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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-12
Tuesday

I WATSONS RETURN
TO EAGLE, COLO.
/ Ed and George Watson left for their
homes in Eagle, Colo, on Tuesday.
MRS. COLE VISITS
HER SISTER HERE
, Mrs. c. II. Cole of Pueblo is visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. Z. Cole. OF this icty
ED MORRISON ON
WAY TO SALT LAKE CITY
Edward J. Morrison left this after
noon for Salt Lake City where he has
secured a position.
REDS HERE FROM
FORT COLLINS
Mr.. and Mrs. $. S Ried of Fort Col
Inns are spending a few days here on
business and pleasure trip.
MRS. THoMAssoN
GOES TO TEXAS
Mrs. J. II. Tomasson left Sunday
for Ranger. Tex. where she will visit
her daughter.
MRS. WILLIAMS
GUEST OF SISTER
Mrs. F. E. Williams is In Canon
Frank Wells. for the next few weeks.
" no. CONS
HOME FROM DENVER
Mrs. Edna Anderson. who has been
In Denver on business trip returned
Saturday.
HAGGARO is
FLU VICTIM
A. G. Haggard, one of Canon City's
busy carpenters, is down with the nu
HiNSHAW VISITING
FRIENDS HERE
+. A. Hinshaw of Emporia. Kan. is
In Canon City as the guest OF Mrs.
Edna Anderson.
RETURN TO HOME
IN wETmoRE. COLO.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Watson and son
Leon left this morning for their
ranch in Wetmore.
ENTERTAINING MOTHER FROM
COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs Ed Van Meter of Colorado
Springs is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Pearl Stewart of this city
MISS ASHLEY HERE
FROM BOULDER, COLO.
Miss Henrietta Ashley, who has
been attending Boulder University. is
in Canon City as the university is
closed on account OF the flu.
RETUNs FROM VISIT TO
COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. James McFarlane arrived
home from Co orado Springs Monday
after a short visit in that city.
MADDEN STARTS
FOR BUTTE
Mr.. Madden started for Butte.
Mont. Monday after a visit in Canon
City with Mrs. Joe James.
MRS. kEEHN VISITS
DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs. NJ. Keehn. mother OF Mrs. Her
man Graves, Jr.. arrived in the city
Monday and will spend the next week
or so as a visitor here.
WRAY RETURNS
TO DELTA
C. p. Wray, after a short stay In
Canon City visiting Mrs. John Mere
dith. returned to his home In Delta,
Colo.
COOKS GO
TO WEsTctiFFE
Fred Cook and sons. Oscar and
Ernest, left Monday for a few days
business visit in Westcliffe.
DENVER VISITOR
RETURNS HOME
s. T.. JOSH. engineer for the United
Filters Corporation. who has been In
Canon City for the past few days, re-
turned to Denver today.
T. r. WATSON
RETURNS TO CODY
T. Il. Watson. who has been here
for the severe Illness of his brother.
Lester, returned to his hoBe In Cody.
lNeb.. this morning.
Mr.. AND MRS. GILMAN HAVE
NEW eAeY DAUGHTER
Announcement has been received In
Canon City of the birth Of a daughter.
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DIED AT HOLLY, COLO,
ON WEDNESDAY

Mrs. R. n. Swafford, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. l.. Vaughn of this city.
died at her home at Holly. Colo. on
Wednesday of this week. She is sur
vived by her husband. five children.
two brothers and one sister. in addi-
ton to her parents. The brothers
are w. p. and o. n. Vaughn. and the
sister. Mrs. f. Y. Boyd. all residents
of Colorado Springs. The funeral and
interment took place at Colorado
Springs this afternoon.
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NJ. c. A.. which will continue in ses-
sion there over Sunday. A number
of other Canon City people had
planned to attend the convention. but
were compelled to cancel their ar
rangements at the last moment on ac-
count of the interference of other mat
ters. State and national officers of
the organization are on the program
for addresses.
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Saturday
FRED kISSEll HAS
THE PNEUMONIA

Fred Kisseli of 927 River street is
very sick with pneumonia.
sALMANs SPEND Wten-
END AT HILLSIDE.
Mrs. T. G. Balman and daughter
Evelyn will spend the week end in
Hillside.
MRS. DIGGERiNG
HERE FRIDAY
Mrs Louis Diggering of Florence
spent Friday shopping in Canon City.
FLORENCE MAN IN
CITY FRIDAY
Matt O'Brien, a citizen of Florence,
spent Friday in Canon City
GUEST AT JOHN
ADAMS HOME
Mrs. Annie Icy of Pueblo is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Adams.
ELSE AND TOOTHAkER
ARE IN PUEBLO
George Else and L. A. Toothaker
are attending the annual y. NJ. {. ~
convention at Pueblo.
MRS. JOHNSON HERE
FROM FLORENCE FRIDAY
Mrs. II. L. Johnson of Florence
spent Friday in Canon City the guest
of friends.
OOUGALL GOES
TO sERWINo
William Dougall of this city left
Friday for a business trip to Ber-
wind. Colo.
M'GUIRES HERE
ON BUSINESS
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Mcclure of
Florence spent Friday in Canon City
on business.
ANDY MILLER
VISITS PUEBLO
Andy Miller of this city went to
Pueblo Friday where he will spend
few days on business.
WILL RETURN TO
CANON CITY NEXT WEEK
w. E. Olin of Denver returned to
his home Friday, but expects to be in
Canon City again next week.
FLORENCE LADY GUEST
IN CANON CITY FRIDAY
Mrs. NJ. ]. Rayburn of Florence
spent Friday with Mrs. A. w. Elliott
in this city.
BENSON is BUSINESS
VISITOR IN CANON CITY
L. A.. Benson of Denver is again a
business visitor in this city.
MRS. JOHN WHITE
HERE BETWEEN TRAINS
Mrs. John White of Victor spent
Friday in Canon City and left on
late train for Salida.
HERBERT OWENS
BEATS PNEUMONIA -.
Herbert Owens of 1880 Greenwood
avenue is able to be around alter
recent attack of pneumonia.
WESTcLiFFE PEOPLE
HERE FEW DAYS
August Reuker and daughter. Miss
Helen, of Westcliffe, spent few days
this week in this city.
BROWNSVILLE MAN
HERE ON BUSINESS.
W. H. williams of Brownsville, Colo,
left Friday for his home after busi-
ness visit in this part Of the coun-
try.
WILBUR EDDY is
NOW A "GREETER"
Wilbur Eddy received member
ship card this morning from the Hotel
Greeters' Association of America.
oAHLBERGS HOME
FROM THE EAST
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Dahlberg re-
turned to Parkdale yesterday after
prolonged visit through the East and
a months stay in Chicago.
AoWELLS LEAVE
FOR KANSAS HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Howell, who
have been visiting for the past few
weeks in Canon City. left Friday for
their home in Kansas.
MRS. WILLIE GOES
TO CENTER, COLO.
Mrs. c. H. Willis and baby left Fri
day for Center, Colorado, after spend
ing a month with Mrs. Willis parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Nevins.
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J. N. ANDERSON LEAVES
FOR EMPORiA, KAN.

J. n. Anderson left last night for
Fowler, Colo. where he will visit his
niece. From there he will go to his
home in Emporia, Kan. Mrs. Ander'
son will stay in Canon City with her
daughter, Edna. who has the Little
Hat shop. until the busy season is
over
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LINKS LEAVE FOR
SOUTH DAKOTA

to their home in South Dakota friua!
after a two weeks vesit with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. f. Miller.
RETURNS FROM DENVER
SPRING MILLINERY OPENING
Mrs. n. Hays returned from Denver
Friday where she has been at the
spring showing of millinery. Miss
Buhler of Chicago will be the head
trimmer for Mrs Hays this season.
MR.. AND MRS. eIGeS
GOING ON LONG TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs expect to
cave Sunday for Desdemona, Tex,
and other points in that state. They
will later go farther south, and plan
TO be gone several weeks.
FUNERAL OF MRS.
OAW SUNDAY
The funeral services for Mrs. Frank
Daw will take place Sunday afternoon
at o'clock at Wilson's mortuary.
Rev. Armentrout will officiate and
the remains will be taken to Storm
Lake, Ia, for interment
MANUEL SANCHEZ
RETURNS TO SARGENT.
/ Manuel Sanchez who has been in
Canon City for the past month re-
cuperating from heart trouble and
| rheumatism, left yesterday for his
home in Sargent, Colo.
SISTERS OF FRITZ
IoEHR ARRIVE HERE
Mrs. S. f. FAIRIES of Farr, Colo.
arrived Friday for the funeral of her
brother, Fred Loehr. Also Mrs. o. J.
Fisher and children of Greeley. Mrs.
Fisher being also a sister of the de-
ceased.
| INFANT SON OF
THOMAS EASTON DIES
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Easton of Rockvale, born on
Monday, died Thursday night. The
little fellow suffered with convulsion'
which began shortly after his birth.
and his death was not unexpected
UNITED PAYING s1.6o
A BARREL FOR OIL
The United OIL Company of Flor
ence is now paying independent oil
producers in the Florence field s1.6O Il
barrel for oil. Two increases have
been made during the past few weeks.
The first one, amounting to 10 cents
barrel, became effective December
l. and the second one of Is cents a
barrel was announced January l.
IN DETROIT, MICH. i
Worwd has been received from De-
troit. Mich, that Joe Odien. formerly !
of this city, who left three weeks ago |
to work in that city, died last week |
OF pneumonia.
MRS. wANN GUEST
OF PUEBLO FRIENDS
Mrs. r. ]. Wann left Friday for a
few days visit in Pueblo with Mrs c. /
E. Teller.
TRoUTMAN GUESTS
LEAVE FOR DENVER
Mrs. F. w Broad of Denver returned
to her home Friday. after a 10 days
man.
MitLERS ARE GOING
TO HooSiER STATE
Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Miller expect to
leave Sunday morning for Wauka-
rusa, Ind, where they will visit Mrs.
Miller's mother for three months.
RETURNS HOME
FROM NEBRASKA +
David McMullen arrived home yes
terdya from Shelton, Neb, where he
has been for the last few months, and /
will live with his mother. Mrs. Effie
McMullen.
MAGNER JOINS
WIFE HERE
Robert E. Magner arrived here from
the automobile convention at Chicago /
yesterday, and Joined his wife, who
has been visiting with relatives. They I
left for Salt Lake City and from there !,
they will tour the Pacific coast. Mrs. /
Magner will be remembered as Miss
Elsie Kissinger.
AT Y. NJ. C. A.
PUEBLO CONVENTION
Secretary G. w. Else of the local
association, and l.. A. Toothaker of I
the state committee left here Friday
.s....-.-.... e.. I,..akl1 .1. o4to.d tho M,
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SOCIETY

Mrs. Clyde Turner entertained the
members of the Card club yesterday
afternoon at her home on Rudd ave
nue.. There were three tables of five
hundred and Mrs. Lon Gribble wa
awarded first prize for high score
Dainty refreshments were served and
the afternoon much enjoyed by those
present.
| The Women's club met Tuesday aft
ernoon in the K. OF P. hall with Mrs
Henderson presiding. In the absence
of the secretary Mrs. Campbell was
appointed secretary pro tenn. After a
short business meeting and roll call
Mrs. Dillon as leader of the afternoon
lesson, read a paper on "The Coming
of Bonaparte."
| Mrs. Oyerman assisted Mrs. Dillon
reading a splendid paper on "Napoi-
con-"
Mrs. MckinstIy prepared a very in
teresting paper on Josephine" and
Marie Louise" but as she was un-
by Mrs. Sharman.
Mesdames Lonnie Gribbie, d. P.
Van Buskirk and Miss May Harding
entertained a number of ladies at the
homo of Miss May Harding on ALI
son avenue yesterday afternoon. Five
hundred was the game played. Mrs.
Hunter Palmer receiving first prize
and Miss Olive Mackenzie consolation
prize. Delicious refreshments were
served and the afternoon much en-
joyed by all present.
Miss Evora Hartford entertained
seven of her little school friends on
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
seventh birthday. The afternoon was
spent in playing games after which
ice cream, cake, punch and nuts were
served After spending a pleasant
afternoon and wishing Evora many
more happy birthdays the guests do
parted. Those present were Berna-
dine Singhurst, Violet Huber, Mar
guerite Pruett, LaVerne McWilliams,
Emerald McKinnon. velma Brewer
and Evora Hartford.
Miss Thelma Lewis entertained six
girl friends at a theater party at the
Jones Thursday night in honor of her
twelfth birthday. After the pictures
dainty refreshments were served at
her home. 5O9 Greenwood avenue.
Those enjoying the affair were Bette
Hoover. Ecilyn Ba man, Louise Bald
win, Daisy. OFT. Neoma Anderson and
Thelma Lewis.
Miss Genevieve Pigg entertained the
members OF the high school basket
ball team after the game at the high
school gym last night at a dancing
party at her home. complimentary to
Miss Babe Dale. who is the guest of
her sister Mrs. Hickey. There were
about 20 present and jolly good time
enjoyed by all.
Miss Ruth McInerney entertained
about 10 young folks at her home last
night There was dancing. games
and music. Late In the eeyning deli
cious refreshments were served and a
royal good time had by all.
The Delphian Society Will hold its
regular meeting tomorrow evening at
st. Michael's hall on Macon avenue.
at 1880. The members having topics
for discussion are as follows: Miss
Rose Weland. Antiquity OF Egypt:
Miss Lille Weland, PHYSICAL Geog-
raphy: Mrs. Wright. Influence of To
poghphy on People; Mrs. Beckham.
Prehistoric Egypt: Mae Bower.
Sources of Egyptian History; Elsie
| Rover The Great Pyramids: Mrs L.
F.. Collins, Memphis-Its Foundation;
Mrs. Gebhart. Present-Day Memphis;
Miss Myrtle Gardiner Period of Col
lapse after Pyramid Age.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dollar had
as their dinner guests last night Mr.
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HAVING FINE
MOTOR TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Bess and family
and Mrs shepherd. who left here re-
Gently in car gfor a trip through
to Arizona, have been heard from at
Ration, n. M. and say they are hav-
ing fine trip and getting along very
nicely.
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Mrs. f. r. Fulkerson's Sunday
school class of the NJ. E. church met
Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Helen Davis on Sherman avenue,
dainty refreshments being served by
the hostess. Those present were Vel
ma Smith, Helen Martin. Artie Blair.
Gladys Thomas, Thelma Emily. Eloise
Emory. Velda Morten, Helen Davis,
and Mrs. Fulkerson.
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MRS. JEFFRIES HERE
FROM CALIFORNIA
LEFT MONDAY FOR
DENVER AND THE SPRINGS

Miss Lotta Stump of Frazersburg.
o.. who spent the winter here as the
guest OF relatives. left Monday for
visit to Colorado Springs and Denver.
Later she viii proceed to Phoenix,
Ariz.. and Southern California where
she will spned some time before re-
nban
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BANKS TO BE
CLOSED THURSDAY
GUESTS ATTHE
THRElkEGD HOME
LEFT MONDAY
FOR MARION, o.

J. S. Stump OF Frazersburg. o., who
has been here for several months Wis
iting his brother. w. A. Stump, left
on Monday for Marion. o., where he
will spend some time before returning
home
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ARKANSAS PEOPLE
LOCATE HERE

Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Owsley and
young son of Greenwood. Ark. have
purchased the Stringer place on Lin
coin Park and will make their home
here. Their daughter. who is attend
ing the University of Arkansas, Will
finish this year. and will join her par
ents this summer
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The members of Prof brakes Sun
day school class Of the Methodist
church entertained the members of
Mrs. L. F. Collins Sunday school class
at the church dining room Thursday
evening. There were about twenty
five present and a very interesting
musical program enjoyed dainty re
freshments of ice cream. cake and
chocolate were served.
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JOHN NEsBiT HERE FOR
VISIT WITH PARENTS

John Nesbit, assistant engineer at
Fort Collins. arrived here day or
two ago for visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Nesbit, 6ls Col
lege avenue.
Mr.. Nesbit is a graduate Of the
State Agricultural College and served
with distinction in the army in
France during the war with Ger
many. A good deal OF important work
OF an engineering character is being
done In Fort Collins under the author
ity OF the city council. according TO
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Sunday evening Miss Alice Lafferty
entertained the Misses Hazel Farrell.
Dorothy and Margaret Lewis at a
chicken dinner. During the dinner
the guests were entertained by Den
yer quartet
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FEBRUARY 8, to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gil
man Petersburg. Mich. The daugn-
ter has been christened Jessie Lor-
raine.
BANKS TO BE
CLOSED THURSDAY
The banks will be closed all day
Thursday, February IL, because It Is
Lincoln's birthday and a legal holi-
day 34-p2t
GUESTS ATfTHE
THRELkELD HOME
Mrs. |. L. Threlkeld from Salt Lake
City, and her mother and sister. Mrs.
Baker and Mrs. William States, OF
Mattoon, ILL.,. were the guests OF MT
and Mrs c. l.. Threlkeld last Sunday
Russell and Aallene Johnson of Pueb-
10. also were Threlkeld guests that
day.
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HOME TO-DAY
FROM KANSAS CITY

Garfield l.. Shirley returned to the
city today on the Santa Fe train at
noon from Kansas City, No. whittier
he accompanied Mrs. p. G. Hoke on
Wednesday OF last week with the
body of her deceased husband. Rel
atives or Mrs Hoke met her on her
arrival at Kansas City and went with
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her to Monticello. Ark. where the run
eral and interment took place. Mr..
Shirley stopped over one day at his
old home at Perry. Kan. to look after
some business matters on his way
back to Colorado.
WATSON BOYS RETURN
TO WoLcOTT, COLO.
George and Ed Watson, who have
been in Canon City for the past two
months because OF the severe illness
of their brother. left today for their
home in Wolcott, Colo.
MRS. JEFFRIES HERE
FROM CALIFORNIA
Mrs. r. K. Jeffries and son. Donald,
who have been in California for the
past three months. are here for few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Fay
Moore. en- route to Michigan where
she will join her husband and make
their home.
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The Daughters of the American
Revolution held a tea Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. II. Dog
ier on Macon avenue. There was a
very good attendance and a nice sum
was made up to send the French or
phan fund. Bette Sharp gave a very
interesting talk on her experiences
in France.
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The West Minister guild OF the First
Presbyterian church were entertained
last night at the home OF Miss Pauline
witcher. After the regular business
meeting music and good social time
was enjoyed
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The Canon City Record Thursday, February a. Ieao.

and Mrs. John INNING. Mrs. Morrisey
and daughter, Margaret, and Mrs.
Bower and daughters. Elsie and
Helen.
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REQ Cross SEARCHING
EOR FRED HARVEY

In response to the appeal OF bro
ken.hearted mother and sister. the
Fremont county chapter OF the Red
Cross Is conducting a search for Fred
Harvey OF Waterbury. Conn. an eI-
service man. who fought with the A
+. +. in France. The missing man
is supposed 10 be somewhere In this
section of the country. and the Red
Cross will appreciate any information
leading to bis ioration. II anybody
reading this Item knows Of the where
abouts of Fred Harvey they will con
fer a favor unon the sorrowing sister
and mother by making II known TO the
Red Cross officials.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Dollar had
as their dinner guests last night Mr..
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Mrs. Clyde Turner entertained the
members of the Card club yesterday
afternoon at her home on Rudd ave
nue.. There were three tables of five
hundred and Mrs. Lon Gribble was
awarded first prize for high score.
Dainty refreshments were served and
the afternoon much enjoyed by those
present.
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Miss Ruth Mclnerney entertaine
about 10 young folks at her home las
night. There was dancing. game
and music. Late in the eevning del
cious refreshments were served and
royal good time had by all.
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PRICES
RALLY;RAILS
VERY ACTIVE

New York, Sept. 1s.-The cover
ing movement continued during the
forenoon. especially among oils.
steels and equipments in which
rallies Of early low prices ran from
to 5 points. Buying of invest
ment rails. notably Pacifics and
grangers, at gains Of to 2 points,
was another helpful factor. Second
airy rails, particularly coalers. such
AZ Chesapeake & Ohio, and Pitts
burgh & West Virginia, also were
active and strong. American Smelt-
ing rose briskly and sharp recov-
cries were made by some of the mo-
tor specialties,. particularly rubber
issues. Tobacco and chemicals
we're among the prominent miscel-
laneous specialties. Call money op-
ened at Z percent and exchange on
London was hrths
Announcement Of further price
cutting in the automobile trade and
q concerted drive of the shorts
against shipping issues checked
the markets advance at midday.
Shippings lost to 81 points and
specialties reacted / to 3, leather
developing sudden heavinesS.
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MAY NOT bRIne
MOTOR BANDITS
TO TRIAL HERE


That william johnson and Joseph
Forrest, alleged members Of the
gang that held up and robbed the
Commercial Savings bank, FIJI
teenth avenue, Moline, Aug. 1, will
never appear for trial in Moline Is
the opinion Of Moline police and
bank officials today. They want to
bring the men arrested in the To-
ledo raid on Sept. II to Moline and
they believe them guilty but there
is q growing suspicion that the
prisoners will be tried on q prior
charge In Ohio.
The same group Of bandits. it is
alleged, staged q bank robbery in
Delta, Ohio, on May 20 and since
this was the first offense will hold
precedent over the Moline crime.
The bandits are charged in Moline
not only with robbery but with the
shooting of Charles Mohler, barber,
who narrowly escaped death when
struck by a stray shot during the
holdup.
Neither the bank officials nor the
police have received any further in
formation from Toledo. where
Johnson and Forrest are under ar
rest. Chief DeJaeger believes the
Toledo police are waiting until the
situation 10 definitely settled before
giving out details concerning the
matter.
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SHOWS
WEAKNESS is
VALUES FALL

~s- 'o>r< - M,,nh ->>k.
ness developed IN tne Wnea1 MARKET
today accompanied py general SELL
ing. The declining tendency Of
~crmos;tv v.lnas vaa . dacided
he.ri.h factor Financial dificul-
t;.. q Roston oner.fad alan to
cnsck hnvers Openinx prices.
vhich RANGED from 4Lc on To &c
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PLAN OBSERVANCE
OF ARMISTICE DAY

Future activities of the Moline
post, American Legion. were out
lined by the members at their
meeting last night to include a fit
ting celebration of Armistice day,
Nov. II. Numerous stag meetings
throughout the fall and winter, &C.
casional dancing parties and a min
strel show about Thanksgiving
time. Committees were appointed
last night to take charge Of detailed
plans.
Victory medals viii be presented
to Moline ex-service men as q part
Of the Armistice day program APP
plications for these are coming In
rapidly and it Is believed that by
Nov. II there will be list Of re-
cipients sufncient to make the for
NAL presentation an imposing at
fair. It is likely that a public pro-
gram will be given at Turner hall
on that evening. Harold Godehn
]. Efilandt and Albert 8. Olsen are
in charge Of the Armistice day pro-
gram.