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Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hobart have us
their guest their son, rev. Hobart, of
Washington. Rev. Hobart is return
ing home from national convention
held at st. Louis, Mo.
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Phone Canon s5-R2 for honeydew
and watermelons for Halloween par.
ties. 256-tf WITT
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs and Mr.
and Mrs. Ted Harding motored to Col
orado Springs Saturday to attend the
football game.
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Charles Gilray is visiting his family
at 800 College avenue, where they are
located for the winter.
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Joe Smith is down from Coaldaie
spending few days visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
II. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes OF Cotopaxi
were business visitors in town Satur-
day. Mr.. Forbes is principal of the
consolidated school at Cotopaxi
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the Holmes hospital Sunday. threat
end with an attack of pneumonia
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Mrs. S. H. Denison and two sons o.
Cotopaxi are visitors in the city. the
guests Of friends.
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J. T. Hannigan, Jr, returned homs
from Denver Saturday night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe Nelson ol
Pueblo were weekend visitors Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Nelson and Mrs. A. p
Nelson and family.
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Joe Williams or Pueblo was a week
end visitor, the guest of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. f. f Williams.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Downie Of
Chicago, are in the city to spend the
winter. They are located at the
Canon hotel.
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student at Boulder, spent the week
end at her hom elm this city after at
tending the Boulder college football
game in Colorado Springs.
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Charles Larson and family of Ell
bert, Colo, are visiting friends in the
city.
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J. w Nilsson and wife of Denver
are registered at the Strathmore. Mr.
Nilsson is employed at the United
States mint
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Alexander q
Coaldale spent the weekend in tn
city.
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Mrs. j. w. Lambuth and son, Lee,
left for Jerome, Idaho, where they
will spend the winter with Mrs. Lam
buth's son.
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w. H. Bland, who has spent the pas
month visiting relatives in Illinois
returned home Sunday.
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Mrs. John INNING has returne
home from an extended visit in Kar
sas.
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r. H Hawkins returned home fror
busines strip Sunday.
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c. C. Henderson returned to Pueblo
Saturday.
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Mrs. Wallen OF weilsville was il
the city Saturday, shopping.
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Mrs. George Bacon returned homs
from Cheyenne. Wyo., Sunday.
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Jim Peabody was visitor in Puebl'
Saturday.
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Miss Viola Benson has returned
home from visit to relatives in Den
YER.
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Blake Rogers spent Sunday in Flol
ence visiting his mother.
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Monday

Miss Mabel King departed Sunday
for her home at Cherokee, Okla.
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NOTICE or aDJusTNENr DAY.
Estate OF Margaret J. Bole, be
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 prc-
sent them FOR adjustment to the county
Court Of Fremont County, Colorado.
on the 18th day OF December A. D. 1920.
RETTA BROWN
Administrator
First Publication November =. 1890.
Last Publication, December 2. 1890.
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HARRIS BUSINESS coLLEeE.

Day school, SIS. Night school. SIS
month, in advance. Save one
months tuition in paying six months
in advance. Enter any time. d-w-tf
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ORDINANCE.
Orai...ce 80. !. Hrrlr. Ip20

Ordfsasce No. 2. Series 1920.
AnordInaDce providing for the sale and
assignment of certain certificates OF
purchase
BE 1t ordained by the city Council
OF Canon City, Colorado:
chase No. $3.50. of the year 1911. and
certificate OF purchase No. ii.5i5. Of
the year 1915. said certificates having
been issued to said city by Fremont
county. Colorado. on account of della
qIient taNeH on Lot Is. Block 8, y.
Macon's addition to said city be botii
sold TO John Charles for the total sum
OF Sl25.
Passed. adopted and approved this
18th DAY of October. \. -. 1920.
GETTY SEAIJ G. \. BiC;GS,
Mayor
II. 9 WEBSTER.
CITY Clerk.
State Of Colorado
County Of Fremont.lsS
city "f Canon Cfty)
I. II. G. Webster. city clerk OF and
for the city OF Canon city. Colorado.
do hereby certify that the foregoiug
~ nidinancs No. .. Series of 1920. was In
troduced and read nj regular nf ct
ing Of the city council OF said city. ~.
ccdiug it's adoption. and after being so
full in Tho Canon city Record. week
ly newspaper OF general circulntio''
rHhlish-d IN said city OF Canon city. 10
days prior to its adoption by said city
council.
Witness my hand and official seal Of
the city OF Canon city. Colorado. this
18th day Of october, A. ~, =; :p igso:
CIV clerk
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Mrs. Myra Sheriff. was hostess at a
charming soiree Monday evening. Ms
Tillinghast delighted the guests with
several solos. and her beautiful mel-
zo-soprano voice was greatly admired
Vocal solos by Robert Miller and e
W. Scott added greatly TO the pleas
ure OF the evening, and Mrs. Scot;
added greatly TO the pleasure OF the
evening, and she also gave several
entertaining readings. a feature OF
the gathering was the fancy dance
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SOcie ty

ser. Emma Swanson. Helen Linkins,
Florence Wooton, Eva Fiske. Edythe
Burton, Noble Page. Coy Harrison,
Elizabeth. Griffiths, Eunice Page,
Esther Hadden. Gladys Pickering ard
the hostess
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All the news. and. late telepgrsp
Ia The Daily Record.
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Clyde c. Thompson. brother of r.
w. and C. H. Thompson. is visiting
with them and his mother and kssr
relatives. having arrived the first Of
week from Canada. where he is IN
terested in farming
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Miss Katherine Hammond was a
delightful hostess to the Sewing Club
Monday evening. After a pleasant
time spent with needle work. the host.
ess served a tasteful ly-arranged two.
course luncheon. The assembled d
guests included Misses Dora Turner.
Laura Aebersold. May Bower. Helen
Bower. Emily Esser. Vera Halstesd
Elsie Bower, Marie Esser. Marie
Prescott and the hostess.
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Four Men Are
Killed In Big
Train Wreck

STANTON, IA, Nov. -Four men
were killed and score injured in a
collision between two passenger
trains and freight train on the Bur-
lington railroad. near here this morn
ing. The wreck occurred wsea No.
10. fast passenger train. ran fnto
the rear end of a freight train. The
wreckase fell over on the adjacent
parallel track where passenger train
No. l, westbound. ran into 1t. The
engine crews of both passenger trains
were killed. An unidentified tramp
was fatally hurt.
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MANY IN DOUBT AS
TO COUNTY RACE

CONTINUED .rom Page One,
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Esther Hadden, Gladys Pickering and
the hostess.
One of the most elaborate of the
seasons Halloween parties was the
one given at the Academy by the
graduates, assisted by the third aca-
denies. The decorations were in
black and white. and presented a mosl
ghostiy appearance. A feature of the
evenings entertainment was the
search for Granny Witch. imperson-
ated by Miss Carmody, the searchers
being disguised as ghosts and witch
es. Halloween games were en-
joyed. and a burlesque program fea-
turing the witch scene from Macbeth
was given. A three-course supper
was served in the dining room by the
ghosts. The affair was enjoyed by
the faculty, sisters and pupils of the
school. In addition the following
were guests: Mrs. J. Leo Sterling.
and Miss Myrtle GARDINER, Mrs.
Knibbs and Miss Ryan from the
Graves hospital.
Mrs. Irwin Stockton of Pueblo was
the inspiration for luncheon at
which Mrs. A. J. Turner was hostess
Monday. After enjoying beautifully
appointed four-course luncheon. the
afternoon was given to bridge. Mrs.
Stockton was fortunate in having high
score and being rewarded with the
prize. and Mrs. Ernest Stump was the
winner OF the consolation prize. Mrs
Turner's guests were Mesdames Ar
thur Biggs, Herman &. Graves. FLOYD
Campbell. Jack Myers. Stanley Rob-
erts, Jay Sidebottom, George Rocka-
fellow. Ernest Stump. Frank p. Smith.
c. A. Biggs, Robert Beall. Thomas
lyman. Boyle; Miss Edith Harrison
and the honor guest.
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Mrs. Raymond Hawkins very de
lightfully entertained the F. F. Club
and their guests at masquerade
dance at her home last Saturday eve
ming The costumes were all very
effective and elaborate. The prizes
were given to Miss Noble Page for
The most beautiful one, and to Nj IS
Eva Fiske for the most characteristic
one. A delightful feature OF the
evening was the fortune-telling booth,
which was presided over by Madame
Helenkenslsy. At late hour deli
cious refreshments were served by
the hoptess. Those present we're the
Missed Helen Underwood. Marie Es-
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Too Late to Classify

WANTED-Boards at 122 Rive;
side avenue. 2Skp.
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FOR SALE-Week-old calf s. W
Hower1on. Phone c. s01-R4. ze4-a
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
influenza
WEAKENS
THE BLOOD
Breaks Your Vitality-Leaves
You Helpless When Ex-
posed to Other Germs
THESE ARE
DANGEROUS DAYS
If in Doubt About Your
Blood Take Pepto-Man-
gan, Famous Red
Blood Builder

II you arc Just recovering from a flght
with the Flu Il will be weeks before
you're really out OF danger.
Your blood has exhausted us strength
1t is In no condition TO fight OF other
disease germs IL may be exposed To-.
That is why doctors advise staying
away from crowds as long as possible.
You can help your blood get back lis
strength-lts stability to light OF dis
ease-by taking that splendid tonic
PeptO-Mangan.
The famous blood builder VIII sup
ply the iron and other properties your
blood lacks and help you regain your
old time vigor and enthusiasm.
Get Pepto-Mangan today. II may be
had az any drug store In either liquid or
tablet form. Make your own choice as
to liquid or tablet They are exactly
The same In medicinal value. Take
which ever you prefer
But be sure you get the genuine Pep
to-Mangan. Ask for GUIDES" and be
sure that the name is on the package
Advertisement
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
NEXT WEDNESDAY
IS DOLLAR Day
City Merchants Again Prom.
Use Most Tempting Array
of Bargains
SALE BECOMES
CITY FEATURE

The retail merchants have practically
completed all plans for Dollar bay"
SALE 10 be held in Wilmington on We'd
nesday OF this week. The bargains for
this day are bigger and better than ever
and indicate that Wilmington pur-
ohasers are going to have the best op-
portuniiy yet to get extraordinary
values FOR their dollars.
The advertisers committee Of the
mercantile section OF the Chamber Of
Commerce, which has the sale I'm
charge, says that everything is in readi-
ness for the most successful bargain
day ever held In this city. The com
mittee has given the merchants ample
notification Of the date, so that every
one Is thoroughly prepared TO make the
sale long remembered event.
The merchants are prontng by past
experience In these sales and are offer
Ing new goods and articles which they
know the public needs In summer and
vacation season. For one day only.
Nilmington's customers VIII be en-
abled 10 see their dollar buy as much
as thoy could buy In ordinary times
for possibly two or three dollars.
That ihe buying public Il interested
is evidenced by the great number Of
inquiries each merchant has received
from time TO time, a. 20 the date of The
next Dollar Day" sale. The shoppers
are satisfied that The bargains offered
are real ones, and they plan 10 let Moth
Ing interfere with their attendance at
The next sale. Remember. that The day
after tomorrow. "Wednesday Is 10 be
Dollar Day" Mark u on your calen-
dar that you Will not forsct
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
LIGHT YOUR CAR
WHILE IT is PARKED

The Public safety Committee Of the
Delaware safety Council calls % the
attention Of every automobile owner
that Tho law requires all machines TO
show lights from one hour after sun
down until one hour before sunrise.
whether cars are parked or being op-
ersted.
Vigilantes OF the Public Safo.y Com
mittee have found s,ores Of cars on
Market street and other principal
streets Of the city parked after night
fall without any light showing The
owners Of many Of these machines evi-
IDENTIFY thought that because they were
parked in brilliantly lighted places In
the streets they were relieved OF the
necessity Of showing lights on their
cars. This law has been part Of the
ordinance Of the city Of Wilmington for
a considerable time and II was passed
by The Board Of Street and Sewer Com
missioners Of the purpose OF enforcing
safety on the ihoroughfsres. The Pub
10 Safety CommFisee OF the Delaware
Safety Council earnestly asks ali auto
mobile owners TO cooperate with the
Police Department in seeing That This
law is strictly o5eyed.
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
Mr.. Willis TELLS
OF TRIP ABROAD
Entertains Last Mans Club
With Account of His
Travels
THIRTEEN MEMBERS
ATTEND DINNER

In the dining room OF the New
Castle Leather Company saturday
night, thirteen members OF the George
Washington Last Mans Club sat down
TO dinner. and afterwards listened TO
an account Of the European trip OF j.
Writ Willis, secretary Of the club. The
some officers FOR the ensuing year who
are G. 4. TOppln, president; James ID.
Stroud. vice president; J. Writ Willis,
secretary; Erdman Holman, treasurer,
and Dr. William r. Harris, historian,
were reelected.
saturday nfsht's meeting was the ~
ieenih IN the history OF the assOsia-
ton, II having been founded In 1905 and
ro0rganized and renamed In 1908. There
were originally twenty-five members
OF the club. Thirteen were present az
the dinner Five have died since the
club was founded and four were out of
town and could not attend the annual
meeting
In addition TO the officers. those at
tending the dinner were Clarence
Underwood, ]. Frank Ayers, a. \. san
born, George Z. Grantland, Norris Haz-
let, Samuel r. Green, William Porter
and Robert Steward
o. W. Speer was at Flint, Mich, Harry
Green Is living IN Florida. VIII
liam II. McCrery is In Norfolk. Va and
j. W. Jester is living near Washington.
ID. c.
In his talk Saturday night Mr.. Willis
touched interestingly upon the social,
political and economic phases Of Euro
pean life. and sketched a very vivid
picture Of the effects OF the war.
A short address was also made by
the historian. DR.. Harris. Every mem
Der present was called upon 10 make
few remarks.
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
MARKET Street
PROPERTY DEALS
New Victoria Theatre To Go
Up at Nos. $50 and
84l
co.
ALSO GETS SITE

70 was learned on reliable authority
today that the Woolworth Company
has closed negotiations for properties
on Market street, north OF the Queen
theatre 10 the new entrance 10 The pro
iected Palace Theatre, and will transfer
its five and ten cent store from rs pres
emf location on Market street near
Fourth TO the new location.
u also was said on good authority
that the Metropolitan Eve % flfty cent
store will relocate in the Wilmington
Hotel property on Market street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, as has
been reported.
Meanwhile a deal was being negotiated
today by which the properties occupied
by d. B. Jones and Company. at No. Sii
Market street. and by ". l.. Roberts,
Jeweler. at No. $50 Market street, will
he taken over by BENJAMIN J. Schwartz,
The Schwartz Investment Company,
Samuel Schwartz, Nathan Barsky and
twelve others. The price reported 10
have been paid is 500 00O.
This site. 70 is understood. VIII be
used by the Victoria Theatre. which
has agreed 90 surrender its lease on
property dfIUHS tic 0lltfh ~ NAnAtN NlAN
Wilmington Savings Society TO carry
out its project Of widening Ninth street
from Market 10 King.
A portion Of dho old Law Building. nj
the corner Of Ninth and Market streets.
is said to be concerned In this deal. by
which seven feet will be cns of from
the frontage when The A. Schultz Com
pany. Of New York. remodels the cor
ner for n tobacco store. This latter
work IS expected TO begin about
March /
The new Victoria Theatre, 70 is sid,
Will have a frontage Of 30 feet and a
depth Of az feet, with a seating capa-
city Of some 200. The cost OF the new
theatres construction is put at $780,
O0o.
Parties 10 The deal were extremely
relicent today. but several admitted
negotiations were underw2y
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
WASHINGTON PROGRAM
FOR ALIEN CLASSES

Americanizaloin classes throughout
the city will tonight celebrate Wash
'inglon's Birthday with appropriate OK
ercises.
The principal feature Of the celebra-
tions will be community GATHERINGS in
the Theodore Roosevelt Evening School,
or No. IL, in George Washington Even
ing School. No. Z Christopher Colum-
bus Evening School, No. fl, and in Rus
sian Hall. Invitations have been eX-
tended TO all members Of the foreign
communities 10 participate in The fes-
tivitles. The programs provide for IL
mstrated lectures on Washington and
community singing Of patriotic songs.
IN Russian Hall, with the cooperation
OF Frank p. Mitchell, Americanization
secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, motion pictures and a
special musical program VIII be pro
vided. Lessons on Washington and the
Americanism for which he stood have
been taught in all the classes for the
past week. and the pupils are prepared
10 understand and appreciate the mean
ing OF the holiday.
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
ROTARIANS HEAR
DIR. TRAPNELL
Will Observe Fifteenth Ami
versary With Dinner at
Hotel dupont
DIR. SQUIRES WILL BE
ONE OF SPEAKERS

Corporate attendance at St Andrews
Episcopal Church yesterday monlns.
and a dinner az the Hotel duPon, on
Thursday evening. are the outstanding
features in the celebration by local
Rotarlans OF the fifteenth anniversary
this week OF the establishment Of the
flrst Rotary Club in the country.
The Rev. n W. Trapnell, rector Of
81. Andrews Church. who Is the min
isterial member OF the local club,
preached a sermon yesterday mornins
upon the principles and Ideals Of no
tary.
Rotary is TO the Humanitarian side
Of life what Christianity is to the spir-
ltual side The clergyman stated. The
Rotary Clubs through their broad pro-
gram have brought a higher standard
into business relations and have given
10 the community and the country at
large a big Christian, human and con
slructive measure 20 help which should
have the support OF an citizens Of the
NNAAAAA
Arrangements for Thursdays dinner
az the Hotel dupont indicate that III
will be one OF the most interesting
functions In the history Of the VII
mington club. Doc" Squires, Industrial
psychologist, VIII make the principal
address. Frank Mason viii be heard
in a number OF vocal solos.
There VIII be q special musical pro
gram. w. z. Dockstader veteran the
alrlcal man OF this city, VIII tell in a
ten-minule talk what Rotary has
done for him.
During the week Frank A. Cream
hawk. Boy Scout executive who Is
prominent R0iarian. will address The
scouts Of the city. explaining the pro-
gram and work OF The Rotary clubs.
Tho first Rotary Club was organized
BIZ four ChicagOans on February %
1905. IN 1905. san Francisco organized
a club patterned after the one in Chi
cago. Eventually the national organi-
zation was born with membership OF
fourteen clubs. Rotary has grown 70 an
organizc ton Of COO clubs in The United
states, Canada. Cuba, Hawaiia, China,
India and England.
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
STATE COLLEGE
MAY GET u. 5. AID
Institution Would Get $20,-
900 Annually Under House
Economics Bill
BALL PLANS TO'PUSH
MEASURE IN SENATE

WASHINGTON, Feb 23-Delaware
college will receive about $4,000 a year
from the Government FOR home eco
nomlc courses under a bin introduced
in The House by Representative Fess.
senator l., IIeisler Ball. o: Delaware,
already is preparing 10 support the
measure n 70 reaches the senate.
The biz provides for the promotion
4 vocational education; cooperation
with the States in the promotion of
such education IN agriculture and the
trades and industries and cooperation
with the states in the preparation OF
teachers Of vocational subjects.
70 also provides for cooperation with
The States in paying the salaries or
teachers. supervisors. or directors or
home economic subjects.
There Is authorized TO be approprlat-
ed for the use Of the Stales for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1921. the sum
~ $4,000 and anHually thereafter for
nine years an amount for each year
equal 20 the amount appropriated for
;he year preceding increased by $780,
coo. and for the fiscal year ending June
20, 1891, and annually thereafter, the
sum OF 100000.
Evening journal., 1920-02-23
MISS C0NN0R DIES;
ILL ONLY FEW DAYS

Miss Virginia Conner, OF No. 1914 West
street, died yesterday. at her home,
after few days illness, OF pleurisy.
Miss Conner will be remembered as pos
sessing a pleasing contralto voice and
for many years she was a member or
Central Presbyterian church choir.
She was a member OF Grace NJ. e..
church. Miss Conner IS survived by
three sisters. Mrs. w. 5. Kennedy, Of
Klmblesvllle. Pa; Mrs. 5. A. McAillis-
ter and Mrs. Samuel Murphy, Jr., OF This
city.
Funeral services will be held from her
late home, at 23O o'clock tomorrow ar
iernoon. Interment will be in New
London, Pa, cemetery.