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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
NATIONS BUSINESS

In New York postal receipts for
January tota+ed $4,364,1S5, which was
$310,353 greater than the same month
in 1921.
There were 140,1 Industrial ac-
cidents, 1924 of which were fatal, in
Pennsylvania last year, according to
statistics made public by Commissit n
er of Labor and Industry COnnelley.
The mining industry led in fatalities
with 904. Public service workers
came next with 32S.
Copper mines on top of the Blue
Mountains in Warren county, New
Jersey, were sold to the First National
Bank of Bangor, Pa
Application for Il receivership for
the Columbia GraphophOne Manufac-
turing Company, a Delaware corpora
ton; was made at Wilmington, Del,
in the United States district court.
Insolvency is alleged. The amount uf
liabilities is put at $19,000,O0O To
banks and financial creditors, in addi-
ton to $30OO,0OO to merchandise and
other creditors. o.
W. NJ. Wood, president of the Amer
lean Wooden Company, announces
there will be no reduction of wages
this season.
Chairman Lodge introduced reSo-
luton into the senate to save Austria
from economic collapse by extension
for twenty-five years the payment of
Austria's debt to the u. $. Grain Cor
pOration
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
GENERAL

The President and the Department
of Justice are investigating the al
legged utilization Of the Russian Red
Cross, operating under senatorial
sponsorship, with the soviet govern
ment of Russia.
The report of the Anerican arms
delegation, comprisin- about $50
closely typed pages, Was presented to
the President by Basil Mites, secretary
Of the delegation. THEFT delegates.
Secretary Hughes, ScHaia IS Lodge and
Underwood and Elhu k-Dt, had pre-
viUusly signed the doe. mt in the
eXecutiye offices at the kIite House.
The Chamber OF aim. o. dropped
the plan to urge l.c ,,..iio ION Of the
office Of commissl.l,r .,cnera of
transportation.
Secretary Hughes arG The Ameri-
can committee have phtied reports
of tile arms confer achievements
to the President.
Increased purchasin- ir'ver of farm
ers. which has resuli,.. from recent
advances in prices ui .urn products
and decreases in other ines, was cited
by Secretary Wallace in an address
before the National Retail Dry Goods
Association as a hopeful sign to in
dustry in general"
The American Federation Of Labor
intends to support the miners should
a nationwide coal strike come.
Land disarmament will be discussed |
by a Commission of the League OF
Nations in Paris on February 20
Arrangements are being made for |
golf match between Crown Prince iii |
rohito and the Prince Of Wales wien /
the heir to the British throne visits 1
Japan.
Indiana Sllo Tractor Company an |
a reduction of $500 in The
price Of the lndiana tractor. II is the
third reduction since the WAR anc
brings the price down 10 S665.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
FOREIGN

North German Lloyd decided TO in
crease the company's capital by 123,-
100000 marks, making the tojal Co.,
100000 marks, according to report
from Berlin.
Funeral services for the famous
Boer general, Christian De Wet, in
Bloemfontein. were attended 10y an
enormous gathering. says Dispatch
from South Africa. paiIbepret> we're
Premier General SHUTS Grnerag
Hertzog, three, other Boer generals
and three senators including f. w.
Reitz, ex-president of the Orange
Free State.
La Fouaine Provost Societe, a
Paris banking house, suspended.
Canada will be represented ut the
worldwide economic and financial
conference which opens in Genoa
March s, it was announced after a.
cabinet meeting at Ottawa.
Premier Orlando, according to a dis
patch from Rome, has abandoned att
temph 10 form a new Italian ministry.
The luxury Of a starched colla- -,
Moscow, Russia. now costs bet
$1,000 ana 1900 ruples. anu the
dry charge for restarching is
rubles More is charged if tie w
Is foreigner especially an Amen r.
one Of the most startling SIM teIla,
COups yet executed occurred Iuitc re-
Gently when over sixty Cnion-
lists were kidnapped in Counties Ferma~
nagh, Tyrone and Donegal. Ireland,
and carried of to the mountains after
strenuous fighting.
The Cuban GOFcrnment las reached
the limit Of its credit with merch8ntR
VINO have been supplyin. the Ventep--
Iiary and jails with food. Nngr,' syhlana
Pine announced, and unle>~ sos 80
IS paid at once. the government wnB
be faced with the alternative. s.f far-
lonine more more than ltsW fr.soners
1r allowing them 10 80 hUusr.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
Ticks and Flashes Which Bull
Ietin in Condensed Style the
News of the World.
TIMELY HISTORY PARAGRAPHS
Events at Washington Which Loom
Large as Crucial Happenings.
Industrial Activities at
Home and Abroad.
WASHINGTON

Diplomats in Washington expect the
Genoa confidence to be postponed
The president sent to the senate
the denomination of Major Robert
Gray Peck to be lieutenant
When Major Peck's nomination was
before the senate last session it met
with opposition based upon the al
legged criticism by Major Peck Of
Kansas and Missouri national guard
regiments in France and finally failed
of confirmation.
The Navy Department is to make "a
determined fight against the effort in
Congress to cut the personnel to 3d.
900, which, navy officials say, would
ruin the navy and make it rate below
Japan They expect President Hard
ing's help.
Representative Gallivan Of Massa
chusetts attacked Prohibition Com
missioner Haynes and claimed that
prohibition conditions are worse de-
spite the commissioners claims of sue
cessful enforcement.
Republican members of the House
Ways and Means Committee agree
that revenue for our soldiers bonus
should be raised from miscellaneous
taxes, but are undecided as to which
these ahoIld be.
Plan of the Railroad Committee Of
the Chamber of Commerce for APP
pointment by the President Of com
missioner of transportation opposed
at opening of the mid-year session of
the national council.
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Resolutions
ON THE DEATH OF BROTHER JAMES B. NEW,
COMB OF WATERMAN LODGE NO. SO
AZ. & A. NJ. AT Johnson. vi.

AN AhE DBAlh vi bkOlhER JAMES Be NEW
COMB OF WATERMAN LODGE NO. SO
A. F. & A. NJ. AT JOHNSON, VT.
Misunderstanding God, the Supreme
Architect of the Universe, has see fit TO
call our esteemed friend and brother,
James B. Newcomb, to take his place in
the Grand Lodge above.
RELoLvED-That this Lodge mourn the
loss Of Our deceased Brother. who has
been ever faithful 70 his duties as a Mason
and a member Of Waterman Lodge, No
SO, A. F. & A. M.
RFsoLvED-Tbat our Alter be properly
draped for a period Of three months in
msmery of our departed Brother.
REsoLvED-That these resolutions be
spread upon the records of this Lodge.
that copy thereof be sent to the be-
rsaved family and one for publication.
H. A. BARRows
c. II. COLLINS
P. S. FRENCH
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
CONGREGATIONAL Church

Morning worship at 1915 Bible
school and Mems Bible class at noon.
Evening service at seven, followed by
G. e Society.
Prayer services on Wednesday at the
Methodist vestry at 1880.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
JOHNSON

A. Thomas was in Burlington last
week.
Miss Ida Barton is confined to her room
with illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrain Thompson havt
returned from Haverhill. Mass.
Miss Berneta Green is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Boyd, in Underhil.
Miss Alethe Reynolds has completed her
work at the Sterling Trust Co.
The Band will give a concert Tuesday
evening. Feb. %. Watch for further
notices.
News has been received of the birth of a
daughter TO Lieutenant and Mrs. Merle
Davis in Dover, N. J.
TAshewly elected officers of the Baraca
class are: President, Chesley Notemyer
secretary and treasurer, Bureigh Smalley.
A Valentine social was given Monday
evening by the Sophomore class at the
High School building. Refreshments were
served.
Mr., and Mrs Harmie Devino from Es-
sex Junction were called here Monday by
the death Of Mrs. Devino's father, Henry
Parizo.
The supper and dance given by the
Sterling Hose Co., last Friday evening a
very successful affair. The Company
cleared $4,000.
Mahlon Gonya Jr., who has been in bel
Navy for over three years, has received an
honorable discharge and returned from Los
Angeles, Calf. recently.
This community was shocked Sunday
morning to hear of the sudden death of
Henry Parizo, which occurred Saturday
night about eleven o'clock. MIR. Parizo
worked all day Saturday and seemed to
be in the best of health.
The play, Nothing but the Truth"
will be given here at the Opera House Fri
day evening, Feb. IL. This is one of the
best plays ever shown around here and is
to be given for the benefit of the Library.
Tickets are on sale at the drug store and
are going fast. Ttose who have tickets
be sure and have them checked off. q
Miss Anna Cakes met with very ser. i
ious accident Wednesday. She fell on the h
floor in her bedroom about one O'Clock a.
M, breaking her hip, laying there until 9 d
a. m. Thursday morning, when she man. h
aged to attract the attention of some child =
rem who we're passing on their way to T
school. Neighoors and DR.. Prentiss we're
to her assistance it being nec- c
essarv to remove an outer window before :,
gaining admittance. The hip was set :.
Monday forenoon and she is as comfort. G
able as can be expected. Miss Norman, :.
/ trained nurse, is caring for her.
The annual business meeting of the u
Ways and Means Society of the Cong =,
hurch was held at Mrs. NJ S. Hills last 6,
Thursday afternoon. The following off, :,
ers we're elected: President, Mrs. M. S. G,
Hill; vice. president, Mrs. W. F. Waterssl
ecretary and treasurer, Mrs ] D. Odel;
March ana April, Mrs. Perley W
dudgett; May or June, Mrs. A. ]. oalee- pl
y and Mrs. L P. Holcorb; July or Au- dt
t1st, Mrs. W. II. Stearns; September and tn
october. Mrs. w. F. Waters; November to
nd December, H. M. Maxfeld; January
nd February, Mrs. W. H. Leslie. G.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-15
We quote below extracts from the Experiment
Bulletin Number Sc:

in Tbs Orange Hawseed or Pa the
the state unless precautions are taken.
peculiar hairy leaves and stem and
especially by its conspicuous orange red blossoms.
I'm order the varying amounts salt upon
which badly infested With the weed Dry salt
S o Rd eO p%%se Per and S re ey % @
LIGHTER APPLICATIONS PROVED ULTIMATELY BENEFICIAL
TO THE GRASS and in varying degree destructive the
PLANT OF KILLED BY THE APPLICATION OF 5000
POUNDS PER ACRE In order make comparison
gaphed and Weighed from from Gi S P Se h9tS
ten plants u weighed ga f%G R RGfs h
As Much per acre weighed
Without going further the details Of the
peer ud destroy pan Of Sd TRf ee S
es i 5S s
scattered over the leaves will do the work
at be inferred that similar applications prove
equally beneficial By doubling the yield on soils under ali
plant food contains but among other because it act
them more soluble and hence more readily available the plant Salt
SssRs PFa n from % % that be
our ah9r aH q be to 59S IS some of the gains
the resulting from the Of the re' Dement'S
cheapest us as our
Sse Of has p pRs v ae Se Fes % 5d liable s
houses This less pleasant to handle but contains refuse
fore Of Kidding q this weed when badly
Ssry sh cases where the only beginning Its invasion
an ALL CASES WHERE THERE is ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT
OF THE WEED PRESENT WE WOULD URGE THE USE OF
AS THE QUICKEST AND sUREsT MEANS OF DESTROYING TT
supply of Fertizng Salt limited as usual as this
simply by-prOduct with but while are max
ing the very price $500 House. put
up in 1OOpOund bags Send in orders today
CARROLL S. PAGE HYDE PARK, VT.
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u0lhl TO Save YOUR PASTURES
llUVV TO DOUBLE YOUR HAY CROP

Note the two clusters of grass above illustrated. The
one on the right in the midst of Hawkweed Pant
Brush" The the left similarly situated about
5000 pounds of SALT applied to the soil
The result the entire destruction of the
and the doubling of the weight of the grass.
The Vermont Experiment Station is authority for the
above statement and they Pages Fertilzng Salt is as
good for the purpose higher priced table salt
Prof. G. p Burns, Botans at the Experiment Station
has recently written follows
salt extermnate
which you publish on this matter is uptodate reliable
experimental work has be able
tons OF salt to help this good work. for the
an alarming manner and has already destroyed
pastures in this state"
We quote below extracts from the Experiment Station
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02
ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE

Estate Of Thomas F. Tucker. De.
ceased. No. 1877.
All persons having claims and de-
mands against said Estate ars here
BY notified 70 present them for ad.
justment to the County Court Of JEFF
ferson County, State Of Colorado.
at the Court House In Golden. on the
9Th day Of February A. y. 1922.
MARY C. TUCKER,
Exeeutrix Of said Estate.
First Pub. Jan. 8, 1872.
Last Pub. Feb. 2, 1892.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF

Estste Of James H. Brinkerhuff
Deceased. No. 1877.
feurtssath day Of february A. D.,
1888. at ten o'clock In the forenoo,
Of said day, I viii present 70 thu
County Court Of Jefferson County
STATE Of Colorado, at The Cou.,
Hsuss IN Golden, ny accounts for
finsl ssttlsasnt Of administration
Of said Estate. when aud who're d
psssons In interest may appear ant
object 70 them, II they 70 desire.
And at The same time and place
upon ~ verified petition Of Ii liar
B. Brinksrhuff claiming to b. .tht
widow and an heir 1t law Of said de-
ceased and - such entitled to q
estate Of inhsritanes In the intestat'
lands, tsnsasnts and hersditamsn
constituting Ill OF . pert of said
esats, said court will receive ant
hear peoofs eonesrning The heirs Of
said deceased, and will iudieially ~.
certain and determine The heirs Of
said dsesdsnt. Il being alleged u
eaid petition that said petitioner
Lilllaa B. Brinksrhuff. widow. ant
Emma I. White. Olive e. Tracy
Lillian c. Lynn and Ella N. Brin
ksrhuff. . minor, daughtsrs. and
Guy A. Brinkerhuff, . son. Of sal
deceased. each Z resident Of sai
County Of Jsfferson In the State Of
Colorado. are his only heirs 1t law.
All persons who are or who claim
BE- heirs Of said deceased and inter
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02
SWEET "E"T'os soe covr.so.

People all over the state are be-
coming Interested in the possible
candidacy Of william Z. Sweet, Of
Denver. for nomination ~ Governor
this fall on the Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Sweet came to Colorad9 In
1872 and 10 widely and favorably
known In all parts Of the state. He
is . student Of economic questions
and would bring 10 the office Of
Governor q constructive program
for the solution Of many problems
Of State government, notably that
Of taxation, from which the people
are demanding relief. He was .
Presidential slectof In 1915 and has
been . CONSTANT democrat
No man stands higher IN the sst-
nation Of the conservative Labor
leaders than Mr.. Sweet because he
has eouragsously advocated their
fair and just demands.
He 10 . firm believer In Union
ism and thinks that Labor has the
same right ~ Capital, TO combine
for It, protection.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02

IA ~ want 70 ~. oell, rat
tva1a. SECURE . loan, AZ. have fire
Insurance vs'ttse ~ :. D
TYP WV. -
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LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF COLORADO }
County Of Jefferson lSS
IN THE nIQTpICT C0YfpW

No. 237l
In the Matter Of the Determination
Of Interest In the Lande Of
Honora Eudy, Deceased. Notice.
Notice 10 hereby given that Thorn
g I. Brown has filed his duly veri-
fled petition alleging that Clam.
sncy n. Acllvoy, Deceased. 10 the
owner Of the property described Is
Lot Two (2) in Block B Valley Ad.
dition 70 the Town Of Arvada, JET
fsrs0n County, Colorado. That said
property belonged to Honora Eudy
ct the time Of her death. That said
Honora Eudy left, - her heirs st
law, the following named persons, to.
Wit:
William Eudy. Son, whose resi-
dence 10 unknown,
Mary A. Jones. Daughter, whose
residence ID unknown.
Henry Eady. Grandson. whose
residence ID unknown,
Edgar Eudy, Grandson, whose
residence 10 unknown.
Anna D. Haeselsr, who was
formerly Anna b. Osborn,
Granddaughter, whose resi-.
dsnce u Denver, Colorado.
That said Petition IL set for hear
Ing on the 26th day Of February,
A. d. 1922. or any day thereafter to
which such hearing may be continu.
I'd. That at such hearing the Court
will proceed to ASCERTAIN and deter
mine who are the heirs Of Honora
Cudy. Deceased, and - such will be
entitled 70 and inherit the property
Of said deceased and enter . Decree
accordingly, at which said hearing
al psrsons claiming 10 be heirs Al
law Of sald deceased may appear and
present their proof. That the said
fhomas L. Brown. was duly appoint
I'd the Administrator Of the Estats
Of Clamsncy u. McIlvoy, Deceased,
on Or about the 10th day Of July.
A. D. 1891. and il now the duly
qualified and acting Administrator
THOMAS L. BROWN.
Dated January uth, 1929! ~
8iSt - JenesEy l2. ieee. 4
No: Psh; Es6syery 3; 1879.
6l0esi5s q NSo1b 111aJ7|1
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NOTICE or CONTEST
elisa
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Office

Denver, Colorado,
January 10, 1922:
To Robert ". Brennan, Of General
Delivery. Denver, Colorado, Con-
testee:
You are hereby notified that E..
tella e. Williams who gives General
Delivery, Denver, Colorado. a. his
postoffice address, did on January
I, 1922, file In this office his duly
corroborsted application to contest
and secure the cancsllation>of your
home st..d, Entry No: % s 3a1s
for the N 1-2 SW IA, w 1-2 Sc Ia
Township 8 South, Range 70 W. 9Th.
r. Meridian, and - grounds for hi:
contest he alleges that the said
Robert W. Brennan has never from
the date Of said homestead entry tc
the present time established and
maintained . residence upon said
land and has placed no house or i'm
provsmsnts Of any nature thereon
wholly abandoned and that the
entryman's absence from the said
land was not and 10 not due TO hi.
employment in the military or naval
service Of the Uuitsd States as
private soldier. officer, seaman,
marine. nation1l guardsman, or
member Of any other organization
for the offense or defense authors
ed BY Congress, during any war In
which the United States 10 or has
been engaged, or In the border
trouble between the United S'atss
and Mexico, nor to an enlistment
prior to March 3. 1921, In the u. 8.
Army Or Naval forces.
You are, therefore further mott:
fled that the said allegations viii
be taken o. confessed, and your said
entry Win BE- cancelled without fur
Their right TO Be heard. either before
this office or an appeal, 4 you fail
20 file In this Office within twenty
days after the FOURTH publication
Of this notice. - shown below. your
answer, under oath. specifically re-
spending 70 these allegations Of con.
test, together with due proof tha'
you have served . copy Of your an
swsr on the said contestant either IT
psrson or By registered mall.
You should STATE IN your answer
Tie name Of The post office 70 which
you desire future notices to Be SEN
MARTHA J. SPEARS,
Register. |
G. P. FORD,
Receiver.
Wittsr 1 Custin, 1919 Stout st..
Denver. Colorado. Attorneys TO,
Coatestant.
First publication Jan. 10. 1922.
Second Publication Jan. Is. 1922
Third publication Feb. 2. 1922.
Fourta publication Feb. .. 1922.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02

The Noffat tunnel h to bs buil'
svsn II CAss. Lseksnby has 10 sci
his newspaper and 70 out With piet
and shovel and do Il himsslf. Be
ssrs Doing hat, hox:,sr. he propcs:
vsetsfa Colombo In HE proposal
that the STATE legislature permit a.
counties 70 b benefited 70 form On
improvement district 70 float bond,
70 bald The tunnsl. This 10 Q new
idsa and b one that cannot b.
adopted any too soon for the n
-c~.-a ~vosner'tv Of Colorado. Ths
HsffAt tanasl nay b . STATE pro.
ro-ition but while the people Of tn
state are being convinced about I
Lseksnby vill 70 ahead and ut Il
eonstructed.
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witter 1 Custin. 1919 Stout 8
Denver. Colorado. Attorneys I
Contestant.
First publication Jan. 10. 1922.
Second Publication Jan. Is. 1922
Third publication Feb. 2. 1922.
Foarta publication Feb. .. 1929.
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ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE
Es4ata Of John C. NcShane. Dc

leased. No. 1889.
All persons having claims and de.
nands against said Estate are here
BY notified 10 present them for I'D.
'ustment to the County Court o.
Jefferson County. State Of Colorado
1t the Court House In Golden, on
the 9Th day Of February A. d. 1922
MARTHA n. DAVIDSON.
Administrative Of said Estate.
First Pub. Jan. 8. 1922.
Last Pub. Feb. 2. 1929.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02

Governor Shoup should by al
means include the Noffat tunnel
proposition In the work Of The
special session. Nswspspsrs and
politicians who are opposed 10 the
new tunnel proposition do not IN
daTvtouA Il
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02

TAs many readers Of the Enter
prise In tie Westsrn part Of Adams
county viii be Interested In the fol
lowing comment upon 0 Republican
office holder In their county fron
ths 0tsasburH Nsws. Democratic
Nswspepcr pablishsd In ths eastern
part Of their county: "Waltsr P,
Merrill has his office force workinr
overtime now getting the tax hetiees
ready for early delivery. Mr.. Msr-
rill b making . rspatatton In tn
treasurers effies and shosld b Ne
teinsd fer - long - - wants a.
e1fleo."
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02

The name Of .William z. Sweet Of
Dsnver 10 mentioned frequently .,
Democratic possibility for govern
or this year. Il ID, In truth. . swest
name. II one may descend 70 The
Isvsl Of . pan. Mr.. Sweet 10 IN
earnest advocate Of the rights Of
Smith and Jenes and Brown. He
made his money on Denver's Wal
street and didn't lose hts perspse
tive deing Il He b honest con
seisntious and sineers. His party
might 70 . very little BIZ further
aa1 fare Wesss.-Creeley Nnsws.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02

The Enterprise has . circulation
much larger than any other subur.
ban nswspapss.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-02-02

While the various conventions 81
stock growers, mining men. COUNT
commissioners. county elerks. sher.
lfxb and numerous other oreanis"
tons held In Denver this week ar
Of more than passing importance
the gathering Of the editors from
throughout the state carries ths
most weight. This. for the rraso-
that the so-ealled Country news
rapers" are the most important fac
tors Of the commonwealth. The
reflect the thoughts Of each com
munity: thew portray the ambition.
the needs the desires of the people
thew serve: they educate, inspire End
BUILD: without them. exi-tanec
would be dull and listless.. We d.
not always agree with the views ~
the editor. But. all In all. wheth--
you know Il or not, the Country
editor" h the Man R.hird the Gu-
When Il eomea to BUILDING COW
MUNITIES. And Denver il especi
ally honored by having 20 many o.
them here this week. NAV all o.
them Give long and prospcr."-
James r. Noiard. former -ec--t.rv
NL SkGkGs w. SG9 ACUN0I OCIuOEIGk.
ADJUSTMENT DAY NOTICE
Estate Of Mary e. Edwards, De.
ceased. No. 1887.
All persons having claims and de.
mands against said Estate are here.
bv notified to present them for ad.
iustment 70 the County Ceurt Of
Jeffsrson County. State Of Colorado
at the Court House In Golden. on
the 9Th day ~ March A. D. 1922.
PRANK EDWARDS.
Executor Of said Estate.
First Pub. Jan. 20, 1922
T"st p,,h. Feb. -, 1922
PIANO At SACRIFICE PRICE
Hin Grade instrument now In our
possession In Armada must be sold.
win give large discount for quick
disposal. Easy terms 70 responsible
partv. Il interested write for parti.
c~'rr- - ire Denver Music Com.
psny, Dsavsr. Colo. pl.3S.
II ~ sWsnt 20 Ssy. EN-, rent.
t~ahe. ,sesurs . loan. ar have ftre
Insurance wstsse ~ :. .
Naa -.