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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30
Wann Receivs
Conformation of
Cut in Price

Official confirmation Of n heavy cut
in the price of Ford cars. trucks and
tractors, first announced yesterday by
The Record, was received BY the
Wann Motor Company. local Ford
representatives, this morning.
The reduction ranges from 81 to a
per cent, according to the diferent
models. and are by far the most COM
plete and sweeping ever made by the
Ford company.
In announcing the decision OF the
company. which was made in the face
OF untitled orders on its books. total
formal statement to the organization,
said: -
Now is the time to call halt 10
war methods, war prices, war profi-
teering and war greed. II may be nee
essary for everyone to stand a little
sacrifice. but it viii be more profit
able after all. because the sooner we
get back to pre-war conditions. the
sooner progress. prosperity and con-
tentment will occupy the attention Of
all the people.
For the best interest OF all II IS
time that real practical effort was
country and the life of the country
down to normal. Inflated prices al
ways retard progress and we are tax.
ing radical step TO do our share"
According TO Ralph }. Wann OF the
local agency. no such cut ever before
has been made by the Ford company.
I'VE were unable to believe the
press dispatches until they we're con-
firmed by wire from the company"
said Mr.. Wann this morning. "for
even In the times of dropping prices
Ford cut only $50 or $50 year.
Tn the face OF increased freight
rates. not only on the finished product.
but upon all goods shipped into the
Detroit factories. as well as in the
face OF advances in prices OF nearly
all makes except Fords during the
past 80 days, It did not seem possible.
We would not have been surprised 10
have received notice OF an advance.
instead OF such heavy reduction.
The new prices place the'car al
practically the lowest figure It sold a:
before the waa considering The addi-
tional equipment. such as starting and
lighting now furnished. war tax on the
car. vastly Increased transportation
charges from Detroit and war tar
upon that freight Our message this
morning Instructed US 10 accept no
orders for future delivery at the prices
announced. SO we feel that there 10
some question as TO whether they cab
be maintained.
Ford production during the past
few days has been mounting to its
highest figures. some 5.e35 cars hav-
ing been turned out in single eight
hour day last week. and there are
now more than 100000 men on the
company's payroll. Mr.. Ford an
nounces there win be no reduction in
wages az result OF the cut in price,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30

Miss Louise Dell OF Guney spent
Thursday and Friday in Canon City
the guest of friends.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Wells OF Seu-
ecaviile,o.. are here to attend the fun
eral of John w. Ward. who was acci-
IDENTITY shot and killed at Aiamosa.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18

a Rock ISLAND LODGE MO.
65S. 4. =. 3 4. A.-Sssteo
- NESTING first Erplay ot escn
month. Osto priesscr. v. H.:
Il. Q. BollIrAn. secretary.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
CPHOLSTERlNG.

AaShE REPAIRING AND CAT.
aseumAes g.sd!y furnished. Cal
Ss,S oH. Z. g. Eklund. 1923 TWENTY
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
MECHANICAL ENGINEER.

ng, made. yixg ami culture deslSnlps
sDsCaAy. loeas developed. b. d.
Aich~eliA Mech. COnsitg. Eng. associated
with W. n. HASKELL. Patent Attorney
6Cy $40 Best bidg. Phone T. l. 100.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18

kM ISLAND COUACu NO. 20. 3. Z .
1-lne stAtrv assemblies OF Rock -
~ CounM ~. ~. y. 4 .. n. Wit'
h Nv % The LnTd Wednesday 0i each
1nath. Y. W. lhAchrs. !. ~: v. y.
Gk,sosaual. recorder.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
WANTED

All kinds of plain and fancy paint
ing and decorating; also furniture
refinishing. Inquire at John Sells
270s 81 avenue, Rock Island, Ill.
Call r. I. 1867.
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soA Inland AERIK 10. $50. TRATE3
0der oi Easiss.--9eguiar nasetings
~ end third Tuesday OIL each mont
k0hs honas. Fourth avenue ana
SveAU'nsse ssrvst. frauk Wien. ". 81.
seeoe Oroteskt, eecreyary.
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DR.. w. q. COFFEE

throat diseases. straightens croes-eyeA
removes Adenoids. Treats daAfnees.
los of hearing. head noisss. catarh.
tonsils and most eye diseases by . moo
surgical method. He 10 in HE Davenport
Offices in the First National Bank Bldg.
corner Of Second and Main streets on Sat-
urday, 4oudAy. Tuesday from .. n. to
8 80 .. N. Phone Dav. 7314.-tAdv.)
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III
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~ -. 200. AMERICAN LEGION.
meets the first Tuesday Of
each month at the Amefi-
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can Legion Hall. Third
avenue and Sixteenth
street All ex-service men
welcome. Dan K. Brennan.
= commander; d. b. ber-
auist. adiutant.
MASONIC.
a s.ua, 1uns,s, Eighteenth street and
nth avenue.
sa~sfw HEElING OF TRIO LODGE
u No. 81. A. y. 4 a. NJ vii
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L O. o. N.
kOCk BLAND LODGE NO. 1870. MEET
~ nights first and third Monoays
Asshs hail, l7l6 l-J Sec0nu avenue. ID
~. N. dictator hayes Monet: Ne J
We. uavls.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
CARD or THANKS.

I wish to thank all my friends and
neishbors for their kindness and sympathy
during my late bereavement, the death OF
my husband l Also wish to thank AL
those who sent Moral tributes.
MRS. pETHk BESELIE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-18
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE e.EFARED Oh
euutinusd 70 date covering any real e.
tate In Tie county. Prompt and eceurato
eefvicD at reasonable rata. Rock u.
Land 1tts . Abstfact Comrany: ". ].
Swasney, secretary. 206-z12 Central
Trust 4 Savlngs Bank building.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
OF LEAGUE
AND FORMATION Of
NEW ASSOCIATION
AARD|NG'S PROGRAM
Especial by United Press,


Marion, O.. Dec. 20-The scrapping
Of the League Of Nations. the adop-
tion of q resolution declaring for
NAL peace. with Germany and the
calling Of worldwide conference
to organize new association OF ma
tions, is the tentative program of
Harding. II is understood.
The plan for an association of ma
tions includes an international court,
strictly judicial. to administer pro-
posed code of international law and
frequent meetings OF the association
for conference over International af-
fairs and problems not within the
Jurisdiction Of court delegates.
Harding's plan virtually ignores
the League OF Nations and Versailles
treaty. The program will be under
way within few months after his
Inauguration, II Is believed.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Bethlehem Steel
Company May Be
Probed by Congress
Especial by United pr.sD


Washington. Dee. iS--Represcnta.
tive Frank Murphy of Ohio declared
he was considering resolution to
have the federal trade commission
investigate the policy Of the Bcthle.
hem Steel Company. which refuses to
sell steel TO New York and Pliladel.
phin contractors using union labor.
This policy was outlined by President
GRANGE OF the steel company, who
testified In tho New York building
probe and said his concern favored
open nhop' and sold steel only 20
open shop" contractors
This policy is un.Amcrican aud
seems like violation n the anti.
trust laws" Mur-hy declared.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Celebrate Landing Of
Pilgrims on The Bleak
Rocks at Plymouth

Plymouth. Mass. Dec. 2l. UNITED
Press )-Three hundred years ago to.
day in the bitter cold Of u northern
winter. little band Of intrepid men
aud women seeking freedom OF rclig-
ious thought and action disembarked
from their staunch little vessel. the
spon on which the first settler set
tlement In the wilds OF what is now
Massachusetts.
The three hundreth anniversary OF
the landing OF the Pilgrims was cele.
brated here today almost on the very
spot on which the first settler set
foot Ceremonies commemorating the
day were carried out In the shadow
Of his.oric Plymouth Rock.
Hundreds Of direct descendants. OF
the Pilgrims were here to do honor
to their ancestors.
Ire ceremonies were staged In Old
Colony Theater. In which were as
sembled scores Of prominent men and
women OF the nation ana representa-
tives OF foreign countries.
Among those who took part In the
ceremonies were Calvin Coolidge.
vice-president.elect: Sir Auckland
Geddes. ambassador from Great Bri.
tian: General Robert Georges Nivelle.
representing France. and many
others.
Louis X. Liggort. who presided at
the meeting. presented vice.prcsidert
Coolidge. who In brief address paid
tribute to the work OF the Pilgrim
Tercentenary Commission. which ar.
ranged the celebration. and spoke on
the landing OF the Pilgrims.
The state herald., 1920-12-21

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. PHI.
grim descendent, made the principal
address of the celebration on the
pilgrims OF Plymouth" He painted
vivid picture Of the landing OF the
little band OF settlers In wild and
unknown country In which they were
beset by many dangers In their ef.
forts TO establish homes. Outlining
their reasons for seeking homes In
an unknown country. Senator Lodge
described their trials In the years in
which they sought to gain a living
from the virgin soil. He told OF their
mode OF governing themselves and OF
their struggle against the Indians.
Following Senator Lodges address,
the audience. led by Rev. A. b.. Whit
ney. OF the First Church OF Plymouth,
knelt In prayer for several minutes.
Plans now underway I, boautifv
Plymouth harbor. removing unsightiy
wharves and waterfront property and
making II natural park in the cen
ter OF which will stand the weather
beaten Plymouth Rock. were explain
cd to the audience.
The decorations in the theateI were
reminiscent OF the early days OF
Massa chusetts and the Pilgrim set.
tlomcnt, and the ushers, members OF
the Boston Women's Club, were
dressed as Pilgrim maidens.
After luncheon the visitors and
distinguished guests were taken to
the historic scenes In old Plymouth,
where they heard again the story Of
the landing OF the Pilgrims.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Interstate Strike Bill
Will Be Fought When
1t Reaches Senate
Especial BY Unlted Press,

Washington, Dec. 1S-A fight over
the Poindexter bill prohibiting strikes
In interstate commerce is pending In
the senate. About dozen members
passed the measure in the course OF
routine business without debate. Any
OF the opponents of the measure
could have stopped it by u simple OBJ.
lection to its consideration, but none
were present and the bill slipped by
La Toilette. later made motion for
It's reconsideration. His motion Is
expected to precipitate a fight.
Washington, Dec. 1S-Any emer-
gency tariff revision to aid farmers
or any other class is impractical at
the present time, Senator Penrose,
chairman Of the senate finance COM
mittee, informed Congressional lead
ers by telephone from Atlantic City.
Harding's advisors already have
split over the feasibility Of the sug-
gested plan for a referendum on war
Governor Coolidge sees great diff
culties in the way of carrying out the
proposal.
Washington. Dec. 1S-The senate
adopted a resolution postponing until
January 81, 1921. as the date for the
joint congressional committee which
investigated sites for navel bases on
the Pacific coast to make Its report
to congress.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Receivership Asked
for Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company
Especial by United Press)

Columbus, o., Dec. 1S-AA receiver
ship for the Goodyear Tire and Rub.
ber Company of Akron is asked for
in suit filed by Frank Monnett. .
stockholder. The suit asks for an
accounting OF the company, its d.
rectors an dsubsidares, in all parts
Of the world.
Monnett, an owner OF As shares
of preferred stock, charged the d.
rectors were using the corporations
money and conducting the business
for their own profit through the or
ganization OF the Goodyear Invest
ment Company.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Labor Preparing for
Legislation Contest
lspccLnl by rnliod prcsrl

tSpcctm by United Pfsnsl
Washington. Dec. ls--Labor Is
drawing In Its lines for contest
during the next few weeks. It is learn.
cd. Problems confronting the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor are: anti
strike legislation. open shop drive OF
bis employers. and wage reductions.
Strikes Will not be called. stated
railroad brotherhood leaders nt n
meeting here, and II Is understood
now attack win be launched on the
Each.Cummlns law. Congressman
aud senators friendly to labor have
been meeting with labor leaders dis.
cnasins plans for a nonpartIsnn dc.
fonsive alliance against measures un.
favorable to labor
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Tax Receipts on
December Is Totalled
232 Million Dollars
Especial by United Press)

Especial by United Press)
Washington, Dec. 1s-Tax receipts
on December 15 totalled $232,143..
Os0.3s, according to a treasury state.
ment.
1t is estimated that $4,000, 100000
income and excess profits taxes due
that day will lower collections, as n
result Of debating by large taxpayers,
who declared they had no money
to pay.
The house ways and means commit
tee favorably reported bill provid-
ing that the government forego the
hve per cent default penalty until
March 15. charging only interest for
unpaid taxes.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Two Are Dead,
Four Wounded in
Kansas Race Riots
Especial by United PresD

Independence, Kan, Dec. a0-Gov.
Allen has requested that troops 10
seLt following a serious race riot
here last night A white hoy and a
negro boy were killed and four others
Injured. three probably fatally wien
blacks and whites clashed in tho
streets in II gun battle.
The trouble started when X. Il.
Wharton, grocer white. was killed by
negros. Noble Green. n negro, was
jailed later and eight armed negros
appeared on the streets last night,
opening fire when ordered to disperss
BY whites.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Pat O'Brien, Famous
Ace, Commits Suicide
tspecIal by unIted Prennl

Los Angeles, Calf. Dec iS-Lieut.
Pat oBrien. outstanding ace OF the
World War committed suicide last
night by shooting At his hotel. after
his wife. who. known to tho motion
picture world as Virginia Dare and
from whom o'Brlcn was ostranged.
had refused 10 see him. Another
woman was blamed by oBrien for
his domestic troubles.
o,Brion was veteran OF i've wars.
aud won distinction In the Royal Ny.
ing corps aud by his sensational es-
cape from a German priEon camp.
Mrs. oBrien issued statement
raymg the claim OF o'Brion that Mrs.
Otis, bcr friend, was responsible for
their cstrnnRcmcnt was untrue.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Of LIQUOR SUPPLY
IS FINALLY IN SIGHT
Especial by United press>

'"poSi'" w chteu iress)
Washington Dec. 1S-The end Of
the liquor supply Of this country is In
sight, Prohibition Commissioner Kra.
mer told the house ways and means
committee, and that liquor stored un-
der government supervision will last
only two or three years IL the rate
at which 1t is being Illegally with
drawn is maintained. II Withdrawals
could be limited to proper use" It
might last 10 or 20 years, he stated.
Law enforcement can be accomp-
lished only through cooperation be.
tween state and local officials. he
declared.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Constantine Receives
Greatest Ovation in
History of Greece
(SpecinI bv JJnIted prc..,

Athens Dec. 2O-King Constantine
was repatriated today. after a three
years exile. He received q great ova-
ton from thousands Of his subjects,
who lined the streets when the exile
entered the city yesterday. 1t was the
gratest demonstration in the history
Il Greece.
Athens. Dec. 2O-King Constantine
In message to the Greek people, de-
ciared he would devote every effort
to strengthen that country's relations
with the allies. He said he would
show himself worthy Of the HELEN
ist people by devotion to their rights
and interests.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Great Britiar !, France
and Italy to Withdraw
Ambassador to Greece
fspecInl by Unitod Press)

Paris. Dec.Is-Great Britain and
France have agreed to n plan where
by they and Italy will withdraw their
ambassadors from Athens, leaving
only charge dc affairs to look after
their interests. the foreign Office an
nounced. Such action, which would
reduce Greece TO third rate power
In tho eyes OF the larger Europ ean
nations. is one OF tho steps designed
to indicate the allies opposition to
the restoration OF King Constantine.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Irish Home Rule
Bill Resubmitted to
House of Commons
Especial by United Press)

London, Dec. 1S-The Irish home
rule bill will be resubmitted to the
house of commons. rs result of tho
insertion of minor amendments by
the house OF Lords. No attempt was
made by the Lords to pass amend
ments defeated by the commons.
II is understood royal assent to the
bill will be announced next week.
publin. Dee. 2O-Military forces
raided the Aran islands. searching
for Sim Feiners believed hidden
there. Two fugitives were killed.
three wounded and seven captured In
serious clashes
The state herald., 1920-12-21
GAMBLING IN FUTURES
DENOUNCED BY THE
president, WHO SAYS
PRACTICE MUST STOP
(specIn; by United Press,


Washington. Dec. 20--The large vol
ume OF future trade In wheat is mere
gambling. involves great economic
waste, and should be stopped by con.
gressional regulations of the federal
trade commission, wrote President
Wilson.
A report was made in answer to
the Presidents request for study
OF the course OF following wheat
prices. The commission advised
Wilson that he has no power TO pre-.
vent importation of foreign wheat. as
demanded by farmers OF this coun.
try.
Seven factions have combined to
reduce wheat prices, Il is reported.
The worlds wheat crop is greater
than last year. II is their conten.
tion that foreign governments were
buying heavily in the spring, but lat
er reduced their demafids. unprece-
dented importations from Canada
have complied with the discount ex.
change rate. A record-breaking corn
and oats crop. which has helped de-
press wheat prices. is slackening the
domestic demand for flour this fall
a general decline In all commodities
and the change in credit conditions
The price decline is due to country
wide and worldwide conditions. The
report said that gambling In futures
must stop.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
EMERGENCY LEGISLATION GRANTING RELIEF TO
PRODUCERS HAS CHANCE 10 PASS THIS SESSION
Especial by United Press,

Washington, Dec. 1S-The emer-
gency legislation granting relief to
producers who have great surplus
OF stock and no market for them,
appeared to have good chance of
passing in this session. of Congress.
Committees in both the senate and
house have agreed that such legisla-
tion-will be presented st once.
The senate committee prefers an
absolute embargo on certain commod-
tiles. while the house prefers tari6
which would shut out foreign imports
OF wool, wheat, potatoes and live.
stock, with foreign competition elm
mated.
They feel that American producers
would get chance to sell the crops
now piled up in elevators and ware
houses and would realize the cost
Of production at least. 1t is pointed
out.
Washigton, Dec. 1S-The first test
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Germany, Broke,
Turns Pockets Inside
Out to Conference
lspee.al by united Preeel

Brussels. Dec. lS-Germany. as an
embarrassed debtor. faced the exist
ing conditions Of the financial confer
ence with the allies here. Germany's
representative turned the country's
pocketbooks wrong side out to show
the futility Of demanding full pay
nent on the original reparation de-
mands.
Their national debt on November
I was sl47.0O0.000. 1t is stated. Ger
many has already paid $il.00o,O00 in
indemnities. II In shown.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Four Are Killed When
Spurned Suitor Blows
up Dredge for Revenge
tspecial by united Press,

South Bend, Wash, Dec. 20-The
county Jail here Is heavily guarded
to prevent the lynching Of J. F.
Welch. charged with blowing up a
dredge Thursday, resulting in the
death Of Frank Behnke and daugh-
ter Blanche and two other men.
The motive is believed to be that
Blanche refused to return welch's
love. The girls father objected to
Welch. 1t is learned.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Yeggmen Loot Bank,
Getting Between Six
and Fifteen Thousand
fspcclni By United Proasi

Indianapolis. Ind. Dec. 2o..Yegg-
men looted the vault OF the Indiana
National bank OF between six and M
teen thousand dollars, Il became
known this morning when the bank
opened.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Earthquake Wipes
Out Villages, Killing
and Wounding Many
tspec,al by United Press,

Buenos Aires, Dec. 20-A message
from Mendoza stated that as result
of an earthquake at that city and
vicinity Saturday. Eleven were kill
ed and 800 injured. Several villages
were destroyed.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Fund Appropriated
to Prosecute Crooked
Base Ball Gamblers
LSpecInl by United Prcssl

New York. Dec. 1S-The board Of
directors Of the American League
agreed unanimously to appropriate
fund for the prosecution of crooked
base ball players and gamblers who
specialize on base ball.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Attorneys for Mrs.
Hamon Approach
Prosecutor Brown
tppec1ai BIZ Unlted Pr.ss,

Ardmore. Okla. Dec. ?o-county
Attorney Brown admitted that attor.
neys for Clara Hamon had approach.
ed him on the proposition OF releas-
Ing the woman on bond in the event
she surrenders on the charge OF kill.
ing Jake Hamon. oil millionaire.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
WIN7ER'WHEAT CLOSE
/. TO NORMAL DEG. FIRST
Especial by United Prcs,

:. Especial by United Prcas]
Washington, Dec. 1S--The condi-
'tion of the winter wheat crop on De.
cember l was 81 $40 per cent Of nor
NAL, the agricultural department an.
nounced, and was S5 10 per cent Of
:, normal on the same date last year:
9S 1-2 on the same date in 1918.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Cole and Graminer
To Be Electrocuted
Especial by United Press,s

Lincoln. Nebr.. Dec. 2O-Anson B.
Cole and Allen v. Grammer, charged
with the murder Of the latter's moth
er-in-law, are to be electrocuted this
afternoon at the state penitentary.
A writ OF habeas corpus was denied
for Cole this morning.
The state herald., 1920-12-21
Supreme Court Rules
Against Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company
Especial by United Press,

Washington. Dec. 20-The supreme
court denied the request Of the Le-
high Valley railroad for modification
of recent decree dissolving that
, roads coal combine.