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WILLIAM WALKER.

After seven years illness. William
Walker. thirty-eight years old. for
merly an employe of Polls Theater,
died yesterday at his home, 5l3
Twelfth street northwest.
He Is survived by his widow. his
parents, six brothers and three sis
tiers. Funeral services will be held
from Peck's Memorial chapel. Twen-
ty-eighth and NJ streets northwest
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. In
terment will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
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DEATHS

Philomore Mozzineo. IS yrs, Garfield Hosp
Isabella Casmody. II yrs. COL NJ st. NV.
George Guy Brown. II yrs. l32 F St sc.
Olga +. Rowland, 20 yrs. S03h 4th st. NV
John II. Gaskins, 60 yrs. SAT Va. ave. sw.
Amanda skinner, rs yrs. 1142 St Sc.
Joseph Patrick Monahan. Sc yrs, George
town Hosp
Lizzie Lane Wilson, 81 yrs, The Concord.
Harriet Terrell Barr, ! yr., 610 r st. NV.
Masie Viola Farr, SO yrs, Casualty Hosp.
Infant of Mary and Oswarld Schuette, 81
hours. Columbia Hospital
Martha Dorsey, 80 yrs. 1926 G St NV.
Hilda c. White 16 yrs, $50 Franklin NV.
Carrie Walker. IS yrs, s%5 T ST. NV.
Della Brown, As yrs, 1922 9Th st. NV.
Terrell Grant, AZ yrs. st. Eliz. Hosp.
Emma Carter, So yrs, $40 18th st. ne.
Ann Poles, 60 yrs, CSC 18th st ne.
Charles Sellers. 81 yrs, Freedmen's Hosp.
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CENTRE HIGH TO HOLD
F. MWILSON MEMORIAL

>..srial services for tho late
r NJ. Wilson. former principal
80 Citral High School, will be held
in te auditorium of the school sun
daYafternoon, at O'Clock.
iss c. /. Orr, representing the
Guilty of Central, Will speak OF MT.
,lson as principal; Ernest H.
hurston, superintendent OF schools,
Will speak OF him as n pupil and
school officer; Fred l.. Fishback VIII
speak from the viewpoint OF friend.
and Commissioner Louis Brownlow
will discuss AIR. Wilson as citizen
The program also includes an organ
prelude by Mrs. q. II. Miller, and a
cello solo by Mitchell Bliss.
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LEGAL NOTICE
No. 1853.
No. 1853.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
fee of COMPTROLLER OF the Currenc


Washington, ID. c., March IL, 1920.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. IL has been
made to appear that Liberty National
Bank OF Washington" in the city Of
Washington in the District OF Column bi J.,
has complied with all the provisions OF the
Statutes of the United states, required to
be complied with before an association
shall be authorized to commence the busi-
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liams, Comptroller OF the currency, do
hereby certify that Liberty National Bank
of Washington" in tho city Of Washington
in the District of Columbia Is authorized
to commence the business of Banking as
provided in Section Fifty-onc hundred and
sixty nine OF the Revised statutes OF the
United states.
Conversion Of Liberty Savings Bank.
Washington, n. G.
IN TESTIMONY whereof witness my
hand and seal OF office this Eleventh day
(SeaD JNo. SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Comptroller OF the Currency.
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BIRTHS
SONS.

Frederick +. and Ada N. Lewis.
Paul Il. and Lucy NJ. Hutchinson.
John and Rena Cole
lido Is. and Grace Wsldecker.
John II. and Grace Branan-
Carl A and Lilly K. Ericsson.
Earl and Louise Hardy.
Lulon and Bertha Newman.
Augustus and Rosa West.
Charles and Emma HarErove.
DAUGHTERS.
John Il. and Lena r. Herreli.
Warren b. and Madeline Clark.
Samuel w. and Ruth u. De Butts.
Harry ]. and Ida A. Nichols.
John f. and Lillian Mcpherson
william 8. and Julia X. Daniels.
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TO DISCUSS ZONE BILL.

The chief topic of discussion at the
meeting of tho Real Estate Brokers
Association to be held tonight In the
rooms of the Washington Board or
trade will be the coming bill. Lee ID.
I,atimer, president of the association
will preside. Charles w. Fan FAX
chairman OF the committee. which "a
preparing washingtons PART in tn.
annual convention Of tho Nauonni
Real Estate Brokers Association VIII
OUTLINE his plans.
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business several years ago. at which
time he WAS with a Western railroad
In ST. Louis. He is survived by his
widow and two daughters. Miss Nell
lie Frances oxley. OF Washington, and
Mrs. George II. Spengell, OF New York.
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EDUCATIONAL

Full information regarding
educational institutions in WASH
ington and elsewhere may be OBJ
tanned from Gordon Granger,
Bureau Of Schools and Colleges,
The Times.
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FLORAL DESIGNS
SPECIAL NOTICES
THERE W

THERE will be special meeting Of the
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NINE. FONEDA,
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GARAGES
FOR RENT

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New freproof garages, ready for occu-
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DEATHS

ODEIL-On Thursday. March is, 1920.
WILLIAM SHILDES. beloved husban nd
of Albertine s. Odell.
Funeral from the chapel of w. r.
Speare Co, 1908 II street northwest, on
Saturday at IL a. m. Kindly omit
flowers.
ROUS-Departed this life on Thursday,
March IS. 1920, at s:45 p. m, ANNA NJ
ROUS.
Funeral from the residence CT her
cousin Mrs. Grace DuFnur Brown. 1919
u street northwest, on Saturday. March
20, 1890 at p. nj. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment private.
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1924 9TH st. n. w.
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| highway at this point, and they had
no intimation OF the approach of the
McBeth car until it crashed into the
Lloyd machine and turned 1t CON-
p.etely over McBeth came in on the
main -os1 from the east on 4 lana
which is used only by ranch ownefn.
Mr.. McBeth says that he saw tAa
Lloyd car before he reached the main
road and speeded up with the hope of
gaining the highway before it reached
the spot where the lane joins. Mr..
Lloyd says he did not see the McBeth
car until a moment before the acci-
dent, and it was only by quick work
at the wheel that he prevented a head
on collision The Lloyd car was
badly wrecked.
Mr.. McBeth took Mrs. Kendrick and
daughter to the Charles White home,
and Mr.. Snyder and Mrs Stores were
brought to Florence by Roy Richards.
c. F. G l. auditor, who was on his
way from Pueblo to this city. The
injuries sustained by the occupants Of
the Lloyd car were given medical at
tention and they are all getting along
nicely. but have not fully recovered
from the effects of the sudden shock
of the accident.
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hostess Saturday afternoon when she
entertained al three tables OF bridge
for Mrs. Williams, who is guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Dom Frank Fem.
Prizes for the afternoon were carried
on by Miss Edith Harrison for high,
and Mrs Hawthorn, consolation.
The l., C. F. Club entertained at Z
O'Clock dinner at the StrathmoTe hotel
last night for Miss Ella Aebersold of
Rochester. N. Y, who is guest OF
her sister, Miss Laura Aebersold.
After the dinner all enjoyed the pic
-ture show at the Jones. The event
was enjoyed by the Misses Dora Tur-
ner. Katherine Hamomnd. Vera Hal
stead. Mae. Helen and Elsie Bower,
Marie Prescott, Laura and Ella Aeber-
sold.
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Friday

L. J. and NJ. NJ. Page of Denver.
who have been in the city for a month
pest, returned to their home yester.
day.
Mrs. NJ. T. Comstock is guest OF
her daughter in westcliffe for a week.
Miss Florence Goshen returned 10
her home in Westcliffe yesterday after
short visit with Mrs. II. waters
Miss Alma Schaap Is guest Of
Mrs. Ralph Unger OF Saiida for the
weekend.
Mrs. VIII Isabel. who has been
spending the summer In Ruena Vista,
has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Davis OF Chi
caso were guests hero Thursday aft
ernoou-
Mrs. n. d. Melchi returned to her
home at Aalamusa Thursday after a
months visit here with her sister.
Mrs. Clyde Merris.
Mrs. L. c. 0srlack hes returned
from = months visit with Denver
friends.
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Future Change
in Directories

A new telephone directory has just
been issued which was placed in the
hands OF the subscribers in this VI
cinity during the last few days. With
it comes the announcement that fu-
ture editions of the directories Of the
Mountain States Telephone and Teler
graph Company will be published and
delivered by the National Telephona
Directory Company and viii be e.
tirely reset and printed in standard
and approved fashion, as adopted hy
practically every company throughout
the United States.
In addition to the regular alphabet
ical arrangement of telephone sub
scribers, it is hoped to publish infor-
nation concerning the cities and the
towns covered by these directories
which will be of special interest to al
business and residents of the com
munity as well as visitors thereto.
The resetting of the directories viii
require a complete revision in tha
size, style of advertising space and
the amount of space will be some
what more limited than in the current
issue.
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I home In Warrensburs. Mo. Friday
Mrs Harriet Sartor and daughter

I home In Warrensburs. Mo, Friday.
Mrs. Harriet Sartor and daughter
Miss Kate. are expected TO return
from their visit to California tonight,
where they have been fo- the last
month. the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Lou
Sartor.
Walter Richardson, Joseph Taylor
and Earnest Reynolds were here from
Colorado Springs today.
Mrs J. w. Rogere received a teie-
gram from Mrs. Anne Joel Friday.
September "a, stating that she had
ben married that morning 70 L. g.
Austin at the Stanners church in
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
DR.. Booth and H. H. Freye were en-
joying the fair at Pueblo Friday.
Max Harry is a weekend visitor at
the home of his parents from Colorado
College. He was elected treasurer OF
the senior class at Colorado College
for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lambuth and
family were fair visitors in Pueblo
Friday.
Pueblo yesterday and heard Gov. Cox
speak.
Mrs Jesse Jones, who has been in
Pueblo all week and enjoying the fair
and visiting friends, returned home
last night
Douglas Balman spent Friday at the
fair in Pueblo.
Ephriam Fuller returned last night
from Pueblo where he had been at
tending the fair all week.
Miss Grace Arthur left this morn
for Greeley where she will be stu
dent in the State Teachers College
this winter.
Ed Higgins is a visitor in Canon
City today from his ranch
C. c. Denman OF Colorado Springs
came Gown Friday afternoon and will
be a weekend visitor.
H. Coleman of Cotopaxi is a busi-
ness visitor in the city today.
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Florence People
Hurt i'm Auto
Wreck on Park

FLORENCE. Sept. pa fatal au-
tomobiIe accident was narrowly avert
ed Wednesday morning about 8
o'clock in the east end of Beaver Park,
when car driven by j. W. McBeth, a
farmer. crashed into the machine of
Leslie Lloyd of Florence. who was on
his way to the state fair at Pueblo,
accompanied by Mrs. Ben Kendrick
and daughter. Miss Alice. and G. r.
SNYDER. all of Florence. and Mr.. Sny-
der's daughter. Mrs. Bert Stores. of
Lafayette. Colo. Mr.. McBeth was
the only occupant OF his car. All the
occupants of the Lloyd car were more
or less scratched and bruised, while
Mrs Stores received q broken arm
and a badly bruised shoulder. Mr.
Snyder's left leg was injured, but no
bones are broken.
: Mr.. Lloyd and Mrs. Kendrick and
daughter Alice, started for Pueblo
shortly before 8 o'clock. Mr.. Snyder
and daughter intended to go ON the
train. but missed connections He
then engaged Passage with Mr.. Lloyd.
The party had reached the turn in the
road on Beaver Park near the Charles
White ranch. and were driving south.
The weeds are quite high along the
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Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Nellis. who have
been here for the past six weeks. left
Friday for their home in Columbus. o.
H. F. Steley, Paul Steeley and Bob
McCafferty were il Pueblo Friday at.
tending the fair.
Mr. and Mrs s. A. Lane and daugh.
ters were in Pueblo yesterday at
| tending the state fair Mr.. Lane
came home last night and Mrs. Lane
and Viola went on to Colorado Springs
to attend the football game between
Canon City and the Terrors.
Miss Margaret Mackenzie has lc-
cepted a position as teacher in the
Junior high schoo lof South Canon.
Lemonye Locke, Miss Gertrude
Freye and Hubert Engender and Miss
Lucille Nix motored to Colorado
Springs today to see the football con-
test
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray vickerman and
son of Westcliffe, and Mrs. Jane
James. Agnes McCallam, Helen Nc
Caliam and Jean Dennis of Wilkes.
Barre, Tex. and Edward James Of
Rising Star. Tex, are guests at the
1duou 4otcA Ntch-
T. T. Thomas and family snd Louis
Lear and family were in Pueblo yes
terday taking in the state fair
Wilbur Eddy. who is attending tie
Wisconsin University at Madison,
has been pledged to the Chi Psi fra
ternity.
Miss Edith Allison left a few days
ago for Denver where she will spend
her vacation as the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs Charles L. Milton. and fam
lily. Sch was accompanied to Denver
by her father. Henry Allison. who will
probably return home Sunday. Miss
Allison will be gone couple of weeks.
Miss Grace A. Cole OF San Fran
cisco. Cal, is in the city the guest of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N Miller of Fort
Collins are guests in Canon City for
the weekend
Gerald Rockafellow was pledged to
the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity this
week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Earl and fam
ily are visitors at the Pueblo fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Knesel and famil y
are fair visitors in Pueblo today.
Mrs. Willis Watson is the guest of
her brothers in Denver for a few
weeks.
Aiva and Raymond Wood went 10
Denver the FIRST of the week. and are
expected to return home today.
Mrs. Owen P. Owens and daughter,
Thelma went to the fair in Pueblo 20
day.
A. r. Livingston and sister, Miss
Anna, former residents of Canon City.
who spent the summer at their home
at Cornwall-on-the-Hu left the
East few days ago for their winter
cottage at La Jolla. Cal. according TO
card received from Miss Livingston
at The Record Friday.
l. A. Poteet. game warden. was 3
business visitor in the city from Flor
ence today.
G.. Wilbur Taylor OF Baltimore. Nd
Is a weekend visitor with friends.
Miss Hnnah Norris. teacher of the
Williamsburg school. is a weekend
guest N tos cat,
The vacancy at the Cottonwood lake
school is to be ailed by Miss Bethel
Miller OF this city.
W. F. Johnston. who has been visit
ing here for the past week with Mr..
and Mrs John Rogers. left for his
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Saturday

l.. d. whitaker. who for two years
has been In Memphis. Tenn. and
who is a former Canon City resident.
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Shore this winter.
d. B. Wright. c. s. Desch. Jr., and
Guy Steinberg OF Grand Junction Will
Sunday In Canon City.
T. Lee witcher. Charles Duncan. c.
a. Linklns and Ray Harmon were on.
joying themselves as the state fair
Friday. They went down to hear
Gov. Cox.
A. F. Wright is here from Denver
to attend the meteins Of the Board Of
Pardons.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Renard of Dem
yer arrived here by automobile on
Thursday evening to take part in the
festivities of a family reunion at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Appla.
524 Macon avenue The coming ue
Mr.. and Mrs. Renard was inspired By
the presence in Canon City Of Mr.. a1A
Mrs. J. H. Cole and little daughtar,
Alice Charlene, of Washington. D. c.
who are to leave for their home in the
East Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs RenAna
win return to Denver Saturday after
noon
G. l. Thompson is here from Guffsy
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World Shortage Of Apple Seedlings

series. we here in America have done OIL,
Worldwide shortage of apple seedlings
cxists-and but for the fast that We IN.
and saw to it that
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G. L. Thompson is here from Gunsy
on business today.
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France Americas chief of seedlings
1910 France produced
apple seedlings In few sections Of the United States
grounds Kansas and in branch
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Children Cry !.
FOR FlETcHER'S
GAS Q RIA
nit Trees.Are Scarce!
We Advise Ordering AT ONCE

d >ties will be very this year. The intend
ing plant few several thousand fruit les
pecally appes) should place his orders early this
/ year. He had better place his order NOW.
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Major Stark Was First Contract French Apple Seeding

supply other fruit
nursery in the world Homever the shease essrs has @
Ample stock of will b advise to place er-
vaticn
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This is the first time in history that have issued
an announcement this time of the year. Our inter
est thousa nds Of fruit growers this year mpels
them that fruit trees especially tie best var
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TlUo Minutes of Optimism
by HERMAN J. STITCH
One Way Up
by HERMAN J. ST


"[JowD do | somebody asked the other day of Charles Baker
II thirty an under
punched keys in p
land m
Baker doesn't knowat least he's too modest to
of when
temporarily nirabc attack of vocal paralysis
friend of
inspiring apeny
unusually gifted executive simply of conscientious chap of
should Office workshop
Fortune will always tender corn in her large heart
life seriously
always job
This is how his
Charles
Mills. Cleveland
He tcgaphe he would arrive nt o'clock the
going the Office Mr.. Schwab straight to the plant.
There be Baker waiting
Bakers worlshc
But Baker felt somebody
Chief questions. show him round
SO he The only
Mr. Schwab. who irrcmc1abe to
rubbed his then carefully liked
: Of mid
mOrning-wIcn h" didn't have
That fellow Baker
he the Office when chance him.
Soon the chance turned 1t always does.
Later. he became his assistant.
Still later, he made Co
And after II Mr. Shwab made him Il partner.
W. pnbaNy
the international in The world
Baker got his start by being the job
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HAVE WE ALL FORGOTTEN
THERE ARE WOUNDED MEN,
Is Something of Shock to Come Upon Them Suddenly and
Remember That They Are Still in the Hospital

another l;mped bad,v v,,
fortunate enough to miss h ~. ne was N.
Tbey were boai,hn s ail' sne pail
,oot;nS vonno th;nrs .,,h ,uhrown, clean.
youth that was 40 cbar,ctor;u.a,t % inat Joyous
army during 'ne war.
JITE SEE these men with .o
W.T. n stort--wbv ,h,. ~" - 'oinetnins
IN Tho wor' ""'' 'ney were woundsd
Had we foroo,ter .ho,,,
G W. " them