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with relatives and also with Mrs.
Andrew Parks.

with relatives and also with Mrs.
Andrew Parks.
District Superintendent Rev.
Jones of Rock Island will give an
address here Friday evening, Aug.
20, at the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. George Hampshire il visit
Ing with friends in Sherrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hoffmeyer
returned home from q weeks visit
at the home Of their children, Rev.
and Mrs. Muize of Hillsdales and
Yuma churches, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Eckhardt and
children departed last Tuesday for
Chicago, where Mrs. Eckhardt's sis
ter died suddenly.
Miss Mildred Peterson IL attend
ing bible conference at Winona
Lake, Ind.
Rev. l.. Wilbur, q former pastor
Of Silvis and now pastor Of the An
dalusia Baptist church. was visiting
friends here and preached here FRI
day evening at the Baptist church.
Rev. F. M. Osborne and wife. now
Of Indiana and formerly for ten
years pastor of the East Moline,
l.Watertown and Silvis Baptist
churches, is spending couple OF
weeks here with relatives and
friends, who are greatly enjoying
his visit in the vicinity after an
absence of year.
Miss Della Cook has returned
from a several weeks visit with
relatives in Moline.
A large delegation. from Silvis
will attend the Rock Island county
=, fair at Joslin.
Mrs. William ,Emmerritt arrived
home from a visit with relatives
and friends at Ladora, Ill.
w. W. Wilson and C. Cucut and
! families were camping at kincord
| beach the last month";
| Miss Dorothy Semp and parents
are visiting at Cedar Rapids with
friends.
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=. -
An exhibition Of iife-saving. fnneS
diving. long swimming racGa, ~
funny stunts win be put on ~ ~
boys and men 1t the Y NJ q ~
water circus to Be held Aug. q. at'
the Hennepin canal. The sxhitl-
ton will be at the beach 1t the nfs$
lock below the bridge.
the circus ON Sept /, but the dAto
the, circus on Sept. I, bu THE d1to
was changed because Of the cone
flict with the Knights Templar
state convention. The boy SCOUT
band will be obtained II possible ~
furnish the music fur the eventA.
The exhibition Is open to men
and boys and the public ID invited
to witness the achievements OF The
swimmers.
Outdoor gym work viii b started
at the Y on Sept. 1. The tsnnlD
courts have been fixed for the out
door exercises. This evening the
boys will take an overnight hike
to the Rock river along Silvis.
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EUllRipilpit


Rock Island. Ill, Aug. u. Ed
tor The Argus: Thefts are not nm
common In the ROCK Island Y. NJ.
G. A. and why? Only last night my
pockets were rifled, pocketbook
and ZIG taken out while I was tax
ING . shower. The locker system
there Is poor.
Must everybody alike risk their
valuables on taking q members
privilege OF taking a shower, or is
something going to be done! / am
interested to know.
AS . reader Of your paper / trust
you may see fit to print this.
SUBSCRIBER.
General Secretary o. ]. Starratt
OF the Y. M. C. A. said today that
he had no information of recent
losses by theft in the association
building. I'VE do our best to warn
members using the bathing facili-
ties to deposit their valuables in
the office" he said. I'VE have cards
up in conspicuous places and we
admonish them orally from time
to time. Besides, we make every
endeavor to keep out of the locker
rooms only those who have bust
ness there. II there are any other
precautions we can take I do moi
know what they are"
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YUMA

Miss Anna Weidman returned to
her work in Moline Wednesday
evening after spending a week at
home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Weidman.
Edna Mumma was a business
caller in Hillsdale Thursday.
Miss Edith Cox returned home
after assisting Mrs. Carl Dahlhein
with her homework for a few days.
Mrs. William Freli of Hampton,
Mrs. Joe Mahr of Coe and Mrs. NJ.
Pierce of Moline spent the day Sat-
urday with Mrs. Ray Hanna, 1t be-
ing her birthday.
Clyde Wake returned from Chi
cago Saturday evening after a two
weeks visit with relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Parker
spent Wednesday with Yuma
friends.
Mrs. Mary Dillen and Mrs. Elva
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SILVlS

Rev. Charles Hoffmeyer, pastor
of the Memorial Methodist church.
has recovered from a severe attack
Of influenza.
Miss Blanche Bromley of Rock Is
land visited with relatives here last
Sunday afternoon.
There will be a silver tea at the
Memorial Methodist church Aug.
20. under the auspices Of the ladies'
aid society. Every one is invited to
attend.
Last Friday evening the Misses
Ruth, Helen and Mildred Peterson
entertained a number of young peo-
pie at post-nuptial shower in
honor of Mrs. W. B. Kelly, formerly
Miss Evelyn Walgren, at their beau
/. t.ful country home. Many more
post-nuptial showers have been
planned for her to take place soon.
Members of the Semper Fidelas
4 class are invited to meet at the par
sonage Friday evening. Aug. u.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mes
dames Lalefy and T.. M. Eaton en-
tertained the members and friends
Of the ladies' aid society of the Bap-
list church ct the church. After
the devotional exercises and regu-
lar routine of business and some
time spent in needle work, delici.
tus lunch was served. A large col.
lection was taken.
Mrs. Emma Tubbs and little grand
son, Robert Murray, returned home
from visit at Chickashaw, Okla.
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Faulkner ar.
rived home from a visit at Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
Mrs. Sleith and daughter arrived
home from a visit at Pittsburgh
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DRURY

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Winter and
son of Indianapolis, Ind, are house
guests at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Winter Of Wrayville NJ. e. church. /,
Revs. L. Kettlekamp of Peoria
and E. Goetz Of Muscatine presided
at the quarterly conference at
Wrayville M. E. church Saturday
and Sunday. respectively.
Mrs. Arch Foster Of Muscatine
is spending a week at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wherry and
son departed Thursday for Peoria
to visit Mrs. Wherry's parents and
other RELATIVES.
Mesdames Florence and Ella
Warman and daughter, Miss leila,
Mrs. Velva Spickler and sister, Mrs.
Carrie Spickler, and nephew, Cliff
ford Kranz, departed Thursday for
Sedalia, Mo-, to visit their brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
! Warman. They made the trip by
automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Vetter de-
parted Saturday for Owenboro, KY,
to. be at the bedside Of Mrs. Vet
ter's sister, Miss Foster, who is
quite ill
Miss Rose Rodgers of Verdigie.
Neb, arrived Monday to visit at the
home Of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. George Foster.
Mrs. Minnie Bowser and daugh-
ter, Loretta, Mesdames Honor Deak-
man and Helen Zollner, Mr.. and
+, Mrs. Dan Kliest and daughter, Miss
Sadie, attended the dinner served
at the Illinois City church parlors
Wednesday.
The Misses Violet Wick and Ber-
nice Anderson of Oneida, arrived
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-14
HAS CAR STOLEN
FROM RIVER CAMP

The Rock Island police Friday
night received a report from Law
renee Duberg, 1927 Fifteenth ave-
nue., that his automobile had been
stolen from his camp on Rock river
at Thirty-eighth street. The car
was recovered this morning at the
foot of Frick's hill, Moline
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Wednesday to visit their friend,
Miss Sadie Kliest.

Wcuuosuoy " Nlolt IuSAA
Miss Sadie Kliest
The annual bazaar which is held
in August at the Providence Bap-
fist church. will be held Wednes-
day. Aug. rs, during the afternoon
and evening. Supper will be served
in the dining room.
The funeral service for John
Ringgold. which was conducted at
Providence church Sunday at IL a.
m, by Rev. Pickering, was largely
attended by many friends of the
family, who extend deepest sympa-
thy to the bereaved family.
Raphael Bowser returned from
Minnesota where he visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van
alta.
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Diggs.C ausey.

The marriage of Mr.. J. F. Diggs and
Miss Mary Causey, of Pinopolis, S. c.,
was solemnized at the First Presbyterian
Church at Charleston Wednesday after.
noon at 1:30 Rev. DR.. Sprunt officiating.
Owing to the recent death of the brides
brother, the wedding was extremely quiet.
Mr.. Diggs' best man was William Harry
Entwistle, while the bride was attended
by her sister.
The couple left later in the afternoon
on their honeymoon to parts unknown.
The bride will receive warm welcome
by the hosts of friends of Mr.. Diggs; she
is beautiful in person and gracious Of
heart. Mr.. Diggs is an alumnus of State
College, and is one of Richmond county's
dependable and progressive young men,
His friends wish for this couple the happi
ness that both so richly deserve.
Those who attended the wedding from
Rockingham were VIM. Harry Entwistle
H. F. Long, Miss Louise Diggs, Mr.
Wayne Diggs and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Steele, Jr.
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= Baptist Church.

DR.. Livingston Johnson will
fill the Baptist pulpit Sunday
morning and night. Mr.. Benton
will be at Sylvia where he
breaches the baccalaureate serm
on to the Sylvia Collegiate Insti'
tute.
Twenty persons were baptised
at the Baptist Church Wednes
day night; and four received by
letter. Those baptised were:
Messrs. C. S. Chisholm, W. A. Poplin
J. F. Johnson, John P. Maness, T. T. Cole
Thos. H. Leath, John Everett, Jr.. Thad
B. Jones, Nicholas Dockery, VIM. F
Gregory.
Misses Lillian Seawell, Louise Griffith
Thelma Furr, Sarah Everett, Ruby Viii
son, Bessie Henley. Pauline Mcbride
Frances McLester, Mamie Currie.
Mrs. John P. Maness.
Those received by letter were
Mrs. M. B. Leath, Mrs. T. c. McCay
Mr.. J. S. Simmons, Mrs. J. S. Simmons.
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George R. Ross, the genial proprietor
of the Jackson Springs hotel, was in the
city Wednesday. The hotel has been i'm
proved during the past few months, and
the water system overhauled. The Sum-
mer Opening will take place Friday, May
14th, and the Meyer Davis orchestra will
furnish music for dancing that night.
This orchestra will come there June lst,
and make the hotel its headquarters,
playing at the pavilion three nights in
the week, and filling engagements i'll
neighboring towns the other nights.
The approaching season should prove
one of its best, for Jackson Springs
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Mothers Day. May 9th.

MotncI Lay way Stil. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Covington, of Ellerbe
Route !, we're in the city Wednesday.
Hal Ledbetter, Jr., will reach home
Friday from Akron, Ohio.
Miss Emma Grey Ledbetter will leave
Monday night for Spartanburg to attend
the May Music Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. ,Alpheus McCullen, of
Durham, came Tuesday to spend week
with their parents, Rev. and Mrs. A.
McCullen. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, of Ashe.
vile, left Tuesday morning, after having
spent several days with Miss Nancy
Farley.
Sam S. Steele left Sunday night for a
visit to DR.. Tom Steele, at Williamsport
Pa. He will also visit in Baltimore and
Greensboro before returning May 9th.
Attending the Inaugural exercises at
the University Wednesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Everett, and Mesdames W.
c. Leak, ]. P. Leak, J. LeGrand Everett,
A. c. Everett, and Murray Sandusky.
Jim West and Jim, Junior,
leave tonight for Cleveland, Ohio,
to bring back two new Peerless
touring cars.
Miss Lizzie Covington, who
for the past year taught the Glib
son Mill school that closed last
Friday, on Monday began work
at the w. E. Harrison & Land
Co., as cashier.
There will be no services al
the Presbyterian Church, Rob
erdel No. 2, next Sunday, the
pastor being in the protracted
services services at Roberdel
No. l.
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In Appreciation.

The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church wish to express in behalf
of the congregation their sincere
appreciation and thanks to every.
one who so kindly assisted them
in entertaining the delegates to
the recent Presbytery held here.
And furthermore the Presby.
terrain ladies wish to assure the
good people of the other denom-
nations of their willingness to
reciprocate the kindness.
Woman's Auxiliary
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PERSONAL

Lauthie McInnis now gets his
paper at Wake Forest, Route 2.
Claude Gore went to New
York Saturday night, returning
today.
There will be services at Marks
Creek Church, Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 by the pastor.
Mrs. Geo. E. Stevens now gets
her paper at TIA CRANKY street,
Norfolk, instead of Suffolk.
Miss Elizabeth Brewer came
here Monday for months visit
to her sister, Mrs. Claude Gore.
Misses Ina and Dizzy Coving-
ton and Platt Covington moved
from Midway Mill to Henderson
vile Tuesday.
A newsy batch Of items from
Hoffman were omitted this week
because the writer failed to sign
his or her name thereto.
James Allen, son of Mr.. A. B.
Allen, returned from Charlotte
Sanatorium last Friday, where he
underwent an operation; he has
recovered nicely.
Mr.. P. T. Sullivan, who will
have charge Of the newdye plant
now being installed at Great
Falls, will move his family here
about the middle Of May; they
will occupy one of the Aladdin
bungalows on Railroad street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Odom and
wo children ca me from Durham
Wednesday to visit har father, S.
F. Lilies, for two weeks. Mr..
Odom returns to Durham tomor-
row, where he has headquarters
for four counties for the Singer
sewing machine.
R. L. Church began work at
the Seaboard Office Tuesday as
second trick operator. Mr.. A.
K. Pennington does first trick,
Church second trick from 3 to
II p. m, and ]. B. Duke third
from II p. m. to Z a. m. Mr.. J.
B. Dixon is the Seaboard agent
here, he having succeeded. A. w.
Lindsay several weeks ago, Mr..
Lindsay going to the Wadesboro
office.
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STOMACH ILLS

permanently disappear after drinking the
celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Posi-.
lively guaranteed by money-back offer.
Tastes fine; costs trifle. Delivered any
where by our Rockingham Agents, Nc
Rae Grocery Co.
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Bicycles have advanced, but
you can get them here at the
old prices, from $500 to $4,000.
w. G. Lowry.
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SOCIAL
(Contrlbuted)

Mrs F. w. Leak was the charming
hostess at forenoon reception of brilliant
appointments, Saturday morning at her
home on the Hamlet road, complimenting
Miss Ruth Russell, Of Monroe, and Miss
Mamie Pettijohn, guest of Mrs. R. s.
Leak. Throughout the receiving hours
Rockingham society matrons and maids
called. On the entire lower floor of the
beautiful home exquisite spring flowers
were used in profusion. Mrs. Leak re-
ceived the guests and introduced them to
the honorees; after conversation and ex.
change of small talk the guests passed
into the dining room which was lovely
with Blue Iris and California Poppies as
decorations, and were served fruit salad
vegetable and meat sandwiches, beaten
biscuit and ice tea.
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biscuit and ice tea.
Mrs. J. w. Leak entertained at a
beautifully appointed luncheon on Satur-
day, honoring the house-guest of Mrs. r.
S. Leak, Miss Mamie Pettijohn. The
home was beautiful with its decorations
of spring flowers and the dining room and
table were unusually attractive with the
gorgeous silver and cut glass and centre
piece of Italian cluny. Places we're laid
for ten, and three-course luncheon was
served: Grape fruit cocktail, cold sliced
ham, chicken croquets, white potatoes,
creamed carrots, corn pudding, hot rolls
and iced tea, asparagus salad, followed
by pineapple ice and fruit cake. Guests
were the honoree, Miss Pettijohn, Miss
Ruth Russell, Mesdames Morris Purvis,
F. w. Leak, H. F. Long, Misses Emma
Grey Ledbetter, Wilmer Stansill, Julia
West, of Raleigh, and Kathryn Mcdonald.
Mrs. Samuel F. Linton, of Raleigh,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Corp.
ening.
Mr.. L. S. Covington is this week at the
Carolina" in Pinehurst. Mr.. Covington
has the honor of being one of the two
hundred National Councilmen of Bankers,
in session at that place.
Mrs. H. c. Dockery leaves Thursday
night for Cheraw S. c., to visit her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Waddill.
Mrs. Fred w. Bynum spent the day
Friday of last week in Charlotte shopping.
Mr.. Nicholas West, of Raleigh, is spend.
ing several days in Rockingham with his
sister Mrs. J. c. Dockery, prior to leaving
for the west, where heIhas been residing
for several years.
The Duplicate Auction Bridge Club
enjoyed most enthusiastic meeting
Tuesday evening with Mrs. A. G. Corpen.
ing The top score was found to be held
by Mrs. Fred w. Bynum, who was pre-.
sented a handsome hemstitched card
table cover and four napkins to match
Mrs. Corpening served delicious cold
sliced ham with mustard pickles, potato
salad on lettuce topped with tomato aspec
and mayonaise Geaten biscuit, cheese
straws and ice tea.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Tourist Agent I.
For Colo. Springs
Is Appointed

r. C. Neefus has been appointed as
tourist agent for the Canon City
Chamber of Commerce at Colorado
Springs for the period beginning on
June Is and ending September Is.
Mr., Neefus who has been a resident
of this city for the last nine years
is already in Colorado Springs where
he IS preparing to open headquarters
for advertising the attractions of the
Canon City district for summer Wis
itors. Canon City viii maintain its
advertising bureau IN the Pike's Peak
territory for three months this year
instead OF two months. which has
heretofore been the case.
Canon City's tourist agent at
Pueblo has not yet been named but
will probably be appointed within the
next week or two.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
|REPUTED head
OFLIBERTY BOND
THEFTS GIVES UP
TO THE POLICE
Mickey" Arnstein Walks Into
District Attorneys Office In
New York.
my United Prr-S.1

NEW YORK. May 15.-"A1lckey"
Arnsteln. the alleged master mind in
wholesale bond thefts from Wall
street brokers. ended a five months
nation -wide search for him by the po-
lice by walking into The district at
torney's office here today.
Arnstein came here from Pittsburgh
by rail and motored to the apartments
of his wife. Fanny Brice. the actress.
Accompanied by his attorney the
couple motored down Fifth avenue
through lines OF policemen, gathered
for their annual parade. passing the
reviewing stand, tipped his hat to
high police officials and then drove
twice around the court house with
out being recognized. He refuses to
discuss the case.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Page Sew.

tendent OF Schools of Fremont County
Colorado. in the Fremont County Courec
in the city Of Canon city. in the County-
of Fremont and State of Colorado Ak
which election there win be subms,tecz
SHALL THE: BOARD OF ErIUCAT-toN-
THE COUNTY or IN REMoSr ANn-
STATE OF COLORADO. CONTRACT
4 BONDED Isi D, IN,D,EIBTEpNEsS S,,I1 r.. IN III 2
LAES $4,000 FOR THE PURPOSE
OF buNi1iNG .,SiII FLeoATING DEIsIS OF
ING TO FORTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS $4,000. BY THE IssUSSCFsl;
oBTAfNABI.E OF NfsG6TfS SsIE
S9LRQN BONDS or SAID SCHOOL
To Re DUE AND PAYABLE TNyEN-
u = E-,Ai;s Nj AtIE:k i ATE MI RE-
SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT At any
TIME OR TIMES. AND IN SUCH
FROM TIME 70 TIME DETEl:NIiNH.
BEAR INTEREST Ar THE RATE OF
NOT To EXCEED SIX PER CsEEST.-
PER ANNuM FROM DATE PAY-
ABLE SEAfI-ANNUALLY@
The polls anc ballot Dox ror tine rg-
esRtiQn Of ballots upon said question
viii be opened AT the hour OF seven
aud viii be kept open until. and VIII
be closed al the hour OF o'clock >. N
upon the question submitted VIII be
furnished by the Secretary Of the Dss-
,
nN mem furnished TO me voters. E-aefr
elecror voting a said election shan de-
post in the ballot box ballot whereone
shall be printed OF written the word
For the Bonds" and the words
"a AEainst the Bonds aud the efectUs
shall Indicate mis- approval or dtsap--
proval Of the proposition submitted bE
placing a cross-mark ca opposite the
group Of words on his ballot which eN--
presses his choice.
No ballot viii be received By the
Judges OF election unless the person.
Offering the ballot shall be a quaIEnesdF
elector Of the District and shau hzv.sr
paid school tax therein in the yssI-z-
next preceding said election.
Any person Offering 20 vote at such
election may be challenged by any
qualified elector Of the District. andf
thereupon the Judges Of election or one
oath or afIirma ton such quest ions
at such election. as they shall see Mt
one OF the Judges shall administer to-.
him an oath which he shall sign as
follows. I do solennly swear for ar
urml that am citizen OF The United
Tor one vear t,,1r7i.,Iiatel,- r,rec.eSS,.c--
this election; in the county ninety days
and In this school district thirty days
that am twenty-one Years Of age
at this election and that ] have paid u
school tax within this district in the
year next preceding this election 50
II the person so challenged shah re
his vote shall he rejected and tfas=
Judges may reject the vote of any. psr-
son. NNtrinE 10 NRtGs II. III tnelE jug
nent. the, said voter is not qualified ae-
cordins to law whether the said voter
takes the said oath or not.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the Board-
Of Education of School District No. ?
in the County of Fremont and State oc
Colorado. has caused this notice to De
given as required by law. this 4th DAY
tSEAL) ANNA H BURGESS
Secretary OF Board of Education OF
school District No l, Fremont Ce-Aza--
ty. Colorado.
First Pub. May s. 1920.
Last Pub. June 3.-1e2O.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
G. A. r. Night Will
Be Opening Of
The Carnival

The American Legion spring festival
will open Monday. May ~. and the
Legion. In courtesy TO the @. A. r.,
will designate the opening as q. A. r.
night Tuesday will be Rockvaie
night. "Wednesday Florence night
Thursday Coal Greek night and Friday
will be Chandler night Nay 22. the
closing night OF the festival. has been
set aside for the Carnival Queen II
Is expected by the Legion thai the G.
A. Rs and the different towns will
vie with zach other In . friendly way
to make their night the most exciting
of the week. They are planning TO
turn out ip full force to make the oc-
casiop gala one.
The contest for the Carnival Queen
has started at a lively pace. and the
young ladies in the race are doing
their utmost to win The public Is
contributing very generously to the
Legiop's club room fund, through the
purchase OF votes for the various cav.
didaies for queen. The response thus
far has been much better than the
dictionaries expected.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
State Marketing
Agent Resigns

Stuart I. Sweet OF Denver. for the
last three years field agent for the
Federal Bureau Of Markets, we'll
known in Canon City. has rendered
his resignation to take effect on June
Is. Mr.. Sweet will become head of
the livestock department of the Sweet
Seed Farm Company at Carbondal
Colo, of which his father. L. DIS weet,
is the president and general manager.
Mr.. Sweet became field agent for the
Bureau of Markets when w. H Kerr,
whose assistant he was for five
months, died in December, 1917.