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The central record., 1920-06-24

Miss Ftancis Grant of Lexington,
Is visiting Lancaster relatives.
Miss Dove Harris of Danville has
been the recent guest of her sister,
Mrs Pattic Anderson.
Mr. EN Young went Tuesday. 10
see his brother. Mr. y. r. Young. NJ
Highland who is very III.
Mr. Julian Anderson 81 Akron o.,
Is making a vacation visit to his par
cnts, Mr.. and MIR. &. W. Anderson
MIR and Mrs l.. G.. Durr and
daughter. Ms. Alice, of Nashville.
Tenn. are expected Thursday for
visit to Mr. and Mr. j. G.. Burnside
Miss Harwood and Mr. Price, both
Of Berca, were married Friday after
noon. az the Presbyterian parsonage
on Maple avenue, Rev. II. $ Hudson
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moblcy and lit
tie son. Clarence Cabcll went to Gin
cinnaii last Sunday. the latter to re-
main several weeks to visit the par
cnts of Mr.. Mobley.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Brewer and
children, - Chelsea, Okla, arrived
this week and will be the summer
guests 81 Mrs Brewers parents, Mr.
and MIR J. j. Walker.
Prof and Mrs. X =. Postle, Of
Tallapoosa. Ca. motorcd from that
southern city last week and have
been with friends and relatives here
and IN Danville. They returned TO
their home today
Lancaster friends will be interest
ed 10 know that DR. n VI. Grant and
sister, Mis-. Lily. of Norfolk. Va, are
planning a vacation visit to Boston TO
see Lieu, Iucicn Grant who is sta
toned ,n Boston harbor
Miss Dove Harris held the lucky
number Saturday night and won the
diamond ring az the Danville Jewelry
and Optical Co, auction. Every per
son who attended the sale was given
a number and interest was high al all
times Danyille Advocate
Miss Eliza Smith. Mrs George
/ Smith and her mother Mrs Darnall,
motorci 10 Lexington last week Mrs
Darnall will spend the summer IN
Lexington and Maysville with rela,iv.
es The many friends she made
while IN Lancaster will welcome her
return and hope for Improvement IN
her health
The central record., 1920-06-24

Mr.. J. u. Collier. of Fork Ridge,
Tenn, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in the city
Mrs Dudley Gordon and Mrs. "
n. Montgomery. spent last Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Pcyton.
Mrs Dudley Gordon, Of Frank
fort. has returned 20 her home after
a pleasant visit TO her mother, Mrs.
W y Montgomery.
Mr.. John Williams and grand-chil-
dren left today for Decatur. Illinois,
20 visit the family of Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Romans
Mr. and Mrs Luther Peyton. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cox. Mrs Bessie
Gordon and Messrs J. J Montgomery
and Davis Prather went to Cincinnati
on the excursion last Sunday.
Prof T. II. Hopkins and Mrs. Hop
Kin, are spending their early vacation
days az the home Of Mrs Blanton,
Lexington avenue. II Is pleasant
that Prof. Hopkins would continue
his residence in our little city except
for lts inaccessibility to his new field
Of work. and for this reason unfor.
tunately we shall lose them as citi-
zens.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Marksbury
motored with a party. Mrs. x. +. Nc
Roberts. Mrs. Theodore Currey and
Miss Martha Gill TO the Crutcher
sale at the whitley house. Mrs. Nc
Roberts expressed much interest in
the trip. the quaint aspect Of house
and It's ancient story leaving the i'm
precision Of having made a journey
far removed from every day exper-
fence. II this property is again on
the market II is hoped the State will
be prepared to take it over Cover
nor Morrow has just appointed a
commission TO acquire Federal Hill,
Nelson County, the home Of Stephen
Foster for the state
Mr. Floyd X Swope, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, j. visiting his mother, Mrs
Bright Herring. Of the county. and
has also been visiting friends in Lex
ington. Floyd has good position
with the Cleveland Twist Drill Co,
and likes Cleveland but he says there
is no place like home. Lancaster. and
old Kentucky. His brother. Ashley
lives with him in Cleveland and is
with the Air Reduction Sales Co.. Of
that city. He also is making good
and wishes TO be remembered to Ian.
caster friends. Their younger broth.
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Francis. spent the week end with rel
ativcs az Buckeye.
Miss Annie Jones, of Winchester,
Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs J. &.
Robinson on Richmond street.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Simpson en-
tertaincd about thirty guest at din
ncr Sunday. in honor Of Bro. Peel
Mis-. Elizabeth Marshall, Of Lev.
ngtou. has been the guest of Mrs.
Robcr, Kinnaird on Lexington Ave.
Miss Margaret Hacklcy of Clay
city. is the house guest of her neicc,
Mr.. J. !. Hamilton and Mr. Hamil-
ton.
Mr. and Mr. Nay Lackey of
Texas. are guest. of his parents. Mr..
and Mr.. ". y Lackcy on Danyillc
avenue.
Mrs u. Gullcy. Misses Mittic and
Mary Lee Dunn have returned from
a visit 20 the family " Mr. Ike Dunn
IN Lexington.
Messrs J =. Stormc- and X. L. II
kin have returned from Covington
where they attended the Kentucky
Press Association.
Misses Wilma and Stella Henry
wer, attractive week end guests Of
Misses Maud and Minnie Conn IN,
past week end
Miss Rebccta Lackcy. Of Sanford
is the guest - her cousin. Mrs. r
Prescott Brown and Mr Brown on
panv.lc avenue.
Mr. Jesse Arnold. who has beer
spending some time with her mother
Mrs Ellen Belts, has joined her hus-
band m Coyington.
Messrs William kinnaird ant
George Walker Lawson have "a posi-
ton near North Middletown for th,
summer vacation.
Mrs Lizzie Richardson. Miss Heller
Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. X r. Henry
all of Lexington, spent this week en-,
with Mrs J { Robinson.
Missc. Stella Vaughn True and lvl
! DALEY Duncan. Of Mckinney. spen
the week end with Miss Pearl Crutch
I held. on Stanford avenue.
Mrs Jonas Rucker returned {,
Richmond after being with Mr.. an,
Mrs James G.. Conn and family from
Saturday until Monday
Mr. John Ballard of Oklahoma an,
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Anderson. o
Paint Lick. were guests ~ Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Ballard last week.
Mr. Henry Hacklcy. of San An
tonic, Texas. has been the guest o
his cousin. Mrs J ! Hamilton an,
Mr. Hamilton on Lexington street.
Miss Elizabeth Logan Simpson o
Lexington. Is spending the summe
with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs
IT, u. Simpson on Richmard avenue
Mr. $. T. Leayell has returnc,
from Louisville Sanatarium. yer,
much improved IN health. much q
the Qualification of numerous friends
Mr. and Mr. j. ". Adams an,
] daughter. Mis- Virginia, and Mis-
Quinn. Of Lexington. spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mr. Jack Adams an
family.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ei Daugherty ar
receiving congratulations over the an
I rival Of little lirl who was bor
Sunday. al their home on Stanton
avenue. The charming little Miss ha
been christende Edna Mae.
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Mr.. J W. Smith has been a recent
visitor In Danyillc
Dr. J $. Gilbcr, has been spend
ing few days In Cincinnati.
Mr.. Malcolm Aldridge has been
visiting relatives near Louisville
Mr.. Leslie Hcrndon, 81 Akron O.,
has been visiting his father. Hon. "
" Hcrndon.
Mr. and Mrs ". A. Spcith hay, re-
turned from visit to relative iu
Louisville.
Mr. Gayle Doty left Tuesday for
visit TO relatives in Cincinnati and
CovingtOn.
Mr. John McRobcrts has returned
from a few days visit with relatives
in Hopkinsyillc
Dr. Dan Collier EIsin, of Atlanta,
is the guest of his parents. Mr and
Mr.. Il. l.. Elkin.
Mr and Mr, T. Prescott Brown
have returned from visit to rcla-
uvcs Ia Stanford
Mr.. J. : Gilbert and son James.
are al benton Harbor Michigan, for
two weeks stay.
Mr. and Mr.. Clay sutton. Mr.. and
Mrs. r b. Marksbury were m Lex
ington Monday
Mr.. George Lane of Bryantsville.
has been the guest of her sister, MIR.
J I. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mr.. Bert Spencer. Mr..
and Mr.. Meyers. ~ Louisville, spent
Monday in Lancaster.
Mn. VIII walker has returned
from a visit TO Mr. and Mrs. q. II
Irvine .n Louisville
Mcssrs {. 4. Catron and Edgar
Niece were the week end guests u
Mr. and Mrs Edd Baker.
Mrs. Adolph Joseph and little
daughter. Dous Rose. are visiting
relatives IN Louisville.
Misses Maudc and Minnie Conn Of
Richmond Normal were at home from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr. G.. b. Swinebroad
Mcssrs George and Mars Swinebroad
spent Saturday in Lebanon.
Mis- Chasunc Ruckcr of Paint
Lick. spent Monday with her sister
Mrs. J. G.. Conn and family.
Mir Jack Casey. Of Illinois. is Wis
ting her parents, Mr. and Mrs r. y
Wilkinson on Maple avenue.
Miss Margaret Jordan and Mr. Jo,
Jordan of Lexington, spent the we,s
end with Miss Layerne Hicks.
Mr.. Smiley Hill l. spending sever
al days n Frankfort With her par
ents, Mr., and Mrs Mansford.
Mr. Lcttie Ware has gone 20 Hop
kinsyillc for a visit to her son. Mr.
Richard Ware and MIR. Ware.
Mrs. W. VI. Elliott, Mrs. Loui
Landram. Mrs Clay sutton, Mr.. an'
Mrs. Luther Gibbs we're in DanvIl'
recently.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
School Children
Invited to Fair

The pupils of all the schools of Col
arado. public and private. have been
invited to be the guests of the Colo
RADIO state fair management at
Pueblo, on Friday September "a. ac-
cordins to word received here last
saturday.
J L. Beaman. superintendent OF the
state fair, has written to the various
county superintendents asking for the
number of teachers and pupils in their
county jurisdiction with a view OF get
tins the necessary data. As soon as
the information has been obtained the
tickets will be sent out for distribu-
tion. For the school children OF the
state $4,000 tickets have been print
ed. The tickets for superintedents ana
teachers Will be different from those
designed for the use of pupils
The United States governmet ex-
hibit secured for the 1920 fair viii be
one OF the educational features OF the
fair.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Will Lecture at
Tri-COunty Institute

James NJ Matheny or indianapolis,
one of the greatest experts on the sub
ject in the United States. has been
secured to deliver series of 10 lee
lures on "The BOY Problem" at the
Tri-County Teachers Institute. to bel
held in this city during the two weeks
following August 2.
Mr.. Matheny's lectures are the en-
bodiment of % years experience with
children in every phase of school
work. and with boys in juvenile and
police courts. The purpose OF his
addresses are to emphasize the I'M
,'hrtanoe of the teachers work and to
assist them in an understanding of the
child. The subject OF his lectures
will be: "The Teacher and His
Work" "The Misunderstood Boy"
"yhe Heart OF the Boy and the Five
Keys That Will Unlock 1T THE
/. Boys World" "The Bad Boy" THE
q A d o lesc cent Child" discipline"
N"Some Teachers Have Known" "The
k(.o-operation Between Parents and
The Teachers Ideal"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Cars Collide
Near Pueblo

p J. Dugan. a well-known attorney
OF Pueblo. and George Sills. real es-
tate man of the same city. narrowly
escaped death last Saturday morning
when the automobile in which they
were hurrying TO wa'senburg, collid-
o. with a large touring car driven by
G. Raymond OF New Orleans on a
bridge ie miles south Of Pueblo
Dugan sustained a broken leg and
Sills n broken knee cap. Their car
Gas thrown over the balustrade Into
a gully. Is feet deep by the Impact,
and was completely demolished Ray
mond was rushing his wife 10 hos
pltal in Pueblo because of an accident
she had suffered BY falling on the
blade OF hunting knife.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Children Interested
in Chautauqua Fair

much alrger number of children
reported to Miss La Rue Harm today
for participation in the drills and fes-
tivities in connection with the big fair
to be held at the Chautauqua tent
Friday morning than was the case on
Monday. Still more of them. how
ever. are needed and it is hoped that
the number will be materially in
creased when the children assemble
on the Chautauqua grounds for IN
struction ia $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow
mroning. Every boy and girl in the
community between and Is years OF
age is invited to be present and take
part in the affair. The drills are easy
and will be pleasing and helpful to all.
in fact, there is not boy or girl in
Canon City that can afford to miss
them. There will be all kinds of fun
at the fair and those VINO have a part
in it will enjoy it most Miss Harm
says the kiddies already enlisted are
delighted and enthusiastic about the
undertaking. \ finer bunch of young
sters, she says. she never attempted
to organize for an entertainment
This morning the preliminary yot-
ing for a mayor and queen to preside
at the fair began. The nominations
for mayor are Paul Smith. Wilbur Lit
tie and Morton Fargo. The nominees
for queen are Madolin Witham. Edith
Landen and Mildred Cooper. There
may be more nominations tomorrow
morning.
Already some of the children are
collecting their exhibits for the fair.
which they are going to make one Of
the big. enjoyable features of Chau-
tauQua week
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
LAST HEAT OF THE
INTERNATIONAL
YACHT RACE Is
BEING RUN TODAY
Calm Again Makes 1t Seem I'M
possible for Boats to Finish
in the Time Allowed.
dny United E.-.-.,

NEW YORK, July 27.-After a delay
in starting because of a calm sea the
deciding contest in the international
yacht race was begun at 2:i7 O'Clock
this afternoon with the Shamrock
across the line first and in better po-
sition to the weather than the Reso-
lutte. The Upton races took good
clad early. but the Resolute came up
on almost even terms with her COM
petitotr at $3.50. when both boats had
covered about half of the frst 15-mile
leg of the sailing course The breeze
kept increasing from the start. and at
$3.50 was blowing five knots an hour.
II is doubtful whether either of the
yachts will be able to finish today's
race within the time limit.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Goy. COOLIDGE
Is El'oJ|FIED OF.
HIS hll',''NATI0N
FORMALLY .'0DAY.
IVive-President Nominee De-
livers Acceptance Message
of Endorsing Platform.

NORTHAMPTON. MASS. July %.
On a little platform in central nat
ural amphitheater from which he
overlooked an assemblage of $1,000
people. Gov. Coolidge was today for
mally notified OF his nomination for
vice president OF the United States.
With only the blue sky as a canopy
and the emerald green grass of Allen
field as a carpet. the scene was as i'm
pressive as II was beautiful.
Gov. Morrow of Kentucky made the
notification address. Mayor Fitzger-
aid. a Democrat made the welcome
address for the home folks" Prom
inent Republicans from all parts Jf
the country mingled with the grizzled
farmers and neighbors of the vice
presidential candidate. In responding.
Gov. Coolidge declared ''the first duty
OF the government is to repress organ
lied efforts to undermine the people
faith in their government" He As
serted another source of gravest pun
lie concern is the reaciionary ten
dency to substitute private will for
the public will Observance OF the
law is the greatest solvent OF public
flIs" He depIored the class distinc-
tions that have grown up in this coun-
try. and condemned class legislation
He. said THE forces Of govern
meni can. and must AFFORD consider
able remedy for the high cost OF lir-
ing. There has been prohteering. u
should be punished. because II Is
wrong" He declared the difficulty
was caused largely by scarcity of
materials. insufficient money and =
lack of the needed production. There
must" he declared. be a different
public attitude toward Industry" lie
indorsed the various planks in the
Republican platform.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Republicans Call
on Senator Phipps

A large number of Fremont county
Republicans and other friends called
on Senator Lawrence c. Phipps at the
Strathmore hotel Monday night and
spent a pleasant evening with him in
social discourse. Political matters
were only incidentally touched upon
during the evening. Senator Phipps
arrived here Monday on his way home
after short recreational outing at mis-
fishing lodge at Wagon Wheel Gap.
and remained here until this morning
when he left for Cripple Creek and
Colorado Springs en- route to Denver
He was joined here late Monday eve
ming by his son. Lawrence {. Phipps
Jr., and wife. who motored over from
the Pixies Peak district for the pur-
pose of sharing with him the pleasures
OF thestrIp through Phantom canon.
Senator Phipps was accompanied
here from Wagon Gap by a party of
Denver friends. who had been his
guests there Thoy left shortly AT
erwards for home. leaving their 6oI
and his motor driver in Canon City .Or
a somewhat 'onger stay.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Fred Fulton Goes
Down in Third

NEWARK. n. J.. July 25.-Harry
Wills. Negro heavyweight knocked
out Fred Fulton Ia the third round OF
a scheduled 1e-round hght here last
night
= Jack Britton. welterweight cham
pion. defeated Marcel Thomas, French
welterweight in a scheduled i0-round
bout,
The referee stopped the fight In the
tenth round after the Frenchman had
boeu knocked down four times.
Frank Moran. Pittsburgh heavy
weight. was given a newspaper deci-
sion over wild" Burt Kenny OF New
York in a 10-round bout. Both fight-
ers did much stallinr. and the crowd
repeatedly yelled for action.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
WashOut Near
Howard Saturday

An eastbound d. q r. G. freight
train ran into washout short dis
tance west OF Howard about 10 o'clock
last Saturday night and was derailed-
Fireman Hips, in jumping from the
engine, had one OF his legs cut of
when the locomotive turned over on
him. There were no otner casualties
but the wreckase de ayed traffic on
the Pueblo-Salida division for nearly
IL hours. Passenger trains Nos.
and 16 were held at Salida until the.
right-of-way was clear, Passenger
train No. was marooned in the yards
in Canon City unsil $3.50 Sunday morn
ing by the mishap
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
NEAR RIOT CAUSED
WHEN A FAkIR.
TO DO
PROMISED STUNTS
Trouble Was Quieted Only
After Police Is Called and
Fakir Taken Away.

The Rineharts.- young man anI
his wife who claimed to be wa kine
from New York to San Francisco.
came near provoking an incipient riot
at the corner OF Seventh and Maiu
streets about 1880 o'eioci. Monday
night. when they collected small
sum OF money for the performance OF
some stunts which they later re-
fused to pull on. To gathering of
boys and young men Rinehari agreed
TO enact the role OF the human
spider" and climb the walls of the
Fotei Canon and do other spectacular
things II certain amount OF cash was
subscribed and paid over To him as
remuneration The bonus was made
up. but Rinehart reniged on his prop
osition. declaring that the show was
postponed until O'Clock this after
noon. The crowd demurred strongly
to this plan and began to jeer him
and threaten him with bodily harm
Some of the more enraged boys in
the crowd suggested a coat of tar and
feathers and others recommended 4
thrashing
Rinehart. terribly frightened. ran
into the office OF the Hotel Canon and
telephoned to Night Marshal Hiram
Fillmore for protection. The officer
arrived on the scene shortly after
ward and duieted affairs. after which
he escorted Rinehart and his wife 10
their boarding place and admonished
them to remain there untii this mora
ing and then leave town with as little
ostentation as possible. The sageness
OF this advice was acted upon and
they left for Salida and points west
early today. like the tabled Aram who
folded his tent and stole silently
away"
The Rineharts gave little show
of their own at the Opera House Mon
day evening before attempting their
street entertainment. Il is said to
have been knock" on the people OF
this section OF the country. and is he
lieved TO have been partly responsible
for the subsequent tivuSle at Seventh
and Main streets. The crowd ie-
sented his unwarranted reflections on
the citizens of Colorado and the West.
declaring the treatment he had re-
ceived at their hands was of his own
fault.
The Rineharts say they are walking
across the continent in the employ Of
calendar printing house in the East
in an effort 10 find the 10 prettiesi
girls in the country and to secure
their pictures to be used for the em-
bellishment Of calendars.
The Rineharts arrived here the first
OF the week after an alleged hike Of
FIVE months and two weeks from New
York. They are required under the
terms of their contract with the firm
they are employed to traverse, the
public highways in their transconti-
mental trip and to refuse all offers OF
rides from the drivers Of automobiles
and other vehicles.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
FIRST OF The.
POLISH PEACE.
conference TO
BE HELD FRIDAY.
Hostilities Between Bolshevih
and Poland Will Stop at that
Time.
tay Tnitcd rre-.l

LONDON. July 2I-The negotia-
tions between Russia and Poland for
an armistice viii begin at Barano-
vitchie ne-t Friday. says a wireless
message received here from Moscow.
Hostilities between the contending
armies will cease then. Warsaw re
ports that a Polish commission has a.
ready gone to Baranovitchi- Premier
Lioyd George is~on his way to Bou-
logne where he viii confer with Pre-
mier Millerand and other representa-
tives OF the French government in re-
laiion to the European situation. They
NAV iacitly approve of the Russian
soviet government. but without grant
ing 1t formal recognition. Llo.d
George will endeayor to secure the
appointment OF delegates by the
French government to attend the pro
posed Russian-Allied-Pol pour par
lors in London.
Russia is trying to separate the
London conference from the Polish
situation and make the conference 4
round table AT which peace between
Russia and the Allies can be arranged.
Russia's position is changed from n
year ago. when the Allies could have
dictated its own terms of peace. Now
the Allies are unable to wage war on
Russia or prevent the reds from occd-
pying Poland. AS a result of this
condition OF affairs the Bolsheviki is
in position to make its own terms 10
the Entente
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29
Nicholson Tells Club
of State Progress

DENVER. July e6.-Opportunity af-
forded young business men of today
as compared with those of 40 years
ago was the theme of an address de-
iivered by Sam ID. Nicholson. candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for United States senator from Colo
RADIO before the oraroioe Club at ITS
weekly dinner held a. the Adams ho-
tel last Wednesday night
Mr.. Nicholson asserted that chang
ing Colorado's principal industry from
mining to agriculture has increased
the wealth OF the state to more than
Sy.500. .o00. 600. or approximately $500
per capita. and introduced statistics
to show that wealth was increasing
faster than the population In 1881
when T. Nicholson came to Colorado
he declared. the population of the
state was then about 1914 600 in habi-
tants. with an approximate wealth of
Si1,000,o00. while the census of 1920
shows a population OF more than
100000 persons and an assessed
wealth of almost $4,000. OOo.O
He declared that this enormous in
crease was due solely to agriculture
and other lines OF industry unheard of
in the early days. laying special stress
on the sugar bette industry.
We are raising twice as many
sugar betes today as we did lc years
ago. and the farmers are receiving
three times as much money for their
product" Mr.. Nicholson said. land
that is just one instance which ac-
counts for the present prosperous con
ditions."
During his address Mr.. Nicholson
laid stress on Colorado's need of\bet-
ter roads. and advocated straighten-
ing out the present critical railroad
situation for once and all. in order
that a larger field for the disposal OF
the states products might be opened
nu.
The organization before which he
spoke is composed of young business
men of Denver. al. Cowan Of the
0linger Highlanders. delivered a short
address prior to Mr.. Nicholson