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Canon City School of
Religious Education

The Canon City School of Religious
Education is now permanently or
: eanized, and had the first class ses.
sions Wednesday evening.
The pastors. snperintendents of the
Sunday schools, the president of the
County Sunday School Association.
and the secretary of the Young Mems
Christian Association constitute a
permanent board of religious educa-
ton which svill foster various activi-
ties. one of which is the Community
school now in session. The Rev ].
L. McCreight is president of this
board.
Six classes, representing four dis
tinct departments of Sunday school
work. meet at the same time, from
$3.50 to $50. each Wednesday evening
at the Frst Presbyterian churh. Mrs.
A. ]. Caldwell. col Floral avenue. is
teacher of the elementary division.
which inludes workers in the begin
ners' and primary departments. Mrs.
W. E. Hobart. 220 Harrison avenue.
the junior division. Mrs n. b. King.
Walnut avenue. the intermediate. The
class fof adults in the study of the
uniform lessons is taught by Rev. ]. l.
MeCreight. Ill South Ninth street.
The text book. THE History of the
Hebrew People" is taught by Prof. o.
B. Drake. so Rudd avenue. "Reli-
gions of the Past and Present" is be-
ing taught by L. w. Felter. SIS Main
street
The enrolment is exceedingly graf
flying Eiehty-hve students have or
dered books for the various studies.
and it is expected that enough more
will begin work Immediately to bring
the enrolment to at least loo.
The officers of the school are: The
Rev. Guy E, KonkeL director: iona
than Seaman. associate diretnr:
! George W Else. as secretary-treas-
urer of the Board of Religious Educa-
ton. has charge of the finances of the
school.
Next Sunday in all the churches and
Sunday schools attention will again
be called to this important work. New
students should report next Wednes-
I day evening
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A General Strike.

There are revOuiionarieS anarchists and /. w. WIS
who shout the power OF general strike. Occasionally
radical labor leader will expound the theory
But the idea of general strike is fallacy supersti-
ton that work is done by workers and the world
the power to Withdraw life They proceed further and
therefore the general strike welds the power of life and
death society.
Therefore, say the extreme radicals labor can have
what ii wishes if folds its and waits TO win its
point by starvation.
These radicals overlook the fact that starvation will
reach them quickly ii does any other. In fact it
will come to them quickly than ii will to the capital
isl, whom they seek TO destroy
Someone must prepare the strikers food they will
soon become less than Hamles ghost.
There have been Socalled general strikes. Seattle
and Winnipeg experienced them, but they did not in
volNe all workers. Sweden Denmark, Belgium, France
and Italy have also experienced socaed general Strikes
nearly all have been complete failures. In few
small results have been accomplished.
There Is no possibility of general strike in the United
States. 1t is just wild superstition, high-sounding
phrase for enemies of civilization to handy about among
the ignorant
general strike, wouldn't last beyond the first meal
time Even partial strike cannot prevail unless ably
financed and backed by majority public opinion There
is instance record where society has Welded
thing TO which majority opposed, ndiife-
rent Nor is there TO believe that society ever
be SO teTrorized
And certainly there chance in country, as demo-
cratic the United States of all the workers quitting
work at the time.
1t can't be done. Salt Lake Telegram.
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Armenian Women
Build Good Roads
,ny u.i,-s rr-...,

Msrash. Mesiopotamis. Oct 25-
One hundred miles of stone roads and
several reconstructed steel bridges
are among the permanent monuments
that America will leave In this part
OF the Far East
When the Red Cross arrived here Il
found that the condition of the high.
ways would hamper It's relief opera.
iions among the refugee Armenisns
in this district So IL set about to
rebuild stretches of roads between
Ainianb. Aleppo and Marash
Capt Edward Bickel OF Seattle.
Wash. was placed in charge OF the
engineering work He had to over.
come difficulties which would have
halted many contractors of public
works IN America There was no
male labor materials were scarce. and
small burros and camels were the
only means OF transport
He settled the labor question by hir.
ing Armenian women. who were glad
10 have employment of any kind.
There were 500 Armenian women on
the payroll OF the Red Cross in this
road building work Materials were
attained from abandoned homes which
had been partly demolished during
the war Conveys OF mountain bur,
ros and camels were hired TO trans
port the material
In less than four months this female
labor and ancient transport. under
American direction. had reconstructed
100 miles Of roads. rebuilt several
ruined bridges over tributaries OF the
Euphrates river. and made possible
supplies In this district.
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Americanisn

We can not permanently shape our
course right on any international issue
unless we are sound on the domestic
issues. and this farm movement social
issue-the one issue which is even
more basic than the relations of cap
italist and workingman. The farm
industry can not stop; the world is
never more than year from starva-
ton; this great war has immensely
increased the cost OF living without
commensurately improving the eondi-
tion OF the men who produce the very
things on which we live. Even in
this country the situation has become
grave.-Theodore Roosevelt.
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THE PRoUoEsT MAN
IN THE STATE

John Montour. the Mexican cripple.
had his new artificial limbs on for the
first time Friday morning accord ng
TO the Florence Citizen. and it says
he was the proudest man in Colorado
in consequence OF his new means of
Iocomotion- He spent most of the day
walking s,priehtly about the city and
when he got straightened up he was
more than feet tall while the pre-
vious day he was only half that
height. Although the funds for the
purchase of the new limbs were raised
by public subscription to N H Bowl
by, more than to any one indiviuaP
is due special credit. for he advanced
the unfortunate man $40 Friday morn
ing to make the final payment.
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Anticipate Hard
Game, But Expect
To Win Saturday

The Canon City high school football
team is anticipating hard game mex;
Saturday afternoon when they meet
the fast team of the Pueblo Central
high school on the local high school
gridiron.
The students OF the nigh school are
all behind the team and are out TO
help the boys to be state champions
The eleven has a very good chance
for the championship. and with The
support OF the school and the people
generally. VIII do the trick.
Central high has a very strong team
and the game will no doubt he very
close and interesting. According to
the Pueblo papers the down.river
eleven has already decided the game
In their favor. and are very confident
in their ability to uphold their dec,.
sion, Therefore II Is up to the Canon
City team to play hard game and
not be too ovcr-conhdcnt MS u result
OF thoir late victories.
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Seen Around Town.

Recently the editor strollng around town on the
hunt for some item of news worth passing to
readers.
We found it.
In certain home The mother toiling diligently
washing dishes pots, pans and kettles sweeping the
floor dustins the furniture and tidyng up generally
But that was nothing That mother is always
doing the same She is wonder.
On the front doorstep reclned young lady. daSli-
ter OF the house She pertIsng the latest novel
That, Also was nothing new. Reclining and pursuing
is her favorite pastime
But think of it,
The parent shaving and The daughter lazng!
Some day that daughter may in turn become mother
herself.
She may see the day when necessity will force
her to perform househd duties early and late while
her daughter dles away her time.
That dreaded tired feeling may become her constant
companion in life.
Then. perhaps she may think with regret of the time
when she strong and healthy girl loed the hours away
while her mother toed that others might be content
with their lot in life.
The lesson may be slow in coming, but il will be bitter
when il arrives.
II matters not whether they bolsheviss or bolshe
wiki The singer should be withdrawn the poison
eliminated, and the kicked into country more
congenia 10 their insanity.
There is overpowering why country editors
never go strike. The devil" might seize the office
and get out a better sheet.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-10-30
LABOR UNIONS
WILL CONFER IN
WASHINTON AT
AN EARLY DATE
GOmpers Says Labor Will
Again Meet Capital in
Conference Under Diffe-
rent Conditions.
UBy UpIt-d PresSD

Washington. oct ga conference
ef all OF the heads OF the International
labor unions connected with the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor has been
called TO meet here at an early date.
Samuel Gompers revealed in a tele-
gram to the Illinois state Federation
OF Labor
The Illinois convention had asked
that special convention OF American
labor be assembled in view OF the EN-
pIoyefs' vote In the industrial confer.
ence Gompors call Is Interpreted 10
mean that Organized labor Is tighten.
ing lis ranks for night to the hn.sii
IN the steel workers strike. and la
other industrial conflicts in progress.
OF threatened. In leaving the indus.
trial conference here on "Wednesday.
Cumpcrs said.
You have defeated the labor
groups declaration. but we will meet
you again in conference and when we
do meet you there you VIII be glad %
talk collective bargainine@
The miners and railroad brother
hoods are planning a meeting with
the Intention OF forming an alliance
Both brotherhoods are considering the
matter Of Joining the American FEEDER.
alton OF Labor.
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STEEL INSTITUTE
ENDORSES OPEN
SHOP POLICY OF
MAGNATE
Judge Gary's Stand in Re-
gard to Question Approx
ed by2 1000 Members.
t8y United Press,

New York, Oct. 24.-Tne 1000 mem
bers OF the American Iron and Steel
Institute have indorsed the open shop
proposition and have expressed ap-
proVal and admiration of the stand as
taken by Judge Gary in the recent in
dustrial conference here. Gary de
ciared the open shop to be for the
best interests of all. and the greatest
question confronting the American
people. He said that conditions in
the steel workers strike were rapidly
improving and that business was nor
NAL in many of the plants.
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ODD FELLOWS HOME FROM
DENVER FRIDAY NIGHI

The Canon City delegation to the
odd Fellows grand lodge meeting in
Denver came home last night. Among
the local delegates to the convention
were Judge and Mrs. c. E Waldo.
MIR. and Mrs. a :. Lonnacker. ]. II.
Horney and Arthur Earl There were
a number of others whose names we
have been unable 10 ascertain.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
.HaCia ID
lIllGpGllGlCiia
LA INTERVENTION .AMERI-
CANA EN- FILTPINAS.

Nueya York.-La rapidez con
que los Estados Unidos van entire.
gando la administration de las
islas Filipinas a la poblaci6n in
dfgena del archipelago esta testi
moniada por los funcionarios fe-
derales que a1lf prestan seryicio.
La polftica americana consis-
te en- dejar las islas bajo total
control de sus naturales tan prom
to como estos muestren habilidad
para gobernarse a ST mismo, sin
ninguna ingerencia.
La guerra interrumpi6 algo el
progreso americana en- cuanto a
la independence filipina; pero
sin embargo, continfa la stistitu-
ci6n paulatina de americanos por
tilipinos en- el gobierno de aque-
las islas.
Mas de la mitad de los funcio-
narios americanos han sido va
sustitufdos pOr indigenas; ell
1918, al encargarse Wilson de la
Presidencia, 1900 funcionarios
eran americanOs. Ahora no Hogan
a 1900; todos estos puestos han
sido cubiertos por filipinos. En-
1916 fueron retirados otros 201
americanos, a quienes ell Gobierno
paga, a tftulo de indemnizacion,
tres anuahdades completas.
Estos datos hablan claro en-
cuanto a la sinceridad de los Es-
tados Unidos; en- su proposito de
independizar totalmente al archi
pi6lago filipino, entregando el do
mimic polftico a la poblacion de
color, evitando igualmente toda
domination economical.
En- la actualidad, los funciona-
rios que quedan adn en- la isla
pertenecen al departamento de
educaci6n para el desarrollo de
las escuelas pdblicas en- las islas
Filipinas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
La CaUSa del Marco
J Sl RGInGdiO

Desde tempo inmemorial sc vie
nen hacienda tentatiyas para Gu
rar el marco o preyenirse contra
el. Hasta ahora no Sc ha encon-
trado remedio alguno verdadera-
mente eficaz. No hay duda, sin
embargo, de que sus efectos Sc
sienten en- ell est6mago. Pero, Sc
gun ell comandante Lemon, m6di-
co de la Armada de los Estados
Unidos, aun cuando el estomago
llegue a estar afectado, no radi-
ca en- este organo Ell origen del
trastorno.
Ell iiltimo viaje hecho por dicho
-comandante a traves del Atlanti-
co, fue muy accidentado. En- Ell
buque regresaban a los Estados
Unidos algunos miles de solda-
dos norteamericanos repatriados,
y la mayor parte de ellos Sc ma
REQ atrozmente.
Impresionado ell medico por Ell
espectaculo, Sc propuso hacer
una seria in vestigacion que le.
permitiera aliviar los sufrimien-
tos de tanta gente.
Ell punto de partida de sus en-
sayos fue pensar que el 6rganO dc,
la orientaci6n de los movimien-
Itos, y, por tanto, del equilibrio
cerebral, 10 constituyen los con-
lductos semicirculares que fOrman
parte del dido inferno. De clio
dedujo q. los desagradables efec-
tos de los movimientos de un bu-
que agitado por un mar turbulen
to, deben, primeramente, ejer-
cerse sobre dichos conductos Sc
imicirculares, y de ALI transmitir-
Sc al cerebro. Para contrarrestar
iestos efectos, ensay6 taponarse el
conducto auricular externo con
gasas esterilizadas. Los resulta-
dos obtenidos en- centenares de
casos fueron altamente satisfac-
torios, v asf 10 ha comunicado of
cialmente ell comandante Lemon
a su Gobierno, en- un detenido in
forme.
Eel remedio, pues, no puede ser
mas sencillo taponarase bien los
oidos con CASA esterilizada; es
decir, hacerse sordo al marco.
La question es que sea yerdade
ramente eficaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
La Historic del FiuInG'

La ciudad del Fiume, de nom
bre netamente latino, ha conocido
diversos dominadores durante el
curse de su historic. En- la edad
media perteneci6 la Croacia-
Despues. los patriarcas de Aqui-
lea la donaron a la casa de los
condes de Fragipanini, quienes
fueron sus senores hasta que per-
tenecio al Imperio Aleman. En- el
siglo XVIII Carlos VI hizo de
ella una ciudad hbre y su puerto
adquirio cierta notoriedad. Maria
Teresa, en- 1776, la agreg6 a Hun
grfa. Disputada por croatas y
hungaros, fue adjudicada a estos
11t1mos, en- 1867.
Situada en- la desembocadura
de Fiumara, en- ell golfo de Quar-
nero, ell Fiume esta compuesto
por la vieja y nueva ciudad. La
ciudad moderna, junto al mar,
esta dominada por la fortaleza de
Fersat; la parte vieja, melanc6-
lica y sencilla, hace pensar en- las
aldeas de las campifias romanas.
AL fondo de una Gale que va al
Corso, existen los vestigios de un
arco de triunfo levantado para
conmemorar la gloria del Empe-
rador Claudio II. Tiene pocos mo
numentos notables, pero su igle-
sia de Saint Veit, hecha estilo
de la Santa Maria de Salute vene
ciana, es una obra de indiscutible
,valimiento artistico.
Ell puerto, construftlo por una
vasta colonia griega, es uno de los
mas interesantes puntos de la
ciudad. Su progreso comercial lie
60 al maximum en- los a1os prece-
.dentes a la guerra. Su trafico que
en- 1869 acusaba 10000 tonela
das, en- 1918 Hego a euatro milo.
mes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05

Sc vende la casa de la Gale de
Allen Nos. I " 9. InfOrnaran
Jose Montilla Pedro de Aldrey.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-07-05
SUGAR COMPANY
AVIsO
S6ptima Amortization.

Por la presente Sc hace saber a to-
dos los tenedores de BONOS HIPPO
.TECARIOS de Ia segunda emission de
esta Corporation, que celebrado ell
sorteo de los noventa bonos (90) que
correspondent amortizar en- ell mes de
Julio proxinno, salieron premiados en-
Iel mismo los que llevan la siguiente
numcracion.
10 10 % 25 SO 60 80 81 102 los
124 126 140 153 -155 1853 164 J72 181 163
1876 200 242 PAT 257 269 282 302 304 318
337 339 345 359 81 389 399 402 405 407
428 435 436 443 453 467 470,472 473 479
493 504 $40 SIG 541 542 552 554 $40 586
594 COS 614 621 666 676 687 688 693 695
702 TOT 710 722 745 757 IT'S 781 784 1893
800 818 833 837 852 1868 869 874 '875 889
Depositados EN- el Trustee, BANCO
COMMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO,
los cuarenta y cinco mil dollars
($45, ,OOO.O0l importe de esta amorti-
zaci6n, los senores tenedores de bo-
nos premiados deben presentarles a
su cobro en- la GAIA de dicho Banco,
desde ell primero de Julio pr6xino en-
adelante, en- la inteligencia que los
Bonos premiados no devengaran in
iteres desde dicha fecha.
San Juan, P. R. JUNO Ia, 1919:
LOTZA SUGAR COMPANY,
Luis Rubert,
Presidente.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
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