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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
PERSONS WHO ARE
FOR
In COURT
TO BE PROSECUTED
Evidence to be Submitted
to the District Grand Jury
by Palmer.
,n, uui,ed Press,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-The GOV.
ernment will prosecute persons re-
sponsible for leaks in relation TO de-
els ons of the United States supreme
court. Attorney General Palmer an
such cases. he asserted. would he
suhr itted to The district grand jury.
The attorney general refused to re-
veal the names of persons charged
with Cb,a-ning advance Information on
tho sn -eme courts decisions for use
In Nall street.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
PenrOse Press
Will Resume

After a suspension OF one year. the
penrose Press is to be resusitated
on January 1 by A. Il. Farrand. who
for the past two years has been em-
ployed as printer in Pueblo. Mr..
Farrand has closed "A deal for the pur-
chase cs the r,aift which has becn
stored In Penrose since the suspen-
sion OF the Press. He has been con-
nected with the business In all de-
rartments for the past is years. hav-
Ing come to Colorado from Iowa. The
ieHn OF the Beaver Park section are
fortunate In again securing news
paper. for nowadays they are luxu-
ries that few of the smaller commn-
mites enjoy. The Penrose Press un-
der the former management was n
splendid representative Of the Beaver
Park section, and The Record extends
1.-THE hand OF sellowship to Mr.. Fur
'And with the hope that his now ven-
ure will b successful one.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
Canon Mine Breaks
Production Record

The Canon mine OF the Canon-Re-
lance Coal Company. which was for
neriy known as the Wolf Park mine.
broke all OF its production records for
one day on Monday. when 412 tons
were hoisted. This compares favor
ably with the output of the Chandler
mine. 1t Is expected soon that this
number of tons and even more win
be the average production day.
The Canon-Relance people expect
soon TO install abea; s1l. 200 worth Of
electrical apparatus to take the place
OF the mules now used ia hauling the
coal to the hoist The miners are
now working on the 1.10o-foot level.
and $50 men are employed
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
ALL CITIZENS OF
STEEL DISTRICT
Being DISARMED
BY STATE TROOP
Additional Soldiers From
Denver Were Ordered to
Duty at the Minnequa
Steel Plant.
oB, unIs~e rr--..,

PUEBLO. Dee. Cool McCunniff.
commanding the state militia here. is
systematically disarming the popula-
fion of the steel works district with
the hope OF preventing further
trouble Twenty additional soldiers
have arrived here and have been as
signed to duty al the Minnequa steel
plant. Col. McCunnif has requested
that the report of an assassination
plot against half dozen prominent
citizens be not taken seriously Pick
citing at the steel works has been pro-
hibited.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
Water Outlook in
This County Good

ID, 5. Jones. water commissioner for
District No. L.. states that The snow
fall on the Grape creek watershed is
sufficient AT the present time to sup
ply all the bitches in Fremont and
Custer counties all next season with
out another storm.
This condition also exists In the
Upper Hardscrabbie district. which
has full normal supply OF snow at
this time. This viii be encouraging
news to the farmers OF these sections
and IL will also insure the domestic
water supply of Florence for the com
ing season.
While the Shaeffer reservoir. which
supplies the Beaver Park project with
water is hlled to capacity. there is a
general deficiency OF snow fall for
this time OF year ON both the Beaver
Creek and Pour Mile watersheds.
While the Greenhora mountains were
covered with deep. SHOWS during the
recent storms many places in the
Beaver aud Four Mile sheds were en-
iireiy devoid of snow.
The DeWeese-Dye reservoir on
Grape Greek All be filled to capacii .
by me midHfe OF Jannsfs. The win
ter season viii continue for several
weeks yet and In all probability before
= Is over all the mountain sections
will be well supplied with snow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
Johnson FILES.
HIS PLATFORM IN.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
FOR PRESIDENCY.
'Americanism.' Freedom of
Speech and Justice With
Law and Order are Fea-
lures.
,n, .ls~a Press,

PIERRE : q. bee ,ae- sez.-sses
Hiram johnson Of California has filed
an sao-word platform here as an in
dependent candidate for the presiden-
iial nomination IN South Dakota Its
keynotes are: "Americanism. free
dom of speech and justice with law
and order" 4 flood OF petitions and
acceptances are expected to be tiled
here tomorrow No filings can be
made after tomorrow night.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
Nine Insane
Patients ThOt
Dead in Fire
IN, Uns,~d Press,

MlDDLETowN. CONN, Dec. 49,
The ruins of the farm cottage at the
insane hospital here are being
searched today Tor the bodies OF nine
patients who are missing. and who are
believed to have perished In a frc
which destroyed she cottage last night.
The missing patients we're in bed on
tho SECOND hccr when the nre broke
out and are believed to have been
overcome bS smoke.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
BRYAN lSSASkED
TO NAME 4 DATE
FOR A SPEE Y IN
MADISON SQUARE
Bryan State League is Of
fered Quarters in New
York City by Wealthy
Admirers.
an, Inilra rr-...n

NEW YORK. Dec. so.-william J..
Bryan has been asked 10 fix a date
before the April primaries for a
speech az Madison Square Garden. ac-
cording To an announcement made by
Frank Warder, secretary of the
Bryan State League.
Warder says that some wealthy ad-
mirers OF Bryan in the Rocky Noun
tain states have offered to engage
headquarters for the league in New
York cty. After his Jackson. day
speech here Bryan VIII return TO
Washington.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
American Legion
Opposes Operas
in Hun Language
IN, lai,-a rr-..A

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec. go
The executive committee of the
American Legion has taken a stand OF
opposition. not only against operas In
the German and Austrian languages,
but also against concerts by German
and Austrian artists.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
General Barry
Died in Hospital;
Heart Disease
dm, lirssed rrc...A

WASHINGTON. Dec. SO.--Maj Gen.
Thomas Barry. former commander of
the Department OF the East with head.
quarters at New York. died at local
hospital this morning from kidney
trouble and hcas* disease.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
ShOpmen Heads
Ask Hines for
a Conference
an, rnI,ca rrr...l

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.-The eN-
ecutiNes of the railroad shopmen and
railroad clerks unions have asked
Transportation Manager Hines for a
conference this afternoon or tomorrow
10 discuss the unions demands FOR an
increase OF wages.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-01
Troops at Gary
Will be Taken
Away Gradually
IN, Iri,ca rrr-s.i

GARY. IND. Dec so The troops
stationed here since October 6. will
he sredually withdrawn, beginning
most Thursday, il is officially an
nounced.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

T.r.L C1-- m. 80. - "".rI,.
RpII,naets ,u.F.y y.f.r r.u-..i
Iol. Iir.baysp gfr.rd .t church
at Na,sel -uo.s.
Several ao,,a 3rra ..f church
Al W,y6aI -g. .d,,
Hesltl +. y.-v coed IT. f rs,r
:. m coun.-,
Nr., q. rb. farmer. .,. DON.
pl.r,,. d rorn
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
LuteSville News

Robert klIlian and family visited
at Marquand Sunday and Monday
George Englehart and Lee Van
Amburg. students at the Teachers
college at Cape Girardeau. visited
home folks Saturday night.
John Nanney went 10 St Louis
Sunday
Mrs Cora Null and children oi
Hahn came up Friday for few
days visit withiNrs, Nulls parents,
MIR and Mrs Henry Shell
AIonzo Choat, who aas been work
ing at DeSoto, was at home Satur
day night.
". L. Gaines OF Clubb Greek
church, Rev. John Stone and W. N.
Nanney Of Mt. Zion church. and
Reuben Mccormick of Union Grove
church represented their churches
at business meeting at Poplar
Bluff last week.
Mrs. Wilburn Eaker and Miss
Iessie Mouser went to Poplar Bluff
Saturday fora few days visit with
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Slr,iIn

iiealth is fairly good with me eX-
ception Of bad colds
Church at New Salem was well
attended Sunday
Miss Della Robins is visiting
home folks this week.
Miss Dessie Nanney was the
guest of Miss Stella Burton Satur-
day night
Tom Stevens and Luther Conder
attended church at New Salem
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny YCult visit
ed her mother one night Ia t weet.
Glen Mcpherson and family visit
cd at Joe Shrum's last Sun lay.
Miss MolIie Robins, who has been
teaching ct Scopus, is at home
again.
We are glad to report that Dor
othy Yount. who has been sick, is
much improved.
Miss BeuIah.. Drum sisi.ed Della
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
FlatwOods
Health is very good.

Health is very good.
Planting corn seems to be the or
der Of the day,
We had a rain which kept some
Of the farmers from planting corn
Mr.. aad Mrs. Homer Sharp and
children visited MS parents Sunday
niLht.
The birthday party at Frank
Gregory's was well attended Friday
night.
Joe Hughes, who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Hughes, a few days, went to Fred
ericktOwn last thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray CIinks Of
Pennsylvania visited Mr., aud Mrs
Ed Sharp last Tuesday night They
are on their way to Oklahoma
The Decoration day services at
McGee chapel wasn't very well at
tended Sunday on account of the
rain.
Chas Robins, who has employ
ment at Nash. returned Friday.
Mrs. ElwarJ Sharp visited Mrs.
Homer Sliarp Saturday afte nom
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
v i,itr~ater

Sr, Cls Bolinger- visited Va,
ElNe Seahau.h SUNDAY
Ire Cob Of .Kennett visited at
Charley Bpllnser Sunday
Health i yrry sood ia th part
% the country
Church Nas well attended -,
Nayfeld Sunday
. EH ~auaulh visited a. che.
Bol u er..'> .u1iy
Marley Ling, isited 90 Dave
James, SUNDAY
Most of the farmers are done
planting -rn
jake Sam.t. .a,tsnded the sun.
day school convention .at.Fia'~upi.
Sswrf 5 Nay -
Lon Limbaugh who ha. rented
Ante :. hiaeh s..ueNefouu5 Ni.,
plant corn som.
Mss Dna Limbaugh. visited az
E.zc : anaulh, oue..day'lasr ~e,s
Wilbsrt Seabaueh and Dave Jane.
have been doine some work 90 the
creek
Jesse Ualners and sou.In-llv
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Perkins Creek and Little Vine

Health l. grr'iy good
Pi,Ning cofn ,crms 10 b. Ite o''
d-r Of tie DAY
Pre- clins At Richard FLOYD. near
L;il- kinr saturday nieh, Nls ~rll
ATTENDED
The silsing At Little Vine Was
~, very well attended saturday
night
Nfs : Y Middleton and tsagh.
ter Dora. mode a .busines. luy %
Lu,e.viIie, Marble HiIl and Glen
Allen Saturday
There ell. he preaching al Lutte
Vine the ,hirt saturday uiga' and
sunday 10 June md July E,eY.
hu.iy invited
>Und y school a. Little Nar ~.
erN sunday aiteruoon.at 231
Tab 1it.heli. .oi Perkins prr'A b,
o.. u'tssi h,tirf
iob Wagner passei'thm t..i. So.
Ciuity Monday
John Middleton of near kl.ma
VISITS! home. ,.iols, sunday uAh'
Come on. Buchanan ,art Pond
C-'ps Little Vine Hi'l
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

According to the Weekly News
Letter sent ont bv the United States
department Of agriculture, there is
shortage IN the acreage planted to
beans aud potatoes this wear amount
ing TO 20 per cent. the high price Of
seed being given az the cause of the
shortage In the case Of potatoes.
The bean crop is also short, accord
ine to the same source Of informa-
ton. the acreage being given at II
per cent Of crop. The unsatisfac-
tory market for this product is given
as the reason for the shortage.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
wlburn

Mrs Archie Henderson Wilbufn
left Monday to join them
Nr and Mrs Wiley DayauN Of
Sell itiIz wefe here Monday doing
SON. tradine
James Baser and Mrs Lizzie
Stephens Of Rum Branch visited
their sister, Mrs Col Shelton. near
HuNir Friday nisht
Merchant Jasp-f Cooper of Sank
ha, bought the Michael property oi
Robert Finley
John Albert L-r oi New Nadrid
came up Monday 10 sl~nd a week
With his aunt Mr. K " VanAm.
burg
Henry She'll ha, bought an inter
est IN the D " Buriofd stock Of
merchandise
John Henley walked q ooN To
Dutchiown fof Frank Chus,ncr one
day las, week anil attended O .
! lodge ~ Chafr- that nish, lir
reports everything moylnS along
nlrrly over that ~ay
Nr and Nfs ! ~ Henderson,
ven, 10 D-ln>>us Sstufda, 90 af.
tend the funeral ~ 2 \ Huf-r %
kinsman
Nr and IN l. c Hahn and
daughter Brrn.ce spent sunday IN
Marble fill
Nr aud Mrs Mm Aftermath, and
daughter Nilic. su,uI last ~eck IN
Gravel Hnl. visiting Nfs Ahet.
nathys sister. NrS 5 Il LESLEY
Nj. Hlllr Jessie Of Cap" r,un.
a visited her cousin Mis-, Willie
Ab-fnathy .i>t wr,N
af ana Nr, Wm Wagner II
Jackson rrte thr quests II Mrs
Wagner, sister Nr, Nn Aber-
nath, md awh, SUNDAY
Nrs Belle Hall 90 y Louis spent
from Saturday un'il Honias IN
.. a.. u. ~.
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

4 Get the Mccormick twine, as il
IS the besl tvine on the market.
, Good old reliable Mccormick
mower and rake
Il is time q b. buying your
cuItivat0r. Tie John Deere line
can't be bea.
Paint ~ he Old house and
furniture, as paint is cheaper than
lumber or furniture--S5.50 per
gallon and up.
See my stock Of aluminium,
granite and tinware.
And can furnish YOU window
shades at = tow price.
Windows. doors, roofing and
cement always on sale here.
The Lang farm wagon. De-
Laval cream separator and Uni
versoIo are fine. Phone No. 2l|
j. = Estes
MARBLE HILL MISSOURI
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03

Rss, wishes 90 The Press and IT.
urry frrdris Silver Bell
Marble Hill press., 1920-06-03
Bollinger County Abstract and
Real Estate Company

t'stw,s iHrui,Eri % short uolice
FEc ,u'uaas and life Insurance.
a.Hi> ot ai. kiud> furnished
lAs' Your 'a'm c' to~n property
.NIlh u.
Office IN Courthouse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18

Mrs. H. c. Leren left yesterday to
 isit her daughter Mrs. T. H. Nelms
 h Ft. Worth, Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18
Society at Court When Prince is
 Given Sentence

Berlin, April l6, Potdam society attended criminal court today at tfarted by the fact Chat for the first time in Prussian history a prince of the house of lFohenzollern occupied the defendants bench. Prince Jachim Albrecht, Baron Von Plat cn, and Prince Hohenlohe Langen- burg who attacked members of the French commission at the Hotel Ad- Ion recently, were given a quick trial and were fined 500,000 and 1000 marks respectively. Nothwithstand- ing the social status of the audience, q patrol of security police carefully searched the spectators for conceal ed weapons.
 Prince Joachim was decidedly ner- Vous when he was assigned a seat with the other defendants, and, an- sWering one of the first questions by the court, admitted he had been drinking "a little" on the night of the disturbance. He claimed, how ever, there had been provocation from the members of the French party.
 In summing up the case the judge said it had been established by testi- monY that Princh Joachim and Baron Platen had thrown glasses and can dlesticks at the Frenchmen, and that Prince Hohenlohe had hurled a boot at them.
 "Thc court" he added, "refuses to pass judgment against it's conscience to please anybody, regardless of who he is."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18

along with the program and everyone is urged to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18

erend E. R. Steel led the devotional The following program was given: Piano Solo, Mrs. Richard Moseley . Reading, Mrs. Arthur F. Triplett. Vocal Solo, Miss Camille Watson
 Piano Solo, Miss Zelda Davis.
 Lavender and white flowers were used in the dining room, and the same color scheme carried out in the refreshments.
 Misses Zelda Davis, Wilma Tober Camille L.. Watson, Dorothy Galla- gher, Virginia Mills, and Mrs. Sam Evans, served frozen punch in the sun parlor.
 The Woman's Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church will have their monthly inspiratonal meeting in the church parlors. Circle Mo- 1, of which Mrs. H. K. Toney is chair man, will be hostesses for the after conclusion of the program. The sub joct for the afternoon will be Afri- ca. The program: "Mo ore Missionary Doctors and Nurs- es in the Congo" Mrs. J. w. Craw- ford.
 Hymn" assembly.
 Two minute talks on Africa, Mrs. Campbell Fox and Mrs. c. H. Bolin- ger.
 Questions and answers on the Congo-Assembly
 Missionary Creed"-Mrs. J. H. Means.
 Renewed Commissions'- s'-Assem- bly,.
 "Vocal Solo''-Mrs. E. J. Logue.
 "Reading"-Mrs. J. E. Watts.
 "Vocal Solo"-Mrs. Met Gallig5er.
 "Whistling Solo"-Miss Imoge<c Alexander.
 Medley (negro music)-Mrs. o. w.. Clark.
 The Social Service club of the First Presbyterian church met with Mrs. J, A. Mcleod at her residence yesterday afternoon. A very inter- esting report was made by the visit ing committee. During the month 24 song books were given to Boys 1n-l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18

, The members of Rev. IT, A. Stow. ells Sunday school class were en- tertained by Miss Grace Fowes, at her home 1214 Main street. Friday evening. Various games provided the eneVing's entertainment. Miss Fow- les was assisted by her sister. Mrs. C. l.. Rector, and mother, Mrs. B. C.. fowles and Miss Ethel Darnell. De llghtful refreshments were served to the class members and their escorts.
 Miss Helen Tedstrom, Helen Nor ris, Ethel Jones, Edwina Malley, Montie Howard, Bessie King, Lula klee, Alma Warrington, Etta Brew CT. Messrs. Ocia Waits, Mack Lewis, Will Saloe, Eugene Tedstrom, Paul Caperton, Walter Gould, White Gould, John Rose, Loren Barswel
 -Jt--
 The president of the Trinity church association, Mrs. D. c. Maxey requests all members to be present Monday afternoon at 2:30, at the chrucn for the election of officers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18
Will Attempt to
 Talk to Martians

DAYTON, O., April 17.-E. B. Weston, local manufactures, has of fefed to finance an experiment to communicate with Mars, should the government refuse use of an air ship at Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
 Professor David Todd of Amherst University plans to make at at- tempt to communicate with the planet by wireless from an airship piloted by Captain Leo Stevens, if federal consent is given.
 Weston offers to pay all expense of the experiment, stimulating the flight must start from Dayton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18
SOCIAL EVENTS
 Edited by ANNIE O. SMART
Social CaZendQr
MONDAY. APRIL. l4

MONDAY. s. A., Avenue 330 VIC A. N >'' "' 23O G. l. A. Auxiliary o he B. 0 E.atK Hall adm
 TUESDAY. APRIL AR Reall 330 Rainbow Club and Cafeteria Building, Y. W. (. A Meeting and Poster Party r. w. C. 4. Home
 21. 215 Cherry Street Bridge Club D. Rowe
 THURSDAY APRIL Brewster I.ang Wedding in New wYorkC
  Building r. w
 FRIDAY APRIL 23 2:30 Elwell Bridge Club. 2:30 s. l. A. Union
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18

dustrial Home, and assistance given to the Children's Detention Home Miss Nellie McKeen made inter estng talk on Opportunity for Ser vice Offered in Y. W. c. A. Work"
 Miss Jamie Belingrath was elected delegate to the General Federation of Woman's Clubs which meets in Des Moines, Iowa, in June. Mrs Gerald Triplett and Miss Lillian Philpot were elected delegates to the pot were elected delegates to the District Federation which meets in Hamburg, in May.
 New members elected were Miss Nellie McKeen and Mrs. Claude Sparks.
 Little Miss Elizabeth Mcleod en- tertained the guests with several readings and songs playing her own ukelle accompaniment. A salad and ice course was served,
 Mr and Mrs. E. Verrett entertain ed Friday night complimentary to their son-in-law and daughter, MT and Mrs. George Afford, whose mar riage was recently solemnized. De licious refreshments were served music was furnished during the evening by Virgil and Milton How ard.
 Attending were: Judge and Mrs. R. H. Williams, MT. and Mrs. T. B. Afford, MT. and Mrs. H. H. Phillips, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Breiner. MT and Mrs. w. F. Miller, Mrs. L. P. Brayn, Ira Bryan, Ed Bryan. L. Saunders and Misses Bervin Walters, Irene Colga nand Myrtis Evans.
 *
 Misses Mary Corinne Smart, Lu- cille Simmons and Amy Ferrill of Batesville will be pages from Ark ansas to the National D. A. R. con- vention which meets in Washington, April 1926.
 Mrs. F. F. McCammon has re- ceived a cable from her husband, Colonel -McCammon. stating he would land in New York, April 25. Mrs. McCammon will leave Tuesday to meet her husband
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18
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a settlement of the future status of the city, Delegates appointed bv the council will meet Premier Nitfi and carry on direct negotiations with the Italian government. These dele gates ar" 9lroady in Rome.
 Charge were made m the nation ai council that thc will of the ma jorty had been threatened and that Of minority carried out. One mem hrr declared that the problem of the cltV's futu" must be settled imme- djatcIy.
 We are in the midst of terrible un- rest, Ee said
 "Thc city is in danger of being swept by holsheVism. the organiz- CTS of which are already preparing their plans for the seizure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18

E. T. Clements. who has been visit
 hg his sister, Mrs. c. H. Harring las returned to his home in Waco.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-18

along with the program and everyone IS urged to be present.
 Mrs. c. s. McNew has returned from Helena, where she attended the annual meeting of Women's Mission ary Baptist union of Arkansas.
 -H-
 Miss Ruth Richards, field worker, Rooms Registry department, Y. w. c. A., will arrive in Pine Bluff April 26 to make a survey for rooms for girls and young women and initiate the Rooms Registry Department, in the local Y. w. c. A.
 An attractive vesper service is be- ing planned for Mothers Day, May 9, by Y. W. c. A. girls. Girl Re verves Ready for Service,' a page ant, will be on the program. ~s -f