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super.titIons Abou, s,r,

There are several superstitN
about the tingling Of ones ears.
was nt once commonly believed III
VI II was the right ear II meant tn
a friend was speaking well of on
The tingling OF the left implied n
opposite, Sir Thomns Browne. ei
famous ndthor Of "vulgnr Errors
hscribes the Idea TO the belief ia gna
dian angels, who touch the righi /.
~ the left according as conversatis
issfayornble or not to the person.
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The "sobpln Bow

THIS was u nicknHIn. given to n
thaniel .rr"tiIss Banks of Massac chi
se'ts ui on- time H. governor and Z,
many years n member Of congress 9
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swordnsh No Mean eoeman.

eIn rhe British museum mny be seen
the heavy oaken plank once n part OF
the bottom of stout vessel which
had been pierced by the sword of n
swordhsh The weapon remains fnst
fixed IN n. 'iuii,pr A'nng the Ailnntlc
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Gufey News

Mrs. Frank Kirkpatrick of Texas
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. P. E. Moorhouse. She left on
Wednesday. Miss Nina Moorhouse
accompanied her home
Mrs. ]. E. Berry was honor guest a,
dinner party given in honor of her
sventy-seyenth birthday at the hone
OF her daughter. Mrs. James Wilson
Mrs. Charles Harkins spent Friday
with Mrs. A. G. Haggard.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Witherspoon
made trip to Canon City Saturday
Mary and Ruth Rowe were host.
esses at Halloween party Saturday.
The evening wa sspent in paying
Halloween games, fortune-teiliny and
music. Refreshments were served
The guests were the Misses Edna
Terry. Dolly Cohen, Lillina Glea.-
man. Myrtle and Nine Ramey, Marion
and Margaret Witherspoon, Elizabeth
and Thelma Dell. Phoebe Cohen,
Helen Rowe: Messrs. Wallace Hall.
Howard Newberry. Edward Douglas.
Harry. David and Felix Cohen. Buford
Dell. Ted and Robert Rowe. Sam
Rowe and Mrs. F. L. Rowe
Emory Foster went to Fairplay ON
the jury and return with a Ford tour.
ing car.
Glen Thompson made a business
trip to Canon City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Carver went
to Canon City Thursday. Mr.. Carver
returned Sunday.
Gayle Robertson went to Canon City
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ramey spent the
week in Canon City. returning Sun.
day.
There will be a masquerade dance
at the Guffey hall Saturday, October
30. Everybody invited.
Mrs. Frank CAfferty and Lawrence
Cohen went to Cripple Creek for a
load of lumber to finish the hall.
Frank Rowe and Harold Eckilson
delivered bunch of steers to Flor.
ence this week.
John Hyssong went to Denver with
shipment of steers.
Alfred Rowe and daughter. Rena
spent the weekend visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Rowe on Upper Cur.
rent creek.
John Newberry and Arch Douglass
were business visitors in Cripple
Creek
Hank" Allen is working on Frank
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Notice fs hereby given that there

will be SPECIAL MEETING of Tn.
stockholders of the Diamond Fire
Brick Company, held at its office, 6l7
Main street, Canon City, Colorado. OF
Wednesday, the 10th day OF Novem
Der, 1920. at 7:30 O'Clock D. m, TO con
slider whether the term Of incorpora
tion of said company shall be extend
ed for further period of 20 years and
to vote upon resolution necessary to
extend its term of existence
This notice is given pursuant to call
OF stockholders of said company, own.
ing in excess of 10 per cent of the en-
tire capital stock Of said company, on
file with the secretary.
Dated Canon City, Colorado. octo
Der /, 1920.
A. e. SHARMAN. Secretary.
First Pub. Oct Z. 1920.
Last Pub. Nov. 4. 1920.
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Rowe's private telephone line between
ihs ranch and his Suffey home
DIR. and Mrs. Caldwell of Canon City
We're calling on friends in Guffe Tues
day.
Mrs. f. W. Hammond of Canon City
is visiting her adughter. Mrs. R. A.
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods and children
were visiting at the Hyssong ranch
this week.
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STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF FREMONT
rRpAsuRER.s OFFICE

Public
set down. with penalties.
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OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.


Canon City. Colo, Nov /. 1920
Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the Lincoln Park Crooked
Ditch Company. will be held at the
Lincoln Park school house on the 9Th
day of December. 1920. at 1870 p. m.
for the purpose of electing five direc-
tors for the ensuing year. and for max
ing an assessment as required by law
for the purpose of maintaining and
keeping in repair the bitches and
other property of said company and
for the transaction of such other bust.
ness as may properly come before the
meeting.
(Signed) f. c. KIBBE.
President
HARRY WAGNER.
Secretary.
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HART's BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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months tuition in paying six months
in advance. Enter any time. WITT
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
Central Scores Close Win Over Junior Partners

Crimson warriors of Central invaded Munger field yesterday afternoon anu scored 6 to victory over the Junior Panthers. the winning run coming in the ninth frame.
 Birmingham-Southern High started off strong and pushed five counters over the platter in the first three innings off Babe Levy that nearly won the game for them. Jake Levy assumed the hurlins duties in the third frame, and set the Junior Partners down without a run during his stay on the mound. The bludgeons of Dave Evans and Bu. Ter were prominent in driving Babe Levy from the box. Two runs were scored in the first and three in the third before Coach Burbage sent his star hurler td the mound.
 The winning run was made by Gold stein on Godbee's error, a sacrifice, a steal of third and the successful working of the squeeze play with J. Levy at the bat. The score:
 R. H. E. Central ................ 110 102 001- 6 3 B'ham-Southern ...... 2a3 600 0o0- 5 9 [ Batteries-Central B. Levy, J. Levy and Chambers; Birmingham-Souther Propst and Lanier.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

holesome respect for Baron Pitcher John Dewey Morrison. The way those folks are over there the man who can as almost superhuman.
 Morrison must be regarded as a god then. for he certainly dealt them a terrible beating in the last game Sum day.
 We'll, Moley has done gone and done it. He has released his only southpaw, | Lefty Sigman. When some of those Southern League teams which boast of having a majority of left-handed bat ters in the lineup come to Birming- ham. the Barons may be hard put to it. By an unwritten law of baseball, lefthanded batter should be opposed by q lefthanded pitcher.
 Sigman won't go out of the Southern League, however. He will be sent to Bob Coleman, down, in Mobile.
 One more storm cloud in the South ern League has blown away. When Dick Kaufman jumped the Vols and joined the Crackers old-timers began to predict one of the worst baseball scraps in the history of the Southern League. Atlanta bought Kaufman from Nashville outright, however, and thus prevented a break in the peace of the league.
 Charlie Frank must have been feel ing sick when he agreed to paying Nashville, for if there is one thing the willy Dutchman loves better than an- other it is a scrap of some sort.
 Moley will probably use Coffindaf- fer and Gallagher against the Crack CTS in today's double-header.
 Seems odd to look over the files of eight or ten years ago and see Knaupp, Ellam. Molesworth and just one or two others. There are not over half dozen of the old boys left. but we sup pose Hub" Perdue will be playing in the Southern when the millenium comes.
 Whatever became of "Moxie" Man ual. the old standby. who was so often called in to rejuvenate a game that seemed lost?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
EAGER ACCEPTANCE

MT. Marvin Mccarthy. Sporting Editor
 Age Herald:
 Dear Sir: It has been called to our attention that the World -Seers' of the United States navy recruiting station after ght-seeing around the world are anxious to try a game of base ball with The Age Herald ball team
 If after seeing so many strange and famous places of the world, a repre- sentative of the World -Seers" is un- able to find The Age Herald building, and requests that we give them a lesson in the manly pastime of baseball, a representative of our team will call or them and will make arrangements for a game. Our only request is that they get copy of the rules and try to learn some of the rudiments of the game before we take them on. The last game we played did not give us much of an opportunity to show our ability as we were run almost to death, circling the bases. Yours truly,
 THE AGE-HERALD BALL TEAM.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
City Leaguers
 Hold Regular
 Business Meet

The City League of Birmingham, after the regular business meeting of the moguls last night at the Central ~. has been started off In gcod style with things running smoothly.
 number of matters were settled by the managers in last nights meeting
 An amendment to the bylaws was proposed by which semi-pio players of last season who did not play in a semi pro organization after June l, 1919, couie participate in city league games tns year. This amendment, however, WAS voted down. This was the most importanc matter up for discussion at the meeting. and produced considerable argument. The vote was 10 to against the proposal the vote being taken hy secret ballot
 President Harrison awarded the srro- tested game between Stockham " and l.. X X. shops to the Stockham aggrega- tion, because of the inclisibility of ono player of the l.. & N. shops who rar- ticipatcd in tne contest.
 The city leaguers will not hold another business session for some time, as all necessary business for the running of the organization has been attended to. events, which are being held under the soneral supervision of Coach Homer L.. Thomas. It is expected that one of the largest meets in the history of the events will take place this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

The juice seems to be flowing free ever in Atlanta. We mean the sky juice. It looks like J. Pluvius will make it whole series from the Bar ons and Crackers. Two games in as many days have been rained out.
 There are two kinds of juices which will certainly play havoc with a base ball game, sky juice and joy juice. The one drowns out verything-field, ball and players-while the other merely absorbs the particular players interested.
 It used to always be either the sky juice or the joy juice interfering with baseball players, but nowadays it is usually the former.
 Cracker fandom seems to have a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
BLACK BARONS PLAY
 DOUBLE BILL TODAY

Nashville White Sox defeated the Black Barons in a fast game played at Rick wood Field yesterday afternoon. Mason, pitching for the White Sox, hurled good game, striking out ten opposing batsmen while Gordon for the Black Barons set down eight of the visitors by the strike out route.
 These two teams will meet in a double- header today. the first game being called at 2:3O o'clock. Score RH.E. White Sox ... O30 0O3 O00--6 1 Black Barons .... III 010 000-4 '
 Batteries: Mason and Johnson; Gordon and Charleston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
HIGGINS DECIDES
 TO LEAVE CRACKERS

Atlanta, Ga, May B.-(Special.)- Crackers will leave on their road tour of twenty-one days Wednesday night. minus the services of Bob Higgins, vet eran catcher and former field director of Charlie Franks machine, who was deposed last Saturday in favor of Dick Kaufman. Higgins announced today that he would enter the automobile business in Atlanta, having accepted a position with a representative firm in the city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
PROTEST AGAINST THE ANTI-BETTING
 BILL REGISTERED

Washington, May 1S.-Race horse breeders protested to the House in- terstate commerce committee today against the bill prohibiting inter state transmission of race betting information. It's enactment would stop racing ms sport and destroy investments of millions made by breeders, they said. adding that gambling on the races was 'mere incident" as far as their business was concerned.
 "This is another attempt of those who want to force their idea of morality upon others declared \. j. Carroll of Louisville. ky- represent ing the Kentucky Jockey Club. 1t would be an entering wedge of cen sorship on the press and interfere with states rights,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
MAN O WAR WINS PREAKNESS STAKE
 BY EASY MARGIN

Baltimore, Md, May 1S.-In the presence of a crowd estimated at close to 3O,O00 persons, samuel ID. Riddles prize three c-year-oId Man O. War won the Prenkness. Pim- lico's historic race, this afternoon. He led from the barrier and won by several lengths. Harry Payne Whitney's Upset was second and his Nildair third. Commander J. W. l., Ross Hipg Thrush was fourth. The time for the mile and n furIong was l;l5 3-5. The rnce was worth S23,- OOO tO the winner. who also took the Woohiawn challenge cup, q notable trophy.
 The governor of Maryland, Albert C. Rttchie and prominent sportsmcn from many states were present.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
ATHLETES
 TO FRY TO STAGE
 MEET AGAIN TO-DAY

Grammar school track and field ath- letes of the Magic City will meet in the thirteenth annual tourney this after noon at the fairgrounds, provided the weather gods dish out favorable condi- tions for the occasion. The meet has been postponed three times on account of rain and wet grounds. but the weather looked favorable last night for holding the meet today.
 About 261 athletes of the elementary schools here will participate in the annual
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

Sporting Editor Age Herald:
 Members of the navy recruiting sta- tion of this city, after having witness ing several baseball games this season, have come to the conclusion that ob- servation is enough knowledge to romp on teams from The Age-Herald, News or army recruiting station, and to that end a challenge to each of tho named teams is hereby issued. Phone all acceptances to Main 6493
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

WHEN you see this famous V trademark, think a minute! Think of the delicious taste of a slice of fresh toasted bread! That's the real idea back of the suc- cess of Lucky Strike cigarettes. Toast ing improves tobacco just as we'll as bread. And that's lot.
 The Burley tobacco used for the Lucky Strike cigarette is toasted to make 1t delicious in flavor.
 You can't get the toasted flavor in other cigarettes. It's your reason tor buying Lucky Strike. It's toasted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
Dick K Kaufman Bought Outright By tn e Crackers

Atlanta, May 1S.-(Spccial)- Dick kauffmann, first baseman and field manager of the Atlanta team, has been bought outright from the Nashville Club, it was announced tonight.
 The purchase price was not stated, but was said by some base hall men to he $1,O30. Kaufman will have to pay S100 fine to Nashville fer jumping the team, it was added. The outcome was said to. have ended n disagreement that threatened to be taken to head quarters of the Southern Associa- ti0u.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
Foiey's Honey and Tar

COMPOUND
 CLEARS THE THROAT of phlegm and mucus, stops that tickling, opens the air passages for easier breathing and coats the raw, infamed surfaces with heal ing, soothing medicine.
 Grateful Father Tells What It Did w E. Curry. l3o Up 9th St.. Evansville. Ind. writes: T have little girl years who has . good deal of trouble with crcup. have used Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. giving it to her according to directions. and obtaining instant relief for her. My wifo and l use it whenever bothered with bad cold cough. and will say that it is the best remedy for bad cold: cough. throat trouble or croup that ever saw
 Parents who use Foley's Honey and Tar know it is safe and no harm will come even if an overdose should be given by accident. IL tastes good and children like it. It won't upset the deli cate stomachs of young children, delicate persons or elderly people.
 EUGENE JACOBS DRUG STORE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
AMERICAN DERBY AT READVILLE CANCELLED

Boston, May 1S.-The s10.000 American Derby, on the programme of the grand circuit meeting at Readville in August. las been called off. it was announced today. Entries, which closed ten days ago. were too few to warrant a ren~wal this year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
Candidates For Diamond HOnOrs
 Enter the Field

And still they come. Inspired by the success of The Age-Herald team in the recent game with the Birmingham News nine, local navy recruiting sta tiet members have decided to try to conquer a few worlds themselves. The following espistles have been filed with The Age Herald sporting editor:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
VIRGINIA LEAGNE

At Norfolk Norfolk 9. Rocky Mount O. At Wilson: Wilson o, Petersburg 9. At Newport News: Newport News g, Richmond s.
 At Suffolk: Suffolk ?, Portsmouth 3.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

It can't be done!-if we can't clean it. Send your clothes and household goodsN to our clean, light, airy, sanitary plant. The plant 4amed after the City of Birmingham = easy to remember. Try Main 5199.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

Higgins declared that he was through with the game forever, having spent the best part of his life in baseball.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At New Haven. Conn.,: Yale, Q; Penn State, 1.
 At Tokio: University of Chicago, 1; Reid University, (ten innings).
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

Whatever became of "Moxie" Man ual. the old standby. who was so often called in to rejuvenate a game that seemed lost?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19

Moley will probably use Coffindaf fer and Gallagher against the Crack CTS in today's double-he
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-19
NAUGHTY DEFIANCE
lg Editor. Age-Herald:

The Age-Herald sporting editor:
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
CARSHORTAGEHIT
SOFT COAL Miners
Operators Complain Crisis
Threatens Through Inability
To Move Supply.

Inability OF the operators OF the btu
minous coal mines throughout the
country to obtain an adequate supply
OF cars In which TO move coal to the
market has resulted in a crisis. In
volving the Industrial life OF the coun'
try, IL the gist OF a statement given
out at the offices OF the National Coal
Association today.
The soft coal operators. II Is declsr-
ed. have for weeks urged the Inter-
state Commerce Commission, the Com
mission on Car Service OF the Ameri-
can Railroad Association, the railway
executives and congress to do what
they could TO give the mines sum-
cient car service, but instead OF any
relief the car supply problem has
become worse.
Al the present time the shortage of
open top cars in the soft coal field.
IL is declared, Is from fIfty 10 sixty
five per cent OF the average normal
supply. thus making IL impossible foI
consumers to lay up their winters
supply at the present time and involv-
ing an increase in production cost OF
from ~ to 81 per ton.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
HOSPITAL INMATE ESCAPES.

Malcolm II. Chandler Is being
sought by the police today, so that he
may be returned to his home in st.
Elizabeth's Hospital. He escaped
from that institution yesterday after
noon.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
PA. DEMOCRATS VOTE
SOLIDLY FOR PALMER

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 19.-Re-
turns from the Statewide primary
election in Pennsylvania are coming
In slowly because OF the large num-
ber OF candidates OF the several
party ballots, coupled with bitter
factional fighting.
Mayor J. Hampton Moore was run
ming slightly ahead of Governor
Sproul. w. Freel, and. Kendrick and
Senator Penrose. when ATT districts
OF the 7,1ls districts in the State were
reported early this morning on the
vote for DELEGATES 1T large
The complex ballot made the count
the slowest ~ many years. With
the support of the Wares and at least
complimentary support from Gov
ernor Sproul. Kendrick ran close to
Major Moore in Philadelphia, early. but
later IT WIS seen the mayor was gain
ing and was running well up with
the other slated candidates.
Boies Penrose was rcnominated for
his fifth term in the United States
Senate without contest.
For Representatives at large.
4S1' districts out OF Ills. gave
Burke 1856: Craig, 1907; Garland,
1925: Mclaughlin. 13,5Oi. and Wal
ters 1 g13
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
MISSING GIRL FOUND.
IN MOVIE COLONY.
l5-Year-0Id Henrietta Butte
Has Ambition to Become
Star OF Films.

NEW YORK, May ls.-The country
wide search for sixteen-yesr-old Hen
rietta Butte has ended. Word came
to the Bureau OF Missing Persons at
Police Headquarters yesterday that
the girl had been found In Los An
geles, Cal, where she was seeking to
satisfy her ambition to enter the NOV
ing pictures. The girl. in the custody
OF Captain Williams, OF the Chicago
Police Department. spent Monday
night in Juvenile Hall In Los An
geles, and yesterday. in charge OF a
New York policewoman, started back
to her home.
on Aprfl 12 Henrietta Butte was
sent by her father. Louis Butte, a
cigarmaker. to a Harlem bank to de.
posit s265. She dropped out OF sight
without having visited the bank. The
girl was tired OF school. II was said
and after she left home IL was remem-
bered by her parents that she had two
ambitions-to visit Cuba, her fathers
native country. and to become a NOV
ing picture star.
Several weeks ago Butte received
an anonymous letter notifying him
that IL he wanted to see his daughter
again he must signify a willingness
to pay a ransom by placing an adver-
tisement in the New York Globe.
This ne did. but nothing came OF II.
A Miss Collette. of this city, about
a month after the girl had disappear
ed, said that eight or ten days pre-
viously she had had as a roommate in
the Y, w. c. A, at SO Michigan ave-
nue. Chicago. a girl who said her
name was. Vivian Niniani. whom she
afterward Identified by photograph as
the Butte girl. On this clue police
woman was sent from this city to
Chicago and the Chicago police took
up the trail there.
According to information received
here Henrietta Butte has told the po-
lice that she began her journey West
Immediately after she left her homo
for the bank. From Chicago she said
she went to Dallas and then to Fort
Worth. After la brief stay in each
place she went to Needles. Cal, and
thence to the Hollywood district of
Los Angeles.