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Rer. Jepson o. 81. Joseph's Cathe-
drnl conducted funeral services yester-
6n~ afternoon ~ O'Clock from no
Monde, Funeral Home over rho body n;
Terre-d p. j.. three-day-old son or
NJ ard Mrs E"rnard F.. KRise- who
f!ed at the North Wheeling hosc:t1l
Sunday evening ~ u o'clock. Inter-
men, took place In NJ. Calvary.
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Will H. Hays Escapes

New York. Aug. 2:.-Postmaster Cen
oral VIII II. Hays escaped injury late
today when an automobile in which n"
was riding with some friends Coll!ded
with tax!cah NJ Madison avenue and
Th!rty-third street. No one was hurt.
Mr.. Hays automobile was undamaSed
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CONFIRMED by TEAoLE

New York. Aug 22.-WaltSr c. Tea
gle. president Of tho Standard on COM
pany Of New Jersey. today confirmed
reports from Mexico C't3 that q confer
ance between heads Of Independent OIL
companies IT, this country ard Mexican
officials would he held IN an effort n
settle the petroleum questions umicso'y.
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p.3x.srEn PLEADS GUILTY

Ns,-ou ~. "e-will!am Ley. FORM
- nav f,,-c: t.r me Stude9aker Corpor-
s.!or. charged with "mhezz1emen''
s,o7p,d "~"cc"a .Hrs n MS 'r'H! ''aNE.
ard cn..rcG q r',. vc guilty.. He VAS
rrr,r~CloA tor sentence.
T~.,r NJ III 4 ,Aar:c ~ Undertaking
& nnn through manipulation OF pay
,retGS.
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NarDoh Funeral

Monday morning A. 1913" o'n'o"S
funeral services wore hold from tina
Mrndel Funeral Homo over tho remains
~ Frank BarSch. o: Diltonvalie. wh'
died at the Oh!o Valley General hos
pitai Saturday evening. Rev. J"Dson. %;
81, 1nseph's Cathedral. ofhc:a'sd and
tnt~rment was made IN Nj. Calvary
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wANTEp-NALA.

\NTEi,--' Ierhs. Hundreds men over
wanted TO- Eailwa: Mall Post
,re.a rns,:ions r.1a rltrat!on Sept.
S,;arv SlSS month. Experience nnnec-
rSari Write 90: irHa ?arttcuiara
;.po,It POSITIONS. examination. Columbia
Srhno! Q" rIrtl Service. Pope hidS::
Washington. y. I. a'~-s-1
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Espnse. ProD.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1908 chaplins Street
Cali Phone 1917
DIED

RAISER--Oa Suauay. August j.. 1891.
At ll:to p M. a. ,he North Wheeling
hospiia,. BERNARD j.. KAISER Jr..
infant Son VI Bernard r. and Mar
EAret Mas Lynch Kaiser
!aterrisnt Mt Calvary cemetery.
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nuRNs SWORN IN

v -. Aug. 22.-Will'am J,
E,.r Nev York. was sworn today
IS = -, I'M bureau Of invesiSa-
rio, e ,a- department. OF justice. sue
cee4,nS william J. Flynn, who resigned
iAE, wr"'i
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RESSARD-On saturday. August 20.
1921. at tho family residence. No. 3Sls
Eott street. at $50 ?. IN. BSTELLA
RESSARD. Vic OF II. z. Rennard. In
tho 48th year OF Asr age.
FUNERAL from the family resldence
Tuesday afternoon, August 70. at 900
,. m. Friends OF tho family invited
- attend. ,ntsrment At Greenwood
cemetery.
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g, -: -ra Tr!dar. August 18th 1891.
800 T.. M. ALBERT SEHGG. aged
g., 'r,rs. - months and IS dayS.
rom h!s ,s'o residence Nc. To&
'S4r aDd avepUs. "arwooG. rIty.
No. la -"~n.r,S - O'Clock. Friends
- -" an.iy arc !T.!ted 10 attend.
''i'.,'Hcn. Tuesday afternoon az 2
>,.".., ~ at. Wood tNmstery.
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WANTED zuENrsHED APARTMENTS

WANTED --. t..r:.. he! apartment or
~na! fr~n'Shcd hos" m Wheeling or
. ..o:.N " e." : - i!aY iIS aug23-m
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TO THE PUBLIC

WANTTI'- \. ?"".:oas having claims
against II. \. W:l"o" or Wilson In
.sStment 60. % communicate with Z.
IRE Of Wheeling Inte,ESencer. agl7-tf
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NIRSIALI1-O On Friday. August ia.
r2-l. at $40 O'Clock 2. H.. At his home
an Kruger street. Elm Grove. WILL
IN Z MARSHALL
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WANTED
E>>YS
TO
SELL
THE INTELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
>Dtsirs. 1905 Market 81.
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",n.rdl srrvic>s vii DO held 10 the II.
" hv~rh. E,T jrovs Tuesday.
...s' 23ri a; BE p. N. In:srmeut
.,.-.>'. w0ul ~emetsr~.
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wANTHD-THNIAL1.

WANTEp-ESperisr can"asserS toy
WEcrljr. nad "r1rh" towns. 1900
rsr ia, anil i'"n"s. For interview call
Vh-..Iin: 3ln3-J. 1uSzZ-n
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WANTED EoonEreper. must b. "Nprr-
:An.,,i NcfcrcH"@ required. AGdreas
l. - Rrx No. 81. Wheeling. ". Va.
aaS2c-.
NNTE.H--Wc ii:csS. App.% at Hote.
Vb..lry r.sjaurart eug,el
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WANTED, -- Experienced stenoErn pher.
Mus; ID uI'.'A and accurate. Apply
"R-,I:t Nj, ant care Tho !AieH-
KeErcr aac---H
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
kvADA.LEYDEN BALL
TEAM ORGANIZED

An enthusiastic baseball meeting
was held in the town hall Tuesday
night. About Is Arvada and Ley
den players and fans were present.
It was unanimously decided that
Arvada and Leyden combine thi.
season an organize a team that
would be q credit to both towns.
W. J. Bennett was selected 70,
manager and Up. d. o. McDermo 4
Of Leyden was chosen captain.
The permanent lineup has not yet
been made but Capt. McDermott as
serts that their is good material here
and at Leyden to build one of the
best semi-prof. teams in this part Of
the state.
The ball grounds will be. on the
o'Brien field on Wadsworth avenue
which will be put in shape this week
for a game with Golden Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The team
will be known as acknowledgement
Everybody turn. out Sunday to
witness the first game Of the season
and give the boys push on the road
to success.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
FRUlTpALE NOTES

Z. G. Underwood left last Friday
for Iowa. He went in answer to nm
announcement Of The serious illness
If his mother.
Geo Barnes and family of Denver
huve moved in with Mrs. Ed. How
land.
Mrs. A.. I. MuIholland will enter
,sin the Ladies' Aid this week.
The Ladies' Aid Socinl that was to
be held April Is, is postponed until
Friday evening, April 22, t. be held
Gt the home Of Mrs. Chas. Wells.
Miss Wisemer and Miss Godfrey
both Of Denver, md Rev. link took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Beck.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
(rW TOWN COUNCIL
INDICTED INTO OFFICE

The meeting Of the town council
Monday evening was an interesting
one on account Of the change Of the
personnel Of the council.
Before turning over the destiniez
Of Arvada to the four new men on
the council, the old board closed up
the business for the past term by
hearing and accepting the reports
Of the auditing, street and alley,
lwstafworks, and fire limits commit
tics and discharging same. Before
adiourning the retiring council made
TIE necessary appropriations for the
!. ensuing year.
All the new officials answered the
r-Il call and were sworn in. DR..
Russell, will still continue to be our
efficient mayor, and ]. C. Munal
md j.. A. Gorich are hold-over coun-
cilmen. Tho new faces appearing
around Mayor Russell's official table
Gre F. A. Mahannah, w. J. Bennett,
Guy Juchem and Walter P. Smith.
Their official doings will be record
cd by Clerk. G. c. Townsley, the
man with = multiplicity of duties.
Messrs. Sydow and Cowdry were
present in the interest of the Royal
D. Salisbury Co., in connection with
the proposed sewer system, but all
action on this question was deferred
to a later date. -
Engineer O'Brien was also present
and made verbal report as to the
psving Of Grand View avenue from
the Tramway bridge to West First
street. A special meeting is called
for next Friday evening to deal with
this question in detail and get this
much needed Improvement under
way.
The following standing COMMITTEES
were appointed by Mayor Russell for
the ensuing term:
Street, Alleys and Bridges-Smith
Mahsnnah, Juchsm.
Water and Water Works-Gorich,
bennett, Nunsl.
Finance and Ordinances-Juchem,
Gorich, Mahannah.
Fire and Fire Limits-Munal,
1snattty 01itk ''~--'- = .''''--''-'--'-'s'''-
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
THE VAN scYoc RECITAL
A DECIDED SUCCESS

Paul Clarke Stauffer, Of the New
Denver Conservatory Of Music, In
presenting Miss Flora Van Scyoc,
Pianist, made y decided hit with the
music-loving people Of this town last
Friday evening at the high school
auditorium. Miss Van Scyoc Ia an
Arvada girl who has taken the
piano as a life work and has shown
unusual ability in mastering the art.
While she has opened 4 branch Of
the New Denver Conservatory In
Arvada for beginners, she will still
continue her studies under Prof,
Stauffer in order to gain greater
heights in the musical world. The
seven numbers she gave were Of a
very high order and were rendered
perfectly from memory.
Nine. Edwin Eye. soprano, gave
six numbers showing the volume and
extent Of her voice in 4 very pleas
ing manner. f..
Miss Della Hoover, captivated the
audience with her violin. Her bow
work and smooth tones gave every
evidence that she is u pastmaster In
the art. Both Miss. Hoover and Mrs.
Eye are teachers at the conservatory
in their respective lines.
With Mr.. Stauffer - accompanied
the recital was a most pleasing one.
IN fact there was more to It than
several high priced concerts we have
attended.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
HIGH SCHOOL. NOTES

Everyone 10 now interested in the
poster contest. The winner has not
ben decided upon.
Miss Kerker gave a delightful en-.
tertainment in chapel Friday morn
1re. 1t was farce representation
Of the faculty, "as others see them. n
Miss Eleanor Barnum has return
Cd to school after having been i'll
for several days.
The Freshmen girls won . base
ball game played with the Sophomore
girls Monday evening. The outcome
would have been different il the
sophomorcs had not been handicap
Ped In numbers.
Miss Johnston is working overtime
with backward students in algebra
n1d geometry.
At the entertainment Thursday
evening, April7. the business men Of
Arvada presented each Of the girls
on the basketball team with q gold
PIN.
TIL, school term closes May 81.
The Arvada baseball team plays
their final game Friday April Is.
The contest will be with the Aurora
High School, at Arvada.
Miss Jordan's Domestic Science
Class are to give a luncheon Friday
noon. The charge IL only 80 cents
a plate. incidentally. we heard q
rrcshmcn say II II was going to be
that much for a plate he'd just buy
Iii oatmeal dish.
The Seniors are busy exchanging
Photographs this week.
The high school WIS honored Ia
hnve Raymond Fox with them one
dny last week.
Everywhere you look these day.
you see a picture Of some "senior'
They must have q good opinion Of
their looks.
The Seniors are going to start
s.rdving Public Speaking.
Miss Miller, teacher Of the Home
nursing class. gave the first examin'
rtion to the pupils last Wednesday
The pupils all received very good
grades, which surprised Miss Mile,
very much.
Miss Kerker IL BACK to school Thu
week after being III the seventh and
eighth Of April.
The Engiish Class 2B wrote pro.
rhicies. Some Of Us seem fated to
some terrible dooms.
During the absence Of two Of the
Junior High School teachers. thu
Senior girls would be tsschsrs
have been getting little experience
The Senior boys have decided Il
stay IN school this week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
W. R. c. NOTES

A very enjoyable meeting Of Maj.
Anderson Relief Corps was held on
Saturday April 2. We had twenty
eight visitors who represented Lit
Teton Corps and Byron L. Carr and
Geo. Washington Corps from. Denver
also Comrade Montgomery from
Littleton.
April 8, being the anniversary Of
the organization Of the G. A. R., and
April "a Gen. U. s. Grants birth
day, our program conferred principal
ly about these two events. In ad-
dition to this Mrs. H. T. Chinn sang
two beautiful selections for US and
Mrs. Helen Doughty gave = humor-
Gus reading.
While the guests were seated at
the table, Mrs. Edna Gibson rscited
for Us In q most pleasing manner
and personal memories Of Gen.
Grant were given.
The financial end Of the tea was
also very satisfactory a. ten dollars
was cleared.
There seems to be an impression
that only the wives and daughters Of
veterans can hold membership in
our order. We would correct this
by quitting our constitution:
"Women Of good moral character
end correct department who have not
given aid and comfort to the enemy
OF the Union, who would perpetuate
the principles to which this associa-
ton stands pledged, and who have
attained the age Of sixteen years,
IRE eligible to membership in the
W. R. c., auxiliary to tie G. A. R."
We gladly welcome such ns mem.
bers.
A committee consisting of Mrs. ].
A. Pierce Of Arvadn and Mrs. J. W.
Emory Of Berkeley have been APP
pointed on Child Welfare. They are
nsking sor your old clothing for the
Near East Relief. II 10 probable
that a systematic canvass will soon
he made. In the mean time COM
municate with Mrs. Pierce, Arvada
1911.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
fRlvOLI THEATRE SOLD b.
TO DENVER MAN

E. r. Austin, an old-time theatre
man Of Denver, has purchased the
ThivoN Theatre from Mrs. e. M
West and will assume full control
Of that popular amusement place
next Monday Mr.. Austin is thoroly
conversant with the moving picture
business from every angle and pro
misses TO give Arvada the best pos
sible service in clean up-to-date
pictures.
The retiring manager, Mrs. West
wishes to thank her many Friends
and the public In general for their
liberal support anA feels confident
|f6lt slls' ShaHRe war be for ss6 Sest.
eral Improvement Of the business, a,
Mr.. Austin is first class theatre
man.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
GOOD SCHOOLS HELP
MAKE BETTER TOWNS

Whenever Arvada can secure n
main line railroad, it can look for
ward to growth in an industrial
way and found a solid basis for an
increased population through large
payrolls and the many homes and
needs Of its numerous workers.
Such not being the case at pre-
sent, the only hope for Arvada's
future lies along lines of creating
conditions that viii compel those
who arc seeking homes close to Den
yer to choose Arvada as the one
ideal spot on account Of its modern
facilities and easy accessibility to
the city.
\ Our new cement road is being pre-
Jared. Grnndvicw avenue will be
'aved this summer, the voters have
said they want sewer, we have the
best artesian water, piped 60 al
most every house in the town, all
leading churches have houses of
worship in our community, all lodges
iNaEwell represented and last but
~ least we have the largest and
N'cst built high school building in
e'ferson county.
This brings us to the gist Of this
article. We believe Arvada's future
.rrowth lies in the upbuilding of its
schools. Make them the best pos
srible. Secure the best instructors
'ohtainable and pay them decent
wage. Turn out the graduate in
such . shape as to be a credit to the
institution and we believe It will
help more towards the upbuilding Of
this community than any other one
thing. -t1
The Enterprise has no vote in the
Soming school election, May 2. II
has no favorite candidates for the
offices to be filled. But we do
think It the duty Of the voters to
keep the best interests Of the schools
'evsr before them in selecting the
men for the school board. The
spirit Of cooperation for the better.
nsent and advancement Of each and
Every department should be fostered
- order tAat the whole system Of
sd66sti6k may Sc strengthened ana!
hat the Arvadn schools may be
poimtsd to with pride by its patrons
rs being the best within Jefferson
county.
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Prssbytsvi.p Church
Clinton Reed.

SUUVn' RceV, faHrOr. n
Sunday school g. J:46 n. m.
Morning service at II.
Evening service ut 1880.
a cordial invitation In extended "a
al.
A. the morning service the Pastor
WI breach on "Thc Cities Of Re.
frrc" and IN the evening we will
continue our series on the Fifty.
First Psalm, the subject being 1.-THE
Confession AZ Sin" An themid.
week services we vii! have the four.
n on 1.-THE Cleansing from Sin
A cordial welcome 70 these services
10 extended 70 al.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
CHAMPIONS CROWNED q,
BY ADMIRlNC CITIZEN

There are times when some frietld
CT acquaintance does something t.
ira well and it makes US feel lite
ratting them on the back and speak.
ing words Of encouragement to then
in order to let them know convinA.
ingly that we appreciate their IT.
forts. n X
The citizens Of Arvada were =
that state of mind last Thursda
evening when they met in the hiel
school auditorium to show the bon
and girls high school basketba -!
teams what they thought Of thet
The latter for capturing the pennaA
Of the school league and the form
for battling 30 nobly to maintai
Arvada's high standing throughosAf
the entire season. !
A sumptuous banquet was serve$
both teams in the gymnasium in TN
early evening before the prograt
commenced. The committee con1{{
posed Of Mesdames Fox, Maloneyt
Abbott, Van Scyoc, Goodlet, Towns
ley, Lavine, Foster, Graves an
Newton were right up to the minutl
in service and we are sure the re-
cipients appreciated their efforts.
The coronation ceremony wa1
carried out by Miss Helen Munay
when she laid . beautiful floral
wreath upon the head Of Miss Sar1
Camblin, captain Of the victoriou(
team in the high school league, Wild
passed through the entire seasoll
with but one defeat. i
Each member Of the champion
team was presented with q solid
gold pin, representing 4 basketball,
IN which was inscribed, "Champion1
1921. Arvada, Colorado. as. ~
The members Of the victoriou6
tenn are: Grace Schoech, Hslsal
Newton, forwards; Buelah Hiae(1
Hazel Graves. centers; Sara c.
bin, Anna Bacher. guards; GladJ
Camblin, Ruth Foster, reserves. a
The various vocal and instrument.
q! pieces rendered by the male
quartet, Miss Newton. Miss Murehi.
son, Miss Agnes Miner, ". p. Suai&A
ana other ~sfe %sK fscsi7ed. n
this connection We will say that the
Arvada Band needs special praise
Tor its work that evening. LEADER
Bonham is building up 4 fine organ.
ixation. The tone and volume has
improved wonderfully In the past
few weeks and no doubt the evening
concerts this summer will be great
source Of pleasure 10 the citizens
II Arvada and vicinity.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14

Paul Clarke s.auffer. celebrated
rianist Of the New Denver Conserva-
tory Of Music, Of Denver. will meet
oil mothers who are interest In start
ing their children In the beginners
class Of the branch Of the New Dem
yer Conservatory under Miss Flora
Van Scyoc. April 90 at 3 p. m, in
the new high school building.
Miss Van Scyoc will open her
beginners class at her studio in her
home just as soon as 4 class can be
organized. Anyone interested IL in
vited to meet with Mr.. Stauffer.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
0aotist Church
W. r. Cole. Pastor.

Sur day School O:45 A. M.
Morning Ser. ice--lI o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880.
B. Y. p. u. at $3.50 p. M.
Preaching Service at 7:30 r. NJ
Too busy to announce subjects
this time.
There will be something Of vital
importance for you at both services
Had . great day last lords Dny
expect . greater next.
The men and Women's classes are
doing great work.
The glad hand awaits you at all
these services.
Don't forget the Wednesday night
services.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
DAlRYMEN STOPPING
MILK TRUST NEWSPAPERS

The milk producers In this section
are just beginning to got "het up"
In their war On The Denver milk
trust, It 10 about time they are be-
ginning to sweat under the collar. A
certain faction Of Tie trust claims
they pay the producer about 81
cents on every dollars worth Of milk
sold.
We have before % positive proof
In the way Of returns made to Mrs.
Beatrice Fraser from the Windsor
dairy for the last half Of March
which shows shs got about % ceuAs
o. the dollar Of selling price or
about half what the trust clains
they were paying he producer.
And In order 70 verify that each
branch Of the trust was paying the
same ratio, We have figured o. ".
Murphy's returns fron another trust
dairy and it, gives the same per-
centags.
The dairymsn Of this section are
business men and no business man
in other lines will support those that
fight them. The Denver News and
Times are supporting the milk trust
and therefore our dairymsn almost
unanimously are stopping their sub
scriptions to these papers. WAN
The daiymen are making the fight
Fl their lives for just price for
their product and should only give
their patronage 70 the papers that
support their cause. II tho consum-
crs were getting The benefit our,
dairymsn would not complain, they
are not. The milk trust 10 taking
moro than the lions share. =
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-04-14
ROLL or HONOR

The following First Grade pupil,
hsvs not been absent NOR tardy dur
!ng the entire month Of March:
Bessie Blarg. Cora Chinn, Helen
Prcar. Ann Rennesy, Helen Kimlcl.
Virginia Lawrence. Hazel Mitchell.
Katherine Mclaughlin. Louise Wcyt.
Minnie Koonsmsn. August Bo,t.
Kinsley Dssch. Russell Goldsmith.
Rerwyn Konst, James Lower. Robert
Porter. Bobby Reilly. Dick Sayk-
strs. Paul Vettink, Marvin Wider
green and George Beck.