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their capacity. At the present time
there is string Of refrigerator cars
ON the old Coal Greek switch extend
ing for two miles and numbering 2o9
There are also over 100 stock cars in
different Florence yards. The com
pany has no use for these cars at this
particular time and they will probably
remain here Until needed. Florence
Citizen.
sERcT. LOUIS r. LEAF
VISITS CANON CITY
First Sergt. Louis II. Lear arrived
here FROM Camp Funston lass Saturday
night on short furlough to visit his
mother and look after his business ar
fairs as a member of the Dun-Lear
Dry Goods Company He expects to
be ordered shortly to an officers train
ing school, either at Camp Pike. Ark.
or to Camp Fremont, Cal, to try for a
lieutenantcy. He says the Spanish In
fuenza has practically disappeared
from the men at Camp Funston. Sergt.
Lear spent few days with his wife
and family at St. Louis last week. He
viii leave here tonight for Camp
Funston to rejoin his command.
ARE BOTH GETTING
ALONG NICELY
Mrs S. S. Mccoy and her daughter.
Miss Cora Mccoy. both of whom are
patients at the Graves hospital. being
treated for the influenza. are getting
along nicely Their convaiescence
is gratifying to their friends ard their
recovery in short time is confidently
anticipated
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FRUI[QEREA AND
8 FOURMI[E' nj: NEWS iIi

Mr.. and Mrs John Mink OF Reyno d.
avenue are the prord pa ents OF a
baby daughter
4 E H. Pittnan and John Cooper were
visitors at Ta'iahassee Saturday.
Carl Kate and Kelly lett Thursday
for their homes in Fayetteville, Ark
Mr. Kelly was called by the draft t.
leave November IL He was employed
at the Rockafeliow ranch in East
Canon
j. s. Miller of Wilson Creek made
a business "Trip to East Canon Thurs
day
Bruce Ward, who al present is in
Detroit. Mich. is called to entrain No
vember H. He will come to Canon
City to visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
t. s Ward of Rhoades avenue, before
going to the training camp.
Mrs. NJ. Madsen received a letter
from her brother. Frank S. Webb. who
is at present employed at the munitiop
factory n Nitro. W. Va, saying he
likes it fine and that everything is IN
full swing There are 2.20o men en-
ployed now. and they need hundreds
more. and anyone can make good and
also serve Uncle Sam too, and tha,
the boys are provided for in the very
best way g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ketchum of Kansas
City. Mo, have purchased the Trey
more ranch on Four-Mile, and took
possession Friday.
Elmer Ahart of Tallahassee made a
business "trip to Canon City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Boysen were the
dinner guests at the Madsen home
Sunday
Mrs. Leslie Theyer of Boulder was
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George New
ell. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Rhoades of Del
hart, Tex. arrived Saturday to spend
few weeks with the lai;er's sister.
Mrs. T. r. Pittman.
Mrs. Mickle of South Reynolds ave-
uue has gone to Chandler to spend the
winter with her daughter. Mrs. Nor
man Godding
p NJ. TuttIe of South Reynolds ave-
nue. has Installed new grist mill. and
the work Is perfect
Mrs f. T. Lambuth ard little daugh-
ter Clara have returned from visit
in the east.
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Saturday
SALE OF CITY PROPERTY.

c. II. shirley has just sold n prop.
city he formerly occupied. being a
fiverooin modern hoase. at 1908 Harri-
ron nvenue. 10 william w. Warden
who viii soon occupy the place as
home The T. A Haynes Realty
Company brought the buyer and seller
together.
DIED THIS MORNING
FROM INFLUENZA
Christopher ochova died at his home
32i College avenue, this morning from
the Spanish influenza. The deceased
was "a years OF age and was a Colo
radoan by birth. although Of Mexican
purensase The deceased WAS un.
married and there is left to mourn his
death a mother ard three sisters No
urransements for the funeral have
been announced
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REV. sPERRv APPOINTED
CHAPLAIN OF THE PEN

Col. w. Z. Spencer. late chairman of
the Democratic central committee OF
Fremont county, received letter
from Gov. Gunter this afternoon in.
fohming him that Rev. s II. Sperry
OF this city bad been appointed chap
lain of the Colorado state penitentiary
The announcement of Rev. Sperry's
selection for this position viii be very
gratifying To his friends. and they are
confident that he viii make good" by
meeting the responsibilities of the
place in an efficient. praiscworthy
manner.
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ROCKvALE NEWS
BY Roy Everly.

John Jsnovifch died Sunday of pneu-
monia contracted from influenza. He
died at the y. NJ c. A. hospital.
Mrs. Mary Ann Israel. one of the
nurses at the Y. NJ. c. A. who has
been i'll with the influenza. has re-
covered from the same and is gaining
rapidly.
Mrs. George Johnson is reported
much better after having pneumonia
She IS one OF the community nurses.
E II steinmeyer and Chief of Po-
lice Sinner of Canon City We're in
town on business Monday.
No more new cases of influenza have
been reported Only four deaths out
OF 40 cases.
+. a. Moore. editor OF The Paradox.
was in town Tuesday.
David J. Watkins of the United
States navy. Mare Island, is here Wis
iting his father. James l. Watkins and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Newoomb have
recovered from the Influenza and are
convalsscent.
Edward Agard. Mrs. Charles W.
Nash. Mrs, Louis l.. Job were judges
and Mrs Arthur Goodhead and Miss
Mary Price were clerks of election in
Ward No, e5. while Theodore Cham
pion. James Williams were judges and
Mrs. Fred Dyer and Miss Mabel Kitto
were clerks of election in Ward
No. &c.
George Smith is now quarantine
marshal
Jonathan Baumbury of the county
farm was in town Tuesday: also Nc
Ginty. whose name is James Herse-
field. snd voted in their respective To-
calities.
According to reports. school will!
open Monday. 1t seems as though
Or. Williams. through his faithful
duty. can be given great praise for
the checking OF the epidemic in and
about this community.
Miss Hannah Morris OF Williams
burg is on nurse duty at the s.-s: c.
A. hospital here.
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a SON AND THaEE
cRANpSoNs IN ARMY

Mrs. Anrelire Nov OF us River
street. received word this morning
that her grandson. Leonard Gilman OF
Kansas City. Mo-. had enlisted in the
tank corps of the army and was sta
toned Mt Gettysburg. Pa. Mrs. Nov
has one son and three rrandsons in
the military and naval service of the
United States. They are Ensign l.. n.
Now of San Francisco; Tommy Noble
Of Hillside. who goes to an army train.
Ing camp ON November 10. and Leon
ard Gilman Of Kansas City. ail of
whom were born and raised in Ere.
mont county
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Are Engaged in a
Great Public Service

Would you care II YOU were on a
mission for your country; giving your
time. probably your life. and leaving
all that was worth while and dear TO
you 10 do svoluntcer service for your
country ! say would you care II no
one thought of yous Ny friends. our
soldier bcSs have gone on mission
for - Il nShsIng our battles sover
there.'
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however. to be able 70 get oul on eiec.
tion day and cast his vote.
PAUL ROSS ARH,vEs
SAFELY OVERSEAS
A letter wac received today from
Paul W. Ross. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Eloss. COS wood,awE avenue. that
be had arrived safely in France octo-
ber 6.
Il. 3. SMITH ENRolLs FOR
AUTO MECHANICS COURSE
Word has been received here that
II. B. Smith Of this city has enrolled
for complete course IN auto mechan-
les and tractor engineering at school
in Missouri Mr.. Smith win get from
his course practical work and expe-
rIence in welding. vulcanizing. light
ing and starting. which viii no doubt
prove valuable to him as there is a
big demand for this sort of Knowledge
in the branches OF the army snd navy.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR
SALT LAKE CITY
J. IL. Padgett left here Sunday aft
ernoon for his home In Salt Lake City.
He spent several days in Canon City
last week visiting his mother Mrs. A.
S, Sage. and his brother. George Pad
gett, and their families while en- route
from West Virginia, where he had
been for some time previously.
DIED FROM INFLUENZA
LAST SATURDAY
Siste Hannah died af the Graves
hospital last Saturday from the Span
ish influenza The deceased was 2s
years OF age and was the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. james Hannah of Chandler.
He was a coal miner by occupation
and was born at Coal Creek The
funeral will take place at 2 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS FROM
COLORADO SPRINGS SUNDAY
The Misses Helen Bower and Ann
vsrden and Messrs. George Lamphere
and Charles Tucker OF Colorado
Springs. motorcd to Canon City sun
day and spent the day as guests OF
Mrs. Perry Bower and family. During
the afternoon trip to the gorge and
over the sky line drive MAS enjoyed
MRS. VIOLA cHENAULT
DIED THIS MORNING
Mrs Viola chenanii of I'll whippie
avenue. wife OF J.. l.. ChenauIt. stew
ard AT the peniten..ary. died at the
Graves hospital AT 2:45 O'Clock this
morning from complications. OF which
influenza was feature. The de
-----syd was most estiinable woman
and had many friends in this eommu-
nifty. Mrs. Clcnault had lived in
Canon City for nine or 10 years ara
was "a years OF age. She IS survived
by her husband and three children
The latter arc Theodore. aged 10;
Helen. aged $ and u baby son. born on
October "a. No arrangements fpr the
funeral have ses been made public.
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WILL GO TO FRANCE
AS Red CROSS NURSES

Miss Alice Hoover and Mrs. Glen
Gentry of Denver will be among the
1.5oo Red Cross nurses to 20 TO France
early this winter after being success
ful in flu nursing and FIRST aid work
In Denver. Glen Gentry is lieuten-
ant in the Great Likes training camp
and likes the army life very much
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Wednesday
MRS. LESLIE STEVENSON
III WITH INFLUENZA

s-- "sttTf tf<F - GD< -
Mrs. Leslie Stevenson Was taken to
the Graves hospital on Tuesday quite
seriously III in consequence OF an at
tack of the influenza
CLIFFORD GEORGE ILL
WITH PNEUMONIA
Mrs. S. p. George of 731 woodlawn
avenue left on Rio Grande train No. 4
This morning for Lusk. wyo.. where
she was called ON account OF the seri.
GUS illness of her eldest son. Clifford.
who is suffering frort pneumonia re-
suiting from an attack of the Spanish
Influenza
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL
HERE TUESDAY
Jennie Moschetti OF Brookside died
at the Holmes hospital here on Tues
day from pneumonia. following an at
tack of Spanish influenza. The de
ceased was years OF age. The fur
erai viii take place from St Mich
sei's Catholic church on Macon avenue
nj 10 o'clock Thursday morning Burial
win be at Lakeside cemetery.
MRS. ARTHUR WILSON
STRICKEN WITH INFLUENZA
Mrs. Arthur C. Wilson. who wen, to
Cripple Greek few days ago to assist
IN taking care of her hrother-in-law.
Meri Wilson. who is seriously Ill wssi.
pneumonia as the result OF an attack
Of the influenza has herself been
stricken with the prevailing disease
Arthur Wilson and Miss Gardiner OF
the Graves hospital motored to Grip
PIE cnsek on Tuesday and brought the
patient TO Canon City for treatment
First Brake Breakfast Food. ~
cents per pound on sale at Fred
Riedc's. Hoosier Market and the Blue
Frani Grocery Itw-d 80
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FROM INFLueNzA
Monday
HAS sEEM vERv III

ron some TIME
Rev. g. II. spsrry Of 1877 North Sew.
enth street has been quite sick ID con-
sequcnce of ! severe attack OF ium.
ba6o ana complicat lions, whick has
kept him oonaned 10 his home for the
IA 10 49, ~ nere. ~ expects.
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pr. x. c, sapero.

Eye. ear. nose and throat specialist oil
nenver, viii again ~ In Canon City
Saturday, November ~. n the Miller
hotel Consultation and examtnation
q slasses fres.
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Tuesday
HOME FROM A TRIP
THROUGH THE VAIL

VIC. Thomas hla returned 10 Canon
City from an extended trip 10 the vari.
Gus towns in the lower Arkansas val.
ley IN the interest of the United War
Work campaign. OF which he is ore OF
the state directors. He reports good
organization al all points. and the in
dications favorable for the success OF
the coming drive
MRS WHITMAN
SUFFERING FROM RHEUMATISM
Mrs. J. W Whitman has been quite
seriously III for some lime past a.
her home on Barr avenue from sciatic
rheumatism aud other ailments which
have caused considerable uneasiness
on the part OF her relatives and
friends. She Is reported to be slightly
improved during the last day or two
and able to sit up a part Of the time,
euRDcs sHERRiLl SEES
FicHTiNc .ovER THERE
In the course OF recent letter from
Burden Sheriff. TO his mother. Mrs
Myra Sheriff.. he describes his cxpe-
riences In the trenches in Frahce and
hts obscrys{l lbrs.fr from the firing line.
where ne was in the thick OF the
fghting for some time. He has been
recommended for an army commission
and Is now at an officers training
camp studying for lieutenantcy.
MRS. MARspEN TAKEN TO
HOSPITAL WITH PNEUMONIA
Mrs. J. A. Marsden was taken to the
Graves hospital on Monday suffering
from pneumonia. which followed an
attack OF the Spanish innuerxa. Her
son. Alfred Marsden. who came home
recently from Pueblo. Is slowly regain.
ing his accustomed strength after an
attack OF influenza.
FORMER LINCOLN PARK
BOY WOUNDED IN ACTION
Word has been received here from
Corp A. Lee Gaines. a former Lin
con Park boy. who has been In France
since April. 1918. and who hs been on
four different battle fronts. that he
was wounded while in action and is at
present In an American hospital .over
there." In the course Of a letter from
Corp. Gaines since his wound he says:
"oid Fritz ~iii have to run srcas
deal faster and holler great deal
louder before he gets the peace he is
asking for
Can sroRAoE IN
rhg fLoRENcE YARDS
The Denver = Rio 0rande uses the
local switch yards for storage when
the rueblo terminals ass taxed 70
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IS RECOVERING FRoM

4
rs RECOVERING FRoM
THE INFLUENZA
Arthur Seaman. son OF City Clerk
and Mrs. Jonathan Seaman. is convaI-
escing from an attack of the influenza
and a supplementary touch OF pneu-
ors4{E His complete recovery within
Sd f. time is anticipated
GUEST OF MR.. AND MRS.
JONATHAN SEAMAN
Msss Emma Conner of Wichita.
Kan. is spending short time in
Canon City as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jonathan Seaman and family at
us Greenwood avenue. Miss Come.
as visited here several times during
the last few years and has cons.i-
cradle acquaintance in this conmu
nifty.
MRS. IRELAND RETURNS
v FROM COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. w. w. Ireland returned from
Colorado Springs yesterday after a
veek's visit with her husband who is
&lhployed with the Hossei iron Works
there Amer week here s,raightez-
ng up business matters. Mrs ireland
win return to Colorado Springs where
IT. and Mrs. Ireland will make their
bone for the winter.
iosERT KosovicH
DIED THIS MORNING
Robert Kososich died nj bis home
on Elm avenue. Lincoln Park. about
6 o'clock this morning from the intiu-
enza- The deceased was n native OF
Austria and was 2i years OF age. He
Was unmarried and was a coal miner
BY occupation. The funeral arrange.
ments have not yet been made public.
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL
THIS MORNING
billiard Eimorc Arnold OF so2 ussie
avenue. South Canon. died at Graves
hospital nj o'clock this morning fS.s..
pneumonia. following an attack o;
Spanish Influenza. The deceased was
employed al the plant OF The Empire
Zinc Company previous to his late
iiness. He vas married and leaves
widow and family. The date and
lace OF the funeral has no, yet beer
nroupced
JOE xANEziE DIES
From INFLUENZA
Joe yanezsr died at his home in
Prospect Heights at 10 o'clock
"Wednesday morning from the Spanish
insiurnzs- The deceased was an Aus
rian and was 50 years OF axe He
was employed until -ecentiy by the
Empire Zinc comp,sy. The funeral
win take place at o'clock Friday
morning and win be private. Inter
nent win be at Lakeside cemetery
LEFT TO-DAY FOR
mooNAlo. KANSAS
Mrs Herry stamm left this morn.
ing for Mcdonald. Kan, where she
viii Join her husband and where she
ss,pects to make her home. Mr..
Stamm left horc for Mcdonald
couple OF weeks ago to put IN wheat
crop and engage in farming The
Stamm family Is most excellent
ono and viii be greatly missed by
their friends and nelghbors here.
GETTING READY TO
CELEBRATE THE ELECTION
ON Thursday of this week rs liquor
permits were issued from the Office OF
the county clerk hore. This is by far
tae greatest number of such permits
that his been applied for In this county
since statewide prohibition went into
eject.
Saturday
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BLUE FRONT
Grocery
~cIeanest Store IN IlTown,,

snest store IN Town
We grow by helping others.
We aim to sell nothing without
small profit A few leaders
mean less than close prices ON
all goods in the store.
Our prices are regular-no
specials for a day or two only.
Corn. Or. corn and chop. per
cwt- --------1----zS3.45
Meal. 25ib. sf.5o 1oIb CSC
Corn Flour. a nj TIC
Inside Rounds Ch., Beef, per ID
Troco and Swift's Oieo. ID -4oc
A l Sweet Butter. guaranteed
58c
carnpbells and Van Camps soups
or--------~------
Dyers No. 8 Triple A Pork and
beans
Nemaha Valley No. 2 Sugar Corn
------------------
Tall Patrol Salmon- zoe
My Wife's" Maple and Cane
Syrup, l
Post Toasties. large size2oc
Shredded Wheat Biscuit--15c
We have grown into a real
grocery store. Get our quality
and prices.
722 Main St Phone Canon ESQ
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Sell that old piece or furniture. \
Record Classified ad win do 1T
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; ARTHUR WILSON
STRICKEN WITH I'M

First Brake Breakfast Food. 7x
cents per pound. on sale at Fred
Riedc's. Hoosier Market and the Blue
Frani Grocery. Itw-d 7-9
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rooNALo. KANSAS
sE ING HGNpf TO
CELEBRATE THE ELECTION

ON Thursday of this week rs liquor
permits were issued from the Office OF
the county clerk horc. This is by far
tae greatest number OF such permits
that his been applied for In this county
since statewide prohibition went into
eifect.
Evening journal., 1918-10-10
JUVENILE COURT WORK.

There were but few cases before
Judge Prickett in Juvenile court yes
terday afternoon.
Three boys were arraigned on a dis
orderly conduct charge. As one of the
Offenders was sick the charge against
him was continued for two weeks. The
other two were placed on probation un-
til October % Their conduct will be
noted and disposition made on the
merits OF the defendants actions.
The charge against a i3-year-old lad
Of being a dependent was retired. lie
was charged last week with being a
runaway, but it was shown he came
here from the South with his uncle.
The boy and uncle were placed on pro
batiOn last week, but they failed 10
appear in court yesterday. 10 was
learned at the mans boarding house
last week, that he took the boy and
decamped.
A i3-year-cld girl, charged with as
sault and battery, was placed or pro-
baton.
Three boys were released from pro
baton. Two cases were retired, as the
boys were taken out Of the city by
their parents. Another case was dis
missed, as the boy has Joined the army
There were eleven visits made TO chill
dren who had been placed in the coun-
try. These were reported TO the court
and each was approved.
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(By Newspaper Enterprise ASSN
WASHINGTON, Oct. i0.-As Papa
Joffre believes in the French poilu and
Lloyd-George in the British Tommy
SO does General Peyton C. March
American chief of staff, whoIe-sOuledly
believe in the Yankee doughboy.
One day he said: TOO much cannot
be said in praise Of our men. | know
them, have fought beside them. They
are splendid"
Another day, glowing with delight IN
the expert manner in which our army
had wiped out he ST. Milhiel Salient
he said slangily and 10 the point:
"The American soldier is hot stun.
I accompanied a distinguished French
newspaper man to one Of NIarch's con-
ferences with the newspapermen. lie
represents a Partisan paper with a cir
culation Of over 100000 lie was over
here to get flrst-hand impressions Of
our democracy in wartime.
Promptly at ii.30 he saw tall
straight, soldierly-looking, khaki-clat
figure enter the room. The man with
the four stars on his shoulders prob
ably looked TO the Partisan like cross
between an American college professor
and French artillery officer. Without
any waste 'of time, he plunged into a
discussion Of the military situation on
the various fronts. explaining things
with extraordinary frankness. Then he
answered questions that had been sub
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NEWS HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
Old Town Needs $251, 800
More to Complete Liberty
Loan Quota
BETHLEHEM co.
NEEDS WORKERS
speelal t6 The Evenlng journal.

/ Special to The Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Del, oct 10Th
Fourth Liberty Loan committee Of thi
city is working under a serious hand
leap due TO the Spanish influenza. Johl
p. Murphy, an active member and cap
tain Of one OF the committees, has beer
attacked with the disease and his lOs'
as salesman will be keenly felt by th'
committee. Despite this fact, the com
mittee will continue with determine
/ ton TO sell bonds. Henry p. Scott
chairman Of the New Castle County
/ Liberty Loan Committee, has sent a let
| ter OF encouragement to every member
Of every committee and subcommittee
in which he urges them to double their
present efforts not only in securing
subscriptions, but subscribing more
liberally themselves. The final reports
for the last three days have been as
follows:
Women's Commiitee-October Z, 81
500; October s, S2i,5J0; October 9, ST.
iJO-Total S2i,5OO
Mems COmmittee-October Z, 5000;
October s, s23,75O; October 9, $3.50
Total S32,7OO.
Sub-toial to October :, S29,5OO; sales
Women's Committee. October Z, s. Q,
S2i 500; Sales Mems Committee, October
z, s, ., S32. .70O-TOtal to date, $50. 700.
Quota, $685., $50; subscribed Ss6, 100
Amount to he subscribed, S25i ,96O.
Coleman Hunter, a former resident OF
this city. died at the home Of his sister
in Wilmington. He will be buried Sat
urday morning with funeral services
at the cathedral
John Glease was fined 81 and costs by
Mayor Cavender, last evening.
Johnson Gully was fined 81 and costs
on a charge of disorderly conduct.
The Bethlehem Loading Company
wants more workers to keep the shells
going to Pershing's men and appeals
for help from all Delawareans. The COM
pany is prepared 20 transport from any
town in the State all patriotic citizens
who desire 20 work in this munitiOn
plant, on a special train running be-
tween Harrington, and New Castle, free
OF charge.
The days earnings in the plant FOR
women will be from $500 to $500 day
on a piece rate basis with a minimum
guarantee OF $40.
Men Will make as high as SIS a day
on piece work with a minimum guar
antee Of 1920. a
Archie Jones. No. 92i Young street
has been notified OF the death Of his
brother from influenza at Salisbury,
Nd.
Mrs. Frank Carrow,. and children
Margaret and George, are confined to
their home with influenza.
Mrs. Jermiah Tobin, Of West Fifth
street, who has been very sick, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Israel McEIugh has been called
TO Chester, Pa, to see her sister. Mrs
Nellie Minshall who is critically i'll
with pneumonia.
Joseph Gerneski, who resides in CLARK
street, is suffering with the influenza.