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Connecticut western news., 1917-10-11

The Mission Circle of the Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs. John G. Adam Friday afternoon at o'clock. r
Connecticut western news., 1917-10-11

$775.s2
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27

&ppcn hugen, 26. Sft. Sic
Scutld1e 3eitltus in Berlin meloet ba6
Sr. 0tidnelis I'M 8unslcromt bleiben
ipI. Sus Serliuer SaaebIatt iagt. aus
5uocrldiiiacr Gllelle perlnute, boB Der
&aiier olf Sen &ath ieiner Hatb9eber
bcidlpileu babe, 81. Micbaelis i'm
Gunslernmt su bcbaltcn unh sic bon
sen Mebrbeitsparteieu i'm Heihstaa
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characterization fat rieii9en Nmf=
IdlrMmg.
Grtrag tpar int bprigen So6r $40
100000; Eenniplponia itebt
pbctan.

Gos @cologilbe Bureau il, @ai6=
ingtnn beridtet, oab i'm poriaen Sab
re III ben Sereinigtcn Staoten fir
$79,O4t,699 5teinc ecforoert nor
Sen iino. Son Sem Geiamn,tlpertb
reprGlentirtcn &alflteine 50 Tro5cl1t
coer $41,319,971, cine 3nnabne
!bon iibcr II 3ro5ent ii6er Sen @ertb
bon 1915. 9tarnlpr repralcntirte
| fat 8 Trusent 0es @eiamnttlpertbes
pocr $7,033,171, unb seigtc cine 3u-
natll1c bon 9 Yrn5ent. @ranit battc
eincn ssertb bon $t7,4tS,5S2, 9a-
Halt lulb persponbte @eiteinsarten ST.
666, ,297, lm0 SanbItein $5,603,7 ,77S.
Ser Staat Hennipluania iibcrtral
hci ipcitcnt ole anbercn 'Staatett, oc-
! |ren @eIanrnltprobnftion 81 EroSent
Der AroOnftion Ser &ereinigten Staa-
ten bil0ete, ii,0ent Sic HroOltfticn al,l
iiber elf Mllionen Collars belpertbc1
mar, apiibreno Ohio oils ,,dhltbod,iter
lStaat $6,611,00O alfpics. Melr
Dorf ipar ser picrtc Stoat nit $5,,
I343, 900.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27
True translat &, & led with the
postmaster at Ds,, /, VT, Iowa, on
october q, 191aa required by
Act of October GA1oI7.
8pa ber 5rcibeitsaulcibe.
Associated Press
{ Associated Press

.
$50 bingt on. 26. Stt. Sic
Notwithstanding lit beute ben grobcl
Siel betrddtli6 naber getomu,e,l UNI
es bat fat ben slnidein. ais ob Sic
100000 Sreitpilligen. Die fir Dcu
Grfolg Der snlcibe tbdtig iinb, Sic
3eidnlngen iiber oie Siinimilliarbenz
gren3e binaus bringen f0n,lten.
ogs lit mir nod Gin Sag iibrig"
fagtc Getretar McNooo beute. u0t0ge
iebcr Yatriot in slmcrifa. Ser nod
nidt fir bic Anleibe ge5eicbnct fat,
Deute ieinen ginmen allf bic Gbrenlilte
Der 3eidner fit bic 5lucite Srcibeitsz
anleibe ieber."
Sic sdabnmts6eamten la9ten, SAB
jeocr erbdltli6e 9ollar n0tbig lei. ltn,
Die @elammtlumme auf S 9iilliarben
5ll bringen. S1 allen Sbeilcn bes 2auz
bes lit man en,lig bemiibt, am letten
Gage nod cine 0lilliarDc aui5ubrin9en.
lln1 8 llbr abcnDs berednete man
im Sdabalnt, bab $3,635,00O,000
gescidnet 1eic1, ga6 abcr suglei6 al,
bab oie5 cine fonlcrbatlbc s1dtung
lei, ocnn altber sen @e5irfeu bon 9nls
las uno San 6roncisco bdtten ale
8unbcsreIerpcbe5irfc ibre g3uertbeiz
lllngen ii6cr5ei6nct, lll,b es 19eine
iidcr 81 icin, boB mcbrerc 9e5irfe bie
36bltlumne iibcrldreiteu ipiirben.
gs lei ieboh ausgei6lolien. erfldr1
ten Sic 9eomtcn, oab murgcn slbcno
and nur cine Sddbl,ng Ser @clammtz
illmmc n,Dglid iein ipcroc 8abrs
idcinlid lpiirbc ii6 sic slmme lclblt
nod mebrercn Su9cu mod ni1t angcz
ben ldlien.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 81, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6. 1917.
Nembcrnms bcr &ublcnprciic cr,uartct.
Associated Press
Us a ID'in9ton, 26. St. Scr
Npblcnberipalter 9r @nrfielo iibcrz
reid)te YrdI. gilion bcutc lcine gmz
pfeblungen be5iiglid einer @epiiion scr
apblenpreiic an bcn @ruben. @te erz
innerlid, ipucben fiir5li6 5ipilcben bcn
@rubcnhciibcrn l11,b zSrbeitcrn in bem
ipgcn. Central GpnpetitipcSielo 2obnz
crbDbnngcn pereinbart, iuoollrb sic
8etriebsplten bctrdbtlid6 9eltic9cn linb.
ST.. Garfielb ipollte iieb libcr bic bon
ibm 9cmabten @prl6logc nibt dubcrn,
iolange Der Eraiibcnt feline gnt11ciz
Dung nidt getruifen fat.
Sic Den @rllbenarbeitcrn in anbez
rcn Soblcngcgcnbcn bc5ablten 2Dbnc
ridten lid6 nod Sen I'M 3cntraIgcbict
bpn Sbiu, Sllinois, Snbiono unoEcnn=
iplbaniu siiltigen 20bnen. llnb es miro
allgen1eil, angenomncn. oab, ipenn sic
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PIG a 4. ST. 9abtnpurt, So.
III J 9cr 8mnocstanptitaot.

I Yreiie fir bas 3entralgebict ipcgen Sci
bDberen 20bne gcd,,bcrt iperben iollz
ten, lie audi fir anoere @ebiete sednz
bert iperpen mDgen, ipp sic 2ebensber>
bdltniile b0bere 2obnc re9tfcrtigen.
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October u, 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
Seine 8cidlagnabme.
gSalbingtpn, 25. Stt. Seutz
| Iiben Nei6sangeb1rigen unb 8iirgern
Der oeutihen @crbiinoetenL bie IN bies
lem 2unbe anldliig iino, ipurbe am
9onncrstag bon q. Dlitdea Ealmer,
&ultos fir auslanoiides gigentbun,
Die 3ulibernn9 gegebcn. bab ibr @elb,
ipel1es lie in 8nnfen bcppnirt baben,
nidt bon Ser 9fegierung beidblagnabmt
iperoen miro.
~gs 1dcint Elm gctpilies WdBberz
itdnbnib". 10 beiBt es in elmer grfldz
rung Ealmers, vii6cr Sen status gu
beitebcu. ipelden @iirscr ober Inter-
tbanen 9eutldlanbs unb icincr 8er=
biinbeten. Sic in bielem 2onbe Ieben,
unter bem G,clel, iiber Sen @anbel nit
bem Seino bobeu. Gpl6e Yerioneu
fallen nidt ltnter Sic gubrif uTeinb
pbcr Gcrbiinbeter oes Scinbes", ipie
iie in Sen, Geieb entbalten lit. gelb
1ol6cr Herloncn, bas in 8anfen bieles
2anoes bepunirt lit. lrntcrlie9t teiner
@cl1la9nabme icitens oerNe9ierllng."
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October 27 1917, as required by
Act of October 6, 1917.
slmcrifaniidcr 9ampfer int &f
nit 9andbuot.
gsalbington, II, 25. Gft. Cine
bcute an, 1pdten 9iadn1ittag pp,n a)saz
rineamt per0fientli9te slnfiinoi9ling
entbiiat sic Sbotiade, baB oas Sdiif,
bas fiir5lt6 einen &alnpf nit einem
feinbli9cn Sau6boot 5,l beiteben batz
te, cine Scr amcrifanilden 2llcfenbad)z
bampfcr mar 1lnD bab cs am 19. Sf=
tpbcr 5u bcm eripdbnten @cfedt tam.
Meuu Herionen, baruntcr lieben
Mann Ser 8e1atnng oes S6iffe5
llno 5lpci damn Der @elbiibbebienung
iplrbcn perlpunbet.
Sic Nnfiinbi9ung bes Wiarincan,tcs
hnt fnfnenSe,, gEnrtInut.
u9as Sslottenocpartement fat Sic
Mittbcilllng crbalten, bnb Der ancriz
fanildJe Sampler Slldcnbab"
am 10. Sftpber BON einem feinbltden
gau6boot angcgriifcn iuurbe. Gus
8cfept bducrte bon 1885 frilb bis
1t:4O Gormittags nnb ipl,rbe burd
bic .anfunft eines omerifaniid)cn Taz
tro66iffcs abgebrobcn. Sic "Sllfenz
bad" lpuroe mcbrnals getrpffen, bod)
erlitt bas etbiff feinc crnitlidcn 8e~
iddbigungen. Sicbcn Mann Scr 8ez
iabl1ng ser r2ufenbab" nno 5lpci
Wlann Ser armirten 8adc iuurbcn
beripllnbet." v
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27
MnS Dct,t @taatc.

gelammclt iperben, NIT 9cldlag 81
belegcn llnb CUR &ertbeillln9 gu brinz
gen. gs ipnroe 3errn @cbfer binterz
brabt. baB pcridicbene Sirmen iibcr<
mdbig 9robc &oblenborritbe einlegen.
solltc tbotIddlid cine &oblennotb
eintretcn, bnnu ipirD er biclelben iuz
fort belhlagnabmcu. Gcs 1peitercn
ipirb CT Sdrittc unternebmen, l,m sic
M1tsfltbr bon Spiua aoblen in anberc
Staateu 5ll perbinocrn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October q, 1917, as required by
Act of October s, 1917.
Sic teutiden I9eilnehu.cr.


lterb a III, %. Stt. Ser bol=
ld,nilde Iutifric9sratb gab ant Son<
nerstas sen,db elmer NmitcrbomerSes
pelbe betonnt. oaB lid nnter Den beuts
ldcn Sbeilncbmeru Ser Snternattonas
len apnfcrens in Scrn, Sic iiber Sraz
gen betreifcnb citer 2iga Ser gtatione1
rerbanbcln ipiro, Sr. Gonarb Saoin.
gbuorb 9crnitein, 9r. &urI @ilbelm
ssolieans Seine unb YbIipp SdeiSez
maui, ip5ialpen,cfratildbe @titglieSer
bes 8cidstoscs. befinbcn tucrscn, ioz
ipie Gr. @ernbarS Gernburs, Der
friibcrc &plnnialicfretdr. Hrofeiio,
SDritcr, Siirlt GIeranbcr 3obenlcbcs
|Sdilliuaiiirit ms Srcfeilor SbcoSort
Niemcpcr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27

= Hcit1sfan5ler Wiidmelis oenft
nidbt al 9iiltftritt, pie CT iagt
oerartigc @coanfen fonlmcn oit iIeer
Naft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27

Scr &ries.

True translation filed with the
postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, on
October ~, 1917, as required by
Act of October s, 1917.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27
stmbcntcn faufcm 8pnns.
9rubt nit aobIcubeidlaauabmc

9es 80 inc 8, 20. Sft. SpIlte
cine ipirtlitbc aoblennptb III Sotpa eiu=
trctcn, Damn lit Der Soipa aobleu=Mbs
miuiitrator @cbiter entIdIoIleu, .eros
6c Mcngen 8oblen, sic lebt bon erns
zen inonitrielleu ltntcrncbmlngcu an=
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Gin gono lit jebcm $,cin,.

8 ter lpp, Sa., 26. Sft. Gin
8pub in jebem 3ein" berlpridt iid)
bis morgen fir Dicle Stabt periptrfltz
den GIT tppllen. 2aut mtliher Shdz
bung baben bon Sen 1900 San,ilien
Der Stabt 5000 @pnos gefauft. Ser
$50 8onb lit bci ipcitem am popuz
ldrIten gcipeIcu, iporalls es it'd err
tldrt, bub bts jctt nur $1,3S3,200 bon
Sen Der Staot 5rertbeilten $1,75O,OOO
uuf9ebra6t iporben lino. Gos slnleibe=
Npmitee eriuartet iebod, bab Sic 3uz
ertbeilung big ,rprgen gbenb errei9t
1perben tpirb.
8atriptiihc &irdc.
HDan, sSr., 26. Sft. Hpat, Gin
t.s..,cr Grt IN Selalpare County, bat
iuabri6cinlic) bic patrtotildlte Stride
ibrer Gr1bc in Den Ser. staatcn. &uz
riecn sonntag 5eid1ctc Sic ct. Eaz
tr,ds tatboliidc Stride na,,,lib $10,z
900 fir Sic Sreibeitsanleibc.
3alo famft ypnbs.
Sal ., Sa., 26. Oft. Sic Ginipobz
ner bon Ealo 5eidneteu 9icnstag
slbenb $4,000 in elmer @criammlung,
III Der ST.. Spiepb Sollfup lnb 2lopS
Serflinecr Inipraben bielten.
Gtubcntcm famfem 8pmns. .
GpunciI gIuffs, Sa., 26.Sft.
sSn ci,er bcgeiitcrten @erianmlnn9 III
Der Gultncil Bluffs 9odIbulc luuroel
i'm @an5cn $13.550 ben bcr Stuocnz
ten utb 2ebrcrn fir Bic Srcibcitsane
leibc ge5eidnct.
9rpbt NIT acknowledgements.
9es 80 inc 8, 20. Sft. SpIte
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Sas Sd,ifial Der Hunlanuius.

9ctrpgrao 20. ct. Gas rlns
iild)e @orpurlament miro lih Den 3ets
trngaberihten 5llfulge III Babe NIT
benz Scbtti iol Der SamiItc 9iomanop.
bie il, ser gidbe bon Subpl3f in Slblz
ricn gcfanscu gcbultcn tuirn. bcfnnen.
9cipnocre shlfmertIorlfctt iuiro ber
Sruoc Ser cpentuellen &erbanrltng pe5
ebemaIiseu &aiIerS llnb lelner ndd)lteu
&crlpuuoten 9eldlcntt nerocn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-27

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav.
enport, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18
The Garden of Allah

The stupendous production of
wonderful stage settings, pcoplcd
with most exotic beings, who rival
the wonder of the most beautiful
scenes by their brilliant acting.
the Garden Of Allah, will come to
the Broadway theatre, Denver, on
Sunday, January DIST, for limit
ed engagement Of eight days with
matinees Wednesday and Satur-
day.
The dramatization of his own
novel by Robert dickens with the
help of Mary Anderson de Navar-
ro, gives to thcatrcgoers a very in
teresting play.
Every character in the play
stands out true to life in so far as
concerns its native environment.
just the high spots in their lives
are presented. Only the biggest
moments that are in keeping with
the vastncss suggested by the
framework of the action are given
by the authors. Almost every one
of the beautifully written lines fly
to climaxcs. where the real acting
Of the players is brought forth and
the idea of immensely strength
cned.
The theme is big-the torturcs
Of II man 5 soul by memories OF the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18
Beet.Raising The L
Coming Industry

Judging from the large and
enthusiastic gathering at the
City Hall Saturday afternoon to
meet representatives from the
Great Sugar Company. sugar
beet raising will become an i'm
portant industry in this section.
The hall was we'll filled and at
the close of the conference d
large number of the farmers pre-
sent signed contracts from 5 to
20 acres each.
The sugar men expressed
themselves as highly pleased
with the response of the farmers.
Mr.. Nc Creary. manager Of the
Longmont Sugar factory with
his field man Mr.. Nc Millen
were present and from here
taken to Loeb Lomond where
the Darden Pomona Grange
was holding a place on the pro-
gram for them at 4 o'clock.
They were warmly greeted at
each place and it is generally be-
lieved that their visit was an
omen of good and that a new
era is about to be drawn in this
section. Let US hope so.
As an indication of what sugar
beet growing means to a commu-
nifty, we print the following:
Greeley, Colo, Jan. l2-Thc
sugar-making campaign for the
factories Of the Great Western
Sugar company is expected to end
in this district on Sunday. The
factories at Greeley, Windsor and
Eaton have had their allotments of
beets from the Weld county fields
so adjusted that the campaign can
end as nearly simultaneously at all
plants as possible.
The Greeley factory will have
sliced H total Of 100000 tons of
beets, for which the farmers were
paid al average of Sc ton, on an
average of 1889 per cent sugar
contents. This will bring the total
paid to Weld county beet growers
to $2,5OO.OOO. The company has
suffered a loss of w per cent in
its extraction per ton this year,
largely ,becau4e of the unusual
weather conditions at the time of
harvesting the beets and making
them up into sugar.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18
Young Man Accidentally
Shot While Handling Gun

A sad accident occurred near
Daniels station last Sunday about
II o'clock which cost the life Of
Harold Carver. ID, son Of Hon.
B. F. Carver, ex-senator of Jcffer.
son county. Harold was on a
hunting excursion with two neigh
Dor boys named Sherrick of
Wheat Ridge. He was in the
act Of drawing the gun out of the
bottom of the wagon, when the
gun was accidentally discharged
and the contents penetrated his
lungs and abdomen. He lived
twelve hours after the accident
and every thing possible was
done, but all physical aid proved
of no avail. Mr.. Carver the boys
father was in Mexico and it was
with some difficulty telegram
reached him.
Harold was a member of the
Golden High School and the ira
gedy has cast a deep gloom over
the entire county. and sympathy
is expressed to the bereaved
family.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18
Mrs. J. B. Johns
Answers Summons

At about noon Saturday of last
W eek occurred the death of Mrs.
Jane B. Johns after about two
weeks illness from grip which
developed pneumonia.
Her daughter Mrs. John Young
and son William H. Johns were
at her bedside during her last
hours and did all possible to make
her comfortable and prolong her
life.
The funeral was conducted
from Olinger's Mortuary Tuesday
January 10th, Rev. G. A. Cage,
Pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Arvada, preaching
the sermon, and members of that
church choir furnishing the music
A large number of her friends
were present. The large number
tending the funeral. and the
profusion of most beautiful flo
wers, manifested the esteem in
which she was held.
The remains were taken to
Crown Hill and laid beside her
husband.
Mrs. Jane B. Johns was born
in Plymouth, England, July 10Th
1916, and died January 13. 1917,
being 70 years, 6, months and ID
days old. She came to Colorado
40 years ago and was married in
1874 to John 3. Johns in George
town. Four children were born
to this union, two of whom sur
vive her. Mrs. Louisa Young and
William Fl. Johns both of Arvada
Her husband departed this life
July 10, 1912.
While in her teens Mrs. Johns
was confirmed in the Episcopal
church in England and since her
coming to America has been a
constant attendant of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. She was
always a glad useful and much
appreciated helper in the Metho-
dist ladies aid and other societies
of the church and leaves a large
circle of friends who are sadden-
ed by her death, and who ex-
tend their sympathies to the be-
reaved daughter and son.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18
ARMADA COMMUNITY CLUB TO -
HAVE A COUNTY LOVE FEAST
The Date is Monday, January 18th; Recep-
ton at ZOO p. MI Banquet Begins
Promptly at7:3O.

The entertainment committee of the
Arvada Community Club has planne
rousing gct-together meeting and
banquet to be held Monday evening
January 10Th Representatives of cv
cry town and community will be III
vited guests. f. w. Hid vice pres,
ident and manager of the Tramway
will be the main speaker. Other
speakers will be w. r. McCreary
manager of the Longmort sugar fac
tory; w. J. II. Doran. president of
The Denver Manufacturers Asso-
citation.
Other speakers of note and COM
plete program will be announced
later.
The ladies of the Cemetery Associa
ton will serve the meal, the price
of which will be 80 cents a plate and
1T goes without saying that it will
be unsurpassed.
The committee guarantees every
one satisfaction or money back.
The main object Of the gathering
will be to get better acquainted with
the people Of other parts of our coun-
ty to bring about good understand
ing in working for good roads and
other county interests, and locally
to meet new people in our commun-
ity and make them in larger sense
welcome to our midst.
The following committee has the
matter in charge for the Club:
y Rccht, chairman of entertain
ment committee; 4 J Maloney, Pres
ldent; DR.. G II MDrian. T. l. New
comb, 7 Kennedy. Walter p. Smith.
Frank Bush. Joseph Munal. II :. Juch
EN-, VIM + Peterson, a + White,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18

The President of the Club will BIZ
ToastmaSter The following sub,
committees have been appointed witt
the chairman a member of each:
Banquet, Donations and Tickets
II J Juchem, J T Kennedy and A
J Maloney
Speakers and Guests
L l. Newcomb and A J Maloney.
Music and Entertainment
DR.. c II Morian, + l. Ncwcomb, 10,
scph Munal and f d llutchings.
Printing, Invitations and Badges
\ J Maloney and a E White.
Publicity
w Smith and A J Maloney.
Decorations and Art
Frank Bush, W p Smith and VIM
+ Peterson.
Checkroom
VIM f Peterson and Frank Bush.
Reception Committee
Mayor and Mrs. A l. Davis, Mr.and
Mrs. a Ji Maloney. Hon. and Mrs.
Wesley Stalcy, Hon. and Mrs. J +
Church. DR.. and Mrs. Richard Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. A II Barth, Mr..
ana Mrs. Chas McFadden, DR.. and
Mrs. Z II Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. J +
White, Mr.. and Mrs. II J Juchcm,
Mr. and Mrs. j r Kennedy, DR.. and
Mrs c II Morian, Rev and Mrs l. r
Elliot, Rev. and Mrs. Chas G vii
mans, Rev. and Mrs. G. A Cage, Mr.
ana Mrs. T c Hurst, Prof. and Mrs.
U Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. S w John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Graul, Mr.
ana. Mrs. w II Light. Mr.. and Mrs.
II Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. w W Mo
periy' ana MIR. and Mrs. c NJ Danford
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18
TOO GOOD.

"Was the paper Mrs. Gnddcrs read
before the Literary club -cr-illu.
mInallng, informative and all that
sort Of thing"
81 suppose go"
"Ycs"
"At least. all III" other club mem.
Der thought 80 well of the paper
'halSuonc II them believed Mr.. Esd.
dcrs wrote it,"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18

Promincp, in. the east will be
Hiss Sarah. TrauX Hs Domini
Eniildcn;' William Jeffrey as
Boris, the Young monk; How
ard Gould as Count Aniconi.
Albert Andruss rs Father Rou.
bier, and many minor parts, to-
g"ihcr with II host of Arabs and
their camcls, horses. donkcys.
goats, pigeons, ctc.
Mail orders now being accepted
when accompanied with check or
money order and sclf.addrcsscd
stamped envelope, being filed in
order Of their receipt and having
preference over ihoS" who wal, IN.
III sal" opens. Make all checks
or money orders payable TO Broad
way theatre.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18
Hear The Savanoffs.

Inc SavranOifS-a trio of Rus
sian players, present IA program
lllled with life and enthusiasm.
rms program includes piano. vio-
I'm, cello and vocal solos and en-
semblc numbcrs-in all. covering
IA period of not less than one hour
and thirty minutes.
This company is composed of tho
following members: Margaret
Savranotf, soprano and pianist.
Leo SavranotI, violinist. and Rus
sell Chilinski, ccliSi.
Mr.. Savranoff is "A graduate Of
the Imperial Conservatory of Mu-
SIC Of ST. Petersburg and is rightly
described as "A wonder on the VIC
lin. lie delights music-loving au-
dlcnccs with his fantastic playing
Mrs. Savranoil' is not ONLY n
piano solols' and accompanies. but
also IA sweet singer with "A mcZZo
soprano voice. She presents char
actcrlstic songs of the Russian pco-
pie, gives one pianologuc entitled
j am glad ! am in the United
States, also one selection with
cello obligato and, by way Of iii.
version. ON" Of the wcll-known
popular airs. On the piano she
plays the famous Hungarian Rap
Sody by Lit2.
Mrs. Snvranoif also gives imita-
tons on the piano, including the
original church bell chimes. n mu-
sic box. etc. also comic limitations,
such as n moving picture show
piano player and an amateur pinn-
isl. She will also sing one or more
English songs in the Russian Ian
guagc.
Russell ChilinSii. born in Rus.
STA, came TO the United States at
an early age. Ills natural love for
music soon manifested itself. lie
has studied the cello under som.
Of the best teachers in this country
| in developing his remarkable tai,
rnt.
Each member Of this trio has
appeared before big audiences in
NEARLY all the large cities at dir-
icrcui times in the last few years
This company filled n long chan.
iauqua season the past summer llh
der Rcdpath management. They
will be at the Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening February 9Th
under the auspices Of the Aryadi
Library and n good attendance i.
urged.
Tho Nom Muul MucLuI In Z.
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Arvada High School is again
minus teacher of science, as
Prof. Reid who took Prof. Tut
ties place has resigned and gone
to Fairplay where he has accept
ed a position which pays him $40
more per month than he was get
ting here and which is more than
the Arvada school can pay. An
effort is being made to secure an
other teacher right away, and the
board regrets to lose Mr.. Reid,
who was well liked by all. Mr..
Tuttle and wife left Saturday for
Canon City, where he, too, gets
a S35 Increase in salary.
The board of county commiss
toner's did not make their road
appointments Monday, as they
had intended, but will make them
tomorrow, Friday.
Mrs j. c. Nolan arrived home
from California Tuesday evening
having left Mr.. Nolan in Long
Beach while she will make a trip
east, leaving here in few days,
after a visit with her daughters,
and brief rest.
K. o. Graves is strictly upto.
date, He has in his window a
gasoline sign, which is on the
same principal of a clock dial.
By moving the hand it indicates
the price of gasoline each day.
Theo. N. Simms returned Wed.
nesday from his fathers home in
Nebraska and reports him much
improved, and the weather very
cold.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18

There will be a meeting of the
Arvada Cemetery Association in
Arvada town hall, Saturday aft.
ernoon at 2 O'Clock, to plan for
the Community clJb banquet.
All lot owners are members of
the Cemetery Association.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1917-01-18

+. G. Strickland of the Arva-
land Poultry ranch west of town
has recently completed a large
poultry house TO replace the one
destroyed by fire last fall, when
he came near losing even his
reaidencc. He has taken his loss
in . matter of fact way. and is
making Il great success Of his
business. We hope he soon will
forget he eyer had such a disas.
tYous fire.