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The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16
PROTEST AGAINST TREATY
 WAS WRITTEN BY GERMANS
 BEFORE SEEING DOCUMENT

NEW YORK, May 16 (by Associated Press).-It is ported that most of the German protests against the terms impress the allied chiefs being propaganda They bear dence of having been written before the German delegates the treaty The text of the document not quoted
 It is believed that in spite of the strong remonsrances, Germany will sign the treaty
 A Spanish View of the Treaty
 MADRID, May 16 (by Associated Press)-The Madrid Daro Universal Liberal organ owned by Premier Manan cnes approval of the German peace tems and declares that they ghu and just when the ravages suffered by Belgium, France and Italy considered
The Cordova daily times., 1919-05-16
ALASKA MINING STOCKS

NEW YORK, May 16.-Alaska Gold, sA: Alaska Juneau, 2A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
Great Fireworks
Display at Park

Fireworks. speeches and commun.
ity singing. but principally fire.
works arc on the program at Wood.
land park for Friday evening.
The pyrotechnic program will be
held under the direction of the Hit
Fireworks Co. Rockets. firewheels,
colored cartoons In a blaze of fire.
and star shells and Nightmares. such
as were used during the war, will
blaze In the sky.
Some of the most beautiful fire
works ever seen may be witnessed
at the Park celebration. Set pieces
denoting the famous Nyanza falls.
OF Victoria Nyanza. British East
Africa; Uncle Sam shifting the kai.
ser; Alpine rockets, such as were
used against Austria by the Italians;
barrage rockets used by the Ameri
cans to call for the artillery and
many others may be seen.
J. J. Sullivan and William Short
have been selected as the speakers
OF the evening. The community
singing will be under the direction
of Songleader Francis Russell.
Music furnished by wagner's band,
dancing and athletic games will be
features OF the selected program.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
SON LIVES while HE
PAYS FOR FUNERAL

NEW YORK, July 5.-All the hos
pital authorities and undertakers be
tween Bear Mountain and Ocean
Grove couldn't convince John Riley
that the body. OF somebody else was
the corpse of his own son. John sim
ply refused to be persuaded.
On a recent Saturday he received
notice from the hospital that his son
had died.
The undertaken delivered the
corpse In a handsome coffin to the
Riley home. where it was to lie In
state.
The elder Riley approached the
casket for a glimpse at the beloved
face.
Does he look naturai?" the under.
taker said. ..
81 don't know" said Riley. ct
never saw him before"
"Never saw your son before?
Why"
But this isn't my son. There has
been a mistake"
Afterward IL was discovered that
there had been two young John
Rileys in the hospital. The one who
had died had given only the miscel-
laneous information that he lived In
Bayonne. No relatives have put In
any claim for his body. but 1t at any
rate will get first-class funeral. Just
who Is TO pay for the funeral has not
been determined.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
ESCAPES FROM
POLICE AT JAIL

Arrested after an alleged confess
sion to two employees OF the Blue
Taxi Co. that he found and threw
away a revolver belonging to Pa
trolman Z. C. Griffin. Jack Laudy.
also known to the police as Laurie.
escaped from custody Friday morn
ing. He broke away from Patrol
man Griffin as he was being taken
thru the Terrace st. entrance TO the
police station. slammed the door in
the officers face, and fled.
Laudy was arrested after Griffin
lost his gun while running to the
scene Of an auto accident at the 18th
ave. bridge, at $40 a. m. Laudy
told William Lockhart and Herbert
Minakor. employees of the Blue Taxi
Co. that he had found the officers
gun and hid 1t in the brush near by.
When questioned by Griffin, he re-
fused to explain and was arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
FRISCO CLAIMS NEW
STEVEDORE RECORD

SAN FRANCISCO. July 4.-Harry
Scott. president Of the Transoceanic
company. is receiving congratula-
tons on the record established by
his company In beating the Seattle
mark for stevedoring. For months
keen rivalry has existed between the
stevedoring crews Of Seattle and San
Francisco.
Seattle has held the record. But 1t
remained for the stevedoring crew of
SCOTS company, OF which Drew
Chichester is general manager, TO
break Seatle's record.
The Kofufu Maru. a freighter of
the Ocean Transport company. of
which SCOTS company are Pacific
Coast agents, began discharging at
pier 20 at o'clock Sunday morning
and at Z o'clock Monday morning
had completed dischargipS. The to-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
ALLEGED Thief
BROUGHT BACK
Youth Charged With Steal.
ing Automobile Here

In the custody of Ben Ludlow,
special Investigator for the Pacific
Coast auto underwriters conference.
Joyce Davie and wife arrived here
Friday morning from ogden. Utah.
where they were arrested with Jack
Cook, of Yakima. on charge OF
stealing an automobile. Cook es.
capped.
Davie is alleged to have stolen an
automobile belonging TO F. II. Parks.
Of the White building, on June 8.
According to the police. he went to
Yakima and there met Cook and
Florence Fondren. They drove to
Bingham. Utah. where Davie and
Miss Fondren were married. Cook
also is wanted on a charge OF steal.
ing machine from Yakima.
Davie is 10 and his wife is IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
THOUSANDS GO
TO CITY PARKS
Seattle Celebrating Safe and
Sane Fourth
Continued From Page One


Special cars carried the hosts OF
picnickers 10 the beach from Pike
place at 80 O'Clock. Sports and fire
works in the evening were to feature
the program.
At an early hour. the popularity
OF Alkt Beach for the Fourth be.
came apparent, when, in ever in
creasing numbers. the picnickers and
bathers began to assemble. The
band concert and sports program
provided at the beach. as in all the
city parks. in addition TO the usual
chance for swim. proved "A great
attraction. A prize for the prettiest
bathing suit has been offered by
Manager Niece. who will judge the
beach costumes at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
SUNDAY is SATURDAY,
CLAIM OF GAMBLERS

BOSTON,, July 4.--That the sun,
and not congress, governs time, and
that "the Lords day" really begins
at o'clock Sunday morning. new
time. was the unusual claim made in
Roxbury court. Herbert A. Kenney,
counsel for seven men charged with
gambling on the Lords day, pointed
out that they were arrested at 1890
o'clock Sunday morning. which was
actually Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
TWIN BEDS ENDORSED
BY KENTUCKY JUDGE

FRANKFORT. Ky, July Irwin
beds received the emphatic endorse.
ment Of the Kentucky court OF APP
peals when Judge Settle wrote his
opinion in the divorce case Of Emma
Burton against Alfred Burton. The
court ruled that he was not entitled
to a divorce on the ground OF aban-
donment because the couple occu-
pied twin beds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04

All the shirts this group regular stock merchandise All are
acDougallSouhwck qualiand the savings exceptional
The marked according
Though every splendid fitting in accordance
with specifications
auctions price because slightly od
MAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
Shirts $685.

tai cargo was 5000 tons and the dis.
charge time az hours, or $50 tons
per hour. This exceeds the Seattle
record by 80 tons per hour.
The cargo was unloaded under the
direction of Marine Superintendent
Captain Schirmer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-04
SINGS GERMAN SONG
AS SOLDIERS RETURN

SPOKANE. July 5.--As the 14sth
Field Artillery paraded here, the men
were greeted by a vocal selection,
Die Wacht am Rhein," rendered
Justify by a Teuton-voiced singer in
downtown building. Passing crowds
stared and said things, but no Off.
cial action was taken.
Evening journal., 1919-11-21
CITY Cit MILK SUPPLY
MUST BE BEST
Council Gives Notice That
Ordinance Provisions
Will Be Enforced
OPPOSE PARTY IN
TRACTION APPRAISAL

CITY Council in session last nisht,
.efusod TO become a party to a plan OF
he Central Labor Union, TO have an
,pp~aisal made OF the Wilmington ana
ohladelphia Traction Company, on the
rounds that il was moi known just
Nho was to bear The expense OF such
IN apprais' ment
CIV Councilman Abberger, who pre-
scnted he request OF The Central Labor
Unlon that Council appoint a repre-
sentative or committee TO work win
he American Railways Company on
the appraisement stated at the close
OF The session that he supposed The
cost Of such an investigation would be
borne by the city
The communication from the Central
Labor Union caused much comment,
Councilmen Kane. Mearns and Forwood
an urging that the matter be threshed
out IN the committee OF the whole.
The matter was finally referred.
Another matter NAT was referred to
the committee Of the whole was that
OF placing iron g'tes at the entrances
10 ihe police station. The necessity
for such gates was pointed out by
Mayor Taylor.
The bank balances were reported TO
Evening journal., 1919-11-21
approved.

approved.
A report was received from the Ar
mlstice Day COMMITTEE Of the American
fCon.lnucd on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1919-11-21

be sT55,l9e.io and the interest list on
Mater Department; bonds due on De
cember 1. amounting 10 $1,000 was
Evening journal., 1919-11-21
I'VE GIVE YELLOW TRADING STAMPS

Sensational Saturday selling of the very fin
,st Tricotine Dresses that the season ha;
brought forth. Newest trimmings. Several
stunning models. Women'S and Misses sizes
Evening journal., 1919-11-21

The beSl values We have had this season
showing finest Slvertones, SlvertipS, Duvet dc
Lame and Wool Velours, with rich fur trim
mings Of Hudson Seal Nutria, etc. All silk
lined and warmly interned
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30
President Wilson Mikes Appeal
For Peace Time Red Cross

AS PRESIDENT THE UNITED HATES AND AS PRESIDENT
AMERICAN CROSS, RECpl(MEND AND URGE GEN.
THIRD RED GROSS ROLL CALL WHICH
OPENS NOVEMBER THE sECONH WITH THE OBSERVANCE
OF RED CROSS SUNDAY AND APPROPRIATELY CLOSES ON NO.
vEMBER THE ELEVENTH, THE FItbE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
SIGNING OF THE ARMISTICE. + sssff$
prompted
t
patriotism should
the test and 10 nlgenty
pSps continuance Of service
things,
the problems 6f the experience and methods
which it acquired during the vi
contributions that tho
welfare throughout lad especially those commun
unofficial provision has made for ad
equate public health and social service 4
the that pc should undertake their
National Red Cross wisely intends
influence and
health
andw welfare agencies I -f
Purpose indefinite prolongaton Of
its relief abroad policy
seiancc Of the
eved but there before
withdraw The Con-
continuing
abroad transfer
the American surplus medical supplies and supple
and dietary shall required
Red relieve the distress which
continues certain . Of
opaons to colude work which was begun dur
inc tn. war to carry
i've plan, for assisting teopsv IN eastern Europe develop
organsaon American Red Cross requires In addition to men"
small n comparison with the gifts poured
into it, trea.ury by generous people during the
greater stdurng dscrogam and the lesser temporary
the Red Gross dcse enthusasc support nd ven
that IT, membership Will exceed rather than fa
belor IL Impressive warmsmbsrshp
-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30
SCHOOL FAIR A GRAND
sUccESS-ovER 500 RAISED

The Girls Fair. which was held In
the High School building last Satur-
day evening wsa . grapd sucesss In
every way. The decorations were
appropriate 70 the occasion Of HALO
wsen ssaso n.with corn stalks. pump-
kins. jacko1antsrns, ETC., and The
bsothss wsrs prsttV AnLkxi((i6 {
Candies. cakes and ell sorts Of
goodies were sold. and fortunes
were told. Over 500 was raised to
20 into the Athletic Association fund
a. the girls part 10 the good work.
and the money will Be expended as
directed by the members Of Tho Asso-
citation, and the school children arc
contemplating the satisfaction Of be-
ing able to hold their athletic con-
tests In . suitably appointed room In
the new building In the late Spring.
The Girls and School faculty ask
The Enterprise to thank the many
liberal patrons Of the Fair, for their
very generous patronage. which has
exceeded all expectations.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30
FUNERAL OF ACCIDENT
VICTIM HELD FRIDAY

The funeral Of Little Rosie Will
liam Gill, who was run down by an
automobile on West Colfax Avenue
cement highway, on the evening of
Tuesday, October 81, was held Fri
day afternoon. October "a, Rev.
Henry ]. Catterall conducting the
services.
Intement was beside his mt.
ther in Fairmont cemetery, whose
death occurred November 10, 1919,
from Influenza.
The circumstances surrounding the
little fellows death were very sad.
He had been riding in truck With
man from Golden, and had just got
ten out Of the car In front Of his IA
Tiers home in Lakewood and not
seeing large car approaching. ran
directly in front Of It and was killed
almost instantly. ssS
| Rossie was born in Denver, April
3rd, 1919. He came to his death 40
the age Of 8 years, Z months. When
he was five years 8 months old, his
mother, Mrs. Mabel E. Gill passed
away in Denver. ~ above stated.
Rosie has made his home at Lake.
wood since March Of this year on
account Of his father taking up farm.
ing. He was loved by all that knew
him and especially by those who were
so good in his welfare since his moth
er's death. He leaves besides his
many friends In the deepest Of sor.
row, his father, William w. Gill Jr
and his little sister Helen 8 years. 10
months old. ofmonths old. Of Lake
wood, also grandfather, Mr.. w. W.
Gill. ne aunt, Mrs. George Cairns,
and an uncle, Mr.. Charlie Gill, all Of
Denver.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30
POST OFFICE SUPPLIES
SLOW IN ARRIVING

Those who purchased government
food supplies are becoming very i'm
patient because they have paid out
their money and are still minus the
goods which were bought with the
idea of battling with the High Cost
Of Living
Postmaster Newton is being be-
seiged on every hand by the patrons
and has received a letter from the de-
partment acknowledging the receipt
Of the order and also Of his letter Of
inquiry Of October 21st. In part tho
letter roads: "You are advised that
you will receive the slime within the
next two weeks or sooner. These
supplies have been requisitioncd for
on our Reqn. No. 9458 and recorded
on our Order No. 2O68.. The delay
in shipment has been due to the fact
that great deal Of time has been re-
quired In checking and consolidat-
ing the thousands of orders received
at this office from Postmasters dur
ing the past six weeks, and the sup
plies are being shipped MS rapidly as
possible.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

J. n. Compton Uncle Sans rural
mail carrier on the Arvada route, is
. wizard when It comes to dealing
In livestock. Hs happened along the
road one day last spring where Mr..
Chas. Sigler was making what he
evidently thought good deal with .
Jew broker. who offered him $4,000
for . puny-looking Holstein hsifer
which was about the size Of an ounce
Of soap after strenuous days wash
ing. Compton thea asked the Jew
what he wanted for his bargain and
tie Jew said he would take $500.
Compton thought Il over on his cir
cut, and happened to meet the He
brew - hs was going past his place
that evening and took him up and
turned the sorry looking bovw into
HE pasture. Next day he told Mr..
Slgler Of his purchase and was kid.
dsd" quite . little for his obtus moss.
One day last week the COW produced
. fine calf and Ia now giving seven
gallons Of good rich milk. Mr..
Conpton has since been offered
$500 for the COW, which he fatty r.
fused.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30
RALsTON PARENT-TEAcH.
HOLD THEIR FIRST MEETING

The first meeting after orgnnizn-
ton Of the Parent Teachers Associa-
tion of the Ralston Creek School was
held at the school house Friday aft
ernoon, October 24th, with a good at
tendance.
A number Of problems Of interest
to teacher and patron WINS discussed
also some suggestions made by Miss
Schoech ~ to some Of the things she
would like for the Association to &C.
complish for the benefit Of the
school.
It was decided to hold the next
meeting In the evening, instead Of
afternoon. A short program will be
planned with an old-time spelling
bee the main feature Of the program.
Three new members were added to
the Association, making . total Of
n. Eaeh msmbSe & uSssd % wofk
for now members and try to interest
all the patrons Of the district In the
organization.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Bobb Frey. who was reported .
couple Of weeks ago to be on his way
home from Vladovstok, arrived home
Sunday. He arrived In San Francis
co. where he landed two weeks ago.
Bob looks just the same, except he
d considerably tanned. He has seen
quite a,bit Of the world since he left
hesns but says . good deal Of It was
water. He IL glad to be home again,
and his many friends are equally -
glad to zee him. Young Pals, who
was with him on his return Is still in
California, and Il In the hospital. The
Swain boy, who went away At the
same time Bob went ID still in Rus
sia.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Henry J. Cattsrall. Minister)
Sunday School-i0 =. m. o. N. Lou
den Ii Superintendent and = welcome
for all.
We need your presence.
Morning Service and Communion
Service at II =. m. -"Remembering
NJ Christ Forgive"
Epworth League-S:30 p. m. All
lengucrs urged 10 he present.
Evening song Service at 7:30 p.
m. Sermon entitled "What u ChrIst
To Youf" g.,
The following Sunday will s. Gar.
misticc Sunday" and We will have
have Special Services for tho Ami
vcrsary Of the Soldier Boys return.
Please 70 be there.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30
Local and Personal Happenings

combs house on Ralston avenue, to
G. E. Brown, who has been occupy
ing the R. G. Greene property, and
he has also rented three rooms in
the Young block to C. H.Crocker;
the rooms over the pool hall to J. w.
Seidel, who has been living in the
Simms house; A. H. Barth's building,
which was formerly used as a rest
aurant, to Mrs. Doud, who will move
Monday from the Chas. Allen block.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Notice Annual Stoekholdsss'A1sst ins.
Tho annual meeting of the stock
holders Of tho Denver Fruit and
Vegetable Growers Association will
be held In the Wheat Ridge High
School Building on Sat. Nov. 22nd
1919 1t 2 p. IN. for the election Of
directors and for auch other bust
ness as may properly come before
the nsstiss Manassss report Of the
past years business will be read.
All stock holders are urged TO be
present.
e. II. Easlcy, Sec.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Don't forget that you are invited
to attend the Harvest Dance" to be
given In Bank Hall, Friday evening,
October 31st, by the Craig Colony
ladies, for benefit Of the Craig Col
ony fund. Everyone is requested to
wear old fashioned clothes, in real
harvest fashion, as the dances will be
Of the oldtime school. A good time
Il assured all who come. Admission
50 cents, including refreshments.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Military Band At grsndand
PEANUT RACE-Grls under ie-ls prize box candy, C. K
4 Buck; prize box candy. Nsvin Candy Co
)Es CRACKEREATNG CONTEST-lst prize large box Of
esacks National Biscuit Co.. End prize box candy Nsvin
Candy Co.
CHARIOT RACE-Servcs Mes onist prize 20 lbs flour Evans
I Bennett End prize boz candy. c. X. Buck.
LADIES' NAllDRvlNG CONTEST-ist prise Kodak. =. A. Ma
hannah prize stationery W. H. Kztler Sta Co
POTATO RACE-1oys under 18-i prise $50 merchandise.
L. Gresnspoon; ynd prize box candy. Nsvin Candy Co.
Arvsda Hardware End box candy Nevn Candy Co.
$500 TO $40 M-Commany Singing led by Mr. Edwin House.
sisted by Mr.. Turner Of the Turner Moving Storage Co.
Remarks Chairman Rst introducing Richard Russell
Mayor
CENTPEDE RACE-sece Men oniy-ist box CONNECTIONS
ssch National Biscuit Co.
COCK FCHT-Ssrvcs MN only-s prize 30 lbs flour H. j.
Juehsm; End paih gold cuff buttons. J. H. Price.
RUNNING BROAD JUMP Service Men only-s prize 90 lbs
flour. j. T. Kennedy End prise $500 merchandise C. NJ
Lawrence
100 YARD DAsH-Service Men ony-it prize meschan
disc. T. Rseht; End prize $500 merchandise R. o. Graves.
CAGE BALL C0NTEsT-ssNics Mon oniy-Confstions and
candy to winners National Co.. Candy
FIRE RuN-Arvsda voiuntssS Fire Dspartmsnt2 and
Hose Carts-is prise eio.o(; End prise $500.
SENI.MARATHON RACE-Avsta High School Glasses.
Int prize Class Psnnant End prise $1,000 merchandise The
May Srd prise $500 merchandise. A. a. SpaldinR Bro.
$50 TO ZOO p M.-Dinnsr at Dasth HAM,
COMMITTEE IN CHAR0E-Hs. Z L. Fs'tsr. Mrs. p D. Hutch.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Walter Duncan, who was home
visiting his father c. M. Duncan, ear
~ in the summer, and returned to his
post in the U. s. Navy, expecting to
serve out his four years, has secured
an honorakk diseharge and is again
At hogih Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Deat forget-.next Monday night
= the regular monthly meeting Of
the Arvada Community Club. and
there will be many matters Of i'm
portance 70 discuxs. Your presence
Is earnenstly requested. Come and
bring some one with you.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30


met in Golden Saturday and most
enjoyable and profitable meeting Is
reported.
The following program was rend-
cred:
MORNING SESSION
Invocation. Rev. H. C. White. Golden
Chorus. II. North 8. School Goiisn
instrumental Trio. -. Pike Sisters
Value Of the Study Of Current
Events. :. M. wheatlsy. Arvada
A Neglected Subject-GeoRra-
ply. Miss Fowler, Morrison
Use Of the Plan Book. 80.
......Mr. Freeman, Wheat Ridge
Glass Exsrcise--"A Word Revtew"
Mis- Foster. Washington Hiights
Physical Education In the Scheo!
...........M Mr.. Fitch, Golden
Vocal Solo. Miss Gurtnsf, Idledals
Violin Solo. Mics Ksensr. A1vada
Business Meeting.
Lunch served to AL ut noon.
AFTERNOON SESSION w
Directors Session. p. H. Uswia, Gu
Chous. 80. South School 0eldsh
Prsventable Diseases. .......
DIR. Carvin. Golden
Hiring tho Teacher. ........ p
.......... Mrs. Kirby, Morrison
Dirsctors' Business Meeting In Room
Four.
Music by Industrial School boys
.... Direction Mrs. Paddelford
Address. &C. r. Miller,
........ State Teacher College
IL election Of Officers for ~ On.
suins year. resulted In the election
Of the following,
Prssidsnt-.Supt. Freeman, Wheat
Ridge.
Vice -Prssident-Sups. Whsatlsy,
Arvada.
Sscrstary-Mrs. Combs. Supsrin.
tsndent Of Schools.
Trsasursr-Niss 0sig, Wheat
Ridgs.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

The members and friends Of the
N. f. Church gave u pound party to
their pastor and his wife At the par
sonagc last Thursday evening. The
attendance was good and a most en-
joyablc evening In reported.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

< The Wheat Ridge school annex is
alriost completed, and from outside
appearances is a most creditable one
Tor = district Of the taxable valuat-
ion Of Wheat Ridge. They are live
wires over there and don't intend to
bs outdone by any Of their neighbors.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

"Ths Divine Sacrifice for Sia,"
Sunday aesning. and ''Tks Divias
Selieituds for Sia.sss," Sunday eve.
nins At The Prssbytsriaa Church.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1919-10-30

Z. q Knapp has sold Martin Klum.
kPs's four-room house and lot. form.
srly tAs Fitzgerald property. 10 Nrs.
julaa Brsnnamsn, but she does not
Npset 70 eeenpy Il before spring.
-. xAapp has rsntsd Z. 1. New.