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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
Women Should Take Warning

n the statement made nj Now Yorf
Assembly Of women that healthy
A MGR icAn women are so rare that
they are almost extinct, IL true. II II
time for the women OF America TO TAX,
warning and look to their health. j,
may be headaches. backaches. dragGinI
down pains, nervousness. mental de-
precision that are teli-taie symptoms Of
some organic arrangement for which
Lydia II. Pinlham's Vegetable Com
pound--a simple remedy made from
roots and herbs--is n specific ana may
be relied upon 20 restore women 10
healthy normal complementary
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03

Miss Frances Swaney will teach during
the coming year.
Mrs. James Cassell was general chair.
man OF the affair and Mrs. Morris Tenn
pie was in charge Of the musical num-
bers.
A burlesque orchestra of local talent
added much to the pleasure OF the eve
ning's entertainment. The following
program was rendered;
Reading--Miss Mary Ferguson.
Solo--Mrs. Turrentine.
Solo Dance-Little Miss Louise OIL
ney
Solo-John Chambllss Cimitating
Black PATTI, accompanied by the or
chestra.
Reading-Miss Mary Ferguson.
Duet--Mrs. Turrentine and Mrs. Nor
ris Temple.
Piano Solo-Mrs. George r. MIL
ton, Jr.
Comedy Sketch--Robert Parnell and
Don Annis.
Solo-Mrs. Turrentine.
Finale--Burlesque orchestra.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
PLANT SITE SECURED

A deal for the purchase Of a site for
the new Dubois rubber tire factory was
completed Thursday. AS predicted a
site in Alton Park was selected. The
site is located on the N, c. & st. l.
railway, the property being bought from
the road on a consideration og $4,000
through John r. Evans. Construction
work on the plant will be begun within
the next month
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
HEIRS OF VALUABLE
ESTATE ASK DIVISION

A petition for the division OF the es-
tate OF tho late j. +. Casey, member
OF the firm OF Casey & Hedges, was
filed In the chancery court Friday
morning by Estill and Bork The estate
which goes to the children, is valued Mt
n half million dollars. The will OF Mr..
Casey left the property to his children
when they became OF age. but there
has been no division since his death
and none asked for until the bill filed
Friday. The estate includes valuable
Market street property.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
PROGRAM FOR GRADED
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

The regular meeting OF the Chatta-
nooga Graded union Of Sunday school
teachers viii be held in the Manufac-
turers' association rooms on Broad
street Saturday afternoon at $3.50.
The program is as follows:
Lesson study for all grades.
First year primary closely graded les
son taught.
Second year beginners closely graded
lesson taught.
Devotional services in charge Of Mrs.
Howard Mccall.
Second Samuel AZ outlined In Gray's
synthetic course, presented by Rev. VIII
Johnson.
The international uniform lesson for
adult classes, Taught by j. y. MillIRan.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
MRS. MILTON HOSTESS OF
LUNCHEON ON LOOKOUT

Mrs. George F. Milton entertained at
luncheon Friday at the Lookout Noun
tain club. Covers were laid for Mrs.
Norman Raoul, Mrs Gardner Bright.
Mrs. George F. Milton. Jr.. Miss Mary
Mitchell. Miss Laura Voight. Miss Ger
trude Llewellyn, Miss Louise Spears,
and Mrs. Milton.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
TO OBSERVE LABOR DAY

As has been the custom Of the mem
bers of the retail merchants associa-
ton In the past, the stores in the city
operated by these merchants will be
closed at noon Monday, Sept. 6. in OBJ
servance of Labor day. In addition to
this the banks throughout the city will
be closed all day, as we'll as practically
all of the industrial concerns.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
MILES COAL CAMPANY
IS MADE DEFENDANT

The Coalneld Coal company filed suit
IN the chancery court Friday against
the Miles, Goal company charging that
the defendant IL indebted 10 II In the
sum of $2,i05.21. and says since the
amount became due failed and refused
TO pay It. Scott Miles, president Of the
coal company. Is woll known IN Chat
tanooga having been In the coal bust
ness for number OF years,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA
AND BUILD UP THE AY9TEM

TAsTEi,Ess chin IONIC. You know
what you are taking, Ms the formula
IL printed on every label, showing II In
Qulnne and Iron In a tasteless form.
Tho Quinine drives out tho malaria,
tho Iron builds up the system. 6oc.,
--(Adv)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03

For dlarrhoea in children one year old
or older you viii hnd nothing better
than Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoeh
Remedy, followed by dose OF castor oil.
IT should be kept at hand and given as
soon as the first unnatural looseness OF
the bowels appears.--(Adv.)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
WALLACE C.. BATHMAN

ls now connected with Zig Four barber
shop and invites all OF his old customers
and friends to come and sec him. Es.
pecial attention In given TO the chill
dren, Bobbing tho hair II my specially.
Come to see me- Nine FIRST claas
BARRIERS. II East Eighth street.--Adv.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
MANUFACTURERS WILL
MEET AGAIN SEPT. Ia

Summer vacation In over. 40 far as
tho membership OF the Chattanooga
Manufacturers association In con-
cerned The first meeting Of the mem
bershlp association following adjourn
ment for the summer will he held Tues
day night, Sept II. The superintend-
ents' division will get 10 work even
earlier than will the association mem
bership. Their initial meeting will be
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-09-03
MOUNTAIN MISSIONARY
AIDS KENTUCKY SCHOOL

The Girls Missionary club OF Lookout
mountain entertained with a vaudeville
Thursday evening for the purpose of
raising funds to buy a victrola for the
mountain school In Kentucky In which
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
CINlNOST CESKOSLOV. OBCHODNi
KOMORY V CLEVELANDE.
STANE Sc CENTRAI.OU NAMORNf SPOLECNOSTI
CESKOSL OVENsKE V AMERICE.

Praha Postovni Zprava.) - Dne 5. Gervence II hod.
poledn konaa duleza pateska nformacnf schdze
rckych krajanu Namofn spolecnos ceskoslovenskou
stupci YMCA restauraci Bohuavov6 Celetn6 uI.
rckych bratff doav zejm6na V1dce vpravy br j. Pa
eek Harry Payer predseda ObchOdni komory dr. W. Seme
rak K Macha F. Trunecek vysanec amerckeho minister
sva obchodu v Geringer, R. Sedace, A. Kostka A. Dole
zal j. YMCA americky spisovae H. Harrick red w.
ChezCK l. HllTurner, Namoni spoiled Csl MUDr. FIR.
Heller dr. Mudner K. Peel doc Smd kterf vyozil neu6
seny vodopravni naseho atu vechny oazky ez
debate byly Americany kadny odpoyida nformacne Roz
ec vedeny by po amerck6m zpGsobu b6hem ob6da
Amerc kraian6 host6 ysech program Namofni spoil 6s
zvym zamem usnesli navhu vyslance " Geringera
ednomysn6 1cnn6 j podpoe priavse jeji program
svG odhasovai vVzvu ceskoamercke vefeinost smyu
prakckeho resent cu spoeGnost Vyzva vypracovana bu
de odesana Tskov6 kacelaf Wahngtonu Krsne eCi
byy pronaSeny Muva sucha data statistical 60 uh vod
MIN bohasv Cech dosud nezuzkoyan6m nedosatku lodi
pfisavu, neudrzitenem tarfnictv, krocch naprave
vyznamu Labe Dunae, plavb6 namoin, sycich CeskOu
Amerkou atd) muva tn zhava laska ke spoleGne Via
sti Krajan6 naS sibi posupovati spOeGne nam
zvol stredi Namorni spolecnos ceskoslovenke
Amerce Obchodni komoru Clevelandu Usneseno prkro
ct lined po narau ke zrzen vek6ho vodocen6ho podni
ku podlad6 cist6 dovem iehoz podnky budou Stroke
massy kery bude cel tni vodoprmyslovehc ruchu. De
baty b6hem nz projey brar Pacek Harry Payer pfan
by uGeem propagacnich prednask potfebaeh naseho
statu namoTni spole6nosti vv byl dc yis gastupce
Namonl spolecnosti ceskosovenske dr. j. MuIdner SUI
castni vschn krajan6 Inmnf veleduIeziou
schulz umoza usporadanim rodnne hosting prazska YMCA
Namon poeGnost Gekoslovenska uspoTada nasm hostdm
vylet Vav6 nabida sv6 silly dsposc vsech jejich
potrebach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
REkOVE VTRHLI DO DRI-
NOPOLE.
Dobyli mesto pres tvrdosijnou
obranu tureckou. Turci podepi-
SOU r1irovou smlouvu.

Carihrad, 21. cervence. Mi
nisterstvo valky oznamilo dnes
re recky predni vol vessel do
Drinopole
Turci znicili most pres reku
Maritzu, blize spojky zelezni-
ce Carihradu a Drinopol-So-
lun, rovnez znicili ctyTi mo-
sty ma dvacet mil cd Catalje.
Turci jsou opevneni ma mnoha
rnfstesh podei Azeiezs4ioe mszi
rekou Maritzou Cataljou,
pripraveni obt6zovati recky
postup.
Bylo zde rovn6z oznameno
dnes, re Turecko rozhodlo Sc
podepsati mirovou smlouvu.
K rozhodnuti tomu dospelo Sc
vGera odpoledne a Damad Fe-
rid paSa, velkovezir, ustanovil
novou mirovou delegaci, jez
bezodkladn6 odiede do Pafize.
Londyn, 21. cervence. - Re-
ck6 GTedni oznameni obdrzene
zde dnes vecer oZnamuje, ze
Rekov6, podporovani britskym
valecnym lod'stvem, obsadill
Heraclau RodOsto a re vSe-
chen turecky odpor byl zdrcen.
Turci utekli a Rekove vysazu-
il vojsko.
Carihrad, 81. tervence. Bull
.harskJ pilot, sestreleny V ne
deli blfze Drinopole, doznal,
10 let6l ma pomoc plukovniku
Tayarovi, tureckemu veliteli V
Drinopoli. Pocet bulharskych
nepravidelnych voiakd pfipra-
ven1ch pomahati Turk1m pro-
lti Rekdm, Sc odhaduje ma IT,
sice v6tSina jich jsou jiz v
Turecku.
Britsk6 voisko podniklo v
pond6li V noci naiezd ma tlupy
banditd, ktere pfenesly svoji
lcinnost ma evropsky bfeh Bo-
sporu. Pri tomto najezdu brit,
sti voiaci zmocnili Sc padesati
banditG, mnoha del velke "a
soby stfeliva, jez bylo ukryto
We vesnici Stenia, odkud patr-
ne mel byti podniknut dtok ma
nedalek6 bydliste britske mis-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
RUSTfBOLSEVICI DESf NEMCE.
JEN NEKOLIKADENNf POCHOD DELI RUDOU AR
MADU Cd NEMECKYCH HRANlC.

Berlin, FL. cervence. - Ne
mecke urady a verejnost jsou
podeseny tim, co nazyvajf boil
sevickym nebezpecfm, jez bli-
Ii Sc k nemeckym hranicim s
nezadrzitelnou rychlostf.
v podvyboru risskeho sne-
mu ma cesty prostredky, DR..
Simons, zahranicni ministr, Ia
zdn byv, jake pripravy .vlada
konala ma obranu proti loupek-
|nym tlupa1r;; jez Sc jiste utvofi
z rozprasene polske armady,
pravil, re nutno jednati bezod-
kladne, jezto bolsevicka arma-
da mohla by v nekolika dnech
doraziti k nemeckym hrani-
cim.
Ujistil vsak vybor, re byla
ucinena jiz postacitelna opa-
trent, aby polske loupezne thu
py nemohly pleniti nemecke
pohranicni kraje.
V techto dnech vyslo ma We
rejnost, ze pomerne slime ne
mecke oddly vypraveny byly
k vychodnfm hranicfm v po-
sledni dobe a jine budou ma
sledovati. Tyto mohou posta-
citi udrzet ma uzde roztrouSene
polske tlupy, ale byly by pro-
ste smeteny, kdyby bolsevicka
armada rozhodla sc pokraco-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22

vati We SVEN postupu az "a pol
ske hranice.
Spolehlive zprayy, obdrze-
ne zde, jsou opravdu poburu-
jfci. Polske vojsko ustupuie
vsude pfi pouhem pfiblizenf
Sc bolsevickych armad a oby-
cejne zanechava "a sebou de-
la, ba drobne zbrane. Zde
panuje minenf, ze tato armada
ami Varsavu pred viteznymi
! Knsy f1eubraYif.
Neodvisli sociliste nemecti
prohlasuji, Re majf informace
z Moskvy, ze zaGrocenf doho-
dy neprivodi mir mezi Rus
KEN a Polskem a ze moskev-
ska vlada jest rozhodnuta po-
kracovati We valce, az primy
styk Nemeckem a spolecn5
hranicni cara budou zlozeny.
Jeden z pfedakh neodvi-
slych socialistG byv tazan, ida
Ii Jest tim mfneno privteleni
Polska k Rusku, odpovedel, ze
v jist6m smyslu ano, ale re prJ
Ia kratko prohlaSena bude so.
v6tska republika V Polsku a ia
nebude zadnou hrazl mezi boil.
Sevismem a nemeckou hranicni
tarou. a n6kolik kuryrG bylc
jiz zadrzeno vojenskou policii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
sOUBOJ DfVEK.

Detroit, Mich, 81. cerven-
ce. Eleanor Greerova, 33leta.
lest mrtva a Birdie Bradfordo-
va. 18letd. drzena jest policii
pro souboi ma pistole, iehoz
pricinou byla hadka o jisteho
muze V jednom hotelu dnes
easne rano. Nekolik ran bylo
vypaleno. 81. Greerova byla
strelena do spanku a zemrela
brzo potom v nemocnici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
VARSAVA NEUSTOU PRO
AMERICANY.

Varsava, 81. cervence = Zdes vysanectv dao ma sro-
zmsnou americkm zenam sucastnenym rdznych pomoc-
nvch akcfch aby pfpravy opust Varsavu nekolika
dnech kdvbv nad ohrozovana bolsevky Odhaduje
e lest zde amerckych zen pracovnc pomocnych
nisacch neb naneek Americana Jake kroky budou pred
sevzatv yzhledem muffin amerck6mu maietku vysanec
, ies4 SO nerozhodo Americka pomocna komse ma vice
nez 900 kar poravn Polsku Gene $3o0000O rovnez
satstvo Gene asi $1,000,OO0.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
Z BOJU v IRSKU.

Dublin, 21. cervence. Jeden
kapitan pechoty byl nepochyb-
ne smrteln4 zranen a diva vo-
iaci poraneni vazne, kdyz mo-
torovy VIZ, vezoucf zasoby
pro voisko v Gallyvourney byl
prepaden vcera vecer. Kule
provrtala gasolinovou nadrzku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22

a tim stalo SO nutnVm opustiti
truck. Dnes byly zde poradany
velke demonstrace, v nichz po-
zadovano propust6nf James
Larkina, ienz veznen Jest We
Spoienych Statech pro krini-
nalnf anarchii. Larkin jest hla-
YOU organisace transportnich
delnfkd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
KOMPROMIS V IRSKE OTAZCE?

Londyn 21 cervence. = Organsace Sim Fein britt
cka vada sou ppraveny okovat podkad6 mozneho
mani irsk6 otazky die dubnskeho zpravodaje DAILY MALI
prav re rsFa potck6 kruhy kde ato zprava kouje
obycejn6 dobTe inormovany duezych tazich palac
Westminsersk6m LIE pry o6ekvat duezite ornament
snemovne posanecke We ttvrek Mnozc Sc nasilnostl
pravi zpravoda za6inaj d6sti zodpovedne
pubkanske vndce nhz mozf hotov sou naslouctat kaz
de rozumn6 nabdce Downing Street Vyrozumiva vsak
prtomna pTedoha pred paramenem zajmu samospravy
byti zpet ako dpne nevyhovuici pozadavkdm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
NEKTERE UNIE PRIJfMAJf.

Chicago, 81 Sedm unii zeeZniGnfch delnku
zastoupenych svymi pedsedy zde hlasovao pati naez
mzdov6 vladn kome Jsou mez mimi ri ctyr dopravnch
Dev6t un hasovao pTedati ceou zaeztost ref
clenstva Jedna une kondukte jest6 nerozhod
Jake stanovisko zauimcu nalezu Une jez hlasovay
prijet naezu uGniy TAX vyrozumnim, re zda clenstvo
tax ustanov move pozadavy mohou by pfedlozeny kom
ocekavanim rozhodnu L. 1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
UHLf PRO SEVEROZAPAD.
Washington, 81. Gervence.

WASHINGTON 21. Gervence Majitele m6kkouhelnych do
III zapadni PENNSYLVANIA Ohiu West Vrgini, Kentucky
Tennessee mus zaopaf zimn zasobou uhlf severozapad
ne bude dovoeno vyfizova zakazky nych castech
me- komise pro meznarodni obchod nafida zelez
nicm doprave uhl must mi prvnf nisto severozpad
Mich byla pooviGnf norman zasoba uhl
into dobu kterzto situace zaGala bud vazne obavy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
EX-KAISER JEST PECLIVE HLiDkN.

Amsterdam, 21. cervence = OpatTeni pro moznym po-
kusIm zavrazdeni byvaeho nemeckeho cisafe Doou
bya zvysena dnes holandskym fady. Mesanosa Doonu
vyda rozazy vsichn CHI navsevnfci ms regstrova
a prokazati svoji totoznos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
HARDING ZAHAN DNES BOZ.

Marion O.. 21 cervence - Senatora Hardnga pfijimac
rec iez bude zde proslovena zra tumoc eho nahe
DIV zahranicni poitice predenta Wsona Svazu Narodn
tim bude jaksi formane zahaen vobnf BOZ republkanske
srany Senator Lodge jenz proov uvedomovac rec prJe
sem mel douhou poradu senaorem Hardngem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
DRAHOCENNY LUP.

Cincinnati, O., 21 cervence - Polcie zdejsf patra po
tfech muzh kterf vcera pozde noc vloupa do nalad
nho nadraz drahy Louisville Nashville spouta hdace,
keremu zacpai 1sa ukrad panact beden whisky Lfhovi
ny byly ovezeny trucku kradez obevena az kdyz pull
noc prse hdac vystrdat oho enz konal suzbu do
pIlnoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-22
MATKAATRID DfTKY UHORELY.

Jersey City, 21 cervence = Pi. Andrew Poska jeff tfi
male dky uhofey kdyz obydl jech povsta oheh vcera
noc Pozar wal svn wink hostnc vedenem manzelem p
Polske prn podlaze paroveho dfeveneho domu nemz
byde.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02
Made Star
Course Hit

Miss Rena Gilman, who appeared at
the First Methodist church Friday
night as a dramatic reader in the
third number OF the 1920-21 Y.M C..
A. Star Course series of entertain
ments, captured her audience. horse.
foot and dragoons," by the excellence
of her work. Miss Gilman had been
heralded as a big attraction, and by
the superb character of her rendi-
ton Friday night of J. Hartley Man
ners' delightful little play, "Happi-
ness" fully redeemed the most san
guine anticipations of her friends.
With a clear, resonant voice, charm
ing mannerism and mastery inter-
pretation of her lines, Miss Gilman
proved herself to be an artist of a
high order. She has varied rep
ertory of plays at her command. and
has achieved distinguished success on
the Lyceum platform in THE Girl of
the Golden West" and in the 'Shep-
herd OF the Hills" Her reputation
for charm and artistry in these selec-
tions was thoroughly sustained Friday
night in her construction and exposi-
ton of the play of Happiness" which
is replete with wholesome, inspiring
philosophy and good cheer.
Miss Gilman had a fine audience,
and that it was pleased with her en-
tertainment was evidenced by the
praise and commendation bestowed
upon it from all quarters. The next
Star Course attraction will be Fred
Dale Wood, lecturer, who will be here
Monday evening, December 13.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02
Gufey News

Mrs. Mary Pigg OF Canon City has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. H. S.
Witherspoon the past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ramey made a
trip to Canon City this week
F. L. Rowe has gone to Denver with
a shipment of cattle.
A meeting of the Fremont County
Stockgorwers' Association was held
here Saturday. The dance in the
evening was well attended and every
one reported having a good time
Dade Dougless spent the past week
visiting friends in Cripple Creek
Mr.. and Mrs Brooks Carver have
gone to Canon City to spend the win
Ter.
J. S. Walby and Earl Johnson made
trip to Canon City, and Mr.. Walby
went on to Pueblo.
MIR. Fuuts OF Caa22 C:ty vas Gut
fey visitor Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Harrington and
children spent several days last week
visiting in Canon City.
J. E Phillips and Charles Ratclif
made trip to Canon City last week
Georse Bauer was Canon City Wis
itor last week
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Green and Mr..
and Mrs Helmar Foster raffled tur-
keys here Saturday. E. C. Rowe. Jack
Combs, Bud" Mackenzie, w. w
Witherspoon. Charles Ratclif and Mr..
Williams drew lucky numbers.
Arch Douglass is erecting new
bungalow.
B. F. Ramey has returned from Col
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02
Bassick Notes

Lewis Chauvand and Dr. Lows went
to Canon City Monday on business
W. S. Seymour is working for J. o.
Spalding, building fence.
Jesse Seymour is digging post holes
for ]. o. Spalding.
on Monday
L. R. Webster and wife are moving
to Canon City.
Milton Hardin was helping L. r.
Webster move Saturday
Mrs. E. Gips moved to Rockvale
Saturday
Art Williams moved his family to
Ilse for the winter
W. S. Seymour and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Johnson.
]. F. Dabney is about through with
his treshing for the farmers on this
park.
A Vanderlinde was in Canon City
last Monday with potatoes.
Wellington Likes was in Westcliffe
Monday on business.
Mrs. W. S. Seymour is on the sick
list this week.
Wellington Likes was an overnight
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Seymour.
Milton Harden and Miss Maybell
Harold were Westcliffe callers Mon
day,
Henry Morris is convalescent
William Johnson and Rudolph Hart
bauer had their fingers frozen W; ie
assisting in threshing.
w. S. Seymour was a guest at the j.
o. Spalding home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. vandelinde spent
Monday at the home of Henry Morris
and William Smith.
Mrs. J. E. Seymour was a visitor at
Henry Morris home Monday.
v. E. Tuttle is driving a truck for
the Colorado Lead Producing Com
pany
John Dabney and sonare threshing
for the farmers on Bone Yard Park
this week, having nnished the Ten
Nile Park.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02
Attending Older
Boys Conference

Leo Durkee. Lawrence Swanson.
Aerial Waters and Clifford Brandon
left Friday for Colorado Springs to
attend the annual gathering of the
Arkansas Valley District Older Boys
conference, which assembled Friday
evening and will continue in session
until Sunday night. '-
Robert Lowther and Secretary
Jones drove to Colorado Springs this
afternoon to be present at the con-
Guiding meetings of the conference
They will return to Canon City ear y
Monday morning
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02
FLORENCE MEN ON
UNIVERSITY CLUB PROGRAM

The University Club will hold IT'S
next meeting on Tuesday evening
December z, at the Strathmore hotel.
The principal speaker will be Prof.
James p. Eskridge of Florence. who
will lspeak on the Philippine Islands.
Prof, Eskridge spent several years in
the Philippines in the military serv-
ice, and has interesting data concern
ing our oriental possessions. on the
musical program Tom Evans. the
noted Welsh tenor. will sing several
songs. The club meets week ear.
lier than usual on account OF avoid
ing conflict with the Welsh singers
at the Methodist church on December
IA. or the Star course entertainment
on December Is.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02
Florence People
Are Hurt In
Auto Accident

party of young people living IN
florence. consisting OF Messrs. Har-
old Quinley and Chester Ladd and
Misses Givens and Ruth Hessick, had
a narrow escape from death about s
o'clock Thursday afternoon when the
Ford touring car in which they were
riding turned over near the Hackley
place on Beaver Park on the Pueblo
road. AS a result Of the accident Miss
Givens. who was driving the car. sus-
tanned dislocation of the collar boae
and Messrs- Quinley and Ladd were
both severely cut and bruised about
the head and face. Miss Hessick was
more fortunate than her companions.
and escaped with only a few minor
bruises Mr.. Quinley was in a dazed
condition when taken to Florence an
hour later for surgical attention.
In the opinion of the physicians the
injuries are al of a local nature and
recovery in each case is only a mat.
ter OF few days. The shock, how
ever, proved to be very severe one
TO all members OF the party.
The occupants Of the car were on
LASAA dF ~ ERSOAO NntTt l1Gi n3u
planned to enjoy their Thanksgiving
dinner. attend the theater and return
home later in the evening. When
they reached a point near Hackley
mace they observed a car approach
ns from the opposition direction.
Mis- Givens was at the wheel. and in
turning TO the side Of the road to per
nit passage. she noticed that her ma.
chine was headed for ditch Realiz-
ing her danger she made a determined
ofort to tur nthe car back in the road
7nd in doing so the auto turned COM
. etel yoyer. When assistance ar
lived the car was headed in the oppo-
ste direction from which it was orig.
nally travelling. Both wheels on the
tight side of the machine were demol.
ed and other damages inflicted.
The passing car did not stop. but a
Few minutes later assistance came
fon two other cars en- route to Flor.
anee. and the injured members of the
0arty were taken aboard and hurried
home TO have their wounds dressed