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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-02-08

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18

up their residence recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. L. Il. Bess.
George Hill, who has been visiting
the past two months with his brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hill, returned to his
home in Lyons, Kan.
Ben Rierse of Colorado Springs.
who has been supervising the Garden
Park dam, returned to his home Sat
urday.
| Eric Freek was in Canon City Fri
| day. and was unable to return home
until Saturday on account of the heavy
storm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Shampool and
two children of Norman, Okla, have
moved to Garden Park.
Mrs. Lee Hill and little daughter
Marceline. are in Canon City visiting
friends.
Sed Jackman of the San Luis val
| ley is visiting at the home of his sis
ter and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
| Langford
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Bess have moved
to South Canon and later will move to
Tucson. AriZ.. where they expect to
make their home.
F. w Beddis was in Denver with a
carload of cattle for the Denver mar
ket
Miss Anna Belle McBee was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Knowl
ton on College avenue on Friday and
Saturday.
Will Canterbury of Beaver Creek
is the guest of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Z. c. Canterbury.
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Cotopaxi Items

During the summer of 1918 Coo
paxi effected School District No -,
consolidating Cotopaxi. Texas Creek
and Hillside schools. Erected school
building at a cost of s12 1000 This is
built of reinforced frame. finished in
stucco. While we boast of a well
furnished and attractive building.
am going TO say we have the best
school ever taught here. and one of
the best in the county. We have an
enrolment of so. apportioned in
grades as follows: Eleventh grade. 9;
tenth. 3; ninth, G. s. f. Forbes. prin-
cipal; eighth grade, 3: Seventh. 6
sixth. Z; fifth, T. Miss Jane r. Nc
Cormick. teacher: fourth grade, 10;
third. 12; second. 6; first, II. Miss
Ada Meibach, teacher. The district
owns and operates two busses. one to
run south and one to run north. on
account of bad conditions OF the
weather the bus does not go to the
eastern part of the district. commonly
known as Nesterville. On this account
we support an independent school
there. Miss Hickey, teacher.
The old CotopaXi hotel building is
being repaired and when finished and
painted will be an important business
addition to our town.
Oh, my. amt il cold,
Rev. John Ewart OF Colorado
Springs Delivered a sermon here last
Sunday. Attendance very good.
Ralph Beach shipped a carload nf
steers yesterday. making now in all
80 cars of cattle shipped from here
this fall.
During the late cold snap cotopaM
registered IS below.
c. NJ. Mccoy is in from his ranch
en- route to see dentist. The den
tist viii know just what is the mat
ter Of Charlie without asking any
questions.
H. II. Sloan is in town from his
ranch today.
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Parkdale

J. II. Williams. the foreman OF the
county road gang. was in town Satur-
day. He advises that work ON the
Parkdale bridge will not be resumed
until the weather moderates.
Frank Harvey visited relatives here
Friday.
few ducks on the river and on
Current Creek
w. E. Cross viii look after the fish
ponds during the absence of Mr. Dahl
berg.
All PASSENGER trains We're from six
TO ~ hours late from the west Satur-
day, due to freight derailment on
junction lines.
Operator Dahlberg and wife leave
this week for months vacation to be
spent in Chicago. Toledo and Louis
vile. KY. visiting relatives and
friends. Mr.. Wallace will relieve
him at the Rio Grande office.
The Johnson and Dahlberg families
spent the evening very pleasantly at
Grandpa Murray's Sunday
j. + Murray will ship a car of cat.
tie TO Denver some time this week.
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Howard Items

Mrs. Amy McClain sold her place Of
20 acres to Tom Cleighborne OF Val
ley.
Mrs. Julius Horton OF Calcite was
operated on for appendicitis at Red
Cross hospital in .;alida. she is re-
ported as doing nicely.
Mrs. Amelia Thompson Of Califor-
mia Is visiting ner DIotner, Arch Alex
ander
Miss Mary Mitchell OF Jacksonville.
H.. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Lewis
Davis.
Mrs. Lowell was visiting her son on
the old Eyerley place.
Henry Burton came back from
Canon City to take back his old road
job
Jerry Paquette's lntle boy. Jack. fell
down cellar. cutting two deep gashes
in his face. Nothing serious.
Miss Bondurant and Miss Wilcox
attended the teachers meeting in
Canon City last saturday.
Christmas program at the church
Sunday. December 81 Everybody
come.
Jerry Paqpette's fJiks are moving
ON their place on Stout creek, where
their son lived for two years. Jerry
10 moving on Missouri Park, above
Salida, on a ranch.
Ralph Davis IS moving in George
Davis house for the winter. He IS
expecting his wife and child back
from Texas soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis are in
California. Mrs. DAVIS expects to
stay this winter They are the proud
parents OF a baby boy.
Mr.. webb has moved into his new
house. He is building barns and
sheds for his stock.
Big Christmas dance Christmas
night in the Howard hal. Everybody
come; good eats. good music
Miss Loyeb Chandler and Miss
Mary Mitchell just arrived home from
visiting friends in Salida. They Wis
tied the high school Both report
good time.
The young peoples class are invited
TO the home Of Mrs. L. /. Freeman
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East Canon
and FOurmile

Mrs Mary Long left for Iowa Point,
Kama. last Thursday, where she will
join her husband. They expect to
make their home at that place. Mrs.
Long is a daughter of Mrs. Hempstone
of East Canon.
Mrs. Columbia, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Gresham of
East Canon, left Friday of last week
for her home in the mountains on Cot
tonwood creek.
Mrs. Nellie Tremayne was Flor
ence visitor on Friday. She found
her friend, Mrs. Pritchard. much i'm
proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Keith motofed
to Pueblo Monday. They found the
roads very bad with drifts of snow
and much ice.
George Crozier has sold his ranch
on East Main street to Mr.. Brown.
The latter is from Oklahoma. He and
his family will make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ford have moved
from the Hardscrabble country and
VIII Hldhe lHelI HoIut iol iut pltStht
with Mr.. and Mrs. Burhart on Four
Mile.
John Ruff left this morning for
Pueblo where he will try to dispose OF
his apples.
The East Canon association of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. Ruff on North Nineteenth
street their next meeting
East Canon had its share of the
snow. II kept Mr.. Allen busy Mon
day scraping it from the street
The new store building is going up
very rapidly on East Main street 1t
will quite an Improvement in that part
of the district
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Lancaster of
New Mexico are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. E. Hall and other relatives on Four
Mile. Mrs Hail and Mrs. AL Back are
sisters of Mr.. Lancaster.
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Park Center

Strange how folks find fault with
little cold weather. Never hear
them speaking when the weather is
fine.
j. p. Hochkiss and family have
leased the C. A. George ranch on Field
avenue and North street and taken
possession.
Mrs. Ira Columbia has been on the
sick list for the past week, but is re-
ported as being better at this time.
l.. D. Pascoe was visiting friends at
Florence Sunday.
John Wright has leased the +. w.
Arlen place on East North street and
has taken possession.
Little Marie Spoerhase, who has
been quite i'll for the past week, is i'm
proving.
The Park folks came through very
literally as usual when the workers
for the Colorado Health Association
were around with the Red Cross seals.
Mrs. ]. p. Hochkiss and Mrs. Ed
O'Brien had this territory.
A. A. Hoffman was over from his
ranch on Six Mile for visit with his
brother Sam. on Sunday.
]. C. Brewer. the Skyline auction
eer," was a business visitor on the
Park one day last week.
Frank Duffy, wife and daughter of
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Emers Sun
day.
Adam Striesemer, manager of the
Mutual Oil Company of Pueblo. had
a party of Pueblo men up inspecting
their holdings on Upper Four Mile on
Monday.
The Oil Creek company in the same
neighborhood. are plugging along
when the weather will permit. and we
confidently expect to hear good re
port from them in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles wagonmaker
have returned to their home after hav-
ing spent three weeks in the East. a
greater portion of the time in Michi-
gan, Mr.. Wasonmake~ howe s'nte.
They are sure glad 10 get back to
sunny Colorado. even if It does get a
trile chilly here occasionally.
John Lawrence. our worthy mail car
rier on route ., has leased the 10-acre
tract belonging 10 +. l.. King of Fruit
mere for next year. John said he
was Poin~ - nut most of it TO corn
and the balance to oats. We truly
hope that Johns time has passed to
sow wild oats, as a man usually reaps
that which he sows.
Charlie Perkins Of Harding's addi-
tion, was over looking after some
stock he has on pasture. the other
day. He says a barb wire fence does
not make very good wind break, he
has discovered, but it is better than
nothing.
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Gufey News

The cold weather has kept most
people indoors all week. The mer-
curry dropped to % below the first of
the week
w. G. Harrington returned Monday
after spending a few days with his
family in Canon City.
C. F. DeFloue Of Colorado Springs,
president of the Mill Gulch Mining
Company. was a business visitor in
Guffey Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mr..
and Mrs. w r. Ramey and son Earl,
motored to Colorado Springs Thurs
dav
Charlie Corliss motorod TO Canon
City Friday. returning Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Hyssone returned to her
home Saturday after spending several
weeks in Canon City.
A. c. Harrington went to Canon
CITY on horseback Friday.
The Mil Gulch mine is working two
shifts. and expects to commence ship
ping in a short time.
Bob Wi'herspoon and family are
now comfortably settled in their new
home across the street from their
former residence.
DIR. Mcintyre. Mr.. Thompson. Harry,
Hoosier and Bedt Dilts of Cripple
Creek, We're business visitors in Cuff
few last SUNDAY.
Edward Mills of Hartsel motored to
Guffev last Sunday. returning the
game day
Charles Rat"liffe has completed his
residence in Gunev and the family
have moved in for the winter
II, A. Allen has taken a contract 10
put in $50 cords of wood for the Mil
Gulch mine
u. J. Huffman. manager of the Car
bonate King mine. has reported that
they will start operations at the mine
the first Of the year
Mr.. Stoker and wife OF Texas have
leased the harrington ranch at Black
Mountain
Frank Rowe spent Sunday with his
family.
Jim Wilson and Mrs Percy Moor
house of Current Creek motored to
Gnrey for supplies Sunday.
The Guffey Socin1 Club has installed
sasdiire liehts AT the dance hall.
Frank plss was o visitor Of Gurey
Sunday.
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Blue Front Grocery
"Cleanest Store in Town

For more loaves 10 the sack and larger Ioaves
10 amount of flour used buy PEERLESS, Kansas
Hard Wheat Flour
9S pounds $500, As pounds $780, "a pounds S1SO
Bakers Best, Colorado Hard Wheat Flour
and none better made in state. Guaranteed to please
or your money refunded.
9S pounds $780, 4S pounds $3.50
Pride of Rockies, almost wholly Hard Wheat.
SO pounds $3.50, As pounds $3.50, "a pounds $170
Pride of Monlrose, a blend of Colorado Hard
and Soft Wheat.
SO pounds s6.40, As pounds S3.25, "a pounds $1.65
Star, Soft Wheat Pastry Flour
9S pounds $3.50, As pounds $500, "a pounds 81 so
Kansas Whole Wheat and Graham Flour
"a pounds $1.75, 10 pounds roc 81 pounds csc
Colorado Whole Wheat and Graham
"a pounds S155, 10 pounds 65c
All these FlourS guaranteed TO give saisfac
lion except the Colorado Whole Wheat and Gra
ham, or your money refunded.
Everything points 10 still higher prices on
Flour For 300 and 800 pound lots we give worth
while reductions for cash.
Keep flour dry and warm in winter, cool and
dry in summer.
722 Main st. Phone Canon 26O
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Knights OF Pythias. attended the fun-
eral of the late Thomas Frew at Coal
Creek Sunday. He leaves widow
and one daughter about Is to mourn
his loss.
There will be Christmas program
at the y. NJ. C. A. Christmas night.
A picture entitled Mother" will be
shown, followed by the program.
Mary Plaza and Mary Hosa were
Canon City visitors Monday.
Mrs. A. E Goodhead was a Florence
visitor Monday
Mrs. Edward Miller of Denver, sis
ter OF the late Thomas Frew of Coal
Creek. was unable to attend the fun
| eral on account of an accident to h er
husband while at work. 1t seems that
blood poison set in, as the leg was
broken in two places.
f. H. weitzei. general manager CT
the fuel department of the C. F. g. /.
Company, was in town on business
Monday.
w. f. Bragg of Trinidad. who is in
charge of the sociological department
of the c. +. & ]. Company. was in
/ town on business Monday.
Mrs. John X. Evans was a Canon
City visitor Monday.
Mrs. Edison Easton and son Wallace
were in Canon City Tuesday
Mrs. A. ]. Batill and sister-in-law.
Rose. visited in Canon City Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawreces Staten was Canon
City visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas L. Everly was in Flor
ence Tuesday.
Mrs. w. W. Jones shopped in Flor
ence Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray of Coal
Creek We're visiting Mrs. David Price
Monday
Mrs. Mike Morris and Mrs. Me
Shane OF Williamsburg were in town
Tuesday en- route TO Florence.
Mrs. Joe Calmette of Coal Creek
was in town Monday.
William z. Williams. who has been
on the sick list for the past week, IS
feeling some better.
Mrs. Thomas Bodycomb is GONZALES
ing from an attack OF lagrippe.
A. p. Easton. wife and daughter.
Orion. Mrs. Thomas Easton and \. p.
Easton's two little grandiaughters.
were in Florence Tuesday.
DIR. w A. Williamson was at Canon
City Tuesday
o. n. Aastrend was a Canon City
visitor Tuesday.
Manual Veieher. the handy Colorado
Supply Company butcher is laid NJ
with bad hand. which he injured
Raw Richards, travelling auditor OF
the c. +. 6 !. Company. was bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
George Hauser Is on the sick list
at the Graves hospital in Canon City.
Charles Nash is temporarily cutting
meat at the Colorado Supply Company
market during the absence OF the reg
ular butcher.
Blossom Griffith was over TO Canon
City Sunday visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. David Griffith.
Mrs Edwards Of Kitto street Is on
the sick list.
Mrs. Pete Demicelli and children nf
Lincoln Park we're visiting William
Adams and family Sunday.
George Penney aud wife we-e in
Canon City Tuesday
Mary Plaza was in Florence Tues
day
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Rockvale News

Mrs. John p. Lloyd was a Canon
City visitor Monday
There were 50 present at the Meth
odist Episcopal church sunday school
last Sabbath.
Joe Cherd was in Canon City on
business Monday.
Mrs. Charles Grant visited In Flor
ence Monday.
Many of the members belonging u
Coal Creek lodge of Masons and
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News of Fremont County
GATHERED CORRESPONDENTS
South Canon

Miss Martha Logan gave a musical
recital for her pupils at her home on
Fourth street. In spite of the bad,
cold night, a good crowd attended.
The following program was rendered:
Gypsy Dance. .Heidik Llchner
County Fair. P. A. Scnnecker
Mildred Shepard.
Vocal solo. o..................S Selected
Donald Shepard.
IN the Glenn diving Song). )........
.............. E. Waldington
Elizabeth Rose.
Twilight .................... Guy
Trio-American Line March.
Helen Pauls, Mildred Shepard, Miss
Logan.
Cinderella .... David Dick Slayter
Irene Rouse.
Fifth Nocturne. .Leyback
Ralph Bartlett.
March Rockwell
Charline Case.
Meditation. n......C. S. Morrison
Marion Rogers.
Vocal solo. ............S Selected
Donald Shepard.
I'm Guest of Butterflies w NJ. Fellow
Mipuet in G............B Beethoven
Lucille Bartlett.
Edelweiss Glides. ....... .Vanderbeck
Catherine Ewell.
Hyacinths ........S Stouehton
Ethel Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs L. d. Spell and family
have moved down from their noun ain
ranch for the winter on South Fifth
street
w Serdvant has had light attack
of the "fiu' and was taken to the
Holmes hospital last week, but is
much better and home again, and able
to be up and around.
Miss Lille Robbins is home from
the Holmes hospital and able to be up
and around.
Earl Mann spent few days in
Pueblo last week.
Mrs. Lulu Mann on South Fourth,
was initiated in the order of The E9st-
ern Star Monday night.
Eugene Pine brought load of
wheat down from his Oak Creek ranch
and disposed of it among his neigl,-
bors.
Mrs Alva Hall and children have
gone to Arizona to join Mr. Hall and
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. {. p. Harris and Mr.
and Mrs. w. ]. Davis attended the G
o'clock dinner and later the institu-
tion and initiation of the o e. S. Mon
day night.
Irene Sudvant has been suffering
from a severe attack of tonsilitis, and
has not been able to attend school.
number of South Canon mem
bers of the brotherhood Of the Chris
tian church are invited to a social to
be given BY Arthur Bradley, 912 Rudd
avenue, Thursday evening
The little Fear baby on Chestnut
avenue has been on the sick list for
several days with tonsilitis.
Mr.. Galbraith is busy getting his
greenhouses in shape so he can put
in his spring plants.
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Where poIIticians Err.

Politicians think by stopping up the
chimney they can stop It's smoking.
They Try The e.per.meni. they drive the
smoke back. ard iiars IL more sfeolse
hnp Borne.
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Garden Park
News Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Morrin and fam
Okla, have been visiting Mrs. Nor
rims sister and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. i. Langford. and now hace taken
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FOR SALE-NiisceIlaneous

FOR SALE-Lancs OF the Ba!nbos
Park Land Company OF Fioroneo,
Colo; oldest water on the Arkansas
river; price from $3.50 acre up; terms
to suit buyer: win allow one-third OF
on all cash paid down: 800 paid down
given credit Of $3.50; tracts from ;
acres up: vegetable, fruit and alfalfa
lands: all lands are within miles Of
the postonice. Address Rainbov
Park Land Company. Florence. Colo
rado. 274.f
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FOR sALE-Ford car. inquire at eI5
Mystic avenue es9-,f
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FOUND
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY to loan on best real estate sc.
Record. ess.rss
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FOR sALE--Isl7 Ford touring car.
frst-class condition. including extra
tires. tubes and full set OF tools. Call
Samuels, phone Canon IS. 2ei-ft
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FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-6-room furnished house;
modern. furnace. Address Il. ID" "
Record. 2s2.p6t
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10 make sacks for the Christmas treat
at the church.
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electorate to pass State constltu'
tional amendment to the same end.
Many Will Attend.

Newberry, June 5.-Great interest
is being manifested by the alumni
and former students of Newberry
College in the approaching COM
mencement, June 1913. This is
shown by the replies received by l.
H. Hunt, chairman of the hospitality
committee of the College Club, to
the invitations sent out to entertain
in the homes Of Newberry and to
the dinner on Tuesday, June II, the
hundreds of old boys. And the boys
and the goods, too, are coming.
Mr.. Hunt does not know the. ad,
dresses of all the former students
and he is anxious for all, whether an
invitation was received or not, to at
tend and to write him at once. The
committee must know for whom tc
provide homes and the number fol
whom dinner must be prepared.
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Kolchak Aide Serves.

Omsk, Siberia, June 5.-P. Voto-
godsky, prime minister and leader
under Admiral Kolchak of the ALL
Russian government which has its
seat at Omsk, on the Siberian steppes
is a lawyer who has had distin-
guished career in which he has saved
MANY revolutionisst from the death
penalty. He was a member of the
directorate at Omsk, and when Ad-
miral Kolchak proclaimed himself
supreme ruler, or, constitutional
Dictator as the admirals friends
put. it, Vologodsky was named presl-
dent of the cabinet.
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Company in Florida, Alabama, Geor.
gia, North and South Carolina, West
Virginia, Virginia, Kentucky, Ten.
nessee, Mississippi and New Orleans
La, who are members of the Com.
mercial Telegraphers' Union, were
ordered to 60 on strike Immediately
tonight by S. ]. Konenkamp, presi-
dent Of that organization.
President Konenkamp said the
strike order was issued in support
of Atlanta telegraph and telephone
operators who went out several days
ago and asserted that it would un-
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Messages By Shells.

New York, June 5.-A hollow g.
inch shell, fused to emit on striking
a gas of smokelike density by day,
and luminous at night, and used to
transmit messages from division
headquarters, to advanced or expos
ed positions, is another war time Sc
cret which has now been made pub,
lie.
This form of communication was
first used by the Germans, and after,
ward adopted by the allies. A sam,
pie of the shell-one that was cap.
tured from the enemy during the St.
Mihiel drive-was brought home by
Vice-Admiral Albert Gleaves on his
return from France.
According to Admiral Gleaves, the
shel has a range of about 1000 yards
and is self propelling: Its velocity
was such as to require IA seconds to
travel that distance, "slow enough"
the admiral said, to enable an active
man to dodge it, should he see OF
hear it coming. When it struck, it
could be readily located by its smoke
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questionably be followed by a ma
tionwide strike within a few days.
II took the step Immediately upon
learning that Postmaster General
Burleson had ordered wires returned
to the companies" Mr.. Konenkamp
asserted. Authority for it was ex-
tended by strike vote taken some
time ago, which has been held to see
if we could not negotiate a peaceable
settlement. 1t is very likely that the
strike will also involve the Postal
Company, but that cannot be deter
mined yet"
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Florida Governor Urges Amendment

Tallahassee, Fla, June 5.-Gover-
nor Sidney J. Cats sent a special
message to the legislature this after
noon urging that body to ratify the
federal equal suffrage amendment
and thus put Florida, a Southern
State, on record as first to do so.
The legislature will complete its
biennial session of eight weeks to-
morrow, and it will require quick
work to put it through in the face OF
the fact that this same body refused
to pass a resolution allowing the