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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Don suffer! A tiny bottle Of Free
zone costs but a few cents OF ans
drug store. Apply a few drps on the
corns. calluses and hard skin" on
bottom of feet. then lift them off.
When Freezone removes corns from
the toes or ealluses from the bottom
of feet. the skin beneath is left pink
and healthy and never sore tender or
irritated.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

L. D. Barnes. p "
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-10-31

Sheriff. Scurry County Texas
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-05
THE GUEST OF HER
PARENTS ON RIVER STREET

Mrs. Roy Turner (nee Miss Eta
valton), who was recently married at
Efy. New, arrived here the first of
the week for short visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Walton,
at 403 River street. She expects to
leave shorty for Ruth. New. TO Join
her husband. who IL ENGAGED In the
mining business there.
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Harry w. Combs
Taken To Pueblo

Harry W. Combs was taken TO
Pueblo or Rio Grarde. train No. at
$50 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon by
United States Mafshal s. J. 3urris Of
Denver for arraisnnens before the
Federal commissioner. II was ex-
pected that he would have prei.min-
airy hearing this morning. but up 10 ,
o'clock this afternoon no mes
sage had been resolved by his friends
here whether # had taken place OF
not, although they wore expecting 20
hear from him at any time. His
bond which viii be axed nj s5 900.
win probably be furnished by his
Canon City friends.
There are no new Developments At
The Fremont County National Bank in
relation to his pecu'afiopr.
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Fruitmere and
Four Mile

Link Larson and Dewey Stream left
Monday with Isadora Spangler for
Casper. Wyo. They are driving to
tfeir destination in the Spangier car.
Raj Williams IS spending a few days
at the home OF his parents on Fowler
avenue.
Word has been received By Mr.. and
Mrs r. j. Runner of Dozier avenue
tha, their son Robert has arrived In
Sew York from overseas and viii be
home In few weeks.
G. c. Kramer OF South Cottonwood
avenue purchased fine Jersey COW
from +, 4. Pittman Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pee Carlson and son
Fritz spent Sunday at the home OF
Mrs Coolen OF Greenwood avenue
Mrs. Andrews OF Pueblo is the guest
of her son. Malcolm Andrews
Prince Wood eft Saturday for Cal
ifornia TO visi, his daughter.
James Wilson and family were down
Friday from Hillside
Mrs. Clarence cooper of SaIIda ir
visiting her father. John Daniels. OF
Diamond avenue.
Howard sullivan and family spent
Sunday at The Newell home on Dozier
avenue.
Mrs. wills Mink OF Dozier avenue
gave dinner Sunday for her children
before departing for Aox'e City. Wash.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs John
Mink and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wood and frmi'v. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Hosa and Miss Kate Hosa
L. J. Runner Is having his home
painted. which is great improve
meut 10 his place.
Mrs. Z. p. Arthur has gone n Here
ford. Colo. 70 spond few weeks Wis
itinv her daughter.
Miss c'adys Kramer Of South Cot
Itonwood avenue is spending her vaca-
ton with her aunt. Mrs. Il l.. scrof-
gins OF rosetta.
r. Arthur ana wife arrived here this
week from Clifton. Arixs and are the
pnes's OF the. formers father. L. r.
Arthur.
The Harrison school win close Fri
day. June g.
Mr.. and Mrs Merle Thomas OF Their
nopoiis. Mont. are the guests OF their
cousin. Mrs. r. n. Gaze.
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INFOR MA TION Is
FL ED AGAINST
BEE S P E A r; Is
CHARGED FORGERY

The district attorney on wednes-
day filed an Information against Bee
Spear. charging him with forging the
to check OH the Fremont County M.
tiopal Bank for the gum Of SIC some
months ago. which he cashed at T.
Mitchell Cigar Company's place OF
business, 42S Main street.
The defendant was arrested at st.
Joseph. Mo-. and was brought back
from that place by Sheriff Newccmb
week ago. When arraigned for the or
Tense In the Justices court on wednes-
ipy the defendant entered plea Of,
suilty as chaTged aud was renand6e
to jail TO await sentence.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-05
Minstrel Show a
Big Success

The minstrel show Eiven In the as
sembly room OF the Canon City high
school bniiding iast Tue~ray ntght by
the members of the Forensic League
attracted large attendance and was a
first-cInss amateur performance In
cluded in the list OF attractions were
a great variety OF Stunts OF tho
rproariousiy humorous and IanghabIe.
The singing. dancing and jokes were
good and afforded their need Of
amusement 10 patrons Tuesday eve
ninr's minstrel entertainment fully re-
deemed the anticipations of iis friends
and sustained the part that had been
assivped to Il A. one of string OF
events connected with the commence
rfent festivities of the graduating
c'asa OF the local high school for 1919.
Some of the performers might not in-'
aptiv be classed a. black face ar
lists"
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June is falls on Sunday. such pay
ments reaching the collector Monday.
June 16, 1919. will be accepted in full
without interest or penalty. Taxpay-
ers are urged to make payment on or
before that date, and their attention
is called to the fact that section 25G
(a) of the revenue act OF 1918, speci-
flying when tax payments are due,
oInits the To-day period OF grace al
lowed under the former law. Fail
ure to pay the second installment on
or before June 16. 1918. will necessi-
tate the addition of penalties and in-
tersst, as provided by law
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MANY PEOPLE PICNIC
Al NEARBY RESORTS

Scores Of Canon City people motored
10 the nearby mountain resorts on Fri
day for picnic. Some OF them left
in the morning for an all-1ay outing.
but others remained in town for the
Memorial services at the State PARK
and did not go unfit afternoon The
river road between Parkdaie and Coto-
naxi wis favorite with many OF the
pleasure-seekers as was also the top
of the Royal Gorge and the Phantom
canon hishway. Some foupa relaxa-
fion in a trip 10 Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and the Cripple Creek dis
trict. Along all the fishing streams
within radius Of % or 30 miles We're
found Canon City sportsmen with rod
and reel. It was delightful day for
such an outing and all appear to have
had a good time. So far as known
no serious accidents happened 20 mar
the pleasure OF the day
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BAND BENEFIT DANCE
uAc atH citrCE cc
COLORADO SPRINGS
PEOPLE HERE FRIDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas Kissiier OF Colo
RADIO Springs motored TO Canon City
on Friday and spent the day with
friends here. Mr.. Kisst er IS promi-
nent as an attorney and was former
partner OF Judge Lewis in the law
business. While here they were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Craig.
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Mrs. r. ]. King had as her guests
Decoration day Miss Corinne Parker
of Sulphur, Okla. Messrs. Howard
Parker of Oklahoma City. David VIII
liams, Earl Parker and Scotty Mcneil
of the Chandler baseball lteam
LEFT TODAY
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CITY BOY GETS
COVETED COLLEGE TROPHY


Guy f. Miller. son of Mr.. and Mrs
+ aux X Miller of Lincoln Park. who
ras graduated from the State School
OF Mines at Golden one day last week
with high honors. was one Of the raost
popular, students OF the institution and
took keen interest In all OF its sports
and social activities. A dispatch from
Golden to the Denver Post. published
Wednesday OF this week. says: Capt.
Guy r.. Miller of the baseball and bas-
ketball teams was awarded the hand
scme loving cup presented by Presi-
dent Zeigler for the best all-rolnd afh-
lete and student in the school. Miller
is an all-round athlete and has played
three years on the teams. He was. as
well, an exceptionally good student"
SECOND iNsTALLMENT OF
FEDERAL TAXES DUE JUNE IS
Taxpayers and collectors are noti-
fed that June Is. 1919. is the date
named for payment Of the second in
stailment Of income and war profits
and excess profits taxes based on re-
turns for the calendar year. 1918, and
for payment of fhe second instalImenf
of other taxes. the nrst insfaIIuient OF
which was due March IS, but since
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-05

You can get "jnst rs good ammuni-
ton 10 so or. but Il can't keep up
with Remington uMc.
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GAVE A SURPRISE TO
THEIR FRiENpc

Mr. and Mrs r. j. woodnrd and cor
and two nieces OF Pueblo. and Nr ant
Mrs. VIII Kinney and danghter OF
Rndd avenue. this city. motoied 10
Three Mile Spring Thursday evening
and surprised Mr. and Mrs W. a Mo-
letie. They took a splendid lunch
with them, enourh for the Mol cites.
too. which proved the beat part of the
surprlse
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KILLED TWO LARGE
SNAKES THIS WEEK

SNAKES THIS WEEK
Georre Clark and his assistants. l.
NJ Barber and Howard Cooper. who
have been surveying for the G. r. & !.
in the vicinity OF the Do omite quar-
ries northeast OF the city, killed a
seven-foot bull snake Saturday afie--
noon, and Thursday afternoon they
killed three six-foot red racers while
at their work. AS the gentlemen
mentioned have an unquestioned repu.
tation for sobrieiy and in view OF the
fact that the dry era IL upon us. there
is no doubt in the world as to their
accursie vision.
Hi-y CLUB BANQUET
ON FRIDAY EVENING
The members OF the Canon City HI
Y Club were regaled with banquet
In the dining room of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Friday evening Covers were laid for
about go young men and the occasion
was one Of great pleasure and enjoy
ment. A splendid four-course dinner,
prepnred and served by committee
from the club membership. was the
distineuishing feature. The principal
post-rrandini speakers were Rev. Guy
e. Konkel and Rev. Don Frank Feun
who havs been associated with the
leadership OF the organization during
the past winter. II was the conciud-
Ing banouet before the summer vpca-
.tI6n. EoisowIns fhe dIzy1er the mem-
bers Wers xfyep dance 1t the Guild
hall Of Christ EPitcopal church.
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DIED AT THE
GREENWOOD THIS MORNING

Gust Pete Koststias. native OF
Greece, died at the Greenwood al J.
o'clock this morning from tubercuio-
sis. Tie deceased was 10 years OF
age and hrd been resident Of Canon
City for about a year He has a
brother and other relatives here The
remains viii be taken to the former
horne OF The deccaso1 at Chicago Tor
burial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13

way. l had taken a Broadway and AM
sterdam car, and when 1 got off the
car at Ninety-ninth street at half after
one o'clock on July night morning
had three good blocks TO walk before l
could get to the apartment house, which
I felt convinced would be hermeticauy
sealed against me.
But when 1 got there the elevator was
running. and 1 let myself in with my
latch key, and went quietly to bed. Won
fdering if possibly Dad is right after all.
and if this wicked city is the place for
young girls who will take the wrong
cars and lose their way on the city
streets.
But 1 was even subdued enough to tell
T emmy so next day. But she stared az
me in amazement. Well what of it?"
she said. You would not think OF get
ting off a car at home at ten at night
and the streets here are more brilliant
ly lighted and better policed at night
than they are at any hour in Pensacola
Suppose you do lose your way. There is
always a policeman on every corner to
tell you how to find it,
She is right about the policemen. I
bet l know more policemen than any
body in New York. I meet new one
almost every day, who saves nv life
either by picking me up bodily from I'M
der the heels of a high stepping cab
horse. or from under the wheels of an
automobile.
Whenever life SENS dull. | 60 out and
know the thrill of crossing the street If
Is very exciting, Patty But don't tell
Dad He is so very conservative.
Goodbye, your much subdued
POLLY
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13

like this: WANTED AT ONCE: A BODY
GUARD, BY A YOUNG PERSON WHO
MEANS WELL BUT NEEDS A HUMAN
COMPASS TO STEER HEIR IN THE
RIGHT DIRECTION.
1t does not seem to make a particle Of
difference how sharply l take myself to
task today because 1 made a mistake
yesterday, tomorrow / offsett my first
mistake by making two more. There -
only one bright side, and that is that l
am fast getting data enough to write
A GUIDE TO NEW YORK, and If l TAIL
to make good as an artist, shall soon
be prepared to conduct seeing parties
through Gotham.
You may remember that l told you
|, about Miss Ann Thorpe. whom 1 met on
the steps of the public library. and whose
encouragement was really responsible for
getting me my first job, though Penny
helped, too. Every now and then Miss
Ann hobs up and adds to the joy of
living. She is the Invest wire in New
York. and the joy and delight of my
young life, but she Is far too busy to
waste her time such as ]. unless
happen to need her or she happens 20
necd me.
clot to put too fine a point upon it,
have lost my job on the Chameleon.
The Meanest Man in New York may
have taste in flowers, but he fails when
1t comes to diplomacy. and he and l have
qGarreled. 1t all came about because he
d al not like the model / used for the
nice young men in tuxedoes and tweeds
that L drawing as a sort of back
ground for the charming young women
who wear the lovely clothes and do the
lovely things in the columns of the
Chameleon that I should like 10 do in
real life. but don't all on account of Dad
having red hair and a disagreeable tenn
per, both of which / have inherited
The NJ. NJ. NJ. never did like my model
but after he met him in the flesh, he
liked him less than ever. Unfortunately
they called at the same time. whereupon
his remarks the next day being caustic
rather than polite. I reminded him that
having to quarrel with Dad and Penny
was quite enough for my souls good, and
we severed diplomatic relations on the
spot. In other words / QUIT.
/ called Miss Ann up over the phone
and she Immediately rose to the occa-
sion. Il have the very thing you want
she said. II am getting up a big con-
cert for the Philharmonic and I need
some one to help me get out my litera-
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Lear Patty:
1 believe l need "A guardian. If it were
not for the fact that fools and children
are taken care OF in spite of themselves,
NO doubt i should be sent home to Dad
In a box. ] am getting quite sad about
II. and as for Miss Thorne, she lives. go
she tells me, in hourly expectation of
opening the front door to welcome my
nangled remains.
All Of which Is a prelude to the fact
that / am not a good traveler-that is,
| travel well. but not wisely. as il were.
! believe that, taking me by and large.
4 can travel farther for the money than
any one ! know. There IS only one con-
ISOLATION ] can find. and that is that it
Is certainly the way to see New York, 1t
beats the rubber-neck wagons all to film
ders.
! really hate to tell you this. 1t is very
humiiating. but l promised when / came
up here that l would bare my secret
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13
GERMAN INFLUENCE
WORKING IN ITALY
TO WIN BACK TRADE

Rome. Correspondent of A. Pal
ready German influence has been eS-
deavor to win back it's pre-war trade
which annually amounted to nearly
two hundred million dollar exports and
imports.
Interviews have recently been pub
lished in Italian papers which en-
deavor to establish the idea in the
Italian mind that had Germany been
consulted in the matter of Italian
claims at the peace conference. ItaIv
would have secured all that had been
asked This has been interpreted bv
many prominent Italians as purely a
subtle bid for Italian patronage an
ticipating the resuscitation of friend
ly commercial relations between Italy
and Germany
Chief among the interviews appear
ing in Italy were those of Prince Won
Buelow and Count Won Bernstorff The
former was married to an Italian and
maintains in Italy one of the most
celebrated villas. Italians contend tina
it was his object to solicit Italian
favor when he said:
F'iume is an Italian town and must
go to Italy. All its inhabitants are
Italians except a small minority. Ev-
erything in Fiume is Italian. In fact.
most Hungarians living in Fiume are
Jugo Slav rule"
Count Won Bernstorff seeks in his
interview intended for the Italian peo-
pie to forgive Italy for allying herself
with Germany's enemies He admits
that had the ancient German despotic
rule won, Italy would have never been
forgiven but that the new Germany is
ready to forget the past and start over
again.
His interview given to the Giornale d.
Italia recently has been treated in the
same light as that of Prince Won
Buelow while Italians are saying of it,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13

soul, and tell you the truth. And so
come to the terrible confession. Patty
j need a chaperone. 1 have always be-
leved that chaperones had place ex-
cept In novels, but / have come to the
conclusion that there is nothing con-
ceived by the human mind that is ever
wasted. and that even chaperones have
tielr places In the scheme of things.
Not that I shall adopt one. Patty.
shall try while longer, and see how 1
make out. And IL I don't improve / think
I shall put an ad in The World something
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13

But the Germans have not been
asleep in Italy. Already German goods
are finding their way into the Italian
markets. A Milan newspaper recent
ly announced that a large shipment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13

f German jewelry had been received
II the frontier destined for all parts
d Italy. German printing products.
tourist guide books and stationery
I'2ve been on display in shop windo
| for weeks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13

I'VE prefer to trust in victory than al
ternatives.
Count Bernstorff failed to arouse any
great enthusiasm among the Italians
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-07-13

NOTTCE-Please do not ask TO sell you
Edison Re-Crcations if you intend to atteEpt TO
play them any other instrument than the New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
GIVEN AUTHORITY FOR
AGENT A MILE RATE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May l2.-.tu-
thority wus given tho Central West Tir-
ginia and southern railway to increase
its passenger rates from three 10 four
cents Il mile by the Public Service COM
mission in an order ISSUED today. The
commission, however. refused the appli-
cation OF the railway to discontinue its
passenger service between Hendricks in
TucknSs county and Horton in Randolph
and install mixed services.
Regarding the rates tn" commission
further Stipulatcd thnt sufficient cents
must be added or deducted 10 make fares
end in cipher or five. The new
rates become eff"ctivr May &c.
Application was rrrccivcd h! the pub
lie service commission from the Comet
oil and Gas company today asking au-
thoriiy to increase its domestic rates IN
80 cents n thousand feet with two per-
cent discount. and industrial rates to
% cents 4 thousand feet. in its service
To Pr,Intytowp and III" Eettcrman addi-
ton 10 Grafton. both in Taylor county.
Hearing was ordered by the commission
for June 10. =
Application was received by the COM
mission from the Lynn block coal COM
pany for an order from the commissioner
compelling tho Norfolk and West ern
railway TO establish a switch or. spur rear
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AN UNLOVELY HABIT.

As sat in tho train til" other day.
station where il seemed inclined 10
spend the day. another train came To n
halt two tracks away. AS one inevitably
does, in such cases. foil to idly watch
ing the people III tho windows. and pres
emily nv idle interest changed Ia Il more
active one.
looked up and down tn" train ~ far
AZ ! could ::rc' and counted. | could sec
eleven people locking out Of I'll" vim
dnwS. And NJ thos" eleven p-npl" seven
were sitting with their hands raised 10
their fHccs.
In one or two cases III" rnstur" was
not ungracrful. hut in all Ia" rest It
was distinct dSfiEurrmcnt rs ii is
four times out uf five.
Surely you hav" noticed how cnmmun
this habit is and what a defect it is.
Tho Position pistorts The Expression.
or til. Twelve one was biting her
fingers. another was rubbing her eyes,
hut thr most had their chins in their
hands and Lhr fingers spread over tho
face III SOM" such way as I" diStorI
tho rXprnssion.-thc most common form
Tins habit takes
or courS. you might tell m" that was
in Il train and that perhaps | hapncncr
10 sec group Of people with little
breeding. that we'll bred people do not do
that sort of thing. But beg 10 differ.
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| have sat in r friends living room and
seen several people in. similar. positions.
We All Know What Breeding And Sense
Dictate.
To hc sure. VIC all know that both
good hrnrdinE and common sense pre-
Errihc that the hands should be kept
away from the face. Good breeding. be-
cause sitting with in ones hands in ones
lap ar on tn" arm Of the chair is a
much moro graceful position. Common
sense because The hands carry germs
and dirt IL tn" face.
1t is nut that "" DO not know. 1t is
simply that "" forget or grow careless.
All "" nr"u is some helpful had exam
III" L. 50, us remembering again.
A Contrast Between TWO Women.
In far:. since that train episode. with
my eyes opened 10 4 new interest in the
subject Of graceful position. ! noticed an
interesting contrast Two women sat on
each sid" OF an open fire place. One ha d
her hand raised In her face and spread
across it in such way lis 10 push one
check out Of rositien and make her rX-
preston rather unl0vely. With the other
hand she was ncrvnusly drumming on
the arm Of The chair. Now. the two
women are not far apart in general at
tractiv"nrss of face and feature. but
tho graceful position gave the one who
assumed il an enormous advantage over
the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-13
CHATEAU THIERRY
HERO RETURNS HOME
Was Gassed And wounded And De
veloped Erysipelas Which Hns Sew
eral Times Nearly Cost HIS Lie.

Robert IT. Kuhn another local lad VINO
lid much To- win the world war returned
from France last night. after having
been wounded. gassnd and rouGht
through Il siege of sickness that would
nut the average man out of commission
He s;tys hr is as good as ever and VIII
remain for Il while ut the Union MISSION
rs Superintendent Cory's guest. Ftc WAS
converted At the Mission before ne
went away.
Kuhns story uf his Army lie is an
cvrntful' onr. II" enlisted February l.
1915 ut Pittsburgh. went overseas AFTER
4 short time at Columbus barracks. ar
irving ut livcrpnnl. After twcnty-four
hours at rest camp he moved 10 DO
vcr. then to RrCst Toul and finally into
the ChatcHu-Thirrry sector. where ne
WIS gass"d. He wandered stray from
his regiment. unabl" tn reveal his ld"n-
lity and when his MIND returned h" ~as
with M entirely different nrGa niZatinh.
On August Iith NJ suffered Il Shrapn"l
wound in tho left groin. Sent Ia
hospital h. suffered an attack OF pn"u-
monia, that lasted from August l'th 10
October 2ith Later when. furloughrd
and in Paris he took sick Of cryslpeiaS
and passed through NOR" than half
dozen hospitals before he finally land
cd al Savcnay. Franco, from when