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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
Large Interests Said to Be Buying Steel Shares

When speaking untitled
Steel Corporation which remarked his
New York nn
the These
would
biggest
they likely o the
When asked he anticipated reaction Steel when the market
this morning he said he did but he added:
1T is about Steel When the
for steel fixed he remarked the stock Of the United States steel
Of Railroads Hines mfxcd them Steel
advances
The stock sufficient evidence that tho
listed
in
as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
MoNEY.LENoING RATES

NEW SORk-Money on cali. mixed
collateral. opened today AT -, pcr cent
for lending and renewing. On all in
dustrial collateral. the opening rate
was s per cent.
There was no change today in either
rates or conditions in tho time money
market. The quotation on actual busi
ness is still "a, per cent on industriaIS
for sixty and ninety days. Loans on
good mixed collateral are infrequcnt
and the rate is nominal at 5ls.
Business in prime mercantile paper
is almost at standstill owing +" tho
limited offerings of choice material. The
rate of discount il easier in consc-
Quencc. shading to minimum of j
por cent. From that figure M to a..
is quoted.
Choice bank acceptanrcs arc rather
slow owing to the prevailing call money
rates. Quotations arc unchanged. Can
loans on prime bank acccptanr"s arc
uualtered at 4io per cent.
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PROVISIONS

There was a fair jobhns demand and the
market ruled firm. The quotations were
as follows: Beef in sets smoked and
air.dried, 4sc: beef. khuckles and tenders
500 So hams. $. 7. cured. loose, S5l. "a
36hc: do. skinned. loose 34is @36hc; do
less sic. picnic shoulders $ r. cured.
loose 2s'7c; do. smoked 2otac. bellies in
pickle, loose, 3lc; breakfast bacon. fOc;
lard, 34c
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Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

-WHEAT--Receipts. 6s SCI bush, The mar.
ket ruled firm with light offerings. Quotations
ar lots In export elevator. government
standard inspection. standard prices-No. !,
red winter 81 80: No, l. northern sprins;
w 80; No, ! hard winter 289: No 1. red
winter garliCky, S237: No. |. red smutty'
srn spring, t2 Ss; No. :. hard winter. s.. Sc;
NO :, red winter, garlicky. 50. SAi NO.
red smuuy, S2.33 No. 9. red winter. 81 81:
No. 3, northern spring. s2.32; No. 3, hard
winter, ~. 81; No. 3, red winter, garlicky'
s2So; No. 2. red smutty. 81 20; No. 4. red,
" 3S0; No. 4, garlickN, 81 2s; No 4. smutty'
S%s,; Ho' -, garlicky. smutty. " 70; NO
D. red. 81: No. 5. garlicky. s2.26; No o.
sspmgyttty' s225' No. 3. Rarlicky. smutty
CoRNaaReceirts. none. The market ad;,
stronger, western advices. We quote yellow
and location. at 81 sodii's6 per bush.
OATS-Receipts, none. Bullish specula
ton in the west caused an advance of 1c.
Trade here was quiet. We, quote csg lots
standard white. 7sis d soc; No. 3 white.
FLOUR-Receipts. 2,245 08O pounds in
sacks. Demand was light and prices ruled
in buyers favor. The quotations: To or
rive, per l98 pounds. in 140-pound juts
sacks-Winter straight. western. sll. .5o@
llI5; nearby,sll rs d II 80: Kansas straight.
sl2 .o@ :. 6b; do. short patent, sl3s. 80
spring, short patent Sl2bO@ 1929: do. pat
ent SIP 20 a ! = rs: do. hrst clear. 10. 500 IL.
RYE FLOUR was dull at quoted rates.
We quote at sI0d IS per barrel in sacks,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
BANK ClEARINGS

Bank clesrinss today compared with cor.
responding day last two years:
1910 1918 1917
\, York 44t,l12.2SI Al ,450.77S 400. sA4 sSt
Phila 49,. 5S HNs 33h 60. a.. 295 55 sS1 0S0
r'oston si3, oHc. .o03 A2.12T,1so s32. 33l Gig
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
PHIIADEI.PHIA-CalI.

cent: time. -, MG per cent. CONNER
cia paper. three to six months. ia q
5ta per cent; six months, q per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12

LONDON Money is quoted at 3ls
per cent. Discount rates. short and
three months bills. 2"s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The ma arket was quiet on basis o
for fne granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-12

South Omaha. May 12-HoGS-Receipts
$500 head. Active to CSC higher.
CATTLE-Receipts, $500 head Beef
2hc higher. Others steady.
sHEEP-Receipts, $500 head. Early sales
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
BkOOaFlELD BUDS
cssa ;. Grsss, cssrsspsadsat.
Pssas II ~.

On Saturday svsning May gath o
banquet vim Be given at Grange Hall
by the members Of Crescent Grange
l3sth II celebration Of ~ paying
of Of ~ aSat n ~ hill. "A splsn.
did pfsgs0k Wiu - vlven asd .
thfougAly enjoyable svsning b anti!
eipatsd. An members an cordially
invited aud ufysd 70 satssid. I.
Lorraine school had III closing ~
srcisss At Grange Hall Saturday May
l7th. The program was excsllently
rendered and Mis- Clay y to be con.
Rratulatsd on their splendid work.
There was . flag drill BY the whole
school. . dialogue. japanese song
and dance led by Dorothy Woods.
A ballet dance In costume by Alice
Tucker. A piano solo by Mary Bonar.
and several interesting numbers. Mr.
Jack Woods presented Alice Tucker
her diploma and also presented Miss
Clay . beautiful silver vase In behalf
Of the pupils. After the close Of the
entertainment dancing was indulged
In till late hour.
A barn dance u announced for
Wednesday evening May 2lst At the
Wilcox Dairy Farm.
Mrs. Creg1 and Corporal Shear
wsrs visitors In Arvada Wednesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
Tolal

Fred Tosl Of Whsstridss. who 10
liesassd plumber. has accepted = 20
sition VITA the Arvads Hardware Co.
which Will now bs In . position 70 do
. wider scope Of outside work. of all
kinds. snd plumbing ~ . speciality.
Albert Lydick. of Tulaa. Oklahow-
returning from California. stopped
of Wednesday for y visit with hir
old friend Wesley Stslsy. Mr.. Ly.
dick Is from the I'll regions of Okls.
hems, bst says hs has heard mors ..
bsua oil since hs csas - Colombo
than IA &vss knew before.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
CLEAR CREEK VALLEY cRANck
ENTERTAiNs ENTERPRISE

Clear Creek Valley Grange enter
\ained many of the members Of the
Enterprise Grange last Friday eve
ming in most hospitable manner.
In turn the Enterprise dramatic
Club entertained the audience in a
very enjoyable and mirthful manner.
The title Of the playlst, ~ VIC re.
member it. was Left in Charge. II
had many ludicrous situations for the
players. who handled their parts like
real artists. The cast Of character.
was as follow:
Mr.. Adolphus Blount-Johnnie
Pearce; Mrs. Adolphus Blount, Mis-
Iva Moon; George Pointer. Charles
Stott: Miss Iaffus, Clara Pcarce;
Mr.. Keller. Foster Pe'r.e, Miss Kel-
Ter, Fayetta Fuller: Van Wink!c,
Raymond Goedert.
The entertainment was gtvnn bs
these talented young people afte. 4
large class Of candidates had been
obligated. At +hs close refresh.
ments consisting Of ics cream, c. flee
doughnuts and an orange were ser.
we'd to each one present, and greatly
enjoyed.
The crowd was 70 great that II he-
came necessary to procure BArth'a
hall to sntsrt1in The visitcrs. This
was the last meeting Of the Clsae
Creek Valley Grange until the first
Friday night in September, ~ II wsa
decided to disband for the buuH ~.
son and hsk summer months.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
SCHOOL NOTES.

On Sunday evening. Nay 26th at
the Baptiss church viii be held Tie
Baecalsursats services for the gFadu-
alton class Of the high school.
This 70 union service and all are
invited. Rev. Albert Evans Will
give the address.
On Wednesday. Msy2eth. the day
win b given over 10 baseball.
On Thursday evening. May 2oth
at ths Prssbytsrian church. the grad
ustiax sxsresss viii be given. The
fsll program b not vt arranged. but
the class address will Be sivsn by
Rev. DR.. Geo. B. vosbsrg.
There viii b 20 graduates this
year. Final examinations are IN
progress IN the seAoeh.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
DECORATION DAY
TO d OBSERVED

Decoration Day Memorial sxsr-
cisss Will be observed by Major An
dsrson Pest and the womsn's Relief
Corps Friday. May 80. - follows:
Nest in Barth's hall at 10 O'clock.
win proceed 10 Arvsda Cemetery
and decorate the graves Of old SOL
disrs and Spanish war veterans and
World war veterans. II any.
The Post and Corps members will
return to Barth's hall for luncheon
and at 2 O'clock will repair tn the
High school building where . pecial
program prepared by Prof. Drake
will be rendered.
Good speakers and good music.
The public IL cordially invited to
come and enjoy these exercises.
z. p. Smith. Adj. G. A. r. Post.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

Savings Stamps by A.668 persons
thus making the total amount raised
and pledged during the war period
Of el.06S.S32. and the total number
pf separate subscriptions and pledges
ll,S06.
Not all Of ths pledges made for
War Savings Stamps have been full
filled. but Il is safe 70 state that the
county raise& moro than ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS for the government
during the war.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

The results Of the First Liberty
Lean are estimated. - no accurate
record WAS kept, the Liberty Loan
orKanisation not existing at that
tima.
Since that tine accurate records
are sbGainabla.
:, froa lie abovs record Il will BE-
l9Psn that The csunty hes raised mor-
IN llpsr cent shove what WAS ask.
q ef Il.
IN addition TO ths amounts given
above oiSS,l82 Was pledged In War
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
Former Arvadan
Dies Of PneulIloni1

News Of the death OF Harry &.
Cannon, = former r-om:nent resident
Of Arvada, reached this community
the latter part Of the week. The
sad news was shock to the many
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. CaMron. bs,.r
Of whom were vlry popular young
people In the business and secial cir
cles here Mr.. Cannon's death was
very sudden, comparatively, he hav-
Ing taken sick In the night sunday
before his death, which occurred at
about five o'clock Friday morning, At
his home in Buckingham. where he
has bssn the past two or three years
~ manager Of the lumber yard thsrs.
He wss believed 70 have the flu,
which developed pneumonia. He was
attended by two Of the local physic.
ians until three o'clock Friday morn
Ing Mrs. Cannon called DR.. c. n.
Morian Of Denver. who drove 70 the
Town distance Of l26 miles, In HE
car, arriving about ak o'clock, bat
found his patient had passed away
about an hour before he arrived.
The remains were sent to Sterling
and prepared for shipmsnt 70 hls ~
home At Cartsrsvills, No. BrAfAns-
mortal services were held Sunday In
Sterling At the request Of the basa-
ness men, whore Mr.. Cannon hid absc
bssn In business and had mads many
wArm personal frisads.
We understand Mn. Cannon viii
return 70 Buckingham and make her
home. whsrs she win continue In the
employ Of the lunbsr firm.
She has the sincere sympathy Of
ehs people Of this community. who
knew Mr.. Cannon - fair and square
buinsss managsr for ths Ralston Ian.
Der Company. He WAS % ysafs of
ags, and leavss 10 mourn Him vas
brother, bssidss he widow. Who has
NJ rslasivsl u near kin. NJ
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST ron
ARVADA SCHOOL PUPILS

"Why should Arvada Build . New
Modem HiGh School" is the subject
Of an essay the pupils Of the High
schools are 70 write In compstition
for four cash prisss offered by the
Arvsda Community Club:
First prize Of $500 for q boy
pupil.
First prize Of $500 for = girl
pupil.
Second prize Of s2.50 for = boy
pupil.
Second prize Of $3.50 for = girl
pupil.
Essays to be Of 500 words or lsas.
All essays to be In the hands Of The
teachers on or before Thursday May
29th.
The Judges Of the contest Will bs
announced at . later date by the
Club.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
MAsTY wRDoINo

A. the ks0s u ~ sssenss 16ehsr
ct l2:l6 Wednesday afternoon. .
aarriaes esrsmeay WAS hastily pr.
fornsd BY Rev. J. =. vhtts. uniting
tie lives efChisf Elsctsle1pa Frsdsr.
srsck o. Cantrall snd Aiss EaesrAD
r. Chamberlain, daughter ef Mr. Gnd
Mrs. =. Chamberlain Of Collegs svs-
nue., . charming and accomplished
young lady. The happy pair Isft n.
most immsdiatsly for New Yerk. ~
the groom. who 10 ths soa Of Mn ?.
A. Cantrsll. was eompsllsd to report
for duty. having bssn disappointed
In securing an extension Of time W
his leave Of absence from the U. 8.
Battlsship Rainbow. The wedding
therefore was on very short notice,
and was had at Mrs. Cantsall's home
on account Of her illness, being con.
fined 70 her bed.
Mrs.. Cantrsll accompanied her
officer husband 70 New York and
Will live In whatever port he happens
n be stationed.
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sasa.4So
$4,000
973,4sO

4ves1ubscrtpetoN e73.4bO
fhs total nsnbsr Of subscribers
y The Victory Lean was 1888. which
was lsss than half those sabsesibtn9
10 The fssrth Loan. but the sabserip-
lions averaged over el6S each %
against "A average ef little over
eloS sach fsr ths fourth Lsaa. thus
sAliae IN ~ iayilistnsa4 fsa4are
,aypSalsd nsrs sereaGat h tkie last
jaAa. ~ ~, ,iysrssl
~ o5sAeys iGesea ~ tand ssh.
Sestytssas during ~ w isirisd b
~ follsWs:
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
:. THE FINAL RESULTS
Jsffsrssa ce~.sy's Record Ter tie
vietssy Lean. and lts kseeed During
shs War Period.
~ r. Bread Jr.

The Victory Loan ID over and the
final results Of the campaign are
now known. Jefferson County COM
p1eted IT. splendid record for the war
psriod by ovsrsubscribing this loan
- II did al the others that have pre-
esded It. The subscriptions by pre-
cincta ara n follovs:
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
Town BOARD PaocEEDiMcs

Bills and claims against the Town
o1 Arvsds. allowed BY the Board Of
Tfustsss at tAeir regular meeting
held May 18th, 1919:
Evans 4 Bennett. strsst wk,1 1900
g. 8. Scott, Blacksmith wk. $40
Nsptune Meter Co., mstsrs. $3.50
W. A. Hover 4 Co.. supppliss, $40
Arvada Hardware Co., supplies, 6.26
The Cerlock Packing Co.
supplies. 1897
d. n. Chase. labor l3.76
Gus Meyers. isbor. $3.50
Geo. C. Townslsy. Supt Of
water wsrks. 10000
NJ. States Tel. and Tel. Co. 2O.O0
n. J. Juchem Samples 81
ArvadA I.bs. Co. Paint 1000
Arvads Enterprise Printing and
Supplies 1877
Arvada Electric Co. Power and
IighAs 1920
Kenneth Townalev Tank Work 100
J. A. Crowfoot Nightwatch 5000
De~ Moinss Bridge and Iron Co.
Painting and Cleaning Tank $1,000
August RoshmeS Labor 1880
DS. z. Poster Death and
R. o. Graves Work and supIiss s.0i
Gordon Heopsr Exprsssinx 80
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

4u1D - SA1U xAoe Sssss0 SssV OVsss
munity Club ~ an organization has
gone on record on . public question
Of this kind, having always thought
4 might b ininical to the bet inter.
ssts and harmony In the Club. Bot
In this case there was 70 much sent
imsnt evidenced among the msmbsrs
that tAa seheol was absolutely ssssn-
tial to the future welfare Of the con-
n.Unity It was consilc.ed an eme:-
gency that must be met fairly and
squarsly not only by the individual
msmbsrs but by the Club - q whole.
The resolution was passed unani-
mously. Aside from this commit
tee was appointed Of nine members
to outline . program for carrying on
an effective campaign for the bond
election. and Il will not be surprising
II there will b rallies and big doings
In order to "smoks out" the opposi-
tion. II there b any. The committee
appointed are A. L. Davis, DR.. Russ
ell. n. J. Juehsm, A. H. Barth, r. o.
Graves, J. r. White, r. L. Newton.
A. J. Rseht and c. v. Jackson. who
were to select their own chairman.
This committee met Tuesday night
and elected H. J. Juchem for chair
man. They outlined campaign and
are going right after the voters Of
the district In an effort to put the
ntw school house over the top.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
SURVEY OF RIO cRANDE
RIVER Is COMMENCED
The 0ssadasy csaoissisa Starts
Work sf Lseasias kssssvsirs.

The international boundary COM
mission has resumed the servey Of
ehe Rio Grande river from Fort Quit
man. Texas, to Rio Grands City, Tex
~, for purpose Of determining the
proper location Of reservoirs with the
possible capacity Of each. and the vol
ume Of water available for irrigation,
It was announced by H. P. Corbin,
chief consulting engineer. This
work, with the measurement Of the
water flow from Fl Paso to the gulf.
was done coopsrativsly by the COM
missions Of the United States and
Mexico prior 70 the Mexican rsvolu.
tion. and because Of the revolution
wsa Suspended BY the Mexican com.
mission In 1912. and by the United
States in 1915.
The resumption Of the measure
ment work was decided on at meet
ing Of the Mexican and United States
commissions at San Antonio last
month, the Mexican authorities
agreeing to work from the gulf to
Eagle Pass, and the United States
from Eagle Pass to El Paso. The
American stations will be at Eagle
Pass. Del Rio. LAngtry and the mouth
Of the Rio Coneho river.
Measurement work viii be started
By July I. according to Mr.. Corbin.
Mr.. Corbin b now arranging for the
equipment Of this work. which ~ sx-
pscts 70 eemplsts In . week or ten
days. He will leave for Laredo, Tex.
A. after that 70 direct the survey
work-n Paso Herald. Texas.
Hon. Chas. D. Bradley and son
Joseph n. Bradley returned to their
home In Flersnes, Colorado Friday,
Judgs 9. ". Johassa Of the Dit.
ssct court has bssn In Colorado
SsFisss this week tsyins ths faaoss
murder easa, which Efsw out Of q
qussssa- ssss- ssass eakADes :. &.
SubNcpike fOv The Emteerv{~. -
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
FRUiTDAiE BLOSSOMS

Mr.. FtfsS of Donvsr spoke 1t the
y. z. Church last Sunday evening Oh
the Centenary work.
The thimbls club met with Mrs. +.
w. Rucker Tuesday evening.
Freddie Alto entertained number
sf his school mates at his home last
as&urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross and children
Of Maple Grove. we're visitors At the
Mitchell home Sunday.
Dan Davis left for Craig. Colorado
Tbursdsy where he viii work this
suAmsr.
Mrs. Charles R. Broad and child.
rsn'of East Lake. are Waiting with
her parsnts. Mr. and Mn. Z. W.
Rurksr THE wssk.
Mrs. Fiddler and daushtsss Mae
and WinifrsA were visiting WITH her
daughter. Mrs. n. B. Monson, Tues
day afternoon.
Alice Rankin Of Nebraska. Ia st
wv 0tVWU UVsO0 WutN WI UvUSW8Is
I aAissss Psssbytssiss chsssh
1:i6 ?. m.BibIs school.
p. N. Preaching service.
0ubjsct-"The Ehieid Of Faith"
Eph. s:iS.
Thursday niRht 10 prayer meeting
and Bible Study on the book Of r
phssisas.
Csms and help make these sss.
Vices . blessing.
Maurice O. Damsts, Pastor.
Asvo1s psssA1essiss chsssh
10 .. m.--Bible school. Everybody
welcome.
II Q. n.-Union Memorial service.
s:lS ,. -. Yesax Pssssss asstias.
G. q. Wulhas. Hastss.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

Ithe regular meeting Of May 10, 1919.
( Be it resolved by the Arvada Com
nunity Club that we are heartily in
favor Of the 100000 Bond Issus for
building = High School and pledge
oufpslves to do everything possible in
aiding this worthy move on the part
Of some Of the patrons Of School
District No. 2.
&0git further resolved that we re-
eonmsrd favorable action on these
Bonds "a, al taxpayers of'the District,
believing It to be for the best in
ltsrssts Of the taxpaysrs to try al
Ioncs to catch up on OUT long delayed
additions u School facilities.
sAnl be Il further resolved that a
copy of>tAsas fssoly6ons be placed
in the nihqtss q txis Club and that
copies be ssA 70 the Secretary of
the School Bosfd md to each Of oui
town papersIfor publication.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

First Libssty Lean
Second Liberty Lean
Third Liberty Loan
eourth Liberty Loan
Victory Loan
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
sEAGPEa SlFrINcs

J.F r. Wick has soms fine sssd
corn for ssIs-whits and ysllew
Dent. The white tooN the prize for
IL inch corn and 10 corn that takes
with everybody. for eating. feed and
snsilags. Can't b beat. . cents
per pound. Phone Asv. 1914.
The Ssmpsg school exercises wsrs
held May 18th In the evening. Quite
large crowd attended from Broom
field. Westminster. Arvsds, Louis
willie. and Denver. The teacher. Niss
Clara MeColium. had arranged q fine
program for the evening. Frederick
Wick bsine the only graduate from
there. Secsived his diploma. after
which huns and coffee were enjoyed
followed by . quiet little dance. with
ths Wick orchestra furnishing In,
music. Miss Carrie Gruxan. =
piano and vocsi teacher Of Denver.
rendered few selections which wre
enjoyed. Lorraine Wick sang. "Just :
Baby's Prayer 1t Twilight"
On Nay iSth., Ssmpsr school hsld
Ia picnic At Norman's lake. The
day was spsnt In games and . fine
lunch WAS served by ths ladies.
Csorss Mttss snd family and Div.
ID CAmsniseh and family visited the
WIKI Dairy farm last Sunday.
The con crops 4 Ssmpsr are oil
In. Now for . good rain.
Rev. BsniGht. former pastor Of ths,
Arvsds Baptist church. snd hIs wife.
have besn visiting at the home of y.
n. Watson this wssk. Will. attend.
Ing the Baptist convention. They
aow live In Pueblo. where hs 10 pss.
W. and thsy srs we'll pleased vitA
pUshle ~ Q homs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

cHRlSTiAN SCIENCE SERVICE
Christian Science Services are
held Sunday morning at West Fisst
and Adelaide Sts.. at II o'clock.
Subject, NEXT Sunday. May 25th
"Soul and Body"
Sunday eehsoi at $50.
Wsdassdsy evening meeting q .
e'elsek. All are vsseSAs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22
DECORATION DAY NOTICE.

There Will be = program 1t the
High School Friday. Nay 30th. at 2
p. m. Several numbsss by the school
children. and music by the quartet
and octstts.
Mr.. J. B. Mailing will give the ID.
dresa. Lst's pay our respects u
the new soldier. but never forget the
old veteran.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

sub.erih. eov n. Erterrr,... A.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

own papers for pub
E. u. Foster. /
John Iwsbber.
J. c, Munal. /
w. p. Smith. NJ
w. w. Mobsray. y
F. D. Danford.
A. ]. Recht. IN
Wesley Stalsy.
w. A. Pipkin.
Richard Russell.
F. A. Mahannsh.
r. L. Newton.
R. r. Rodda.
A. L. Davis.
G. E. Kimbrough.
W. H. Kaler.
= - Hiatt
r. o. Graves.
VIM E.. Peterson.
H. n. Garliek.
n. J. Juehssn.
n. r. White.
J. T. Kennedy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-05-22

Hon. ChaA d. Bradley and son
Joseph n. Bradley returned to their
homs In Fiorsnes, Colorado Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-12
GLASS OF SALTS IF
 YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat Less Meat # You Feel Baekaehy
 or Have Bladder Trouble

Meat forms uric acid which e1cites and oyerworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from tho system. Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must relieve them like you relieve your bowels: removing all the acids, waste and poison. else you feel a dull misery in the kidney region. sharp pains in the back or sick
 headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment; the channels often get ir- ritated, obliging you to get up two or three times during the night
 | To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off tho bodys Winouswaae get about four ounces of lad Salts from any pharmacy take . table- 1 spoonful in glass of water before breakfast for few days and your
 kidneys will then act fine and bladder 1 disorders disappear. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes
 and lemon juice. combined with Mhia,
 and has been used for generations to
 clean and stimulate ssu&xiahI kidneys
 and stop bladder irritation JadlSAlts is inexpensive: harmless and makes
 a delightful efferverSent lithiA-Water drink which millions of men and women take now and then, thus
 avoiding seE3uusssl [ aney ilzn
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