The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-22

as representative OF the Rockefeller
Institute~of Medical Research to study
diseases of the bone resulting from
wounds and injuries. DIR Corwin will
carry passports from the State Depart
ment to all countries in Europe but
his work will be-carried on principally
in France and Italy. The diseases
which DIR. Corwin will investigate are
prevalent in the United States. espe-
cia'ly among soldiers who saw active
service in France. He will make a
study of the methods of treatment of
such cases in European countries and
will collect data for a further study
of the matter after his return to the
United States. DIR. Corwin made a
similar trip to Europe in 1916 for the
Rockefeller Institute.
HAD ToNSiLs
REMOVED YESTERDAY
Barbara Grove. little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grove OF 42S
Greenwood avenue. had her tonsils re-
moved at Graves hospital Yesterday
and is getting along as well as pos
sible.
REX WARD EXPECTED
HOME VERY SOON
Mrs. ]. w. Gamblin. who expected
to leave Thursday for Comanche:
Okla, to join her husband received
message few days ago from her
son Rex Ward who has been stationed
at Camp Travis, Tex. for the past
year. stating that he would be in this
city on or before June TO- Mrs. Gam
bin has postponed her trip to Okla
homa until after her sons arrival.
is VISITING HIS
SISTER IN LoNGMoNT
Jim Robinette, who has been making
his home here for the past six months
with his sister. Mrs. Clyde Merris. left
few days ago for Longmont. Colo.
for visit with another sister
is THE GUEST OF RELATIVES
IN CANON CITY
Mrs. E. E. Merris of Victor is in the
city visiting relatives.
MoToRED TO PuE6Lo
THIS MORNING
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hubbard and
daughter Maurine motored to Pueblo
this morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard
will return this evening. but Miss Hub
bard will visit friends in Boone. Colo.
UclOIc W SdnOn SIts-
MARRIED IN CANON
CITY THURSDAY
Mrs Nora May Sisson of 3O1 Macon
avenue and August Enion Bottoms of
Canon City we're married Thursday.
May Is. at Q o'clock p. M. at the home
of the bride by Justice w. l.. Sparks.
Albert Sisson and NJ. Simpson wit
messed the ceremony.
HAS RETURNED FROM
HUTCHINSON. KAN
Woody Higgins returned yesterday
from Hutchinson. Kan. where he at
tended the pure bred Hereford cattle
sale. Out OF 1877 head sold. they aver
aged $307 each. Mr. Higgins Is en-
thusiastic over the wheat crop in Kan
sas and says almost all available land
is planted with wheat. and prospects
are that the states record will be sur
passed by large percentage.
CLEANUP DAY
WAS A BIG SUCCESS
Today has been Canon City's annual
cleanup day and under the direc-
tion OF Alderman Harry McIlxaney
and his lieutenants. assistants and
helpers. has been a big success. Auto
trucks. wagons and other vehicles by
the dozen have been busy since 8
o'clock this morning carting away to
the subl:c dumping grounds % South
Fourth street the rubbish and debris
piled in the alleys during the past few
days by property owners. household
ers and tenants in all parts of the
city.
AT o'clock this afternoon more
than 100 truck loads of trash had been
unloaded and Street Commissioner
Tom Parker said there was more fo
come" By o'clock this afternoon it
is believed that every alley in town
will be cleared of its accumulation
The city administration apnrecintes
the valuable help given !. 1t in the
cleanup day" celebration by public
spirited citizens. 1t is especially
grateful to all those who furnisher
trucks. teams and men to make the oc
casion SO successful.
Saturday