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The monetary unit In Brasil . to
Portuguese real. though In thesry
only. for no such coin exists: heocs
In practice Only the plural reis 10 used
and the unit II really The n,ilreis. os
me Thousand reis. For some years
the milreis had remained at the hxed
value II Is to the EngiiSh pound, o.
about S,2dO rels to the American dol.
lar. in larger transactions the unit
10 TIE eonto. one million reis. 0Old
% never seen In circulation In Brasil.
From the nilrels 70 the eOnto theirs
arr paper notes. silver coins from i've
hundred to two thousand reia and
nickel pieces " four. two and me
hundesh. the last the tostaO II pOpu.
lar pariance. The BRAZILIAN placer
his dollar sign after the milrein and
hefor~ tho reis. 70 that $3.50 means
the equivalent Of Q whole dollar and
the man who pays sN'0 for . news
paper q . small glass Of ICED cane
Juice does not feel that he has hsen
unusually extravagant. At least II hi
has lived enough In Brasil to get thu
local point Of view.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-07

All that Elitters Ii not gold. but
lack Of glitter Is not certain test for
worthlessness, II was found by gold
diegers along . river in Papua. British
New Guinea. recently. While search
ing for gold the men encountered q
bluish-gray hakish substance which
they cast aside ~ worthless. Two
months ago two pounds Of this sub
stance was bought In London by an
American Arm for approximately
96.OOO. q eight times the value IT tile
same amount Of gold. It was omnirid-
ium, q member Of one Of the hardest
metals known and used for the Tipping
q fountain pens and for delicate hear
lngs Of fine machinery. It Ii worth 300
an ounce. When the prospectora
learned the value Of the substance they
hurried hack to the river and learned
that tropical rains had washed away
most Of the precious stun. by careful
work they raked together what was
left, had 1t refined and sent to London.
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TIM GxplaRatisn.

Returning home from the park .
man was jubilant because he had won
prizes at several Of the stands.
II got four boxes Of candy. TIVE kew.
pie dolls, seven stickpins and . chick.
en-" he told his wife.
"Did you wear your sporty haiti"
"Yes."
"And that suit with the big checksi''
"Why. certainly"
"And that loud ter
Eyes. but what's the diferencer
THAT accounts for the winning of
oil those pslses. m bet cookie the
stand KEEPERS thought you were . cup
per connected with the OUTFIT"
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ossars Yellow. svtssray.

The yellow BUTTERFLIES which look
harmless enough when flying around
the garien arc really danger signals
to the cabbage grower. for these hut.
terilies lay the eggs from which cab.
bage worms are Matched. To keep
the worms away. beEin busting the
cabbage plants when they are very
small with air.slaked lime to which
q little paris green has been added. or.
better still. sprny them with arsenntc
1t lead. one pound to = gallon Of VA.
tee. These II absolutely no danger In
using poison On young cabbages. A.
the heads grow from the inside. and
the outer leaves on which the poison
fails will later he removed.
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Gait RIsins Drsad.

A cooking class 10 being Organized
Ia Houston to revive the lust art Of
making 'salt rising" light bread. II
the good old bread Of the daddles and
nsammles u to come back all such
latter-day contrivances a. gas ranges
and. oil stoves will have to be ret
aside. The Signal serves notice on
the Houstouians that salt.raising
bread can only b. cooked N fireplace
svens, aad loaves that are not ~ big
- q half.bushel measure or . full
siss cheese do not eount.-Honey
Grove SIGNAL.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-07

The employment " red hands to u
dicate street croaaings. the advan'
tages IT which were Demonstrated In
recent experiments. Il still under dis
cussion. An early proposal for paint
ing the crossings with rid lead has
however. been abandoned because VI
tAe insufficient wearing qualities a
~ mixture. and the municipal admin
isefatioa has orsiered red sandst"as
to- csuaaings n Alsaee which Will pm
vi1s durable safety sones aAowlns
whsss pedestrians may veuturs with
~ 4sk. Il u sus9ested that Il wOvld
- aAvisabts 70 fellow the sxanp,e d
Aneesca h drawing ~ strict reEala'
toes whieh woald make he drivers a
veh(slsa- reeoseslbss = ~ eaees IN
aeetoents occusring - u ~ bas1
.-Fts0 II Pseit l'sfisiea
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-07

Ths Pullman porters Intentions
wsrs god. but his methods poor. Two
souters, near the sixty marx. were en-
route from Kansas to Indiana. The
ysunser. weighing about 80 pounds,
was convaiescInG from . long Illness
and needed assistance In moving about.
The porter frequently was called fos
help.
One morning h. met the older DC
tes. who weighed near the $50 mark,
aud remarked:
"Why. your mother Just walked
down the aisle. She must be much
better"
And when the porter was told q
the social error" he had made. he
spent the greater part Of the remain.
der Of the journey pleading with the
older sister not 70 tell Of bis nils
take.
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Potato bugs are speed foes In south
Jersey. say the motor drivers who
have Investigated the reason for the
skid.ling Of automobiles on apparently
dry roads. They declare that the trOu-
bio has been caused BY potato bugs
migrating from one field to another
aud crossing the roasis In the paths
Of their machines. Automobiles are
extesminating about ~. many Of the
pests ~ the usual application Of pols-
% spssyA - the latter have washed
II nearly % fast a. they have been
spp,Ied during the rainy weather. One
farmer ID said to have placed = motor
horn In his spraying outflt. Al he
had previously trained his flock IT
geese to eohbie up the potato beetles.
he claims that the honking Of the horn
IL quite effective In frightening the
pests away.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-07-07

The great military base at Kautara.
from which the British built . mill.
taey railway through the desert to
Palestine. 10 being dismantled. The
line, Of ceafss. u permanent. During
the war The Ssss canal was crossed
by Q large swias bridge. which 10 now
70 be dlsmantled. Connection between
the Egyptian railways and the new
line to Palestine Will be maintained
By means Of Q tunnel which will Be
built below The Sues canal.
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USEFUL SERVANT OF MANKIND
hard = Gay Whist ths Wsssd Would
% u ospsivsd ~ easbsais
Aell oas,

The Anesican constitution h NOW
In q fair way to become saturated with
earbooic acid gas. Reference IL not
made to the document signed BY the
forefathers, but to the constitution
that gets run down every spring and
has to Be perked up With cod liver oil.
Well, II won't be ~ bad % II sounds.
Carbonic acid gas il quite harmless.
It's made from coke, and It II prob
ably the most versatile servant that
mankind has. It's like those medi-
cines that the alimanacs say are good
for everything. 1t can put Z kick in
your ice-crpam soda, or your lemon
phosphate. It's in all IRE extlnguishers.
It's used to harden steel. It's used In
making sugar. to remove the lime from
the Juice Of the cane. It's 4 refdeerat.
ing agent and also II used In making
bicarbonate NJ soda, the substance one
takes for heartburn. And h forms one
n the chief curative agents used In
the baths at such resorts ~ Neaheim
In Europe and Saratoga In this c0un.
try.
Manufacturers of caEbonic Gas II
this country report that they have
doubled their output IN the last yesf
because Of tive Increased demand 1bs
carbonated beverages. or "soft drinks."
At present. in round numbers, carbOaic
Acid gas enters Into 375.0O.OW Eal-
Ions Of beverages In the United States.
Figuring on sixteen drinks Srom .
gallon. you have 8.OO0OO.OO sOft
drinks a. the approximate consumption
. year. Sixty s0das Chicago
Journal.
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in accordance with the statute IN
such ease mads and provided.
1hAt the said assessment viii Be
due and payable without demand
within thirty days from and after
the final psblieatien Of the assessing
ordnance assessing the proper pro
portioas Of The whole actual eoot Of
said impsovsaasnts against said real
estate; prsvi1sd. however. tha4 sny
owner who. sAail pay his full ASSESS
msnt within . period Of thirty days
thereafter shall be entitled to an a.
lowanes Of five per eentum; or IN
case any owner Of real estate shall
fail 70 pay The waals Of sach assess-
msnt against his property within
thirty days from and after tae final
publication Of the assessing ordnance
then Tie whole cost Of said improve.
msnts - assssssd against his pro-
psrty shall b payable in twenty
equal annual installmsnts Of he
principal, with interest upon unpaid
installmsnts. payable ssmi-annuslly
at the rate Of elk Per centum pr
annum; tie first Of such installments
Of said principal viii be due and
payable upon the next succeeding
date sftsr tie passage Of the ssssss-
Ing ordinance upon which general
taxes, or the first installmsnt there
Of. are by the laws Of the stats Of
Colorado made payable, and the re-
mainder Of said installmsnts shall be
due and payable suecessivsly on the
sane day in sseh year thereafter
until al are paid In fun.
That . map Of said proposed dist
riot allowing tas exterior bouadariss
thereof and locating said improve
msnts; Specifications and details for
The construction Of said improvs.
ments; Tie schedules Of lots and
tracts Of land In said district and the
sstimstss Of the engineer Of the
cost Of said improvements, from
which ths share Of he estimated
cost Of said improvements that will
b assessed against each piece Of
real estate in said district may be
readily ascertainsd, and Ill rcsolu-
tiens and proessdings Of the board
Of trustees Of said town relating 70
said proposed improvement district
and ths proposed Improvement
therein are on file IN the office Of
the town clerk and can be there seen
and examined by any psrson inter
estsd during business hours Of any
day on o. before and until the hour Of
ak o'clock In the afternoon Of Nom
day. ths 9stA day Of July. A. D..
1891.
That an eosaplaints and objections
that may b. made In writing con-
csrnin9 Tie proposed iaprovemsnts
BY TIE owner. or owners, Of any real
estats 70 b assessed, or any psfson.
or persons, interestsd generally. viii
be heard and determined BY tie
board Of trustees Of said town Of
Arvada at H. Town HAN In said
town. at the hour Of eight o'clock
P. n. on Monday the 2Sth day Of
July, A. d. 1881. After he deter
minatlon Of al complaints and OBJ
jectiens % made said board Of trus-
tsss win take up and consider an
ordnance creating ssA district and
ordering the imprevsnsnts herein
proposed.
Dated this 2Srd day Of June, A.
D.. 1891.
(Ssal) H. n. GARLICK.
Town Clerk and Recorder Of the
Town Of Arvsds. Colorado.
Juna 2A to Iu1v IA
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Rsilalsns q ths evtxes.

"Don't you think We should iet pos-
tesity pay our war dsbtsr'
"l'ossibly." replied Aisa Cayenne.
1T will At least prevent postestty from
falling into any AFFECT faiiaey q %.
c~stee wOrxhip"
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Japaa y prspariag y bsiid . pyrar
mid for ~ Arst emperor. Jimmu
Tense. somswhers In the suburbs Il
Toxic and for this purpose . CON.
suittso Of peominsot Mea will collect
a stooe fPuo every subject q the
empire says tAs Arsonaut h = the
jntens3eo b matte this the highssl
servstaeo y ~ rae 1aeG.
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TO CREATE
.vEMENT DIS
TOWN OF ARv.
TO l.. KNOWN AS ARv-
PAVING DISTRICT NUN
ONE, AND TO MAKE GER
IN STREET IMPROVEMENTS
M SAID DISTRICT.
All owners Of the real estate and
property which y included In the
boundaries hereinafter described.
and all persons generally are hereby
notified that the board Of trustees Of
the Town Of Arvada. in the county
Of Jsffsrson, and STATE Of Colorado,
pursuant 10 the requisite petition
Of property owners under the laws
Of The state Of Colorado. has adspt-
cd full details and specifications for
the eonstruetien Of certain street in-
provsmsnts and appurtsnaness IN
and for . proposed local improve
msnt district within the corporate
limits Of ths town Of Arvada to be
known ~ Azvsda Paving District
Number One.
Said improvements shall consist Of
grading and paving with eonersts
that portion Of Grand View Avenue
within said town. from the west side
Of ". First Street. 70 the overhead
bridge In said Grand View Avenue
eroesiag ~ tracks Of tie DsRvss
Tramway Company, he eonstsuetisn
Of eurbs and cutters on the north side
Of Grand visw Avenue from tie
vsst side Of West First street 70 .
point opposite The line between lots
s aaA . In Block .. Ar~ada. and %
~ soutA side Of said Grand View
Avsnus from the west side Of wsst
First Street 70 tie west side Of East
First &. and Tie construction Of any
necessary or Incidental improvements
n esanection thsrswith, said paving
= ~ thirty ok (ss) feet In width
frsa H. wsst side Of West First
Street 70 ths hns between Lots s
aad 8. Bieek 9. Arvada and 70 be
twsaty l9o) test In width from The
said line bstwssa LeGs s and 8, cost
civ IN ~ IA overhead bFSdRo.
That To board Of trustsss has
dstssminsd thse said paving district
ahall consist Of ths lots and lands
abst&ias % and adjacent 70 ssid
Grand View Avssus bstwssn TIE
wsse ssds Of West Fifse Sersst and
~ Overhead bridge In said Grand
View Avenue crossing he tracks Of
ths Denver Tramway Company to .
Substantially equal depth from each
sids II aaA Grand View Avenue.
ts-wit, 100 fest o. saeA eide there.
Of, aid parallel thsrsts.
That ~ sstinassA end probable
ecse OF said Improvements VIA ne
appurtsnaness u >xo.sS7.SO.
That ~ maximum probable eoss
pr front foss' - SHOWN ~ tne est
mates OF the TOW" engineer. 70 %
ssesssed spen ne reesvs 'oss ana
raresss OF nnd IN ss'o proposso on
trict V - fo''ows:
In ne western part or portion OF
The said district. to-wk' from shS
vese 80 OF Msss Ft'st street 70 s"e
wess has OF ksse frs street oe'ne
thas portion OF the discreet TO %
Improved WIN caro' ana sasss eno
paving from eure TO curb ne cost "
eefanstsd 70 b Wis per front 1901
.o~saeh ssds q 's'a Grand view
.Avsnus' On ne "ersa SIDE OF ursnc
-'sw Avenue from the west side OF
Est First Street TO : point op,o-
.ne A'ns. between ''os' . ana . y"
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Richard Russell
Physician 4 Surgeon
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
l2l West First Street
PHONE ARMADA TT.

II you want to buy, cell, rent
trade, secure . loan. Of have fire
Insurance written. See 7. 8.
Knapp.
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Hearing of Man
Charged With Eloping
With Girl Put Off

The case of Escqucl Wariclgs who
b. charged with running ava with
Miss Flora Aluris. % year old girl
without the consent of her mother.
was postponed this morNinE until
Friday. whvu WuriokH was u%traignci
In the court ot Judge " ". McCl'l-
Ian.
The two who were believed 10 have
fled west. were arrested at Las Vegas
Yesterday afternoon and returned 10
Albuquerque. % complaint having
been iil,d against Waricks 10y tho
mother uf the Eirl The girls right
name iz s1id Co be- Flora Aiaris, but
She goes ly The nam" OF Gonzales.
She started 20 church sunday
morning but never reached church
co. returned home. II was SUNDAY
uirht before the police were notified
to make e search for her resulting In
th, arrest 81 the two nt a Vegas.
Mnricks was committed to jail this
morning pending the furnishing of
$500 bond fUr his hearing Friday.
THREE CONNICTS SHOT.
JEF FERSDN CITY, Mo- sept. 10.
Three Of four cunvicts who att
tempted 60 escape from this state
~u,uit,utiury at 90 o'clock today were
shot ly tho guards. one b. not oN-
u,pt,l to recover An were brought
back to- the prnit"utiary.
You will find It IN our Glass;
Sah Columns.
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pistol. I hnd been hiding and when
hla hands were raised ! cnmu out and
Church kept him covered while ! put
the handcuffa on his wrists. Then We
forced him 20 walk down stairs Into
the basement. church going ahead, A.
he reached the bottom OF the stairs.
! hit him with n baseball bat and he
fell down. He struggled. and we both
heat him. Then Church cut his throat.
We did the same thing with Aurmup
who had bcrn Whiting outside IN the
err and who came In to find out what
was obtaining Daughcrfy."
church. according 70 the poiicn first
aured Dauehcrty 10 the basement OF
his home where Parks. armed with
n s@.a.-.s. aud Wllder LAP In walt.
Parks admitted. the police nay. tiini
he pointed "A revolver at Dapgherty
and that they handcuffed him aud
then struck him with a basfken bat.
Nearly similar treatment inter was
accorded Ausmus. The ihtter's body
was found buried under the garage
ut the Church home. Daugherty'a
body was found In the De- P,aines
river.
wilder Was being questioned today
In an effort to obtain statements
corroborating the statements Of the
other Two prisoners.
Parks was aid 10 have declared
that the plan of those who did tbs
staying was 60 obtain possession 81
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BOIL YOUR DRINKING
WATER TO Be SAFE,
CITY MANAGER SAYS
Slight Contamination Is
Found in City Supply.
Source of Trouble Is
Sought.

Boil your drinking water II You
want to be absolutely safe from
typhoid fever.
This Is the advice given out this
morning Ia Aibuqueruucans by city
"%Naminntion OF tho city winter supply
by the health department oniciala.
Mr.. Gladding said this morning
that there In no reason for the city
to he alarmed. There IL a slight con
taminution In the city water, accord
ing Ia Dr. j. r. Bocherty. city ana
county health officer. which Il II
hoped will be only temporary and
one which will he corrected as soon
as the source of trouble IL located
While there Is not believed to he
much danger. city officials believe
that the citizens have a right to know
OF b true condition Of the water and
ic given a chance to safeguard them
solves by boiling their drinking water.
Mr.. Docherty sltid today that there
have been two deaths from typhoid
fever IN h county. the second occur
ing Sunday morning when death came
To- Aciicio Gonzales. S-ycar-old boy
Of Los DuraneB. The cause of the
typhoid IN the county. said the doctor.
has been traced TO polluted wells.
For THIS reason he hriievea that per-
sous with private wells should also
boil their watcr an we'll az persons
using the city water.
At present. however. there are hut
three casos Of typhoid fever In the
tity proper. These eases are not at
trihuted To thc city water.
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Children ~Reprimanded
For Riding Bicycles
Under Crossing Gate

VaErants and alleged tnnic vio-
latur- occupied the attention Of the
police court this morning.
James Allnn aud RAYMOND Vim
cent were sentenced Ia Jail FOR 20
days and told they would be- put to
work Vincent was IN court before
ou the same Churr, but dismissed ON
the promise he would leave town.
g.. W MrE.lvoy was fined S. on the
charge OF not having u drivers H.
cousr. James HcArmaud was fined
SIS ON tho charge of driving his auto
by u street car when u was discharg
INK 90 n.crs.
The cas-" OF Amelio Baca and Solo
mon Curduvn. charged with fighting
was continued from last night until
tonight 90 allow time for summonlnE
witnesses.
Tho - school children who wer,
charged with riding their bicycles un.
der the gntcs at the Ccntul avenue
railroad crossing were given "a repri.
mard by the Judge last night and dis.
missed on promise Of good behavior
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WHAT MADE
The CHANGE?
This Woman says Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Made Her
a New Woman

Pittsburgh, Pa. Before taking
lydia f.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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TmMEE CONNIlTs sIIOT.

You will find It IN our Glass;
Seh Columns.
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SECOND MAN ADMITS
HE AIDED CHURCH IN
KILLING SALESMAN
Third Person Said to be
Implicated in Chicago
Murders

CHICAGO. Sept. ~1s--Icon Parks,
named BY Harvey w church NJ an
accomp.icc In the murders of Bern
and Dauehorty and Cari Ausmur last
night confessed his Implication In the
crimes, according TO the police.
Clarence wilder was named as a third
accomplice.
Church. according to the Chief ~
Poi CO Fitzmorris named Parks as the
man who helped him load the body
Of DaugLerty into the automobile and
later helped him throw Il IN the
Dcs plnincs river.
IN Parks alleged confession ns
given out ny the police. he anid that
h. wns In the house when church
entered with Dauehorty. Ills state
mcnt as given out by the police TO-
lows In part;
Church held Daurherty up with a
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the a and later eel IL and divide
the proceeds.
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Firms wishing rims. or last. but not
least. the Green Shoes to Nancy and
Nick. Bciug magic and out OF the
FAIRY Queens stables. curly could do
almost anything. He spoke English
quite well. as dil his master.
But there! I'm telling about tho
horse before I'm telling about his
master, which IN Just 0s bad az putt
Ing the cart before the horse. You
must know about Cap'n Pennywiukic.
Really. Briny Ocean would he the
most miNed up place In the world,
were Il not for the order he Keeps.
(ro he C~oniinued.D
Copyright 1921, y ~ A. ServiceJ
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Representative Taylor
Of Arkansas Dies

WASHINGTON. Sept. ia.-Rcpre-
sentatives samuel NJ, Taylor. 60. Of
Arkansas. h died last night had
been In declining health Tor several
months, ana had not attended session
Of th" housu since about July l. lie
was elected to the siNty-secod congress
In 1919. He was ranking democratic
member % TIA" rivers and harbofs
committee.
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Senator Jones Flags
Republican Program
In Address Here

E~ndcavorsne 70 show defects n the
republican program Of administra-
ton. Senator A. a. Jones' Of New
Mexico opened the democratic cam
pasen tor u. n. Hanna for senator at
the armory last plight.
Several hnudrcd people. practically
all demorrnts. attended tho meeting.
The speaker was introduced BY r,
}. Mabry, Democratic men and
women sat on the platform with the
fpfHKUr.
senator Jones' main attack was on
the revenue tili which he said would
make n HAT tax on the income Of
lafccs corporations. thus shifting q
heavier burden he said to the small
corporation and iesnening thett ax for
larger corporations.
He said q wns the policy OF the
democrats TO give compensation 20
thc former service men and branded
the tariff hill ~ a "hrcad pin" lie
closed hiH speech with an appeal that
Mr.. Hanna be sent to the senate.
the car and later rcl. II and divide
the proceeds.
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made the wonderful change in me. |
told them about Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and recommend
il wherever ! can. | give you permits
sion to publish this letter 10 help suffer
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send and made a new woman of me. ~
Mrs. +. A. BAKER, 47i9 Butler St.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
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