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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

TO 1.-Two Tint the baby born nifty years
ngo had. II pny, 10 rear the child by
modern rulca.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
QUEER FEELINGS
AT MIDDLE AGE
Women Should Know how Lydia
E.Pinkham' sVegetabie Compound
Helps at This Trying Period

Sheboygan, Wisconsin. 81 was
run down, tired and nervous. I could
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24
The Sandman StOry
BY Abby Phillips Walker

Copyright, 1922. by the Wheeler Syndicate Inc: " Y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24

Tomorrow-The Man With the
Twisted Lip, continued,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-24


~ In the Balkans the Polish frontier everywhere
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
THELMA STRICKLAND, E ditof

The result Of the game lpetwse,l
the Frederick and Arvada team made
Afvada's fans 60 wild with roy. II.
u fast game tnat was marked by
sensational basket-shooting apa floor
play by all OF Arvaas's players, .ln
acme team built up score OF 4,
AGAINST the II points made by tx
Northern title holders. ArvAas ID
now tied with Frederick for the su-
ourban league trophy. 1ie girls
team was less fortunate, being de-
ieated by Frederick by narrow
margin. A fact whicl, greatly
nindered the Arvsda giris was the
absence Of Miss Barnum, center.
and Miss Foster, forward.
The Freshman class, with the aid
Of Misses Conboy and LAps icy, arr
planning an evening Of fus tor the
High School on the unusually op-
propriate date of March 17th.
Misses Helen Duggan, Roth Foster
and Thellma Strickland "ditchs9i
school" last Friday to atvsnd = con-
ference Of the high school newspaper
writer's. BY the beginn ing Of next
term A. II. s. expects 70 have q
newspaper that will compete viii.
the best Of 'em.
Judge Teller addressed the as
sembly last Friday morning on the
Necessity Of Law and its Ohaerv-
ance. He made a very interesting
talk, which was instructive ~ well.
The Operetta In progressing
smoothly and promises an evening
Of finished musical entertainment.
In the spring = young mans
fancy
Lightly turns TO thoughts Of
baseball.
The first whisper Of enthusiasm.
20 TO speak, for baseball have beer,
observed IN the crowd which eagerly
watches the scrub games at noon.
It will be remembered that Arvadn
holds the suburban cup Of last sea
son. and will doubtless win another
this year.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Munal and Walter P. Smith
have been appointed - . committee
from the band and the town boar'
To have charge Of McIlvoy park dur
ing the season. It is rlrnned TIM
the band shall have charge Of all
concessions and that there may be p
clear understanding when other locnl
organizations desire use Of the park
It was thought best to leave the mat
ter In the hands Of these men. At
the town board meeting Mondar
night Mr.. Smith asked the board to
have the band stand enlarged as the
membership Of the band has increas-
ed % that the present band stand is
too SMALL. That and other improve
insnts will have to be made soon
The band has new uniforms with the
MAlne Of the town on the caps and
thsy viii present = classy appear,
axe when The concert season starts
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
MRS. JARET1

The town Of Edgswater has ,awak-
ened to the need Of Park space
and playground for the children in
the community, and are inNest.gat-
ing the possibilities Of purchasing
the vacant lots on 25th und Eaton
street to be used for this pnrposs.
Several months ago Community
church bought the lots at the corner
Of 25th and Fenton street for a park
and should the town board succeed
in carrying out its present program
Edgewater could have nice park by
throwing the lots all together. With
sufficient space for play ground,
trees, shrubbery and lawn. And
surely there is nothing that would
add more to the attractiveness OF
the town than park, however,
small, and nothing would make moro
for healthier and happier childhood.
BY all means, let US a. citizens, givo
our loyal support and cooperation TO-
the board in this project.
Messrs Winter and Martin of tho
Deigel- Winter Wimbish Motor Co. /.
attended the town board meeting
on Tuesday night, representing the
Fordson tractor. The present adj
ministration is heartily in favor of
buying a tractor but ~ no appho.
priation has been made for such sx-
penditures the proposal must necss-
sarily be tabled until the appropri-
atoms are made, which will not ,oc-
cur until after the april elee zion
when the new board is in office. y,
The change recently made in tfE
pumping station has proven VERY
satisfactory to the town officiala
and the electric power bill has been
reduced one third. 49,
Every resident Of Edgewa4e1)
should subscribe for the Arva4G1
Enterprise because st Is the off;Sa6(
organ Of the town and the oaex
paper now Publishing EdeswateE
news notes and social items. Laove
your subscription at 1868 Chase O.
or call Lakewood 62J2. And IL ya0
have company, are going awsV, 1ivii
ing q party etc, let Us know abeQN
| It for the Edgewatsr eqlppna -
Rsai= TsMlin wh6 f11t UeeN n M
. Denver hospital for several weeks
has been removed to his homts on
Depew street. Mr.. Tomlin'c condi-
ton is not satisfactory to his fam
ly and friends.
Fred Petticrew has recovered from
badly sprained ankle.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

The Newt Olson Lun1ber Company
Is now occupying nicely arrange
offices In the large lumber building
recently completed. The offices are
located IN The southwest corner Of
the block, on Wadsworth-ave. The
front office and sales room is well
arranged. A large stock Of paints
and oils ID displayed on shelving on
either side Of the room. There Is a
large counter with nail bins under
meath, considerable builders hard
ware will bs carried in stock. Across
the rear Is another counter. Just
north Of this room is n private Of
flee conveniently fitted with desks
cabinets, Q multigraph and other
modern office equipment. Newt
Olson Lumber Co., is equipped to
handle the business with a ni-imun
amount Of overhead expenses.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
RALsroN NOTES

Some Of the farmers are plowinR on
he warm spots but there Is still
'ome frost.
Hubert Shevlin bought q Ford this
week. Hubic says he has always
,een fond Of Lixsies.
Boise Smith has had a touch Of
he flu.
That the road work Ii still pro-
pressing - gratifying to this clay
district and ~ those who have 70
.ravsl.
A big Grange blowout was held
1t Enterprise Grange Wednesday
evening.
The Lsydsn mine Is working over.
stDe,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

DR.. and Mrs. A. C. Starry Of Den
yer visited at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Cole this week. Mrs. Starry
ic Rev. Col e'syounger sister. DR..
Starry has recently graduated from
Ann Arbor and has located in Den.
yer where he Is doing some research
work for the Jewish sanitarium ou,
on east Colfax. They visited in Ar.
vada . year ago and have made
many friends here and say that they
feel like they are among home folk
now that they are located 80 neal
Arvada. DR.. Starry Is . splendid
young man with 4 bright future
ahead Of him in his chosen profes
sion,
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

|The extension OF Grand View-ave
West from the Midwest Tire Com
pany's plant to the cross road vt the
cemetery is a matter that should be
put thru this spring. People come
thru Arvada expecting to drive on
west towards the mountains and
when they get to the present end Of
Grand View they seem lost right in
ss sSs .ss ssSs ,s ftf,,a 3 Ssn Lsas 70. .s; ss
reason and they usually turn and
come back to Wadsworth. With
Grand View opened on the west they
would soon learn the western out.
let and would then take this place in
on circle trip when driving west
Of town. The opening Of Grand
View would also afford the oppor-
tunity for \ new residential section
that would soon prove very desirable
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
sEMPER siFTINcs

Tacky Party,
When you see this notice don't turr
up your nose,
But dress yourself In your tackles
clothes
And come TO the party, tattered an
torn,
Az no ones admitted unless he''
lorn.
The party begins ono minute Of eigh'
So be there on time and stay unit
late.
The funniest lady will capture .
prize. .
The clownicst man has = chance u
he tries.
Time-7.59.
Date-Fr'day. March gath.
plare-Dill's residence.
This entertainment 10 eiven under
the auspices Of the Parent Teacher
Association Of ssmper and proceed
are for the benefit Of said school.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
MORE SUBURBAN
HOMES PLANNED.

Geo. Kimbrough is laying out n
beautiful residence section on the
southern slope just north Of tho
brick yard at Swadley station. He
has sixty-five acres Of splendid land
there with wonderful view of the
whole country. At the top Of the
hill he is drilling an artesian well.
Right at the we'll is a splendid loca-
ton for n storage reservoir from
which water may be pipcd under
pressure to every foot Of the land.
He has n splendid water right for
irrigation 80 tho place will max
ideal suburban homes. Mr.. KIM
brough is dividing the tract into
smaller tracts to suit purchasers.
In doing this he Is providing places
for homes in an ideal location. Mr..
Kimbrough also has twenty acres
at the west end Of Grand View-ave
and twenty acres q little further
west that will he on Grand View
when that street Is extended no h,
will be able to supply tracts In small
areas for some time to come.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
wmEATRlooE ITEMS

Wheatridgs Grange held very
important iAeetlng las. fridAy n'ghl'
class oil 10 were given Inc tnir.
ana t0urIn degrees anu .ne work wa
put on by maple LroJe Drin lean.
N perivct manner as .hey kno"
30 wen now ~ DO. AaIer Lne &c
gree work Was Iinisheu Capl...i.
.,wayxee put the team lnru "a nuA!-
Der OF drilis thai were muciI .ppfe-
ciated by the clOw4. n cUmn,uni-
,Alion IRON lne MASTER vi .nc Na-
ionai Grange i.i regaru 70 In.
threatened coal s:rike was read anu
.aid to next meeting. Inc meeting
wOuAd up with u splendid lunch thu.
al enjoyed.
The kocky Mountain Ditch Com
pany are asking its psI:ons .or u
raise IN rates ior carrying water
and also want the water aSeis to buy
The ditch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter barbour and
Van Hoy returned from California
last week.
Wheatridge will be compelled To
build more school room this summer
HASuA ASNhCucukcT VI <sA' $50,
the contract for painting the bank
hah, the building in which the post
office is now located.
Fred Bunger has n car Of certi'
fled Red River Ohio seed I,otA .toe,
from Minnesota for sale.
There are quite few cases oi
scarlet fever on the Ridge and, 4
number Of cases of nu.
Ira B. Casteel, president Of IL"
Stockyards Bank, died March 18th.
He had one Of the most beatifu.
homes on Wheatritgc and WAS n man
that everybody liked.
West 38th Ia being vrnvcled
Material is being hauled from Den
yer somewhat cheaper than could
Of been hauled from Clear Greek
and Of better stuff than is found
here. Several Of the farmers ar
disappointed A. they expected to d.
work with their teams.
The Wheatridge Athletic Associn
ton have absncd up for the Stat'
tournament to be held at the Y. N
G. A. gym in Denver this week
Here's hoI ing the boys win.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Walter 2. Smith 4 son report the
sale Of 2 l-2 acres unimproved
located ak the corner Of Wadsworth
and College avenues for Col. w. H
Bell to James A. Duffy Of Denver.
Mr. Duffy plans on improving the
same with q modern bungalow In the
near future; the same firm has also
sold for T. n. schepps his property
QUA uuWs Il 4 % '1S q19 "A 10
viii move into his new home about
March lst.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

The terms of Mnvor Russel mn
Trustees Munnl Murchison. mn
Mnhnnonh nxpiro n, this time. 1f
they will not rcfusc TO assume tn
rcsponpibiltv md hard work attach
od w tho offices fo, nro'hor rcr'n
IL IL quito -rohrh'c shnt they vii
be reelected next month. They
sbo.b' ~ dor''nc to continue u
office bccnusc they nrc needed 70
cnrrv nut N. nln7a they have helped
to outline rnd have started upon
since they have bean members Of
ne board.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

After an illness of three weeks.
]. A. Pierce died at his home here
Wednesday morning At 1890 from
the lu and pneumonia. The funer-
al was conducted from Olinger's in
Denver by Rev. Hoover. Burial at
Arvada cemetery at 1880 O'Clock
Friday.
Mr.. Pierce was born at Creston.
lll., February 16, 1853 and married
Nov. 20, 1881 to Ida Jane Welsh to
which union six ehildxsn vers born
three s1~whoM survive. They are
Mrs. Maud Paul, Stanley K. and Ro,
A., and two grand children, Lucille
Locke and Howard Paul, his mother
Mrs. B. r. Pierce Of Chicago. Three
sisters, Florence and Winifred Pierc.
and Mrs. VIM. Bowles Of Chicago,
snd two brothers B. A. Pierce Of
Kansas City and Stanley R. Of Cres.
ION, Ill.
Leaving Creston, Mr.. Pierce NOV.
ed to Iowa, later going to Oketo.
Kansas where he was in business fol
fifteen years. He came to Colorado
in September 1904 settling in Arv-
ada where he remained until his
death.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Tho work of rebuilding the intris
Tor of Tho Triyoli thcntrc is going
r'onV nicely. a -lopinr floor has
t~"r MT in tho "pl'cvy cx'ond6d
enlarged and the stare made go
= -"~ ~" used to n good advantage.
y 70 u'nr7cd WHOM Tho theatre opcnl
-~q'- 'hn' ,horo VIII he somc vnuhe.
~" '''r"c''"nr md n lot of cstrn
vood proyrnins.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Property owners south Of tn,
Colorado u Southern have signed q
petition that they do not desire u
have their property included in the
proposed sewer district. The petit
tion was signed thru . misunder-
standing that the board had con-
templated including their property.
There has been some talk Of the
possibility Of q drainage district to
include some Of the bottom land
but nothing definite has been don.
in the matter. The sewer district ID
to cover only such sections Of tht
town IS Is desired by the property
owners.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson WI

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson who
came out from Nebraska Inst fell
md bought Mr.. Hoffmnn'a plncc u,
Obcron station are very woll pl"asei
with this section. They arc cnthus.
"h over the poultrv business. N .ir
fnvori'c7 ARE tho thoroughbred silver
lnccd Wynndottos Of which they have
beautiful flock of rood winter
layers. They nrr offering few
settings Of cpps from their flock thru
rhc "Dimc-a-Linc" column In this
ifsuc Of the Enterprise.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
PLANT:
IS PROSPEROUS

Auada nslds more factories like
th6 Hid-Msgt Tire Manufacturing
Company. Arvada people are real
king more and more every day that
this concssn y growing to be one of
the most important manufacturing
concaSns in Tie west and that its
dsveopmsnt e bringing mere and
more prosperity to Arvada.
THE steady and substantial grow
tn Of the Midwest has marked is as
q most successful enterprise.
The first Of the week a car load
Of molds for cord tires arrived and
before the end Of the week the
factory will be turning out all sizes
Of cord tires. This should mean q
greatly increased business for the
prosperity for the town.
The factory force is splendidly
/. organized. A. an Illustration Of the
perfection Of the organization it
might be sightsd that the sales for
the month Of February broke all
records for and previous month.
This coupled with the fact that Feb
ruary 10 . poor month for most fac
tories speaks well for the Midwest
sales department. But the work
men in the plant arc not outclassed
by the sales end Of the business for
one day last week all former records
for. turning out complete tires were
completely shattered.
Business Is increasing 70 rapidly
that the equipment has to be in
creased and the building enlarged.
Work is now being started on an
addition to the building which will
be used for the new vulcan'zer, just
ordered and some other machinery
which Is needed at this time. This
addition u on the south side Of the
main building.
The pay roll Of the Midwest COM
pany is now around $1,000 per
month. Thsir "dinner-bucket" bri-
gade Of well paid skilled workmen
makes prosperity for the community.
Arvada b giad to sec the MidsWest
,grvwihg aAd Henld b. .Hssesed 10
have : few more such Factories.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Henry Meier handled J. n. Conn
toms mail route while the latter wat
having scige with the flu. He sny,
he has been rcnding about what II
large circulation the Enterprise has
md knew that everybody In his
ncighborhood took II but d'dn't
renliza that cvcryo,e In the Arvn'n
district was n subscriber until he
started carrying mail. The Enter
prise covers It's field thoroly and
gives the best advertising value for
the money. Our "Dinte-a-Line"
wantads and business locals are
certainly result gcttera. Nff
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Marshall Townsley and Gus Mysr-
are cutting down the trees In from
Of A. J. Rseht's residence prcpe-a
tory 70 lowering the irritation ditce
line and bsttering the Appearance O
the street at thst point. Eventual
ly the sidewalk there 10 TO be lower
Cd and In front Of the Mellvoy pa-,'
It 10 70 be raised TO correspond Wit
the grade Of the new pavement, We
understand Mr.. Recht plans cutting
the larger trees out Of his yard and
inprovfng his place moro this spring
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

H. M. Garlick former manager of
the Arvada telephone exchange hut
recently promoted to u responsible
position in the main effice of the
telephone company in Denver. has
taken unto himself bride in the
person of Miss Mae Jones who has
also been connected with the tele-
phone company. The happy couple
will make their home in Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

C. 7. Villars. manager Of the Dry
Climate Ink and Roller CO.. Of Den
rr dropped in on the editor Of thn
Enterprise for n fratcrnal visit the
first OF the week. lie was out here
TO have Mr.. Whitcomb of the Graves
garage do some work on his Marmon
car. He says Mr.. Whitcomb is the
best Marmon mechanic he has ever
hnd my dealings with and will let
no one else work on his car.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
EDGEWATER COMMUNITY news
y. BENSON

~. UENSON
Erwin Herzig and Mrs. J. J. Ben
ION made business trip to Golden
Friday.
The Verhoffs are making addit-
fcRs to their pretty bungalow on
IHarland street which will make it
lbven more attractive.
Y Mn. Haley continues quite i'll at
Ter home on DepsW Wstreet.
N Jean Niqustts who has been
(bsnding several weeks with his par
a n Kansas City is quite i'll with
u AeEofdihg % = message recently
{ssotSsd by his wife.
Il Among these racing about town
new Fords are Steven Higgs ana
Herzig.
The contest between the men and
bmen Of the Y. NJ. P. c. resulted
victory for the ladies and now the
FSAners are wondering what kind OF
~ entertainment the men will
ut them to, and whether it will bt
c b to risk the menu which 10 to be
/ Dpared BY the men.
M. and Mrs. Earl Spicer are new
I4nbeFS Of the Y. n. p. C. and are
lVlsmly welcomed.
! 4. ], Benson of Brush is visiting
III brother ]. ]. Benson on Chas,
EfSst.
H1he Evangslistic services thai
|Ire to have begun In Communit,
G srnh on March IL have been post
eSd for week or longer on &C
q nnt Of the illness Of the pastor
j Of Rev. Lewis Of Denver wht
~ to have conducted the services
eeD9cfments will be made latel
|a tie tfnss saf services.
~ Iryns py who is teaching
T. ~ at Hillfs Colorado was {
E. ead .spSset6f her parents.
rs. : Bright who has been i'll To-
9kal weeks was brought hom'
asa Denver hospital on Wednes
~ u slowly improving.
n and Mrs. Rusesll Thatche
SSa csh spsnt several days Il
etsr snrouts to Portland, Ore.
lGb 4Atx stptald making their fu
= H01onAik lsst.-Sa- -TAasR3a.
for talsir regular ssmi.monthly meet
ing. Owing to the large number o
people who are sick the attending
was only eleven members. Ate
the business session social hou
was enjoyed and dainty refresh
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
BAPTIST CHURCH
W, r. COle. pn,aa

Bible School 1t OHb n. m.
Preaching service at IL.
Is. Y. =. u. at $3.50.
Preaching service At 1880 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 1880
Subjects for next Lords Day y. m
what God Wants" Evening -.
Sin ID, What ID 10 be Done With TT
A welcome 70 sll.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
TOWN BOARD ELECTION

Arvada is to have 4 town cleo
tion. This action is taken as a
legal precaution to prevent contro-
versy over the le1alik, of bond is
sues to be made dSarihg the summer.
The town board in calling the cleo
ton is acting upon the advice Of
John Schultz, town attorney. We
Rave neard no suggestion that a
change of administration is desired
by the people of the town. In fact
when the matter is discussed at all
II is evident that the voters want
the present town board to hold over
and avoid the expense Of election.
To say that our present town
board has made good is expressing
il mildly. They have given the
town a business administration that
is worthy of and is receiving much
praise from the taxpayers. Every
member Of the board has given his
time literally to the duties Of his
office and none have in. any way at
tempted to avoid the many issues
that have come up during their term.
To reelect the men whose terms
are expiring is merely giving them q
vote Of approval for what they have
done for the town and an expression
Of confidence in their ability to con-
tinue the good work they have under
way.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
ENcLEwooD GETS FACTORY

The Stearns- Rogers Manufactut
ing company has decided to locate
at Englewood Several other towns
were after it-not including Arvada
but Englewood WIS the fortunate
town. Atvada needs mo factories
and should go after tn n, Erie,
Lafayette and Englewood have all
landed factories within the past
three weeks.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Sunday School 10: 100 II. m.
Morning Worship II 100 n. m.
Epw0rth League $3.50 p. IN.
Evening Worship 1880 p. m.
Rev. G. NJ. Henderson will be
with US and preach in the morning
service, March Goth.
Do not forget the entertainment
Of high class and character March
31st In the high school auditorium
This will be one of the finest enter
tainment Of its kind the Aryadn
people have had this winter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Thomas Il. Brown, administrnt n
Of the Mcllvoy estate was out from
Denver Tuesday looking after mat
ters of interest pertaining to the
estate. He is running an al In this
issue Of the Enterprise offering
two excellent trncts Of land for sale
to settle the estate. This land Is 10.
Gated just west of town, has mn cx.
ccllcnt water right and Ia priced
right and offered on very reason
able terms. II is well 10 look into
this proposition II you want good
piece Of land.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Howard l.. Gray who is to occupy
the new garage at Wadsworth and
44th is getting acquainted with the
people by selling some extra good
oil at very low prices. Mr.. Gray
made the Enterprise a pleasant call
this week and placed an order for
Job printing for his new business
He says that he has = corner that
more cars pnss in a day than pas.
the corner Of Wadsworth and Grand
View. He is a splendid young man
and an excellent machinist, and vii
no doubt make a good business In
his new location.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16

Louie Sligcrlnnd who has been
employed on the Golden Republican
for some time past hns gone To Den
yer where he is now working NJ
- solicitor for printing concern.
II was not necessary to secure my
ono to take his plncc on the Golden
lob
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
Christian Science

Christian Science services are held
Sunday morning vi West First and
Adelaide Streets, ut IL o'clock.
Subject matter"
sunday Schuoi al y y.ab
Wednesday, evening services at &
o'clock.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
ELECTION NOTICE

~ Citizens meeting Is hsrsby called
March II, 1872 at Bank Hall, at
500 p. NJ, for the purposs Of
nominatins a Mayor for the tern
Of one year and thros eouncilmer
for the term Of two ysars, to be
voted On at the regular election
April @th, 1921.
J. M. PRICE,
Secretary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-03-16
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed, Pastor.

Sunday School Mt DAb.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing Of the Word at II.
Christian Endcaver at G:i5 y. NJ.
Evening Service at TOO.
Mid-Wcck service for Bible Study