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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-09-25
N 6GE LIVE Dc
ISSUED SATURDAY

ihe county clerks Office last Saturds
afternoon to George Staltz and Mis-
Martha ziemar. bot.r Of Canon cry.
tincES IkassEniATE
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HUGH HENDERSON
HERE FOR VISIT

Hugh j. Henderson is here for a
few days visit with his daughters at
Mt. st. Scholastica's Academy. He is
also renewing acquaintance Hugh
is looking fine and is doing very well
on the road.
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LEFT TODAY FOR
COLORADO COLLEGE

Miss Irene Hamilton left this morn.
ing Tor Colorado Springs where she
register as a student at Colorado Coz,
ieEe for tine coming year.
mApRIArF frGncE
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RETURNED FROM OVERSEAS
WITH a BRIDE

Lieut. Leroy FourIier returned
from abroad about two weeks ago and
is visiting his mother Irs. Z. NJ
Fourier. SIS Col'ese avenue. He
brought with him "A little French
countess. his newly-wedded wife. Mrs.
Fournier SPEAKS but little English
Lieut. Fournie- viii be mustered out
OF the service in California. He has
served in France and later in Ger
many. being stationed near Cobb NJ.
He brought many interesting souyen-
irs with him.
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HOME FROM HIS
VISIT TO KANSAS

". a. Clements. 500 Sherman ave
nue.. has returned rom a sh II trip 10
Kansas, where he has been s;tendi-
20 real estate transaction. Mr.
Clements says business is on the boom
every1here he vfsi-ad
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is THE GUEST OF REV.
AND MRS. c. w. SHAW

Mrs F. H. Essert of Laramie
Wyo., is visiting in Canon City and is
the guest of her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. c. ". Shaw, 1906 River street
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Dora Wood of New York state Is the
new teacher at the Lincoln scnotl
SENATOR II. &. FORNEY
GOING TO KANSAS
Senator II. e. Forney of 1924 Harri-
son avenue expects - leave in day
or Two or 4 bushes strip to Kansas.
CRIPPLE CREEK GETS
ITS FIRST SNOW
The Cripple Creek district had its
first fall of the beautiful snow Sunday
afternoon. and blanket of white pov.,
cred the landscape there Monday
morning. 1t is reported that from two
and a half TO three incnes OF snow fell
on the s:reots OF Cripple Creek and
Victor during the storm. Pixies Peak
was also covered with a mantle of
the beautiful Monday morning.
PROF. GILLESPIE ILL
WITH ToNSILiTiS
Prof. Paul Gillespie. principal OF
the Canon City high school. is in bed
with bad case OF tonsilitis. He had
almost recovered from a case OF blood
poisoning when this latest illness
overlook him.
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WAS HERE SEVERAL
DAYS LAST WEEK

Mrs. Eugene Mccormick of the Wet
Mountain ve!ley spent several days in
Canon City last week, during which
she was the guest Of her old-time
friends, Mrs. Templin and .drs. Ripley.
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Empire Zinc Company.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07

multi cind aiesc printre ucrato din indus
81 char dine
o appropriate legaui oamn muncitori mil
nile 81 putere cladirea natiune
noastre.
oe din Pttsbug Frecature manlor urutu trenu
ror gagia nduste inceta urechi mee
zua 81 noaptea
generate lucraor lie servit mai ntma
doved despre intereu devoa fata de mnctor
pacer comfortu preferinte
Nc unu poate banuiasca ipsa simpae
pretenie nob cop nature ns muncitori
naune motvee metodee acoa carl conduc miscare
pentu organzarea ucratolor din industra de f 81 otel
Admit Cd mute lucrur reertor la condie din in
dus economice socale ucratorlor carl mbuna
reconstruests deptate
Ia erecunocuta mai mutt multi de pubcu luminat
obtinue prin promovara uri
nemuum lupe de casa Presedntee Statelor
Unite propra etoda aplanarea derineor
greva chema confernt representation
craoor paonior unde cheiae dispua a e calm 81
resonabl considerate
Federation of Labor pare in mne
Bolsevist Rosor refuzat asculte de
lui Wilson rezutatu conne ntors
surda cerne poprr oicia asculte dona Pre
ales sindcast martmis William Foster de vice
pressdnte Federaa Muncoo organzeze ucrao din
industria de ote din marele district al Pitsburg ulu.
william Foster scris carte in care descrie pc nsusi
pc sindcast srupue agerea armeor
ca 81 lupte lupta Gu capaismul
Emu permit considea legaitate rigie rosm
a ori orr alta in calea lor adopte tactc
Elective
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
Fr,lr1tasii grevistilor nurniti RADICAL
de catre un PreOt CatOlic.

Snguru sentiment pc este eaitatea dupa
vad ell fa Eli rvoa
captamuu ale Marea sndicaista Foster
miscare nde sa rastoarne capitals
mu 81 sa desorganizeze societatea.
ved in Stat instrument de opresiune
sngace admnrare ndusie @ exclud aceste
DIN societatea psa supavghere gene
a unu corp governmental
indeplneasca scopu propun desorganizarea poei
oo mlare lie slabeasca numa fie de foo
meoda lie vine Ia nina 81
poe consderare fata de just drept
orr cviizat nui refine
Prncpiul Tor ,scopul scuza mijoacele''
Acesta deci este Federata Anne
muncitorr organzeze cns 81 bun lucator
Psbug decursul perioadei de
adjustare economical lumii
resping eoi munci SENSITIVE aceaa nsulta Ii
Sc ofera numinduse un sindicalist conduca?
THOMAS DELvIN
49, Preot la Holy Cross Church
pitthurr Pa Sentenbrie 1919
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
De: PRf07UL THOMAS >DfVLIN

PREoT LA HOLY CROSS CHURCH PITTsBURG PA, PUBLIcAT
IN PITTsBURG GAZETTE TIMES, SEPT 49, 1919
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07

Din Cleveland Dealer, Sept so 1919
|nueSteaza pc MunCitOfii Radical.
REDFIELD DECLARE CA UNIUNILE PIERD 1NCREDEREA
PUBLTCULUI
WASHINGTON, 20 Sept Din ,actuni radcale 81
fruntasi muncor oganza perd ncredera pubcuu
taxi William G. Redfield, secretarul comercului
Acunea radicala greva potistor din Bos
conduerea rador geva ucratoor din indus
spune Mr. Redfied 1mi pare aenna par
da condnta pubcuui de constructive conservative
oor organiza mrr muncitores paguba srioas
Ca prietn al munctorlor organza regret foarte mutt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

II y probable that Rcaumur c.
StearneD, former superintendent Of
pulic instruction in this state, will
shortly assume charge Of the War
Camp Community work In this city
and possibly other towns in Virginia.
At any rate. II 10 an open secret that
the w. C. C, 8. people OF Richmond have
asked the central office In New York
to detail Mr.. Stearnes fyr this held. and
his presence here within the last few
days indicates that he Ii looking over
the Erounud. This. coupled with the
fact Mr.. Steamers family resides at
Westhampton, ID taken As conclusive
evidence that he will not reject an OPP
Dortunity to come back to this city
At least for = few months.
After retiring from the office Of sup
erintendent Of public instruction, Mr.
Stearnes became associated with tho
War Camp community work. and in
April 1918 went to Atlanta ~ commun-
tty organizer. His efforts in the
Georgia capital were crowned with i'm
mediate success and in q few months he
was made district representative for
the entire state. Within the last few
days stili another promotion has come
to him. He has been made special rep
resentative of the organization and
attached to the headquarters in New
York. This position means that he will
have the handling OF unusual problems
and other important duties which will
doubtless send him to many parts of
the country.
The resignation Of Hermcn G. Win
frey rs local representative Of the w
c. G. 8. in this city q few weeks ago
deprived the organization OF a most
efficient head In Richmond, and tempo
rarily created q situation which threw
good deal OF work on DR.. H. D. c.
Maclachlan. the chairman of the execu-
tive committee. Had Mr.. Winfrey not
consented to help out even after he had
assumed the duties OF another posi-
ton. the work might have languished
though in the circumstances II has been
kept In hne shape. Naturally with
things as they were. Mr.. Stearnes's pro-
motion offered q solution Of the prob
lem. Headquarters were requested to
make Richmond his first special as
signment
Should Mr. Stearnes assume sup
ervision of the work m this city-and
the chances are niney-nine to one that
he Willie will come with the title
OF special representative II IL likely,
too. that he win devote a good deal of
his time to community work In other
towns of Virginia. as the peace-time
activities of the organization will be
extended to many parts Of the state,
MIR. Stearnes, however, will work from
Richmond and will be given such cieri-
cal assistance A. to allow full play for
his constructive ability
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
HOUSING CONDITIONS
IN TUBERCULAR CASES

Miss Blanche Webb. executive sec
rotary OF the Richmond Anti-Tubercu-
losis association, announced last night
that a six months health survey OF
the Fulton section had been com
pleted with the result that out Of 81 s
persons examined 20 were found to be
tuberculosis sufferers
Fifteen of this number nave been
sent to the proper sanitoria, and
there will be supervision of some sort
in all the cases." said the secretary.
During the six months we gave SIX
lectures In churches, three in fac
tories and two before voman's clubs
A total of fourteen free clinics were
conducted and entertainments com
bininG lectures and free motion pic
lures were given in one church and
one school"
Miss Webb said that while the
Anti-Tuberculosis association does not
attempt to furnish financial aid for
those needing II. deserving cases were
always laid before the proper agencies
with the result that assistance was
forthcoming. Discussing the readiness
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
Southside Items


Much interests conferred in the
hearing before Judge Wells tomorrow
on the sanitary tax law. Residents
Of Swansboro and other suburban Sec
tons will watch with concern the out
come Of tho hearing. The city's In
terests will he taken care Of by City
Attorney Pollard and Councilman T.
GRAY Haddon. and the other side will
he looked out for by Charles v. Mere
dith. former city attorney.
Sunday Selling CaaeA
The hearing against Mrs.. Rebecca
Novey and b. Blaine, charged with
violation Of the SUNDAY law. was con-
tainued yesterday by Justice Maurice
until May sSth. The CASE Of W. A.
Hinton was dismissed.
Gibbs b Entertained.
A happy entertainment was Kfven
Curtis Gibbs, If the u. g. navy. at
home for 4 brief furlough, hy his
friends at his home. 1919 Hemm6e ave-
nue.. He II one OF the crew Of the
Martha Washington.
Games and dancing we're INDUCED
IN until late hour. when refresh
ments we're served.
Among those present were: Misses
Edith Jones. Violet Rowlett, Eleanor
Cranes. Cecille Brittcn. Elisabeth
Pcmberton. Mae Query, Maude Penn
berton. Marian Rist and Carlotte
Dixon and MesSrs. Curtis Gibbs. Tho
mas Jones. Vivian SIN ethie. Sherwood
Butler, Julius Boykin. Alonzie Shelton,
Clayton Spain, Julian McCabe, T..
Moore and Austin Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Gibbs and Mrs. Hoyet
Rist were chnperons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

Arrangements have been perfected
for the cnnfsrencs q the Jefferson
hotel auditorium, beginning tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
The object Of the conference II to
further the unihcation OF all church
work. ana more than 400 invitations
have been sent out to prominent
church and social welfare workers to
be present. The conference IL designed
primarily to bring forward discussion
on the following questions:
To review, interpret and strengthen
the prop<> rlana and program or
the interchurch rerld movement. -
pecially a. they affect the state OF
Virginia.
1hs general proposal Of the move
AAnt has been heartily adopted by
many boards as Indicated in the PAM
phlet, ana more especially by the re-
cent national interboard conferences
held in Cleveland, Ohio. It gives prom
Use Of rendering an immense service
to tho common cause OF Jesus Christ
throughout the world
TO study unitediy the problems OF
the Christian church In its new world
responsibility and opportunity.
To givc particular attention to the
best method Of assembling and making
effective the proposed city and rural
surveys to be- !naugurated under the
1ntsrchurch world movement.
70 lay the foundation for a perma-
nent organisation Of the interchurch
world movement In the state OF Viz
lgfnin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
MAJOR ROBERTSON IS
SENATE CANDIDATE

Major A. W. Robertson. assistant TO
the ACCOMPLISHMENT at Washington,
and state senator from Rockbridgs
and Bedford counties. when seen here
yesterday announced that he would be
. candidate to succeed himself in the
coming election.
He took = high stand In The VIZ
gfnia legislature and made Z brilliant
reputation - one Of the youngest Of
it members He was on the steering
committee and the roads committee.
two Of the most important committees
Of the senate. Az q member Of the
roads committee he secured an ap-
preparation for = highway from
Lynchburg TO Big Island. running
through the heart Of his District.
Major Robertson 10 here on de-
taehed service in the interests OF q
recruiting campaign for the U. s.
Army. He Is visiting his sister. Mrs
]. Sidney Peters at her homo on
West Grace street Major Robertson
was executive cflcer OF Camp Lee
for some time. and he was highly
praised for his efficient work there
when he left TO take up his new duties
In Washington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
ANOTHER BIG M H
St. JAMES CHURCH

This will be another great day at
st. James Methodist church. All the
service will be appropriate to the Cen
tenary campaign and the climax will
be the night service Of special prayer
and Thanksgiving. when the ANAL re-
ports OF the team captains will be
made. each team going over the top
The service. song and prayers will be
attuned to thanksgiving for the great
success Of the Centenary campaign and
prayer for the guidance OF the AL
mighty in practically applying its
fruits. 1t VIII be another Everybody
80 to church" day and the choir will
render special music
This church has held nightly meet
ings All during the week. which have
been very interesting. Pastor Lumpkfn
has had the heartiest cooperation Of
the official board and members gener-
ally and he wears "the smile that won't
come or"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

e
Convicted Of assuring David r
shelton. a merchant, Of Montpelier.
Hanover county. several days ago.
George Hudgins, Henry B1ankinship,
and Mrs Lillian Ausley. OF Richmond.
were each fined $50, and Sidney Ball.
also OF this city. was fined $50.
and given term Of three months in
Jail Motion 10 set aside this latter
verdict was made BY counsel-Ben
Lovenstein and l. 8. Bremner, which
will be heard at the September term
OF. the court, The fines in the former
cases were ali paid.
It had been stated that the assault
upon Mr.. Shelton was the result Of
4 report that he had given officers GER
tain information that they had been
transporting liquor. The defendants
denied this allegation. and said the
affair grew ont Of incidents in connec-
ton with a social visit in the vicinity
Of the Shelton store.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
contribute . the sprsad % tubercs.

contribute to the sprsad Of tubercs-
losis.
investigation az housing con
ditions. she said. showed thirty
eight families living in two rooms
and hfiy-seven families living in three
rooms. In ninety-nve families people
found sleeping three in one bed. and
in eleven families four IN one bed.
One family OF ten occurics two
rooms. They have two beds and
sleep I'VE in bed. We found one
tuberculosis patient sleeping with two
other persons and three patients Sleep
ing with one other person. One
family has had four deaths in the
last Ave years"
decision will be reached at a
meeting of the board OF directors OF
the association Thursday OF this
week as to the section OF the city that
will be surveyed, beginning June !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25


~ indiy1duais 70 give aid the secrs-
tary cited the case Of man employed
At = hotel. When the owner OF the
hotel learned that the cmpleye had
developed tuberculosis In an i'm
cipient stage be immcdiately.agreed to
be responsible for 800. This viii
enable the patient to spend six months
at the Piedmont sanatcrium and will
send his wife and children to the
country.
To send member to Piedmont for
two and one-hah months a colored
church has agreed to give s25. and
sufficient funds to send a mother and
daughter to the sanatorium We ere sun.
Piled by Fulton women.
Whenever possible. Miss Webb
stated, the association endeavors TO
correct bad housing conditions. which
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
NAY DROP kIWAh|AhS !. !.
FOR A0h-ATTEADANct

The regular meeting Of the Kiwants
club viii be held tomorrow evening
q e:7e o'clock In tho Business Mems
club. An address will BE- delivered by
Or. Douglas Freeman on Printing
Richmond Larger Tho silent Boost
Or" viii be George j. Bouse and the
glad hAhd'' committee. ice cream"
Wynne, sporty" Howell and Close
Aequatntanceship" Saunders. Ralph p
Harrison and George s. Barnard. who
attended the convention OF interna-
ttonAl Kfwanis In Birmingham last
week, will report the result OF their
TRIP ana so1ourn In the Alabama city
secretary Maxine Ducharme's weekly
reminder continue the contains the
following itsms OF interest to XII
Member desiring TO purchase =
rubber stamp nike this tths Kiwanis
eeal) can obtain Same from maxine for
-At the Klwanhs club meeting held
- Nay 10. the matter non-Attendance
was discussed and u was decided. on
motion by Secretary Ducharme, duly
seconded and carried unanimously. that
. card should be inserted with the
weakly notice to members, requiring
returning OF the card reservinK place
for luncheon. or sending an excuse for
no0-attendAncs.
TT vas also moved by the secretary
ana seconded by 8. Fl. Halves. tho re-
solution being unanimously adopted.
that q members missing three consecu-
tive msetings without sending = sat-
isfac4ory excuse should be reported TO
the board Of directors for such action
- they may So At
'Tha 'psp squad meetings VIII be
Aald On regular nights ~ soon Ms I'm
preseario' Ragiand callp \ committee
meeting to arrange night"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
HOLD INTER-CHURCH
MEETING NEXT week

Tue rntar-church World Movement
u North America, Will hold It's Virgin
- staxs conference In the auditorium
" The Jefferson. beginning u p. M.
Monday. This organization stands for
cooperation on the part OF all Profess
tAnt den ominations Of North America.
notably In home and foreign missions
Four hundred invitations to this
conference have gone out to the re-
ligious leaders. editors. educators and
ehurchmen and women OF Richmond
and the state. Many prominent men
have already expressed sympathy with
this movement Henry HI. Welles. IT..
representative OF the movement here.
has headquarters In room 2lis. Ameri-
can National bank building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
BROAD STREET CHURCH
BRINGS BANNER HERE

n ArUt - .<3o Over the Top In the
sreaA Methodist Centenary drive.
re campaign director Of Broad-street
chusuh. ". r. smithdea1. was officially
netffasA BY district director. J. r. Jonea.
that tbs conference banner had been
awarded By xne conferences director.
fh0a. q. EouthgAte. Of Norfolk to
broad street Methodist church. II be-
ing the nrst church to 70 over the top
In the great Methodist Centenary drive.
81 A banner was awarded In every con-
ference in southern Methodism for the
ahurch beginning its collection on
schedule time and the flrst TO report It's
cuota In full. Broad-street put over its
quota In fifteen minutes and raised
over o00-S3.00o more than It's
quota before the collection closed on
sunday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
FAVOR REPEAL Of
LUXURY" TAX LAW

Repeat Of the revenue acts provf-
sion calling for q ten per cent tax on
certain articles vitality affecting retail
trade will be supported by practically
every member OF the finance commit
tee Of both senate and house. accord
ing to information received in Rich
mond yesterday. Almost every mem
Der OF the committee has been visited
BY special delegation Representing
the interest OF Virginia merchants.
and II Is said that none OF those ap-
preached has expressed opposition to
the repeal movement. The merchants
committee was headed by Secretary
W. A. Clarke, Jr., Of the Retail Mer-
chants Association.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
MANY CONVICTIONS
N LIQUOR CASES

W. Il. Kilbourne. inspector at Big
setone Gap, in a letter to Prohibition
Com Missioner Peters yesterday. re-
snorta that in the term of the federal
court which has just adjourned. many
snonvictions were secured for viola
lions Of the prohibition laws in that
nection. The large number of men
sent to penltentiary and Jail. he says.
ENfll help materially to keep down the
tfallic IN whiskey.
Among the cases tried was that Of
Haylor Collier. who Was fined SIS
and sent 70 5Ail for thirty days, on the
1hav3e Of keeping house Of III fame.
and waa bound over to the Wise
county court for having whiskey In
m possession.
q One automobile containing whiskey
as con6scated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
WAIT on SUPREME COURT
IN TELEPHONE RATE CASE

Announcement was made yesterday
at the Office Of the state corporation
commission that no decision In regard
to the telephone rate cases would be
made until the meeting Of the supreme
court. June .. On Monday, May ~.
the court adjourned. after deciding
that the case of the Gable company
against the postmaster-gencral had
become moot, owing to the return Of
the cables to their owners
II the decision Of the supreme court
10 unfavorahle to telephone users. the
extra session Of congress may afford
relief Several bills have been intro
duced for the return OF the wire sys-
tens and others viii be introduced to
extend the power OF the interstate
commerce committion over the wires.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
MALE ORPHAN SOCIETY
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

The seventy NTH anniversary OF ths
organization Of the Richmond Male
Orphan society WIN Be observed this
afternoon IT o'clock In tho chapel Of
tho homA Rtvervfew. General Charles
J. Anderson. president Of the board Of
directors VIII preside. and an attractive
scented.
The address will b delivered by Rev.
G. FreeIand Peter. Of ST. James Episci-
pal church. and = service OF song will
be given by the children under the di-
rection Of Mrs. J. r. Gill. who for thir-
ty-three years was the active head Of
the institution.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25
n'G|LL UNION GIVES
SOLDIERS GLAD HAND

McGnl Union h&aAquartsrs adjoining
the hotel Richmond. ID open to all re-
turning soldiers. who are invited to
make themselves At home at any time
Throughout this week open house"
win be had. and all soldiers and sail :
ors are invited to make themselves At
home. Refreshments will be served
every day by . conmittee OF 100 ladies'
1t WAS announced yesterday that
COMMITTEES would Be on hand Mt all
times to offer the visitors all the pri-
vilegea of the home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-25

Or. stua-t McGuirS ysstsr1l 8
nounced that Mis- 1lArtha Y.
superintendent Il the gheitsflA
hospital. would sssume chares n
Luke's hospital about the mf1ll
June. St Luk's win rsspsa = ~
June lst. and Miss H4y1os, 11
widely known In hospital elrel
take charge two weeks Iater.