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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
millionaire Kid,' Sentenced to Get
Along ON O,Un Claims He Has Made
Good and NO,U Wants to Take a Bride

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. Ia
With love, marriage and a fortune
balanced against Imprisonment
and dishonor IN the scales of JUS
tice' LOWS Overweiss. 24-ycar-
old millionaire kid" today was
was awaiting the decision OF Ped
cral Judge John G. Pollock on his
efforts To- beat back from the
gold curse" In the year of pro-
baton allowed him last January.
III the court decides he has
come back" Overweiss viii
marry san Antonio, Texas.
girl and he free to use the fortune
left him by his father at New
Haven, Conn. II the Judge de-
cides he has failed. the kid"
faces n science AZ Forth Leavcn-
worth for "a crime committed
there while serving time for de-
sorting national guard unit.
Overweiss today declared he
had beaten BACK
Telling OF his experiences in
the year Of probation" he do-
clared he had ridden the rods
from Houston Texas to New
Haven Conn, and in his "priyatc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
ANOTHER ACTOR
STRIKE LOOMING
Actors Equity Association
Demands Ousting of the
Shubert Brothers
A CHORUS GIRL WAR
=, That's Way Lee Shubert Sizes
Up Affair; Showdown Due
to Come Today

NEW YORK, Jan. "a repeu-
ton OF the nationwide stage strike
a, 1919 may result from the breach
~, rclatlons between the Actors
rAuity association and the Produc-
ing Managers association, which
vas prccipltatcd here today.
Tho rupture was caused by the
demand Of the Actors Equity asso-
citation that Lee and J. j. shubert
ia expelled from tho Producing
Managers association for alleged
rlcl,tions Of their agreement with
the Equity association and discrimi-
natprv treatment against Equity ac-
tors
The exact status OF tho dispute,
,,bict created great excitement In
me theatrical world. will not be an
pntiuccd until tomorrow when the
Producing Managers association
moot, To consider the complaints
lodged against the Shuberts.
Leo Shuhert tonight characterized
thc complaint against the Shubert
interests as silly and based on six
dtnty chorus girls"
Frank Gilmore. executive secre-
fnry " the Actors Equity associa-
lion charged that the alleged Mo-
lotious by the Shubcrts was an at
toupt to oyadc the contract made
with the Actors Equity association
governing working conditions and
wages
The Shubert interests employ
more than 1000 actors. controlling
virtually ~ per cent OF the New
York playhouses and a like pcrccn-
,agc throughout the country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

car" from Chicago to san Fran
cisco.
"lvc spent 100000 OF that
gold stuff" he said, with a laugh.
That was my cursc--the gold
curse. I'm cured now. I've been
hard at work. sold novelties IN
New York published a magazine
in Texas, travelled the "old span.
ish trail' from Texas to Florida.
ana dealt in oil leases I'm OKLA
huma and kansas
The millionaire kid" so-callcd
because of his oNtravagant mode
OF life while n prisoner at Fort
beaNcnworth. where he spent $50
week on ice cream sundacs.
said he longed to return to Broad
way.
II know 200 chorus girls on
broadway" he added. Gee. I'd
like to see them
ovcrweiss' fortune is held by
court order in the New Haven
Union Trust company, New
Haven, Conn.
They can keep tho money" he
said. II want my girl for I've
come hack >"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Wilson and Company
Dividend Is ia Stock

NEW YORK. Jan. I3,--Wilson &
Cos, one OF the big five" meat
packing corporations of the country.
declared u stock dividerd of l Ia
shares for each 100 sh..r OF COM
mon in lieu Of regularly quarterly
cash dividend OF $1.25.
This action was taken with n view
10 conservation of cash resources
pending the return or more settled
conditions in the commercial and
financial world
The new stock is payable March /
10 stockholders OF record Janu-
ary 27.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
UOtcl War In Bay Siale.

\, nOsTON, Jan. 13.-Hotel men of
massachusetts, threatened today TO
aeelare a lockout on the public for
e erv uay a week If forced to give
snpioyes every seventh day off.
npeahers at meeting of the hotel
ia,s Ian association warned the legis-
",are a not to pass bill calling for
sos,i y Oh rest for hotel workers, as
a ing mat the carrying out - such
nos aeasure would bo practically i'm
Justice to the owners of hosteIries'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Wades Attorneys File
Notice of Court Appeal

\, BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Jan. ID
Ns9uce OF intention to appeal was
med with the clerk of the superior
court hero late today by counsel for
ElW0od ID. Wade, who earlier In the
u,ay was sentenced to be hanged on
NAY 20 for the murder OF George r..
NHott' In Motifs home In this city on
August 20. last.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

PARIS, Jan. l3.--rhc senate re-
convened today ior its first business
session following the recent clcc-
tions nnd proceeded to organize 10y
rc.clccting Leon bourgeois as lts
W, sident. NJ. Bourgeois received
.2S votes ns against IL for otter
candidates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
MILLERAND BUSY
PICKING CABINET
Poincare Urged for Post
of Premier Because of
His Aggressiveness
By NEWTON G. PARKE.
n : gtaff F,,r..,,,,,rt

PARIS, Jan. l3.---prcsident Alex
ander Millerand today took up the
Important task OF selecting "A new
premier for France to succeed NJ
Lcygucs, who with the balance of his
cabinet resigned last evening.
Raoul hcrct president of the
chamber of deputies. called upon the
president and urged the appoint
ment OF Raymond roincarc. former
president Of the French republic.
n number of newspapers also ai-
vocated the appointment OF NJ. poin-
care because of his aggrcssiVeness
May Hrtng Niviani Hack.
Belief was expressed In semi of
ficial circles that if NJ. Poincarc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Report Fires In Ireland.

BELFAST. Jan. 13.--It is re-
ported that incend!ary fires have oc-
eurred at Dungloe and Burton por,
"s reprisal for the ambushing OF d
uIoop train yesterday at Donegal. No
Hr''t confirmation of the report
mas been received as the telegra phi
wires have been cut.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

man az NJ. rolncarc In the prcmicr's
pos,
LIntransigient commenting on
thc ministerial triais said
The treaty of Versailles has al
ready caused the downfall ot two
ministries and may be expected To
NnuaO furlhnr Irnuhlr-' ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Gross Funeral To-day.

RANGES Eugenia. daughter OF Mr.
WI u Mls' II, NJ. Cross, SOC South De-
ppoI' died last night at the home.
o,s,p s"rv!ces will he held at
eb.ok ck This afternoon tom the
cnapel OF tho Tulsa Undertaking
IN bppahy' psy' lnterment will take place
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
Jumps Under Freight
as Scores Watch Act

BEAUMONT Texas. Jan. Is.--
While scores Of persons looked on,
man believed TO be John Westloy,
" years old, plunged headlong be-
meath the wheels OF freight train
AZ II sped past the depot, at Silsbee,
Texas, this afternoon. The mans
body was ground to pieces.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14

LONDON, Jan. i3.--The Greek
offensive against tho Turkish Hn-
tionallsts In the prussn sector of
the Nanatolian front has collapsed
and a critical situation Is develop.
Ing az smyrna, the base ot opera
tious. according TO an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch received here
ttluV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-14
The Treaty blamed.

\ report was current that prcsi
dent MillcrDnd did not favor 81.
poiuCare. Political opponents of the
president claimed he liz seeking tu
gain greater influence over the gov
crnmcnt and that he could not hope
for domination with such strong
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

Geo. Plack Of Ii Sale, Colo, is
visiting At the home Of VIM. Gunther.
Miss Ira C. Wolf Is getting Christ
mas presents early. Her first gift
Is q fine piano given her By her
father.
Mrs.. J. T. Kennedy entertained
ct Luncheon Saturday members o.
the Kappa Delta Sorority Of the
University Of Denver.
Mrs. L. 7. Rodgers Of Rest View
Farm, on Route Golden brot half
dozen Black Minorca eggs to TINS
office that weighed one pound. Can
you beat III
District No. 8 Columbine Climb
met with Mrs. c. Bell. November 2.
Fifteen ladies wers present and re-
Treatments were served. All had q
pleasant afternoon. The next meet
ing win be At n. T. Chinn's Novem'
Der 10.
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All Methodist Day
i'm Arvada
Tuesday, Novernbes ~, 1921

NIcthodis Arvad have decided new Church
and the Ladies Aid Soo uded by their worthy President,
Mrs Margaret Abbott have divided their divisions each
division much possible the Building
The First Dvsion-ChaiIrn Mrs Clair, Mrs. N.
Evans Mrs Frank West and Mrs E. Tost have decided hold
"ALL METHODIST" Day N Arvada Which that
per everything day
any place of business will help build
Church.
On that day every in business Arvada
kindly contributed certain during that day.
If have place of bus mess just give something
church that day,
There is life worth living,
Who has gifts to give,
For Gods Church and his work
Is the only life to live.
These Ladies asking not only the Methodists every
person the ounding country
day SHOPPING DAY to help build
church.
Every in ada will special their
goods day your shopping on
day and help make it q md
This GALL METHODIST Day will end wit
Bank Hall at $3.50 p H. Musical Entertainment
NJ E. Cchurch at $3.50. Admission cents
Do miss this big day in Arvada, bring your
friends.
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RAlsros NOTES

J Miss Hazel Rydlund spent the
week end at her home in George
town.
Afford Hurst an old time resident
Of Ralston has been visiting friends
and relatives here this week.
.Mrs. James c. Willisrs, Mrs,
Hubert shovlin and Mrs. D. F. Moon
spent last Thursday with Mrs. Ray
Jones Of Denver in honor Of her
birthday.
Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler is driving a
Ford runabout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Williams at
tended a theatre party in Denver
Saturday evening.
A very well attended dance wa'
given on Saturday evening at the
Lsyden hotel in honor Of the mar
rage Of Mr.. Finley McCallum tc
Miss Grace Bramott.
Miss Addis Noon attended the
Jefferson County Educational As
ISOLATION held at the Bear Creel
Consolidated school on last Saturday
VIM. G stepp Of Denver WAS call
ing on old neighbour on Ra'stor
Tuesday.
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osERoS NOTES

We are glad to report Mr.. B. A.
Potter recovering from his severe
ILLNESS.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Burton called on
Grandma Edwards Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mntevie are re-
joicing over the arrival Of bah
son.
H. v. Fisk and family visited at
the home Of w. X. Fax Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Edwards enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs, A. C. Buckley
Sunday.
Miss Ida Deals neice, Mrs. J. c..
O'Lcary was called to the bedside
Of her husband At Dayard, New
Mexico Thursday Of last week.
The Oberon people are glad to
know that Ben Dunlap Is able to be
brought home from St. Anthony
hospital. His sister and cousin Mrs.
H. Brown will care fer him durinr
his convalesence.
MYs. Gunstrom and little son
Donald is visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Potter.
The new home Of C. Robinson
is nearing completion.
DR.. and Mrs. Shoop called on the
Charley Robinson family one day
last week.
Nr. Lucy Taylor and Mother,
Mrs. Connor accompanied by Mrs
Franciscatti attended the matinee a.
the Denham Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. J. c. Edwards niece. Lillian
Parker has accepted a position at
the A. T. Lewis Store.
Watch Obsron grow!
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas Jacob C. Wissert by deed
of trust, dated the seventh day of
May, 1919, which is recorded in book
204, page 1913, of the records in the
Office of the Clerk and Recorder of
the County of jefferson, Colorado,
duly conveyed to the Public Trustee
in and for the County of Jefferson.
Colorado, the following described
real estate In the County of Jeffer-
son, Colorado, to-wit:
The North onc-half IN 1-2) oigthe
Northeast quarter (NE 1-4) Of Bee
ton Thirty-six (SGD, Township (D
South, Range Sixty-Nine (G9 West,
less one a. acre for road, .leing
seventy-nine (79) acres more or less,
except reservation Of coal and Hin-
eral underlying said land and fight
OF ingress and egress, all as provided
in patent from the State of Cello
RADIO to The John Thompson Grocery
Stores Company, together with any
and all water rights used for Or in
connection with said premises, which
deed of trust was made TO secure the
payment of six promissory notes o.
even date with said deed of trust,
for the sum of Nine Thousand Five
Hundred (s9,500.00) dollars, pay
able to the order Of The John
Thompson Grocery Stores Co., eight
years after the date thereof, with
interest thereon at six per cent, PER
annum until paid interest payable
semi-annually as is more particular
set forth in said decd of trust, ref
erence to which is hereby made TO-
greater certainty, and,
Whereas. The said Jacob c. Wis
sert and all persons claiming by
thru or under him having dcf1u'tai
in the payment of the princ,pal OF
said notes aggregating the sum Of
Eighty-One Hundred Dollars (ssl00)
and interest thereon pay7b'e on or
before the 7th day Of My 1901
and the legal holder of saii notes
having elected on account q said
default to declare said notes unpaid
due and payable,
Now, Therefore, At the wr.tken re-
quest of The John Thompso4 Gro
Gerry Stores Company, tire legH hold
err Of said notes pursuant to INV, /
the undersigned, Public Trustee in
and for the County of jefferson
Colorado. do hereby give notice tha
will, at the hour Of 10 o'clock m
the forenoon cf Monday tie 10Th
day Of December. 1921, ut the front
door Of the Court House. in the
City Of Golden ard COUNTY Of JEFF
ferson, Colorado, soil Mt ruhlic arc
tion, to the HIGHEST AVID hest hild'r
for cash. the said described promiscs
and all the right. ti'lc nri interest
Of the said Jncob G, Wi,7ert HI
heirs and assigns .hcrrir f-r TIC
purpose Of paving tho ere' of
~i~h'v-Onc Hundred Do'l1rrfr9'ool
orincipal md interest thereon FROM
November Z. 1920 tho indebtedness
secured bv saii deed OF trust. MD
the cost and EXPENSES of exeou'in"
this trust, and viii deliver t, two
purchaser n certificate Of spls ~
provided by law.
Dated mt Golden. Colorado. Nov
cmber 9Th, 1921
GUY r. JUcHFM.
puh'ic True.rr IN md for TIC
County Of jefferson. Colorado.
First prb. Nov. 10. 1927.
last Pub. Dec. 8. 1921.
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ORDINANCE NUMBER 1873

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND
ORDINANCE NUMBER 1886. EN-
TITLED. IAN ORDINANCE Gov
CERNING PLUMBING AND
SEWER CONNECTIONS" RE IT
ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE TOWN OF
FDGEWATER:
SECTION 1. That section 10
of ordinance number 1876, entitled
IAN Ordinance Concerning Plumb
ing and Sewer Connections" pass
cd, adortcd snd approved the Gath
day OF January, A. D. 1916. be, md
the same is hereby, amended, 80 rs.
20 rend ns follows:
SECTION ~. Plumbing in old
buildings shall be properly trap-es
and ventilated. according to tbs
ordinance. before any CON cction ca
be made with the public sewer.
II shall be unlawful for any pr.
90, within the limits Of Edcewrte-
Sanitary Sewer District No. !, to
hereafter build or construct any
dwelling house. store or other build
ny which is to be inhabited by rnv
rerson or persons. and no such build
ING shall he occupied, without con
Meeting such building or BUILDINGS r.
the sewer, or without having sewer
Connections upon the prsMises, 50
hat tie orcunan's Of said bri'tirr
~ hnildirr7 may have the free la~e
unrestricted Use Of III, sid save
connection. and no cessnool, or vful'
or privy. or any similar co~styuc.
ton. shall hereafter be cor'true ter
within the said Edpewater S1nitarr
Sewer District No. IL and tie lcnr
continued use Of all cc9s"ools, priv
'es ard vaults which nrc now bdir"
used within tho said EigowJtH'
Sanitary Sewer District NJ. T., J.
hereby declared to he nuisance
and the owner or owners thereof
are hereby directed to nbpte
the same not Latch than the fiftren-'
IN dnv Of November. A. D. 1923
and the enid ccsspool, privy o.
vault shall be cleaned out, filled ur'
and tanned back with earth anr
lcf, in tic same condition ne Il wa
Scfnre 'rc construction of the s,me
and the promises whtr,on TIE sal
ccsspool. nrivy ~ vault were located
hall rot be- ured ror human h1bit-.
ton after November i5. 1923. WITH
oil. hcirv connected with Grid sewer
SECTION . Tho hc"rd ( ti-ss.
'crs hcrchv dcc'-rcs tat th's ovsi-
rance IL rccesrarv 70 The mr., ed'vt
nrcscrvaticr Of tho rrblic heath
rca-c ard safety: for the rc1rcr Dirt
new houses ,-c being constructed
md used Within tho Invite ~ ~
,ewor district without bcirg conna
Cd with the ruh'ir scwrr.
Passed. rdor.ci pni rnnrov-i ~
FRS. day of November. A. n. 1921
J. y. rrNsON
Mnyor
ATTEST:
STEPHEN HIGGs, Town cl
asl 4seosdss.
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nUITDAIE NOTES

The Sunday guests at the home o.
Mrs. L. Rowland were Mr.. and MT
Ben Rowland and Mr.. and Mrs
Dickson an Of Denver.
Mrs. Chas. Grimes spent :c~
DAYS Of last week In Denver visiting
Mrs. Robson and children Of
University Park spent the ~"et END
IN this community visiting friends.
Mrs. Effie Miller Of Rogrcn is
visiting Mrs. G. ". Stewart s.
Albert 8. Beck and family have
moved into their new bungalow IN
jw:-t ssth.
Ns-s. Dieu and children 'ef; T'es
-fter q pleasant visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner. for
Laramer. Wye. where they will I've
n the future. They formerly lived
nssr Broomfield where they sid out
recently.
Nj. and Mrs. Stark, AL l:ttic
daushtsr spent . few day. near
Westminster.
Everybody digging celery. I. g
not keeping on account Of the warm
WOathsf.
IT. ?. T. A. Of Prospee. valley
cleared about 313 last Saltrday at
their Hollowe'sn scc,al.
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BAPTIST CHURCH
W. T. Cole, Pastor

Bible School at GAS a. m.
Preaching service at II.
B. Y. P. U. at $50.
Preaching service at 1880 d n. (
Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1880
The meeting closed Sunday night
with fire crowd.
We are thanking God for the souls
that came out for the Lord.
Subject for next Sunday A. M.
Religion, Real Vital Force"
Evening 1.-THE Greatest Prize in
the world" b
A very crodial welcome to all.
The pastor was very pleasantly
qurpriscd Tuesday night when the
mems class came in and gave him a
5,lrprise. It being his birthday they
left very substantial reminder Of
their love. A nice roll of bills. The
wife and daughters were in on the
secret and had a fine lunch all pre-
pared. AS those noble men went opt
We could only say thank God ftr
such a bunch of men.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
A. C. HOOVER. Pastor

Sunday Nov. 18th 1000 Sunday
School.
1900 Human Values, Yesterday
and Today.
ESQ Epworth League.
1880 A Great Discovery.
Monday 700 Boys Recreation,
High School gym. 500 Rangers.
Wednesday 1870 PRAYER Hour,
"What does it mean to be Xian?'
$50 Sunday School Board Meeting.
Thursday 1880 Boy Scouts. 1880
Choir Practice.
Friday 1880 Social Evening, the
young ladies of the church. At the
parsonage.
Tuesday Nov. % All Methodist Day
GOO Ladies Aid Supper.
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l have just put ia full stock of
Window Glass and can furnish all
sizes. Bring in your sashes and get
them fixed at
SCOTT HARDWARE
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RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed. Pastor.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. sunday Schooi at zio p
Service for Worship Preach Worship Preach
ing Of the Worda ing of the Word at D.
Christian Endeavor GAS P M Mdweek Thursday
Evening Service m.
Niidwee, service Bible Study
and Prayer Wednesday at 1850 extended ALL
Twelve EXpository the
10 Receiving the faith sou
SUNDAY Nov
A. NJ. Synonyms of Salvation" 1:l7-2:3.
p M. "The Foundation of Salvation" 24-8.
Mid-Week Service 'The Interpretation Salvation Everyday
Life" 29-25
SUNDAY Nov. goth.
A. NJ Salvation in TIE Home and Church, 3l2
P ~ Salvation, Suffering and the Savior" 3:1342
Mid-Week Service, Salvation and Service" ALL.
SUNDAY, Nov 9th.
A. NJ. "Salvatio1, Suffering and Glory"
P. NJ Salvation and Church Government" 5:1-7
MdWek Service Temptations Closig
Let Church and People give ourselves the study OF this
PRECIOUS portion Of which "PRECIOUS
"PRECIOUS Blood of Christ tie PRE-
COUs Cap-sone," and
Chrs PRECIOUS the dates these lessons take
cedence of all others.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

1.-THE ladies of Craig Colony Club
will give dance at Bank Hall, Tues
day evening November Is The
music will be furnished by Webber's
orchestra and light Refreshments
will be served. Tickets SO cents and
can be obtained from any Of the
members or at Mahannahs OF Bucks.
Everybody Gomez have a good time
end help the coed cause.
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I wish to thank all those WHO so
kindly helped me in the recent con
test, and while I did not win first
pirze, yet l appreciate your support
Just the same.
THELMA STRICKLAND.
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AN OPEN LETTER TO
FEET USERS

Six out Of every ten grown people
who enter our store have some form
Of foot trouble.
We perhaps help three out Of
every one hundred. and have had no
failures, but what about the other
~ varities Of foot weaknesses, corns
callousss, broken arches, etc, that
are needlessly suffering.
DR.. VIM. A. Seholl's National
Demonstration has again proved to
hundreds Of thousands throughout
the country that his appliances arc
built scientifically to correct and re-
lieve every species Of Foot Ailment.
Do not be misled into purchr sinr
some one Of the many limitations
sold over counters for profit without
expert advice or adjustment to the
individual feet.
Our advice Is free, we treat our
profession the same ms any good
physician, and we put you to no un-
necessary expense.
Yours for Foot Comfort.
All. RECHT. Practipcdist
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Christien Science

Christian Science service are t.ei!
Sunday morning 1T West First and
Adelaide Streets. at ii o'clock.
Sunday School at ego.
Wednesday meetings Mt 500 p. N.
There will be Thanksgiving SER
vices in the Christian Science church
Thanksgiving Day at ten thirty A. M.
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WANTED-To rent three or four
room house. Enterprise Arvada 95,
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

FOR SALE-Smnll heating stove
with pipe and link. Phone Arvndn
l2sW. %
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-11-10

FOR SALE two-year old Jersey
COW, $25, Denver Shale Brickyari
Main l64. 23t.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-09-02
MOUNT TRUMBULL

The rains still continue to fall in this part of the county and the range are looking fine and the cattle are getting fat and wild.
 Mrs. Mary Cromwell from Salt Lake has been here for some time visiting with her parent, A. A. McCains. She had to leave here in a rain-storm in order to ride on her return ticket.
 Some of the people from this place have gone to St. George and Hurri- cane for fruit, but are having hard time to get back with the fruit in good shape on account of muddy and flood-torn roads.
 After being stopped on account of a break down, the saw mill has again started up. The crops are looking better here than was expected they would a few weeks ago. We are all looking for mild open fall in this section of the country.
 P. M. Iverson just returned the oth- CT day from the Parashaunt country, where he has been on business. He visited nearly all the people while m the country. They were all happy and seem to be contented an dit makes no difference whose place you stop at, you are welcome to the best he has.