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Crazy Man
Writes League
OF Nations

Letters were mailed at the Canon
City postooffice last Saturday ad-
dressed to the president of the League
Of Nations assembly at Geneva, Swttz-
erland, to The Hague tribunal for tie
settlement of International disputes.
and to all members of the cabinet Of
President Wilson at Washington, D.
c." by Peter Quartaroc, a demented
man. who escaped Friday night from
the state asylum for the insane at
Pueblo. Quartaroc is an excellent
penman, and has a penchant for writ
ing letters to noted personages in all
parts of the world. Recently he ad-
dressed a communication to the New
York World. Offering his services as
a Colorado correspondent for that
journal and on Saturday The Daily
Record received wire from the edi-
tor of the World making inquiries ss
to Quartaroc's mental status and re-
liability for such work Investigation
developed the fact that Quartaroc was
bug house." and reply was sent to
the World to that effect
Quartaroc is an Italian about SIS
years of age, and with another pa
tient, escaped from the asylum for
the insane Friday night and came
here. He Formerly lived at Pagosa
Springs and served a term in the pen
itentiary here for forgery committed
IN Archuleta county
Ray Fisher. who was a guard at the
prison during Quartaroc's incarcera-
ton there, met the latter on the street
Saturday afternoon, and recognized
HIM as a convict Believing that ne
had made getaway from the peni-
teutiary. Mr.. Fisher took him back
to the prison. but found that he had
been discharged from the institution
under an expiration OF his sentence.
Quartaroc was then taken in charge
by Deputy Warden Buchanan. who
turned him over to Sheriff. Newcomb
for safe keeping.
A representative OF the asylum for
the insance arrived here Sunday aft
ernoon and took Quartaroc back to
that institution for treatment
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FARMERS BY THE
I'M Ms JOIN
TO RESIST LOW
PR ODUCE PRICES
Farmers at Present Cannot
Produce Grain and Livestock
Profitably
~ Z .:nd rress.t

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.1Four mil
lion farmers have organized to fight
the losses resulting from the falling
prices of agricultural produce. Secre-
tary Charles Lyman of the National
Farm Board has announced. He
says the present prices are so low
that farmers are unable to produce
grain and livestock profitably.
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Mrs. Gladys Easley arrived satur
day from Vernon, Tex, and will visit
"a the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Carton until after Thanks.
giving. Mrs. Easley will be remem.
bered as Miss Gladys Shoemaker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bliley. Miss
Bessie Bash and Alex Walker forme ed
a pleasant motor party to Cripple
Creek Sunday.
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McC COrmick To
Go To Europe
TOLOOk Around
,nr tfnitcd pressl

WASHINGTON, Nov 22.-Senator
Medill Mccormick OF Illinois will sail
for Europe tomorrow to obsere con-
ditions there, particularly with re-
spect to the possibility of forming an
association Of nations after the plan
OF President-elect Warren G. Harding.
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FOR SALE-191e Buick six, model
Has touring car. IN good condition.
for $1,000: win take good small car in
trade: balance cash. Y Y. e.. care
Record 277.p6
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Mrs. Alvin H. Johnson of Ogden.
Utah, arrived Saturday evening TO
spend two weeks visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Goodrich. Mrs
Johnson was formerly Miss Ruth
Goodrich.
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Mrs. Mary L. oyerholt. who has
been visiting at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. T. NJ Mitchell. Tor sew
eral weeks. left Sunday morning for
her home in Denver, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs Belle Hailoek OF
Salida.
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FOR SALE-1s20 nfvyer: starter,
Hassler shock absorbers: bot in
April. s525. 42s Cooper avenue. Tel.
ephone 53s-w after $50 p. m. 27s-p2
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping. sos Mys-
tic avenue 1895
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FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT-Neat
four-room house, blocks from the
Academy; lightly furnished. price.
$3.50 with furnishings; small pay
ment down, balance like rent VIII
take Ford car OF truck at cash price,
or will rent to party who will pay 800
for furnishings and $50 a moonth.
Owners. 61S Macon and s22 whipple
avenues. 279-p6
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WANTED

r kNTED - By competent music
teacher; IL pupils. will give les
5ons at the home. Call at 631 River
street 2794f
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FOR SALE-1s17 Saxon Sig touring
car; good coalition and good tires:
s175- w. A Proctor 279-2
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FOR SALE-Fat young roosters for
Thanksgiving. Telephone Canon
SAW 1898
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T. J. Prescott and family enjoved a
motor trip to Colorado Springs Sun
day. where they spent the day.
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FOR SALE-Extracted honey. c.
Chapman. Canon 639-Rl. 27O-s
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FOR RENT-Brick garage. 316 North
Tenth street 23T-p6
FOR RfNT-Des rable rooms with
without private bath. at reasonsb
rates. Canon hotel 270-tf
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FOR RENT - Four-room modern
house, all down stairs. Call Canon
$50. 2sOo
FOR RENT Furnished nouse for
iight housekeeping: no chSdTen'
good location; also looms aud
sc,een porch for lisht housekeeDins
715 Alison avenue 27e-pe
FOR RGNT-f'urE-shed room. sleep
ing porch If desired. Call at 7t-
Rudd asenae 2Is-pz
FOR RENT Cellar room. canon
o49-''-. 2''--
ria 5-ara. ege HarH.
FOR RENT-Two we'll furnished
front rooms. furnace heat; also one
back room. Call ut 429 Greenwood
avenue Canon 41o. 276-l6
GARAGE Cor ent o rloa =
cS lsai .lar,sa'. nnGcrfe 90
CAN eo2 raieEe avenue et
FOR RENT-Garage ZIG Rudd ave
nue. 276-p6
FOR SALE My home, 500 Greenwood
avenue; & large rooms. large bgt1
room. gas range and coal range IN
Kitchen. gas tank heater: three rooms
heated by gas he4tcrs in emersencie+
electric lights: screen sleeping porih
screened porch; good cellar; best
residence corner in city. A SO tDs
sale. three-room cottage. 52i Wesi
New York avenue; good cistern; cot.
tage for rent subject to sale; CONVEX
lent to Empire Zinc plant and No.
mine. See Clark Cooper at post
office. 27S-6
FOR RENT-Brick garage. 316 North
Tenth street 27T-p6
FOR RhNT-Des rable rooms win
,.sgfEo,,, rrFuat,. ha,h ~ raasnuai
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FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red roos-
ters. 614 North Fifteenth street.
Phon Canon 1891. 27s.ps
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FOR SALE-Miseellaneous

FOR sALE-one set OF double har-
ness. Phone Canon 679-R5. 27e-s
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FOR SALE-Two store buildings on
Main street, A feet front, renting
for $500 year, in good condition:
would cost $4,000 to build these
buildings. not counting the cost OF
over 10 per cent on investment over
and above all taxes, insurance, etc.:
will take Liberty bonds at market. II
interested write P. o. box 466, Canon
City, Colo. 2791p6
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FOR SALE-Two-acre orchakd; good
seven-room house and outbuildings.
city water. Box 227. west end of
Washington avenue. 279-p6
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FOR SALE-Autocnobiles

FOR SALE-Automobiles
FOR sALE-le17 Saxon six touring
car; good condition and good tires;
s175- w. A Proctor 279-2
FOR SALE-191s buick Six. model
Has touring car. in good condition.
for $1,000; win take good small car in
trade: balance cash. X. Y. e.. care
Record 277-ps
FOR SALE-1s20 nivyer; starter,
Hassler shock absorbers: bot in
April. s525. 42s Cooper avenue Tel
ephone 53s-w after $50 p. m. 27s-p2
FOR SALE-Miseellaneous
FOR sALE-one set OF double har-
ness. Phone Canon 679-R5. 27e-:
FOR sALE-Fat young roosters for
Thanksgiving. Telephone Canon
SAW. 27e.s
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red roos.
ters- 614 North Fifteenth street.
Phon Canon 1891. 27s.ps
FOR SALE-Aimost new piano: less
than half; hrst-class shape. 612
South Ninth street 27s-ps
FOR SALE-Extracted honey c.
Chapman. Canon s3s-R1 27O-s
FOR sALE-chiekens. rabbits: also
dry stove wood. delivered. H. S.
Cushenbery. sos Park avenue. Canon
GIFTS 27s-ps
second aaad
1850 = tio.tss. sse rica sup.
3 compaus Su
70 RsALE-No coal F. NJ. Ms.
KinAtry. Canon 636-J3. 27s.pi2
FOR SALE-TurseyE +. w Har.
Yey Central and crcydene Canon
800. a7'+
FOR SALE-Fine eeuar and plnou
wood. cut sioye lengths Leave Or.
ders with The weekau r.Hit shoe ne.
pair shop. 277-2a
FOR sAI.E-Ganon and Ben DaHs
Davis apples. 70 cents box. tree
run. L. IS. " iams. 60i North Nine
teenth street g7s-p6
-t1
FOR sALE-one fresh Jersey COW.
canpu s47-R3 275-s
FOR sALE-4.o 900 pounds clean. solid
cabbage. L. Sell. Sells Island. 27sps
FOR sALE-Extra fine turnips. dels
cred ? cents lbs Phone Canon
2aeJ 1855
FOR sALE-Black fur overcoat. can
AT $50 Harrison avenue. or phouo
Canon 39i-J. 274.pe
FOR SALE-All American truck, at a
bargain; it is practically new Teie-
phone Canon %. 2s0-p6
FOR sALE-Apples. corner Florence
and Diamond avenues. Canon
677-R4. 276.p6
FOR SALE-Geese. dressed ready for
the oven. Mrs. o. S. Reed. North
nay nous avenue. IHOue canon
636-R3. 277-p6
FOR SALE-Fancy Jonathan apples.
Call Canon 607-J3. 2776
LOST
LOST-Buggy cushion. Kindly re.
turn to Record and receive re.
ward. 276p6
LoST-Brand new mans shoe be-
tween Canon City and Guffey: choc.
olate brown. and was for left foot.
Leave at Record. 1892
LoST-Bunch of keys with name plate
attached. Please return to The
Record. 27S-p4
LOST-Small purse containing small
change. Kind y return. 277.p2
LoST-Bunch of keys on belt hook.
Return to Record. 280.2
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTARY Public. See Haynes. Har
rison block. 1ee&f
SEWING-Also fur work, rsblockinr
and refining. 72o River st. 77s-p0
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: 2fH motcts repaired and
fa Tle Fho1ograph shop.
8i0cs. 257-tf
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oal1 =. .-8e-o-a want ad.
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FOR SALE-Reai Estate
FOR SALE-10Acre ranch, Groom
house; splendid outbuildings; next
to city limit; a bargain. Phone
Canon 645. 275-p6

TO TRADE or S--L-c-room bunga-
low. 9 los. on car lire in Pueblo,
Colo. for Canon City property or
ranch. FOR particulars write Mrs. L.
y. Mile. Silver Gin. Colo. 271-tf
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7 he DAILY RECORD Nlane Ads
-7,eses ior Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Four-room modern
house, all down stairs. Call Canon
$50. 2so3
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WANTED-To do work on farm, bs
man and wife; experienced as fore
nan. -. b." Record. 279.p6
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FOR SALE-Geese. dressed ready for
the oven. Mrs. o. S. Reed. North
Raynoids avenue. Phone Canon
636-R3. 2T7-p6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-20
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
ALUMNI TO CELEBRATE
Centennial of the Institution to Be
Commemorated in Washing
ton Thursday Evening.

The centennial of Indiana Univer-
sity will be celebrated by the alumni
residing in Washington. Thursday
evening, at an informal reception and
dance, at the College Women's Club,
1922 l street northwest. Indiana
University opened its doors 100 years
ago today-January 20. 1S20-and the
event will be observed by alumni
everywhere.
Besides claiming many distinguished
citizens among its alumni. Indiana
University has been called the Moth
er of College Presidents" for the rea-
son that there are perhaps more COL
lege presidents alumni of Indiana
than from any other institution. The
list includes the following presidents
of colleges: Alley of Maine. Swain of
Swarthmore, Bryan of Colgate. Mills
| of Hanover, Jessup of Iowa. Holland
Of Washington State College. Jordan
of Stanford, Lindley of Idaho and
William Lowe Bryan Of Indiana
The celebration Thursday evening
will include addresses by George NJ
Cook of Chicago. president Of the "I''
Mems Association, and Representa-
Everett Sanders and Fred S. Purnell,
all alumni. Dancing will follow the
speechmaking.
| Mrs. Frank C. Duncan, q LIST street
northeast, is the secretary of the To-
| cal association.
Untouched by age, save as time has
| added vigor and strength, Indiana
, University can now contemplate 1.-The
| splendid harvest of a hundred years"
! A century of active work has been
rounded out. and today the alumni
| gathered from far and near to help
| their alma mater celebrate her CEN
tennial. State officials and other in
vited guests attended the exercises
which included addresses by Dr.
Jacob Gould Schurmann. president of
Cornell University. and other edu-
Gators of wide reputation.
Indiana University was founded as
a state seminary in 1920 by act of the
Legislature, and a few years later its
name was changed to Indiana Col
lege. The university was given it's
present name and style in 1898, and it
now comprises half a dozen colleges
and schools. including the liberal
arts college, founded in 1928; the
law school. organized in 1912; the
school of medicine. organized in 1903;
the graduate school, opened in 1904.
and the school of education, estab
lished in 1908.
The official history of the institu-
ton says that Indiana was the first
state university to adopt the policy
of co-education. Women were admit
ted to equal privileges with men at
the university in 1857, and the first
woman was graduated in 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-20
CHILDREN'S AID SOUGHT
FOR "VICTORY CHIMES"

NEW YORK. January 20.-Every
child in America will be asked to give
at least one penny toward the erection
in New York of set Of victory chimes"
which will ring out in daily reminder of
the sacrifices made by Americans in
the war, it was announced today by the
newly organized Victory Chimes and
Carlton Association.
The plan calls for q series Of forty
eight bells-one for each state in the
Union-on which would be played daily
a victory anthem composed for chill
dren. 1.-The Star Spangled Banner and
America" A forty-ninth bell, to be the
largest in the world. would be sounded
only upon the Inauguration Of death of
a President Of THE United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-20
Asks $25, 900 for Alleged Injury.

Harry Eanett has filed suit to re-
cover $500 damages from Daniel
KEEPS for alleged personal injury. He
says the defendant ran over him with
an automobile at eth street and Penn
sylvana avenue northwest November Is
last. inflicting serious and permanent
injury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-20

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ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-20
Australian Drought Broken.

MELBOURNE. January 19.-Heavy
rains have fallen throughout Victoria
and New South Wales, definitely break
ing the long period Of drought 1t is ex-
pected that the season will be saved for
both the stock raisers and wheat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-20
Guilty of Trying to Kill Premier

CAIRO. Monday, January 1e.-Arian
Youssef Said was found guilty TODAY
of attempting to assassinate Premier
Yussuf Wahba Pasha December Is.
He was sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment at hard labor. The de
Tense was that the prisoner intended
only to brighten the premier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-20
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26
NEXT TO
FACE RICHMOND H. S.

That the Richmond high school bas-
ketball squad has gone stale" is the
opinion Of local basketball observers.
The squad has been holding workouts
Ave times week since the latter part
of November, and now the strain is
beginning to tell. The squad was in
the best condition of the season two
weeks ago.
To remedy this, Coach Fries will
hold but two, perhaps three, workouts
this week. The strong Technical high
school basketballers will invade Rich
mond Friday night, and Fries hopes
to have the local team in good shape.
'"Tech" beat Richmond by a close
score last season, at indianapolis, and
Ugh school students hope for revenge.
Winning from Technical high is go.
ing to be difficult proposition, as the
latter school has made the best bas-
ketball record of any institution in In.
dianapolis. However, Huntington holds
a victory over "Tech" and Richmond
fans are hopeful Richmond will be
able to duplicate Huntington's per-
Torrance.
Two new basketball players, Russell
Brown and John Livingstone, will be
added to the Richmond squad. Brown
was the principal unit of the strong
Mooresville high school team last win
ter, and his addition to the squad will
aid Richmond's drive for the district
tourney championship.
Livingston is a big player, standing
within a half of inch of six feet, who
has had considerable basketball ex-
perience playing with Y. M C. A
teams, and also with the Great Lakes
basketball team while in the navy. He
will offer opposition to Dollins for the
tipoff job.
Either the Technical high seconds
or a Y. NJ. c. A. team will meet the
Richmond second team in a curtain
! raiser Friday night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26

with Jack Dillon, who will referee,
and authorized him to eject from the
ring any boxer thought to be stalling.
This will not be necessary. however.
as all listed on the card have been
assured purses good enough to guar
antee their putting up, their best.
All receipts will be donated to the
Richmond Exhibition Company. Ben
son, who Is arranging the bouts, has
donated his services. So if fans turn
out for the fight in good sized numbers,
the Richmond Exhibition company will
be given good sized sum of money.
Boxers Arrive In City.
All the boxers listed on the bill ar
rived in Richmond Sunday and Mon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26
THOUGHT MY LIVER
WAS ON A STRIKE.
Head Was Giddy, Spots
Danced Before My Eyes,
Breath Foul, Was Tired and
Drowsy. Dreco Wiped it
Out.

II have suffered for quite awhile
with sluggish liver; at times I would
get so dizzy, I would have to stop
and sit down; spots would dance be-
fore my eyes; l had headaches and
bad taste in my mouth; my appetite
became poor. and my food did not
digest nor give me strength; my
stomach was often sour, while gas
and bloating caused me much uneasi-
ness. The pains often extended round
to by back and limbs, so that it was
an effort to keep on with my work."
says Mr.. F. M. Lamb, truck driver
living on Corners Road, West, near
Richmond, Ind.
There was so much talk about and
praise being given Dreco 1 decided to
try it. The first bottle proved to me
it was good medicine, as it soothed
my stomach and relieved the gas form
ing. I continued the treatment, and
never have a dizzy spell, nor see the
spots before my eyes; my bowels act
regular; my appetite is fine, and my
food digests and gives me strength;
I don't have any more pains in my
back or limbs, and haven't had head
ache for long time. Dreco is good
medicine, and l gladly add my words
of praise for it."
Dreco acts on the liver in a smooth,
gentle manner, gradually working off
the excess bile day by day. 1t is Meth
er strong nor harsh, and does not ex-
cite the muscles of the bowels, as
strong cathartics do. 1t tones up the
digestive organs and relieves gas on
the stomach; puts an end to consti-
patton; increases the appetite; gives
strength to weak kidneys; restores
tired nerves, and induces sound sleep
Dreco Is great blood purifier and
system cleanser.
All good druggists now sell Dreco,
and it is highly recommended in this
city by Thistlethwaite's drug stores.
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26
PLAYERS SWARM FOR
LEAGUE BALL HERE

Richmond will have no difficulty in
assembling a good baseball team, in
case the fans of the city decide that
they want league baseball here next
season. Already several minor league
leaders have offered to manage a Qua
ker team, and a number of players
have signified their willingness to rep.
resent a Quaker aggregation in either
of the three circuits offered to local
baseball hackers.
Quick action would be necessary,
however, If the fans decide to support
the game, as the training season is
less than two months distant, and con-
siderable time would be necessary to
organize a machine that would do
credit to Richmond.
The team would naturally have a
harder grade to make, in preparing
for the season, than would teams of
older league cities, as those teams
have been playing together to some
extent, for several years, as it would
have to be built up entirely new.
81 Others in Same Boat.
q In this respect, however, the Qua
kers would not be alone, as Fort
team, and any handicap that might
result in this move in Richmond would
be shared by the upstaters.
Definite plans for financing league
baseball here next season will be an
nounced at meeting of the directors
of the Exhibition company Tuesday
evening, and their desires in the mat
ter of league baseball.
Men interested in the game here
have predicted that htere will be
plenty of support for the team, once
the league is organized, with Rich
mond holding a franchise.
What is needed at present, however,
is enough interest in the game to in
sure an even financial break during
the season, and the rest will take
care of itself, and the Richmond Ex-
hibition company will be able to give
high class baseball here next summer.