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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-24

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Normal School Auditorium Tuesday Evening o'clock
"TOMMY'S WIFE"
CHARACTERS
Thomas Pittman Carothers, promising portrait
painter,
Rose Carothers his
Dick Grannis Caroters chun, with Allen
Patty Campbell student at the Broadway Dramatic School
Mrs De YorburghSm wealthy society Keems
Sylvia, her daughter
Pierre lie Bouton French
Edith Rose
SYNOPSIS
ACT LIN Carohers studio
ACT. u-Same Afternoon, two weeks
ACT M-Iibrary at Edth's Evening day
PLACE-New York City. February, 1905.
Stage settings furnished by uncy Bros local furniture Dealers
Normal Chapel seog II admission
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July corn ,hs2 7-s.4
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$1,OO6,I2O.77
Comparative Statement Of Deposiit.

Werespectly solicit and invite share Of your patronage
promising IN rern prompt service and courte
ous and honorable treatment. 80. So
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Tuesday
Is CRITICALLY IL AT

is CRITICALLY ILL AT
DAUGHTERS HOME
J. F. Strong. father OF Mrs E. r.
Fulkerson, is critically i'll at the home
of his daughter. 907 South Third
street Mr.. Strong has been in failing
health for some time.
THE STORK is KIND;
FOLKS, IT'S TWINS
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Por.
ter OF Cottonwood avenue. on Tuesday.
April s, twin girls.
SPENT SUNDAY WITH
SISTER IN FLORENCE
Charlie Day spent Sunday in Flor
ence as the guest of his sister, Mrs.
" H. Shumway. and While there made
the acquaintance OF his little nephew.
born about month ago.
ANOTHER CANON CITY BOY
HOME FROM THE ARMY
w. L. Bailey, late member of Head
quarters Company, Thirty-fifth Infan-
try, returned home on Monday from
Camp Travis, San Antonio. Tex, and
is the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Bailey. at the family home
on Logan street, Lincoln Park. He
has bean in the military service since
August. 1918. the most of the time at
Camp Travis, although for short
period he was at Nogales. Ariz. The
Thirty-fifth Regiment, to which young
Bailey belonged. was a part of the
Cactus division.
OVER $500 RAISED m
EASTERN FREMONT
Director Thomas Cavanaugh, who
has charge OF the Salvation Army
drive under the auspices of the Flor
ence lodge OF Elks, reports that the to-
tai donations in Eastern Fremont
county have reached $s00.66. with
Rockvale and Portland yet to hear
from. Coal Creeks donation was
1854 while Chandler raised $50.
RETURNS FROM A
VISIT TO MISSOURI
| F. e. Fitch. formerly OF Leadvflse
and later mining engineer With thu
Ohio Zinc Company Of this city, has
returned from an extended trir
| through Missouri. He says trade CON
ditfons back there are nrst class and
the outlook for winter wheat - the
best It has ever been, with moro acre.
age planted tina never before. nr.
Fitch VII BE- here for , feW Rse1rn,
. 4. d. \" I|
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Cotopaxi Items

A bunch of the young people mo
tored to Howard last Friday evening
to attend dance given at the Howard
hall. All report delightful time.
]. H. Craig came down from his
ranch the first of the week on busi-
ness and to see his daughter Josie. who
is staying in town with her grand
mother, Mrs. L. Fisher, going to
school. Mr.. Craig saws there is still
plenty of snow up north.
Mrs. J. G. Dyer. who has kept a
boarding and rooming house here for
the past rs or 30>years. has gone out
of the business lately. People are
finding 1t difficult problem at pres
ent to find a place TO board and room,
but we hope some one will start up
another boarding and rooming place
soon.
Mrs. Charles Mccoy came down
from their ranch few days ago to see
her three daughters, Ila, Ada and
Belle. who are staying in town going
TO school.
Mrs Fred Brown and little son,
Jimmy. returned to their home in
Leadvil'e Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Dunlap and family
of Howard were visitors at Mr.. and
Mrs. b. S. McCrary's last week.
Mrs. Fred Donaher and two babies
OF Leadville arrived here a few days
sgo for short visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, who live on a
ranch UP north.
A dance was given at the Cotopaxi
Lime Company boarding house last
Saturday night Everybody was In
vited and everybody went All re-
port a dandy time Sandwiches,
pickles and coffee were served for
luncheon.
A great deal of rock is being hauled
from the stone quarry lately for ship
ping.
Charles Parker and wife of Coa.dale
were in Cotopaxi Sunday.
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State News Briefs


Haxtun-A big meeting OF farmers
is scheduled for next Saturday. when
1t is planned to organize farmers
cooperative elevator. There are 800
farmers to be interested in the new
venture. and 100000 worth of grain
may be handled in year. The move
ment is being backed by the Farmers
Union.
Haxtun-A $4,000 deal was closed
today when Roy p. Barkey bought the
Alvershadt property. consisting OF a
tract 100x140 feet. with residence.
carpenter shop and garage. The
land and buildings will be used for a
storage and disp ay station for large
line Of farm traction engines and other
machinery.
Greeley-Infuenza is apparently
breaking out again in the Weld county
towns and farming district north OF
Greeley. Two deaths from "fiu" were
reported at Nnnn and Dover today and
cases are coming In to both the city
and county hospitals. Schools at
Brsgssdale and Purcell are closed be-
cause OF influenza and farm opera
tions and some of the larger dry land
ranches are suspended.
Gu7nison-The anthracite coal mine
at Crested Butte. owned by Litte'i
Bros. of Pueblo. and popularity known
as the Peanut mine, has been pur-
chased by business men OF that city.
represented principally by w. II.
Whalen. c. L. Ross. DR.. W. Rocke-
feller and c. J. Diel. The manage
ment will continue as heretofore I'M
der the direction OF Mr.. Ross. The
Peanut hard coal mine has been a
steady producer for many years now
and is believed to have much coal in
reserve In the 30-inch vein OF best
quality anthracite. During the last
season the output has averaged over
100 tons a day.
Craig-Under the supervision OF
Mrs r. r. Webb. who has been recog-
nized the leader in charity work here.
the young ladies OF Craig have organ
lied Sunshine club for the purpose
OF interesting themselves In any char
table work which may come within
their capabilities Mrs. Webb is also
responsible for the recent organiza-
tion of a Civic Improvement Associa-
tion, and plans are already being per-
fected for small park for children's
playground. Prizes are also to be
awarded for the best kept yards. par-
dens and other projects which will i'm
prove the appearance of the town.
Craig-Indicat'on seem to promise
a greater number OF homeseekers this
spring than in any previous year. and
a large number are already arriving
Available government land lie now
quite a dista tance from the railroad. but
this does rot seem 10 deter tho immi
grants. Thousands OF acres are yet
available as homestends.
Craig-The Rev Horace Mann. who
was a member OF the House In the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth State AS.
scmblies and Republican floor leader
In the latter, has resigned as pastor
Of the local Congregational church
Under his four years pastorate the
church has doubled its membership
twice.
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Supply Company at Ideal.
Mrs. John NJ. Davis is on the sick
list.
william j. Morgan is on the sick
list.
Blossom Griffith OF Canon City has
resumed his duties at the local mine
offiee after prolonged illness OF the
"fu."
Charles Duncan OF Canon City was
In town on business Tuesday.
J. A. johnson was in Canon City
Tuesday.
Mrs. John X. Evans was in Canon
City Monday.
Miss Katherine Kochan visited in
Canon City Monday.
Mrs. wi'Iinm Penny and Mrs. Jess
Penny we're Canon City visitors Mon
day.
Fatty Arbuckle. His Wedding
Night" was shown at the Y. NJ. C. A.
Tuesday night.
John x. Evans is the owner Of
Buick Six.
Ruby Angel was Florence visitor
Tuesday
A representative OF Calumet Baking
Powder was in town on business Tues
day.
Miss Stock left last Monday for her
home in New York city. Miss Marie
Farmer Of Canon City has taken her
place as teacher Of the sixth grade In
the local school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard. who
leave for England soon, won't to Dem
yer to inquire for their passports.
The Continental OIL Company bowl
| ing team will p'ay the Rockvaie "Y~
bowling team at the Y. M. c. A. Thurs.
day evening. Everybody welcome.
Also the starting Of. the "Y' tourna-
ment. 10 men have entered. whcih will
last three weeks. First and second
prizes ara offered to the winners.
| The literary society meets next
Monday evening.
| Mrs. NJ. H. Isarel was In Florence
on business Tuesday,
Miss Katherine Kochsn, after hav-
I Ing hecn confined TO ther home during
scarlet fever Quarantine. has aRain
resumed her duties It tho Y. ~. o. a.
| = Mfs. y. Davis of Coal Creek vls =
CaAoa CITY visitor Hoo1ay.
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Coshi How nv back achesf'

Goshi How my back achesi'
After influenza or colds the kidneys and
bladder are often afected-called @ne-
phritis," or Inflammation Of the kidneysl
This b the rcd-fag Of dangcr-bettcr
kidney disease by obtaining that wonder
ful new discovery Of DR.. Picrce's known ~
"Anuric" (anti-uric), bccause "Anuric'f
cxpels the uric acid poison from the body
and cures those pains, such - backache,
rheumatism in muscles and joints.
Naturally when the kidneys arc do
hanged the blood b filed with poisonous
waste matter, which settles n the feet,
ankles and wrists; or under the eyes in
bae-6ke formations.
Dr.. Pierce's Anuric q many times moro
potent than Gthin and often eliminates
uric acid o. bot tea melts sugar.
ka.sss Guy, He.-"For soma tin,s past have
been suffering With kidney trouble aad also. rhcu-
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Rockvale News
By Roy Everfy.,

There were seventy in attendance ut
the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day school last Sabbath.
John Godfrey OF Tioga was In town
on business Monday. .h
The funeral of Vincent Kasairz Of
Fremont occurred Tuesday afternoon
from the family home 1t Fremont.
Robert H. Angel IL home from over
seas, returning the fore part Of the
week. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Erukine Of Ideal
had = nine-pound boy mako IT. appear
amos last Saturday. morning. Mrs.
Brskine q The daughter Ct Mrs..
Thomas l. nveriy o. thia place. Mr.
nrskins = napassr q ~ oeloeado
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Butter.

Creameries. ex. first grade. ..
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Creameries. second grade
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WILL MAKE EXTENDED
VISIT TO KANSAS

Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Province and
family left today for Solomon. KAN.
where Mrs. Province and the children
will spend six weeks and Mr. Province
will spend about two weeks. Before
returning home. Mr.. Province will
spend some time inspecting the larger
cleaning establishments of Kansas and
Nebraska in order to keep up-to-date
with the latest ideas in his business.
About May 1 he intends to install
some up-to-date features In connect
tion with his cleaning Establishment.
iPvRotiTE HAS A FIRE
SATURDAY NIGHT
The boarding house at Pyrolite.
owned by the Victor American Fuel
Company and conducted by Mrs.
Harry Mccormick, was destroyed by
fire Saturday afternoon. but most Of
the contents were saved, although
damaged to some extent from water.
The structure contained 16 rooms and
was a two-story frame.
The fire is thought to have originat
ed in one of the fiues of the building,
for it had gained considerable head
way before it was discovered. The
fire happened about O'Clock in the
afternoon, and Notwithstanding vol.
unteer department fought the flames,
little headway was made in combat
ting the fire.
MUSIC ROLLS WITH
THE WORDS AND MUSIC
1t was L L. Harding of this city who
invented the music roll for the player
la. 10
the music. Now some genius IN the
East comes forward wit han improve
ment on this remarkable achievement
This man not only has the words but
the music notes as well on the music
roll.
The Darrow Music Company OF this
city has just received the demonstra-
ton rolls of this new idea and are
playing them for all who care for to
see and to hear" This invention was
Just placed on the market within the
past few weeks, and in Colorado, as
yet. they have only been demonstrat-
ed in Denver and this city.
TO SPEAK HERE
WEDNESDAY EVENING
The Rev. Henry S. French. field
worker for the Denver area of the
Methodist Episcopal church, will
speak at the Methodist church tomor-
row evening. at 7:30 O'Clock. Mr..
French will be remembered by the
congregation OF the Methodist church
as having occupied the pulpit one Sun
day about four years ago. He is a
speaker of pleasing personality and
ability. Mr.. French has lately re-
turned from a Southern cantonment
where he had service with the Y NJ.
c. A. Besides the address Of Mr..
French. an interesting feature Of to-
morrow evenings meeting will be a
Model Unit Meeting" conducted by
Messrs. J. w. Foster. W. E. Graves,
J. w Jenkins. L. F Collins and c. A
LinlKins.
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HON FROM SIGHTSEEING
AT AuTOMOTlvE SHOW

HON FHOM SIGH -SEEtW0
AT AuToMoTIvE SHOW
Hugh Willis returned Saturday
night from the automotive show in
Denver. He says it was a great sight
and well worth making the trip to wit
ness.
is DEAD AT HER
HOME in TRINIDAD, COL.
Word was received in Canon City
this morning of the death of Mrs.
Mary Key Pryor. wife Of Charles
Pryor, at her home in Trinidad, last
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor were for
merly Canon City residents. moving
to Trinidad about two years ago. They
have many friends here who will re
gret to hear of her death. Cause Of
death is not known.
PUEBLO MERCHANT VISITS
CANON CITY SUNDAY
D. c. Medill of the Medill Money
Saving Shoe Company of 406 North
Main street, Pueblo, was business
and pleasure visitor in Canon City on
Sunday. He expressed himself as ia
vorably impressed by his first visit
to Canon City. Mr.. Medill is hus-
tier in a business way, and enjoys a
large patronage at his store in
Pueblo.
FUNERAL OF w. H.
EssER, sR, TODAY
The funeral of w. H. Esser, ST.,
took place fro INST. Michaeps Catho-
lie church, corner Of Macon avenue
and Eighth street, at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning. and was largely attended by
the friends and neighbors of the de-
ceased. Interment was at Greenwood
cemetery.
WERE ENTERTAINED
AT SUNDAY DINNER
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Leonard and fam
lily of Pueblo and H. S. Perkins and
family were Sunday dinner guests at
the home of C. M. Perkins and family,
911 Barr avenue.
WoMAN'S CLUB TO
MEET TUESDAY AFTERNOON
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Frank Hemphill, Eleventh street
and Macon avenue. at 2:30 Tuesday
afternoon.
WAS A CANON CITY
VISITOR LAST WEEK
Capt. ]. Glenn Sperry. son Of Chap
lain and Mrs. S. H. Sperry, unexpect-
edly arrived here last Thursday from
Camp Funston, Kan, for brief visit
with ,his parents before leaving for
Hoboken, N. j., to enter the transport
service of the government, to which
he was recently assigned. He was
the first of five men chosen from his
regiment for transport duty and, while
retaining his rank as captain, was or
dered to report to the military authori-
ties at Hoboken on April 10. as per
sonaI adjutant 1t is expected that
he will sail Immediately for France
and return with a detachment Of
troops as soon as embarkation can
be made. H is duty will be to make
a check of TIE records of returning
soldiers. ASSIGN them to their places
on the transport vessels, route them
to the various camps and environments
to be mustered out, etc. Capt
Sperry expects to be in the transport
crossing and recrossing the ocean. un-
til all of the Aemrican expeditionary
forces in France and Germany have
been brought back to this country and
discharged from the army. 1t is a
responsible position and intricate in
detail. but Capt. Sperry has had a
great deal of experience in clerical
work in the army and his excellent
record in that respect won him the
place to which he has just been ad-
vanced. Capt. Sperry left for New
York city last Friday morning.
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nati.zn- My back both
cred n,a . grxAt deal in
the morning.. 10 would
a1he % Il wza dincult for
ma 10 rirc up. Tho rhcu-
mAtisrn SEEMED 20 be mus-
euiAr. ~ my nre-1es would
be sore and stid most q
the tirne. ] dortorrd for
ibcsr ailments but without
relirf. ! szw 'Anuric' ad-
yerti-cd snd knowing that
} Or. pscrce's other mrdicines
yrfs good. ! got IL as once.
II have not finishrd tho
srcopd bosslr and my ri,cu-
matism has entirely irft nss
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Vegetables.
n.y.

HAY AND GRAIN MARKET.
=. o. b. Denver. Carload Pricea-
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HIDES AND PELrs.
Du FIInf HIDE.

Furnished by Charles Friend a Co.
Inc. 909-9I7 Wazee street. Denver
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Dressed Poultry.
EEEa.
q Y orATIo N .

Eggs. strictly fresh. case o.o
count ................ .$iu.soV i".so
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miscellaneous Markets.

Metal Markets.
COLORADO Settlement PricsA
Bar silver. $1.01 ".
Copper. lb.. 1bc.
Lead. e6.25.
Speltcr. s6.21.
Tungsten. per unit. $4,000 Si4.oo.
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Easter. Livesteelz.


Eastern Livesteek-
Chicago. = Hogs Bulk OF sale
f2o.10 20.S0; heavyweight. 10000
20.5b, medium weight. 3zo.100 2o.16:
lightweight, e1s.75 o zo.30; light Tight,
!is.4oQzo.oo; sows. s1s.oo01s.7s; pigs.
:. csttis-;Hssvy beef steers. sll.so9
20.40; light beef steers. $4,000 1856:
butcher cSw' coy c;9..r sra nsissrsk
srst er sts.r:. ss.ss Sis.to. % '0eker ana iseo-
,,sss sasBoosm1s sodss. nSnnd: or !s::
ana macon sommon. nom ssSSois.iss.. 0'''' eo'''
Cash Grain In Chaesee.
Chicago.--Corn--No. : yellow n II =
i.e1N; No. 4 yellow. eL6S0i.StX: No,
s yellow. sl.B601.67. - :
oateNo: 3 white. sex 0ssc: stand.
Sys.Eo: = yi!40i.7z
Timoihy-i7.66 6io.so.
CJover--Nomins1.
Pork-Nominsl
-SSs.so . s7.ss,
pr1ee - Besas.
New yorf,--9ugAr--Contri 7.sa.
cut loaf. 1859; crushed l0.SE: inoiSi6
4. 10; cubes. e7ei xxkx powdered,
g s;ss' EsS EowssSS<sz ~: rs: ss ssss fssssIsss1
1s4Ys 80 - S<S~s 49, 4. q Is - n :
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Grain.
Flour.

Hungarian Patent. IS lbs. sacked.
subject to discount .......... sb.if
Hungarian, rs lbs. sacked. sub
1ect to discount ........-...... 1.b7
Hungarian, 20 lbs. sacked. sub
5ect to discount ..-............ Lag
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ka.sss Guy, He.-"For sons tims past have
been suffering With kidn>y truubi-. aad also shcu-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-26
Modoc, Ind.

Children's day exercises will be
given ct the ". p. church Sunday
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u. S. Plans To Refund
Soldiers Tr0uel Pay

You may now send package Of
eats or other comforts from home
to your doughboy in France or Ger
many without a written order from
him, announced the Wayne county
Red Cross through Miss S. Ethel
Clarke Monday.
1t was also announced that the gov
eminent is planning to refund the diff
ference between cents a mile and
ga cents to any soldiers discharged
and given travel pay at the latter
rate. Soldiers wishing to apply for
this refund should do 1t through the
Red Cross.
The selling of souvenirs by soldiers
in uniform has not been authorized by
the Red Cross and any cases Of this
kind in which the soldier uses the
name of the Red Cross should be re-
ported to the local chapter.
The new headquarters of the Home
Service section OF the Wayne county
chapter, are located on the third floor
of the courthouse, at the southwest
corner. Its service is free, and applies
to the families Of men in service. and
to returned soldiers and sailors and
their families. 1t stands ready to give
information concerning family allow
ances, allotments, compensations, gov
eminent insurance, vocational educa-
ton for disabled men. bonuses. travel
pay. and other legislation and regula.
lions for the benefit of soldiers and
sailors and their relatives.
While the Home Service Section Is
anxious to render every service posi-
BILE. 1t cannot do so unless It is in
formed OF individuals and families
needing its attention. 1t requests that
persons knowing of such cases inform
the office. All advice and assistance
obtained from the Home Service Sec
ton is given and taken in the strictest
confidence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-26
GRAVES OF men
FALLEN IN WAR
TO Be MARKED
A. E. F. Will Decorate Rest
ing Place Of Comrades on
Friday-Wilson to Speak.
(By Associated Press,


LYONS, France. May 26.-The
graves Of 10000 American soldiers who
died In France win be decorated FRI
day under auspices Of the forces OF
the United States still in France.
Gen. Pershfng has issued bulletin
stating that all American soldiers
shall participate In the Memorial day
exercises. President Wilson will
speak at the services In the American
cemetery at Suresnes, near Paris,
where Ambassador Wallace will pre-
side over the exercises.
where the Americans suffered their
heaviest losses, Gen. Pershing viii
speak in the afternoon. At Thiau-
court, where many OF the heroes who
fell at st. Mihiel are buried, Maj. Gen.
Ely will preside. Gen. Pershing will
deliver an address In the morning at
Dun-sur-Meuse.
Flowers for All Graves.
At Romagne battalion Of infantry,
a battery of artillery and regimental
band will do honors to the $500 soldier
dead and similar detachments Will par
ticipate In other large cemeteries.
The Graves Registration Service
and the Red Cross will assist in dec
Grating the graves. To Insure flowers
for the resting places of all the Amer.
lean heroes fund for their purchase
Is being raised. Flags for all the
graves are to be provided by the
Graves Registration Service, which II
cooperating with American local or.
CARNATIONS IN all sections In arrang.
ing for the memorial services.