
them at Graves hospital July 4th.
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E. M. Fisher Writes
While on Way to
the Battle Front

e. fs q. "a Fisher. brother of Wafter f.
Fisher. acting secretary OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. and OF Everett FISHER OF the
local postonice service. has written
the following intetestihg letter To-
his mother. Mrs. Ada c. Fisher, 7es
N. Eighth street. while on the was
cover there which we have been per,s
mitted TO publish. Mr.. Fisher. It viii
be remembered. iectared here some
five or six months ago on the WORK
OF the Y NJ. C. A. among the sof
diers in France. He was engaged a.
an educational missionary in Syria. in
1914 and when the tar broke out he
returned To the United States. stops;
ping for number of months In FraH<
to assist in y NJ. c. A. work win
the British troops. After ieayins
Canon City he spent some time In lee
turing in the southern states aud then
went to Camp Funston. Kans.. whers
he volunteered for military service
in the National army. Mr., Fisher
says:
Somewhere on the Atlantic.
June IL. 1918.
Dear Home Folks:
III may seem strange TO write &,
you low. but haven't much to. do,
so will utilize my time in this way.
There is very little to write. Yes
terday ~e saw waves. water and spray
all day. and today the scenery has
been remarkably similar 10 tha; OF
yesterday Some OF the boys are be.
ginning 10 remark that II is even
monotonous can't see why they
think so. for We never see the rame
wave twice. The spell OF the sea has
not yet caught them. and they are
not able TO see beyond the narrow
crowded conditions that NE are un-
der. enclose some literature which
may reach you with some little Ia
formation as 10 how we are travelling.
] learned today that We are Eoinx
third class. had expected It was
sixth or seventh. assure you II was
a relief TO know II was only third
class. You remember made the
trip from Alexandria 10 Genoa third
class the summer of 1915 but that
was no worse than this. We are glad
10 submit; TO 1; as the necessity of the
present exisency and hop. to see sc-
iIoa in time: TO get our part in pres
ent happenings before .hcy run their
course.
Our trip has been very pleasant 20
far. weather has favored us and our
boat is unusually steady We consid.
er ourselves in luck.
$50 far 1t stands alone a. the only
voyage have ever taken on the sea
without feeling sea sick. I shall not
brag much until terra firrna is under
my feet.
Il would like TO see you all tonight.
! am always writing that but not half
as often as think II. no. not a thou
=andth. Cant help but dream OF
day that is coming when We can Wis
II together.
VIII close Lots of love 10 moth
er and all"
Z. NJ. FISHER.
No. s1ssot
Col G. ard Depot Brigade. s. C.
Care Chief Signal onicer.
American Expeditionary Forces.
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HERE From roLHAM, COLO.

Miss Irene Hoicomb OF Tolham.
Colo. is visiting here. at the. home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Threikeld and with
other friends for an indefinite time.
MoToRED TO THE SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Glace. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hendei, uo.ored to the
Springs the third and attended the
races at woodland Park the 4th.
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Saturday

ENJOYER PICNIC AT WEIMOHE.
About 35 people motored to Wet
more taking with them dinner and
supper, where they enjoyed a picnic
Thursday. Those who enjoyed the af
fair were the following families: Joe
Bowler, VIM. Dollar. T. J. Prescott
J. w. Fulham, TT. McInerney. Mr..
Whalen. Mrs. Perry Bower, Miss Ro'
die and S. A. Tyo.
MISS KENT GOES TO CALIFORNIA
Miss Helen Kent will leave on No.
1, Monday for Los Angeles. to spend
the summer and winter with her sis
ter. Mrs. H. f. Holbrook. Her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. e Kent will
leave soon for Chicago where they
will visit relatives before going to
their home on the ST. Lawrence, in
New York.
ARE SPENDING FEW DAYS
IN CANON CITY.
Mrs. Claude Hopkins and Mrs.
Michael Blyth of Santa Barbara.
Calf. both former residents OF Can
on City, are spending few days here
visiting friends and renewing old as
sociations while on their way home
to the Pacific coast from a visit in
Denver
BROTHERS OPERATED ON.
Robert and Frank Yard. youngest
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Yard.
were operated on last week at the
Graves hospital for the removal of
adenoids and tonsils. both are getting
along nicely.
VISITING IN CANON.
Miss Madeleine Deniston OF Con-
crete. is spending the week in Canon.
at the homes Of her cousins. Alice
Oates and Melvin Robert and Frank
Yard.
ENJOYED PICNIC At
THREE MILE SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Towns. Cleo
Combs and family of Florence and
Mr. and Mrs. W.. A. Mollett enjoyed
a Fourth of July picnic at Three Mile
Springs Thursday.
INSTALLING NEW AIR SHAFT.
In keeping with his past efforts to
give the patrons Of the Jones Theatre
the best OF everything. Mr.. Jesse
Jones. the manager. Is having another
large 3O-in. air shaft installed in the
theatre. Just above the balcony.
At TEMPLE CANON.
\ A party of young folks including
Misses Helen Lineer. Edna Turner.
Bernice Turner. Mrs. James Wilson
and Mr.. James Wilson, Glenn Post
and Ross Wilson. spent the Fourth
at Temple canon. Considerable ex-
citement was caused by the killing of
a rattlesnake which was three feet
long and had 13 rattles.
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Friday
JOHN INNING ON VACATION
IN KANSAS. aar


John INNING, assistant manager at
the ]. c. Penney store here. left
Thursday morning by auto for Han
over, Kansas. where he will spend
the next three or four weeks as the
guest of relatives and friends On
his return 10 Canon City he will be
accompanied by Mrs. INNING who has
been visiting in Hanover for the past
month or so.
HAZEL MAY OPERATED ON
FOR APPENDICITIS.
Mrs. Sam McDonal, Mrs Mark
May and Miss Hazel May motored to
Salida Saturday where Miss May was
operated on at DR.. Cochem's hospital
for appendicitis. Word was received
from Salida this morning that she
was getting along nicely and her many
friends here are hoping for her
speedy recovery.
DIR. AND MRS. REITER
ON FISHING TRIP.
DIR. and Mrs Fred Reiter expect to
leave tomorrow morning for lola,
Colo, on a two or three weeks fish
ing trip. They will make the trip in
their car.
MRS. GEO. 3. HAYNER DIED
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Mrs. Les Hayner, wife of George
B. Hayner. died at the family home
on Cottonwood creek at 10 O'Clock
Thursday night. after a,ingering i'll
ness The deceased had been an in
valid for the last three years. She
was aged AZ years and had spent
practically all of her life in Fremont
county. The funeral will take place
from her late home on Cottonwood
creek. Saturday. Burial will be in
the same neighborhood.
TO SPEND DAY IN SPRINGS.
Mr.. Ray w. Jewel of the Colorado
Service Station company. went TO
Colorado Springs for business trip.
SPENT FOURTH IN SPRINGS.
Miss Mae Bower spent the Fourth
of July In Colorado Springs as the
guest of her sister. Miss Helen Bower.
BUYING CANON PROPERTY.
c. H. Clark of Burlington, Colo.
has come to Canon City to make some
good Investments. He has recently
purchased four houses and lots. three
Of them from Jas. Z. Mcclure.
GUEST OF GRANDPARENTS
Master Alfred Threlkeld of Salt
Lake City, arrived here few days
ago for visit of several weeks with
, his grand parents. G. L. Threlkeld.
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MISS MAuRINE HUBBARD
HOME FROM CALIFORNIA.

Miss Helen Maurfne Hubbard.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Hub,
bard. has returned to Canon City from
San Diego. Calf, where she has been
sojourning since last December. On
her way home. Miss Hubbard visited
in Los Angeles. Salt Lake City and
Grand Junction. Her stay on the Pa
cific coast was very pleasant one
in all respects.
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GUESTS OF ROBERT sLyrHE
AND FAMILY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hopkins and
little son Merrnie. motoreG from Me
sta to Canon City and were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Blythe, 11s
Riverside avenue. Sunday.
MoToRED FROM CRIPPLE CREEK.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ranger. Miss
Katherine Hammond. DR.. Burnett and
Paul Hammond motored from Cripple
Creek yesterday and spent a few
hours visiting friends here
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Monday
JUDGE COOPER GOES
TO BUENA VISTA.


afternoon for Buena Vista where he
will preside at the regular summer
term of the Chaffee county district
court, which convened this morning.
Arthur Fredrickson. the official court
stenographer. who spent the week end
in Denver. proceeded to Buena Vista
Sunday night.
MoToRED TO COLORADO
SPRINGS SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Kinney and
family motored to Colorado Springs
Sunday where they spent the day.
Other Canon City people in the
Springs on Sunday included Mr.. and
Mrs. A. S. Lonnacker and party. Mr..
Kinney is the cashier at the Santa Fe
station here.
r. L. WILSON LEFT TODAY
FOR TOPEKA.
r. l.. Wilson, for the last two or
three months telegraph operator at
the local ofYiee OF the Santa Fe Rail-
road company, left today for his old
'1nme at Topeka. Kansas. Mr.. Wilson
is military draft registrant q. To
peka and has been called for army
duty. He will enter the radio branch
of the military service.
WILLARD FELTON, GOING TO
SAN DIEGO.
Willard 3. FELTON,, for the last six
or seven years employed an cleo
trician by the Arkansas Valley Rail-
way. light G Power company. at Pu.
eblo. arrived here last Friday for a
few days visit with his mother. Mrs.
Tillie FELTON,, Of 518 Macon avenue
and other relatives before going to
San Diego. California. to enter the
military service as an electrician. He
will leave for the Pacific coast this
evening or Tuesday under orders to
report to the commanding officer Of
the army at San Diego for assign
ment to duty.
HAVE NEW SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Morrison OF
Westcliffe. have son born to them
at DR.. Graves hospital. July 9Th.