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TECH TOSSERS COZ.

LEESBURG. Va, April 20 Especially.
-Erratic fielding by the local high
school nine in the seventh inning
gave Tech High of Washington a run
and 3-to-2 win in today's base ball
game here Neither team earned any
of its tailies, for Drake of the Lees 1
burg nine and Houser pitched in good'
form. Rhees made both Of Techs
hits. The score:
r. HE.
Tech 40 20 o 90 Il o3 8
Leesburg 0 o 0 0 0 % 3 ;
Batteries-Houser and April; L. Drake snd
TrusselI
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PAGE JOHNNY WILSON.

Johnny Wilson will not go abroad
this year. he says. A caustic fight
critic says the reason is that France
and Switzerland now supply the
world with cheese and are not look
ing for imports.
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ROD AND STREAM
BY C.. Perry Miller

pike biting in the Severn Annapolis furnishing
splendid for the anglers of that section of Maryland So far
reports Westinghouse visiting this fish
the guides and professional fishermen
catching pike both with minnows and by
ang Most Of his catches have ranged one to two pounds the
The ockhh biting slowly present However, OF nine
should height
river Maryland reserved
hook and line fishing the great OF rock while its
afford pike hardhead caught
large quantities the Chea
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ST. THERESA Nine BEATS
NAVAL AIR STATION, AZ

St. Theresa pointed the way to
Naval Air Station in a to Potomac
League game yesterday. The match
was a pitching duel between Beall
of St. Teresa's and Welde of the
sailors. st. Teresa clinched the game,
when it punched three Of its four hits
with pass, sacrifice and an error in
the second inning. The score:
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Mhap Costs Lucky Many Bachers His Fight With
JOCKEY LOSES STIRRUP.
RACE GOING TO BUNTING
Schuttinger, Threatened by Big Hall. Holiday Crowd
Escorted OFF Track by Detectives Superla-
tive, Third; Sailing Along, Fourth.

AVRE DE GRACE Md, April "a tickle of fate today
the Lexington stable $500 Chesapeake stake resulted
Jocky Andy Schuttnger shameuy immense
hoday crowd that the av dc and brought
Harry Bunting of the
A lost stirrup the all.
Shortly small field
the journey mile sixteenth the dsheartening
for Lucky Hour which
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DARNE1LLE Is TRAINING.

BALTIMORE. April 29.-Gerald Nc
Graw. the local boxing promoter, who
is grooming Henry Darneille, the
fighting cop of Washington. for the
latter's twelve-round bout with Sailor
Jack Carroll of New York here eon
Monday, says he is pleased with the
progress his heavyweight charge is
making.
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TARHEELs BEAT VIRGINIA.

GREENSBORO, N. c., April 90
Masterful pitching by Bryson, who
allowed only three scattered hits, en-
abled North Carolina to shut out Vir-
ginia, its ola rival, at base ball here
today. to o.
Holland pitched well for Virginia,
but his backing was not so good as
that given BrySon.
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ONE mailman NOT SURE
HE COULD BEAT BOXER

Only one wrestler has come up
to say that he in not sure q wres-
tier could beat q fighter. He IL
RenatO Gardini. He says II q
wrestler could step In ahd get a
leg Hold ON q real knOeker-0ut 1t
might be all over. But he wonders
what might happen as the wrestler
stepped In.
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SSAN ooy
Capt. Hunting.
ton of Baltimore.
fishing guide to
the late Presi-
dent Cleveland,
and his fishing
companion, Com,
modore Benedict,
w h o is W e IL
known to all
anglers on the
Chesapeake Bay
and tributaries.
has had excel
lent results with
pike by using
the drone bait.
A number of
anglers in those
waters have been
touting t h e l r
achievements of
capturing IN e
and two hundred
pike in a season,
but in one week
Capt. Hunting
ton took $50 in
the Severn river.
In addition to his
great catch of
pike he landed
the first rock of.
the season. a.
beauty, w h ! C h
weighed n ! n e
and one-Quarter'
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EASTERN HIGH WINS.

ciaD.-Eastern High School of Wash
ington defeated the. Briarly Hall
Military Academy, s to 2. Litchfieid,
on the. slab. for Eastern, gave no
passes and allowed but four hits,
three going to Catcher Ratchford.
The score:
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Runs-Dietrich. Frazier. Stewart. Hudson,
| Robey. Beail. Errors-Gilbert, selden t2).
Stewart. Luber, Beali (2l. Twc-base hits
Stewart. RObey, Beall. Sacrifice hit-Todd.
Stolen bases-Donnelly. Frazier. Left on bases
Naval Air Station. 6; St.. Teresa, 4. First
base on haiis-Welde. 2: Beall. Z. Hit by
pitcher-Welde tSmithsonD: Beall (Selden).
Struck out-Welde, .; Beall. IL. Wild pitch
-Beall.
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Rms-Cardwell (2), Hook t2l. Sneiyoskt.
Roudabush, West Ratchford. Errors-Idtch-
dine. Denison. Two-bsse nitsLLtchaeid.
Roudabush. Ratchford. Sacrifice hits-Rice
(2). R0udabush. Stolen bases-Durity, Card
well CT. ODea, Hook, Roudabush, West,
Ratchford. Left on bases-Eastern, .; Briarly
Hall. 4. First base on balis-O6 Waters, 8,
First base errors-Eastern. 2; BriarIy, 2.
Hit by pitcher-By Waters (HOok, Cardwell),
Struck out-By Waters. II: by Itchfeld, g.
Passed balls-Ratchford, Coleman.
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EASY FOR. NAVY NINE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md.,sApril 29.-With q
start Sof eight runs In the opening.
inning, Navy won from West Virginia
this. afternoon by 3 to 2. Six hits.
three passes and an error. figured in
the initial run-getting.
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RRTTON'S FINE CONDITION
INSPIRES HIS FOLLOWERS
Frenchman, Once to Eavorite, Is Now Quoted at
Only to l-Englishman's Style Is Figured
to Be Kind Georges Dislikes
BY SPARROW McGANN.

YORK April 9nterest the fight between Georges Car
Ted kid Lewis London May H. is reflected by
the heavy betting the other SIDE There
of confidence in the ability of the English middle
stand off, Lewis fine condition his confidence
already the odds
relates
against opnochers classes light
middle.
Morst w ege eaeed b the betting
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Wins Title at Soccer.

LONDON, April 29.-Huddersfeii
today won the English Associate
soccer foot ball cup by defeating
Preston North England at Stamford
Bridge, / to 0.
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week and later displayed a fine string
OF fish. which, he asserted. had taken
the bait, but his good story was later
spoiled by q fisherman from the nets
who declared he sold them to him.
Good reports have come in about
big catches of perch In the Potomac
from the Three Sisters to Chain
bridge. one angler claiming that he
took two market baskets and brought
both Of them back filled with perch.
weighing from one-half to almost
pound. One of the men returning re-
ported that he caught his largest
perch on small minnows.
Crabs are reported to be very scarce
at all the salt water places. Crabs,
on which the fishermen depend mostly
for bait at these places. still are In
the mud and will not show up much
before May Is.
At Rock Point last Tuesday just one
boat was out with a fishing party. 1t
was cold and windy and the anglers
returned in a short time, but they
brought back fifteen hardheads, show
ing that good fishing will be had
when the weather settles and warns
up little.
The Potomac Anglers Association
is arranging to send a surf-casting
team to Seagirt next October to take
part in the annual competition OF
that sport. 1t is the desire of the as
ISOLATION to have a team representing
Washington. and all those who wish
to learn surf casting and to qualify for
this team are asked to report to A. j.
Sahdala, instructor and captain. The
polo grounds have been obtained by
the association, and every Sunday
afternoon from 1 to o'clock has
been set as the hours of instruction
during the summer months.
The United States fish commission
err has loaned to the Potomac Anglers
Association two motion-picture reels
which will be shown by that organi-
the Sylvan Theater. One reel deals
with salmon fishing with fly rod and
the other with ffsh rescue work in
the Mississippi valley regions. Com
missioner Leech. it Is announced.
will explain each reel as it is being ling
speak on the conservation and pres
ervation of fish. The theater was
loaned by courtesy Of Col. Sheriff..
in charge of public buildings and
grounds.
The Alexandria Rod and Gun. Club,
recently organised. has been instru-
mental in having large quantities Of
rainbow and brook trout placed in
the creeks in Virginia. Eighteen
thousand rainbow trout were planted
Thursday in Cameron run by l. F.
Perron. one of the charter members
Of the club. Difficult run. Goose creek
and Bull run all have been planted
with rainbow and brook trout within
the last month. These creeks have
been closed for fishing flor a period
of three years to allow these fish to
/ (. ~
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.Runs-seipp ~. Danofsky. Boatwright t2,,
Lahm, Rose, Hitchcock t2). Errors-Lucado.
Hawkins. Smith, Steep, Peters. Home run
Boatwright. Two-base hits = Lahm. Smith.
Stolen bases s. Seipp 90. Boatwright. Rose
(2). Bases balls-Of cartwright, 9: on
Peters, .. Struck out-By Boatwright. Z; by
Peters. 6. Hit by pitched haIl-DanOfsky.
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Totals. ST 7T Is Tot,

Runs-McDona1d. Shirley, Johnston, Brys0n.
Errors-roster. Holland (.). Two base hits
Wilson and Shirley. Sacrifice hit-McIean.
Stolen bases-F. Morris, Johnston, Bryson.
Struck out-by Bryson. 2; Holland. B. Bases
on bails-off Bryson. 1; OF Holland, 3. Left on
bases-C1rolna, II; Virginia. 1.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01
EFFICIENCY FIRST

During the course Of my coming
campaign for another term Of office
~ County Treasurer, l will endeav.
OF TO show to the citizens Of Jeffer.
son County:
I. That the records in this office
are now more nearly complete and
correct in every detail than at any
time heretofore in the history Of the
county.
2. That during the last three
;ears the office has been conducted
more economically than heretofore,
and At . lower comparative cost than
that which prevails In any oths,
county In the state Of Colorado.
3. That the service TO patrons Of
the office ID not now and has never
heretofore been excelled in Colo
RADIO.
4. That no sacrifice Of business
efficiency has been made during my
incumbancy for the sake Of politi'
cal expsdiency.
s. That good business Is good
politics and that real Republicans
believe in both.
When have established these
facts by the records Of this office
the records Of the State Auditor and
State Public Examiner, together
with statements Of qualified bust
ness men Of the County. I will have
eststiishsd the only claim for your
consideration and support which
viii make.
GUY Z. JUCHHM.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Reed, Pastor.
Sunday School At p:l6.

Sunday School At 0:46.
Service for Worship and prraca.
Ing Of tho Word At II.
Let every member Of the church
be At the Communion service at II
o'clock Sabbath morning. The pas
tor will preach on "Ths First and
Model Church." Acts 2. There will
be = reception of new members At
this service. and baptism. will also
be administered.
At tho evening service at eight
o'clock tho subject Of the sermon
will be "Saint Pstsr and the Ksys
Of the Kingdom Of Heaven" Matt.
1919 In light Of Acts 2 and 10.
At the Christian Endsavor meet.
INK the subject will be Better
Friendships." ! Sam. 8:i.l; 1917.
Miss Nellie Goodlett will lead.
A cordial invitation 10 these ser.
vices 10 extended IN al. Remember
that at the Communion service the
table Ia the Lords and not ours, and
all who love the Lord Jesus Christ.
and are trusting In His precious blood
for their salvation, are heartily wei
come 10 slt with Us at this feast.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

VsN SSs.sS . O"~A viz SsAsAN 8AS ~
To see oursels as others see us!'
Burns.
ARMADA!
You are loosing an opportunity.
A year ago you made considerable
effort to have the main concrete
highway to the north routed through
your splendid city but without sue
cess. Now by the closing of Federal
Boulevard you are deriving the ben
eft Of this travel and publicity.
Thousands are passing through your
city daily. Every day there are
some who might be induced to take
up residence in Arvada. But you
are making those who pass through
express the wish that they will not
have to come again because Of the
terrible condition of the road ap-
preaching and through your city.
Truly this is poor publicity and poor
business!
Keep your detour road and your
streets in good condition-then put
up some signs and tell your thous-
ands Of visitors why Arvada will
have 10000 in 1890"
Make them want to come back!
THE SPECTATOR.
P. s. Constructive criticism builds.
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On Tuesday. Decoration day,
Father Grace again gave proof Of
his ability TO meet new and sudden
ritusticns. Nearly three hundred Of
Uncle SANS soldiers on their nar,h
from Fl. y. A. Russell tn #. Low,n
reached Arvada at midday. having
como from Lafayette n The mud and
rain.
Father Grace at once called urcn
Major Underwood and extended On
invitation 10 the troop 10 uss Ne
church hail "a n rest room. Tkev
calling upon scme Of the accessible
mcmbrrs Il IRE 'rorstecrtion ~
aid. an afternoon and cv,-in~'a -.
tertainment wa soen arranged. T.,
mite of tho holiday and ,lo,cd store,
tho BOYS wsrs treated 10 hot choe-.
late. cakes and smokes.
An orchestra cNmpo.ed Of r."
Misc ! Mtunch and MrCune anil
Mcssrs McCune soon had the boyx
dancing and singing. Cards and
gamcs occupied others.
The boys offic'callv and person
ally declared It the happicst rsccr.
ton accorded them since war dry,
and ore strong In their praises ~
the Shrine Of st. Anne and its pas.
tor
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
A. G. HOOVER. Pastor
Sunday School 100 n. m.

EpwOrth I,cfvuc N:db
Wednesday PRAYER hour 7:45.
In addition 10 the regular speci Il
music Of the choir. special music for
the morning service will be- furnish
cd In part by the Stone sisters. Mar
Inn and Helen. These splendid musi
clans will play on the violin and tho
piano.
Baccslaurcatc services Sunday A.
3 .. m. nj Denver University at
which time DR.. Edwards Of Trinity
will preach. Wednesday. June 7sh
At . y. m. DR.. David Strrr Jordan.
president Of Leland Stanford, will
give the commencement address AZ
the City Auditorium.
Choking for Mary Jane" will b.
given Thursdsy evening At the Tri'-
oil under the auspices Of the Up.
worth League. Note The I'd sls,.
whore In this Issue.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

The next meeting Of the Darder
Pomona Grange, will be held al
Whsatsidgs Grange, Saturday after
room and evening June Srd. tn
feature Of the afternoon program
viii be . debate on the Anti.viv'
Section Bill, the affirmative will bt
talesa By Mr.. Frank P. Bright Of thu
Humane Society and the negative
viii b taken BY . representative
froM Tie Medical association. The
evening program Will consist Of loca
entsrtainmsnt by the Whsatridxe
range and some good entertainer.
The general meeting will be call
ID at 1850 p. IA. Sdeph will h
ssrvsd from 8 10 Q p. N.
Each grange represented by Oar
den Pomona should at least be rep
resented BY The Master Of his sub
ordinate grange and II the Mastei
can not attend the grange shouls
appoint altsrnatss 70 that eaci
kranss will have . representative O
foaona. Il b Just % much . dut,
for oil GSangsrs 10 attend Pcnon'
- Il b 70 attsad yesr subordinate
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01
RALsToN PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School at 2lb p. N.
Service for WorShIp and Preach.
Ink Of tho Word At 3 p. "a.
Mid.weck service, Thursday at 7 80
n. N.
A cordial invitation 70 this Com
munity ssrvirs !. extended In sil
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

]. F. Beck 10 erecting a residence
IN West 2nd street to contain five
rooms and full basement, also sleep
'ng porch and bath. This will speak
we'll for Arvada and It's standards.
He may later on erect another on the
adjoining lots. NJ. E. Musser has
the contract and the work Is NOV
ing rapidly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

Miss Georgina Tiller returned
home Sunday sfter n successful year
at Rcckland school mad has been
offered the school again next term
ut an increased salary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

Misses Moon and Theys two of
our able teachers ,ce lc-Ying this
week for Long Beach, C.,lifornia
where they will join Miss Theys'
parents for the summer.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01
WHEATRiDCE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH

ROBERT Il. ADAMS. Pastor 90
1000 A. M. Sunday School.
II 100 A. N. Morning Worship.
1870 p M. Epworth I.snKue De
votional meeting and short xcrfn' n
Nv pastor.
All arc cordially welcome.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01
SCHOOL NOTES

Misses Gertrude Arkell, Georgia
Tiller, Nellie Goodlett and Helen
Townsley are among the local girls
who are attending the county teach
ers institute at Golden this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Evans and Mrs.
d. L. Powers and Violette, Mrs. A.
L. Long and Doris attended the
Woman's Home Missionary society
convention ut Washington Pnrk
Community church Friday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01
BAPTIST CHURCH
" z Cnlc prnirr

W. F. Cole. Pnptfr
Rev. r. r. Stephenson will IN the
Baptist pulpit next Sunday both
MOI ming and evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

Mrs Van vocrhis, former Com
mercial teacher and sponsor Of the
Sophomore class entertained twenty.
two Of it, members at Mrs. Van
voorhis mountain home at Brook
vale. Colorado on May 20. Thu
Young people motorcd up by way Of
Morrison and returned by way Of
Genesee and Lookout mountain.
Everyone said they had q deliehtfnl
time and there was not drop Of
rain or q single puncture to spoil
he pleasures Of the day.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

A little hail storm visitcd this
section Monday at noon. Ralph W.
Smith. local representative Of the
Great Republic reached for hi,
checkbook when he saw Il coming
and had signed dozen or more
checks In blank before he realized
that II wouldn't be much Of storm
Anyone who suspicious that he was
damaged by the hail can just phone
Mr. Smith and he will make good
the loao-rrovidcd you hnd the fore
sight to make previous arrangements
with him.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

All the folks in Arvada, especially
music lovers are sorry to hear tho
Mrs. Sherere left for Kansas Sunday
evening. Her beautiful singirr \ :
Teen a source Of great delight Will
sha has been with VI and W, hon
that she will return in tn, fall tc
GLADDEN. our hearts once again with
her singing is the sincere with Of the
NrvIda community.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

B. F. Skinner Is rushing the work
on his filling station and general
tore which he is building on South
Graves avenue near the Clear Creek
bridge. He will open for business
in a short time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

Mrs. l.. W. Martensen and son Of
Wheatridge have been spending n
couple Of weeks with her mother in
Boulder. From there they motored
to Fl. Collins to spend Sunday last
with her sister, Mrs. F. 4. Rule.
They returned home the latter part
Of last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01


born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ash.
Con Sunday A. N. a girl.
Miss Nellie Goblet returned home
from her school last Thursday.
Mrs. H. S. Burton entertained for
lunch last Friday few lady friends.
Mrs. c. E. Allen entertained on
Tuesday Mrs. Ralph Parsons and
Mrs. n. Callahan Of Denver and ].
F. XAite.
|/Elbert Allen and Earl Lower were
home from Boulder university last
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farnsworth were
Sunday callers on Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Seidel.
Frank Schellingcr and family
motored to Bear Creek canyon Dec
Grafton day.
Mrs. Ed. Rowe o. Grand View
avenue went to Central City Monday
70 visit friends.
Mrs. E. L. Foster gave u luncheon
Friday TO a number Of her fliends
from Denver and Avvada.
Mr.. and MIRA. ]. N. Price enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bond at six
o'clock dinner Friday evening.
Mrs. Cole and family motorsd to
Boulder Sunday to see Rev. Cole
and report him slightly Improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whiteoab
are moving 70 Denver. Their new
address will be 1899 ". 32nd Ave.
Mn. Annie Atkins who was called
to Broomfisld TO care for Mrs. A.
W. Kaler returned home Saturday.
Gertrude Hampton end Elizabeth
Zsller are going up to Coal Creek
TO spend the week with Mrs. George
zsllsr. 4X.1k
A few Of Luther Secrest's friends
gave . surprise party for him the
week end. 1t being the week Of his
birthday.
The fifth grade, with their teach
er, Mrs. Wilson and some Of the
mothers enjoyed . picnic at Wolfe's
Hill on Friday.
Mrs. c. E. Shoop entertained the
B. H. L. 8. club last Thursday and
other Of her friends. They had a
very pleasant time.
There will be an open meeting Of
the Enterprise grange on Wcdnes-
day, June 7th. Ice cream and cake
will be served. Everyone is invited.
Mrs Irene McWhortcr is spendi "
the weekend with her folks on
South Graves avenue. She will re
turn to Greeley for graduation, June
Is.
There will be an important meet.
ing Of the Community club Monday
night. Everyone 10 invited to Mt
tend. Come out and mike this your
meeting.
Mrs. Frank Schellinger received
word that her mother who YVES SER
iously injured In Los Angeles in
April will soon be able to leave the
hospital. -
Mrs. lie Roy Stalcy's father
Joseph Hochenauer visited in Arva-
do last week. He returned To his
nome In Pueblo the latter part Of
the week.
X. T.. Goblet has Just finished
the Albert Beck brick house on
West End street. II IL neat In mp.
rcarance and Mr.. and Mrs. Beck will
occupy Il soon.
C.. o. Pavclko Ia improving the
looks Of his grounds by putting in
IN ornamental sunken garden. lie
recently purchased the old Fink.
bcincr place at Wadswor.h station
on the Golden line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murcherson, Mr..
ind Mrs. Somcrs and son Harold
spent Sunday In Colorado Springs.
Harold remained for = visit At the
home Of v. A. Brown.
Miss Edith Ncwcomb returned "a
her home In Goodland, Kansas this
week.
Roy Bobb spent the weekend
with his parents and left for Quin.
tar. Kansas Tuesday night.
Frank Yocum has decided not 10
move st present.
Mn. D. Robinson who has been
III fos some time 10 Improving rapid.
y.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

r. l.. Kclso is improving his place
on West 3rd by putting in 4 cement
basement and adding & perch en- l'hc
rear Of his house. He Is also making
= driveway and otherwise bcautify.
ing the appearance Of his home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

F.. l.. bud" Flanagan, who has
been foreman Of the mechanical do
partmcnt Of the Enterprise since the
present owner took II over Inns re-
signed to accept a position the first
of June with large tire manufnc-
turning concern in the capacity Of
city salesman for Denver. Mr.. Elan
agan has n large circle Of friends in
md around Armada who regret see
ing him leave here, but realize that
he has entered field where his
cndcavors win soon earn for him
the recognition TINT will gain pro-
motion. The concern with which he
has become affiliated Is rcorganniz-
ing its distribution end in the
mo,intnin sntcD and he was for.
tunatc In securing the territory
which covers all the city Of Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

The seventh grade held their an
nual picnic with Miss Van Voorhis
90 chaperon in Mt. Vernon canyon
last Monday. They took the car to
Golden and walked the rest Of the
way, with the exception Of 4 couple
Of miles when they were given lift
ty two men driving a five passen-
ger Dodge car. There were twenty
four in the party. but al managed
to find a place to hang on and the
car took all the hills beautifully. The
reverth grade thinks this Is better
than any Ford story they ever heard.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-06-01

The second, third and fourth
grade teachers gave their pupils .
picnic at Berkeley park. About two
hundred and fifty persons attended
including children and their parents
Everyone enjoyed themselves, es.
pecially the children as 1t was an
ideal picnic day.