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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-02
AMERICANS OCCUPY
PRUSS|AN CITY
GENERAL PERsHlNG IS WITH THE
TRooPs--ADvANcE HEAD.
QUARTERS TO BE EsTAH-
iIsHED IN TREvEs
U : the RAssoc lated preas)


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION, Dec. American
troops crossed the frontier into Prus-
sia at daylight behind the German rear
guards Treves' is the omst important
city thus far occupied American
troops are patrolling scores Of villages
however.
General Pershing is in the immediate
vicinity to observe the operations His
advance headquarters will be estab-
lished at Treves, where Gen Preston
Brown will be military governor and
Gen. Harry A. Smith in charge of civil
affairs.
The advance today averaged II
miles.
Treves is situated on the right bank
of the Moselle river, 81 miles south
west Of Coblenz. 1t Is perhaps the old
est town in Germany and is rich In Ro-
man relics. Among the main objects
Of interest In the town are the Cathe-
dral which is one OF the oldest in Ger
many and the Provincial Museum, with
fine collection of Antiquities.
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CHARLESTON PEACE
MEETING POSTPONED
ILLNESS OF FORMER AMBASSA.
DOR GERARD REASON FOR IT'S
PosTPoNEMENT.
Especial Wire to The worldl

CHARLESTON. w, Va. Dec. o.
Rather than disappoint the several
hundred delegates who had expressed
their intention OF coming to Charleston
to attend the Victory For Permanent.
Peace Convention, on December 7, the
convention was postponed until Janu-
airy this morning when Governor John
J. CornwelI and Chairman Charles w
Dillon Il The League to Enforce Peace
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0'NEAL
AND MISS PAYNE WE'D


announcement has been made here
" the marriage Of Miss Evelyn Payne
ana Lieutenant Nelson O'Neal, which
'OOK place several days ago in Cham
'slsourg at the Presbyterian manse.
MISS Payne is the daughter of Mrs.
same Payne, Of this city, and for the
s !; lew years has been bookkeeper
~ ~ 'ne Old National Bank. Lieutenant
oNeai is stationed at Washington and
aA'ii enlisting in the army about a
.eai ago held responsible position
N the Old National Bank.
NJ WI and Mrs. o'Neal have gone to
Washington where they will make
'n future home in furnished apart
A'en's at the Dupont,
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,AME RacAN LAFRANcE REP
RESENTATIvE HERE I'M TOWN

Mr.. C. c.. Nicholson, representative
of the American LaFrance Company,
OF Elmira, ~ Y, with Mrs Nicholson,
is staying at the Berkeley Hotel.
Mr. Nicholson is testing out the new
$40, 900 Are truck just purchased by
the city and me will remain here for
several weeks until the local firemen
are capable of handling and caring for
the big Red Devil.
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GERMANS SHIP big Der
THAS" AWAY TO KEEP Sc
CRET FROM ALLIES

(By the Associated Press.l
WITH THE AMERICAN
ARMY OF OCCUPATION. Dec.
1.-The inside facts regarding
Big Bertha" and the other
monster German guns may be
locked up with the numerous
secrets of Germany. lnforma-
ton that reaches the American
Army officials is to the effect
that the German guns OF heavy
calibre at various points have
been shipped to the interior on
flat cars. Shipments Of parts Of
big-gun emplacements are also
reported. Germans. interroeat-
ed as to the disposition Of big
Bertha" and the other Iarget
calibred cannon, claim to be
ignorant of their present where
abouts.
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MRS. LLOYD DIES
FROM INFLUENZA
orslneNr OF MARLoWE EXPIRES
IN HoSPiTAL--OTHER
DEATHS.

Mrs. Blanche v. Lloyd, wife of
frank NJ. Lloyd, after a weeks i'll
moss of influenza, died at sis O'Clock
Sunday morning at the City Hospital.
The deceased was 80 years old and
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
" Emerson, of Marlowe, this county,
where she also resided. She is sur
WED by her husband, parents and
tour children, Harold, Winfield, Ber-
nice and Bessie, all at home.
The funeral win take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the Luther.
an Church in Williamsport, following
which the remains will be buried in
the Williamsport cemetery. The Rev.
Dr.. Upton Bear and the Rev. Sims will
conduct the services.
Mr. Imbach Buried.
Funeral services for Theodore F.
lmbaeh, widely known horticulturalist
who died here Friday, were held at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon at Christ
Reformed Church by the pastor. the
Rev. A. NJ Gluck. The pallbearers
we're chosen from the Elks and the
Junior Order, to which Mr.. Imbach be-
longed. The remains were buried in
Green Hill cemetery.
coored Woman Dies
Mrs Carrie Cook. wife OF w. M.
Cook, died Sunday at her home, No Sis
West Henry street, from influenza.
She was 40 years Of age. Funeral ser
vices will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Ebenezer Methodist Church and
ihe remain will he inferred in Mount
Hope cemetery, f
Deaths of Louis r. Wolfes.
Funeral services were held Satur.
day in Washington for Louis F.
wafes, former residnt of this city,
who died in the capital city last We'd
nesday s' I'VE
Mr.. Wolfes was a. native of Balti-
more, where he was born in 1852, but
lived the greater part Of his life here.
he left Martinsburg to live in An
napolis from Where he moved to Wash
ngton and at the time of his death
was employed by the Washington Steel
and Ordnance Company.
surviving are hts widow, Mrs. Jen-
eV. Wolfes two daughters, Mrs D.
fulton Harris. Washington, and Mrs.
henry 7. Warren, Lexington, KY, and
one son, Louis, in France. Three
Orothers also survive, Charles, this
county; Henry, Chambersburg and
Fred, Washington.
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LEGATION AT
pETROGRAD is P|LLAGED
6Rv The Associated Press.)

LONDON, Dec. 2,-ABolshevists en-.
tered the Norwegian legation at Pet
rograd and removed documtnts be-
longing to Switzerland, whose inter
ests are under the protection OF Nor
way. according to Copenhagen das'
patch to the Mail.
The Norwegian minister has pro-
tested In vain and newspapers OF hhat
country are demanding that Norway
yhreak relations with the Soviet gov
eminent,
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RETURNS FROM VISIT WITH SIS
TER.

Miss Lucille Henshaw has return
ed from spending the Thanksgiving
holidays with her sister, Laura, in Phil
adelphia She left Martinsburg on
Wednesday night and returned this
morning. Judging from her glowing re-
ports Philadelphia is still the same
good hospitable old town it has always
been
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NO EVIDENCE OF. GERMAN .
CRUELTY TOWARD YANKS.
lBy the Associated Press. J.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. q
American prisoners returning from
German prison camps complain of the
scanty food and bad housing condi-
tons but there is no evidence of dis
elimination against Americans nor any
authenticated report of brutality to-
ward them, General Pershing has in
formed the War Department
General Pershing made this report
In reply to an inquiry cabled to him
by General March.
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NOTICE TO AUTO OWNERS "

If you are going to have any uphols'
taring done, or hood covers, etc., made
for your automobile, or any buggy up
holstering done be sure to read MI.
Steck,s ad on page six OF today s
World. - - % =
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VISITING Her BROTHER.

Miss Ella Stillwen, OF Shanghai,
who has been spending some time
with relatives in Jefferson County,
and more recently with her brother,
Thomas Sti'lwell. on Porter Avenue,
will return TO her home in, Shanghai
on Wednesday,
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CATCH Two YOUTHS
ON THEFT CHARGE
ALLEGED TO HAVE ROBBED AUTO
Mo6iLE-MANY OTHER AR
REHTS

Saturday night city policemen ar
rested Calvin Wilhelm and Lyle Will
son, both aged about eighteen years
ona charge of having stalen. a suitcase
and its contents from a car with a
Pennsylvania 8 license, while it stood
on Queen street few days ago.
The suitcase is said to have contain
ed several articles and its value. in
Guiding contents was about s25. The
youths arrested were placed in Jail
and will be tried later
Given a Hearing.
This afternoon before U. s. Com
missioner H. A. Downs, Julian Cor
bin Russell Stultz. Pete Hosier, Ted
Johnson and Charles Montgomery, five
youths apprehended last week on a
warrant charging them with entering
Cumberland Valley and Baltimore and
Ohio railroad cars and stealing there
from are being tried
Hagerstown Man Pays.
w. r. Foltz. OF Hagerstown, who
was arrested here about a week ago
put up a forfeit for his appearances here
Saturday night. was fined S25 and and
costs.
Colored Man Arrested.
Saturday evening special agent of
the Department of Justice arrested
William Mcdaniel, Charles Town
negro, who was importing liquor on
the Cumberland Valley train from
Green castle to this city. He will be
Greencastle to this city He will be
A Serious Charge.
The office of District Attorney Stuart
w. Walker announced today the arrest
.of Emory Hebb, Keyser railroad
man, who was taken into custody yes
terday. Hebb is accused of having re.
fused to set brakes for train, which
is serious offense and could -, "
have resulted in wreck. The case is
the first of it's kind in the history Of
the Northern District.
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JEWS BEING ATTACKED
AND KILLED IN LEMBERG
(By the Associated Press

VIENNA, Wednesday, Hundreds
are homeless at Lemberg as a result
Of the programs against the Jews there.
1t is reported that many people have
been killed and wounded.
The trouble is said to be exte : ng
west to Jaroslav and south to Droho-
bycz as well as the many towns IN
western and eastern Galicia.
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,. "A. r. MONTHLY MEETING
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The William Henshaw Chapter
Daughters Of American Revolution
wfll hold their regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. Herbrt Alexander,
Winchester Avenue The hostesses
for the afternoon are Mrs. Alexander,
Mrs Whitmore and Mrs. Viewer.
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Buy an ALARM CLOCK worthy the
name and worth the price We have
just secured shipment of twenty-five
Of the BEST EVER MADE. They are
going fast.
w. L. JONES & SON.
II 20 p1 tt ~
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N0NTENECR|NS DEPOSE
1. KING AND JOIN SERBIA
'by the Associated Press.)

lby the Associated Press.)
l., 1oNDoN, Dec. 2.-King Nicholas of
rsA.ensro, has been deposed by the
es.l. National Assembly, ac-
,,ss is 10 a message received here
nom Prague.
49, message says that the Assembly
I,ss ~ LOT the deposition on Friday
w.. ana declared for the union of
PSI enegro with Serbia under King
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1912-1921, 1918-12-02
CAPTAIN OF THE TEXAS
TO Be REAR ADMIRAL
CBy The Associated Press }

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--lCaptafn
Victor Blue, now commanding the
slIperdread1augh Texas, has been So
lected for detail az Chief of the Blu
reau of Navigation, with the rank of
Rear Admiral. Secretary Daniels an
noiimced today, in ssesding Captain
Blues nomination to the Senate.
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GERMAN SUB APPEARS
IN BARCELONA HARDOR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Ten days
after the signing of the armdstice a
German submarine arrived at Barcs-
Iona, the State Department was noti-
fed today.
The boat will be interned by the
Spanish government.
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9sslRAsLE PERSONAL PROP.
ERTY.

~ a 81 the furniture belonging to
,la 'a'e George Ryneal, Jr., will be
~ At his late home on West Burke
h,,s ~ on Saturday, December 6. For
m.s4 f particulars see the advertise
.pon, On page six of today's
IL 20 p1 It's
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SOFT LUMP COAL ON HAND.

We have just received shipment
of very fine soft lump coal. Let us
have your order right away.
MARTINSBURG ICE & COAL co.
1872 p1 II.
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UNDERWENT OPERATION.

Wilbur Haas, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Haas, of Winchester avenue,
submitted to an operation for the re-
moval of his adenoids and tonsils this
morning at the Kings Daughters Hos
pital
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/ We have two SOLID SILVER Tea
Sets we will close out at much less
than their values We need the room
and we need the money
w. L. JONES & SON.
II % p1 tt
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WANTED

Several good men for general work.
Apply to Vinegar Plant. 10 "A 4
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CUMM|NS WANTS SENATE
REPRESENTED AT P. C.
(By the Assoclated Press. }

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec 2.--Sen-
ator Cummins today introduced res
olution in. the Senate proposing that
Senate committee of four Republicans
and four Democrats be sent to the
Peace Conference to keep the Senate
informed on questions arising there
For Christmas we have the best as
sortment of silver we ever had. This is
saying lot, as we have always car
ried big stock.
w. L. JONES 4 SON.
II % p1 II
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AN INTERESTING SALE.

Readzthe advertisement on page six
OF todays aWORLD if Eyou are interest
ed In getting some splendid personal
ppoperty.ae II IL 20 pl5 It's
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FRUIT CAKES.

FRUIT CAKES OF ALL SIZES.
LLoYD's BAKERY. BOTH PHONES.
IL s Up tt
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TIE ARMADA ENTERPR1sE.

For Salc-Rosecomb r. l. D..
and White Leghorn eggs, soc a
citing. Black Minorca eggs 81
a setting. Bronze Turkey eggs,
csc each. George Ramstettcr,
Golden, Colo, II. F. d. 4. Phone
Golden 1852.
Pair small mules, mouse-colored,
travels lively, Louder. 46tf
Medium and late cabbage plants,
also strawberry and tomato plants
for silica P. H, Wolff. 46-1
For Sale-New Deering Giant
Mower, Mccormick hay rake, Team,
/, Harness. ketner, Srd house so. of
Perry Crossing. Leyden car. 47-2p
Lost Steering device for a Ford
car. some where in Arvada, or be-
tween Arvada and Cole ranch. Re-
turn to r. o. Graves and get reward.
For sale-Presidents' Messages in
20 volumes, Leather boud, handsome
!ly illustrated from Government color
ed plates, just the thing to complete a
.centleman's library. They cost $50.
They rave never been used, in fact,
only four have been removed from
| the original covers. Must sell. Will
accept any reasonable offer. Ad-
dress &c. W." care Enterprise.
For sale-Milk Cow, good, at bar
gain. Barton, 8 blocks north of Grit
fifth station. 4S-1p
For Salc-Disc Harrow, Frank
Ullman. Tucker Crossing, Leyden
car. 4S-1p
Horse For Sale or will trade for
calf or pig. &. l.. Black, Griffith Sta
ton. 4S-1p
For Sale-Jersey Cow, good milk
err, c. A. Smaha, Oberon Crossing.
Phone Arvada 75R11. 48tf
Noticc--Those who have rugs to be
cleaned should call Mrs. Stalsy, at
neoe. Must be sent Monday. Phone
Arv. 29W.
Wanted to buy good fresh cow.
E. B. Baxter. Griffith. 4S-tf
Old Doc Scott is still "doctoring"
plows, cultivators, binders or any
thing in the implement line that
needs his services. He makes spe-
cialty of shoeing horses.
For Sale - Three secondhand
mowers. Mccormick Hay Rakes, /
Nc ormick Over-shot Stacker, 1
Dane Bull Rake. r. o. Graves. 4s-3
United States Cream Separator, in
splendid order, only used short while.
Phone Arv. 34lJ2. 4S-lp
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itary service, Denver; IL /. Wood
Il, - +. tnaS.;1l.renn.
VIM. Frederick Jones, Rock Springs,
ssss Asli0, lj paniy
Morton Reitk Woodland, Calf; Don
amid Dana Riddle, Golden; Henry
George Schneider, Denver; Bel
Chang Tsen, Leiyang, Human, China;
Roger Fleming White, Golden, Colo,
in the military service.
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q number of others has shaped UP
q very practical rig, which VIII he5of
great advantage whenever an occas-
ion arises that requires quick and
effective work by the fire department.
All the boys are showing great inter-
est in the newly organized depart
ment, a thing that is most gratifying
to all who have property that may be
Jeopardized some time by fire. A
body has been put on the chassis that
will carry the hose and other equip
ment and three or four men on the
cunning boards.
The program of the 44th annual
of the Colorado
School of Mines reached our desk
Tuesday. The exercises will be held
in Guggenheim hall, Friday, May 81.
1918. at 2 o'clock p. m. A splendid
program has been prepared. Those
this year are: Charles AL
bi, Denver; Thomas Henry Allan, in
the military service, Denver; Ray
mond Burr Anderson, New York
City; Lu-Cheng Chang, Picking. Chi
ma, Normand Reid Copeland, in mil
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The store of A. J. Recht is under
going fresh coat of paint in front,
as has also the front of r. o. Graves
shop. Mr.. Barrett is doing the work.
Mrs. +. L. Newton has received a
letter from her son Fred in which he
modestly states that he has been pro-
NOTED TO the Office of sergeant. He
ID now over there. His brother Wal
ter. also sergeant, has been trans
ferrsd to a fourth officers training
camp>ak Camp Custer. Michigan.
n Miss Leila Buck will close her
school at Del Nortc Friday of this
week, but will spend q week or so in
visiting relatives in the south part of
the state before coming home.
10
Mrs. e. =. Horton of Denver, was n
pleasant caller Mt the Enterprise
and on the Gibbs West family, today
Ernest kaler has received orders to
leave Sunday for Army service.
A horse hitched to n hight wagon,
broke loose from hitching post at
Juchem's store. Tuesday. and ran TO
the High school building, where it
was caught by r. l.. Lucas. No dam
age was done.
| Many counties in eastern Colorado
will have under cultivation fully so
per cent more land than was cultivn-
ted last year. according to reports
being received by the State Board of
Immigration. A large number Of
new farmers have come to the state
within the past car and nearly cv-
cry established farmer in tho state
has increased his cultivated acreage
this year.
II. ?. Schwnmb and son Chester
drove 70 the Williams ranch ncnr
Palmer Lake Saturday afternoon. re-
turning Sunday evening after N pleas
sant visit with old-time friends. II
was midnight when they rcnchcd the
ranch. ns IL was quite late when they
left Arvnda Saturday afternoon. a
sack Of fine dry land potntoch occu-
pied space in the back of the ear on
their return.
| Gins. Graves was taken suddenly
III last Thursday afternoon, while Mt
work with his tractor engine mt the
rock crushcr near Golden. and wns
brought home and medical attend
ancc required. He is again able TO
about his work.
7. II. Krusc recently returned
from v Washington. y. C., whore he has
been in the 'ntcrcs. of his pntcnt
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Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado,
To the Defendants above named,
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
! in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the Dis
trict Court of the County of Jeffer-
son, State of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twenty
days after the service hereof, if
you are served within this county !;
if served out of this county, or by
publication, within thirty days after
service hereof exclusive of the day
of service; or judgment by default
will be taken against you according
to the prayer Of the complaint.
If copy of the complaint be not
served upon you herewith, or if ser
vice hereof be made out of the State
of Colorado, ten days additional
time to that above specified shall be
allowed for your appearance and an
swer in said action.
iris is an action brought to
wind up the affairs of the Colfax
Mining, Milling and Improvement
Company, defunct corporation, for
q decree declaring defendants
Pitschke and Crosts, to hold the title
to the unplatted land of the North
west Quarter (NWA) of Section
Twenty-fve(25) Township six co.,
South Range seventy (70) West, and
Lots numbered one ~ to nine 90
and eleven (11) to twenty-four (24)
inclusive, in Block numbered fifty
seven (57) in Deer Creek, Jefferson
County, Colorado, As trustees for the
creditors and stockholders Of said de-
funct corporation, and requiring
them to sell the same and distribute
the proceeds among those equitably
entitled thereto; for costs and for
general equitable relief, as will moro
fully appear from the complaint on
file herein reference to which il here
by made.
The complaint in this action recites :
"And the plaintiff further alleges
that there are, and that plaintiff
verify believes there are, other per-
sons interested, who claim an e5!
tate or interest in and to the real
property above described al
verse to the plaintiff, whose names
the plaintiff cannot insert herein,
because they and their names, res
licences and postofiice addresses
are all unknown to the plaintiff,
and that the interests and claims
Of such unknown persons have
been derived by virtue of being
stockholders and creditors of the
defunct corporation, The Colfnx
Mining, Milling and Improvement
Company, or by assignment,
deeds, wills, trusts or interests un-
der the laws of descent, derived
from such stockholders and cred
itors, and that such unknown per-
sons are necessary and proper
parties hereto"
Witness, Charles Pike. Clerk Of
said Court, with the seal thereof
hereunto affixed, at Office. in the City
Of Golden, this 9th day Of April, A.
b. 1918.
CHARLES PIKE,
(Seal) Clerk
Pub. May 2, 0, 10 and 20.
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RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN

2:l5 p. m.-Sunday School.
p. m.--Sermon, subject. 1.-THE
Devils Masterpiece" Christian sci
ence, falsly so called Splendid Chris
tian fellowship. Stirring singing. f.
vangelistic preaching. Welcome to
MAURICE G. DAMETZ
For Sale: Soudan grass seed. Geo,
d. Campbell, Semper, Colo.
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Want COLUMN.

II you want to buy. sell, rent.
trade, secure q loan. or have fire
insurance written. See 7. S.
Knapp.
C. F. Wheeler for bargains In
Wall Paper. Painting. Papcrhang.
ing. A-tf
Call Frank K. Schellenger for
painting, paper hanging. dec.
Grating. automobile painting etc.
All work guaranteed. Phone
Arvada l4OW. 25.tf
I have Ten Thousand Dollars
to loan on real estate. T. S.
Knapp.
Mastodon Pansy plants for Sale
by e. N. hoyt. Phone Arvads 1921
Stallion For Salc--6 yr old. a.
No. I Hamiltonian. l.. x. Reich,
Broom6eld. Colo. 4A-tf~
q. 8. Scott has Just received u
Special line Of Cutlery. At very at
tractivs prices. He also has anything
you want II The Hardware line.
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H. Garfien and family attend
ed confirmation dance in Den
yer, Wednesday evening.
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AIvada LOCALITIES

Postmaster j. A. Ferris of Golden,
was shaking hands with old friends
in Arvada Wednesday.
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SUMMONS

STATE asrs. OF COLORADO ,'l.,.s.' IS.
In the District Court.
Maurice ]. Heating,
Plaintiff.
VS..
Chas. G. Pitschke and C.
A. Crocta, as surviv-,
ing Directors of the
Colfax Mining, Mill
ing and Improvement
Company, defunct
corporation, and trust
ees for the creditors SU
and stockholders there
of, and the unknown
persons who are cred
itors and stockholders
of said defunct corpo-
ration, and the I'M
known persons claiming
by, through or un-
der them or any of
them,
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Frank Moore Of Tabernash, was u
visitor in town Tuesday. He is well
pleased with his new home ut Tab
ernastf.
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Msstodon Pnnsy plants for Sale
by E. N. hoyt. Phone Arvada 1921
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The store of A. J. Recht is under
going fresh coat of paint in front,
as has also the front of r. o. Graves
shop. Mr.. Barrett is doing the work.
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Medium and late. cabbage plants,
also strawberry and tomato plants
for silica P. H, Wolff. 46-1
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Pair small mules. colored,
travels lively, Louder. 46tf