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The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-26
Local Lore

When you think of irrigating be
sure TO think of Ball Eand Boots.
They always give satisfac,ion.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
Mrs. J.A.Newcomb is recovering
fropsa severe attack OF flu.
Mrs. E. l.. Foster entertained II
+ officers Of the Eastern Star at her
home Saturday at lunch.
. G. Nolan has has purchased the
p lots at the corner of Adelaide and
East First street from John p.
Graves and we understand, will build
= residence in the near future.
We ar. selling aomc Koavy Mems
Shirts which arrived late at much
less value.
THE ECONOMY STORE.
A most senjoyable "skidoo" party
was held by the Epworth League at
the hoIhe of Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Ev-
saadsday evening.
1.-THE boys of the towu "called on"
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Staley, also Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Banks one evening
last week. ana after serenading them
with rattleband, extracted several
semolSans ard repaired to Bucks
where they crjoycd n feast Of ban
/AyYplits and other delcctables.
AfMrs. J. J. Webber received n card
"wednesday from Prof o. b. Drake Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
SAYS LEAGUE DOESN'T
CREATE SUPER STATE

Currnn denied that the league i'm.
plies creation Of a super stats
The mere title league should be
sufficient TO dizpsl this nlsconcep
tion.~ he added. Tho hague will not
interfere with nationail,iea. 4" he said.
because IL Is upon na,ionhood that
Il rests"
In Glowing. curxan said he wished
20 express my full concurrence with
President Bourgeois remarks rsla.
tive TO the United states"
The decision must be her own. %
curzou said. But n the United
states does elect 10 take her place
In the new council Of nation. that
place win be vacan, for her and I
ara sure n warm welcome viii await
her"
Tcrfning the United States the
great friend ox mankind Slgnos
Ferraris. minister % labor. expressed
hope for early adhesion Co the league
Of this absent nation"
Italy did not hesitate 10 take her
place among the allies at the most
serious moment Of the war" Fer
r1rts declared. The present II time
for tho world to turn 10 maRnanim.
lty." he said.
Many problems. such as Russia
are facing the league. he said
President bourgeois presented the
first resolution before the leagues
council n was to appoint the saar
commission. lie followed with a
second resolution fixing the next
piac. of the leagues council nt
London at a date 10 be determined
later.
Dr. Gaatoa dc Cunha. brazilian
representative. was the last
speaker.
AS the only American among
YOU" he said. ''as well as the only
speaker in behalf OF the new world.
Z appreciate this honor. ! feel Ger.
tain a new era Is opening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Indiana Senators
Ratify Suffrage

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan it-rhe
Indiana senate today ratified the
woman suffrage amendment 10 The
federal constitution BY q vote %
90 10 3 The ratification resolution
was sent 10 the house Immediately.
->-->~~e~e~r~----s>7~r
Survey. Thursday night. In a speech
before the conference, DR.. Howard
7. Woolston. 4. % W. expressed
what he termed "the urgent need for
a supcrracc. the result OF higher
standards % raising children"
Tacoma and Bplllngham are
waging n strong fight for the 1891
convention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Noses Nearly All
Counted Here Now

Friday marked the official close
az the 14th census of the United
States. The gigantic task OF tabu.
latlng Seattle's population was prac.
tically finished in the period speci.
fled. according to Roy Erford. super.
visor for this district. OF the 2T6
sections in the city. only IL or 10
viii necessitate an extension of time
TO count remaining noses. according
TO Erford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Bandit in Jenkins
Case Is Captured

MEXICO CITY. Jan. fs.--Caciano
Mendez, one of the leaders OF the
Cordoba bandits who abducted Will
lam o. jenkins. American consular
agent at Puebla, has been captured
according 10 "A dispatch from that
city tonight.
Mexican authorities reporting the
arrest declared Mendcz possessed i'm
portant evidence supporting the
charges against Jenkins Of collision
with the bandits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
SPEAKER WARNS
Of CLOSED CARS
Fresh Air and Cleanliness
Welfare Topic

~rherc Is no reason why seattle
street cars cannot be properly vcnti.
: lated. even tho they contain radiat
crs. Fresh air and warmth arc as
. essential as in the home. hut there
should be both
) DR. J. r. Crichton. former health
: eommlssioner now associated with
the Seattle chapter of the Red Cross.
made this statement In an address
before the Washington state confer
ence for social welfare Friday morn
4 ing. In the club rooms OF the Y. W,
4. Z. A.
DR. criehton advised; Make Il
f. your business 90 see that your milk
4 man scalds his cans, A can may
!. contain hundreds OF haeilh, and
cause typhoid and death
At 5 p. m. az the Y. NJ. c. A. Dr.
Edward T. Dcvine viii speak on
industrial and Economic Prob.
lens. William short. president OF
the WASHINGTON State Federation OF
! Labor. will talk on The Justice q
. collective bargaining and q. {.
Corbaiey. executive secretary % the
Chamhcr OF Commerce, viii address
the meeting on Constructive Meth
otis OF Meeting an Unemployment
<ffs,a ffrt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Sim FElNERS
WIN ELECTION

DUBLIN. Jan. l6. - Omitted
Press. Sim Fcln candidates swept
tho west and south In yesterdays
municipal elections. returns early
today indicated.
In event complete returns show
"A grand majority In the local coun.
ella, Sim F'cin leaders planned as
their first act n declaration OF
principles OF the Irish republic"
II was considered "A foreEone con.
ciuaion that Alderman Tom Kelley.
NJ, T.. now under arrest and i'm.
prlsoncd in London, has been re-.
elected by an overwhelming ma.
iority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
HOPES AMERICA WILL
soon TAKE PLACE

sooN TAKE PLACE
Referring 60 the failure OF tho
United states To accept the league,
bourgeois said.
The task Of presiding at this meet
ing and Inauguration OF the greatest
OF international institutions should
have fallen to President Wilson. We
respect the reasons which ntill delay
the decision OF our Washington
friends. but We express hope these
soon viii be overcome and repre-
sentative OF the United states will
occupy place amongst us,
"Thc councils work then viii a.
sumo that Definite character ana that
particular force which should be as
ISOLATED with our work"
CloHlng his address tho French
leader said soicmnly,
with eyes fixed on the distant fu.
turr. but with our feet ON the solid
ground Of political ana social rola
tionH. we will create world IN which
this league can develop a spirit OF
justice and a desire Tor peace
Premier Lloyd George and Wis.
count Grey arrived late. entering tho
room Sone time after the ceremony
had started.
President Bourgeois Immediately
recognised them. greeting Niscount
Grvy as ono OF the fathers OF the
league. Grey replied ne considered
IL the greatest honor 20 be present
on the occasion 90 the leagues OF
ganixation.
Earl curEon. who spoke following
Bourgeois. emphasized the necessity
OF doing away with the old secret
diplomacy
The success 81 tho international
labor conference IL good nugury
for the future u the league. Cur.
con said 1T especially demonstrated
the power OF debate In one field Of
International action.
''rhe peoples q all countries now
have learned foreign affairs are their
vital concern and are demanding with
ever increasing inalatcucr that inter.
national obligations be not contract.
"a behind their back.
Their eyes have been opened 20
the necessity Of co operation between
all nations. but the, insist This co
operation be In the open
Another and more important re.
suit We may hope for Il that the
hahl, Of mutual confidence viii auto.
matically cause ornaments TO dis.
appear"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Judge Turns Up His Nose at l. w. w.
Defendants and Calls for Fresh Air

TPoRANE. Jan. 1.-THE first
steps IN the trial 81 an l. w. w.
is thoro cleansing Of the defend.
ant, according to the viewpoints ut
Superior Judge Hurn. who has ind.
Gated to attorneys that tho trial OF
"a alleged !. W. W. here would pro.
coed much more smoothly II the de.
PENDANTS were Individually and col.
lectlvcly given an application OF soap
and water and ki.yi.
When the contingent marched into
Judge Hurns courtroom. the Judge
gave one sniff and ordered all win.
dows thrown open. The case Is given
further interest here thru the APP.
nointment by tho court OF William
G. Donovan, one Of the most prom
inent local criminal attorneys aa de
Tense for tho alleged syndicalists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
URGE COMMITTEES TO
ACT FOR PARENTS

A state child welfare committee,
20 act as parent TO a child when the
father or mother fails, was urged
upon Gov. Louis r. Hart Thursday.
In resolution passed at the confer
ence.
Public protection for children by
establishing minimum standards OF
employment and safeguarding their
health. Is suggested. together with
more adequate provision for care Of
feeble minded children,
A secretary OF public health In the
cabinet was favored BY Dr. Edward
r. Devine. associate editor OF The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Stabbed in Back;
Who Thrust Knife?

Matt Barbo. Of sli Maynard ave.
was quite certain he had been
stabbed In the back. But he was
not sure who did u. II was either
Frank Moberg. the defendant, or
some negro with "A razor. In view
Of the uncertainty, Judge Otis w.
grinker dismissed Thursday the
charge OF assault against Mobcrs
and turned him loose. The stab
bing occurred at the windup OF a
New Years eve drinking bout In
a resort at sixth ave. and King st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
MARINES FIGHT
HAYTI BANDITS
Two Americans Wounded;
800 Attackers Defeated

WASHINGTON. Jan. ie.-Two
American marines were wounded.
one seriously. when the force OF
American marines early drove back
500 armed bandits who tried 10
capture Port an Prince, liayu. Soc
rotary Daniels was advised today
by Capt Russell, In charge OF the
marines there.
The 500 bandits attacked Port an
Prince IN three columns ana were
Immediately countered by the
American marines and local gen
darmes and driven hack. More
than so per cont Of tho bandits
wcrc either killed. wounded or cap.
mrcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
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PALACE HIP

Music In variety OF forms Is fea.
tured on the new bill which opened NJ
the Palace Hip yesterday. There IL
some pleasing harmony and solo
singing In THE Deputy" a comedy
singing act, In which Haynes. Mont
gomcry and Hannah appear, the lady
In the act possessing voice OF rich
quality ana remarkable range.
Another musical offering that Is
unique is that of the Nudge Morton
Trio. two men and a comedy woamn.
who play saXophones and various
other instruments.
The Marlin Wilson Trio are clever
acrobats.
Fcnnel and Tyson keep their audi
ences guessing ms TO the sex of one
of the duo turnout their song and
chatter number The Thornton Sis.
tiers offer a number of ballads and
old-time medleys. The Skating Macks
perform dances and athletic feats
with exceptional rapidly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Will Mr.. Diogenes
Step to Seattle?

But there are honest people IN
town.
Miss Ruth Hecht. Broadway high
school girl. living at 2407 4ist ave.
N. reports losing her purse. contain
ing So. on the East Madison street
car.
And when ! went 10 the city hall
to report IT,. she adds, 1T was there
ahead of me"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Airplane Mail Is
Doomed by Solons

WASHINGTON, Jan. is-Fn~a.s
for the continuance Of the airp,,,-..
mail service were struck from the am.
nual postoffice appropriation bill YES.
terday on point of order raised by
Republican Leader Monden.
The action, unless changed by the
senate. or subsequently reconsidered
by the house, means the ending of
the airplane mail service on June 80
next, when present appropriations
will expire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Caught Under Auto,
Young Woman Dies

Another Seattle woman--Miss NJ.
Kicker 32--dicd of auto wreck in.
iuries Friday. She lived at 403
Roy st.
Pedestrians found her unconscious
beneath tho overturned motor car
that struck street construction
barricade at Fourth ave, and Stew
art st. nj "A. m. Arthur c. Butler,
druggist, 40i Harvard ave. was the
driver. He was arrested and later
released.
Il was going 20 miles an hour ="
he said II didn't sec the red Ian.
terms" Miss Kicker sustained n frao-
tured skull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Allies Demanding
Wilhelm Seizure

PARIS, Jan, i6--The bis three has
drafted letter 90 he sent to Holland
demanding extradition OF the former
kaiser. IL became known following
long discussion ~ the subject be.
tween Prcmiers Clcmenccau. Lloyd
George and Nltti yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Clemenceau Says
He's Not in Race

PARIS. Jan. 16.-CUnited Pross)
Premier Clemenceau today an.
nounccd his withdrawal an cnndl.
date for president of France. The
premier notified the president Of the
Versailles congress that he win not
accept the presidency even If he Is
elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
Hotel Guest Dies
of Unknown Cause

An autopsy win be performed on
the body OF II. Irving. Of Barneston,
who died Thursday from unknown
causes at the New Arctic hotel. Third
ave. and Jefferson 1T. Irving was
taken suddenly III. lie called the
clerk. who summoned doctor. BE.
fore the doctor arrived Irving was
dead. Chief Deputy Coroner W. II.
Corson will perform the autopsy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
More Rain With
Westerly Winds

The weather man guessed wrong
Thursday when he said that Seat
tie would have no rain Thursday
evening and Friday. But that didn't
stop him from making another pre-
diction, and 1t Is this: More rain
Friday evening and Saturday with
moderate westerly winds to match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16

arts Calcium Waters Simply take
them aftor meals. No effort what
ever. Then note the difference.
Small wonder that these remarkable
waters are sold in every drug store
throughout the u. $. and Canada
Don't despair II your face Is COW
cred with pimples. hlotchcs, liver
spots or your skin Ia covered In
spots with letter. rash, etc. Just
use Stuarts Calcium Waters for n
short time and see how nicely you
VIII clear up your skin.
Stuarts Calcium Waters are sold
by all druggists everywhere. Price
80 cents box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16

Donovan. who Is solid American
and has always been an ardent en-
cny OF the woodenshoe fraternity
declared. nevertheless. that he will
fight tho case for his clients" 90
the hitter end.
GPOKANE. Jan. is.-Persons nc
cused OF contempt OF court for viola
ton OF the /. w. w. injunction. dc
not rate a trial by jury. +. Sariagan
and Carl Haug were informed by Su
pcrior Judge Webster. when they APP
peared before him for trial.
we have been advised that we are
entitled 10 "A jury" said one OF the
defendants. In entering his plea.
Guess again." replied Judge Weo
nter.
And the trial proceeded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
INTERESTING BANoIlcr

NEW YORK. Jan. 10. Five hun.
dred guests at the banquet OF the
real estate board were presented with
n case OF pre-war beer each by Chris.
tian feeRenspnn, brewer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16

II Pimpled. Blotched or Covered In
Spots With Rash Just Use
Stuart's Calcium Waters

Lay aside for time your face
creams. lotions. etc. and use STU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16

Mistakes Of the past should be
made over into guideboards of the
futu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
LEAGUE
(STARTS ON PAGE 0NE)

leasuing themselves together Tor tho
FIRST time IN the history OF the world
to substitute right for might"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-16

Here
you get an insurance
policy with every boys
suit and ovcrcoat. Sat
isfaction guaranteed, or
replaced with "A new
garment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
PLAN TWO ROAD
MEETINGS HERE
Expect Annual Convcn-
tion of Associated High
ways of America.
WANT JOINT MEETING
Invite Road Associations to
Meet Here With Albert
Pike Boosters.

NyurE upon th, suggestion of ub,
ufu,rs ~ Iho Albert TtFc Highway
o. ..,uIou. lHus a nutH Of Kan.
sas City, secretary 90 tb. Associated
Highways ~ Amouru. mas called t
meeting of tho executive hu.'t Nl
10. nttcr named organization tp
consider the udyialbulty OF calling
ut 1921 convention TO- convene in
Tulsa it "a ioUnt date with the White
kvcr trails pGpClJtiOn and tN Al
bert Pike Highway association which
iu .u prpb3bUiS win Doe ioln'i bF
district convention ut the O'Ir"
TuljF In "a letter addressed tu j..
Bcc Guthrcy, aocrotary OF the Albert
rlBp highway associntion. Mr.. Davis
SAYS.
"Thc idea Of this point convention
as suggcated by President g. s..
Avery meets with my most hearty
approval and can easily see how
a meeting ~ this character would
be- or vast benefit TO zach Of tho
ORGANIZATIONS concerned therein.
just as soon a. our board acts upon
the matter I viii advise you and |
have every confidence that the ac-
ton VIII be favorable to tho Tulsa
meeting"
The Associated Highways of
America Ia an organization with
which twcnty-ono inter state high
way associations OF the United States
are affiliated and should the efforts
Of Tusa's local highway enthusiasts
bring the annual convention OF the
organization TO Tulsa upon the same
date with tho annual convention of
tho White River Trails association
and the Albert Pike Highway nf1o-
citation Il viii mean the convenlng OF
"a road convention IN 1921 In Tulsa
that viii equal " not excel tho big
road cvent recently held In Hot
SPRINGS. Arkansas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
W0rried in Presence Of
Their FeiiOU Workers

Mr. Edward Williamson ana Miss
Iaurcna Austin. two popular MON
bera Of tho Bohnfcld establishment.
were united in marriage In the
Bohnfcld reception room Saturday
evening, Apul "a, with their fellow
employees as Witnesses. Tho ccrc.
mony was performed by Rev W ..
Anderson. pastor Of tho First Bap.
tist church. The young couple Will
continue to make their bomc IN
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

SALE
Only 80 Days of This Sale


had better time
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23

This because in the large l5-cent loaf you
get bread Of a superior quality. The larger
loaf bakeS with finer flavor and texture
than smaller loaf can possibly have, and
you get more nutritious bread and less crust
in proportion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Stephens Tires Are Strictly
Guaranteed 5000 Honest Miles

hfdoa A. j. STEPHENS
this big
of this vicinity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
Berrv-Gorman Tire and Rubber Co.

Tulsa distributor Stephens Tires We
ability these
That's making this offer REMEMBER EVERY
STEPHENS TIRE FIRST No
serial
ant o. miles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-23
ORGAN PROGRAM AT CHURCH
Saricd Numbers 90 he Given nj First
christian Sunday.

organ selections varying In date
of composition from 1890 To 1919
will lend diversity of theme 80 the
public organ recital 20 he givca AZ
tho First Christian church at 3:l6
O'Clock Sunday afternoon by Ernest
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
DEGREES AWARDED
CLASS IN THERAPY

Representative NJ. Clyde Kelly, of
Pennsylvania, presented diplomas to
large graduating class of the
Riley University OF Spinal Therapy
at graduating exercises held in the
new Masonic Temple last night.
The candidates for the degree In
doctor of chiropractic were:
Adolph Harry Borjes. Fannie
Marie Blauvelt. James William Bon
brest. Mary Caruthers Caldwell.
Sarah Ann Charleton. John p.
Cooney. Donald l.. Cane. Corydon
Grant Carr. Allen Atwater Carter.
Louise De Wolfe, Herman Dodek,
Thomas Fitzhugh Dawson. James F.
Darby, Frank II. Gauss. Chas.fWash-
ington Garlock, Frances b. Gelier,
Fred @. Geller. Charles Edward
Goodrich. Royal wake Greene,
Helen Z. Grossell, Leroy A. Grossell,
Walter Vincent Hurley, George
Philip Herring. Louis william Hoff-
man. Laura E. n. 1ngle. Ola G. King,
Aeolian Catherine Ludwig. Leah E.
Leapley, Philip Martin. NJ. Natalie
Matthias, E. w. Mann, NJ. Montefiore
Pollak. Paul Elbert Patrick, Kath-
ryne Elizabeth Ramsey, Pearl South
ard, Eleanor E. Stevenson. Edgar
Hartley Shreve, Esther May Show
ers. Albert Wilson Taylor. Archibald
Williams. Ethel Grace Wood, Vim
cent Henry Young, Edward r.
Youngs and Frank Zamecnik.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23

tion. lie had only eleven places
to fill and hc cannot include all the
players in the country. He couldn't
place all of US and no doubt the men
named were more entitled than was
J. There is enough satisfaction 10
me in the f;Ct that Camp picked
Herb Stein for his first team. Herb
deserves the honor, too. for he has
no superiors in the country and
much Of Pitts success H. due to him.
I've got another chance To make
the team next year and il won't be
due to any lack uf effort On my part
to surpass my playing Of this year.
il Walter Camp sees ht TO keep me
of next years team"
That is the kind OF spirit that
makes for the highest ideal in sport.
Davies statement smaCks OF the
true spirit Of sportsmanship. II Is
stuff of this kind that makes foot
ball players stand up under the ter
rifle attacks they are subjected 10
during football season and brings
them through with fying coIors.
Undoubtedly Davies is one Of the
greatest backs Of the season. He
was picked for many all-teams by
critics and experts. Those who failed
to place Davies. in practically all
cases. did 50 only because they were
stumpcd on how to dispose Of the
great galaxy Of hackncid stars the
1920 football season developed.
Richard Guy. sporting editor Of
the Pittsburgh Leader. in discussing
the situation in Pittsburgh. where
the populace is all agoE over the
failure To name Davies. a duplicate
over the failure to name Alexande
remarked as follows:
Davies played consistently and is
entitled to a first-plsce choice II
there is such a thing. Stein. who
is a splendid player. has one weak
ness. that Of crratic passing. which
Nas ma infested on more than one
occasion the past year I am pleased
Ia see Stein on the first team. hut
Camp should not have done 1t AT the
expense Of Davies.