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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-03
WESTERN DESPERADOES
SELDOM LIVED LON G;
MET DEATH IN ACTION

Among the many desperadoes who
menaced the public in the then Terri
tory of Oklahoma in the late sos and
early COS, was the notorious Dalton
gang, consisting OF Bob, Graf, Emmett
and Bill Dalton, aided by various con-
federatee, prominent among whom
were Dick BroadweIl and Bill Powers
says Adventure Magazine Bill Dalton
had no hand in the final raid OF the
outlaw band on two banks at Coffey-
vile, Kan, Oct. 8. 1892.
The Dalton gang rode into Coffeyt
vile. being reinforced in this raid by
Powers and Broadwell. They trottesl
their horses boldly down the Main
street. the Dalton brothers wearing
false boards, as they were well known
in the town. They were recognized,
however, by merchant named Nc
Kenna, who quickly spread the alarm
that "the Daltons were in town on
mischief
inundated OFFICERS.
Meanwhile the bandits had entered
an alley in the rear of one of the
banks. Here they tied their horse and
prepared for action. Graf Dalton,
Powers and BroadwelI entered the C..
M. Condor bank, while Bob and Enl-
nett fastened to the First National
bank across the street. The officials
of both banks. when intimidated with
guns, blandly informed the robbers
that the time-lock in the vaults would
not be of for Is minutes. The bandits
waited.
During this wait the town was arm
ing itself, and bullets began to fly
through the windows of the Condor
bank. In the First National bank
about $4,000 dollars in greenbacks
was secured and stuffed into grain
sack, and Bob and Emmett Dalton
escaped to the alley by rear door.
Here they were joined by the other
bandits, who had secured about So 900.
A terrific fight took place in and
near that alley, three or four citizens
being killed and several wounded
John Kloehr, liveryman, killed Bob
and Graf Dalton, and Bob Powers al
so was shot dead. Broadwell was ia
tally wounded and was found dead
just outside the town. Emmett was
seriously shot, but recovered and
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
life but was pardoned in 1907. and is
now living respectable life. Bill Dial
ton was killed in the Indian territory
in 1894 while resisting arrest.
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;. Will Finch and family dined with
Ella Beard. near College Corner, Sun
day.. Mrs. Thomas Dougherty spent
Thursday in Connersville. =. Thomas
Dougherty and family had as their
guests Sunday. Frank Dougherty and
family and Warren Young and fam.
lily. :. Mrs Maria Jarvis of Richmond
came Tuesday for a hrief visit with
Ellwood Lague and family. "A num-
Der from this vicinity attended the
sale held by John Long Tuesday The
Salem Community club several lunch
and cleared about SGT. Wayne Cre'ek
and family and Mrs. Charles Creek
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Freeman. :. Mrs. Flor
ence Burris called on Mrs. Herbert
Barnard Wednesday afternoon. 49,.
Edith Keelor was greeting friends in
Cottage Grove Wednesday. :. Mrs.
Roger Logue and children called on
Elwood Logue and family Tuesday
afternoon. Emaline Gardner spent
Wednesday afternoon with Letitia
Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Gardner spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pritchard.. .
Mrs. Myrtle Gardner, of Connersville,
and Mr. Bitner, of Newcastle. were
married Sunday afternoon and will re-
side in Connersville for few months
Ida Logue spent Monday and
Tuesday with Roger Logue and fam
lily. :. Helen Miller. Jessie CONWAY
and Maxine Maxwell, all of oxford
spent Saturday night with Hollis Max
well and family, and all were guests
of Howard Higgins and family, Sun
day.. Orie Parker and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Ben George
and family. Lizzie George and Anits
Baker called at the home of Mis-
souri, Stanton, Sunday afternoon.
Fay Boring is staying with Mrs. Gler
Gerome, at Kitchell, this week.
Ethel Coleman spent Monday after
noon with friends in Liberty. Charlie;
Sell was the week end guest of BeT
George and family. .Verda Miller
spent Monday afternoon with Edit
Keelor. -. "A mask party was giver
at the home of Ellwood Logue Tues
day night by Edith Keelor and Vard-
Miller. Those present were Edith Kee
lor, Verda Miller, Lola Lee, Naom
Albert, Mildred Skinner, HAIL Lathrop
of Liberty, Sears Williamson, Pau
Paddock, Gilbert Thurston. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Elwood Logue, Ida Logue, Lors
Logue, Mrs. Letitia Williamson, Mrs
Marie Jarvis, of Richmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown, Mrs. Alice Logue anC
Edward Gully. The evening was spen
in games and contests and refresh
ments of doughnuts and punch were
served. Mrs. Frank Smith was greet
ing friends in Liberty Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gels spent Sunda!
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Reisert. /. Mr.. and Mrs Jean Brat
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AN ENGLISH PRIVILEGE
In London, a motor vehicle has as
much right on street car tracks as has
the tram.
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largely are conferred on: New York
where Senator Calder, Republican, is
opposed by DR.. Royal c. Copeland
New York health commission; New
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-03
Circuit Court
SUIT FOR pIVORCE

Suit for divorce alleging cruel and
fnhuman treatment has been filed by
Nora Hiatt against Howard Hiatt The
complaint asserts they were married
May IS. 1898 and lived together until
Oct 9, 1922, and asks that Mrs Hiatt
he given the custody of the five chill
dren, whose ages range from three to
IA years
HART IS ACQUITTED
Leslie Hart, former electrical dealer
in this city, was acquitted of charge
of non-support preferred by Mrs Hart
after jury trial lasting all day Thurs
day. The decision was returned at
s O'Clock in the evening.
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day evening. The B. Y. P. u. had q
Halloween party in the basement of
the church Tuesday evening at which
35 young people were present. Games
were played and a lunch served. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Lowrey OF Richmond were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick whirley
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barrett gave
a Halloween party at their home on
Front street Tuesday evening at which
80 were present. The house was dec
GRATED in Halloween decorations.
Games and contests were the program
for the evening. and Halloween lunch
was served. The Pythian Sisters
had a Halloween supper in the K. of
P. temple Tuesday evening for mem
bers and their families. :. A number
of persons from here attended the
Eastern Star lodge at Milton, Wednes-
day evening, where work was given.
:. Mrs. Richard Sommers and Mrs.
Donald Johnston gave a Halloween
party Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Sobmers on Front street. Five
Hundred was played at five tables. The
house was beautifully decorated in
Halloween decorations and autumn
flowers. A Halloween lunch was serv-
ed. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bach
man, Mr. and Mrs. George VolRart. Mr..
and Mrs. E. R McGraw, DR.. and Mrs.
w. R. Littell, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Drish-
| Ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ebert, Rev.
Father Schaenk, Mrs. Nora Myers,
Mrs. Laura Richey. Mrs. Emma Hahn,
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Miss Clara Sha-
| fer, Miss Susie Shafer, Miss Louise
VolRart, Mrs. Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Johnston and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Sommers.. ;. Mrs. James Hunt
spent Wednesday in Richmond. IA
number of people from here attended
/ the Halloween festivities in Richmond
Tuesday evening. -. The Young Mar
ried Peoples class of the Baptist
church went to Richmond Wednesday
evening, and had a masquerade party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. L.
Rowe.
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tain spent Sunday afternoon with
Charles Paddock and family

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind.-Miss Mar
garet Scudder entertained II of her
friends at Halloween party Tuesday
evening in honor of her twelfth birth
day anniversary The evening was
spent in games and music, and refresh
ments were served Those present
were Ruth Dodson, Cora Helen Jones,
Pauline Repp, Mildred Mannon, Vir-
ginia Martin, Merriam banner, Norma
Haskell, Eleanor Groves and Lillian
Tague.. Rev. r. E. Reece spent
Wednesday in Richmond with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox. :. Miss Rose Gresinger,
Mrs. Lizzie Carey, Miss Jennie Nc
Grew, Will Gresinger and George
Carey spent Wednesday in Muncie
with Mrs. George Carey. The Relief
Corps and number of others had a
Halloween surprise party on Mrs. Emil
Ebert Tuesday evening. All guests
went enmask. After an evening spent
in games a Halloween lunch was serv-
ed. -. The Women's Union of the
Baptist church will have a penny sup
per in the basement of the church Fri.
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DEAR TEAchERI

A mother wrote a mole to The teacher
which read:
Pardon me for calling your atten-
ton to the fact, but you have pulled
Johnny's right ear until it is longer
than his left. Please pull his left ear
for awhile, and oblige,
HIS MOTHER"
FROM Everybody's Magazine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-03

Jersey, where Senator Frelinghuysen,
Republican, is opposed by Governor
Edwards, Democrat; North Dakota,
where former Governor Lynn ]. Fraz-
Ter, Republican with Non-Partisan
league backing is against ]. r. T..
E0'Connor, Democrat; Maryland, where
Senator France, Republican, is fight
ing William Cabell Bruce; Indiana,
where former Senator Albert ]. Bev-
eridge is pitted against former Gov
ernal Samuel M. Ralston; Connect
cut, where Senator Mclean, Repub-
Iican, is against Thomas J. Spellacy;
Washington, where Senator Poindex-
ter, Republican, is against c. C. Dill,
| former representative, and Michigan,
where Senator Townsend, Republican,
is opposed by former Governor Ferris.
| There are 26 senators who are can
didates for continued service. Three,
Senators McCumber, Republican, N. D.,
| New, Republican, Indiana, and Gull
berson, Democrat Texas were defeat
| ed for denomination in recent primar-
/ les, while three more whose terms ex-
pire March next, Senators Page, Re
publican, Vermont, Myers, Democrat,
Montana, and Williams, Democrat,
Mississippi, are retiring and did not
stand for denomination.
Women Candidates.
There are two women candidates
for the senate from Minnesota and
Wisconsin and score for the house,
with many others for municipal and
other local offices. The present and
| first woman senator, Mrs. w. H. Eel
| ton, of Georgia, appointed to succeed
the late Senator Watson, is not can
| 4 InEa Al s1R1 Ill L.,
an house member, Miss Alice Robert
son of Oklahoma, is fighting for re-
election in normally democratic dis
trict.
For the 435 house seats there are
| LOIS candidates, including $40 per-
cent membership Republicans, 120
Democrats and the one Socialist. Fifty
seven sitting members, 46 Republicans
and II Democrats, did not seek re-
election. Prominent among those are
Uncle Joe" Cannon and Representa-
tive Fordney of Michigan. chairman
of the ways and means committee.
i Fifty-seven house candidates are
sure of winning Tuesday, being with
out opposition and some holding nom
nations of both Republican and Dem
ocratic parties OF these 40 are Dem.
ocrats and IA Republicans.
Breaks in several solid state dele
cations to congress are predicted
While the solid Democratic conting.
ents from southern states are expect.
ed to show no change, Democratic
leaders are predicting breaks in the
solid Republican ranks now coming
from Ohio, Nebraska, Connecticut, In
, diana. Kansas, Michigan. Minnesota
and possible Oregon, West Virgins
and Wisconsin.
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HAGERSTOWN, Ind - Mrs. Park
Hadley, who had spent few days with
Mrs. Laura Hines, returned home Sat
urday. Charley Shepard accompanied
by Ray Allen left in his automobile
last week enroute to Florida. Mrs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17
INF0RMAT|UN|

Roma. Elizabetta Guino.
mama a sapte copii 81 bunica a
147 de nepoti, murit ieri la Pa
dova. Era in virsta de 102 ami.
Elyria. Q. - In riul din apro-
pierre plutesc pc deasupra apei
mil de pest mort. Sc crede ca
pestele este otravit GU niste res.
turi de vopseluri, carl sunt arnn-
cate in apa de la doua fabrici de
analina, situate pc malul riului.
Washington. D-nul Dau-
gherty, ministrul de justitie, a
cerut parlamentului sa voteze
anume legi pentru .prinderea 81
judecarea firmel0r carl All facut
fraude de razboi. Dansul spunea
Ca desi parlamentul votase 0 ju-
matate million de dolari pentru
chestis aceasta, fara legile cerute
totul era in zadar.
Toledo, O. - James r. William
a fost taiat de tren pc cand tre.
cea eli automdbilul peste calea
ferata, in apropiere de Hooking
Valley. Sc crede ca William nu
vazuse trenul din canza cetei.
P0whata, O. - Paul Ramsey
|un fermier din Belmont-co, are Q
rata Gu cinci picioare. Harley
Dunn&, nm vecm al acestuia are O
|gaina en- patrn picioare.
Berlin. Teleersma de feliei-
|tare trimisa de presedintele Har.
ding catre presedintele Ebert al
Germspiei <cu ocazia aniyersarei
de pa4tere . rapublicei, creiat
. mare 6ucurie popornlui ger
|insn. Ziarul Tagehlatt ziee Cd Z
|pentru prima data eAud 0 tara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17
|DIN fUCA CONDf|O[U|


Sc 'ntampla minuni in Americas:
in ziua trecuta un cetitor al no..
strn vazut I'm zimbet pc buzele1
unui 'refOrmatOr de moravurl
u
Singura limba internationala
este limba ce vorbeste banul.
q
Nici cand nu greu sa fiji de
parerea majoritatei.
d .
Inaltimea nebuniei este cand
te cununi intr'un aeroplan.
q
Unii isl schimba numai numele
dar isl pastreaza nationalitatea.
Altii GU numele ar vol a-si Schim,
be 81 nationalitatea. Oar lie iese
naravul. 81 lie iese 81 vestea.
q
In La Porto S'a naScut un co
pil Ell doua limbi. Ell va trai. &c
bine ca nu fata.
q
Pc timpul razboiului apareal
communicate de victOrie inainte de
ce avea loc lupta. ST dupace lupta
Sc dedea. de multe orr victoria
| era o infringere dezastruoasa
Asa 81 cu ''functionarii generali'
din Youngstown. Au anunta; de
ciziunea Tribunalnlui inainte d,
ce a fost adusa. ST s'a dovedit c5
''victoria' lOr a fOst infringers
grozava. 81 functiOnarii general
au vindut pielea ursului din po
veste.
| A
Sc spune ca IOv a fost rabda
tor. Oar pc vremea lui nu trebui;
'astepti drlpa trenuri atunci cant
muncitorii sunt in greva.
| i
Daca am face toti aceea ce ne-a
placea atunci ar trebui ca tot
doua casa sa fic fabrica de auto
mobile.
| -
| o statistical mai ,nonaJ arata C;
i'm America sunt 27,OOO.Q0O de ca
81 magari. afara de eel ce vor s.
Sc impuna ca cenducatori 81 |
lipseste puterea.
-
| I'm medic din Pittsburgh de
clarat ca fetele din oras sunt pre-
Islabe din cauZa ca MI sc nutres
lbine. Platit-a medicul acela vrp-
data Gina unei fete?
d
| America poate Fl grozava. da
iare in posesiunca sa Is la suta
laurnlui &c. sc gaseste in. Mme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17

Deflln. ,Spafgerea cOnlerlH-
tel de la Londra. fara sa ia nici Q
decisiune in privinta acordarei
unui moratorin pentru Gemania,
avut un eject teribil asupra va
lutei germane. Marca la $50 PEN
tru un dollar.
Paris Sc anunta ca parla-
mentnl francez va Fl chemat in
sesiune extra ordinara pe ziua
de % August, spre discuta asu-
pra incordarei canzate de refuza-
rea aliatilor de a garanta frantei
lplatirea reparatiunei lor cmvenite
de la Germania.
| Bellaire. Ohio. - Patpu dintre
eel opt politisti al oraselului ace-
sta, earl sc pusesera Luni an grev;l
pentru marirea lefei. sau inapo-
lat la lucru. In timpul grevei pr;-
marul 81 ell consilierii cOmunali
faceau pc politistii atat. noaptea,
eat 81 ziua.
| Londra. Dispozitiunile pc viitor
Gu priyire la publicatiile deceda.
ltului lord Northcliffe, nu Sc stiu
lde nimeni pana acum. ele find
lcoprinse in testamentul sau. Nj.
meni altcineva. afara de advOcat
nu site unde Sc afla testamentul
lAverea lasata de Northcliffe este
de suta milioane de dolari.
| Mexico City. = Conform celol
scriSe de ziarul Ell Universal Ora
fico, mai multi tigri, isgoniti dir
vizuina lor de foame, an atacat .
carayana de escursionisti car
calatoreau prin munti catre Mas
Gotta. ucizand trei femei, dol bar
bait 81 trei copii. Mexicanii, car
an alergat sa scape calatorii ma
sus nnmiti, au ucis unul dintr,
tigri. Ceilalti an fugit in vagau
mile muntilor.
San Bernardino, Cal. = Do
lprunci, nascuti in trenurile ma
'lpustite de grevisti in campiil
Arizonei, an sosit ieri aici i'm
iprenna GU eel patru suite de pa
sageri, carl fusesera siliti sa ste;
in camp paff.u zile 81 patr,
lnopti.
Roma. = Astdzi S a dat un de
cret prin care sc pedepsesc cinci
zeci de mil de amploiati pentr,
participate in greva de la cail.
ferate. Pedeapsa variaza intr
suspendarea de- serviciu ,pe III
/ itimp limitat 81 distituirea com
plecta.
Il Geneva. = In Occurs de catey;
lille, douasprezece mil de munci
!. tori din portu! Geneva s'au in
q scris i'm organizatiunea coopera
-ltiva a Fascitilor. Tot astfel e $
La Zarana. unde doua mil d
muncitori au cerut sa fie admis
: in mai sus numita organizatie.
4 In Italia inca mai domneste
mare neliniste, creiata de lnptel
dintre Fasciti 81 communist. Teri
comunistii au oprit un automobi
incarcat Ell Fasciti, luandu-se c,
eli la bataie 81 fanind pc unul.
se .
Londra. = fOrdul Northcliffs
" care a murit ieri, fost proprie
tarul a 95 de ziare 81 reviste, ii
parite 81 publicate in Marea Bri
TAME. Afara de aceste publica
tinni mai scotea 81 Is anuart
Capitalul plasat in aceste publ
'catiuni este de treizeci 81 dou
e'milioane de dolari.
Presa franaez2 in general 81
exprimat regretele hentru moa,
tea lordului N0rthclnfe, scriin,
ca dansnl a fost 'cel mai bun {:
> mai puternic prieten al Franteis'
TRIBUNA LBERA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17

Alaturi Gu presenta aflati ol
copie din care am trimes la Mi
nisterul de Indnstrie din Roma.
MIA, pc care vi rugam sd Aihe
voiti a o p,fblica in ziar, spre Sc
yedea roadele Articolnlui pc care
D-voastra l'ati publicat.
Speram ca raspunsul D-lui Nj
nistru va Fl Satisfaction, celia ce|
ar indemna 81 pc alti sa ne ur-
meZe noua.
MOI indata ce primim raspun-
sui VII trimetem spre publicare..
Grlpnl nostru pana in prezent1
este de 10, la numar, fiecare este
decis sd depuie $4,000, adeca doua
mil de dolari.
Afara de aceia mai sunt multi
Romani care asteapta raspunsul
D-lui Ministru 81 daca este favo-
rabbi sa alatura de moi.
Speram ca rugarea noastra nu
va fl refuzata, initiativa find
provenita din indemnul Articolu-
lui D-voastra.
Salutandu-va cu deosebita stima
0ctavian Nsdelcu.
Philadelphia, Pa la 13 Aug. 1922
Excelentei Sale, D-lui
Ministru de Industrie;
Bucuresti, (Romania)
Onorate Domnule Ministru:-
Find indemnati de un Articol
publicat i'm ziarul "America"
Organul Official al Solicitation
Romano de ajutor 81 cultura din
Statele Unite, prin care articol,
|toti meseriasii r0mani din aceasta
Tara, stunt povatuiti forma Cor
poratii pc actiuni in Romania
Asa ca intorcandu-se in Patrie eli
ExpeNente 81 mijloace financiare
ar putea cladi diferite Fabrici ds
lcare Romania are atat de marc
lipsa; contribnind prin aceasta Ii
ridicarea Industriei Romane.
! Patrunsi de I'M sentiment ma
ltional 81 dragost< de Tara, III
lgrup de Romani din Philadelphia
ell un capital de: vre-0 cate-vs
milioane de Lei, 81 cu Razboielt
autOmatice 81 tOate masinele ne
cesare. pentru fabricarea de Tex
tile, ne-am decis sa deschMem {
fabrica in Romania. Aceste ma
sini le posedam 81 lucram cn eli
de 6 ami, din care dol ami in tim
lpul razboiului, am lucrat pentrl
Guvernul American, sub Firma
THE WISHART WORSTED
COMPANY.
( Scopul nos+ru' find pur Natio
nal intentiunea nu ne este mic
de cum speculative, ci dorim in
tnoduce in Tara noastra, ''Siste
mul practic al unei tari mari in
ldustriale".
! Speram ca ell aceasta initiativ;
a nOastra. sd atragem atentiunes
Isl a altor meseriasi rOmani dt
la diferite branse, fncurajamu-
a ne urma. Asa ca Romania il
scurt tinrp s'ar putea bucura d,
10 Industrie mare nationala 81 Al
f; la un nivel cu industriile alto
Tari apusene.
/ Am eetit insa in Enciclopedii
Britanica" urmatorul articol re
feritor la industrie 81 comerci, d,
eare va rugam ne infOrma dac;
aeeasta lege mai este in vigoare
20 lege trecuta in anul 188'
este: Cd orr care, care vor sd esta
bfleasca un loc de industrie, c,
. fun. capital sd ajunga la2OO'
(pouds Englezi), orr sd amploiez
eel putin % de muncitori, (dil
care BIB parte sa fie Romani) 81
IL 1n.c 10 Lon<o.c A..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17

Roma. = Ast;zi S a dat un de-
cret prin care Sc pedepsesc cinci-
zeci de mil de amploiati pentru
participate in greva de la caile
ferate. Pedeapsa variaza intre
suspendarea de- serviciu ,pe un
ftimp limitat 81 distituirea com-
plecta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-17

San Bernardino, Cal. = Dol
prunci, nascuti in trenurile ma
pustite de grevisti in campiile
Arizonei, an sosit ieri aici i'm
prenna cu eel patru suite de pa
sageri, carl fusesera siliti sa stea
in camp paffu zile 81 patrl
nopti.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH
William I. Jones Pastor
Phone 171NJ

/ II = m. sWhy Gay Graee,.-in II
series - tie Lords Prayer Ted
"Give ~ this day our daily broad
q = m. who e The Christian ~
o:lg = m. The Community School
|of Ro1igfcn.
The Adult Class will talrs up IL
timsly question II Law En1orcomen1
Ia N -opGn forum, with one Minnt4
|1pss(Aee ~ al1 Who wiih 70 ta1e pexl
'NgardJee9 Of whAt opinion. may b
~ 111nes having Neas regardfne
|pRuhibifaon or modi6entions a. mo
knifisn 90 invited - - pressat aAd
6slE = .. Chxiseisn Endsavuu
|.P1ae asd Hs1nillsy;" ceorgs Dsr1
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
c. Z s. RAILROAD WILL
PICK TROUT CREEK RAILS

Buena Vista ,Democrat:-
A contract has been let by the Colo
RADIO 4 Southern for the removal Of
the rails from the Trout Greek line
between Schwanders and hewitt.
These rails which were washed out q
number Of years ago will be gathered
up and stacked at Hill Top and at
AcCune siding. Il IL not known what
the company will do In regard TO OPEN
ing up the line between here and
Como or whether they will be allaw-
ed to abandon this piece Of road al
together.
Should the company ever desire to
open up this stretch Of road, there is
possibility that the old Midland grade
between Wild Horse and Bath will
be used. This piece Of grade could
be used by the Colorado Z Southern
to good advantage in opening up their
line from here to Hill Top. Il would
necessarily mean the establishment
Of . grade from Baena Vista 70 the
old Wild Horse station which could
easily be done ~ the country between
here and that place would only re-
quire small amount Of work 70 be
done to place it in . proper con-
dition. A bridge would have to be
built across the Arkansas about IN
miles north Of town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
Says Smallpox c,ssnsss System.

Says snaiipex clsansss Systsm.
Smallpox, unlike vaccination. cleanses
the system. II II = manifestation Of
the vital force In the act Of house
cleaning Properly cared for. Il rare
y endangers life. when cases are
ssvere. Il Il besauss the waste 70 b
sxpelled y too great Tor the power
e the vitality to cope with.-w. \
Turner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11
EPISCOPAL cHURCH
Sunday, Aug 70

Sunday, Aug 70
500 .. m. Holy Communion
HOO .. m, fnll choral celebration
and sermon BY Bishop Ing3sy.
500 p. a., Evening prayer
Everyone IL welcome af these ser.
vices.t At eleven oseleek especially,
the general public Il invited. Bishop
Ingley comes from Denver especially
for this service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-08-11

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