The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-17

ldea OF SyncnrontZation, the novelty
prelude presents music: the beauty of
the thought incorporated in the com
position of a master composer. offer
ing one of the most beautiful crea
tons of art ever given the silent
drama. the dramatic feature is built
around a powerful drama with popu-
1r players. 1t is entitled False
God" In the comedy number will be
found something different. The en-
IRE program has been given a world
ct attention. and Mr. Rothapfel has
striven in every detail to make 1t
IS entirety the acme. OF artistic work
IN motion pictures.
GUESTS AT THE
LOWTHER HOME
Mrs. J. E. Laws and two sons. Ray
riond and Edward. arrived here from
crdway. Colo. and are spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. NJ. J.
Lowther.
ENTERTAINING GUEST
FROM WEsTcLlFFE
Miss Helen Nelson OF 42s River
street has as her house guest this
week Miss Katherine Merriam, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Merriam of
Westcliffe.
SEEKING HEALTH ADVICE
AT ROCHESTER. MINI.
J. T. Corrin has gone to Rochester,
Mimi. to consult the Mayo Brothers
about his health He will spend the
summer in Wisconsin and Minnesota
MoToRED UP FROM
PUEBLO TUESDAY
Donald Montgomery. formerly OF
this city. but at present living in
Pueblo. accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. W. B. Montgomery. sister. Miss
Muffet, and her guest. Miss Margaret
Pearson OF Portland. Ore. motored
from Pueblo on Tuesday to renew &C
quaintances here. Donald. who is
now telegraph and sporting editor of
the Pueblo Chieftain. was recently
mustered out of the army after 10
months OF service overseas. He re-
ceived his army training at Camp
Greene, Charlotte, n. C.. Camp Mills.
L. l., and Menlo Park. Nj. He
went abroad as an infantryman and
spent considerable time in England
before going to France. Having some
familiarity with the German, French
and Spanish languages. as well as a
giibness of the English tongue. he
was transferred to the intelligence de-
partment of the army. and during the
greater part of his stay in Europe he
was attached to military police head
quarters.
He returned to the United States
a couple of months ago and was
given his discharge at Camp Lewis,
Wash. June 1.
CHANDLER LADY DIES
AT THE HOSPITAL
Mrs SUE Mae Walker. aged 26
years. wife of Reardon Walker of
Chandler. died at the Graves hospital
in this city Tuesday morning at 3
O'Clock. where she was taken from her
home in Chandler few days ago.
She had been ill for IL days The
deceased was married to Mr.. Walker.
a son of Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Walker.
ST.. of Florence. on January 4. 1914.
and is survived by her husband and
little daughter. Violet. aged L. She
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Niehans
of Beaver Park. who survive her. also
two sisters, Mrs. Anna Davenport of
Salida and Mrs. Rosa Cummings OF
Pueblo, and two brothers, one of
whom resides in Las Vegas. N. NJ. The
remains were taken to the Deibert
mortuary in Florence pending ar
engagements for the funeral
PuEstoAN GUEST
AT MIkESElI RANCH
Miss Laura Stockwell of Pueblo ar
rived here Saturday and is a guest
at the Mikesell ranch on Eight Mile
Park
SENDS SOME
FINE PICTURES Il
Mai. Maple Hari, who is with the
army of occupation. has sent a series
of pictures. photographs taken in &C
ton. to W. H. Dozier. Accompanying
the pictures. which are all numbered.
is a letter explaining each scene. so
that altogether the collection is I'M
usually interesting. Naturally from
the fact that the pictures were all
taken in action. there are many scenes
in which dead and dying soldiers ap-
pear. Men with heads shot of. arms
gone. spinal column shot away. and
all those scenes which became so
common TO soldiers lighting at the
front. are found in this series Maple
says he hopes soon to be on good old
United States soil.
ENTERTAINING GUESTS
FROM MISSOURI
Mrs. Lutin Quick and daughter.
Theima. Of ST. Joseph. Mo. are visit