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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
INDICTMENTS FOUND
AGAINST TWEM1Y-Oht
IRA q. SMITH NOT GUILTY
6torekeeper- Gauger Was Indicted On
Charge Of Conspiring to Defraud
Government Of Rcvenue-An0tlier
Vinegar Concern Indicted.

After returning twenty-one !ndict-
ments. its Anal hatch. the grand Jury
~ ,ha r-u,.s r,....,,. fo,,
was adjourned for the term Inc
court heard two cases, poth OF whicn
were dismissed. ana tomorrow IL WIN
take up heavy docket on which
mere are number OF cases of inn
portance.
uon soi the insernai revenue laws while
acting as storekeeper-eauser IN hen
Iico County was Iouhu not gullts-
Smlen was inoicteo AT SorIoiK June
~, ne wa cna,seu Win having cor
splreo ana coiiuoed with Jonn a
DrStricH. JosepH heece ana W. a.
wnson 70 ueirauu the cniteo states
OF AWFUL revenue on certain spirits at
ey no. ~ or the h.cnmond DIS
lining company, inc. "niie smith was
the revenue omcer IN charge OF that
o'suiiery. Hls derense was conducted
10y AI.orneys naIry M SMITH Jr.'
aha w. D. Cardweu.
Wnsam T. McMhian, arraigned on
charse OF conceaHng assets from MS
tFustee IN PROCEEDINGS IN wnlch ne
was adjudicated bankrupt pleaded
.ne statute Oh limitations Juuse "ad
uiii sustaihea the pea ana DISMISSED
the cases mcmillan was aliesed 10
nave concea!eo tne proceeds or
ehsch amounting 10 aoout si9o.
1noictnlents round Were against
r; Gochnauer ana brooke u.
Sochnauer' rauine as the fieqnon'
harHacs. oppe.Viiie; CARVING on
BUSINESS OF retail HQuor dealer Win
gu, incense.
"a, rH]serafo' SattesH' hsfhs
mails 10 delraud
nichhono 'ihekar company. INC
!at!ure 10 iapei PACKAGES so as 70 sho"
'hs nature or contents.
" Aoua' NEWPORT news reHiins
empty spirits notle WIN Spirits oi-
ie,ent iruH or,sinai contents.
FRANK Run, Newport news. failure
70 nave cigar record properly written
up.
hohert Miller, lamoerts foiEe.
prink1ns WITHIN tne lnlteu STATES anu
iahdinR certain .h,hest' Mons
Ping, from the vessel Queen ELIZA
beth
NJ. u hosennioth, uading as 9ei-
Ierson wine ana Liquor COMPANY,
newport News: reniiins empty spirits
bottle with other than original con-
ten's.
John i. Lewis Norfoik' renihhs
emInPtS stamped Spirits PACKAGES
with Intention 10 dslraaa the lhiteo
states
Farthfn.a brown; steanns from tne
tfited safes mall from the matt
rex OF IL u. Barnett, X r H. route
No, = WILLIAMSBURG.
VI am vaughan ieiohioas assau
upon Jonn Pryor with intent Ia XIII,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09
VERY Low RATES TO THE FAIR

The r., r. 4 p. r. R. and W s.
Ey. announce low rates from all
points on their line to Richmond &C
count Virginia State Fair, October
ilun- eth. 1915. From stations in
Virginia tickets include coupon OF
admission to the fair and are on sale
October sth-1sth inclusive: return
limit October 18th. Consult ticket
agents.
w p TAYLOR,
TrafYic Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09

Annual inspection OF the Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank was begun yes
terday afternoon by Federal inspectors
from Washington. The inspectors are
expected TO remain In Richmond for
several days and at the completion
OF their work will report to Cover
nor George j. Seay
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09

AS business proposition you owe
something to the churches, for they
make for the safety Of your property,
for the protection Of your family. for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-09

the bitterment Of your city.
Go to church tomorrow IL only
from sense Of duty. and you will en-
JOY II to such ar extent that you will
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
Den Soreneee KirfeS
olarsmcoe.
(@eb "Gecorob. Qoiten"s Reierent,
Naitor &. =. Sbortpeeu.

49,
Ssleenbe Observation-Disclosures
blep paa %a~lgfon1iteeus Sorilag neb-
iatte:
aomite SEQ. 1 Commanders Snb-
beretnine): Ealtorerne :. SaralO-
fen, &. Siernbom, u. @usbotten %
Geleeaterne Nait. S. 6. Sacobicn oa
Geinert genion, @eitbp, Wtinn.
&omite No. 2 (SefretPrens Sno-
beretning): Taitcrerne SIni Grief
fen, 81. s. @ergSafer og 2ufas Gn-
gelitao % Gelegaterre 81. 8. Sc
rem, SalItao, Winn., og Sobn Snbn'
fen, Chicago, 81.
3ontite go. 3 % A (Soarb oi
Sruitces'): YoItorcrne q. 8. Ger.
se. 8. &. StoraaSli oa GelcaatcrnC
81. 3. Sauge, GeS 0foineS, Soma.
pg .. g. Spioroen, Wfilor, Wfinm
aomite go. 5 (Sfolerne: Toito.
rerne 8erbaro Gasnusien, &c. u.
St,bfi9r, Ginor Nnberion % Sele.
gnterne 90. g. Stibitao, 3umbrotn.
Minn., Otto Cabin, DIT. &orcb, @ia.
Ga Yait. Hasmlsicn pplpltc, at ban
life funoe arbeibc pau benlc 9ontitc,
bnlgteS Toit. $. IS. @otle / bans
Steo.
On @ftenen holote5 Wtisiion5fcIt
Ea1t. HonoeStoe0t aobnet nle0 Sfriit.
lpsning og @sn. NnIt. 90. Spter4
lie bragte Siliener ira sc WiSiions.
marfer, iom ban / @nlbebs Webior
hapbe beisgt / &ina og WtaOagasfar
Sesuben talte Misiionprerne Stoffa
pg 9ielbe. Sor oe uboragenOe taltc
&anoioot Slp. Eli Slltning taltc
9rof. s. sc. aiIoabl.
Srebae Sormioo q. SIM
bagt peo Eait. Serenier. Man GIT
oper til at giennemgaa Snoitiailger
fra Soreningsfomiteen.
@al9fomitcen ioreilog iolgenoc
Misiionsfomite go. 6 q (Seoninge.
m%isiioncn): Tolt. q. $. Grfe, Toit.
Mtartin Nlnbcrielt, Tait. $. s. Sol
MAJ ian1t Selegaterne $. 6. SAILOR
fen Sinoi, 9. 0of., 4. 8. SnItoo,
sloa, Minn.
Mislionsfomite go. S b GSn6rc.
misiionen): T~a'torerne @eorg @ig-
babl, Gilman 2arien, Sigltro Se-
renien og Gelegoterne Ole StterneS,
9roofings, g. Sat, Sobn Slaa,
CANTON, Winn.
@oarb Of SrlItees: 1. SON. &. &.
Suite, Satton &c. Saf. Irof. 81.
Sogltao nominereoes til @jeuoalg.
z. 6. Cutie blep palgt. Suppleant,
Sr. Sors G%briitianien, Sarap, &c. ..
3. Som g. e. sfue, Stmrfpp, @is.
Suppleant, Sr, @. $. 2aricn, 9ufe
Wiils, Soma. 3. &r. 8. 8. Grin,
Minneapolis, Milun. SuppIeont, !Sr.
Ssac,b SSacoblen, Sius, Wiinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

aen / Den tibligite gorneoloer pes at
lPre @sruene Statesmen loenoo oa
iortGae Dem 9ibelhiitoric.
b. "a aommanolitoleu nsoucn.
oi9piS maa pGre RELATIONSHIPS irem.
bppe5 set oblcIut nsopenoige / at
@ernene ieuOe5 til Me~nigbeoenS
Smoag@ifole og H~eIigionSifole. iamt
al SorpI0rene iorger Tor at Sc lGrcr
line 2crer bicnme. aun ga fan Hes
l|iQionSifolen bore Trllgt. raar 9sr.
meme fomluer uel iorbere0t iii Sfo.
len.
q Gmeno Observation-Disclosures.
ninQcn pdd @runo al SorboIoene /
Stoten er u0eluffet ira aommltne.
ifoleu bsr ood life ariitenoommeits
&n~0ilnoellc pUre noelnffet. Set ben.
titles oerfor iii hltberifc Nenig.
heoSiolf at uPIge ianoamne Wpno
pon 0e iorificliQe SfoleboaroS, Scr
oil aiere i'm friitcliqe Snoilpoelie
qiPloen0e, ilddr set ifdl orones meo
Gibeu for aonmmaIifoIen og al.
iGtte 2Grerc, ser iorer en- friitisnl.
melia Tdnbriue.
81 I'll Ben Soreneoe airfes Mars.
msocl
aomiteen. iionGprt oeo AarSms.
oct 1914 til 8~ebouoling al Heli.
gion~Sltoleiagen meo lGrlia Seublit
paa StnterrcS 2opaipniug, organize.
rcoe iig uco at uGlgc Tait. StnbfiGr
til 6ormano OF Eait. Sealano iii
| ScfretTr. Qomiteen bar bolot to
Wsoer / aoretS Sob og aonriteeu
rapporterer iom feIaer:
+. ga MISUNDERSTANDING
er al inu operoroentlig itor @etpo.
ming Tor De enfelte Nsru$ Srelie OF
GirfenS Bel. ga oct blir itabig ban.
IfeIiaere at iinbc Ell beniiatsmpsiig
Sio Tor lluoerpiSningert. oa ga Sfo.
len / oct helctagct er ida omiattenoe
- ipritilt oeriom %gunltige 2ooior.
iloa itiIIbe isqeS g%ieuncmisrt / DC
iorlfielige Stater, anbeialer aomi.
teen. at Sc foniererenoe norif luther.
lie Snmiuno inbbpoes til at uonrp-
ne aonliteer til Sumarbeioe meo en-
aomite ira Den Toreneoe airte /
Irsitelien al belle NellgionSlfoleia'
gen mieo oct 6ormaal at iremlGgge
Sorilaq / Soaeu iii Dc reipeftiue
Sumiuro.
.. SmiolcrtiS. ga SfoIelcoere /
enfeIte Stater, 0eribIanot Winucio.
Ia OF Soma. tiao0er Sfole6srn at
upre borte ira AommlnlaIlfolen Tor
at tdgc Gel / HcliQion2itoleL tild.
Ger Goniteen liz al henleoc SprereS,
Vreiter3 oN Neuiqhcocr9 Spmerl'
iomheo pao iolleuoe Crouing. ser
buroc funoe nicmnemiereS noen le.
aole NinOrinQcr, ioIlolo / en- Gel al
Stuterue,
) Qiitritter. 6uor aommnnalito.
len holoe9 guoeu0c iuu IGuQe buert
Nar, at ser life lcunc5 tiIitrGffelig
cQcr hcnijatsmG9iig li0 til Relial'
misunderstanding. lao W~ieuiqbeoernc
Ii 1orbinOclie me0 SfoIebeitprelieu
ida iitauo Ell Croniul, iout uRiert.
liz oGttcr IglAcnOc Funttcr.
a. Nt GIeucr / Sc ierite ottc aIaS.
Ter (lraOc9l / aommualltoIcu. paa
1orpl0rc3 cllcr GurmpnoereS De
giGr, iaor 1iaooclic til at pCrc ira
uprenoc ira Nommwuolifoleu en- bulu
SfoleOda / buer llac puu Den Settn'
qelie at iauoaure &Gru tilbrInaer
%iuooonue babe Sage / 6eIigion3lto.
le oa at oere9 (ill,c0euGrelie | lad'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

Girefterer for 0iofonisiebiemmlet
/ Chicago: Vroi. Senrp Ehonlpion,
Naiturerne Sper &amietb % $. ).
Solmlan.
Non off oper i'll at bebanolC
"1oriIaa til aonltitution" Tor oei
pdatpnfte iorenebe Samfuno. u
trpft llofait blep omoelt / SorIam.
linocn, og bette blep giennemgaaet
aaeitelpia. Get blcu ontaget | NOR
onbre Sornl.
Nncrfienbelie al Sen friiteIigt
Observation-Disclosures, ilig iom Den
er goofienot al DC lutherife &riltite.
blep aiuet. Gette t~ilieies iom 6or'
eninasbetinqelic Tor at ~forebpg9c
nuliq Wisioritouclie ~an3oaenoe Der
Sag.
Sap. l.. Napn, @eficnoc!ie "a Sir
fcififfe.
81. Sette airfeiamiulo fables
Gen norif. h1tbcrife &irfe / Slime.
rofu".
s.. SomIunoct tror, lprer %
6efjen0er, at SEN bclige Sfriit, Del
0onlIc % set me SeitamenteS fa'
noniife @eaer, or Cubs Srb oo Ser.
Tor Sen ~ellcitc Slide % Hcacl ion
Sro, 2rrc % 2ip.
So. Soul Ell fort % iono 6rem-
fitting al @iloS SrbS 2rre ontol
OF b~cfienocr bette Samiltnb iiG til
Sen norife epanacIiif lltberife Sir
feS ipmboIite @ager % @cfjcnoel.
iesifriiter:
AZ Sc 9omtle Spmboler, BET apo
i%toliife, nicGnIfe % ntbanalian'fe;-
81 Sen uioran0rc0e o%llgSbur9if(
Goniesiion % 2utbcrS life 9otefiS'
n,llS.
81. Meo Scnipu til airfeififf(
ouerlaoes set iii enbper Wenigber
at beitemmc bcrom. Men forot Der
/ set belle fan ppre @nSoretbeb og'
ioa / De firfeli9e Gcrenlonier, iao
tilronoer SomiuuOet, at Meniobe.
oerne fpl1er ben norife &irfcS Hi'
tuol, iaolcbe3 mobiiiceret, iom Oct
mt olmin0cIig BRIGGS iblanot oS.
Sap. II. Tormaai.
So. Samfunoets 6ormool er al
orbeioc for 8uos &i5eS @efpiteliC
% llobrebelie peO at:
AZ irenmc SanobcoenS Grficn.
oelie og set friiteligc Gins l(opif'
ling / Wenigbe0erne;
b. iamle % orone lutberife Me.
nigbeoer og biGlpc Dem til at fao
Treiter % 2Grere iamt 6iltaa BEN
meo at toge / BRIG Be al Serren
til bans Wenigbe0 ifipnfeoe Naa-
Oegoper;
q orage Smiors for noroenbc
Erelters, 2preres, Mislionprers %
andre g(rbeiberes llobounelie I'll
Menigbeoernes 9etiening, @arlls oq
llngooms friiteliee ltnoerpisning
Misiionens @ierning og @%armbier.
tiabeoSar6eibets llbpoelie / airfen;
81 oripe Snbren1iSiioneL gore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18
10. 8. @ee,
5. 3. DlpiSofcr,
FeSer 3angier0,
SefrctPrer

Tait $. 6. &oIn r~opportereoe an.
gaaenbe SnoiamIingen til Subtle
umSionoet. San oplpite, at Sub.
ifriptionen ialt io%ctminoite belsb Tia
iii $50, 700.
Ireoug STERN. lite SUM
Gitermio0agaie5iionen aobneoes
nleb Anoagt pco Tait. DR.. 9. ".
Horlie.
Tait. Sulteng ropportere6e ira
Den aomite, iom iiior blep neoiat I'll
at uonrbeioe Regler Tor ct Veniions.
iono Tor Seitrene peb 1iafonisie.
bjemmet.
Get blep peoiaget at optoge oenne
9fapport iii gebanoling.
Get beilutteoes, at Den Sor. airft
bempnoiger oct norif.lutb. Siafo'
nisiebiem til Of oprette CT EeniionS.
iono for 1iafonisier.
Get Yinft, Der 1orellaar 6onoeta
Sannelie, paa Den Waooe, at bper
Tom aiennemganr ct tire aar5 Sur
ms peo Siemmet oa itaor / Stem
NETS 3ieneite erlPgger pr. Wtaaneh
$500 til Sonoets aasie peo Sioer
al DC ieitamentIise 9aper iom maat-
tie ifiRnfes ira lio iii anoen, bler
piit tilbage til aomiteen til iornpei
Sperpeielie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

at en- SormanoS lluocrisaclie or
tlit uoen Neiultat.
S23. Sormanoen ppl9eS paa G
gor. oe andre gntbehSmUno paa 3
Nor; nnc maa .ilhsrc Somiunoet.
Iormanoen % @lceprmanoen prl'
Qe$ blonot Ere'ter.
S24. 6ornanbcn fol:
AZ page ope 0reoenS % Sroe'
mems @eoarelie / Snmiunoct;
b ioapiot mllig beieae Giltrift$.
meoerne;
q mrJIe / S~piitiahcher, naar SCI
beQirreS;
81 iornnuenfaloe o. birilere Gam
iunbSmeberne;
c) holoe @iiitat2 nos GiitriftS.
iormrnScnc, naar Ni3ie bnr Meui0'
hcber;
= niaipc Snoberctnina peo bpcri
SomiunoSmsbe og GiItrifiSmcocrnt
ON lin % airfcroaNctS @irflomher
iont ON Somiunoct5 S%illtano.
S25. Ticeiormonocl itoI noierC
oQe Sornronocns EIiatcr / ocnne|
Eorinlb.
S26. GiitriftSiormUnHcnc prlgeS
al iinc reipeftipc Giitrifter / Spcr.
c%uSitcmneIie mcb 0i2icS aouititt,
tIon.
S21. Scfretrren ifnl:
a. iore Erotofol ouer Somiun6@.
nlsoet9 6orbanblinAcr % bpert 9Ial
poa @runoIag al Nopportrr ira Gi'
ltrift3icfretprerne u0lipe ell IorSbc.
rctninh omfottcl0c nuc Norct;
SamilnbSmpoer me0 Snoberetnin'
ger, @c%ilittninger, Statiitif, 9ilog
Earofialrapporter o.I.p., citcrion
Snmiunoct mouttc bcitenme;
b. ubisre sc iorneOne SfrioeIic,
Tor Somiunbet, iom oettc ener set;
Sorn1anb maatte poolrgge ban;
9 b~eficnbtaierc Si0 og Steo 10,
SomilnoSmeoet minoit ire Mno.
ncOcr / 6orpeien iamt SorbonO.
Iing5gicn'tanbe.
SOS. &nsiereren ifol iorpalte 81
bam al Somiunoet betrpeoc &oSiel
/ OperenSitenntclie meo bets @e.
illltnineer og peo bpcrt Somiunos.
mpoe oflGgae Hegnifab.
500. Board Of 2ruiteeS ppl1es 90
bctS Nettigbeoer og @ligter beitem.
mes / SperensitemneIie meo Sam
funoets SnforporotionSariifler.
$50. Sc ~iornebuc aomiteer 70,
Sen inbre Misiion, Tor Seoninge.
m%iS'ioncn, for neutrality-suspicious.,
beibet, for SorIa9sarbeioet o.i.p. Ii.
gelom Silnftionprer iii MrbeibetS
llofsrelie pGlges al Samiunoet
iom ogiaa 6eitemmer bcreS @irfe'
FELT.
Sap. VI. Samfnnocts NnTaltcr.
S3t. Samiunbet beItprer oa I'M
bcrboloer Sfoler til ErclterS, Care.
res og MisiionprerS ll%o0unnelic or
ar0re bpicre Sfoler til De llngeS
friitclige S~porn1elie, Ionlt 9iafo.
ni5icbiem, @orncbicm, @anlIebicn
o.i.p.
$50. Iroie5iorer og 9Urcre pe>
SuniunoetS Sfolcr ppl9eS % al
iTttes al Samirmoet meo TO Gre
oiebelS Waioritct. Ceres 2Gre uq
Gin n1an femme nleb @ltos Sro oq
Dor airfcS @~cfienoelie.
Sap. VII. Notwithstanding
S33. Meo llrotogelie al 81 oq
S., boiS SnobolO fife MAJ iorali'
ores, iontt oenne Yaragrni, fan Nor.
onoring | oenne aonltltitlon lie pac
ielgenbe Mauoe:
Sorilag til 6oranbrinI irenllGg.
gcS for SumiunOet peo bets Msoe.
bcriom oette biioloer laooant Sor.
Loo nlco iinpel Viaioritet, ifol Sort
lIoget bli beflenbt9iurt Tor nrrnlert
at ~pperpeieS til nrite Weoe. %e>
bette ipttcS SoriInaet un0cr Niitem'
ming, men antGge5 finn me0 TO Src.
0icbcles Mnioritet.
SEQ oenne Tnragraf ifal life Nm.
leoningen pprc ~niifcaret til ! So al
optcgc Sc spriQe llttberifc Spmbo.
Ter.
@eiluttet: Gette aonititution5ior.
Ilag iorelGg5cs Tor sc reipeftiD(
Somfunbs IarSmeber.
10. 8. @pe,
). .. Olpi5ofcr,
FeSer Songiero,
SefrctPrer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-18

5orifFiit paa s0e I
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02

For Sale Fresh Jersey a gal
lon COW. l mile west of Arvada
End. house north Of Juchem
Crossing. Golden car.
H. J. Batter. lO-lp
Visit E. L. Blatter's dahlia
gardens and order your next
years dahlia bulbs now. Grant
Avenue between East 1st. and
ond Streets loft
Market price paid for wheat
and oats delivered at the car:
Evans & Bennett. lO-tt
Colorado Teachers Col
lege pin, black enamel, set with
pearls. Letters c. T. c.
Miss Nina Murchison lO-lt
For Sale-Choice fresh Jersey
COW. L. c. Gillard. Phone Raj.
ston 1891. l0-lt
kindergarten open from Lilo
pm. to A at West End. ST.. just
off of Grand View.
Miss Torbet, teacher. 10-lt
Found Young girls coat.
Owner can have same by calling
at this Office and identifying
same.
Lost - Wooden form for shot
gun on road northwest of Arvada.
Phone Ralston l47l. or leave at
Enterprise. Reward. l0-1p
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02
ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE
Writer Tells Of the Various Distances
at Which Bodies Of Men Can
Be Dstinguis hcd.

Some of the enterprislrg CORE
spondents have been writing some
wonderful tales from alleged inter.
views with wounded mon AID others
In the European war, says the Army
and Navy Journal. One of the best
of these gems told Of troops aiming
their rifles at the enemy one mi!a
away and using the buttons on the
coat as an aiming point, in order to
make hits more certain. The follow
Ing facts may be useful in throwing
little light on the yarn. Men OF
ordinary sight and under ordinary con
ditions of air and light can distinguish
troops as follows: At 100 yards al
the parts of mans body are seen
distinctly, including the general lines
Of the face; slight movements are per
ceptible; the minutest details OF the
uniform, such as buttons, may b.
counted. At 200 yards the outlines of
the face ave confused and the rows of
buttons are invisible, but the color of
the facings, especially II bright, is still
apparent. At 400 yards the face If
n mere dot but all movements of the
legs and arms are still distinct. A,
500 yards the movements OF the arms
are still perceptible. At 600 yards
all details disappear If the light be
strong. however, the files Of squad
can be counted, and individual move,
ments may b. distinguished. At 500
yards the mon cannot be counted and
individual movements are iudstin.
guishable. At 1000 yards line Of
men resembles n broad line, the uni,
form width Of which is broken above
by the line of heads and below by the
line OF legs.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02

you intend to turn when ap-
preaching a street crossing. 1t
attracted a lot of attention the
first time it appeared on the
streets of Denver, from the traf-
fc officers and the people on the
street. The chauffeurs and those
who have had the most exper-
fence in operating cars about the
congested sections of the city see
the practicability of it at once
and furthermore the owners of the
most expensive cars seem the
most receptive to the idea, be-
cause they are looking for some
thing that will protect their cars
from being crashed into and also
it tells the man in front and the
man following which direction
to protect them from damage
suits by aiding them to establish
the blame in case of accidents.
One splendid feature in favor of
the National Automobile Signal
is its nominal cost compared to
the benefit derived and also the
fact that once equipped there is
no cost Of maintenance. If you
are saved from one accident you
save possibly many times the
cost of the signal. Cost Of equip
ment $1,000, no more and no less.
You could not afford to have a
wheel taken off or be delayed on
your trip for that amount of mon
ey, could you? Adv.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02
Want COLUMN.

Money to loan. J. +. White.
c. f. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang..
ing. 34-tf
Plain sewing Phone Arvada
ll7l. 9--9t
For Sale Chicken feed of all
kinds. Oyster shell, grit, char
coal, beef scraps, blood etc.
Evans &Bennett.
If you want to insure or buy a
home or lots or need legal papers
call on j. +. White.
If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan, or have fire
insurance written, See 7. S.
Knapp.
For up-to.datc wall decorations
see A. J. Miller. 4l-tf.
Dressmaking Mrs. Dinwiddie,
west LIST. st. Phone Arvada 46l
Wanted Couple of loads of
good wheat. Market price. In
Iquire Enterprise or see S. II.
Clark. Cor. ". 3Sth. and Ten
nyson Street.
Wanted to buy a jersey bull,
must be light color and over a
and over a year old. Juchem
Ranch Phone RaIston 81. lO-lt
For practical nurse address
Mrs. Ella Wideman. Arvada.
Colorado. Phone Arvada 1861.
viii make few more farm
loans. Private party Confden-
tial. +. o. Box PIG Arvada,
| Colorado. lot
Wanted Roomer with or with
out board. W. +. Barret.
For Sale Extra good black
sows. Bred Farrow early fall.
Phone Ralston 1919
Northover Farm. 10 q
Burlap sacks for sale. Inquire
Postoillce. lO-lt
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Saunders and Gee combination.
AS for US, owing to the fact that
we are holding our wheat for a
higher market and the walking
is bad between here and Glen
wood, we may be obliged to re-
sort to the old rainbarrel this
year.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02
For Rent, Sale or Trade

10 acres under Church Ditch,
crops now on. Good house, barn,
etc. Inquire NJ. d. Cole. Grand
View Ave. Opposite High School
or write Arvada, Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02
New Temperance Campaign

New York is on the job with ;
new temperance campaign, which
some newspapers are pronounc
ing eminently sensible. 1t is
the outgrowth of a plan origina.
ted by the Churches of Christ OF
America. No religious method
will be used in the campaign.
No effort will be made to secure
Legislation prohibiting the sale
of liquor. The sponsors Of the
movement believe that voluntary
abstinence is the only means by
which intemperance may be a.
polished, and their purpose will
be to demonstrate to the individ-
ual the loss in efficiency due to
excessive drinking. A commit
tee Of 100 prominent financial,
industrial and labor union men
will conduct the campaign. AL
bert r. Rogers, an organizer well
known for his work in connec-
ton with the St. Louis World S
Fair, is the active head Of the
movement. Regarding the move
ment a committee member has
this to say: The argument which
has won US support among in
dustrial leaders is that this is
entirely common sense" prop
osition, carried on with the most
modern ideas of administrative
efficiency. We shall make no
use of the heart throb" stuff
or emotionalism of any kind.
What we shall do is to show
everyone if he drinks to excess
he is reducing his ability at max
ing a living" New York news
papers are welcoming the new
movement on the grounds that it
is a thankless task to attempt to
elevate social standards by pass
ing radical laws. Ohio already
has taken up the new movement,
and a society along the same
lines has been organized in Cleve-
land.
Have you seen Hon. Wesley
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02
An Editors Commission

Saws the Litchfield GIL News
Herald: Not long ago a man
came into this Office and stopped
his paper because he said it was
always printing a lot of things a
bout the same people and he said
he was sick of it. Now when
something goes wrong with the
country the government appoints
a commission to investigate and
find out what is the matter, and
the first thing a commission IN
vegtigates is the man who made
the holler to see if the holler was
reasonable holler. So we ap-
pointed a commission consisting
of ourselves TO investigate this
man. We just followed the
mans career ever since we knew
him. The first that happened TO
that man was that he was born,
but he had nothing to 90 with IL.
However, we mentioned him, al
though his parents were entitled
to the credit. When he was IN
his early twenties he got married.
We mentioned that, including the
name of the bride, the preacher,
etc. in fact we mentioned every
thing but the preachers fee,
which was not worth mention
ing. We never mentioned the
fact that he never won any pre-
NUNS at the county fair, be-
cause he never exhibited any
thing. We never mentioned his
name in the list of committees,
because he never attended any
thing. We never mentioned his
name in the list of donors, be-
cause he never donated as much
as a doughnut. We certainly
have been treating this man
shamefuily, but we will agree to
run a nice obituary when the
time comes.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02

We are in receipt of a commun-
ication from Charles Leckenby,
President of the Colorado Editorial
Association which reads in part
as follows: Have you had your
1915 bath yet?-If not, meet with
We other editors at the odd Lu-
cas- Swimmin' Hole" Glenwood
Springs, Sept. 18th. and 18th.
and be cleaned. Red Saunders
and Dell Gee will do the rub
bing." Thanks for the invita-
ton, Mr.. President, but we
would recommend that you lay
in a supply of "Old Dutch Clean
ser" in case you should lose the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1915-09-02

Have you seen Hon. Wesley
Staley's car with the National
Automobile Signal on it? 1t is
not only an ornament to the car
but a very useful device because