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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-12-10
REPUBLICAN OPEN
QUADRENNIAL MEET
The 1920 Political Pot was Started
Boiling Yesterday nj the National

Washington, Dec. S.-The 1920 po-
litical pot was started boiling mcrrily
as the lcadins. figures Of the Rcpubli-
can party, gathering acre for the
quadrcnnial meeting Of the national
committee, took counsel with one an
Olhcr on canhlatcS and issues OF the
coming campaign.
The OStcnSihlc purpose Of The COM
mittcc meeting is to select q time and
place for next year national convcn-
ton, but in their constantly multiply
ms conferences the committee mem
bcrs and their guests talked Of almost
everything else relating to 1920.
Choice of the convention city will be
made Wednesday. with Indications
poinhus to either Chicago or st. Louis
and with early June Apparently set
tied on by the leaders as the date.
In addition to the na,iOnai commit
tccmcn from every stale, the Rcpub-
lican chairmcn all have been invited
to be here this week and a large num-
bcr of editors Of Rcpu6iicaL ncwspa-
pcrS are expected to attend. Other
party leaders also have drftcd to
Washington 20 exchange views and
get a share in the preliminary man
cuvcrinG that really marks the begin
ming Of the national campaign
Many OF the most influential had not
yet arrived tonight, but by the time
the meeting opens formally on We'd
ncSday the party managers expect the
gathering to DC one Of The most com
nlctc Of its kind in the history OF tho
Republican party.
Discussion OF convention city did
not get far today, The leaders appar-
emily being 100 interested in other
questions to Civ cit great attention.
The ST. Louis delegation, which ar
rived yesterday was active during the
day, however, and the question Is cx-
pcctcd to take on more interest to-
morrow on tic arrival Of tho Chicago
boosters headed by Mayor Thompson
They had planned to come on a
special train, but telCSraphed that
they had changed their plans because
OF the coal shortage.
ChicagO's chances were nclpcd dur.
ing the day by an announcement by
VIM. II. Croker the national com
mitteeman for California, that San
Francisco, mentioned as a contender
for the honor, would not actively seek
the convention but would throw Its
influence for the Illinois city.
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DIR. CARTER'S X. T. Is. TEA
GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE
Purely Vegetable Make it Yourself
mt TrliIing Cost.

Keeping yourself fit and fine, bow
els regular, liver active and Stomach
sturdy Is n simple matter
Just get q package OF DR.. Carter's
K. & B. Tea and brew steaming
cup every other night for few days.
You'll feel better, that's sure thing
and your skin Will grow clearer, your
eyes brighten and you'll feel more en-
ergetic and ambitious.
Everyone in the family can take 1t,
including the children, because 1t acts
gently and Is purely vegetable. It's
much better than salts and harsh ca
thartics.
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Because Of the fact that any news
print conservation method is Of di-
rect public interest, every newspa-
per in the south Is asked to publish
the following resolution adopted by
the Southern Newspaper Publishers
association at a special meeting Of tho
association held at Birmingham, Ala
on Nov. 24 and %, on the frs page Of
every newspaper, for the information
Of newspaper readers of the south.
(Signcd)
JAS. II. ALLISON,
Fort Worth Record,
President
NJ. T.. FOS1'ER
Houston Chronicle,
First Vice President.
w. A. ELLIOTT,
jacksonville Times Union,
Second Vice President.
WALTER c. JOHNSON,
Chattanooga News.
Executive Committcc-V. II. Han
son, chairman, Birmingham News;
Mrs. Lois X. Mayes, Pensacola Journ-
al; j. l.. Mapcs, Beaumont Enter
prise; c. l.. Stewart, Lexington Her
aid: F. G. Bell, Savannah News; Il. b.
Jcffries, Greensboro News; NJ. X.
Ducrson, Lynchburg News; Elmer E.
Clark, Little Rock Democrat; Il. X.
Gaylord, Oklahoman and News; -. ID.
Moore, New Orleans Times -Picayune;
w. w. Holland, Spartanburg Herald;
a. f. Sanford. Knoxville Journal-Tri-
Eunc.
The following is the resolution
unanimously adopted Tuesday morn
ing by the e. ~ p. A. in session here
at the Tutwciler hotel:
Whereas, members Of the S. \. p.
A., having met in extraordinary ses-
sion to consider the report Of its com
mittcc on the shortage Of ncwsprint
paper--a shortage which mcnacingly
and immediately threatens the life of
some southern newspapers and which
vitality affects the publication Of every
newspaper in America. finding:
That ncwsprint is being usctl large
~ in excess Of production; that the re-
serve supply has diminished below the
acute danger level that no szeablc
increase in production upon COM
morcial basis in less than from one to
two years is possible; that the price
OF ncwsprint paper since the prcwar
period has advanced from about lO5
to about 400 per cent: that publishers
of newspapers in their zeal TO issue
their ncwspapcrs regularly in such
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Must Be Discreet.

or course every man ought to be lib
cral with his wife, but there Is no
sense In giving hep enough money to
hire a divorce lawyer.
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Rudeness Unpardonable.

A man has no more right to say an
unclvil thing than to act one no more
right to say n rude thing to another
than to knock him down.-Johnson,
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NUMBER Fl
Power Of Sympathy,

There is a wonderful power in sym
pathy to open and display the hidden
richness Of mans own seemingly mar
ow life.-PhillipS Brooks.
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John Norris
Died Monday

John Norris, proprietor and man
ager of the Canon City natatorium,
died at the Graves hospital at
o'clock Monday morning from pneu-
monia after short Illness. The de-
ceased contracted cold week or so
ago which settled on his lungs shortly
afterwards and quickly developed into
pneumonia. The funeral will take
place at Wilson's undertaking chapel.
72S Main street, at 10 O'Clock tomor-
row "wednesday morning, to which
the friends OF the family are invited
Mr.. Norris was born in Kentucky oil
December II, 1852, and had been a
resident of Canon City for number
of years. He leaves, besides widow,
one son, Arthur Norris. who lives al
Lodi, Cal. Burial will be at Lakeside
cemetery
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Miners Preparing
Important Confab

Cleveland. o.. Sept. 1.-The most
important convention ever held by the
United Mine Workers OF America will
begin here next Tuesday, and is ex-
pected to continue more than two
weeks Wage scales and readjust-
ment OF working conditions in various
ways will come up for consideration.
Among other things a resolution ask
ine naturalization OF the bituminous
industry, which the session will rep
resent probably will be introduced
and adopted.
Seventeen hundred accredited dele
gates from all sections Of the United
States win be present. and in addition
there will be 200 general officers and
officers of local unions. many others
also will be present. They Will rep
resent 100000 miners of bituminous
coal.
John ]. Lewis. acting president. will
preside in the absence OF Frank j.
Hayes. who is in hospital near In
dianapo'is recovering from a nervous
breakdown.
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Big ORE STRIKE Is
UNCOVERED IN THE
COTTONWOOD GULCH
NINE AT BUENA
Vein Looks Rich in Silver, Lead
and Copper - Tunnel Now
Measures goo Feet.

Attorney A. L. Taylor. one of the
large stockholders in the Cottonwood
Gulch Mining Company, just received
word from the contractor working the
property that they had cut into vein
seven feet wide in the tunnel, which is
now about 900 feet. The contractor
reports that the vein looks to be very
rich in silver, lead, copper and prob
ably gold but until the ore is analysed
the real value will not be known. This
vein is not the main vein that they are
driving for. but a cross-cut vein. and
the other vein will be cut in a few
feet more. There are four big veins
on the property paralleling each other,
all carrying high values in the upper
tunel from which the company have
made trial shipments. The lower tun-
mel cuts the first vein at depth of
800 feet from the surface, and the
other veins being further In the noun
tain will be cut at from 1900 to 1000
feet deep.
A force of men are work taking out
ore and will continue to do so until
the company get in their wire tram
when shipments will be begun. 1t is
not expected that any great amount Of
shipments will be made until early
spring, as It will take that long to ex-
tend the tunnel to cut the other veins
and get the ore opened up. This
promises to be one of the big mines
of the state. The company owns
about 20 0acres of ground. all Of which
is located IA miles west of Buens
Vista.
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Empire Zinc
Co. Celebrates
Labor Day

One OF the most enthusiastic and
pleasing celebrations of Labor day in
Fremont county was the picnic and
basket dinner of the empsoyes of the
Empire Zinc Company. their fami' les
and dependents, at the Rockafellow
orchards in Fruitmere Monday. Sew
eral hundred people were in attend
ance and everything was done to
make the event one long 10 be remem-
bered. and in this the committees in
charge of the days observance sue
ceeded splendidly.
The gathering was suggested. pro
NOTED and paid for by the officials OF
the company, and those present to en-
joy it were their guests. A magnifi-
cent dinner was provided for all by
the hospitality of the company at a
cost of more than 5000. Everything
was arranged by committees appoint
ed for the purpose, and all the guests
had to do was taken possession and
enjoy themselves to the utmost.
Provision was made by the arrange
ments committee for athletic contests
during the afternoon and program Of
sport was presented that Afforded
splendid diversion and entertainment
to all present. There was baseball
games. foot racing. relay racing, jump
ing. in fact. nearly everything the cal
endar OF sport contained. The COM
petition for bonors was keen and some
noteworthy amateur records were
made. Prizes were given in all con-
tests by the company to the winner.
all of them well worth striving for
As a rule these prizes were orders for
merchandise at local stores, some Of
them groceries and others dry goods.
shoes. etc. In every instance there
was keen. good-natured rivalry for
honors and the strife for distinction
was of the most manly. honorable char
'acter. Each connection had his par
deavor tn take first place in the event
in which he was entered
We regret that a, dis tim we are
not sufficiently well informed in re'a.
tion 10 the Empire Zinc Companv's La
Dor day celebration to give moe ex-
act details In relation to II. We are
assured. however. bv those who were
privileged to attend It. that II was
one Of the p,oet DELIGHTFUL ohservances
Of the kind IMAGINABLE. Great credit
is due to Stunt. r. s. Beall and his
subordinates for splendid days pie
nc and outing. and all OF the guests
appreciate their generosity Thought
6ulness and HOSPITALITY. II was \ day
whose memories will not seen befor-
gotten and those entitled to partici-
pate in its enjoyment are not unmind.
ful Of those who SO munifcently pro-
vided it.
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Fruitmere Notes

Mrs. William Dunn of Cyanide ave
nue. VIII be at home to her friends
and neishbors after Monday
Miss Okey Robinson left for Kansas
a few days ago where she will teach
domestic science.
Bruce. Gertrude and Fern Ward
have returned home after a two
weeks fishing trip with their uncle.
Oscar Ward and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Maasen and Miss
iris Watts spent Sunday at the home
of o. NJ. Stehlin on River street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben vonura and daush-
Ter. Mrs Rosa Salisbury and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. O. s. Reed motored
to Cramer and spent Sunday with
Ben Vondra. Jr.. and family
Mr.. Griswoid and family have moved
10 the Gebhart ranch on South Rayn-
olds avenue. They formerly lived
near wetmore.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Martis and
children and Mrs. Alta Leighton left
Sunday for their homes in Iowa after
a two weeks visit with Mrs. Cotton
Mr.. and Mrs f. C. Watts have re-
turned home after 10 days fishing
trip to the Guuninson. The trip was
made in their car.
Mrs. Price Of South Cottonwood
avenue has returned home after visit
with her son at Trinidad
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Vincent and
children of Indianapolis. Ind. are Wis
ting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
C. Mitchell. Mr.. Vincent is brother
of Mrs. Mitchell.
E. r. PittmHn is building new
garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess .Dorndorff and
children an Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nc
Williams and children motored to
South Forest Park and spent Sunday
.nicnicking-
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. e dreamed OF. and these Issues
must be settled right if civilization is
to endure. Surely the future looks
black enough, yet it holds out a
hope; single hope. and upon that
hope and that alone we shall survive,
or we shall perish. 1t is the Christian
religion. Democracy is but side is
sue. The paramount issue, underIyr
ing the issue of democracy IS the re-
hgion of Christ and Him crucified;
the bedrock of civilization; the source
and resource of all that is worth hav-
ing in the world that is and that gives
promise in the world to come"
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U. S. AVIATOR Is
SHOT IN THE HEAD
BY MEXICAN WHILE
ON THE U. S. SIDE

San Antonio. Tex. Sept. Capt.
Davis w. McNab, an American army
aviator. was shot in the head by a
Mexican while on the American side
OF the International boundary near La
redo this morning, according TO a dis
patch to southern military headquar-
tiers here. Capt McNab was not ia
tally wounded The Mexican was on
Mexican territory when the shot was
fired.
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Hobby Says Armed
Intervention is Sure

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept ARMED
Intervention In Mexico Is necessary
for the peace OF Texas. declared Gov.
Hobby in Labor day address here
yesterday.
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Saturday
Mr.. AND MRS.
ARTHUR PARKER HERE

An nun FAhNEh 6EHE
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parker and lit
tla daughter OF Sterling, Colo. arrived
here Thursday night for few days
visit with the formers parents. Street
/ Commissioner and Mrs. Tom Parker. :
14o1 Greenwood avenue. Mr. Parke.
has been locomotive engineer in the
emp oy of, the Burlington railroad ,or
number OF years. He does not an
ticipate any general strike among rail.
road men in the near future.
CONGRESSMAN HARDY
LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON
Congressman Guy Il. Hardy, who
stopped over here day or two while
on his way East from the National
Editor ial Association "trip on the coast,
left this mo- ming TO resume his duties
in Cong ess at Washington.
MISS LANE HERE
FROM WEBSTER CITY, IA
Miss Katherine Lane OF Webster
City. Ia, who will be a member of the
faculty Of Canon City hieh school this
year, arrived Friday afternoon in or
der to be in readiness for the opening
of school next Tuesday.
CANON LADIES VISIT
RELATIVES IN SALiDA
Mesdames W. H. Jones and ]. NJ.
Waldron of this city went to Salida
Wednesday to visit with relatives and
friends for few days.
WILL LEAVE FOR SALT
LAKE CITY SUNDAY
Arthur Kline expects TO leave to-
morrow for Salt Lake City where he
has accepted position
RETURNS FROM CRIPPLE
CREEK TO GO TO SCHOOL
Gilbert E. Achlebeim returned to
Canon City yesterday from Cripple
Greek where he was employed at the
Cresson Gold Mining Company during
most of The summer. He intends to
start in school when the fall term
"opens Tuesday.
HAVE RETURNED
FROM SUMMER RANCH
Mr. and Mrs. Tol Witcher and fam
jIy. who have been spending the sum-
mer at their ranch near Guffey, re-
turned to Canon City for the fall and
winter.
HAVE RETURNED
FROM SUMNER COTTAGE
Mrs. David L. Robson and daughter.
Margaret, returned TO Canon City the
first of the week from Cottonwood
lake, where they have spent the sum-
mer at their cottage. Mr.. Robson
and Lyman will return later.
VISITING FRIENDS IN
I'm COLORADO SPRINGS
\ t. To-
days in Colorado SPRINGS visiting WITH
friends.
WILL GO TO DETROIT
TO ATTEND SCHOOL
| The Misses Sara Harding and Pau
line witcher will leave Monday for
Detroit. Mich. where they VIII attend
a domestic science school.
GEORGE E. BACON
NOW NICELY LOCATED
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Bacon are
now nicely located in the George
Bachelor home, s2s College avenue.
Mr.. Bacon is manager OF the Gibson
Lumber Company in this city. and his
wife and family Joined him here re-
Gently.
INNING GUESTS RETURN
TO THEIR HOME
The Misses Anna and Alfreda See
berger OF Hanover. Kan. and Miss
Frances Inning. who have been
guests of Miss Innings brother. John
INNING. left Thursday morning for
their homes. They were accompanied
as far as Denver by Mrs. INNING.
TYos START FOR
CALIFORNIA TO WINTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Tyo and younger
children left by automobile today for
California where MRS. Tyo and the
children win live for the coming year
and Mr.. Tyo will spend sveral months.
The Tyos will be Joined in Pueblo by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmody OF
Florence, who will make the trip with
them.
Miners Preparing
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Mr.. Philhour and Mr.. Moliett are old
time friends.
WE'RE GUESTS OF MR..
AND MRS. J. A. HENDERSON
Mrs. w. S. Beall and son, Bernard.
and daughter. Mrs. Madge Bell Rogers
motored from Fort Smith, Ark, and
were the guests here of Mrs. J. A.
Henderson and Mrs. Dave Walker.
They left Thursday for Salt Lake City
and will return by way of Lincoln
highway to Chicago.
GUEST OF MRS.
{. FRANKENBERY
Miss Pearl Johnson of Mansanola
stopped for few days visit with her
aunt. Mrs. E. Frankenbery. Miss
johnson will teach in the Salida
schools this year
ENTERTAINING GUESTS
FROM GREELEY, COLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Brown and
children of Greeley, Colo. are guests
of John B. France. North Fifteenth
street
RETURNED FROM VISIT
TO ROCKY FORD
Miss Genev:eve Pigr returned Sat
urdy from Rocky Ford where she has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. C. ].
Cover.
LEFT SATURDAY FOR
HOME AT PRIMERO
]. w. Flickwire. nephew of Mrs
Dale. returned Friday afternoon from
a trip TO Oregon and Idaho. He left
Saturday morning. accompanied by his
mother. for their home in Primero.
Colo,
BASEBALL GAME ON
WEDNE NIGHT
The locals will ply Tinismsburc
on the Canon City high school dis;
mond Wednesday evening.
RAYMOND PIETRY
HOME FROM FRANCE
Raymond Pietry of the Eleventh
Marines Fifth Brigade. who served in
France arrived home few days ago
and has resumed his position as as
sistant chief clerk at the penitentiary.
TWO FAMILIES
CHANGE RESIDENCE
]. C. Brewer has moved from i0s
River street to the .'au'sen place. $40
North Nineteenth street. and the Paul
sens have moved to the Merriam place
an East Greenwood avenue.
C. v. CLARK HOME
ON A SHORT VISIT
Charles " Clark or 2l5 North Sixth
street, who has been engged as
stone and buiiding contractor in Wyo-
ming and Western Colorado for sew
eral months past. came home Sunday
I'M for short x,fotS IIa laft m
Monday for the Leadville district
where he has been employed to super
wise the brick work and masonry in
connection with the erection of an ad-
dition to one OF the smelters.
LEFT TODAY ON
AN EASTERN TRIP
Lieut.. Howard Burton left this aft
ernoon on an Eastern trip that will
take him to Chicago, Detroit, Buffalo,
Niagara Falls. Albany, New York city.
Boston. Philadelphia. Washington and
other points. His objective is New
London, Conn. where he goes as
prize-winning delegate to the national
convention of the agents Of the Mu-
tuaI> Life Insurance Company. He
will be gone three or four weeks.
MRS. BREWER HOME
FROM EASTERN TRIP
Mrs. Alice M. Brewer and daughter.
Miss velma. accompanied by the for
mers mother. Mrs. George F. Briggs.
returned to their home at 602 College
avenue Monday night from a three
and-a-half months sojourn on the At
lantic coast the greater part Of which
wss spent at the old home 1t Pres1ue
Island. Me. They visited New BRINE
wick ~ veil a. Montreal and other
points In Canada. Their Itinerary In
cluded Chicago, New York and other
large American cities. \
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WANTED-station contractors and
laborers for earth and rock exca-
walton on The Monarch pass-road.I Ap-
ply 70 G. p. Learned, Monarch. zos4t
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WANTED ouseksepsr. middle aged
woman prefsfred Apply 70 Henry
lful6st ehsrmi1 avenue. rosie 1.
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Tuesday
SUNDAY GUESTS OF
MR.. AND MRS. MOlLETT

Charles H. Philhour, engineer of
the Santa Fe at La Junta, Mr.. and
Mrs c. A. Bennett and two daughters
of Mission county. Mo. motored from
La Junta and spent Sunday as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Mollett,
Mr. Philhour and Mr.. Moliett are old
time friends.
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FOR SALE new victrola and rec
ords: also steamer trunk. Address
e. L.. care Record. 2o5-st
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NO. s coAI.-when you want rood
coal phone Canon s2-J. W. r. sul.
Ivan. ZOE ns5t
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FOR SAILED Double work harness,
complete si75a; rood work marc
LOO lbs. at $50 Bennett street. South
Canon. s0s- "a,
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FOR SALE--rarrc trunk and Witt
enameled washs;and. eI7 Green
wood avenue 20s.net
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LEFT SATURDAY FOR
HOME AT PRIMERO

]. w. Flickwire. nephew Of Mrs.
Dale. returned Friday afternoon from
a trip TO Oregon and Idaho. He left
Saturday morning. accompanied by his
mother, for their home in Primero.
Coin
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FOR SALE-NlisceIlaneou-

FOR SALE--Larre. smooth. mentv 10
matoes. delivered, 2 cents ID. Kin.
Phone Canon 54s-J. 2Os.ps,
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FOR sALE-Good milk COW p NJ
Carlson. box 1876. Cyanide ave.
nue.. 2ol-pSt
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TYoS START FOR
CALIFORNIA TO WINTER

Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tyo and younger
children left by automobile today for
California where MRS. Tyo and the
children will live for the coming year
and Mr.. Tyo will spend sveral months.
The Tyos will be Joined in Pueblo by
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmody OF
Florence, who will make the trip with
them.
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RETURNED FROM VISIT
TO ROCKY FORD

Miss Genev:eve Pigr returned Sat
turdy from Rocky Ford whore she ha
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. c.
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INNING GUESTS RETURN
TO THEIR HOME

The Misses Anna and Alfreda See.
berger of Hanover. Kan. and Miss
Frances INNING, who have been
guests of Miss Innings brother. John
INNING. left Thursday morning for
their homes. They were accompanied
as far as Denver by Mrs. INNING