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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-01

Tho Island Athletic club Of Wheel
ing hold a yerv elaborafe1v dance and
bowling party last evening af Iasch'e
hall iu South Warwood The hall was
deliberately decorated in green and red
crepe paper The evening was on
Ioyoi boz dancing and bowling Sre
rial music was furnished hv S4undera
and saunders orchestra n Wheeling
81 ~ o'clock everybody was called in
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informal Tea.
Mr. Edward y TarLiu viii bc host.
o.4 this afternoon Hf Dor home ON
Virginia street af an Informal tea
The hours VIII Do from H until /,
O'Clock and twenty ffo member. of
fhc younger social cot have boon boz.
v|IrI Mis-. Ruth Toahuf. will pro-
.Io a' che ''1 table. which viii bear
attractive decoration. of holiday rs
lure
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Ladies Masonic Club mee,ino

The meeting OF the Ladies' Masonic
club Will be held az the Hotel Windsor
on "Wednesday afternoon. January ;,
from ; 10 > o'clock. All members are
urged TO be present as eVeral matters
Will come up Tor discussion.
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Annual Rannuet-

The fifth annual banquet Of the
Nacademy club. was held AZ the STRAIT
ford Springs hotel last evening. and
contributed another delightful affair
20 q busy week OF entertaining 4
centerpiece OF American beauty roses
adorned the table az which covers
were arranged for sixty Euests. The
committee In charge is composed Of
Nc-srs. George Wagner. Elmer Giles
pie. Carl Nccr and George HeIf.r Sol
lowing do banquet. several watch par
Ties we're organizcd. Among those in
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DINNER DANCE
AT FORT HENRY
PROVED ONE OF The MOST DE.
LlGHTFUI OF THE NEW
YEARS EVE
Many Other Delightful Affairs Feat.
ureo the FestiVities-Soeial
Notes Of lntest

The passing or the old year and the
advent of the new was observed at
the Fort Henry club last evening by
"A large number of Wheeling society
FOLK. This vas the largest affair OF
the weekend n was characterized
by delightful appointments. Decora-
tons about h ] were Of a holiday
nature n very attraCtivcly arranged.
southern smilax and holly figured eX-
tensiNely in he general decorative
scheme. Holly wreaths graced the
long windows n smilaN was twined
about the chandeliers and columns
and hung in graceful festOOns about
the walls. In the large assembly
room red was used a~bundantly in the
decoration. the side lights we're shad-
ed in red n nestled in clusters of
greenery. while from the center OF
the room a bronze basket heaped with
~poinsettas and holly hung from ropes
OF red. which We're wound through
bougs OF holly. These same cOlOrs
were used in the trimming of the din
ner tables and at the supper later.
Several visitors in the city were
guests OF honor az a number of dinner
parties and all remained to dance un-
Ill the early hours of the morning.
The Court theatre orchestra furnished
"A charming dance program. adding to
the other pleasing features of the &C
caslon. which had received the care
of Manager Phillips.
Those in attendance were:
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SIDE TALKS
t5y Ruth cameron)
New Years Resolves
For Married Folks

rN'"'' IT'D NAAAAHf |N' INNlN OF tflIH
Pity. Self-Tity is akin 20 solf-lovc. and
quite as dangerous 90 family happiness.
r. oremsmber O., say the kind and graz
cIuus htt" things that make the day
hrl Ehter nd th' heart warmer at so
little cost % EFFORT
To c%ulti,at" the ability 20 put your
self boo his cor h,r place. Most -quarrcIs
mental dI~tErtsmeut~.
Don't speak D-isparaging1y OF
Zach Others Kin
N'N"r Q" speak d~lsparaEiugly Of each
others klu. 4 son may Sc his mothers
faults but IL Do, D.. q good son 6and II
D" isn't he wou.t Doe "a good husband.
hIIal honor viii keep him from discuse-
ing 'h'W unless they are resulting In in
justice 90 his Wife.
Not 20 ~ about with n chin on ones
shoulder. or tp hunt for and cherish
iiil' -Hu'"s There are plenty 90
real troubles in The worir. Don't make
Not tg nag If your partner has some
IhulI~ Ihtt you dH no. feel you ought
e" 'ntur" without protest. pack tha proc
n..t iitHn'd ami. U possible. not I1-
To-. '' req. statement u- r-e case.
N" remember chat certain di-advanf-
' '"ifi.''f nr" we inevitable bal
tn'. of certain Hd.lufIrtr. Do you mar
l.h 90 woman h".IIs. 500" VAS SO m
pm Der l"f" nf Huu and her enjoy
NIr days. don't blame isr ~ she I4
1al5 inieq- in h,r devotion 20 her
sometimes inconvenience vow.
now often fnu can avoid n
P4arr'i by "a smil. a uttls patience. an
Lots Of Things Are Nobody-s Fault.
N.' f" russ over lt.rr little thing
ii1f r.. wrong Iu pho household. ami
if' fH blame Do on somebody. s. great
many ihinl- Hr' nobody fault a. all.
lI' unfpriunff. h7rrrrrurr
way iu "-t,rroWinE fhn' particular fault
100 tnI which most annoy your part
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Dinner Party.
Watch Party.

1 James Baker and Leslie ! Arnold
entertained a number Of their Young
friends with a watch party last eve
ming at h Arnold home. No. 32l Nor
ton avenue. and at the Becker home
az No. 81 Morton avenue The early
evening was spent at the Arnold
home, where games and music were
the principal diversions. Shortly be-
fore midnight those in attendance en-
loved splendid refreshments at the
Baker home and later returned 10 the
Arnold home TO watch the old wear
out and the new one in.
Those In attendance at the pleasant
affair were
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one Of the "a New Year parfiee
was given last evening by Miss jamie
Kraft az her home on Sfxtcerth
street. The guests euiovcd "a series
OF games and later dancing filled tho
hours until the advent Of tho new
var \ luncheon Of dainty arpoint.
mruts was served near midnight
Those On attendance were.
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a committee composed OF the follow
ing nave seen TO %perfecting the plans.
which insure "A delightful afternoon.
Those in charge are: Messrs. Lon
Edwards. G. G. Cook. Howard Oliver.
William McClung and j. f. Giffen.
Dinner Party.
Mrs. Samuel Noyes at her home on
the Island will preside as dinner host
ess this evening. Attractive appoint
ments will mark the affair and there
will be places arranged for the follow
ing guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. 7
Mr.. and Mrs.J j. Frank Reister
Carol
Misses
Katherine Reister Gertrude Carol
virginia carroll Marie Reister
MeSsrs-
John Carol Charles Carol
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the social room where they enjoyed 4
very delicious luncheon. Following
THIS they all watched the old wear
leave n the new year come In.
Following are those attending the
affair:
Misses.
~GeneNleye Wendell Sophia Landmeyer
L'elyn Shull Carrie Schneider
DOra Mull Bertha \olte
SdroiIh spring Wilma Harper
Nell Ponenbarger Hazel Smith
iielen Bruner Eva Kelly
Marie NiedermeyeIStella Hefner
hachael Davis Dorothy Lasch
Clara DE Cant
Messrs.
John HOFFMAN Ted Gardner
EdWard Hart George Bremen
Auolph hohler =. X. Mountford
Johh hush Oscar SaVageOt
George Morrison Richard Noii
Hoy Poffenbarger W. 4. Stump
Charles Brandfass George Prettyman
LOUIS j. Sacher Albert Gatewood
Leonard smith Bye Mayors
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Semper Siftings.

John Grattan and J b Plato had
the honor OF being elected on the
Sempcr school board. We hope
they will prove n satisfactory board,
Christian Hoeckel. formerly of
Semper. II brother of Christina aud
Ernest Hoeckel has recently re-
turned after II long stay in Wash
ington, New York, Chicago and
Missouri being at these different
places with the American Aero
plane Club. He is an airship in
ventor and has been at his inven-
ton nearly fiye years. He worked
Tor John Wick last summer heruing
cows AS he thought 1t IA good idea to
be out IN the open 80 he could study
out hi. ideas to a better advantage
and so he succeeded with it. lie
had u good offer from the govern
inent, which was accepted and he is
well provided for Tor lie. Hats off
to the young man. He Is member
OF the Crescent Grange at Broom
field and is we'll known thru out
Sempcr District. He lett last We'd
nesday evening for Washington ID
& to close the five year contract
with the government. He will re-.
main IN ashlngtOn Tor some time
experimenting construction and
running the first aeroplanc of the
special make. Mr. Hoeckci was
born in Germany but is now II nat
uraliZed citizen OF this country and
Is to he morv than congratulated ON
his success. His many friends will
he surprised To hear the welcome
news, especially now when our
government - so eager to grasp
such opportunities as Mr. Hoeckcl
offered them.
The election at the Lothrop school
resulted in "a tie for J : Calkins and
j Atwatcr. Another election vii,
he necessary.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Slringfellow
and Miss Ferguson were entertained
at lurcbeon by Mr. and Mrs Malins
on Monday.
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well pleased with business con-
ditions and many are heard to
say that if it was to do over
again they would vote dry" in
stead of wet" as they did be-
fore. The conditions even in
Golden. where Coor's big brew
cry is located, are even better
than many anticipated. The
Coors plant is now engaged in
the manufacture of near beer
and we understand is suffering
no great slump in profits. There
is strong talk Of the saloon for
ces pressing the issue for the re-
submission in November. 1t is
our candid opinion that the
''drys" will triumph by 10, 600
votes over their victory last time.
Results of elections in the local
option states have been to great
ly increase dry territory, with
only a small pei cent slipping
back to the wet column.
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BuraIar Asleep on the Job.

There are some jobs you may fall
asleep on and get away with it; but
not that OF burglarizing. A second,
story man fell asleep on his job at New
York and snored so loudly that the
cops had difficulty in Weakening him.
And after they had landed him behind
the bars he began to weep 1T isn't
that l SO much mind doing my bit be,
hind the bars" said the burglar, its
meeting up with my pals some day
that's going to hit me hard"
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three mill tax was levied and the
| finances were found to be in excel
lent condition. 1t was decided by a
unanimous vote to refuse to repair
til" Haincs school as the condition
of the building Is such that it would
be cheaper to build new school
house
Mrs Boise Smith and daughter.
after spending several days on Raj
stOn returned over the Moffat Road
Monday to their Gilpin county
home.
James Henderson, foreman for r
Tucker. has been spending several
days on Kalston locating several
herds Of cattle in the different pas
lures.
Seeding is delayed on account of
the heavy storm, which was much
needed. The ground is now in eX-
cellenL condition, but the fruit crop
will be killed.
Leyden is now working as orders
are somewhat scarce.
Enterprise Grange will confer the
third and fourth degrees on u class
OF hVe at the next regular meeting.
The Democratic primary in Raj
stOn precinct for the selection of
delegates to the county assembly
Will be held at the office of II n
Miller on Wednesday evening. May
10.
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Broomfield Buds

Miss Edna Molholm who Las beer
teaching school Mt Stoneham, Colo.
tins school season. will return hom,
May q.
Some feed" In addition to mu.
steal program Ii scheduled for Fri.
day night Grange meeting. All
Drangcrs especially invited.
Mrs Molholm and daughter Edith
visited relatives and friends in
Lakewood and Mhcntridg. Thurs.
day, April y.
Miss Dorothy CLAY visited rclu-
tircs and friends in Denver Satur-
day and Sunday.
n 'kcnsingstOn' WAS held last
saturday afternoon at the hom. OF
Miss Eleanor Tucker. In spite oi
the inclcincncy oi the weather mos,
All OF the invited were present
Russell Rid-daic, formerly sfrom
Michigan VINO Worked Tor " 4
Jackson recently moved to Craig,
Colorado.
Annual school elections wcr. held
ut Broomiicld, Lorraine. and Scmp-r
school houses Monday afternoon
AT Lorraine school. q 4 smith. rural
man carrier On RroUmIiclu Route
No. =, was elected secretary hllinp
Mrs Geo T. tochran's place. T. Mltz.
and Frank Smith -till remain on
the board.
II ~ variously estimated that the
cold snap visiting Broumtcid sec.
tlon sunday night, froz- from one
thirh TO two thirds OF the apple
blossoms, however. half III" apple
trees were budding only.
Miss Harriet Ho-mrr l. reported
on the sick list with a bad cn-. of
mumps.
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Want COLUMN.

J. F. White has few houses
for rent. one is modern. 45-1t
C. F. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 34-tf
For Sale-Chicken feed of all
kinds. Oyster shell, grit, char
coal, beef scraps, blood, etc.
Evans & Bennett.
If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure a loan, or have fire
insurance written, See T. S.
Knapp.
You can't beat either the
Chevrolet or the Dodge cars for
service and style, price consider
ed. See A. l.. Davis.
Plant home grown shade trees,
five varieties, 25 cents in. in di-
ameter. H. Muhlenbrock. Phone
Arv. 1S4 W. 3S-tf
Early cabbage plants now
ready. John Baer tomatoe
plants best early on market, also
Livingston Beauties, Caulitlower
and other vegetables plants.
Manchester Greenhouse. Phone
Arv. II W. 43-4p
Progressive Ever bearing
strawberry plants now rerdy foy
delivery. j. l.. Salladay, Col
lege Avenue, Phone Arvada As.
42-1t
Good black horse for sale, VT.
1900, 7 years old. $3.50. 45-lt
Lost-Ladies dark blue coat
on road between Chas. Bells
place and Lewis station, on Col
den car line. Mrs. A. K. James,
Wheatridge, Colorado. 45-1p
Hood River and Aroma Straw
berry plants, tOmatOe and cab
bage plants. Phone Arv. lS9 W.
as 1t
Baby Chicks for sale. Phone
Arvada SO w. As 1t
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silk in History.

The credit of making the first silk
is given to Sizing, wife of HoangTi,
emperor Of China, 2600 B. c. Among
the Greeks Aristotle-3S4.322 B. c.
is the first who mentions it. 1t was
not until A. D. $50, however, that it
began to be cultivated in Europe, the
first eggs being then brought from
India by some monks.
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Political Announcement

The Undersigned. an attorney
at law. officing at 9O3 Centra
Savings Bank, Denver and re-
siding in Mountain View. Colo.
has decided to seek the nomina-
ton for County Judge OF Jeffer.
son County. on the Democratic
ticket at the fall election and
conversion and asks your sup.
port to that end.
CHAS. f. FRIEND.
Tel. Main 1926.
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Quill Pens in History.

Quill pens were made in the fifth
century. There is no record of their
earlier use. Theodoric. the Ostrogoth
king, is said to have been illiterate
and unable to write his own name. A
golden plate was made with the letters
Of his own name cut through it. This
was placed over the document he was
expected to sign, and he traced his
name through the open spaces with a
quill.
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The Man Who Wins.

No two men can take thing Just
alike. and very few can sit down quiet.
ly when they have lost n fall In lifes
wrestle and say: Well. here | am,
beaten. no doubt. this time. by my
own fault. too. Now. take a good look
at me. my good friends. ns | know you
all want TO do. and say your say out.
for | AM getting up again directly and
having another turn Of it."-Thomas
Hughes.
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Coli P.ayiro Brought For-une.

When the duke OF York was living
in Edinburgh in 1851 he was told that
a certain shoemaker named patersone
was the best golf player in Scotland.
and him. tho duke, later James II,
chose A. partner in u foursomc. win.
ming q huge stake. He promptly turned
over the money TO Patersone. who
forthwith built a house In which the
duke placed stone with a Pa,ersonc
crest bearing the motto, Far and
Sure"
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Notice of Election
NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND
ELECTION IN SCHOOL DIS
TRICT NUMBER TWO IN THE
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
STATE OF COLORADO, TO BE
HELD ON SATURDAY, THE
10th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1916.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Pursuant to the requisite action of
the Board of Directors of School
District No. ., in the County of JEFF
ferson, State of Colorado, special
election of the duly qualified cleo
tors of said School District, who
have paid school tax therein in
the year next preceding such elec-
ton, is hereby called 1or and the
same will be held on Saturday. the
10th day of May, A. ID. 1916. at the
Primary School Building in the
Town of Arvada, in said District
and County, beginning at the hour
OF one O'Clock p. NJ; for the pur-
pose of voting upon the question
hereinafter stated.
At said election called as afore-
said, there will be submitted to the
qualified electors of the District,
who shall have paid Il school tax
therein III the year next preceding
such election, the following ques-
ton:
"SHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT
no. =, IN THE COTNTY OF JET
FFRSON, STATE OF COLO.
KADO, CONTRACT A BONDED
IN INDEBTEDNESS IN THE A.
MOUNT OF $4,000. FOR THE
PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS
TO ERECT AND FURNISH A
SCHOOL BUILDING WITHIN
AND FOR SAID DlSTRICT; AM
MAY THE BOARD OF DlREC-
TORS OF SAID DISTRICT ISSU +
\ EGoTIABEE COUPON BONDS
OF SAID DISTRICT, IN SUCH
AMOUNT, FOR THE SAID pUR-
PDSE:'
The question so submitted shall
be voted on at said election by the
qualified electors of the said school
District who shall have paid Il
school tax therein ia the year next
preceding said election, at the
Primary School Building. in the
Town OF Arvada, in said District
and County.
The polls will be opened at the
hour OF one O'Clock =. NJ, and kept
continuously and uninterruptedly
open until the hour of Seven o'clock
i. NJ. Of said day. at which last
mentioned hour, SAID polls will be
closed. The vote will be taken by
ballot, and the ballots used in vot-
ing on the question above submitted
VIII be supplied by the judges of
eicction,to the voters. No ballot will
be received by the judges of cleo
tion, unless the person Offering
same shall be qualified clector OF
the district, and shall have paid Il
school tax therein in the year next
preceding said election.
IN WITNESS " HEREOF. the Board
oi Directors OF School District No >. in
the county OF Jefferson. State OF Colo
rado, has caused this notice to be signed
by its secretary, and to be published
aud posted rs required by law, this 18th
day OF April. A. y. 1910.
(SeaD L. J.. NEWCOMB,
Secretary board oil Directors Of
School District No. >, jefferson
County, Colorado
First publication April p, 1916
Last publication May II. 1916.
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English Coroners.

The office of the English coroner is
common law, having been mentioned
as "coronator' in the rule Of King
Athelstane. in the tenth century; but
his duties no longer include inquests
into Vhe death Of royal fish, such as
the Whale and the sturgeon, that func-
tion having been repealed by the coro-
ner's act of 1887.
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Didn't Want 10 See Il.

Tho gentleman had Jus, related TO
the lady an anccdo,c with a double
entendrc In II, And tho lady. being
such. did not smile. Aha" he said.
in disappointed tones. you prove tina,
women have no sense Of humor. You
didn't see the point. did you7" No. "
she answered. with dignity. No, II
its what I suspect Il TO-"
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Ventilation Of Engine Rooms.

For vcntilatinG engine rooms large
electric fans are employed So. too.
the coal bunkcra have to be ventilated,
owing TO the gas which the coal gives
o6. This gas when mixed with air
forms an explosive: so. In order to
prevent the possibility OF injury TO
men or ship. = supply and an eNhaus,
Pipe are fitted In such a manner as to
cause . current OF air.
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unfailino Remedy.

Anxious Father-"Can you tell what
ails my daughter" Doctor-"She
does not take enough outdoor exer.
else" Father-"She does not feel like
it." Doctor-"True; so she needs ton.
ing up" Fathcr-"What do you
recommend" Doctor-"A new hat"
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In its Larger Aspects.

small, round.headed man who can't
see the other side of any given ques-
ton any more than If it weren't there
at all has OF introducing his remarks
is to say something about viewing
the matter N its larger aspects
Ohio State Journal.
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Cinnamon,

1t is seeming paradox that the
best-flavored cinnamon bark is pro.
duced on poor. white, sandy soil. 1t
must, however have an abundance Of
moisture, the choicest growing in a
temperature Of S. legrees, where the
rainfall is about one inch for every
degree Of temperature.
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ALWAYS Some Smoke,

Although smokel.ss powder dates
back nearly fifty years. II was not un
I'll about 1856 that 1t attained its real
efficiency and srrang into general use
However. even the best of this powder
Is not absolutely smokeless.
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Danish West Indies,

The Danish West Indies. comprising
the three islands, st. Croix, st. Thorn
as and st. John, have an aggregate
area Of 1913 square miles. The $4,000
inhabitants, mCst OF whom are of the
negro race, are engaged in the culti
vation OF sugar cane, cotton. fruit and
vegetables.
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esnIlIss0 Give Protection

Potash fertilizers seem TO give pro
lection from frost. A French market
gardener has found that plants in .
Geld strongly fertiliisd with kain,t
suffered little rom . series OF heavy
frosts. those on lightly fortified area
we're more injured. and those on un.
treated land were much damaged.
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Upper Ralston

The school election in District No.
passed oil quietly with but one
candidate Tor secretary In the race.
John kimmett receiving ~ votes.
1t was determined by vote 10 build
n concrete retaining wall IN front
lrNeling up the grounds and i'm
proving the school property. A..
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Farm Loans,

Will make a few more farm
loans. Private party Confiden-
tial. p. O. Box PIG Arvada,
Colorado. 10-tf
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Eccentric 1hieverv

Kansas has developed n thief with
some claim to ecccntricity. He stole
l3 animals from a skunk farm, and
the sleuths OF the law refuse to fol-
low the sccnt.-Houston Post.
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Sickness and Destitution.

While much attention has been re.
Gently given TO tho subject OF accident
prevention. yot accidents cause only
about one.sevcnth as much dcstitution
as sickness.
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After all, it is the man who ac-
knowledges his mistakes that
counts these days - especially if
they be political mistakes.
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Sawed.ON Sermon,

Two important events In u mans
life are when ho finds hair coming on
his upper lip AMI when he finds II
going from the top OF his head.-ln'
diannpolis Star
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ANYHOW, Who Cares d,

Using radioactive phenomena for
the basis OF their calculations, two
British scientists believe that the
world is at least III 100000 years old.
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No Conparisop.

II is an indisputablc fact that tho
m1occo.bound encyclopedia Is less
wsighiy than the plain, wcll.Allcd
pockc,book
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ARVADA ENTERPRISE.
W. W. MOBERLY. owner and Editor.
Phone Arvada 95
( MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION

An exchange asks, What is
the matter with Denver" Ans
wer-"Bon and Tam and Wine,
Women and Song"
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impossible 20 ForoIve.

We may forgive those who bore US.
We cannot forgive those whom We
borc.-La Rochofoucaud
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preseryiro Them.

why don't you urc your brains,
Douglass" Because | want them TO
ast."--Lon6on Punch