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Evening journal., 1920-12-06
NEWS ODDITIFs


The ancient Egyptians regarded the
bracelet as the symbol Of marriage
More than 1900 women are mem
hers Of the international Machinitss'
Union
a girl at the age Of 70 can be mar
ried In Tennessee without the consent
OF her parents.
There are said 10 be 2,OOO.OOO more
women than men in England.
Sailors OF The Spanish armada are
said % have carried with them dolls
and children's playthIngs as mascots.
Children have born born 10 Eskimo
women who were only Il years OF
age.
There are more than 2OOO pure-bred
milk goats in the United States today.
Yorktown, Va, where CORVALLIS
surrendered 10 Washington, has a
population OF less than 200
One OF tho largest MEMORIALS in
the world Is that OF Gnerll u. S
Grant TO be dedicated next spring
IN the botanical gardens at Wash
ington.
I've United states uscs approxl-
mately 100000 barrels OF oil in a
month.
approximately i2.OOOOoO persons live
under the American nag outside the
continental United Stats.
Forty-siX per cent. OF all wood used
In the United states is required on
the farms
More Than 73 per cent. OF the fac
tory workers in Japan arc women,
There are eight million unnatural
ICED aliens IN the United States.
Great Britain is using its obsolete
warships as laboratories for ihe foot
and mouth disease
The green iguana, a lizard, Is a fa-
orlie food Of tho natives along the
Amazon.
A New York department. store runs
an eleator for men only.
Iceland VIII utilize her numerous
waterfalls In an extensive program OF
water-powcr distribution
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
70 WOIUD RF STATE NInSFS

Flfteen applicants appeared FOR eX-
animation before the Delaware State
Board Of Examiners for Nurses at the
Homeopathic Hospital this morning
in by reciprocity also applied The
greater number OF thes. nurses were
from Pennsylvania. One was from
England
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
WANTS CITY TO PAY
FOR HIS TROUSERS

Mayor Taylor has received COM
plant from an lrate citizen who
wants to know what the city pro-
poses doing in the way OF compen-
sating him for the destruction by a
bulldog Of a pair Of trousers, part
of a $50 suit of clothes. The citi-
zen points to the fact that the city
of Wilmington has licensed this dog
and under the circumstances he feels
that this city should be held respon-
siblp
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
DOUGHTEN BOY MAY RECOVER

Linden DOughten, aged 16, OF
Smyrna, who was accidentally sh OF in
the back of the head by a companion
who fired at field lark, was reported
as improving today and his recovery
now IS looked for He is in the How
ard Hospital. Philadelphia. where he
was taken after being shot.
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA
SECOND CONCERT TONIGHT

The PhIladeIphla Orchestra viii give
its second concert Of the winter series
at The Playhouse tonight. Two Of the
principal players OF the orchestra
will be soloists, they being Thaddeus
Rich, cOlcerlmaster, who is violin
list, and Michel Penha, first 'cellist.
Tn y will play Brahms Double
Concerto for violin. cello and
orchestra There VIII be three orches-
ira numbers
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FOREST CHURCH
AFTER NEW PASTOR
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MIDDLETOWN, Dec. 6.-There win
be a congregational meeting at For
est Presbyterian Church. next Sunday
morning following she morning SER
vice, when n Is likely a pastor FOR
tne church VIII be chosen. Forest
Church has been without a pastor
since last May when Or. f. II. Moore
resIgned
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LANGLEY WOULD
FIGHT FOR ARMENIA

WASHINGTON. Dec. G. (Unite4
Press Representative Langley, Ken
lucky. introduced in the House today
a resolution notifying the League of
Nations that Congress would vote
men, money or supplies. or permit tho
use of the American army or navy 10
help Armenia, in case President Will
son, in his role as personal mediator,
should find mere persuasion unavail-
ing TO bring peace between the Turk-
ish natiOnalists and Armenia.
Evening journal., 1920-12-06
NAVY HONOR MAN TN
NATIONAL GUARD

Among the recruits enlisted in TIE
National Guard Of Delaware during
the past week. one OF more than usual
interest is that OF Hans o. l.. Miller.
who served in the United States Navy
and who was awarded the Navy Cross.
His citation reads:
THE President of the United States
takes pleasure in presenting the Navy
Cross to Hans 0. l.. Miller, u. S. A.. for
services during the world-war as SET
forth the following c.tatfOn:
FOR extraordinary herOism and de-
Notion TO duty on the occasion Of the
torpedoing OF and explosion on the
y. 81 5. Cassin, on October nth. 1917.
Miner, with other mt mtmbers of the
crew, was untirlng in his work OF
snoring up bulkheads. restaying
masts, and improvising means of low
lng lie set an example 10 the younger
and IS experienced members OF the
crew. For the President
"JOSEPHUS DANIELS.
Secretary of the Navy"
Captain George J. Schulz who Is
an charge Of recruit ng The new Ma
Lonal Guard, is we'll pleased with the
progress that has been mads with
me new orgdnizatiOn. Ex-servlce men
and all men between the aves of iS
and 40 years are invited 10 attend the
meet ngs being held every Tuesday
evening at the Armory at Twelfth and
orange streets at 3 O'Clock
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GRIERs MARRIED % YEARS.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph II. Grer, 1907
Madison street, celebrated their TWEEN
ty-flfth wedding anniversary at their
home on Saturday evening. Many
friends took part in the celebration.
Mr. and Mrs Grier were the recipients
OF many gifts
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STANDARD HEARERS TO MEET.

The Standard Bearers Missionary
Society OF Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church will meet tomorrow evening
at the home Of the Misses Mildred
and Katherine Robertson, Sii Van
Buren street. All members are urged
to be present.
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Mrs. HUTTON so YEARS ON.

Mrs. Sarah Jane Hutton celebrate4
her eightieth birthday anniversary on
Saturday, at the home Of her sOn-in-
law, Arthur j. Price. She receives
many beautiful flowers and gifts. Mira
Hutton is the mother OF John Hutton,
former member of the City Board ef
Health
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UNION MISSIONARY MEETING

ne W0man's Home Missionary So
ciety OF Union NJ. r. Church viii meet
in the church tomorrow evening. The
annual thank Offering will be taken.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged by Mrs. Arthur Allston.
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BIRDS no SEE Japan.

Shortly after January 4. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bird will sail for the Orient.
They will go via San Francisco, stop
ping in Honolulu on the way to
Japan. They will also visit China and
perhaps will go 10 Russia before re-
turning to America
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The Want Ads will find sales for
musical instruments and automobiles.
Evening journal., 1920-12-06

Appropriations OF S4.O6s. 4lq. .s57 3s
lr the regular expenses Of the gov
iDment fer the fiscal year ending
ine 30, 1922, were asked OF Congress
\ Secretary OF the Treasury Houston
submitting the annual estimates Of
ie executive departments.
The amount requested exceeds the
)propriatlon for the currelt fiscal
lar BY $3.50. .407 3726S. although it Is
lproximately Sf00,O00000 less than
le annual estimates submitted by
70 secretary in 1919
tongress, as 1t finally passed the
irrent appropriat on bills r.duced
II last estimates by more than 81
t1o'Voo and Republican leaders al
nay nave served notice that the re-
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Attends Committee
Meeting at Collins

Frank r. Lamb. president of the
Fremont County Farm Bureau, re-
turned TO Canon City recently from
Fort Collins where he attended a
meeting of the executive committee
of the state organization, of which he
is member The meeting was for
the purpose of discussing matters af-
fecting the agricultural welfare of
the state and was a more than ordi-
narily interesting one. The national
executive committee of the Farm Blu.
reau. which has been in session at
Chicago this week, has been invited
to Washington for conference by
Secretary of Agriculture Meredith.
The activities of the bureau for the
promotion of better and more success.
ful farming are putting 1t on the map
as one of the greatest ORGANIZATIONS
OF the kind in the United States .ac.
cording to Mr.. Lamb. The Farm Bu-
reau now has an estimated member.
ship of 100000 in the United States
and is rapidly growing.
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Fremont County Farm Bureau News

Joseph Keyes, biological assistant
from the Denver office of the United
State Biological Survey, will mix
about one ton OF prairie dog poison in
Canon City on Friday, March ~ in
the Strathmore block. This poison
will be sold at cost to anyone who de-
sires to use 1t. Everyone interested
should attend this meeting, but if un-
able to attend mail in your order to
,ne Fremont County Farm Bureau or
the Fremont County Cattle Growers
Association.
Extension School at Penrose.
At the request OF the farmers OF
Penrose a two days extension school
will be held there on March % and
% on livestock and fruit. Profs, r.
w. Clark and (. p. Sansten, the ex-
tension specialists from Fort Collins.
will conduct this school. II there Is
sufficient interest in Canon City the
Farm Bureau will try to arrange for a
night meeting here on one OF the
above dates.
Home Demonstration Agent Coming.
Miss Erma Douglass. assistant state
leader of home demonstration agents
will spend two or three days in Ere
mont county about March rs and 81.
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Florence Elks
Elect Officers
resigned

The election of officers for the Elk
year. which begins in April took. place
at the regular meeting of Florence
lodge. No. GIL, B. p. o. Elks Wednes-
day night. There was no contest for
the various offices and each candidate
was unanimously chosen for his re-
spective position. D. H. Sullivan was
Advanced to the position OF exalted
ruler. and will have charge OF the sf-
fairs of the organization for the com
ing year.
w H. Burkhard is the new leading
knight; D. W. Wood, esteemed lectur-
ing knight; ]. d. Stewart, secretary:
John O'Malley, treasurer: ]. W. Nil
ner. tyler; C. A. Miner. trustee for
three years: Thomas Cavanaugh. rep
resentative to the Chicago reunion in
July and Irvine Meek. alternate.
Three new applications were re-
ceived "a vote was taken ON four can
didates and two were initiated. The
Elks' big class initiation will take
place Thursday evening. March is. fol-
lowed with big spread.
The new officers elected Wednesday
night viii be installed on Thursday
night, April I.
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Potato is Not
Appreciated by
Colorado People

The present per capita consumption
of the potato in America is less than
three bushels--about one-third that of
Europe. America has not kept step.
1t is timely that Colorado. with her
total annual production OF about 49,
100000 bushels. should do har part
towards increasing the CONSUMPTION OF
that vegetable which has rightly come
into the name of the king. of vegeta-
bles. Colorado Agricultural College
has issued circular giving recipes
This will be sent on request
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Coaldale

Messrs Thomas and William Rag
land have just received a telegram
from Washington saying that their
niece, Mrs. Ralph Williams had died.
Her parents reside at Fowler and a
brother at Salida.
DR.. T L. A Shaffer and wife came
down from Salida Sunday for visit
with her mother. Mrs. ]. c. Gilray.
The doctor returned the same day.
and Mrs. Shaffer will visit a while
longer.
Mrs. Emily Lanoue spent Saturday
in Salida.
Alfred Peltier left for Bonanza Sat
urday.
Thomas Gilray motored to Salida
Saturday.
Bert Miliington is here from Denver.
He is agent for gasoline lighting
plant.
Ed Owens and son. Ben, motored to
Canon City Tuesday of last week. >
Mrs. George wickens. who visited
relatives here several days last week.
returned to her home in Canon City
Tuesday.
Miss Martha Phillips was Salida
visitor Saturday
william and Thomas Denek motored
to Salida Monday.
Mrs Chauncey Hayden was called
to Salida Monday on account of the
Illness OF her grandson. Herold Run
yan, who is threatened with pneumo-
mia. Mr. and Mrs. Runyon and the
rest of the family have just recov-
cred from an attack Of the flu.
vesta Stokes OF Mississippi is the
gnest OF M and Mrs. Webb.
Mrs. Rober. Lemons. who has been
seriously Ill for some time. is feel
ing much better.
Frank Bachelor motored to Canon
City Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lemons are the
proud parents Of q son, born Febru
ary 20. This being leap year the
young son can oily celebrate q birfh
day once every four years.
Miss Minnie Otto. who has beer
spending the winter with her sister
Mn. Grant Alexander. will leave fol
her home IN Iowa in . few days.
Mys. G. c. Lemons. who has been
suuSsing from IN attack Of asthma,
n ss>itpe nuch bestsr ~ this writinE
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East Canon
and FOurmile

A few ladies of the Methodist Epis-
eopal church gathered at the home of
Mrs. N. E. Robbins on Orchard ave-
nue. as surprise before she left for
her new home in Victoria i'll. They
brought plenty OF good things to eat.
Mrs. Robbins was president of the
East Canon division of the church,
and is respected by all that know her.
The ladies made her a present OF a
picture of the Skyline drive as an ap-
probation. They departed at a late
hour, wishing Mrs. Robbins and fam
lily success wherever they go.
The McFarlands are improving their
place with new porch and other ad-
ditions, which add much to the looks
of the property.
s Mr.. Ward has purchased what is
known as the jenkins place. He will
farm it this year.
Mrs. F. Bachelor entertained the
East Canon Aid of the Methodist Epis-
copal church at her home on Orchard
avenue. There were 25 present. The
usual business meeting was conduct
ed Mrs. Fred Feller was chosen as
president After the business routine
the Harding Hardware Company had
a man there demonstrating the pres
sure cooker in which they prepared
cabbage, beans and chicken, which
were served as refreshments. They
were very delicious. Mrs. Bachelor
is always fine as hostess.
Mr.. Gresham is improving his home
by papering and decorating it.
Nj. and Mrs. Paine have sold their
ranch on Lower Beaver. Mrs. Paine
has been living on that place for over
40 years. They had sale last Mon
day Of their stock, household goods
and implements. The sale was well
attended. F. NJ. Keith moved them
to Florence where they expect to
make their home.
Mrs. Tremayne and Mrs. Keith mo-
tored to the Paine sale on Lower
Beaver last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods, residing on
Mrs Tremayne's place on Four Mile,
have moved on the Arbuckle place
Will Mckenzie is improving his res
idence on Four Mile with. coat of
paint on his fence and outbuildings.
Vernon Willsims, who recently re-
turned from Kennecott, Alaska. has
taken a position as mine store keeper
with the vandium Corporation Of
America at vandium, Colo. and left
for that place Sunday night.
James Curtis and young bride have
returned from California and moved
on to- his ranch on North Nineteenth
street, where they expect to make
their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolmn Andrew have
moved on to the Green Hill ranch.
r. ]. Harry has sold his ranch on
Grand avenue and is moving on to the
James Wilson place on Four Mile.
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Pueblo to Have
Grand Opera Soon

Through the enterprise of the Ro-
tary Club of Pueblo the people of that
city and of Southern Colorado are to
be afforded an opportunity for the first
time in Is years to witness grand
opera. As result Of its initiative in
the matter and at an expense OF $500
the San Carlos Grand Opera Company
will give an entertainment at the new
Memorial Hall auditorium in Pueblo
on. Tuesday evening. March 16. The
company is one Of the best in the
country. and its appearance in Pueblo
on the date mentioned win no doubt
attract a large audience OF the lovers
Of good music, both from that city
and the surrounding country.
The Rotary Club has undertaken the
task Of bringing grand opera TO
Pueblo purely as public-spirited aS-
fair in order that the people OF the
southern part Of the state may enjoy
the privilege Of enjoying the best
music obtainabie without making long
trips from home to do SO. II has no
thought of pecunisry advantage ir the
proposition The coming OF the San
Carlos company TO Pueblo.win appeal
strongly to Canon City people inter
ested in sudh matters. Reserved
seat tickets Will be placed on sac at
from 81 to - each.
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to aid the Farm Bureau women in
carrying out the home Improvement
program. Miss Douglass has made
good at this work. anu is a specialist in
her line OF work, so don't fail to heal
her. We will try to have complete
program OF her meetings in the next
issue OF the Farm Bureau News.
Miss Sheridan, state clab leader
and Mr.. McCIymonds, corn specialist.
will be here some time in March or
early in April. Announcement will
be made later of the dates of their
meetings.
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built by the Santa Fe railroad within
the next few months. The bridge at
Swallows will cost about $4,000 and
the one at Portland,a little more than
half as much. J. L. Talbot of Pueblo.
general foreman for the company for
bridges and buildings. stated a few
days ago that these VIII te the only
bridges built by the Santa i'e on its
Colorado division this year. At other
places along its lines the bridges are
reported to be in fine condition.
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mArs 10 more CatarTh In this ssctieo
81 ths country than III other diseasso
Dnt tegsther. ana for ysArs ~ va ssp-
posed TO - ineusAble. DoetosS ppsecslSSd
- cuss With local tfeasBSnf. Dfonousced
u incuSable. cAtAySh v . IoeAl d1ssass,
Greatly iunuencsd By conetitueiona1 con.
Gttens snA therefore rsqpiseS coNetitu-
stoaas tseatmsnt. Haii's casasrh 6cdi-
c.. TeIeAe. Ohio. u . constItrticnsi
eeme1y, = taksa tptsspAlly an aets
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soelnaeee 80 lee1iHseNAaie.
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Masfs HHniiy FislS ~ eessssDasisa.
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Fruit Crop Said
to Be Promising

Despite some reports to the con-
trary. the better informed horticultur-
lists Of the Canon City district are OF
the opinion that the 1920 fruit crop of
Fremont county has not been injured
by the cold weather of the winter
months. In fact, they express the be-
lief that the buds as a rule are in
splendid condition and will burst into
a prodieal bloom with the advent of
spring, which. in the very nature Of
things. can not be very much longer
delayed.
One of the most skilled and sue
cessful orchardists in the county told
the writer this morning that the fruit
and that the indications were for
bumper yield of all of the better-pay-.
ing commercial varieties This. he
said. applied particularly to apples,
which were in fine shape. so far as
his observations had extended The
peaches, possibly. he continued, we're
hurt by the exceptionally cold weather
in December and some OF the more
exotic kinds of cherries and pfums
may have been killed by the low tenn
peratures Of that time. but that moth
ing else was seriously affected by
them. "If the trees escaped injury
during that period. as I am convinced
they did. there has been nothing since
to do them harm" he continued.
With the reservations noted by this
prominent fruit grower. and the pos
sibility that the raspberries may have
suffered to some extent by the below
zero weather OF the Christmas season,
the promise for big fruit yield in
this community has never been more
gratifying than It is at present
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WELL KNOWN CANON CITY
MAN REPRESENTS OIL COMPANY

r. b. Quinn. who is well known in
this vicinity, 10 representing the
Craven on and Rennins Company al
JakeHamon. The company has hold
ings in Texas and are pushing the
work now. Leonard Wood. son Of
Gen. Who'd, is the vice president of
the company and is taking personal
interest in II.
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FLORENCE DEPOSITS PASS
THE MILLION MARK

Assistant Cashier Palmer Of the
First National bank at Florence an
nounced Thursday morning that the
deposits Of the institution passed the
million-mark at the close Of business
last Wednesday afternoon. the first
time in the history Of the banking
business in Florence.
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Mrs. Jesse Lemons spent Wednes-
day of last week in Canon City.
Mr.. Winters, section foreman, has
resigned.
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BRIDGES TO BE BUILT
BY THE SANTA FE

Two bridges between Canon City
and Pueblo. one of them at Portland
and the other at Swallows. are to be
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Arithmetic tOpttonaD
Gasoline Automobiles
Bodies and Aceeseorses
Automobile Running Gear
Gasoline Automobile Engtues
Principles OF Opera ation
Typical Automobile Fsngtnes
Details of Construction
Automobile Engine Auxfiiarier
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rEAR OUT HsRE .

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AutovcbiI~ Operation
Care ef AusomebDe-
TrosbIes ssd Remedies
AutosDobtI~ Entne Troubles
Csvburet~r ane ixntfsss Troubi~s
overhsulssg and Repairs
Automobtt~ Equipment
tle~trsr Starting an1 I.tghftsG
Essspi~s Of Electric syss~.ss
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Esertvs~ LsGbstsE
Electric Car NsHafng
Heavy Electric rrsc-
ties
Electrical Drafss1as
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Manager Of the Cole
Motor Car Company


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Electric Ixsitsos

Electric Igsittos
Electricity and Magnet
Electric Cfrcuifs
MAgsets nd Magnefisns
Primary Batteries
Secondary or storage
Batferies
Dtveet-Curr~at G~Brrn-
tors
Details OF Csnstructlos
undurtbob Coils
Typical Battery and