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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-28
BRETHREN.

Firsl--Rev. q. S. Rench. ID. D. pas.
tor sunday school az . 30 a. n Harley
FfreSfone superfuter dent Primary
school meets ~ the same nour. Miss
Margaret Whitmer. superintendent
First Church % the observation-disclosures
as aud Miami So Rev II. Ii. Holman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-28

WESLEYAN 30 T. Broadway. Rev.
Glen e. Payne. pastor Residence J4oi
J. Rush st sabbath school at . 80 a.
M. ~ e. Porter, superintendent
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-28

Annual mission festival Sunday with
German service az so a. m. and En-
-lIsh service at II 90 a. N. Rev. g
rurzuer OF Avilla Ind. viii preach az
botn German and English services
The choir viii sing at the morning
service In the evening there VIII Pc
another German service in which the
Rev Heiue OF North Judsou viii speak
on Missions" The children's choir
from the school will render a song No
WaIther league meeting Tuesday
GIoria- Del Swedish-Ch1pin and Kerr
school at 90 a. IN. and Bible class az
a.. 20 ..nrlf-Ld n-.cn- m.stor. Sunday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-28

Sacred Heart Belgtan-1l26 W. Thorn
as ST Rev. Charles = Fischer. pastor.
Mass at Z 60 aud 80 q. m Sunday
school at 20 D. N. BenedictiOn at 3 90
d. n.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-28

IT. JOseph's-Hin st and Lasalie av.
Patrick J. Carroll. L. :. G.. pastor. Low
mass at 10 90 a m. Penediction at 100
p. m.
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CC00lORAD0'S C00l Own, The 18TH
AID 18TH WILL SOON Be HOME

Co'oradois own. the One Hundred
aSd Fiffy-sayenth Infantry. has been
ordered home The announcement
was made at Washington yesterday
fhaf q. Foriieth division. the Sun
shire division, composed OF men from
from Colorado. Utah. New Mexico,
ARIZONA and California. would soon be
aboard transports bound for the
United States Other Colorado units.
in addition TO The One Hundred and
Fifty-seventh. attlched to Tie Forteth
aislsion, are te hone Hundred and
Fnteeuth ammunition train and trench
mortar hatlerE. The enc Hundred and
Fifteenth Engineers and engineer
,Ea'n and the one Hundred and FIT
leen;h sanitary train.
Tie Sunshine division returns
with glorious rocoad in the makins
o. which the Colorado units had no
small part. The One Hurdred and
flatg-sevcHth. commanded BY Col Pat
rick Han.rock,. vas rated as one OF
the most efficient uatlenai euard units
Il has been in continual service since
tie Nexican border Affairs in 1916.
The division tcok part in some OF
the stiaest nghuus on the Western
'front.'
The One Hundred ana Fifteenth En-.
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Cripple Creek Judge
Moving to Canon

judge H. n. de corsova former jus
tiee OF t.e peace ard present police
magistrate OF CriBple Greek is pack
;ng his household belongings and is
preparing 10 move bis family. inc'ud.
lns his daughter. Mrs Lillian Peck. 70
this city. lie has purchased ihe
property IN South Canon formerly oe-
cupiad by NJ ard Mrs p T. seine
wandel which is or-nea ~ o. y. Mes
Diman TIE 5adre has been a long
time and pepaiar resident ~ The Grip
pc Creek district having fyed there
more than % years.
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giasers, made up entirely OF Colorado
men. including one oompa-y formed
at the University OF Colorado. gained
nor itself the soubrieuet. the regiment
that accomplished things. 1t was
commanded BY Col. George b Pills,
bury. one Of The best known engineer
officers in the regular army
The resimeut was ably supported
by the One Hrndred and F'iiteenri En-
siReeF train. without which the engi-
neers would have been in the position
Of hriesl@yers without bricks
The Ore Hundred and Fifteeuth am.
inunition tsain gained the distinction
Of being the best disciplined and most
efficient ammunition train in ths
Sunshine division The rs-iuent
was undsr command Of Col II. Z. Don-
kersly az Yuma Colo.
The ore Hundred and Fifteenth
trench mortar batiesy a i Tue one
Hundred and Fifteenth sanitary train
were both composed entirely of Colo
rado men. Lieut. Col w \ Ioney OF
neneer was in charge of tise One Hun
Grei and Fifteenth sanitary train. Be
sore accepting a commission IN the
army, Col jolly. served with the Red
Cross on the Western front.
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and It's Still
Cheaper TO Live
in Canon City
La 5unta Tribune.

In 1unta Tribune
Rocky Ford people are very much
eNeroised over the fact thar groceries
can be purchased for less money in
Ia Junta than 1 rtheir own town.
snen,ins OF prices and the hieh, cost
ef living. the Tribune is glad to call
the attention OF Ia Jurta. household
ers to the fact that both Canon City
and Trinidad coal can be pnrchus used
ip La Irn;a for some so cents less n
ton than in Rocky Ford. which condi-
ton has prevailed duriaz the coldest
winter we have experienced for many
years. Canon City coal has been sell
inr for S7,75 ton in La Junta since
last September. while the price in
Rocky Ford has been. and we under
stand, is ss.25. and In Denver. with
practically the same freigh; rate from
the mines as La Junta. SS.05.
The Federal fuel administration has
lifted the ban on coal prices at the
mines. and the operators have ad-
vanoed the price on lump and dropped
on nut coal. as under government con-
troll all prepared coal at any particu-
lar mine sold at an equal price IRE
spectiye OF preparation.
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in JUSTICE ITO THE Y.M.C.

Editorial In the New York Tribune.
There is danger that very grave
Injustice will be done the Y M. G. A.
Our hghters seem to be in a crouch
with it, The most human quality of
youth is gossip. '1f they didn't kick.
they wouldn't fight said an officer in
France last summer when he reminded
a ~ secretary that his doughboys
were kicking about their mail, their
food, their quarters and their pay.
Before the armistice was signed we
used to hear that the Y. M. C. A. was
open to criticism behind the lines. but
that at the front the services rendered
under fire were beyond praise. One
commanding officer insisted that the
"" secretary attached to his battal-
ion march with the men through
Paris on the Fourth of July. Secre-
taries were mentioned in citations and
were elected honorary members OF
outfits.
You can't very well criticize a man
when he crawls out to your machine
gur nest through a barrage to bring
you smokes and cookies and choco-
lates and letters from home And
the records show that secretaries did
things like that. Many were wounded.
some were killed.
The secretary in his hut back in the
training area had harder time and
less opportunity to win popularity. He
was a country storekeeper, a janitor.
theatrical booking agent, a pro-
moter of athletics and a librarian
rolled into one
Formerly the criticism one heard of
the Y. NJ. c. a took these difficulties
and differences into account. and was
at least discriminating; but row it is
becoming fashionable to say unpleas-
ant things about the organization. and
much of its really fine work is disre-
garded-
When you remember that each mill
tary unit formed its opinion of the
whole Y. NJ C. A organization from
one v NJ c. A secretary you can real
ize how much energy. tact and re-
sourcefulness each of many hundreds
OF secretaries should have had Tn
fortunately. many of them didz't meas
ure UP. That was inevitable
Perhaps the greatest fault of the Y.
II. c. a. was that it assumed too many
burdens II was asked by the army
10 run the canteeas. and it did. II
was asked to organize entertainments.
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Coal Creek
VIII Celebrate

The finance committee OF Coal
Greek. which has been raising prompt
~ all of its\anota for the Red Cross
and the various war work drives, called
in an outside auditing committee a
few days ago. and made n complete
and final report The committee had
on hand at the time OF its cessation Of
work S146.67. and at packed hall a
few niShts ago the committee through
Mr.. Gilbert. put the matter up 10 the
people as to what they wanted done
with the balance. and it was unani-
mously decided to keep il and get up
a monster celebration for all of the
sAdier and sailor boys when they get
home. The young ladies of Coal Creek
have also about $50 in their fund,
and the two amounts win be put to-
gether and when the time arrives Coal
Greek will give her soldier and sailor
laddies a reception they will never
forget.
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athletics and educational work. and II
did 1t was asked to send money home
for the soldiers. and 1t did. The army
called for more new secretaries, and
still more. The Y. NJ. c. A. got them
and sent them over. believing that,
even though all of them weren't ideal.
1t was better to send them than to
let the landing troops be without their
huts- And the troops were landing
by the hundreds of thousands. The
army wanted one secretary for each
unit OF 500 men But with the num-
Der of men in the army and the num-
Der engaged in jobs which they could
not leave a; home. that goal was never
reached Ask the men who were with
out "Y" service part of the time. They
will tell you what it meant They
are the ones who realize best what our
army's life would have been without
this oiganization. The Y. NJ. c. a.
assumed the prosaic, useful Jobs.
There was little picturesqueness in
its WORK There were weeks and
months of grueling labor-in ware
houses. for instance
10 d'sTlss with thoughtless, un-
Informed word the efforts of an organ
ization which has earnestly tried to do
its best is not fair play One hears
the work of the Y NJ. c. A. contrast ID
unfavorably with that of the Red
Cross. There is a sentimental rea
son. perhaps. for that The basic ap-
peal of the Red Cross is that it helps
the helpless. The Y NJ c. A. dealt
with whole men. That was under
stood in the division of work between
the two organizations. Soldiers who
say they didn't see Y. NJ. L. A. man
or woman from the time they were
wounded until they reached home do
not realize how much they nurt the Y.
NJ. c. A. when they make criticism
which seems TO indicate lack of hl-
man sympathy.
Whel a man says the Y. NJ. C. A.
sold dear merchandise he doesn't
realize that the canteen system, sup
planting the post exchanges run by
the military in other wars. was run
by the '.Y' by request. with funds
separate from those raised for the
regular work of building and manning
huts, transporting supplies and fur-
nisning athletics. edus sational work
ard entertainment. He doesn't re-
member. If he ever knew. that sup
plies were given away under fire.
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Nothing to RumOrs
Says Carlton

A. e. Carlton of Colorado Springs
arrived home Thursday from Califor-
mia and Arizona after two weeks
absence. He visited the plants of
the Holly Sugar Company in Califor
mia and announced thae the outlook
for the sugar industry is very prom
ising. THE soil Is in splendid cpndi-
ton. there has been plenty of rain and
people as n rule are looking into the
future through eyes of optimism"
Mr.. Carlton said that he had heard
nething whatever regarding what is
taking place In Washington in the Mid.
land controversy. so far as we are
concerned" he said. referring to him
self ard the other owners of the road.
1--WE are Just marking time and are
willing to wait and let the trouble
solve ITSELF"
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C. F. & l. Treats
Coal Greek

Some time ago. the Colorado Fuel
q Iron Company provided for two en-.
tertainments for the people Of Coal
Creek One was a comedy which was
put on In the opera house for the juye'
riles. AID the other was the motion
picture play of the whip for the
adults. This was done to show the
appreciation OF the mining company
toward the people Of Coal Creek for
making record. the best In the conn
~ for steady work At the minc, and
rntins only third aii over the system-
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Had Busy Time
in Canon CITY

Friday evening. Rev. Charles L.
Meade Of Denver lectured for nearly
two hours on his experiences across
seas to an audience that filled the audi
torium o. the Methodist church On
Thursday evening DR.. Meade spoke at
the diner that launched the cam
pzigu ior the annual budget expenses
OF the local Y NJ c. a. Friday morn
ing he addressed the high school and
spent the whole day in personal inter
views with the young men of the high
school, Twenty-Five or so had the
privilege of consulting him on topics
and problems Of personal interest. The
Methodist church. the Y g. c. a. and
the Hi-Y Cub were instrumental in
bringing DR.. Meade to the city.
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our appearances and answer In said

your appearance and answer In said
This is an action brought by plaintiff
10 recover of the defendant thirty 1--we
hundred t{3,500.00) dolIarg money of
the plaIntin by the defendant had and
received. and for costs.
And you are hereby notified that a
Writ OF Attachment has issued out of
said Court against your lands and tene-
and credits.
Witness. Edward p. Arthur. Clerk of
our said Court with the seal thereof
hereunto affixed. at office. in the City
of Canon City. this 18th day OF January.
EDWARD P. ARTHUR.
tSEAL) Clerk :.
Last Pub March 6. 1919.
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LEGAL NOTICES
SCHOOL oRpEns CALLED.

Notice IL hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered School Warrants is
sued by the several districts of Free
mont County. drawn upon the several
funds. Will be paid upon presentation TO
the County Treasurer at his office in
Canon City. Colorado. any time during
business hours between the date of this
notice and the 2sth day OF February.
1913. and further notice 81 hereby given
that School Warrants called by this no.
tice not so presented. shall cease to
draw interest on and after midnight of
February 70. 1919.
No. OF No. of Date
War'k. Dist Amount Registered
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Bill to Continue
National Guard

Washington. Feb IA bslI designed
% euRtilue the National Guard after
discharee vas introduced IN tho sen
ate today b. Senator Reed Of Missouri
and referred 10 the Military AnMrs
Committee The principal rrnvist on
reruires thst within 60 days after dis
charse she units ceauhcd by ihe GOV
ernars. as being SO p0r cent stzons
s-ai remain as stale units
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What CIemenceau
Really Said

Manchester Guardian.
This is given me as the truth of
what NJ. Clemenceau said when the
draft Of President Wilson's original
IA points was handed to him. lie
said; ~ouatorze points, Mais celia
c'est un peu fortle bon Dieu men await
Que dix" Which being literally trans.
lated means; Fourteen points, oh.
he'll, The good Lord only had TO-
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The war hasn't crippled any Of the
women. but they are doing their best
BY wearing high heels to acquire de-
formities ~ substitute.
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NorIrI, or nls.nlrrInN.

age. tse rndr4fiEuta a.. af. t-hasn. Pros
iterLH5ld natgseinr sectrt targ ef q 3
SoUf ALTON = rofnnfl tiln ~ nss T. Nui14
fila laws ~ the State lf Ncinfail. iC
trees ste ueties f1at ai
eflied fer fhe y. rt-r,e - astierius
sig NgHti iFtf y NteA iftf ssi4 81 tef-
fats end helu in t.se aiatfict se-f !
Room fn thr Frcfn1ne crunfN Sn-rf
iinue. su t1e city - o.npn cry @tAt
" CGiurtfr on the eleventh daH OF
afe~ua fa tht aaetnhef= fhcreuf r. fne
ninurer provided br law Tor fht cn1lirg
- stackhoiaers rucetinRs tpg the ppF-
pase - amending artlcieE of lncerrora-
ton. fht uctrbers n.r ruse of more
fitan tfrn-fiii-sts nf fhr entfrr member
sllp OF said cofpora tions ordered SAID
Ne faff her rerftfy tianf all dailis ow.
lne hs' said eafperstiea have poep fnNs
In witness whereof. We have nede
and signed this notice % dissciution,
aud aniscd hereto m scrl % said cor
purnfioh .shis gard 0ay of January. a.
G NJ CHASE. President
=. RATcHELoR. Secretary.
eCoRPOEATE SEA1.)
First Pub january 30. 1919.
Last Pub March 6. 1918.
NOTICE OF FINAt. SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that on sat
urday, the 18th day OF February, A. u.
the estate OF Lcona Thomas minor.
now deceased. Will appear before the
County Court nj the Court House tn
Canon city, In the County of Fremont.
Colorado, at 10 o'clock IN tho forenoon
OF that day and present her accounts
for final settlement. aud pray the ap-
proNh of the same and ask TO be dis
charged. at which time and place any
person in interest may appear and pre-
cent. objections IL any there be.
Dated at Canon city Colorado this
llth day OF January 1919.
ApELfNE B-,KLuNp.
First Pub Jan. is. 1919.
Last Pub. Feb. IL, 1919.
MISUNDERSTANDING COURT.
State OF Colorado. County OF Free
In the pistric, Court. Eleventh Judi
The Reaver Park Land and,
and Water Company. corpor-l
Archibald Cowie. Defendant.
Tho People OF the State OF Colorado
To the Defendant above named
s You are hereby required to appear In
mn action brought against you by the
above named piaintim IN the DISTRICT
sTHTE psT or coronApc hSosr sns answer %"uSTx sns
complaint therein within twenty days
after the service hereof. u YOU are served
within this county. II served out OF
,his county, or by pap''cation within
| sive OF tho day Of service or Judgment
by default VIII bs taken agninst you
accordinx TO tho prayer OF the com.
~ eepy o, the complaint be no,
oSsdo. zen dsy: .ddi;,ersl t,gs. y shsI
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MAYOR OF pARkpAlE
IN CANON CITY TODAY

w. H. Murray. sr.. popuiarly known
as the mayor OF Parkdale. is making
one OF his brief business visits to the
city today;
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sTERzIMAN FAMILY
MOVE TO SOUTH CANON

L. Sterizman and family. who have
been living at 225 North Diamond ave
nue.. have moved to ss7 Ussey avenue
South Canon.
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NOTICE OF. ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Henry NJ Palm, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them Tor adjustment in the County
Court of Fremont County. Colorado. on
Saturday. the Sth day OF March. A. d.
1919. at o'clock p. m
ELMIRA c. PALM.
First Pub. Feb. 6. 1919.
Last Pub. March 6. 1919.
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wErMoRG MAN IN
TOWN ON BUSINESS
r r. Edwards 81 wetmcrc came to
Canon City Sunday and II looking
after busirsss matters today.
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- TTTITFN IlN WNWI ITU T"T7T-I .
ihla zAi4 das Of lanuar1. A. r. 1913
BLAKE TprsF.S
County Treasurer.
Firff frHh 4lnurry Io ISIS
l-nTi l'un. fthFrlfs ~. 1atA,
Newark post., 1919-10-15

in the scenes. The mniers in this
picture happen to be the "real
thing as Director Blache caught
them on their way to the Canadian
gold fields and persuaded them to
stop over and take part in the pic
ture. This they agreed to do as
the novelty of appearing in a mov-
ing picture appealed to them, and
besides that the weather condi-
trons were so servere at the time
that they were glad of the STOP
over in the warm, comfortable
quarters supplied them by the
company.
+ They fully entered into the spir-
ut of the picture and gave Mr..
Blache many good pointers on the
life and manners of an honest-to-
goodness mining camp where the
fever for gold possesses everyone.
Many of these men had made large
fortunes, and as is usually the case
with them, spent it again, and
were on the search for another
find"
Newark post., 1919-10-15

the house, where the dim light was
still burning, but no sign of living
beings. Gently but firmly enter
ing, they promptly commandeered
the light and proceeded to search
the dwelling, finally landing in a
room where three men, partly un-
dressed, were sleeping in one bed.
Captain O'Daniel, being still at
tached to the Regular Army and
therefore the ranking officer of the
party, proceeded to shove double
barrelled gun, or an army rifle, or
some other such trifling toy, about
half way down the throat of the
only man of the three who showed
any signs of waking up and who
had just started to exclaim: What
the --!' when Mikes promptness
choked his further utterance. At
this critical moment, filled with
possibilities of innocent bloodshed
Mr.. Bigner lept forward with a
yell-"Oh, these men are my wife's
cousins" And so they were. Had
come down for a visit and, finding
no one at home, had proceeded to
make themselves as comfortable
as possible, pending the family's
return.
But they had succeeded in Civ
ing Mr.. Bigner a frst-class scare !;
though Mr.. Bigner's fright could
hardly have been a marker to the
terror that must have seized the
innocent sleepers when they awoke
to find themselves in a lonely
house filled with armed worriors,
fresh from the bloody battle-felds,
where shooting men came just as
natural as breathing.
AlPs we'll that ends we'll. 1t is
gratifying to be able to report no
casualties. 1t is also gratifying to
be able to announce to our friends
and neighbors and the public in
general, that Brentwood Farm is a
first class arsenal and a fairly
good military camp. Any one in
need of help need not hesitate to
apply-but telephone calls will
positively not be answered. Ap-
plication must be made in person,
with a full statement of the facts"
Newark post., 1919-10-15
Card and Dance Clubs
Begin Winter Activities

DR.. W. 0. Sypherd entertained
Ehe Card Club on Tuesday evening.
This Club was formed late last
winter and is composed of a sufi-
'cient number of members to make
two to three tables.
Mrs. F. M. K. Foster will enter
tain the club next Thursday even
ing.
A number of the young people
of the town including the young
married set have formed dancing
class and will meet alternate Fri
days in the New Century Club.
The first meeting will be held next
Friday, No instructor will be en-
ployed for the present.
Newark post., 1919-10-15
Young Lady Is
rendered Birthday
Surprise PARTY

Asurprise party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Frazer
near Newark, on Friday evening, Oc-
tober 10, in honor of the sixteenth
birthday of their daughter, Miss Mil
dred Frazer.
Miss Frazer received many usef IL
gifts. The guests We're entertained
with Victrola music, games and dane
ing. At late hour dainty refresh
ments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Frazer, Misses Mildred Fra
zer, Margaret Moore, Lillian Russell,
Elizabeth Brown, Edith Zebley, Mat
tie Moore, Pearl Barbon, Edith Robin
son, Lavinia Gregg, Mary Brown, Isa-
bel A. Scott, Reba Frazer.
Messrs. Ralph Frazer, Harvey JAN
ney, John Moore, Edward Russell,
Charles Moore, Elmer Gallaher, Nor
ris Brown, Elwood Zebley and Paul
Frazer.
Newark post., 1919-10-15

Club supper on Thursday evening.
Captain Atkey, of the Royal British
Flying Corps, arrived from Toronto,
Canada, and joined the other aviators
on Friday.
Captain Atkey came home from
England the first week in July after
being in the air service for three
years. He was originally with the
Royal Flying Corps and later with the
Royal Air Force. He has been credit
ed with, as officially proved, bringing
down 40 German machines. He has
two English decorations, and a mill
tary cross with bar.