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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

ton and car distribution. He is OBJ
viously much gratifed over the way
those matters are shaping up.
4 guess that is all" says the pres
ident. and the crowd files out.
This - a picture of the formal
process of getting news at the white
house. AS a matter Of fact most OF
the news that comes out of the ex-
ecutive offices-the common, garden
variety of lews-is spilled by Wis
itOrs and is not given out by the
president or any attache of the es-
adjustment. In many cases the Wis
REPORTER TELLS No. 3
itor, whether he be senator. repre-
sentative or plain citizen. has some
personal reason for getting the news
of his visit into print, especially in
the home papers, and the task OF
getting him TO talk il usually about
as easy and simple as the effort to
induce small child to accept a
large, succulent stick OF red candy.
President Harding, since he took
Office, has seen the Representatives Of
the press twice weekly, on Tuesday
at I o'clock and on Friday at 4
o'clock. The hours are arranged 20
give the afternoon and morning pa
pers an even break" on the news.
Once the correspondent Of a big met
ropOlitan newspaper violated the uu-
written rule and quoted the presi-
dent directly in applying a pictur-
esque but hardly fiattering adjective
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

became more and more serious until
recently, the wife says, her husband
held daily seances with his ghostly
visitor. He sought advice from the
spirit. Mrs Lahm charges, even
neglected her and their child. also
named Evelyn, TO be with the spirit
of his former love.
Il simply couldn't stand IL any
longer" said Mrs. Lahm. who has
taken her daughter to her mothers
house 10 live.
Nothing could be done in the
household, she said. unless LAhm
fret consulted the spirit il got so
she alleges, Lahm went 10 other
women whose names were Evelyn,
on the pretext that the spirit had
guided him 10 them.
All these circumstance led Mrs
Lahm TO seek recourse in the courts.
Lahm denies her charges. None
Of il is true" ne says.
That is as far as he will go. how
ever, in explaining the alleged pres
ence Of the spirit of his former
sweetheart.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

TO a certain senator who had attack
ed him on the senate floor. At the
next press conference the president
pointed out the violation and gave
expression to some cutting remarks
which the delinquent correspondent
will not soon forget. Not infrequent-
~ the president delivers a little lee
ture goOd-humoredly. Just between
us sisters" which he can do with
good grace and effect, because he is
newspaper man himself.
The net result of it all is that the
white house press conferences. as
now conducted. are mutually graft
flying. To the president they give
an opportunity for communicating
twice a week directly with the
American public. He thus has u
regular medium for telling fully and
frankly the administrations attitude
en- pending issues. of giving his views
on vital legislation and Of getting
quick reaction which is very bene-
fetal to him in his administrative
work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

CHICAGO. Nov. 11.-Formjng the
third corner Of an eternal triangle"
here is the ghost of former swee,-
heart.
The spectral figure. claims the
wife in the case, has come back TO
earth and is Turing her husbands
love away.
The couple has separated, and on
the strength Of her story of spiritual
lure, Mrs. Bertha Lahm is petition
ing the courts for separate mainte-
nance from Fred Lahm, alleged host
10 the spirit fame.
Under oath Mrs. Lahm declares
their married life has never been
happy since the return from the
great beyond OF a girl named Eve
Ign. whom the husband admits he
loved before her death eight years
ago.
I.ahm's belief in the spirit world
came 10 him a few years ago. says
Mrs Lahm. Ever since, he has
been covering the house with pic
lures Of Evelyn. she says.
Conditions in the Lahm household
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

Madam. this truth may give you the
"creeps." Shudder as you will. this
tact stares you in the face! You can
not down ST. IL you face the fact.
you can add glorious strength 10 your
weakened body. You can add sweeter
years 20 your life. and bring back
some OF the glorious charm OF your
girlhOOd days. But II you refuse 10
believe Il, then no power on earth
ran help youl when you are ex-
hausted, when you feel like Topping
down" on every seat you come q.
that very thing you feel Is nothing
but early old age. Exhaustion and
old age are practically the same
thing Both mean a wearing out"
The number OF years you have spent
on earth has nothing 20 do with the
way you feel, Remember this. the
number Of blood-oells you have con-
trois your nerves, your vitality, your
health ard strength IL a. All Won
have The answer then is, build up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12
FIAAIINGO

FlamingO is one Of the popular
new colors for evening and old rose
is coming back to its own. Orchid,
pink. turquoise and almond green
also are lovely in chiffons and satin
materials
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12
November L to November IS

Elaborate preparation been here for this
week Box after box of Chden Books have arrived and will be
display all week We invite mother of South Bend and
and the wonderful of Chdens Books
Now, Christmas make
other will the opportunity choice
Regardless of what other gifts be mind for boy
include Book.
Here will find books that will Heroism Loyalty Truth
fun Thrift Cha Integrity, Generosity, Patience Perseverance
Kindness worth while
traits desirable in Boys and Girls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

Nationally apart emphasize the Importance of
fore Children
Childhood apy the impreionabIe age period
Of
reaching searching for something feed
Realizing this the best writer's Chdn Books and Stories
they will
piratons and never to be fore gotten m
impossible for the healthy boy girl
perfectly STILL impossible for the mind in that active little
body remain quiet.
"Somehing supplied absorb
that and supply stills eds
mechanical keep child of mischief
fact that fully provide whole
body only the needs the mind
do fy insist recognition The mind has feet to kick
hands to wriggle.
all the who value of keeping
growing minds generously supplied should welcome and
Chldrens Book Week
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-12

Try NEWS-TINES Want Ids
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
Free Plan Service

Newt Olson, looking ever to the
interests Of the people Of the Arvada
district. has been given considerable
study to tho particular styles Of
houses that are most preferred by
the people Of this section and best
adapted to local condidtions. A.
ter considsrablc thought he has
selected plans for twenty-five Of the
most convenient. and most desirable
houses 70 b built at moderate cost.
He has actual photographs and COM
plsts plans and specifications In his
office and they are for the free use
Of the PEOPLE o. the Arvada district.
II you are contemplating building,
or making changes or improvements
Of any sort you should avail your
self Of this free service which Mr..
Olson II Offering. BY studying the
plans. which he has In his office you
can get ideas that will save you .
good sum Of money on your building
operations and nt the same time get
the very best ideas that nre avail
able.
Important meeting Of The COM
Hssnity club Monday Evening. Every
Do0y eoooo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

The First National Benk building
has been completely iemodeled dur
ing the last few weeks and is now
one of the classiest structures oc-
cupied by and financial institution
in any of the towns the size of
Arvada in the. state.
The first step in the improvement
was to cut large window in the
west side Of the building. This not
only added greatly to the appearance
OF the s.ru.:s"rc by made Q wonder
full change in the interior In the
way Of giving unequaled light to
the banking room which had never
been light enough.
Then the whole exterior Of the
building was given = cement coat
and = finish Of granite chips which
sets the building off wonderfully.
This was done by Dan White, Of
Denver, . former resident Of Axv-
ada. NV
A new steel ceiling was put in
and the whole interior was repaint-
ed by D. W. Comstock.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
FOR BETTER
MAIL SERVICE

Postmaster Hackley Of Brighton
is recognized MS one o. the most
efficient and progresyte postmast-
crs in the state. He imp ssscs en-
phatically upon rural rouC, patrons
that they must cooperate with the
mail carriers in order to have per-
feet sarvice. To this end he sends
out a letter to patrons which Is
published here at the request Of
Postmaster Newton and Arvada
rural carriers.
Brighton, Colorado.
My Dear Patrons: y
I am taking this opportunity 10
write you concerning better cooper
ation on our mnil routes. In tho
first place when n rural route ID cs-
tablished, the carriers have to take
u competitive examination to find
out il they are qualified to carry
mail. They must pnsa certain
grade, must bc cordial, prompt.
accommodating, accurate
-.nest In appear
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
TO MY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS
AND VOTERS OF COLORADO.

1 want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart for the loyal
support given me in the Primary
September 18th.
To those who supported the other
candidates. l hold no i'll feeling,
you exercised a privilege which all
free American citizens have and
should have and which I am always
willing to grant, l now only hope
for your same loyal support for my
self in November. To my Republic
can friends, who could not vote for
me in the Primary and who I pro-
missed should have a chance to vote
for me In November, will say, that
I have fulfilled that promise and
will appreciate any support you may
be able to give me from now on.
Respectfully yours,
WESLEY STALEY.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
ANOTHER'S VIEW
Broomfield, Colo,
Sept. 13, 1929.

Broomflcld. Colo,
Sept. 13, 1929.
Dear Kennedy:
There is verse composed by
someone that runs as follows:
Politics-just lark, don't you
know;
Just nightmare in the dark, don't
you know;
We perspire day and night,
And after nll the fight,
Perhaps the wrong mans right,
don't you know.
It struck me MS npropos the situa-
ton in jefferson county at this
time. Your attacks on John F.
Vivian were unwarrantcd. You
must realize this now. You arc
practically n newcomer. You got
off on the wrong foot. Maybe the
experience will he valuable to you
Why wouldn't 1t be fair to rur
the above and say that 1t was sub
mitted by n friend Of Vivian's7 II
would show your good sportsman
ship. Don't you think 30?
Yours.
l.. D. CHURCH
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
WALTER P. SMITH ny

course will have one Of tho finest
opportunities for getting tho best
training at the minimum fee Of two
dollars for the course which will en-
title those taking the eourse TO
membenhip in the Choral Society.
Will al old members kindly make
arrangements to bc enrolled before
Monday evning Septmbcr 18th.
as well as all those interested and
who intend TO join US this yearf
The practices will be held every
Monday night in the Grange Hall Mt
7:45 when the Sacred Cantata
Gnul's "Holy City" will be proceed
cd with.
Mr.. Adams will be glad TO form n
Junior Glass giving "a lessons for
$l.5O should sufficient numbers cx-
press their willingness to nroll.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

The reconstruction period after
the war has given many Of our city
people the lonR-craved-fo oppor-
tunity TO own = home outside the
city. The number Of men who are
living on = small farm, and every
morning drive into the city to work
In their office, Is increasing daily.
It Il . national occurance. Resi-.
d.ncs parks laid out on attractive
lines are being developed in every
city Of the country.
In the surroundings Of Denver
this movement In as strong ns any
where. Beautiful Arvada Is bcne-
fitted by Il, and with proper dir
cctIon will become one Of Denvcr's
most attractive home parks. Other
districts are sprinRing up every.
whore. sspseko7 on South Univsr-
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
ARMADA SCHOOL NEWS

School! How dlightful How
boresome! How wonderful, yet so
extremely tiresomc! These and
various other thoughts fit THU our
minds as we adjust ourselves to the
work of new year, which promises
better and greater results than ever
before.
Our first and foremost thought
is one of gratitude to the members
of he School Board especially, and
to the patrons indirectly for the
wonderful improvement and addi-
tions which they have made in our
school. We hope to show our ap-
probation by making the most of
the manifold privileges offered to
us this year in the way of new sub
jects, clubs and organizations which
ere common in all high schools of
Al standing.
The Student Body and Faculty
enjoyed an interesting talk given
by Rev. Cole in Chapel, Wednesday
morning. His subject was "Pock.
cts" He discussed the three kinds
mental, spiritual and moral pockets
Thursday, September 13, the Par
ent Teachers Association held theil
first regular meeting in the audi
i or;am Of the high school. A large
number Of enthusiastic menhSS1,
were. present and the meeting prov
er To be helpful a. well as entertain
ing.
A football squad has been organ
lied and from all appearances tn,
season Is going to be an interesting
one. You know A. II. So rseort
when Il comes to basketball 10 WON'T
you give us your support In thil
new undertaking? Get behind us
and help rs "amash the line."
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
The Cs.sty Ticket

In the fight in the Republican
primaries IN this county the organ
ixation won every office by = con-
siderable majority. The race be-
tween Nrs. Postom and Miss Tintls
for county superintendent was very
Close. Guy Juchem, upon whom the
whole strength Of the fight was
eentered was defeated by about 75o
votes. The Republican county
ticket as nominated is as follows:
Representatives.. H. Ogilvie.
County Clerk-Claude B. White.
Sheriff-Gary C. Kerr.
Treasurer-S. B. Fleming.
Assessor. A. Hogan.
County Supt.-Mary Tintle.
C l.ioner-William Woods.
Commissioncr-F. d. Blackmer.
Surveyor-C. f. Lytle.
The Democrats had no fight on
except for commissioner. In this
race W. L. Brntton of Confer de-
fcated James II. Patterson of Crit
.cbell. The Democratic county
ticket is as follows:
Representativc-Walter P. Smith.
County Clerk--Laurn Mandy.
Sheriff-Raymond Pearson.
Treasurer-Otis A. Pike.
Assessor-Micheal Sweeney.
County Supt. Mrs. Evangeline Cum
mings.
Coroner-Chas. Wilbur.
'Commiasioner-W. i. Bratton.
e--v---or-Earl Jeuch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

A rousing Athletic meeting was
held in the Senior roll-call room
Thursday morning for the purpose
OF electing officers and discussing
athletic activities. The seniors
came out victorious with four mem
bers holding office: Oscar Levine
President, Torrencc Corbin, Vice
President, Eleanor Barnum, Secre-
tary; Winifred Aker, Girls Treasur-
err. The other officers are: Morris
Greenspoon. sophomore Boys Treas
urer end the O'Brien twins, juniors,
cheer leaders.
In order Of importance, we should
have mentioned our freshmen. They
may be green but the are new and
numerous. They rank at the top
in number with eighty-three men,
btrs to their credit. As result
Of their ANNUAL class meeting last
Tuesday James McAndrews became
their illustrious president and Chas
Meyers his lively assistant.
The 7th and 9th grades, import
ant factors also in our Junior higf
school, rank high in numbers, too
You may expect to read more o.
them and their activities in thu
weeks to come.
.s,l,.foeI1ers,a =
us.se s:eS determining respective
ef loI lA relations Of the parti
.ro.i' = ordinance ss..,se said land. and eonfir'
and our setivitissst, eus tue. ..er tne.er re-
sracs win not permit. We can
however, extend : hearty invitation
to each and svS( (yone Of you to visi
our school. Coi4s and see what "
are aceompitaa IN snd hear what "
hope to DO In tie future. We sspec
tally wint you to hear our twenty
six piscs orchestra Of which We ar
justly. ptoud.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
.STALEY WINS
NOMINATION

Senator Wesley Staley was nomi-
mated as the Democratic candidate
for state treasurer in the primaries
Tuesday. He was the winner by
handsome majority. The selection
Of Senator staley by the Democrats
will add much strength to the state
ticket especially in the several dis
tricts Of the state where the Senator
l. known personally. This Is the
opinion expressed by many Repubii-
cans Of the county, who predict
that jefferson county will go solid
for him in the general election.
With his home county. ordinarily
strongly Republican, going solid for
him he has made a big stride to-
ward victory in the fall election.
Harry Class, former district judge
and we'll known here was badly de-
feated for the Democratic nomir,a-
ton for congress. DR.. G. M. Worth
won the nomination easily, as was
generally expected.
Ben Griffith is 'the Republican
nominee for governor. He repre-
scnts the conservative element OF
the party.
VIM. E. Sweet won the Demo-
cratic nomination. Sweet repre-
sent, ths progressive wing Of his
party.
Harry Nulnix d the Republican
upninse for State Treasurer and
IL eppsasnt Of Senator staley In
Ehn UeNarnl Alactio0.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

mall box act UnNAAI TnDG
Of the road for the carrier. Hsconu.
have your mail box forty-six inches
from the ground, and placed ~
curely on = solid post. Third. have
your box painted and your name
and number on the box, facing Me
carrier. Fifth. have the approach
or road leading up TO the box graded
ro that the carrier can drive to tho
box without wrenching his car and
5" TINT he won't have to get out Of
his car to place mnil In your box.
Sixth. meet your carrier tho same
wny TINT you wnnt him to meet you,
in other words on fifty-fifty bas-
In
The Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General has charge of the rurnl
routes. and the above IL what he has
to say in the rules and regulations
concerning your publications.. Tho
carrier Is boss of his route so long
NJ he lives up TO the qualifications
have stated above, md you are en-
Titled TO receive mail as long ms YOU
live up to the requirements above
so' forth. If your mail box Is out Of
condition. and the carrier notifies
you to fix IL you should do so Mt
once, and not blnmc the carrier IL
he does not leave your mail until
the box is fixed. because those nrc
his orders.
Now when you receive this letter
70 right out and scc II you are en-
titled TO receive mail. and II your
mail box In not according To these
requirements get busy and fix Il.
Set mn example for your ncighbor.
Have regulation mail box, show US
That you wnnt to cooperate with
your cnrricr TO make his route tho
best In the state. II nds several
hundred dollars 10 tho appearance
Of your place 10 have your mail
box In good condition, m that is tho
first thing anyone notices in driv.
ing up To your place.
III you have nny complaints against
your cnrricr. let your Postmaster
hear from you. md I will do my
Lest 10 straiRhtcn them out for you.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

DR.. Foster wns the host nt n
birthday party Wednesday evening
Of last week. ThoSc present were
D. II. Stalcy, Drs. Sichlcr, Buchtcll.
YenPcr. Perkins, Amassc Of Denver,
DR.. Russell. p. o. Clark, J. T. Ken
ncdy, y. A. Mnhnnnnh md G. Il.
Buck. The lirthdny cake contain.
cd two cnndIcs II is rumorcd tho
doctor swipcd tho rest Of them be-
fore his guests had chance 10 count
them.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

The next meeting Of Dardon
Pomona Grange No. I. will be held
ut Pleasant Park Grange No. 156, on
Saturday, September 18th, after
noon and evening. There will be a
debate on the six million dollar road
bond issue. Also a good program
that all will enjoy.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

sity avenue and on West Colfax,
near Lakewood.
One Of the most attractive resi-
dencs parks is now being laid out
near Lakewood. on the West Colfnx
road. An eighty acre tract of land
has bsen studied out the,c by De-
Boer and PesInan, Denver landsca ape
srchit' cts and city planners. The
plot is divided into about one hun
dred lots, which fncc on beautifully
curving roads. planted with trees.
The center of the arrangement. is
u community center, whern -.
tunlly fine .communi'
will be erected. The b.
located that five roads x
This gives every road -
terminal vi n. A m
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

The Arvndn Hardware Company
wns robbed Monday night and more
tl'nn 5000 worth Of guns. "mmunI-
ton md other valuable goods wcre
taken. Tho lock WINS hammered of
the snfc but IL was not onQ-
Entrance WINS gained th4
-.nt. door and hole
with brace
) no light n
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
FROM GUY JUcHEM

made my fight clean.
A clean fight-opposed by Vivian
methods useless.
I'm still . Republican, and ~
such I wish to sincerely thank my
supporters In Tuesdays election.
GUY f. JUCHEM.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14
CHORAL SOCIETY

The second year Of the Choral
Society commenced on Monday
evening Septembcr11. in Grange
Hall. This year twill be moro In
,,sresting than last, as Mr.: Ac-.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

Miss Clarice Jackson of Indiana
is visiting at the home Of Curtis
jackson.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

the city in later years, and wanting
to 20 to "A number on Glen Ayrc
avenue, we will say, will have no
trouble in getting located, M the
worl "Glcn" Immediately transmits
tho thought that the street In In
Glen Creighton park on West Colfsx
avenue.
A smnll park with playground.
tennis court, email lake, etc, Ia u
valuable feature In this development.
The lots will be restricted. No
business houses will be allowed, md
general zoning rules nrc carefully
worked out. Glen Creighton will
g., BE- q boon 10 Arynhn- h"i
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

The Arvada Fire Department had
practice Wednesday night and will
practice again next Wednesday
night. Come out and practice.
Harry BALI ana his brother-in-law
liked up to Silver Plume the first
Of the week and spent several days
under the pines.
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The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

Arthur White is back home again
after an absence of nearly three
years travelling extensively In Rus
sia, Turkey, Egypt, India, China,
Japan and other countries.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

DR.. Geo. Mason, the Denver dem
tist who was kill in an auto acci-
dent ut Castle Rock recently, after
a tour Of the west was the husband
of Olive Bailey, former Arvada girl.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

dingonally through the grounds and
Is designed to give ensy access TO n
number Of lots.
All the roads are laid out 10 III
the contours of the ground. No
expensive grading will be necessary,
and there will not be one monoton-
GUS straight stretch Of street any
where. The lots are all laid out in
IA way TINT no home faces north.
The residence park is called "Glcn
Creighton" aftex-aig. CyruE. Creieh-
ton; +. : the 'T( |i,e .a"" ssa'1ss,' ss.a
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

in and to
ing their re-
md thereto,
ef, either in
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-09-14

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