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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
lust CRITICISM Of ADAMS Z
COUNTY JURY B0lSHEvISM

twenty II Wills "Thou shalt not
Sresuted in the loss Of Eden, brough.
death into the world and all its
vices. According to the allegory of
our first parents had they confined
themselves to the Ben Davis app,e,
and let the Rhode Island Greening'
alone, we ~ race would have
escaped, for the very good reason
we wouldn't have been here, buy
when the command went forth "LeL
the Rhode Island Greetings, growing
In the northeast corner of the Jor-
dan alone" that was the only apple
that appealed to their appetite.
Then the devilment began. culmina-
ting in the brutal murder Of Able.
Our country is overrun with reform
ers. "Pussyfoot Johnston's" are
Everywhere in evidence, and human
ity is not one whit improved, on the
other hand crime ia rampant. Muir
dcrs, robberies, suicides, drunkenness
and debauchery. A private still
located in 8 per ct. of the dwellings,
grinding out vile decoctions, much of
which would kill rats at a distance
Of fifty yards. Disregard fdO the
law is evident on all sides. We will
probably reap the whirlwind as did
Scotland more than 800 years ago,
when the great wave Of reform
swept that country leaving in it,
wake . great country Of drunknrds.
What we need is the 'leaven of
enlightened civilization. We have
now anti tobacco, anti-baseball on
Sunday, ant-picture shows, anti.
hip trouser pockets, snti-everythi g
that savors Of liberty and contrib
utss to the pleasure Of big major
ity Of our citizens. What Ia accom-
plished. It IL stated the net profit,
on illicit booze sold In 1920 was not
less than the enormous sum of coo
million dollars, this in defiance a.
oil the 'pussyfooting' of all the hedg-
ing, Of all the anti-ad infinitum st
kad nauseum. The fact remains ta
more this 10 piled onto man, thc
more he becomes nauseated. and he
final result will he disaster, over
powering. calamitous. disgraceful
But the climax Of Bolshevism, tn
capstone Of disregard for law. the
crowning bid for revolution come
from = jury empaneled in Adam
county recommending the burning Of
the building that has housed violat-
ors Of the law.
II. II. MILLER.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
AN AUTOMOBILE GIVEN AWAY

A somewhat spectacular yet prac-
tical contest has been launched for
Arvadn and jefferson County folks
by Armour-Ashton Motor Company,
local dealers in Chevrolet cars. They
are giving 4 splendid roadster free
to the most popular boy or girl.
young men or young woman under
81 years Of age. who receives the
largest number Of ballots IN the
contest.
Any buyer Of merchandise from
the Armor-Ashton store may give as
E,ay votes to the boy or girl Of his
choice as there are dollars worth
to his purchase.
The contest Ia now open and pro-
mises to be 4 good one.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
Card Of Th"nks

We wish TO express our heartfelt
thanks TO the Woodmcn of the World
and the A. l.. Davis garage. also
those who offered their services and
curs as well ms the kind ncghbors
and friends for the beautiful flowers
and sympathy in the loss Of husband
and father.
Mrs. Margaret Crowfoot.
Mrs. Iinzcl Talbot.
Arthur CrOwfOot.
Austin Crowfoot.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
PosToFFIcE
BROKEN INTO AGAIN

Word was received here today that
the Wheatridge postoffice had been
broken into again Tuesday night.
This is the second time in the past
few weeks that this office has been
entered unlawfully, and as there,has
been a reward posted and secret ser
vice men placed on the job of look
ing up the offenders no doubt some
body will be nabbcd soon. AS moth
ing was missing from the postoffice
after the last visit, it is supposed
they got what they wanted from the
store that is in connection.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
WIRE TAPPERS CAUGHT
BY MANAGER DUNCAN

Nat Golden, Moses Silverman, L.
d. Malone, Hazel Mack and Mrs. b
W. Hutton who We're arrested Sun.
day by Constable Gus Bochmer
charged by Manager Duncan Of the
Arvada Electric Co., with having
purloined juice from his company
lines at Griffith. were tried before
Magistrate Townslcy Wednesday
Golden, Malone, Hazel Mack and
Mrs. Hutton were acquitted and
Moses Silverman was fined $50 and
costs. The evidence proved the lat
ter to be the tapping artist.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

T In the issue Of the Jefferson Co.
Republican Of January 9th we find
the following, 1.-THE notorious road
house in Adams county, between
Denver and Brighten has been per-
manent closed through the efforts
of District Attorney Boatright. A
hearing was had before = jury in
Brighton last Friday, and tAs mans
gen Simmons, was found guilty Of
dispensing intoxicating liquors. was
assessed . heavy fine and the place
ordered permanently closed. The
JURY FURTHER RECOMMENDED
THAT THE OFFICIALS COULD
DO A FURTHER SERVICE TO
THE COUNTY IF THEY WOULD
50 QUIETLY AND SET FIRE TO
THE BUILDING AND DESTROY
so THAT FURTHER OPERATION
WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE"
OF course we know, all thinking
citizens know, our country 10 reek-
ing with Bolshevism, but we was not
as yet quite prepared to believe this
has pcrmeated our courts, this damn
able Recommendation coning form q
jury of "Good men and true" list
ened to by an honorable court and
its officialS probably with . smile,
would indicate we are fast approach
ing the danger zone. We don't an
ticipate any Of our officials will act
on the Recommendation Of that jury,
but would suggest the jury be watch
ed closely, and our country il full
of cranks and fanatics who would
Get on that accommodation, carry
this out to it, logical conclusion.
Visit Denver with your fire brand,
distroy the houses that harbors VIC.
lators Of the law and Denver would
be visited with . holocaust too hor-
rible to contemplate. AIRY jury re-
commencing the commission Of q
crime, far greater than the misde-
meanor they are called upon to pun
ish should be locked up. and ou'
District Attorney Boatright who In
tended assains his judicial District
Whittier than snow" should place
faithful watchmen over his baila-
wick, for while he is BoatriRht, many
cranks acting on the recommenda-
tion of his Adams rounty jury may
be inclined to Colt worry. The
hit,oiy Of the world fvas proven
that the more you hedge with re-
strictions. the greater the inclination
to jump over the hedge. For every
"Thou shalt not" you will find
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
CIRCLE lNSTALLS
NEW OFFICERS

Awada Circle No. 1l3 held theil
installation on Jan. 20.
The following officers were in
stalled BY the cnlisting officer Emil,
Dudymott:
v. G. N.-Lilly Morehcnd.
G.. N.-Lily Newton.
Adviser-Ruth Peoples.
Magician-Bessic Shirley.
Clcrk-Louse Wheeler.
Bnnker-Hettie Benson.
c. Of P.-Ella Rodda.
|. S.-Ralph Rowan.
o. S.-Idn Klumker.
Musician-Helcn Kiumker.
Managers:
Agnes Parfitt.
Norman Miller.
Percy Roberts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
GRIFFITH NOTES

Mrs. A. p. Hammond went to Colo
Springs Saturday.
U. G. Griffithsis moving to Ar
vada this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Howard attend
ed = card party and dance. given b.
the mail clerks In Denver Saturday
night.
Miss Pauline Peters hns been quite
sick.
Mr.. T. Wallace md Miss Glover
attended the supper given at the Mn
sonic Temple on Boulevard +. Mon
day.
Mesdamss Griffith. Davis, Wingo
and Wilson attended the meeting Of
the c. C. C., at the home Of Mrs
Johnson in Arvadu Tuesday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
STANLEY HEIGHTS

Mr.. ard Mrs. Arnold Vogal have
rented place in Eng'ewood uad will
move there the middle of this month
Mrs C. A. Vair is coavelascine
from slight illness.
There will be a union mid-weei
prayer meeting Wednesday night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Franl
Nichosl.
Instead of the usual Epworti
League the jefferson Ave. M. f
bunch attended services at the B p
tist church Sunday eveing where Mr.
Stewart, a missionary from China,
lectuyed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
WHEATRIDcE ITEMS

The snow has put the ground in
good shape for plowing.
There will be = change Of resi-
dence among some OF the farmers
Of this district this spring.
A series Of Evangelistic services
will begin at the Wheatridgc Meth
odist church on Sunday next Feb.
9Th.
The young folks Of the Epworth
League have greatly improved the
lecture room mt tn" church so that II
will now be a cen'cr for all kinds
of gatherings and real live social
Is to be he'd there on Friday night
Feb. Ath.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
COMMENT ON our
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

BY your search light. I would like
to penetrate our Educational Sys-
tenn.
Now while I have nst been on the
inside, yet l can ses enough on the
outside, to convince ~ that the
system is badly at faslt.
The prevalence Of disase, disobed-
fence. lawlcssness. poverty and dis.
cord itself evident that our Educa-
tionnl System Ia badly h need Of
reform.
have no doubt VI that things
of which I speak, ere most CT them
taught in . mild ~ asw. but va
want to psviss the svstsa and drill
It into the minds Of ~ students 70
thoroughly, that Il WI sink into
their subconacious .atnrss aud pro-
ducc fruit for good M new way
should be no well drilled into thcir
minds, that would ut like the
Catholic catschism. wAeh we all
know sticks we'll. congratulate
our Catholic friends fer their know
ledge Of how to make tAings stick.
It may be said that parents should
teach these things; the truth Is, the
average parents need teaehins them.
selves.
In revision Of the system:
I would teach faith II God and
obedience to Him. leaving pat the
ology and creeds for The esrgym~n.
I would teach obedience 70 Ill
authority, from the policeman on
his beat to God on ~ throne.
I would lay the Foundation for
education In the sehsels. creating .
hunger and thirst for knowledge,
whereby the students would pursue
education. involving kisS class prae.
ticsl knowledge thru tAssr livsa
I would teach The hvs II health
thoroughly and pssetisslly. not
merely locating the anats@y Of the
body, but how To prsssrvs and con-
serve the various organs.
I would teach safety. brothcr'y
love. kindness and svapsthy for ne
m.n and beast; isvs. respect. do.
fence and . high ssaps Of spprssia-
tion Of womanhood; teach the youth
and all students 70 respect his nolxh.
bors, sister. dasgAlss - wife - he
would hh own.
would teach them 70 interpret
and understand human mature.
especially their own nature
I would demonstrate the law Of
sowing and rcapinG, with IL certain
rewards and terrible reactions.
would admonish then In the
matters Of industrIsiism. business
methods and principals; ths love Of
country. high class snus.nsnts, 1T
eraturc and particularly the news
papers, as they are beesming IN be
| our nanny monuoU IN oOst every
thing.
would emphasize siosg their In
tended pursuits and would siso train
them with the idss Of being . useful
citizen. taking into consideration the
weaker brother. the ksnsral ne~d Of
the community and Of the masses.
would not take merely cold
storage plants Of the student. mind.
but reccpticlcs Of wisdem.
Except where students are strong
enough 10 survive our present sys.
TEN. they are turned ovt psrrot-likc
stereotyped beings.
Let any state with . settled rop.
ulution adept the new system and Il
will soon become = Crset Oasis In =
semi barren land.
Yours for wisdom.
Adams Hotel j. A. =.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

date benched with automatic viscs
md tools.
The Arvndn Junior High school
teams played Whentridgc JUNIOR
High Friday afternoon. The boys
pnme wns 33 to 23 and the girls 25
10 o both in Arvad,'s favor.
Mr.. Craig Of the Kipht- -Campbc' !
Music company conducted n com
nunity sing Mt the high school audi
torium Wednesday morning. Mr..
Craig Is n firstclass singer and every
one enjoyed his singing and instruc-
tions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

The "Hello Girls" Of the local
board had an enjoyable taffy pull
Monday evening, at the home Of Mrs.
NJ WinRsrt, In spite Of the fact TINT
= number Of village cutups carried
swsys good portion Of the eets. We
understand the girls are studying the
mechanism of bssr traps and are be-
coming experts setting them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03
oil PROGRAM FOR
COMING WEEK

o. rr'd.-Go Get 'Em GarsgE,s. Ro-
land Comedy an ,rw fcSturSA.
sat.-onee to 'Ey1-v Mas. Com
cdy. Flivvcr Wcddin /.
Mon.--Country Cousin and Come
dy. Chns. Chaplin. Newr.
Wed.-Pink Tights. Comedy. II
am Dreaming" National New~.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-02-03

Mrs. Ollie Crowfoot of Laramie,
Wyo.. was in Arvada from Thursday
until Saturday to attend the funeral
of her husbands brother. II wns
impossible for Mr.. Crowfoot to nt-
tend the funeral
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
A HEALTH TALK.

It was a wonderful day yesterday for the many women who patroniz- ed Ladies' Day at the Atlas Baths. The expressions Of happiness that they left with the genial manager, Frank Stafford, alone testifies to the appreciation of womanhood for the special day assigned to women
 Today is mems day It is the day of tired feeling after a weeks work Don't fail to refresh yourself with a hot bath, a vigorous rub by an expert and the needle bath or cold plunge.
 It will add to the texture of the skin, revivify the muscles and the nerves and aid in the following week 8 work. For the reduction of super fiuous flesh, curing pains and aches. the baths have no superior in Bridge port
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
Hope For Scenario Writers

his legitimate stage counterpart. correspondingly.
 the coming of the new group of pro- ducers, the general tendency to tear down the barriers of mystery and ''hokum' that have surrounded pie lures. and the topping of the mar tistic, uneducated "old schooP' direc- tor on his throne. the talent available in other walks of life will enter pie lures. He expects newspapers and magazines to furnish the writers, the stage to furnish many directors, and all humanity to furnish acting talent Favoritisn will fall with the director. New blood will be drafted from the whole wide field of literature, art and science. This, combined with the greater freedom given the trained dramatists in pictures, will result in great improvement in screen enter tainment.
 Financial stress will help bring about the entire change, which will be over in a few months, according to MT. Kenyon. In his opinion it is likely that masterpieces, far greater than anything so far produced, will result, and the principal effect will be the total elimination of poor pie tures He points out that men such as Cecil De Mile, David Wark Grif- filth, Allan Dwan, Marshall Neilan and others of this caliber who have been called "producers-directo are real ly master dramatists, and "producer- dramatists'' would be a better name for them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

I don't know, sir. I noticed her pass, but I had no special reason for watching her She seemed to be in a hurry
 How long ago was it?'
 oh, not very many niuutes-'
 |" Within the last fiye?'
 Well, it could not be more than i've
 "'You're only wasting your time, sir, and every minute now is of inn portance,' cried the commissionnaire; take my word for it that my old woman has nothing to do with it, and come down to the other end of the street. Well. if you won't, I will' And with that he rushed off in the other direction
 "But I was after hin in instant and caught him by the sleeve
 Where do you live?' said I.
 ~'Sixteen Ivy Lane. Brixton,' he answered But don't let yourself be drawn away upon a false scent, MT. Phelps Come to the other end of the street and let us see if we can hear of anything.
 Nothing was to be lost by follow ing his advice. With the policeman we both hurried down, but only to find the street full of traffic, many people coming and going, but all only too eager to get to a place of safety upon so wet a night There was no
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
WHEN A GIRL MARRTES c
Copyright, 1919, King Features Syn
 dlcate, Inc.

Sequent peace. Wherever he hap pens to be peace must come too Per haps it is because Tony triumphs over physical frai1ness and is rugged and firm. Perhaps it is because his eyes never dodge issues but always look honestly at what lies ahead A sense of values-that's what Tony himself has, and it's what he imparts to his friends
 Starved ?'' asks Tony with the di- rectness that suits his ice-b1ue eyes and the umbre of his wonderful voice.
 ''Why?'' I shot at him, laughing, as matched tone for tone and shook hands brisk1y.
 Cars outside. Wonderful night Inn on river half an hour from city,' he replied without a smile as he kept up the game.
 I'd like to get a breath of air if Carlotta hlles,'' said, turning te her.
 Sure, let's go up the road,'' Carlotta heartily agreed. "I've a peac of a new tan coat that covers my uniform, and I wore a sailor hat in to work How are you fixed, Anne?''
 "A blue serge cape and a. blue tur- ban,'' replied 'tWe'n both look like summer boardeE"
 In my heart I was rejoiced that CarIotta hadn't been given an oppor- tuntty to live up to her ideas of dress
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

square attitude toward any of your blessings or responsibilities. You have definite obligations toward Tony Norreys His faith in you isn't a. scrap of paper. You aren't a Hun, my girl"
 This seemed to settle the question of what I would do with Tony's loyal liking now that I had won it, and it also presupposed that I'd keep the en- gasement with him which Carlotta had made for me
 knew that what did was right Right with a capital "R-" But wonder how I am going to make Jim see it-or when I am going to venture to try
 Making up my mind to what I feel is right is one thing Reconci1ing myself to the slightest danger of even tiny disagreement with Jim is an other. With this to worry me, I started chasing around in new circles of agitation And I couldn't find peace or calm or relaxation for my taut nerves until Tony dropped in for Carlotta and me at about half-past eight Then all in a minute I knew that at any cost all my Hfe-once I was convinced that a certain course was the right course-Pd have to take it.
 For there is something about Tony that brings straight thinking and con-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09
APRIL g, 1921
BEAUTYCHAB By Edna Kent Forbes

are clever1y advertised by their | wrappers. so to give the impress sion that they will permanently re- move or absolutely cure superfluous hair trouble But I think if you will read these announcements very care fully you will find that they never say SO specifically They are worded in an ingeuius roundabout way so as to give that impression.
 | Personally I know of no method of killing the Superhuous hairs, ex- cept by the electric needle. Even
 then some hairs come back and the treatment has to be repeated This ] is the method I recommend for peo- l pie who can take these treatments | For those who can't, the best thing 1 is to pull out the hairs with tWeez- CTS
 i Depilitories are very useful for
 keeping the armpits clear or for talk ! ing hair from the legs when thin silk 1 stockings are worn. Their action is | to remove the hair to the surface Of | the skin. When the powder begins l to act on the skin itself the result Is 1 not dead hairs but an irritated pain l full skin. In any case, hair removed 1 by depi1itories will come back, and i then more powder must be used In | the case of the legs and the armpits, 1 this does not matter When it's l question of hair on the face or even 1 on the arms it becomes more in1por- | tant.
 | There are all sorts of good depih- | tory pOWuSrS- AIlSone IeCOIIilllSLOSA | by a good store can be trusted. i Marian H-If you drink about ten
 cups of coffee @ day you will ruin | yo1Ir health and your nervous system | The longer you continue to drink so 1 much coffee the more you will encour- age this craving for its stimulation
 Try to break the habit gradually, l first taking the coffee weaker, then | cuttine. it down one cup a day, until
 YOU drink only a few cups early in l the morning. When you have the
 desire to drink coffee try taking a cup 1 of hot water instead The heat of 1 the water is stimulating and I think would help break the habit. Of course you can never have a
 good complexion while you are in | poor health. However, your cold water rinse after washing is an ex-
 celIent way of keeping the skin fine
 1 grained.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

The public is to enter motion pie turesl That is the Import of a mess age informally delivered by Charles Kenyon, the playwright who wrote ''Kindling' and other big stage hits, now in Goldwyn's famous author and motion picture celebrities at the Ambassador Hotel Los Angeles, where the completion of MT. Kenyon's Gold wyn picture '4The Invisible Power" was celebrated.
 The way the public is to enter is over the scenario writing, acting and directing routes. Why new talent is to enter pictures when hitherto 'fbreaking into the movies was about as hard as entering England's most exclusive social set from the rank of bartender or scullery maid, is ex- plained by the change that has come about in the power of the movie direc- tor. Big producing directors who have proved their artistic genius were not only exempt from blame but were highly praised in the authors discus sion. It was the common or garden variety of director who suffered at that gathering.
 They've Learned Something!
 Once these smaller directors were autocrats with all the power of the absolute monarch over the production of a picture, in spite of the fact that their functions were no more impor- rant than those of the stage director. Now producers have learned that the story is the thing, and gradually the director is sinking in rank to that of
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

There are certainly two ways of looking at everything sartoriaI and goodness knows how many more - from the pra ctical viewpoint and the one that is purely Dicturesque-and blessed is that woman who has ac- uuired the art of considering clothes with an eye to each
 In the life of the modern business girl there are not many moments to fritter away, and one will admit that f1.iIls and furbelowS do require some amount of time spent upon them 1T they are kept in order, and for her 'tis the maximum amount of chic with the minimum amount of trou- ole Therefore her inaGenable love for the trim tailleur.
 There have been r11mors as regards the silhouette, and now and again one does find proof that fashion is not
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

so there came three chimes from neighboring clock. It was a quarter to ten-''
 That is of enormous importance" said Holmes, making a note upon his shirt-cuff-
 '@The night was very dark, and a thin, warm rain was falling. There was no one in Charles Street, but great traffic was going on, as usual, in Whitehall, at the extremity. We rush ed along the pavement, bare-headed as we were, and at the far corner we found a policeman standing.
 '" A robbery has been commTted,' I gasped. A document of immense value has been stolen from the For eign Office Has any one passed this way?"
 ''I have been standing here for a quarter of an hour, sir said he, only one person has passed during that time-a woman, tall and elderly, with a Paisley shawl
 "'Ah. that is only my wife cried the commissionnaire; has no one else passed? 9
 No one
 Then it must be the other way that the thief took cried the fellow, tugging at my sleeve
 But I was not satisfied, and the attempts which he made to draw me away increased my suspicious.
 Which way did the woman go?' I cried