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FRENCH TROOPS ROLL
ONWARD TO THE RHINE
Demonstration in Many Ways Re-
calls Early Days OF 1914, When
France Modified Army.
FAMOUS EOS" ARE EN ROUTE
Meanwhile Calling Up Class of
1910 l. Proceeding Without In
corruption - Dctachmcnts i.caN-
ing Hourly for "f'ront.'
By Hudson Ilnw Iry.

United News staff Correspondent.
PARIS. May %.-Trcnch troops ar"
rolling onward 10 the Rhine. IN a.
demonstration which in many ways
recalls the early days Of August.
1914
Half OF tho Second Hussars I;"ri-
meat. several batteries OF ia" iaw-
Gus eos, d-taCEmvuts ut heavy ar
tillery, AMI coutingcnts Of railroad
Specialist" troops poured on, Uf
Versailles Tuesday afternoon. WIZ!
them went twelve armurod cars.
ruinhliur along the roads under their
Cwn power.
Meanwhile the calling M OF tho
class OF 1919 is proceeding without
Interruption and without partiruiar
Incident that the qualification
- lacking the sense OF danger that
inspired the mobilization ~ l"i
Completion II this work Will require
six days, ANA Will bring together APP
proximatcly 10000 young soldiers.
with which General p.c"utto who
is designated 80 command the troops
in the EUhr. viii have altogether
a bout 100000 men
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fronts ~ NSi
Expect t.,, TO neopen Negotiations.

NJ T,5 .n.>SUcINteU IrcsS.
N-NSliiNtIoN. May 3.-Rcopcuin..
:. mcSotiations between tho Shipping
workers. in an effort To sctti" ,ho
wage dispute which thr.mtcnc to tic
up American shipping. was Indicated
us probable today by Chairman Ben
nT", mnn announced that u conference
miSht nc held here tomorrow.
N'Eotiatiohs TO draft asi agreement
covering wages and working condi-
,iohs came To an abrupt end last Fri
aaE Win tho refusal OF the men to
accept 15-pcr-cent wage cut I,tnr
made effective by the board The men
carried their case to President Hard
'nE. who turned tho matter over to
S"rF'larics Davis and Hoover Tho
latter since have held conferences
Win union leaders In an attempt to
hrinE about an agreement by concii-
iatisn.
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the bank. succeeding Frank \. Van
uerlip. who resigned that day.
Dircctnr In Oihcr CONCERNS.

the bank. succeeding Frank 4. Van
uerlip. who resigned that day.
director la Other Concerns.
Mr.. Stillman is 4 director Of sew
eral other powerful corporations. in
Guiding railways. banks and inSur-
anco companies. and is "A member
OF some OF the wcalthicst AMI most
fashionable clubs in and around New
York.
III succeeding him as president OF
tho National City Bank, Mr.. Mitchell
WEI continue To hold his position as
the head Of the National city Com
pany. corporation capitalized at
$4,000. organized five years ago 10
make and handle corporate invest
mcnts for the bank.
nInIc Active Manager.
within six months after MIR. Nit
chcil was mad" activ" manager az
the company in the s"r'nE of 1916
u took over the bond distributing
organization OF the National city
Bank. purchased the business Of ono
houses ia tn" country and entered
the field Of corporate finance.
Mr.. Mitchell. hosn IN Chelsea.
Mass, IN 1877, entered the employ
or the Western Electric Company in
Chicago in 1899. Immediately after
hnislinE his college course. He was
SHlittV TO ltls tffEiitisdNipH ounce
here. but later returned 20 Chicago
To serve as assistant L. the president.
shortly uItcrward becoming AN as
siHtant manager IN charge. of the
purchasing and sales department.
tnnc tn New York in i'l1G.
In 1905 he came 10 New York to
become assistant to TN president OF
the Trust Company OF America. live
years later he established the IN
v"stmcnt banking firm Of &. u. Nit
chcll y Co. He ia u director in scv-
cral corporations and Wcmh"r OF
the metropolitan. Bankers and '"uh-
try Clubs.
Mir. Sweuson is the senior member
OF the bankinG firm of ). NJ sven
son * Sons, aud has been a director
o; both the Nationa! Ci;y sank and
thc National CITY CumpHuy since
1917
Take IN Fight for ni,"r"c.
Tomorrow morning Mir. SillinAh
viii actively taxi" NJ his iishi .or
divorce 1T tho second ot q sericH OF
hearings before Referee Daniel !
Gleason Evidence to y" presented
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"RESTABlT" SOLD; WILL
BECOME SANATORIUM

III" handsome suburban residence
~ !. L, palmatary. known as "Rcsta-
Ct." Vln Moutciro Avenue, was yes
tcrday transferred TO Tucker, Fout
X Shackclford for 10000. Il deed
10 tina; effect being recorded in
The clerks office Of Chauccry Court.
The property, ii J. stated. viii be
transformed into II snnaiOri!m. The
conveyance embraces two adjoining
lots, one embracing plot OF 800 by
i43 feet, the other o. by 1873 feet
Deeds Of ha-SaiA and sale recorded
yesterday show that Pauline Ncbman
transfers 10 Robert :. Gray. the prop
crty, 23Ol Grove Avenue, for Sl6.500,
and by Edgar q. .;.;unn 30 Sailic NJ
Butler. property al 20+ West Prank
lin Street Cor Si3.0hh
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LOSS OF APPETITE
Pimples: eoils, Eruptions, etc
Mental and Physical Weakness,

Arc all very prevalent just now,
and are positive proof that the
blood is wanting in tho power to
defend the body against contagious
and infectious diseases. They show
conClus!rc!v that the blood needs
thorough cleansing. cnrlchins and
vitalzing.
DO not put off giving attention 10
these dangerous symptoms.
Get Hoods Sarsapar!lla today
and begin taking Il a. once.
Remember this medicine has
given satisfaction to three genera
tons. as Il treatment for the blood.
stomach. liver and Kidneys. and for
catarrh. rheumatism and other
common diseases. II builds up the
system. makes food taste good. and
helps You to eat and sleep well.
For II gentle laxative or an active
On ,hartic. take Hoods Pills. You
Will like them.
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Two Sal, From Norfolk.

NORFOLK. VA. May 3.--In spite OF
assertions by marine engineer organ
l3ation leaders here that the members
OF that' union arc standing firmly by
thc strike order issued Saturday in
protest against the wage cut by the
shipping Board and private steam
ship owners. the Shipping BOARD sail
d two OF It's ships last night. Other
ship operators SAY they are signing
on crews as they need them, and while
they admit they are meeting soirc
difficulty. they assert That ;hcy are
gottinE all the Scamcn and others OF
crews that they need.
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Members OF the American Legion
Mt the meeting Of Richmond Post
last night AZ Community Hall, ex-
pressed u desire to hear from the
stand ON the question az relief for
soldiers who served during the world
war. In order to secure such la
formation a resolution calling upon
opinion was referred 10 the hoard
Of direct ors. TO hc ronOrt"i back At
the NEXT meeting OF the post, on
Nav !!
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DanvilIe Drops Move.
to Invite Billy Sunday

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch.
DANNlILE. VA. May 3.-Thc
proposal TO invite Rev William y.
SUNDAY To banNillc TO conduct 4
revival. has been indefinitely
abandoned. II was learned today.
The ministerial Union at its
monthly meeting yesterday dis
cuSscd the matter further. at
which tim" II Was deemed best 10
drop the matter. ON" factor IN
doing this was the heavy en-
pcnsc incidental To bring the re-
viva list ana his party here. and
another WAS tho division OF opin-
ION as 10 the efficacy OF his meth
ois.
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CUT|CURA HEALS
SKIN TROUBLE
On Chin, Forehead, Neck and Back,
itching errible. Face Disfgured.

My uouble began as blackheads
and r:mples breaking out On my chin
and forehead, then on my neck and
back. They varied in size, some be-
ing sof, and frs,e,ed, and cti,-rs Just
hard, red, gore bumps. The itching
was terrible and my face was very
much disiguIed.
sent for a free sample Of Cu,i-
cura Soap and Ointment. | purchased
no.eond when had used FIVE cakes Of
Cu,icuTa Soap and five boxes of Cu,i-
curn Ointment was completely
healed (SigncdD c. P. Tat, zee
Adams ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai.
cum promote and maintain skin
purity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
slmpl, Eash Trs. b. Nail Adtrs,.; "ouu,,r.J.S-
er.'or,e.. Dept II A,itsats. A.,s" Sod every
where. SoEp2Sc OintIn'i.t - Lnd Soc Talcuu Ze
ERR| Cu,ieurn Soap shnves without rnur
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NEW YORK BANK HEAD QUITS
TO PURSUE LEGAL BATTLE
FOR DIVORCE FROM WIFE

continued From First PaEe)
Ud0.oeo fortune was left for division
among five childrcn-James ~.
Charles Chaunccy and Ernest g.
Stiilman. Mrs. William G.. Rockefeller
nd Mrs. Percy II. RcCfcfeiI,r
on June 2. 1919. James a. Stillman
was elevated to the presidency Of
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against Alrs. Stlllman through tcsti-
mnny ut this hearing Will require ut
least three days. the bankers at
torncy3 announced.
Among The witnesses gathcrcd
here today for the hearing were sew
cral French Canadians from Three
Rivers. Quebec. site OF the Stillman
summer camp. Mrs. Stillman's coun-
sci following her CONTINGENCIES
aEains the banker will not he heard
until Il later hearing.
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Ndd l Ter rcn, ON Imports


Thc-c also Will bc an addition Of
! Dcr cent on German exports 10 pro
VIDE . iUud 10 pay thu intcres; ON
JG- hcnis held ~ serve. II lest
on any bands raid on will continue
for the purpose q the sinking fund.
!; : Calculated TINT these bonds
Will be redeemed within thirty-sovcn
wears from date Of issue.
In no case, according 70 the scheme.
will Germany be paying more than
:, per cent interest ANA ] per cen;
sinking fund on the total debt Of
EG.75O.O0o. 600. These amounts are to
he 4 charge on German customs or
any other revenue that the rc0ara-
lions commission is prepared 10 ac-
ccpt.
Tho reparations commission VIII
receive the bonds and apport!on thrm
among the allies ia accordance with
tho brussels agreement. Each power
viii dispose OF them or hold thehl as
ii pleaScs.
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Deaths

Died at the rcslteucc 81 hcF
son. los W"s' Grace street.. |.E kns'
whitman Johnston. wi.S ~ IN" ili'
Andrew w. Johnston. funcra! uo;lt'
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ALLIES AGREE UPON
UlTIMA1UM TO BE
LAID BEFORE HUNS

Continued From First paEeD
tho remaining Bonds hold IN rea'rve
=" Ill be aGtoma,icd issued Il absorb
tile balance.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
CHANGERS TAKE NOTICE

An "Original Poem" contest will
be held mt the regular meeting OF
Clear Creek Valley Grange, March
18th. Those who will take pnrt arc
Mesdnmcs Brown. Bick, Helena
Bnchcr, Frnzcc, Townslcy, Cannon,
Hansen and Miss Pixley. Mcssrs.
Musscr. Wuctig. Jacob Wcrtmnn.
Nntz Bnchcr. Ray Cannon. Ernie
APPEL. Norman Miller, Flanagan.
a prize will be given for the best
poem and II BOBBY for the poorest
one.
The judges will be J. +. White,
John u. Meier and Mrs. X. l.. New
ton.
Song by Joseph Bnchcr. Albert
Bnchcr and Ernie APPEL.
Song by Mrs. Rny Cannon.
All members Of the Grange are In
vitcd TO be present mr. good time In
anticipated.
MRS. u. II. LOWER. Iscturcr.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
INTERESTING PROGRAM AT
RALSTON SCHOOL

Last Friday night Ralston School
was the scene Of another one of its
Interesting gatherings for which it is
noted.
. This time it was patriotic, pro-
gram given by the pupils Of the
school, followed by very nice lunch
served cafeteria by the ladies Of the
P T. A. -
The teachers and pupils Of this
school are entitled to very hearty
vote Of thanks for the many nice
programs which are 30 much enjoy
I'd by all the patrons and the steady
improvement shown by the pupils is
proof Of the interest taken and much
hard work on the part of the teach
ers.
The proceeds Of this will go into
the fund Of the P. T. A. to be used
'as needed in adding to the school
II which all are so proud.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
FsYTDALE NOTES

Carl Anderson who was operated
Sn last week It St. Lukes' HOSPITAL ia
s. B. White left last week 75f
Routt County. He will be gone
shout month.
The measles are quite plentiful in
Prospect Valley.
Mrs. Evans and little son. return
ed Missionaries, are expected home
from Africa this week. Mrs. Evans
il the daughter Of Mr.. and MIS-. AK
tell.
Mrs. L. Rowland is the proud
grandmother Of baby girl born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Barnes Of Denver
Monday night.
Mr.. Anderson, on the Ward Road
and Ills housekeeper, Mrs. Hollsinger
and little daughter Marie, leave this
week for Detroit, Michigan. They
expect to be gone about year. Mr..
Peterson will have charge Of the
Anderson place while they nre away.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
ANSWER TO PROTEST

The management Of the Trivoll
Theatre having been misrepresented,
we would like to say that the state
inients we published were true. "The
Stream Of Life" has been positively
endorsed by' nearly all churches
throughout the country. Many NOV
ing pictures are shown in churches,
The First Baptist church of Denver
ave moving pictures every Sunday
right. 1.-THE Stream Of Life" has
been rup at Grace N. E. Church on
= Sunday, was also run at Central
Presbyterian church. 1t was, rel
qusstsd by the clergymen Of Den
'vef to be run at the Isis theatre
and was. 1t Is not very nice to be
misrepresented b two clergymen Of
the town Of Arv.da. =
nr, .,. r. N. WEST.
{t Proprietor, Trivoli Theatre.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
LEYDEM NOTES

Gins Dnro is driving n Ford these
days.
Mr.. schrnck IL selling his onts, and
doing many other farm duties at the
snmc time.
The p. 7. A. social was well at
tcmicd md general good time was
had by all.
Cow owners will have to be on the
lookout pretty soon ns the alfalfa IL
almost large enough to cause blont.
A large Bobcat. wnr seen Mt Ley
can Junction lately, it is believed
that II came down the Moffnt road.
Guy Higgins N throwing alfalfa
ind other grass seed all over the
cdvntry. Guy wants to see plenty
Of seed growing in this part Of the
country.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
Daptist Church

Sunday School 9:Ab A. M.
Morning Ser. irc--ii o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing nt 7:30.
p. Y. p. ". at gao p. NJ.
Preaching SsrYicc ut TAO p N.
Everyone welcome to these ssr.
vices
We were delighted with the don.
gregation both 4. m. and evening
Lords Day. The most encouraging
feature wsS the good spirit that waS
In the service. At the close Of the
d. m. services = mcr's class wrs or
81 r lied with Will Lobb ~ president
and Ray Juchem NJ secretary and
treasurer.
Subject for next Lords Day n. m.
will he "KinEship ~ Jesus" In the
evening "Obedience."
We are promised n treat for next
Lords Day evening. A male quar-
TT will sing for us.
There IL = cordial welcome given
you 70 worship with u.
REV. ". =. COLE, Pastor
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
CITIZENS NOMINATE STRONG
TICKET FOR TOWN OFFICES

The mass meeting called for last
Thursday evening in the Bank Hall
to nominate a mayor and six council
men, was well attended and was one
of the most harmonious meetings
!. ever held in the town for that pur-
pose.
y C. v. Jackson called the meeting
to order. Secretary. Guy E. Juchem
read the published call. c. v. Jack
son was chosen permanent chairman
and j. NJ. Price was elected secre-
tery.
Nominations for mayor were called
for, which brought on considerable
discussion ~ to the advisability Of
placing two tickets In the field for
the town offices. As the meeting
was attended by majority Of the
business men IL was decided in the
interest Of economy and harmony to
have but one ticket.
H. J. Juchem placed DR.. Richard
Russell in nomination and A. j.
Recht plsced yis name of Walter P.
Smith before the meeting for the
same position. Mr.; Smith grace
fully declined the nomination, and
stated that II xould be for the best
interests Of thu town to name = man
more familiar With the improvements
now started, and TO cooperate and
assist him in every possible manner
when elected. 49,
No further nominations for mayor
being offered F. c. Murchison moved
DR.. Richard Russell be nominated by
acclamation. Our present mayor
was nominated without q dissenting
voice..
Nine names was then placed in
nomination for councilman. As there
are but nix councilman to elect. three
for two years, and three for one
year, It was agrssd that the three
highest be declared nominated for
two years and the three next high
est for one year. The ballot result
ed n follow:
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
commi.... Of II Meeting !. D.nv..

On March 10 Mr.. Gustafson and
Mr.. C. II. Hyde Of the Grim Mark
citing Committee Of II will hold n
meeting In the Albany Hotel in Den
yer at 10 o'clock n. m. for the pur-
pose Of selecting two delegates from
Colorado TO the national convcn,io
IN Chicago. This Chicago conven-
tion Is called for the purpose cf rat
flying the plans Of the Committee of
n for the national grain marketing
Organization.
The meeting in Denver will be nt-
tended by representatives Of all
fnrmcrx' organizations In Colorado.
New Mexico. Wyoming and Utah.
rnd will also be attended by n repre-
tentative Of every organization and
industry Interested In grain market
Ing problems. This In very i'm
portsnt meeting and every County
Farm Bureau in this state should
s~nd At least one representative u
set in touch with the activities Of the
National Farm Bureau in this coop
erstive marketing work.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
NOTICE OF ELECTION

In accordance with the Lawn Of
the STATE Of Colorado an election
will b held at the Town Hall in the
Town Of Arvada, on Tuesday April.
8, 1921 for the purpose Of elscting
the following Officers: q
Mayor for term Of one year.
Three Trustees for the term Of
two yea1.
Three Trustees for term Of one
year.
The question shall the Town Of
Arvada build q sewer system will al
co be submitted to the qualified vot-
Grs at this election.
Witness my hand and seal this
10th day Of March, 1921.
GEO. c. TOWNSLEY,
Clerk Recorder Of Town Of Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
ehlCkEN THIEVES RAID
THE HOUSER BOOSTS

Last Monday night q week ago the
the chicken houses Of ]. A. Houser
on Graves Avenue near town were
rRided BY thieves. At that time
twenty fine White Rock laying pull
let's were taken. tC.s8 5,hnQi
Again Monday night Mrs. Houssf
while returning from an crrand "
mercy to a neighbor's home about
midnight discovered another party
# roost robben trying TO enter their
chicken house. shtmmediately gave
loud alarm. which scared away ths
mnrauders without any booty and
before Mr.. Houscr could appear up
TN the scene. - ..a ,s.,.
Mr.. Houser has posted reward
Of $50 for the arrest and conviction
Of this gang: In speaking Of Ne
double visit Of these night hawks. ~
said II he could have reached ~
scene a few moments sooner Mon
day night the culprits would not
have been caught out nights for
several months. ~ M
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
ARvADA ODD FELLOWS
REMEMBER AGED MEMB1

: twenty-five years ago, last r
day, or to be more exact on Mari
IL, 1916, our we'll known field
townsman, H. s. Burton first r.
the light Of day in the little villA
of Stone Lal Ohio. In commet
Grafton Of that event, the membe
Of Arvada Lodge No. las, I. o. O..
Saturday evening presented y
Burton with a fine gold inlaid 81
blematic watch charm Of the ordS
He is one Of the charter msAbe3
Of No. 146, and an hcnored msmb
Of the order. With token Of ests(
and respect on his 18th birthday.
also received the hearty wishea
the entire membership for prolonE
health and happiness. n
Mr.. Burton feels very grateful e
the numenus acts Of kindness shot3
during his recent illness. especialt
by members Of the Ladies' ReHlI
Corps and the Presbyterian Ladie1
Aid, and in fact to all those who hav3
helped him pass so pleasantly anot9
err mileatone in hfe'sjourney.
Sunday the Burton home was til
scene Of a happy gathering Of rela
tives to celebrate the occasion. Flow
err and presents were there galor,
and relatives to the number of six
teen were seated to sumption
dinner prepared by the deft hah'
Of Mrs. Burton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
GRIFFITH NOTES

J. H. Dissler who has been visit
ing his family returned to Brush,
Colo, Saturday.
Misses Josephine and Eulalia
Reilly who have been visiting with
their sister, Mrs. Hedgecock left for
Cheyenne. Wyoming, Wednesday.
Mrs. Wingo and daughter, Mabel,
Of Denver the visiting with Mrs.
Chas H. DaviA
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedgecock and
daughter leave for Marshall, Mo. in
q few days and expect to be gone
several months.
Mrs. E. B. Royce visited the
soldiers Hospital At Aurora satur-
day.
Mrs. J. H. Disslcr and Mrs. C. d.
Wilson attended the funeral Of
James H. Tyson Saturday. Mr.. Ty-
son and family were former residents
Of Griffith.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

DR.. !Phifer is giving US a series of
lectures on Prehistoric Colorado. -
He is an interesting speaker and has
q message well worth while. Thurs
day night he will give a stereoptican
lecture on the same subject. Ad-
mission 25c. o
The game between the Arvada and
Englswood teachers proved to be a
most enjoyable one, though net very
exciting, Arvada being victors to the
tune Of 81 70 I. The proceeds
amounting to $1,000, will be used to
furnish the rest room.
The Sophomores gave a cafeteria
luncheon Wednesday noon.
Arvada high school baseball team
played North Denver, March Is. 5
Some Of the Seniors are studying
for the teachers examinations to be
taken at Golden Thursday and Fri
day Of this week. Here's hoping
that they will be easy.
Miss Jordan is giving a millinery
course to her advanced Domestic
Science class.
The pupils are looking forward to
their spring vacation March 20.
Many pupils are seen taking snap
shots these spring days, probably
with the hopes that they will put in
the annual.
The Seniors have made a contract
with the Barber studio to have their
pictures taken for the annual.
Freshmen will have charge Of the
picture show at the Trivoli Xpril s.
They will announce the numbers for
special entertainment later.
The baseball season has opened
with lot Of enthusiasm the last
week. The first scheduled game
will be played at Littletep next Fri
day.
The Freshmen are going to sell
ice cream cones at the game Wednes.
day night. They are only ten cents
apiece.
Arvada girls basketball team will
play Brighton at Arvada Wednesday
night. Arvada was defeated n
BriaAton Friday night by q score o.
1A~A "a - =. 49, l-'.-4-.t--- --i.-.s--.-
Did you all see the picture Of the
Arvada basketball girls, champion,
OF Southern Division in Sunday
Post?
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-03-17
W. R. c, NOTES

Major Anderson Relief Corps Of
Arvada will hold their next regular
meeting on Saturday, March 10. All
members are urged to be present,
On April End, n fifteen cent ten
will be served by the Corps at Barth
Hall. A program is also being pre-
pared to be given on that date. Full
Ter particulars will be given later.
Last Saturday, March ~, eleven
ladies of the Corps went to Fitz-
simmons hospital at Aurora to serve
ice cream and cake to the boys in
the open mir wards Three wards
were visited. We were indeed glad
to be able to render this service to
those poor boys.
On February %, II party of ladies
from our Corps visited Fremont No.
las at Littleton. Our own Mrs.
Nettie Simms is President there this
year and we certainly gained n great
inspiration from this visit. A year
ago when Mrs. Simms transferred
her membership to that Corps they
had only seven members, but on the
date of our visit they had forty-two
members and a class Of tcr ready
for initiation. Fully one hundred
members and comrads were present.
A fine program was given and the
regulation eats served, cherry pie
r. Ia mode and coffee. f.N
Our Corps is looking forward to
entertaining Littlcton in the near
futurA