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10 iiuseupe D'Ambrosio. Jr. M
tonletta naniclc, Francesca De 81
none. Jr.. Antonio Fabrizio, Anto-
Mo Lombardi, Anna Massaro, Giu-
seppina Merola, Antonio Palamone,
Arturo Palmieri, Lucia Paolillo, An
ma Sturchio, Angelo Ncnto g Glusep-
pc Del -.
La fiesta scolastica fu bella, sempIi-
ce commoyente. Suono' una scelIa
orchestra | discorsi d'occasione ven
nero fatti dalla Direttrice della scuo-
la. Miss Bartels, dal dottore Abb
bate. incaricato dial Board of Educa-
ton.
Nella Sala, gremitissima, furono
notate le assenze della Necchia Guar
dia, del Pitonesso g del Bertoldi,
Bertoldini Q Cacasenno.
Certo, per Quella "cricca' tuttc
| cio' che suona educazione ed eleya'
mento morale della nuoya generazio'
ne italo-americana e cosa assoluta'
mente vieta.
Pero', quello che debbo notare col
rincrescimento e che NESSUNC
del quattro settimanali del Greater
| dedico' uno stelloncino di cronaca a
bambini della Larimer School. e..
2T Feb. 1921,
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PARAGRAPH

II Comitato Finanziario Isl CHA
ma cosi) Orfanotrofio Italiano di
Oackmont, ha stabilize di versare a
Buonascopa $4,000, affinche' egli
paghi quelle note di cui mi occupai.
Perche' tanta fretta? 10 ripeto; no
complcta fiducia nei frati francesca
nj (uomini senza macchie. che fino
ad oggi hanno dimostrato di essere
ottimi italiani) nei sacerdoti che 81
sono messi ALA tesla della campa-
gna pro- Orfanotrofio; ma non sem
bra loro di aver avuto un po' troppo
fretta ncllaccontcntare il Castella-
no; 81 sono appena colIettati dol
Iari 19,6574S?
Comprendo bene che rammaestra-
tore del bascibuzuk ba,folto loro ru-
mido, specie, dopo che ha saputo che
il tesoriere del Comitato aycya depo-
sltato i'm banca una somma di una
certa entia' ma con quel signore
Ii bisogna stare in guardia. Quel-
10 che tento contro frati ii Meadow
Street sia di monito @ scuola.
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IL BARoNE DI MONCHAUsEN

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ffaieill e cerl9 enc r0'g0H aH''
lteH'Pl ta"59 lN"le'
pur co"Pit9 d' qHel ct hH''c " as-
(serto net cerre.l0 g a. Jar lsta"ei
son quf1 . tempt a. coDP'l9 2 ia'ats5
ma 10 SoH0 graHatSS'mo animate
t0'' Jr"g" " Poffo, "e "!lL .2.I
lparre come 2" 4aet ,siante
a' jar ,.. 60" 0rlc u P'Feo eo"t'''ea,'''ta y . !
P'' drH cSor'lo oSsaPofg'a "a F0'GILa D
"c'm,Ec'o IL P'fI1t"
BeSffe ira iaHie b"si'e Hclif 6eSilf.~
Mel roogore ruItino canitoIo della
oarar,iade bponosconiona m; SON vo-
nm 8pti in n1anto yersi scritti in una Ger
Ia occasione che forse il posfiraro
beccarort, ricordaro' Al ooni mo-
do essi cadono u pronosito ed 10 II
cito
Sono dolenta III not,ro ohio pilm-
sire professora in Iatinotum q nroso
da idrorobio. ed i'm uro dpi narossj-
smi causati dial male IN scritto man
to I'm pubblicato nelppltimo nnraro
del settimanaIe cattoIico dol Greater
Pittsbura
Pare ancbe che ralmo don Pastic.
clone sin ossessionato d,u, noroI,
"buoia" Tntti montiscono ogI;
solo dice In yerita' ed q, faIe q tan
Ia Ia MANN III onesto mostodonfo
che So oil dite che oogi ner aser,nio
il sole briIIa MIN che che mai Iad q
cosi0 coli risnondero' cbo ayoto mon
tito
T'rroe ii Arsssaus 81 o, nroso nor
se' ccrfi snoi mos . dci
sospensivi chi ba Ia coda ii naalia
con oueI che sogno ''''''
Ripeto non onlo discutoro fotti
che non mi rionordano. ma sicco,,o y,
II mastodontico ed oreccbinto Ji-
scepdente dell:asino Ii PoIooa,
ouantunme da me rinroso . conc consi
Gliato non ontr,ro IN M, ,a,,,,,o ~
Guale sarebbo uscito CON gIi abiti ~
brandelIi (cosi' com'eoli q; uscito dai-
Ia presenfe disnuta>7 Lo roi,t,
nolla sua tr;sto Ioor,oia y
siccome parIa ancoro 4; "conagl;,,i-
me bugie" - 10 sbpoiardero' On ~. ;,
ma di ui aufobioorofio
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NGE0dinG FIg|i d 'IIlIg
PENNSYLVANIA
FONDO UNICO MORTUARIO
DECESSI DdL 10 al % FEB
BR4iO 1927

BR4IO 1921
Palumbo Antonio. di ami SO, del
Ia Loggia p. Salinardi. No. 1G6, re-
sidente in Phila.. iscritto al F. . NJ
il dicembTe 1917, morto il 10 gen.
Daio 1921 per infortunio, S400.
Dionisio &. Concetta, di ami 81,
residente in PhiIa., moglie del fratel-
10 Diosinio Antonio, della loggia C..
Pisacane No. 213. iscritto al F. U.
NJ. il q gennaio 1919, morta rs
febbraio 1921 al parto 5000
Spera Rosa, di ami 81, residente
in Phila., Pa, moglie del fratello
Spera Lorenzo. della loggia c. Co
leth, No. 3l1. iscritto al = U NJ
ri ottobrc 1916. morta il l3 feb
braio 1921 di tubercolosi, 5000.
Cavoto Luigi, di ami 50, della
ioggia Terra iuedontl No. Al, resi-
dente in Tacony, Pa. iscritto al F
e NJ F11 ottobrc 1916, morto il
IS fchbraio 1921, di esaurimento.
dollari 400.
Della Vccchia Rosina, di ami 50,
residente i'm Phila.. moghe del fra
tello Della Vecchia A. Maria. della
ioggia G. Galilci No $50, iscritto
al F. It. NJ. il - dicembre 1916,
morta il 10 febbraio 1921 di polmo-
mite $500.
CUrio Bpuigno di ami A. resi-
dente in Homer City, Pa. iscritto al
F. u. NJ il Is agosto 1920, della
loggia Savoia No. $40. morto HI1
febbraio 1921 di polmonite $1OO.
Pasquale Luigi di ami So, resi-
dente in Philadelphia. Pa, della log
gia c. Battisti No. 62O. iscritto al F
q NJ il 30 dicembre 1916, morto
u 13 febbraio 1921 di polmonite, dol
lari 400.
Marino Antonia, di ami 81, resi-
dente in Phila., moglie del fratello
Marino NJ Angelo, della loggia e.
Pessina No. 664, iscritto al +. e.
NJ. il 13 aprile 1917, morta il %
febbraio 1921 di meningite 5000.
Lombardo Adele, di ami %, re-
eidente in Phila.. moglie del fra
tello Lombardo Michele, della Log
gia 2. Pessina, No. GAG, iscritto al
+, e. NJ il 30 dicembre 1916, NOR
ia il 90 gennaio 1921, al parto 500,
Crescente Domcnico. di ami 2G,
residente in phila.. della lOppia 2
Ferruccio No. 713, iscritto al r. U.
NJ rs Ottobre 1917, morto il Is
febbraio 1921, di apoplessia St0O.
Aguglia Carlo, di ami Al, resi-
dente in Grcensburg. della loggia A
merica No. 735, iscritto al T. IT.
M il 26 maggie 1919, morto il 26
tebbraio 1921 di septingemia S4OO.
Di Pietro Costanzo. di ami 81. re-
sidente in Philadelphia, della log
gia NJ. Torr Peligna No. 1853, iscrit-
to al F u NJ il II settembre 1917.
morto nell'ottobre 1913 al fronte in
Francia, s4OO.
Vescio Federico, di ami SO, della
loggiaA. Cipriani, No. $40. residente
IN Monongahela, Pa, iscritto al F.
U NJ. il 20 sctt 1918, morto il
10 febbraio 1921, assassinato $4OO.
Cuda Giovanni, di ami 26, resi-
dente in New Kensington, Pa. del
Ia loggia Nuova Gioyane Italia, No. |
88l, iscritto al r. q. NJ. il 10 giu-
gno 1920, morto il 9 febbraio 1921, /
assassinato, 5000.
Giorgio Maria, di ami 80, residen-
te in Scranton, Pa, della loggia G. /
v Emmanuel IT, No. 893. moglie /
del fratello Giorgio Giovanni, iscrit-
to al F. L NJ rs MARIO 1920. NOR
ia Pll febbraio 1921, di polmonito
dollari 100.
Totale benGci Sf1OO, quota indi-
Tiduale 1910.
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dite che I'll $40 nome e. ormqi Ho8
Quaado, poi VI piacera' di usci,
uelia "morsa' di feYo ncHq o,al
cgli II ha stretto, potete bemssim
rirolgerri contrO di moi che siam
qia' al r0stJi comaHdi. Arete can't
padrc Bondcentura
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ia Larimer School e. mel rione ita-
Iiano @ di consequence frequcntata
da gIovinetti e giovanettc itahane. II
primo febbraio un bel numero di pic
coli connazionali ebbc il diploma di
prosciogiimento, @ fu amnlcsso a fre-
quentarc le Scuole SUPERIOR.
Ecco nomi del gioyanetti G gio-
yanette: Antonio Abbatc, Jr., Fran
ccsco Altieri, Raffaele Baretta, Ro-
lando Cacciamano, Lorenzo Ciccarel-
Ii, Maria Coluccio, Giuseppe Corsa-
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D'Ordine del Grande Concilio del
10 State del Maryland.
Placido Milo, CIR. Ven.
F. DcHa NOcc. Gr. Scgr. Arcb
N#&
DECRETO
Al TenerabH c FrdtelH deile LOggt
deWO z. dI. deiiO State
del MARYLAND
I)ECRETO

del Maryland
Noi. Grande Venerable e Grande
Segretario Archiyista, col consenso
del Grande Concilio, decretiamo che
il testo di Lcggi della Grande Log
gia dello State del Maryland Ordi-
ne Figli d'Italia in America, letto ed
approvato nella prima Grande Con.
venzione Statale nellie sedute s, 9 e
10 Noyembre 1920 e sanzionate dal
Concilio Esecutiyo Supreme in da-
Ia Is Febbraio 1921, yanno in Vi
gore dalla data del presente deere
to) comandiamo a chi spetta di os-
seryarlc g di farle osseryare.
Ordiniamo inoltre che le LOgge FL
lial COMPILING il loro Regolamento
inferno 10 trasmettano a questo
Grande Concilio, non piu' tardi del
10 Maggie p. Y.
Dato a Baltimore, NJ. d., . Mar
20 1927
Placido Milo, Cir. Ven.
F. Della Noce. Or Scg Arch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
YOUR MONEYS WORTH

II you figure it out at the end OF
the month you'll know what we are
talking about.
Getting your moneys worth doe.
not mean travelling two miles tt
save two cents.
Getting = fair return for your
money means buying your goods a
a store whose consistent purpose II
to satisfy.
Your moneys worth or your mon
ey returned.
D. F. CAHILL
1.-THE Grocer
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
TO NY FRIENDS

Neighbors Of Woodcraft. Ladies' Of
W. R. c. and other friends. I can
not get way from my business to see
you personally but will appreciate
your support In the Enterprise cam
paiRn. Save your subscriptions and
coupons for me. Mrs. Doud at Spot
Bakery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
IN MEMoRlUM

In loving memory of our denr
mother and sister, Rosa A. Parker,
who died one year ago Sept. 20,
1920. Sadly missed by her children,
sister and brothers.
MRS. ]. C. EDWARDS.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
THIS FINE NEW HOME

8 rooms, electric lights, water II
kitchen, right on car line, school auto
at door and 1 1-2 acres land viii
free water rights. Immediate pos
session. For only $500, on terms
Of $500 cash and $40 per month, in
GLIDING interest. Without doubt this
is the best buy on the market. Wal
ter P. Smith Son, Phone Arvads
24l.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
house south Of Golden car line east
of Wadworth Ave. ]. D. House.

house south Of Golden car line east
of Wadworth Ave. ]. D. House.
FOR SALE year old mare, ".
old gelding and 8 VI. old fillie. c.
J. Rowe, phone Arv. 69J. 14-7p.
LOST-Gents brown coat, reward.
w. A. Weber, Arv. 318R3.
FOR SALE-California canary birds
Mrs. o. w. Murphy, Arv. 103R11.
12-st.
FOR SALE-Clean Kanred wheat
$3.50 blu, call after o'clock. H. P.
Pierce.
FOR SALE-Chicken frys and pull
lets, 80 cents per lb. A. P. Bell,
College and Wadsworth. 1s-4p.
FOR sALE-20,0o0 Marlboro rasp-
berry plants. Phone Main 2s44.
Flucken Bros. at City Market. 13tf.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

WANT SMALL GARDEN TRACT
In trade for well improved 36
acre fruit and alfalfa tract about 6
miles from Arvada under Farmers
Highline. Walter P. Smith 4 Son
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

Something unheard of before
Guatamaia Coffee in bulk the high.
est grade for % cents per pound
or pounds for ITO at Cahill's.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

II you want to buy, sell. rent
trade, secure 4 loan, or have firs
Insurance written. See T. s
Knapp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

Don't forget that We sell the Victer
Mouse Traps, the hest In the world.
Scott Hardware.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
MONEY WANTED

In sums from $1,000 to $4,000
paying interest Of Z per cent per
annum, secured by first mortgages
on we'll improved property. Walter
p. Smith 4 Son, Phone Arwada 241.
FOR SALE-Ford Touring automo-
bile With starter, 1924, perfect con
dition, good ~ new for $76 les
than the new Ford price. Ralph W,
Smith, Phone Arvada 24l.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE nearly new Univer-
sal Range also 1 Stewart Oak Heat
er, slightly used. st scott's
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

- THOSE $3.50 ARMADA LOTS =
are nearly all sold out, but VI
have a few choice ones left on termi
Of $25 down and $40 a month. Bet
ter buy now. Walter P. Smith 4
Son, The Arvsds Realtors.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Fishel. Mr.. and

Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Fishel, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Main and children were
callers at the A. J. Recht hsme
Sunday Afternoon. Mr.. Fishel first
visited Arvada forty-one years ego
and was impressed with the signs Of
progress even though our front
street is almost impossible at pre-
sent.
J. NJ. Weber il converting his old
house into large mansion We under
stand when 1t Is completed it will
consist Of 10 rooms. The house will
make a good appearance when fin
ished. Mrs. Weber Is spending her
vacatin in California. She IL an en-
ploye Of the D. 4 F. stores. Co.
Muench Bros, say their ad about
Saturday specials in last weeks En-
terprise brot them lots Of results.
OF course it pays to advertise in a
good Newspaper. This week they
have other Saturday specials in their
regular display ad. Read It and
save money. Watch all the display
ads for news Of bargains that will
Mrs. Mary Stoke celebrates list.
birthday by giving dinner for her
children's families. Fourteen people
partook Of a sumptious chicken din
ner. Three members were absent
Christ Wiebelt who is in Los Angelo.
Frank Wiebelt who recently left for
Sego, Utah. and Albert W. Recht
who is at Wray, Colo. Those pre-
sent were Mrs. Elizabeth Wiebelt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Recht, Robt. F.
Roepnack, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Schneider. Miss Isabel Wiebelt
Christie F. Recht, viola A. Recht
Robert Roepnack, Jr., Howard
Roepnack, Alvin Roepnack and Flor
ence Roepnack. The joyous occa-
sion was enjoyed by all and Grand
ma especially.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-Piano, cheap for cash.
! Cal at this office.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

Piano, violin, saxaphone and drum
Music furnished by Johnny Hopkins
Nuff sed. Every Saturday night
Bank Hall, Arvada.
Every third dance = waltz, ever.
Saturday night from now on. Banl
Hall, Arvada. Hopkins orchestra.
Opening dance Saturday, Septem
Der, oath. given by the 1928 Club
every Saturday night, Bank Hall
Arvads, Hopkins orchestra.
LOaT-Betwsen the Presbyterian
church and West End and Adelaide
1 jet bar pin. Finder please leav'
at this office, and receive reward.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
COLUMN

FOR SALELHoistein COW and calf
4 years old also heifer. Phone Ar
vada 209W.
FOR sALE-Golden Oak Buffet md
child's white enamel iron bed good
as new. Inquire this office.
WANTED-some third cutting al
falfa. E. C. Lille, Route 1 Wheat
ridge, Phone Arvada 1s5R. 15p
L0ST-fortisa shell glasses. Prone
Arvada OR, about 8 p. m. Miss
Swain.
FOR SALE-Lot Of woven wire
suitable for hog fence, also White
Wyandott anr Buff orphington
cockerels. Marquis E. johnson.
FOR SALE-2B inches Of water
from the Ralston Point Mining Ditch
now known as No. 1, the first ditch
taken from Clear Creek. Can sur-
ply water for the Wadsworth 100
acres at Arvada. Was built three
years before Mr.. Wordsworth came
to the state. wish to sell only par,
of my interest.
Owner E. E. RENO, Arvada.
FOR sALE-Rhode Island Red
chickens. W. M. Lane at Denver
Shale Brick Yard.
FOR 6ALE-Five acres Of land and
one five room brick house, wat'-
and lights in. Enquire Of A. N.
90 ~ -
NoA.oh@" you arc LOOKING 10.
$500. o., ..,,,..,, I'D s.,,;Iy
from m. ,,..r ~ .,xtv var, o,a th.t
...-,.. a.,,h,. ;,a.nr;tv ...s ,o.r
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
chickens. ". M. Lane at Denve,
Shale Brick Yard.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-Hogs, J. ". Stone, ons
mile north on Wadsworth. Phone
Arvada 1911. II Is
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

LOST-Black auto tool bag. Re.
wrd, leave at this office. 1916
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

Some Of the most beautiful build
ing lots in Arvada for sale. They
are getting scarce If you want some
better get there while the gettings
good. See W. B. staley, F. c.
Murchison or First National Bank.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-Five acres Of land and
one five room brick house, wate-
and lights in. Enquire Of A. N.
Pitt, 0ravss-aye. Phone Arvada
80. l6-16p.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-Pure bred registered
Guernsey cows and calves. First
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22
WANTED-Three table boarders.
Mrs. Long, Ralston-ave. lap

fOh SALE-dere 10 n chance for
Bargains. / Royal Wilton Velvet
Rug 1915 x IA in fine condition.
Two home Comfort ranges. 1 Roy
al range, Buck range, l large Star
Estate range with reservoir and l
French Walnut bedroom set, four
pieces. All in first class condition.
H. s. Burton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE--Four horse engine, tank
and pump jack. Armada l04R3.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE|S Buff Leshorn hens
and 1 rooster. Call Arv. 81.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

= Wv kF1NH]H1 W.T. "os'~ N''k'''NI s'''''
and pump jack. Arvada lO4RS.
-
LOST-Monday noon in Arvada pr.
overalls, sweater and coat. Re
turn to Enterprise office. Reward.
FOR sALE-Family horse $500 or
will trade for pigs or chickens.
Arvada 1881.
WANTED-Local men and teams at
once sn street paving job. See
Foreman,
LOsT-Pair ladies black slippers and
young mans brown shoes west Of
Arvada. Leave At Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

GO to J. 3. Mo!lct Tor cav EArg.
Corner Wadsworth and Ralston. 4p
FOR SzEE-Second hand Baby
Beet puller, good rs new. SCOTS
Hardware. ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

LOST-Gents brown coat, reward.
w. A. Weber, Arv. 31SR3.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-California canary birds
Mrs. o. w. Murphy, Arv. 103R11.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-09-22

FOR SALE-Hoistein COW and calf
4 years old also heifer. Phone Ar
vada 209W.
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WEST NEWBURY.

Remember "The Prairie Rose" a
four-act drama, at Ladies Aid Hall
this Friday evening.
A year ago butter prices were zoe
per pound more than now. Potatoes
are selling at less than one-third of
last year. Veal calves at less than
one-half of last year prices. How is
it about what the farmer has to buy
and the price hired help are asking?
Miss Hope Rogers returned Satur-
day to complete her years work in
the Winchester, N. H. High School,
as teacher
Miss Merrill of Plymouth is visit
ing at j B C Tyler's. Wonder if the
Newbury correspondent has seen any
thing of Lawrence Tyler up Oxbow
cemetery way lately?
Charles H Harwood has bought the
farm known as the William K Put
nam place, which joins his home
farm.
J B C Tyler has been appointed
administrator of the Edgar E Pot
nam estate.
VIII Putnam of Piermont visited
at j B C Tyler's Sunday.
Fred Spear is drawing his pulp
wood to South Newbury, ready to put
into the river when the big drive
comes down.
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HELPED PAY AMERICAS DEBT
in Saving the Life of M9dame
Lafayette.

An interesting sidelight on history
James Monroe, fifth President, saved
the life of Madame Lafayette at the
time Monroe was American ambassa-
dor to France. Lafayette himself was
IN prison in Germany, and kept in
foul dungeon. Nine. Lafayette had
been seized by the Revolutionists, and
was confined in the prison of La Force,
and a date had been set for her execu-
ton. The Monroes were very much
alive TO the great debt America owed
the young arstocrat, and Mrs. Monroe
determined to do what she could.
She ordered the state coach of the
embassy with its flaring coat of arms,
to deliver her to the doors of the
prison of La Force, and once there,
calmly requested an interview with the
unfortunate prisoner. An interview
with a person sentenced to the knife
was unheard Of but the dawning
power of the United States was such
that the officials dared not refuse the
request of the ambassadors wife. A
few words were exchanged between
the women, and Mrs. Monroe drove
away. The next morning she was
liberated, the French Revolutionists
fearing to execute her, and desiring
thus TO secure the friendly attention
of the new nation. 1t was a daring
thing to do, for the results might have
been disastrous and all sorts of in
ternational complications might have
arisen.
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CIVIC ORDINANCE IN JAPAN
All Houses Have Tablet Telling Name
of the Responsible Dweler
Within the Walls.

In japan you can learn good many
things about the resident of house
merely by looking at his door. Ac
cOrding to police regulations says
writer in Chambers Journal the en-
trance to every residence must have a
small wooden tablet affixed to it. This
tablet has the name and the number OF
the house on it, and ON another tablet
is the name of the responsible. house
holder, who in many cases is an in
FAINT, younger brother of a relative.
Sometimes, though rarely, the names
of other inmates are placed over the
door, but there is no police regulation
that requires it, except in the case of
boarding houses, which have to place
their boarders' names outside for all
to see. A person fortunate enough to
possess a telephone always has the
number proudly displayed over his en-
trance. Near it you will often see a
quaint enameled or tin disk That is
the. fire insurance mark. Every fire
insurance company has it's own special
metal plate, which it nails to the Intel
when it insures a house.
There are always several small
pieces of paper pasted over the door,
placed there by the police. One is to
certify that the periodical oshOji, or
great cleaning, has taken place. An
other paper tells us, perhaps, that the
sanitary conditions are satisfactory. |
What others stand for is known only
TO the police themselves; that they |
give secret information about the in
mates Is certain.
Formerly it was the rue that, If |
there was a well upon the premises, |
the fact had to be proclaimed by a |
square board marked with the charac-
ter for well-ido. This was to show
where people could obtain water in
case of fire in the neighborhood. The
regulation may still be in force in
country places, but owing to water now
being piped, 1t is no longer enforced
I'm the cities.
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Died in Service.

Page, Byron
Parker, Lee II.
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Veal Loaf.
Telephone 1862

Put three pounds of veal, cut from the
neck or shin, through the meat-chopper
with half pound of salt pork; mix with
a cup of soft bread crumbs, two beaten
eggs three level teaspoonsful Of salt, and
a half teaspoonful Of pepper, and press in
a bread tin; bake three hours; haste FIRE
quently with mixed hot water and melted
butter