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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01
NEW ASSOCIATION LISTS
400 VOTERS ON ITS ROLL
state Organization .sIror the Common
Good" Making Progress In
Third District.

With the avowed purpose Of promot-
ing constructive and economic govern
mental policies. both national and
state, the Virginia Association for tho
common Good has been organized In
the Third Congressional District with
charter membership of about 400
qualified voters.
Promoters OF the movement propose
through the medium of the association
10 awaken the people Of the Third Con-
Srssionaal District to n deeper inter-
est and participation in the affairs OF
their country by fair and earnest
presentation of the composite views
OF men throughout the State having
vide and varied experience in direct
ing activities upon which the real
prosperity OF the country depends.
The association claims to have no
aiiiiiation with any political party. but
VIII direct its energies to advocating
ana attacking principles and policies
proposed by legislative bodies.
John Kerr Branch is chairman: Will
nam 4. Reed. vice-chairman, and Will
nam Il. Dabney, secretary.
the association is to become iden-
tlnSd with similar organizations i'm
each congreSsio nal district in the State
OF virginia by participating with a
d number of members from the various
dlstricts, which committee shall act as
an advisory committee, each district
seiectins the membership of said com
mittee TO serve as the central commit
tee
Membership OF the association shall
CONSIST or those engaged in nericul-
.uTai' commercial and professional pur-
SUITS ana employees. qualified 10 vote
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01
WAR HISTORY COMMISSION
OF HENRICO COMPLETED
work Of Compiling Data for Preaeryn-
uon In state Archives to
lfEtp at Once.

G, with the appointment OF George
q TT'on.eman, Eev +. Il. Osgood and Mrs
-. asa by Wickham yesterday as mem
ntrs OF the lIenrico County Commits
n.on OF ne War History Com m ssion
90 virginia. the county orsaniza ton
piing the data for preserva ton in
lhs .state archives will begin at once.
appointed yesterday 10 serve with tie
commission. They are:
pirginians of distinguished service
lions and activities section-Franlz
lowers; NirSinia churches in war
time-E. T. Long: Virginia schools and
co1ieSes IN the war-W. l.. Prince: men
IN seryice--W X. H. Shafto; economic
!Ersnditio1s in war time section
ihomas l. Moore: the Red Cross in Vir-
and relief organizations-Mrs. James
Branch Cabell; war letters. diaries and
and post conditions and activitie.,
Jonathan Bryan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01
MAN USES KNIFE ON WOMAN
Warrant Sworn Out for Negro Who i,
Charged With Malicious
WOnudfnr

Mary Leecost, a co!ored girl of PLY
West Moore Street. was dangerously
injured yesterday afternoon in quar-
rel with man. In which She was cut
declared the man who did cutting to be
Jack Johnson, colorcd, of . East Canal
street, and warrant has been sworn
OUT Tor him by the police. The girl was
taken to the Virginia Hospital after
The quarrel and her condition is re-
ported not necessarily fatal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

Gounod's "Goliia' will be sung tomorrow
night Ia s. James Episcopal Church by
~ least forty voices. the regular choir
being augmented by several singers frcin
3ther churches. The solo work will be
done py Mrs. Howard Cook. who Is the
S sss soISist az ST. James this year. az
lyric soprano voice is said To- be cspecinIlv
elective In Gounod's compositions James
ST. James.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01
To Hold Anniversary Service.

Anniversary services Incident 10 the
celebration of the thirticth year of
the existence OF the Colorcd Y. NJ. c. a.
VIII be held tomorrow night at the
Fifth Baptist Church. at Harvic ana
cary streets. Rev. l.. C. Garland, d.
D., pastor of the Second Baptist Church
South Side. will preach the annual
sermon. Music by the choir of the
Firth Baptist Church. Both women and
men invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

Health ,Oncer of Richmond yesterday
been reported to the Health Department.
IL was expected that several additional
b. made The average number of deaths n
month is slightly over 200. ii was learned
There are now twcnty-siX cascs of dph-
iberia and thirty cases OF scarlet fever
paralysis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Championship football game be-
tween RandoIph-Macon md Rich
mond College, boulevard Field, 2.
Meeting of Republican Club, Muir
phys Annex, S:15.
Football game between Gintcr
Park and Barton Heights, Seminary
Field, afternoon.
Strnnd-"The Critical Moment
Lyric-vnudcHtlIe md picture,.
3, .:30, o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

Colonel Henry w Anderson. Richmond
attorney and head OF the Red Cross I-orn-
mission TO Ronmana. landed IN Halifax
Nova Scotia yesterday from tho stca NOR
tapland. lie Is expected to reach New York
this morning and to arrive in Richmond
some time sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

Ensign and Mrs: Paul Jones. assisted nv
Envoy Helma Robertson and Cadet Lyle
vices OF the Salvation Army tomorrow.
her. her VIII be holiness meeting ut II
O'Clock. sunday school at O'clock Chris
tinn praise service at $3.50 and a big Sal
ratlon Army rally at Sis. Open-air meet =
lnEs are held tonight at o'clock at Seventh
ana Broad and tomorrow at 10 O'Clock and
at 1925 ut tho Same place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

William johnson. charged with the theft
on fcwelry valued at $40. was acquitted
Yesterday by jury in Hastings Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

Members of John Marshall High School
chorus VIII SIT on the platform of the City
Auditorium Monday night. when Mctropo-
tan Opera artists sing by special invitation
of the Corlcy Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

Trice Holmes. colorcd was arraiened In
Police Court yesterday on charge OF TAX
i iE SO from T. ". Noble by threat cnii.
the nustinss Cour, grand Jury. On a
charge OF carrying a concealed revolver
Holmes was fined 500 and costs and piaced
under bond of 500 for twelve months
TOT MS GOOD behavior j. b. HOPKINS. col
ored. waived examination and was bound
over 10 tho higher court on charge
case Will appear In the Hastings Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

November. Il was set as the date for
the trial OF Harry +. Sweet yesterday in
husunEs Court postponemont being made
because bee; , Of the ,absenoG OF Attorney Gil
was slated for hearing yesterday on app"aI
from Police Court decision. when Sweet
Public Safety Myers VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01
Phoenix Hosiery for Women

We are just in receipt of limited quantity
of these popular Hose in
Mock seam silk with Isle tops, in black and
Havana brown, S1.35 pair.
Full fashioned silk with Isle tops, in black
and Havana brown, S2.O5 pair
Full fashioned, all silk, in black at 60. en /,
pair.
Full fashioned silk, with French clocks. at
$3.50 pair.
First Floor West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

James Roy. eolored. will be given Il hear
ing today in Police Court on n charge Of
ddn na,M and ieloniously causing the
Of witnesses will hc summoned in , III.
case The trouble in question occurred on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01

G; \. Lambert. of Rural Retreat. was
b Ssrd o named I1rns,a as member OF tho
state sta Hespital at Marion. Va. by Cover.
also named a. g. Btlingsicy OF Fred.
eTicEsburE: 7. X. Arthur. of Bedford: j.
NJ. Lewis; OF Gloucester. and Motley ball.
OF furccilviie. as delegates TO the con.
Tcntion or the Atlantic Decpcr WATERWAYS
ton, s. c. on November TO-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

. In the case OF T. a Cary arains. the
Eorthwestern Mutual Insurance Company
s sI,,w Supreme Court of Appsals yssterday
appealed from the Law and EQUITY C.SMt
OF Richmond and involves litigation over
commissions acIrcCating s1.44SOI which
Mr. Gary claims the Insurance COMPANY
owes him for a policy for $50. 900 which he
SOLD TO Barron q. Collier. OF New York
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Children at play on
the roof garden of
the Veltin School,
New York City.

The Collegiate Hall
of Studies, erected in
1913, of St. Eliza
beth S College, at Con
vent, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31

lhe Dictaphone instruction Department is
conducted solely for the purpose of training the
right kind of girls to meet the demand for
D'ctaphone operators. Come to us and we will
give you a thorough course in Dctaphone
Operation without charge
Fhone write or visit the very first thing
Monday morning. Our telephone number is
worth /zoO, and our address is The Dicta-
phone, 280 Broadway.
1t you desire an education in all the com
merclal branches, the following well-known
New York schools give complete Dictaphone
courses IN addition to the regular courses:
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Chapel of the St. Paul's S
School. Garden CITY,
Long Island.

Bclop--C Chapel, library
and three cIubhouses OF
the ational Park Sem
mary, at Forest Glen,
Md.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31

Eastman Games School
Drake Business School
Bronx Business Inst.
Plaza Business School
Birds Business School
Bushwick Business School
Commerce High School
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31
Dictaphone Training Free!

Because of the great demand in New York
among the Eest offices for wc-trained Dicta-
phone Operators, we offer a thorough course
OF instruction in The Dictaphone instruction
Department absolutely free Of charge to bright.
ambitious girls with good knowledge of type
writing.
he D:ctaphone is used for debating and
transcrlbng letters. 1t does not take the average
grl long to learn how to operate it, and Dicta-
phone operating is clean, pleasant, digni6ed,
we'll paid work
thousands of New York girls are employed
as operators, tor it is used in up-to-date and
highly desirable Offices all over town.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-31

TO The right-The artistic
clubhouse and tennis courts Of
the Oaksmerc School for
Girls, at Mamaroncck, N. Y.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
Report of Board of County
Commissioners for Month of May
1919---April Bills Allowed

A.a-r-os a Ta.x.rs--I- Columbia.
Fred u: N,,e-1w- Ii, Hustled: ss1
Mse" Maihef. ss .'s Nm cas%soa ss 'sase sis rrd II
s,sncgsade1 ,ss sa ga; > D. cunninEhaT.
TifS. i.oso huli@P Pi.ss' sss' ,4ss HiseFs Wal,
rss 4 YsIssss nasisa cisa. Issn.ss ..sas sl;
Ss,ss:lssl iSSss ss' sisst 3
ssss Sss Sisss.s ss Fri q ss.is% sissss ss:
:,ss; Jack sisss. iss: ss csiu%Sis.. ssSs.
w-reh.sas-~ a-s r~rvi~~-M,. States
TTsls Tsrs : Tss So. e9 ,, 80 cents; Tsyier q
60. 1870: J. ": Bowdsn,. .sss: Banerefi
slo.ss: Gibson Lumber co. ssI "a:
y Mann Motor CO y cents; Victor Hdw,
Canon CITY. 81: The iss penver 's Steel i's co.
tssSsss George wilson Bdw, Co.
sss srss Masss asSso Go J, y SOL n9sss ass.ss ssl
MEX SO IS: i Hf fi'snsn. an 500 .: s1efo 3 <.
nardins isd@ 20. iisi ii.i. 10 niEas f.nsr
hrr co. sssk.7s. J. u. Adams & Co.
room FrND.
salaries csnsfy Phy.Iriss--Dr. g
-. .SH~p"- 's'. Ut W. - --teph"H-
sas~rtss~saeps cesssy yis-pissi-
w"rk ceusts sesrtssi s~d Pawn
William Giibert. $50: Tom Fenton. $50:
Mrs. Eva conkiin. $3.50; Mrs IL i.
Fisher. $50. q. knowles. 81
Es,e,-s ce..sy H".yis.i s.S Fsr"s
pss~i ssS Fsrm-Hunisr Palmer. 81 30,
6ssn9ss bsIsssr gy pSy s deos. z. e. F,s: ss
s.s.fo: Harding i,dw CO: st,ss; cs.en
rant. stisl. Iorents nitrnan. sssi.si:
Mt States Tel Co. siess: y a. Clark.
sissS: msmsisr rri:, shep; ,a sci SO; ceT. Cor.
store. sicis; Mitchell 4 Ekbcr-.. Al;
Jonss Busy cceernsr. 'iIs.ss: g,s.oa
M~rehspsl-% for rs.r--,i. rabris.o.
30; So, y yss .,s, iaT- Msr ssse MsGssa s;ssa
son 8 TaEssrt. IS: Mitchell a Erb-r..
tss as: Canon Auto Co: 90; Prose.ct
e,sh facas ea isss .sso sos. K VA 5eisr rre-es e:
IS: Joseph verxstti. $40. Colorado SUN
piy. CO. s:e; pius Front Gro. &C. -: -:
vidsna. $40: Colo supply Co. ,,i u
y Lee. 'tssia: Georrr -ssyburn. SIS;
Jon.. B.sy Corner. siees; Salmon
N.r.a.s rss~-Nr.- A. q. Miner. -;
Itiss nessss-Dr. c II. wiikinson.
ass~sr~ee--5-iaye W. Sb. s's: N-s
Nsttis Mcdonald. eis: Mrs. Mary Me-
AL; All. W. Mf' .,o m.,ss rs-s. .!s:
Mrs. Lucy Lee. ss: Mrs.. Mary Ven ness-
"' J. sr.Msx.
County Clerk
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School at Rye
Has Graduation

From Pueblo Chieftain.
The graduation exercises of the
eighth grade of the Rye school were
held at the, church. and an interesting
program was given. The main feature
was the address by c. X. Fletcher
principal of Centennial High School.
Two choruses were rendered by the
Rye school. The Morning Invitation
and "The Old Guard" after which the
class was introduced to Prof. Fletcher
by Mrs. Coleman, the eighth grade
teacher, Prof. Fletcher presenting the
diplomas. The class left as a gift
to the school set of books and sub
scription for a magazine. The class
roll is as follows: Mildred Mere
dith, valedictarian; John Medill.
Henry Ewygart, Gerald Garman.
Mrs. Coleman was formerly Miss
Blanche Hall Of this city. daughter
of Mrs. Arch Hall.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
SOME MAGNIFICENT
SCENIC pHorocRAvuBgs

There 10 on exhibition at the office
OF the secretary Of the CHAMBER OF
Commerce three magnificent pictures
Of Canon City scenery, 30xt0 inches
inside their framing borders. which
are shortly TO be sent to Congress-
man Guy U. Hardy at Washington.
d. c.. to be hung in his Office for the
purpose OF advertising the natural at
fractions OF this locality. These pic
lures are the work OF the Photocraft
shop at Colorado SPRINGS. and arc
very attractive specimens OF their
kind. They are. in reality. enlarged
photographs. rather t:ssn photogra-
vuers. One Of them shows the Sky
line drive and the other two are views
Of the Royal Gorge. one Of them show
ing II from the bottom and she other
looking into II from the top. Next
year the Chamber Of Commerce hopes
to be able TO have produced number
OF replicas OF these pictures for the
purpose Of displaying them In the
railroad stations and hotel lobbies Of
Chicago. Kansas City and Denver. /.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
Speed Limit in
Phantom Canon

The Chamber of Commerce has re-
quested the county commissioners of
Fremont and Teller counties to at
once erect large sign boards on the
Phantom canon highway fixing the
speed limit of IS miles an hour. 1t
is understood this proposition meets
with the hearty approval Of the COM
missioners and all violations will be
vigorously prosecuted. While the
state law does not, fix. speed iimits-
nevertheless persons may be prose
cuted for reckless driving, and this
rule is to be enforced. This is one
of the scenic attractions in America
and the various chamber Of commerce
and county commissioners are deter
mined to see that the public is pro
tected against the speed demons. 1t
is understood that this highway will
be patrolied at once by deputy sherins
from each end and any one violating
the speed limit will be arrested and
prosecuted. regardless OF whom II may
be. The road is not dangerous to
those WHO use ordinary care IN driv-
ing. but speed demons and reckless
drivers can soon make II SO.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
. a - Dbl
p..,.,A. n The Kind yOs Haze AiwaFs Bought
's.:''' e &1h4zSZx
Canon Rubber Co.
Gets Big Agency

The Canon Rubber Company mas Sc
cured the jobbers and retail agency
for Republic tires for Fremont and
Custer counties. This will mean that
this company will be able to sell Re
public tires as low as they can be
bought anywhere, and the large stock
which they will necessarily carry will
make 1t possible to procure any size or
any kind which the Republic company
manufactures.
Glenn Wilkerson. OF the Canon Rub
ber Company. said this morning: I'VE
feel very fortunate in getting this
agency because Republic tires are
time-tried and test-proven, and We can
back them because Of their reliability.
We know they are good and are not
q bit afraid to boost them to the limit.
because We know they will stand mp to
the limit
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
sHERIrrs SALE.

state of csiorado.)
county of Fremont,
rhss ia ?os, s'['s! cossy sssy' Ss,iss., Ss ssss
The Ohio Cattle and Inves,m.nil
6oaPns.yy;, 66oTPssny;, and t A. Mii,er.l
..on ny issued Ss oSs 81 Of % ;ss cl.rss Il & ofiss Of
ss sna csar ssss. % of s,s
the 10th day Of May. A. ID. 1913. In the
sexe sneS q. sssi md Of *.
rsde. 70 make the sum Of Four Thou
Dollars ts.;7!D damsses. tosessess
sens Per sRnum Apr fnGT ss r. asi 1915
sosni,ns Si,.Ssys S.as AZ Ds',s.. n. ess;i sS
lands ana tenemepts. good. and chat
said 10Th day OF Mav. X. p. 1918. Iev,,
upon az the right. title and ~ interest e ,,9i 81
sns shs ss,S aasnaae, mss on anS
following described real estate. situate
ana ana STATE s OF = colorado. % and n now stand.
ing OF record in the office Of the coun.
county. % coiorade, @ % in the he name nam of said
defendant. The Ohio Cattle and Invest
ment Company, to-wu:
iy-iwo Iaal; and the southwesi GUAR
e the of seet,os narfsr as "
e2s) a md the Northwest Quarter OF the
ss sss sna S%rr,sr sse q Ease saif
ana the southwest opertsr Of ,he
Sos'hsns' snS shs Sorshsest Snfssr Quarter of 4.
s'seefs q seesicn Tt Twensy.sevsn @ en- ss55. ali d
Fsns: Rwelyssy wsr'ysetes East the sGEss
Mexico meridian. upon which lands
the said Judgment Srediter . had ,., &C,
son son Of having theretofore on May 18th,
.stsy 81 d % q 81 se sS
the onice OF the County Clerk Of said
county: and this levy was made In fur
"sH5 NoW. ThEhEFoRE. Fl Eisf J. w. H.. New
comb. sheriff Of said County OF Ere.
sssnrdsy. T % the i'm day Of June. x. b.
o'clock in the forenoon. Of said day and
8 ,ns he 'sSss c'sx aSD q csnon Sisy i Yd ::Yd
!:de osr fos Ss, ,ss :pc Ia ssi lat e aa.r pssa,S
Inherent OF the said defendants. The
cn9 eSs c.ss = s fnS .nd y ssh 81
tsts. 80 levied upon - ,sforsssid. in
e ss'S noes sda sssFsof - shsii 3 nscss:ssy
g ,s ssy sss ssss soss se.ss
ne sSsfs s.& sss e ~ iss sss
Is;;s;'sf e ,s;s ;''sSss:a':::'s:s " $751;.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

Mr.. Provinces class of young men of
the Methodist church entertained Mrs
Frank Homan's class OF young ladies
at a beef steak fry ON the tunnel drive
last night. After the picnic dinner.
games were played and a royal good
time enjoyed by all.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
STOMACH TaoueLe

Cured by new method; home treat
ment. engagements made by appoint
ment. NJ. A. France. 203 North Fiji
teenth street. p6t
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

The junior class of North Canon
High School enjoyed dance Satur-
day night at Smiths hall The hall
was prettily decorated in class col
ors, silver and blue. Music was fur
nished by Balman's orchestra.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

The Nonac group of Camp Fire girls
met at the home OF Miss Gladys Friar
on North Sixth street Thursday eve
ming. Plans were made for camp
ing trip soon after the close of the
school to the Wetmore valley.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
CANON CITY people
At FOWLER THIS WEEK

A number Of Canon City people left
here by automobile on Tuesday for
Fowler TO attend the district conven
tion Of the Christian church Of South
ern Colorado. Among those In alton.
dance At the convention Are Rev.. and
Mrs. F. d. Haughey, Mr. and Mrs. J d.
B1uer. Mr. and Mrs. r G. Hardy, Rev.
8. T Burgsss. Ars H. Horney. Mrs.
q. A. Favworfh and Mrs. C. g.. Haw-
~. Jhe ssssions viii last until Fri
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hardin of Colorado
Springs and Mr.. Mcfarland were. s
O'Clock dinner guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Plummer on Rudd
avenue Wednesday evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
BLACK pEecHeRoN STALLION

(Imported) No. s23ss. Stocky build.
Weight 2.150. Pedigree shown on ap-
pIication. Will finish season at my
barn. miles north Of town at the
end Of Ninth street. one block east.
and Saturdays. at Reeves barn. West
Main street. c. M. Spence. wp2t
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

One of the most delightful social
events which has taken place this
season in the North Canon High
School. was held last evening when
the junior class entertained the senior
class at a banquet at the Hotel Canon.
There were "a present. including the
members of the school board md fac
ut,. The dii.'nr room and table,
were beautifully decorated in the
c'ass flowers and color scheme of the
two classes The Junior colors are
blue and silver with the white rose as
class flower. The senior colors are
gold and old rose with sweet peas as
class flower. Yellow and blue birds
hung from the ceiling filttering above
the table. Prof. Graves was Soast-
master OF the evening. There was a
very interesting program. one of the
main features was 1919 Follies. which
consisted of II Junior bows dressed as
cabaret dancers. who sang and told
jokes on the seniors and members of
the faculty. After the banquet all en-
joyed the pictures at the Jones Thea
| ter The evening was much enjoved
by all present and one not soon to be
/ forgotten.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

Harry F. Bowen. The decorations
were -lilacs. bridal. wreath and yellow
tulips. As each guest came in leaf
from tree or pant was given to
them and they were requested to
guess the name. Mrs. Ball of Flor
ence was the most successful and re-
ceived bouquet OF tulips. A dainty
luncheon consisting of fruit salad. hot
biscuits. grape ice. cake and coffee
was served at small tables decorated
with mountain .anemoe. The happy
evening closed with a sewing contest,
each guest was given piece Of cloth
and colored thread and told to EN-
broider their favorite flower. Mrs.
McKissick received a bouquet Of yel-
low tulips as reward for her work.
The following mothers were present:
Mesdames Horney. McKissick. Hen
derson, Williams. Nesbit. Woodford.
Wood. Bachelor. Thomas. Ball Of
Florence and also two visiting p. E.
%. members. Mrs. Hampshire. Chap
ter X. Manitou. Colo. and Mrs. En-
mer, Chapter 81. Cincinnati. Ia
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

Mrs. Fred Booking of wheatland,
wyo.. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Wilson were dinner guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Plummer last
night.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

Mrs. NJ. E. Logan entertained the
teachers of the Alcott school last
night at theater party at the Jones.
After the show all went to Otis where
they were served with dainty refresh.
ments. The tables were very pretty
with decorations of pansies.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22
MONEY TO LOAN

The Fremont Building and LOAF
Association makes loans on homes
and nearby real estate ON very excel
lent terms. You pay on the loan like
paying rent For particulars see
1s6ptf. GUY q. HARDY. Treas
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

David Ksith ef Wainat slrsst I.iuoean
Park. bed ~. ton1iln po1novod 4 N.
osaysS ~ s.e1rla I =
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

FOR SALE-Brand new. walnut case
player piano. with music. at bar
gain. See Mr.. Zimmerman, at Hun
ter Palmer's. 11S-tf