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When the storm Rreaka

Our observation is that woman
ran get very Tired of q husband who
thinks hts statipn On life demands
more clothes than hers iu.S-DaIlas
News
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EDISON RgPResgMrAv,vgs
ARE vtslvoRs IN CANON CITY

L. y. splcer and W. A. Carson. rep.
ressattnE the New Edison. are spend.
iss soae days n the city ssd are reg.
irsetsd ~ The csnsn hstsL
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pseVls sf the we~id. TAe asnssi ~
gssmass 10 R~rsr~s tacisdss ever .
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hsus Ahexs All.

Home 10 the chief school Of human
virtues. Its responsibilities, soys. sor.
rows. SMILES. tears. hopes and cares
form the chief iuterest Of human
lif~.--Shanutux.
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stsel shins carrx Mars.

Ships built of steel are said TO be
able TO carry abou, 20 per cent more
cargo than those made Of iron
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Thursday

thursday
FULHAM GOES
TO sUENA VISTA
]. n. Fulham departed for Buena
Vista Wednesday on business trip.
MISS LET'S GUEST
AT WILLIAMS HOME
Miss Frances Let's of St Joseph,
Mo. arrived Wednesday to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Williams
CRESTED BUTTE LADY
VISITS THE SMITHS
Mrs. Z. L. Harley of Crested Butte
arrived Wednesday to be the guest of
Mrs. Harvey Smith. GIL North Sew
enth street.
D. & r. c. AUDITORS
IN CANON CITY
+ h. WiIletts and H. c. Edmiston.
travelling auditors for the D. & R. G..
are making an official visit in the city
LEAVE FOR HOME AT
TWIN FALLS. IDAHO
Mr- and Mrs. Russell Loser and
youna daughter Gwendolyn, who have
beer visiting at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. oliver Loser. departed Wednes-
lay Tor Twin Falls Idaho, where they
VIII reside
MRS. VOLlVA RETURNS
TO PUEBLO HOME
Nr r F. Voliya and little grand
o., vho have been visiting Mr. and
Irs Carl Eh.enfeIl on Eight Mile
pwb -c1 for ihelr aame in Pueblo
Wednesday.
coDDlNGs VISIT
THEtR MOTHER
az and 3Tss X Z roddins of Flor
ug= are guests oi AIRS Goddin-'a
motla~ Mrs. NJ M 5.lckle, Col Floral
avenue.
HAVE RETURNED FROM
VIslT TO TEASs
Mrs. Emma Smith and daughter
Aiss Beruice- have returned from a
N.si TO Dalhart TEX,
WEBER FIXING
up his HOME
p r Weber is improving his res
zence. 705 Harrison avenue. with the
3dition Of porch
PROMINENT LADY
lists THE CITY
Mrs. Mary Z. Holland of Denver is
n the city and Is registered at the
anon hotel Mrs Holland is inter
sstcd in the child labor problem.
NEELENs LEAVE
FOR GRINNEEL
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Neeiey, who have
been guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". b
Reiter departed for their home at
Griunell, Is. Monday, in response to
~
NeeleS's mother
SHOEMAKER ON
The SICK LIST
Theodore Shoemaker is quite i'll at
his home.
HOWARD BURTON
VISITED PUEBLO
Howard Burton was a Pueblo visitor
Wednesday
STATE DEPUTY
COLLECTOR HERE
Mr. Riggs, state deputy collector,
viii be in the city until June 6, 1920.
TOOK IN AERoPLANE
FLIGHT WEDNESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl EhIenfield OF
Eight Mile Park were in the city last
Wednesday shopping, visiting and tax
ing in the aeroplsne flight
GUESTS OF HOME
FOLKS LAST SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. William Acklebein OF
Cripple Creek. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Warsaw. motored to this city
last Sunday. and were the guests of
Mrs. A. Acklebeiu.
commandments EXERCISES
NEXT MONDAY EVENING
The Fruitmere school will hold its
annual commencement exercises at
the school house Monday evening.
May II. at o'clock Prof O. B.
Drake. superintendent of the city
schools. will deliver the class address
Mrs. Anthony will present the diplo.
toaS
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waiter Merritt and the Misses Marie
Rogers and Edith and Minnie Fielder
of Howbert motored in to attend the
performance of bringing Up Father"
Wednesday evening.
MISS SAMUElS
ENJOYING VACATION
Miss Jean Samuels of the telephone
office is taking a three weeks vaca-
ton and is now in Coal Creek She
will later visit westcliffe and Pueblo
ouFFEY MEN
VISIT CITY
Mr.. Cohen and SON Lawrence of
Guffey are spendIng the day in Canon
City.
CLOSER JOINS
WIFE HERE
Clyde CLOSER of Trinidad has ar
rived in town. Mrs. CLOSER has been
here some time as the guest of her
friend, Mrs. Frank Bunten. She will
be remembered as formerly Miss
Agnes Foster OF this city.
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coMMENcEMENTS EXERCISES
NEXT MONDAY EVENING

The Fruitmere school will hold its
annual commencement exercises at
the school house Monday evening.
May II. at o'clock Prof o. B.
Drake, superintendent of the city
schools. will deliver the class address.
Mrs. Anthony will present the diplo-
mas
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Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bisgs enter
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening
in compliment to Mrs. L /. Harding
OF Denver, who is their house guest.
The table was ornsmented with spring
blossoms and iie place cards carried
out the colors. in pink and lavender
Following the dinner. at which covers
were laid for 12. the guests spent the
evening in playing five hundred. Mrs.
Theodore Harding had high score for
the ladies and A. J. Turner carried off
the honors for the gentlemen. Those
enjoying the evening were Messrs. and
Mesdames Theodore Harding. Phil
Chappell a ]. Turner. Mesdames r
S Beall. J D. Sidebottom and L. L.
Harding; David L Robson and the
host and hostess.
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Society Notes

Mrs Anna II. Burgess and her
daughters. Mrs. Anna Starr and Miss
Elizabeth Burgess. entertained the
teachers OF Jefferson school at a de-
iightful three-course dinner Thursday
evening. The table was arttsticalIy
decorated with spring blossoms. and
the AFFAIR most delightful. The guests
who enjoyed the hospitality of the
Burgess home we're Mrs. Leslie Pape,
Misses Bertha Rich. Coy Harrison.
Henrietta Carson.
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MRS. ELcEssoR RECOVERING
FROM pTOMAlNE POISONING

Mrs. F. I. Elcessor of Tao River
street, who has been confined to her
home by severe attack of ptomaine
poisoning. is reported as much Inn
proved. and out of danger today,
HOTcHkiSS MEN
STOP OVER HERE
]. f. Lamer and Henry Jones of
Hotchkiss motored to this city Tues.
day and departed this morning.
MoNTROSE MEN VISIT
CANON CITY WEDNESDAY
7. A. Stewart and j. w. Benefei OF
Montrose motored to Canon City last
Wednesday and spent the day here.
EAsrERNERs WILL CAMP
MEAN TkE CITY
Rev. n. II. Frey. with his wife and
daughter. OF Two Rivera. Wis. are
here for the summer and viii camp
out" near the city.
hoWoGRv PANTY
ArrIWos rNGAruR
M~srii l.. we-ts. Harvey Rsss.,
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1O { > y of fOME
FOLKS LAST SUNDAY

Cripple Greek. accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Warsaw. motored to this city
last Sunday. and were the guests OF
Mrs. 4. Acklebeiu
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Mrs Clara Gsrwood was hostess at
an attractive three-course dinner on
Tuesday evening. in honor OF Miss
Cora Woodford, who ~ill be a June
bride. The table was decorated with
ferns and was most effective. The
place cards were symbolic with lit9Ie
blue birds The evening was nlled
with various contests and esmes.
UhIch were so arranged that esch
eues, was n prize winner. and were
presented with packaEes each contain
.nr an article 20 be made for use 10
the cuiiuary department Of the psos-
pcrflFe ueH home. Tho guests com
riefel thc necessary ro.t and ila
srue es were urlseatea to - WoHd
ford The zuests Included AesGamss
FrcI Hrs see 0f Concrete N. III Fuude--
agrs Elton Woodfard. CiEde Turner
W ~ Thomae and Masses May snow,
Clara Buteheiar- Iva Bailey Mabel
Moore Gertrude Wright. the Euest Of
honor and the hostess
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tendance enjoyed a delightful after /
noon.
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FUIHAM GOES
TO BUENA VISTA
]. n. Fulham departed for Buena
Vista Wednesday on business trip.
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The Faith Circle ciass OF the Chris
tian church held their regular bust.
MOSS meeting ut the homo OF Mrs.
Sanghuvat last Tuesday afternoon.
There wore not no many present ~
usual, owing to the fact that all the
memtsrs are tryfng 70 b n attsnd-
sncs at Ne rsvival nestinGs % ascA
~ possfbis. but M whs were II at-
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TOOK IN AERoPLANE
FLIGHT WEDNESDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ehlenfield o
Eight Mile Park were in the city las
Wednesday shopping, visiting and tax
ing in the aeroplsne flight.
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CHES Ed BUTTE LADY
VISITS THE SMITHS

Mrs. Z. l. Harley of Crested Butte
arrived Wednesday to be the guest of
Mrs Harvey Smith. GIL North Sew
enth street
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MISS LET'S GUEST
AT WILLIAMS HOME

Miss Frances Let's of St Joseph
Mo. arrived Wednesday to visit Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Williams
CRESTED BUTTE ADY
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Last Saturday evening the daugi
ters entertained the mothers OF tn
Christian church at mother an
daughters day entertainment Their
were apout so people in attendanc,
A splendid program was rendere.
followed by refreshments, A deiigh
fui time was had by all.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22
ENGINEERS MEETING

The special meeting of Engineers
Local No. $50 |. U. of S. and o. E.
held Friday evening, October 8, for
the purpose of discussing important
problems with the international Of
ficers, was we'll attended and all mat
ters were adjusted satisfactorily.
Among the distinguished visitors in
attendance were Dave Evans, inteTna-
tional fourth vice president; M. H.
Comerford, international general sec
retary-treasurer and H. F. Stehmeyer,
first vice president Ohio State Branch.
GAINESVILLE Local SGT was we'll rep
resented by J. A. Mcmahon, president,
C. F. Stine, business agent, Chas. Nc
Laughlin, chief engineer of water
works, and Bros. R. Bramley, Geo. H.
Richey and Conrad Steinmetz.
Some exceedingly fine talks were
made by the visitors, not the least
interesting of which was that of Ex-
Senator Jones, the life long friend of
Bro. J. H. Smith, who made one of his
characteristic old time speeches,
Bro. Dave Evans is afflicted with
an extremely sensitive throat, which
gave him so much trouble during his
remarks that it was necessary to call
a physician who rendered first aid so
successfully that Bro. Evans offer ID
to talk another hour if the doctor re-
mained within hailing distance. 1t
was also noticed that the M. DIS
presence had such an exhilarating
effect of some of the GAINESVILLE dele
cation that the president experienced
some difficulty in keeping them off
the floor.
At the close of the meeting the En-
tertainment Committee, consisting Of
Zeke McClain, 7. H. Evans, Chas.
Warner, VIM. Mitchell and Jas. Smith,
reported and an exceedingly fine and
welcome banquet ended the meeting.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22

to formulate an initiation program
to take effect at once. Bro. Earl
Swern. Homer Howard and Ross Ma
son were appointed to assist Bro. j. P.
Wolfe in distributing ballots for the
Dist. No. 20 election to be held on
December /.
Bro. Wolfe reported that all cases
where money was involved would be
handled in Baltimore by Mr.. Balzer,
whose decision will be final, and that
he expects to hear from the cases
now up in a few days.
Bro. Frank McEwen made a good
report or the Plumb Plan League.
The Auditing Committee, consist
ing of Bro. H. E. Davis, H. r. Mason
and F. C. McEwen, made its report
which showed a neat balance on hand.
Bro. j. P. Wolfe made a lengthy
report on the activities of the district
lodge, showing the changes and I'M
provements made in the bylaws.
Bro. Jake Myers was with US and
gave us good talk, urging the men
to take cognizance of existing condi-
tions and make an effort to educate
the young members.
All B. & o. employees are urged to
attend the "Safety First" meeting at
the U. B. Church on Friday evening.
John Bush.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22
B. O. MACHINISTS

An unusually large number of
members was present when President
Joe Chmch called Licking Lodge No.
80 |. A. of M. to order Tuesday even
ing, owing probably to the change in
our bylaws which requires that dues
be paid in the lodge room, and Bros.
Guy Fisher and Arthur Uffner did a
land office business raking in the
root of all evil.
Applications for membership were
received from Joe C. Myers, Harry
Smith and Theodore Welsck helpers,
referred to Bros. J. w. O'Neil, E. j.
Swern and G. B. Mckay, and e. A.
Rarick, Chas. w. Mare, Harry Smith
and Pearl Hupp, helpers, were initi-
ated.
A communication fran the Strike
Committe of Dist. No. 27 was read,
thanking No. 80 for assistance rem
dered and stating that seventy shops
have signed the scale and that from
now on Cincinnati would take lead
ing part in advancing the condition
of machine shop workers.
In compliance with a request of
Bro. P. j. Conlon that an assistant
organizer be chosen to assist the ma
chinists in Newark, Bro. Harry Gra-
ham was appointed to that position.
On motion a committee, consisting
of Bros. Frank McEwan, Walter o.
Neil and Chas. Wise, was appointed
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22
NON-PARTISAN MEETING

A non-partisan meeting will be held
at the High School Auditorium to-
night at eight o'clock. Mr.. John P.
Frey, editor of the Iron Molders
Journal will be the speaker. This
gentleman is one the best informed
as well as the most eloquent speakers
of the day. He will endeavor to make
clear Labor's stand on the great is
sues that confront the people Of this
country at this time. Mr.. Frey comes
here by invitation from the Newark
Non-Partisan Campaign Committee
and everyone interested should hear
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22
Camel Cigarettes, tic package, at
f ERMAN'S DRUG STORE
political Announcement

Editor Newark LEADER
Please announce to your readers
that l am one of the Democratic
nominees for County Commissioner
and surely will appreciate their vote
and influence and, if elected, will en-
deavor to fill the office with salts
faction to them all and with credit
to myself.
Thanking them in advance, | am,
as ever, yours,
4t REES R. JONES.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22

Plant bulbs now. We have in stock
a fine line of hyacinths, ta'ips, jon
quils, narcissus. Plant now for spring
bloom. Kent Flower Store, 20 West
Church street. 1t
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22
News from Our Locals

Secretaries and business represen-
tatives of the various labor organ
izations are requested to furnish
weekly The Leader with the news
from their respective organizations.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22

The union label stands always for
the facts of today, never for tradi-
ton of yesterday.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22
15c Ell Verso Cigars, 2 for 25c at
# ERMAN'S DRUG STORE
Have You Tried
MITCHELL'S MAGIC MARVEL

MITCHELL'S MAGIC MARVEL
The Wonderful Preparation for
Washing?
Washes clothes in 10 minutes with
out rubbing. Will not injure the
finest fabric or hurt the most delicate
hands.
Contains no lye, acid, wax or other
injurious chemicals. One zoe package
does 20 ordinary washings.
For sale at 408 East Main street,
or The Cooperative Store, "A East
Main street. Phone $3.50. 1921
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-10-22

We have a fine lot of Cigars that
we are selling for sc, worth 7 and SC.
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
GOOD NEWS
Many Hartford Readers Have Heard
II and Proflted Thereby

Good news travels fast" and
the many bad back sufferers in
Hartford are gald to learn where re-
lief may be found. Many lame.
weak and aching back is bad no
more, thanks to Doan's Kidney Pills
Our citizens are telling the good
news of their experience with this
tested remedy. Here is an example
worth reading:
Miss Emma Il. Park, Washington
ST., Hartford, says: From time to
time l suffered with a duh backache.
At those times had dizzy spells
and black spots seemed to appear
before my eyes. My kidneys were
disordered also, and ! was caused a
great deal of annoyance on this ac-
count. Mornings was tired and
worn out. / found that Doan's Kid
ney Pills did me a lot Of good when
ever / suffered in this way and
consider them an excellent Kidney
medicine"
Price coo, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same
that Miss Park had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co.. Mgr, Buffalo. N. Y.-Adv.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
Scores Of People Have Found
Trutona Amazingly Effective
For Prevention Of Influenza
"WE STILL HAVE NO CURE FOR INFLUENZA"
Disseminating Yet Positive Information GIVEN Out by
Surgeon General Of Public Health Service
PREVENTION Now Only Alternative

For something like eighteen
months, doctors chemists and SCENT
lists have been trying to find the
germ which has caused so much de-
struction and loss of life in this
country. In the army alone, dur
ing the recent conflict, this epidemic
was the cause o; more casualties
than all the shells, gas and horrors
that the Hun could invent. AS yet,
as witnessed by the above, science
has been unable to make any pro-
gress against this ravaging disease.
Its attack is sudden, it's work is
rapid, and the results are terrible.
Even if the victim is fortunate
enough to escape with his life, often
times he is left in a weakened, run
down condition from which it is
extremely hard to recover.
Now here's where TRUTONA
comes in. 1t has been proved in
countless numbers of cases, proved
by actual experiment which offers
the best kind of evidence, that this
Perfect Tonic is just the thing to
build up a constitution broken down
by the Influenza. From the very
nature of its composition and the
ingredients it contains, it is a
strength giving, system purifying
medicine which quickly rebuilds the
patient whose vitality is at the low
water mark.
Health officials tell us that if we
expect to over come this plague, to
put a stop to its wide spread pro-
gress, individuals MUST take care
of themselves. To say that "An
ounce of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" is but to quote an
old, time worn adage; but il it were
ever true, if it ever had a grain of
sense and meaning, it certainly is
doubly so today during the fight
against the Influenza. Prepare your
self and help the community in
which you live.
TAKE TRUTONA BEFORE YOU
TAKE COLD.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ETC

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line Sulky Plows and Disk Cultiva-
tors. international combination Gull
tivators, five-tooth Cultivators, four
teen tooth Cultivators, Primrose
Cream Separators, in fact our line
is complete.
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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
GROCER GIVES
ADVICE TO LADY
Who GETS HELP
1T Sure Did Wonders For Me-"
Mrs. HUH Gratefully
Declares

Louisville. Ky, March 30.--If one
is in trouble there are several ways
in which to get relief. OF course
one thing to do is to see a good
physician get his advice and then,
after you have it, follow it. Many
people do not have the confidence in
doctors TO enable them to benefit by
their advice and feel that some Of
the old-fashioned remedies our
grandmothers used to use are the
best. Here is story of lady
whose grocer acted as her physi-
clan. Read what good results she
had after she had taken his advice
and tried Trutona, and after many
other methods had failed.
Two years ago." says Mrs. Anna
Catherine Huth of 1912 South Pres
ton Street, Louisville, we'll known
and highly respected in her neigh
borhood." 1 became afflicted with
kidney trouble. I tried most every
thing under the sun and even took
treatment under the doctor for a
long time. My back ached almost
continually and l had about given
up hopes of ever being well again.
well. one day l was talking to
my grocer and he persuaded me to
get bottle of Trutona and try it.,
because he had taken it and obtain
ed such splendid results. l was al
most afraid because l had taken so
many things without any results.
Anyway I did as the grocer suggest
ed and went down town and bought
a bottle of Trutona. I can honestly
say that l am feeling better than I
have for a long time. My kidney
trouble has left me and my back
doesn't ache any more either. 1t
sure did wonders for me-"
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1920-03-31
DOCTOR GIVES
ALL TO SAVING
OF HUMANITY
Is To Continue Coed Work By
UuquaIiiiedIy lndOrs-
ing TrutOna

indianapolis, Ind, March 3d.
There is one more familiar with
medicines aud therefore more capa-
BILE of judging of the merits Of a
preparation than the doctor. That
is why the following statement made
few days ago by DR.. a j. McDon-
aid, a well known and highly re-
spected physician here, should prove
of interest to hundreds of people
suffering from similar troubles. In
recommending Trutona DR.. McDoR-
aid not only backs his claim with If
ty years Of medical practice, but he
has also taken Trutona and knows
from experience just what it will do.
II know Of no medicine that I
could recommend to aged, weakened
run down men and women that
would equal Trutona," is the tribute
the doctor pays the Perfect Tonic.
"Tfutona came to my attention at
time when l was nervous and
generally broken in health. Over
work had caused a weakened and
feeble condition of my nerves.
seemed to have. given out entirely.
Why, l could not raise my hand to
my head before 1 began the use of
Trutona.
l have given this tonic fair trial
and as a result my strength has re-
turned and my nerves are as steady
as ever. have no interest in the
Trutona Medicine Company but I
have given all my life to the relief
of suffering humanity and I'm 60
ing to continue that policy by hearth
ly endorsing and recommending this
wonderful TONIC Trutona."