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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16
Remarkable Expression Of the
Nations Grief as Mr.. Hard
Ing Is Buried.
WHOLE WORLD SYMpA1H|zES
PRESIDENT cooiIdgs's Chances for the
Republican Nomination In 1924 Dis
eusssd-May Have to Settle An
thraeits striks-chanesIior Gu
nos Rsseus Plan for Germany.
BY EDWARD W. PlckARo

NARREN G. HARDING's pecu'i-
" arly lOvable character and all
the circumstances OF his death com
bined to call forth. Inst week. II dem
onstrntion OF mourning so universal,
No spontaneous and 80 sincere that 1t
stands uneIualed since the death OF
Abraham Lincoln. During four days
the eyes OF millions OF Americans and
the minds OF nll the rest OF the people
dwelt sadly on the funeral train as
II moved across the continent from
San Francisco to Washington. On
Wednesday all the otiicialdom Of the
national capital followed the cnsket
Of the late President from the White
House to the capitol. where II was
placed under the great dome and
where the people OF the city and
thousands OF others passed by 1t for II
last look upon the face Of the man
they had learned to love and respect.
On Friday in Marion. o.. the body of
MIR. Harding was consigned to the
tomb In the presence OF President
Coolidge and many thousands OF OIL
cinl and non. official citizens. while
literally the entire nation stood silent
with bowed head. on that day. 80
fur us might be. all business and all
pleasure was suspended throughout
the land and the thoughts OF all the
people turned to the little Ohio city
where II great nation was paying the
final tribute of respect to Its chieftain
and n grief-s,ricken woman was laying
In the tomb II devoted husband.
From the day when the news OF
President Harding's demise was
flashed around the world. messages Of
sorrow and coincidence came In n flood
to Mrs. Harding and to the United
States from foreign rulers and nota-
bilities from innumernble organ!za.
lions in other lands. To realize the
worldwide character OF the mourn.
Ing one needed only to read such news
items as that the German rcichstag
began Its special session by rising and
standing with bowed heads In mem.
DRY Of Mr.. Harding; that the Con-
grcss OF Brittany Sailors In Saint
Servan. France, suspended It's session:
that three days OF national mourning
was ordered by the government ~
Paraguay. and all othsr Lntln.Amcri-
can countries gave expression TO their
grief. that Portuguese warships flew
their flags AT halfmnst for day:
that soviet Russia and Bulgaria OH.
c!nlly told of their sorrow. and that
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16

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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16

ID ErURNlNG from the funeral In
N Marion to his temporary qunr-
ington. Prcsidcn, Coolidge plunged
into the business Of the country. and
found plenty TO do. Already he had
conferred with many of the political
leaders and listened TO their advice.
but volunteered little Information con.
corning his intentions. He Ia not cs.
pecinlly laxative. and he has the eau.
ton believed to he characteristic OF
.Ae New Englnnder. lie studies a
question thoroughly befarc acting, and
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16
Praise Too Faint.

"Why do you want the press aeeu,
discharged? He says you ere III.
greatest singer alive"
1T Is not enough" coldly rejolnsd
the prima donna. HE should ha,s
said l am the greatest singer that
ever lived"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16

can never tell W. =.
. new record VI!
be hung up 70 b
the envy d u
smokers.
Edgeworth ~ !.
something about .
that holds smosah
Not that ev.7'
one likes Edr
! worth. but
those VINO "
4 generally n.
: main stesdH
in their loyalty
to the tobsee'
year after ysI.'
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16

| urromplf shed "in the name or Justice.
sbs mus, he under no Illusion"
"SubmIss,on TO the mercIless obsti.
p,cv ~ French government" he add.
ed .would have n he sealed with a
document which would be worse than
tho treaty Of Versailles, which weighs
ike curse mon the peoples OF
THE United States and Turkey are
i now formally at peace, or will
he Ms soon as the senate and the An
CORN national assembly ratify the
treaties that we're signed In Lausanne
last week by Minister Joseph C. Grew
and Ismet Pasha. By the new treaties,
which replace the obsolete document
of 1890. America loses all the special
privileges its citizens have enjoyed in
Turkey, After the allies gave way
time after time the American accept
ance OF the new conditions In Turkey
was Inevitable. American commercial
interests will be treated the same as
educational institutions will not be dis
turbed, but they will not be given spe-
cial rights to Import supplies duty
free.
With full diplomatic relations re-
sumed between the two countries,
American capital will be better pro-
tected on entering Turkey.
-
G ECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
- MELLON. unoffcially In Europe
on q sightseeing trip. has been de-
voting much time In Paris to discuss
ing internllied debts and reparatiOns
with the French government and the
leaders Of finance. II Is stated he has
not been considering the question OF
details and has made II plain to
France that the United States will
never cancel the debts owed 1t By the
allies, but Is willing to arrange terms
conforming to the necessities Of Eu-
rope. After receiving cablegrams from
President Coolidge, Mr.. Mellon post
poned his return to America.
" ing. the Temporary mixed dis
armament commission OF the League
OF Nations has submitted to the as
sembly Of the league n new treaty Of
mutunl guarantees designed rs an EN-
forcement act for Article X Of the
ell OF the league super government
in the conduct and settlement Of fu.
,ure war. in which League states are
involved The French delegate made
reservation in order that a possible
extension OF the Ruhr occupation
might not be hampered. The treaty
gives the council the power to decide
which state IL the agrressor In case
Of hostilities and to apply against Il
nm economic blockade: to decide what
other measures the slgnntories shall
give the attacked state and to arrange
for Its financial assistance; to appoint
commander In chief: TO determine
rho details OF reporntions. and to draw
I'm "A general disarmament plan based
on guarantees provided by the treaty,
A ROIITION Of the lc.hour dov in
| n m. s,.., industry which w,s ono
~ pr.s,a.n, uard,,y,s ,,s, w,sh.s 1.
AT Gary. Ind. where the eight hour day
with three shifts Is being put into ef.
feet In several plants OF the United
States Steel corporation. Others vii,
| follow, and the independent steel com.
vanies. II Is predicted. soon vii, fall
In line.
Tn. chang. TO three shifts OF eight
hours ench means employment OF *.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16
St. Louis smoker
moves into
second place
With 4O5 cans to his crsdt
Mr.. Thurston smokes Ii
way towards the lead

way towards the lead
Mr.. Byron Thurston Of St. Louh B
more than qualified for membenhA
in the Edgeworth Club. But bis pal
ton In the championship smoker On
u not 10 we'll established. Mr.. Thur
tons interesting letter follow:
Hetsl Gssni, St. Loah. M
Lasus 4 Brothse Company,
Rlchnoad. Va.
Gsntlsnse:
I hsve otesa heard Of great snotasa
enc hnd Of tobacco.
Plug Slies 3Se siss without ehanGlns
Now II you know Of any better rsseed
twould BE- glad to hear from you. sneh
csc can Of tobacco In two days aad saisy
every pipsfcl;
ESQ tsisa.dS Byron rAu,,...
More than . year ago an Edgswosta
smoker from Burlington. Vsrmoat,
Mr.. H. F. Baldwin, wrote in suggest
ing that he had smoked more Edse
worth than any other living man. A
that time he had smoked over lo@
cans Of the same size purchased By
Mr.. Thurston, distributed over . p
Rod Of nearly . score Of yeas.
So while It appears today that NJ;
Thurston u well behind the leader, .
he continues smoking . can every TN
days. It may b only . matter Of ~.
before he will be we'll In advanes q
the entire field.
Still, II Il . big country and ~
afo . lot Of Ellsworth smokers. !oe
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16

ENRY SULLIVAN OF Lowell,
A Mass, succeeded last week in
swimming across the English channel
the third man and the first American
TO perform the feat. lie was In the
water - hours and IS minutes. being
forced by tides and currents to swim
about 70 miles. though the distance be.
tween points is only .2h niles.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-16

v. \, D., OLIVIER, NO. '','''"
Evening star., 1923-09-09
sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY.
sALE-BUsIEEss PROPERTY.

| SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY. SALE-BUS1NESS PKUPERI1
NEAR NEW YORK AVENUE AND 9th STREET.
Three-story brick building good repair easily remodeed
will is. Now occupied by Priced guarantee
advance in future. $4,000;
14TI1 STREET
Two apartments Foursory brick building total
OOO 4Oeet frontage. splendid income producer
only $4,000 cash balance we'll financed
14TH STREET-AUTOMOBILE SECTION:
Substantial brick building covering entire lot 2x125 wide
alley Lease expires Suitable for business will
for better per month S120O cash. balance
terms.
CORNER STORE WITH FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT.
Good northwest location Electricity howater heat, in
ceent condition. Room for garage 5000 cash Price
S1.5CO.
DOWNTOWN-NEAR 7TiI SIRl1El.
Tree-story brick store over wide alley
rear Very eav arranged Price $4,000 sold at
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
~ 18th St NV Main 1884
Evening star., 1923-09-09

BY OCT. IA ROOMS AND BATH, AMI,
good neighborhood; not over $40; references.
o. +. B., 4S " st. NV. ee
WANTED-EVERY AVAILABLE APT. AND
house to rent hourly calls; cannot supply de-
Inand: get busy; are always APT. &
ROoMSEEKERS' AID, 21s McGill bldg. NJ.
1881.
WE RENT APIS. EVERY DAY UNDER OUR
popular personal Inspection plan. Lstings
invited. Washington Service Bureau. NJ 21S3.
Evening star., 1923-09-09

NEAR Gth AND II SIS. NW.-,.rWO STORES
and r. nnd b. apt; suitable for any kind OF
business reasonable. y. l.. RYoN co., INC.
/ lG2 L g NJ
Evening star., 1923-09-09

On 10th ST NV. Brick house with small
store on ground fIoor. Lot 2Oxa5 feet. Prop
erty Eeeds improvements. Price, $3.50. See
this and make best offer.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
Observation-Disclosures.
Continued.

THE CLEVELAND,
80S9 Macomb st-Beautfully situated. mod
ern, freproof, 3 rooms and bath. $9i5o
rooms recpt. hall and bath. SSJ. Apply janitor.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
PROP.

WE HAVE SEVERAL SUMS TO INVEST IN
good paying investment properties. Prefer
rows Of small brick dwellings in northwest
EDw. r. SCHWARTZ, INC, 1874 10Th NV.
Evening star., 1923-09-09

240 18th ST. S.W.--LARGE sTO4,E AND
extra room; reasonable rent
Money REALTY 60. INC,
IoG 14fh " nN.n
Evening star., 1923-09-09
FOR RENT-STORES.

>EW AND DESIRABLE STORE. .ii6 iff
i. r.w.-Cellar; immediate possession. To
nmplete details. iEquire WILCOX, HANE 4
o.. INC, 1422 Fhs;. NV
Evening star., 1923-09-09

NEW STORE AND THREE ROOMS. INCLUB
ing shelving. counters and showcases best gro
Gerry and meat location in Maryland suburb,
$40 per month. Call 1890 2gtn NV. to &
Mrs. STELLA G.. LARSIN. Riyerdale. Nd
S27 CPSHCR ST. N.W-NEW STORE IL
good business section. See THOS. ID. WALSH
So III ST. NV. %
Evening star., 1923-09-09
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.
DESIRABLE GROOM. PORCH; GARAGE;
ami; $50; block from 14th ST. car. "a Car
roll ave-, Takoma Park. Phone Adams 3634-J-
p ROOMS. 3 BATHS. OWNTOWN SEC
ton. completely furnished. heat furnished,
5000 per month. McKEEYER & GOSS, 1415
Eye at. NV. Main 1852.
S35 PER MONTH, s.W. sECTION--ROOM
cottage; no bath; completely furn. Apply TO
14th st. NV. Room 200. Telephone Fr. 2s21.
10s
SOME BARGAINS IN FURNISHED HOUSES
Phone Franklin $3.50. SERVICE BUREAU,
Room POI Continental Trust bldg.
RENT UNTIL JANUARY I, BEGINNING I'M
metately, completely furnished. Groom brick
dwelling. ami; coal in basement; 500 per
month. Tel Col. 3S4s-J. 405 Columbia rd. IL
Mt. PLEASANT NEAR 14th ST. CARS
Well furnished, modern, e-story and attic
house, garage. Lease. 1925. reliable adults;
coal stored. Phone Adams 272.
sIX-EOOM HOUSE, N.w.-RENT. $50, TO
party buying furniture. 500. Address Box
327-B. Star Office.
1881 COLUMBIA RD.-TWO LOWER FLOORS
Of residence forming attractive duplex apart
ment: janitor; convenient location. Columbia
2s30-J. All day Sunday: other days after
pm.
A SIX X-ROOM FURNISHED HOUsE-H.-W.H..
electricity; central location; convenient to
street car and bus lines; reasonable North
D0SA1Ant - \
Evening star., 1923-09-09
KEW GARDENS.

NIN w VA
200 QUE ST. NV.
Reservations are now being
made. Apartments two rooms
and bath to eight rooms and two
baths. See manager on premises.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc.,.
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-09-09
RENT HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFUR.

TAKoMA PARk-;-RUoM. VERY ArTEAC-
five Bungalow. central hall; ami: garage:
splendid location. nenSood. Iol. Gf@-J
lG.O 4 ST. COR. MI. AyE.-TEN ROOMS.
q mi; eier. lights. hardwood fOo.s; winter
coal n cellar. cali after d pm. ils
FURNISHED or CSTURNISHED HOUSE
for rent.
Phone Lincoln i40+IJ
Evening star., 1923-09-09

1226 NORTH CAPITOL ST-ESTIRELY
new building; large store and rooms, bath
all modern Improvements: 4-car garage. Reat
500 per month. DAVID L. BARRY, 1SO.
Ct Lii
Evening star., 1923-09-09

DESIRABLE STORE AND TWO APIS o.
rooms, kitchen. bath and back porch with
every modern improvement: located near Iet1
and Columbia rd. Apply :. ROD. .pDi lstn
Evening journal., 1923-02-12

Comet?"
Deep blood bay"
with a smoky black cloud across
his shoulders. and dim black dap
pies shining through"
The smile faded slowly from tho
mans face.
"A perfect descri ption." he said,
have you seen The Comet at Faith
er Hillaire's when 1 was there"
She shook her head
NO. I'm telling you Of Redstar.''
We'll. you might be telling OF the
other"
Can he run?" persisted Val.
-Four years back" said Nelan-
trie, ''he was within two seconds OF
the worlds record at New Orleans
he and another"
"Ties?"
'Ties-and blood brothers"
Il know" cried Val. FOR we have
a pair like that-Firebrand and The
Flame. We own the Red Brood, you
know. and Redstar was its king"
Have you had him long?"
Il grew UP on him said the girl
simply. and though she spoke the
truth. for il had seemed far back in
her short life. that day in spring
when the Boss OF Paradise had rid
den the red king in.
Velantrie. who had Strengthened
up in his saddle. relaxed again and
drew a deep breath Of something
like relief.
Miss Harmon" he said. Miss
HannOn-"
"Yes?" said Val, obediently.
Velantrie swept off his hat and
the sweat had started on his fohe-
head.
This is my last visit to the range
land" he said desperately. Tn
leaving this part OF the country"
Why" breathed Val, straight
Because I must"
Why" she asked again.
why ?-well-perhaps I'm need
ed down yonder." and he waved an
arm toward the distant south.
Walls fingers frightened on the ead-
die horn.
Perhaps you're needed here.
90" she said simply. you seem.
to belong here. some |
low-I like to meet you in the
'adre's garden 90 hear you speak" |
The man shook his head.
NO" ne said. ut is best that / J.
lon't ride this way again. Sometime /
-sk Father Hillaire-he'rl tell you
Why"
All the light was gone from the
Evening journal., 1923-02-12

maze OF gulches, peaks and canons,
there lay a tiny valley. fair as the
fields of Paradise.
Il looked like a bit OF Eden set
down in this prosaic world. innocent
OF man. But man had found II out
and left his mark-the solid gate OF
five slim saplings set square across
the mouth. their ends let into the
living rock itself where fitted slots
had been cut with some sharp in
strument. These saplings were
strong. straight and trimmed. A
neat and thorough hand had done
the job. They rose in the pass to a
height OF some SIX feet and closed
the glade completely.
And what was this2 A ragged
fringe OF gnawed and shining fibre
clothing the two top ones from end
TO end as with a garment
And what was that trimming the
green floor on all SIDES? a narrow
trampled path worn to the dusty
earth beneath the grass by running
feet that circled tirelessly the bind
ing walls in an endless search for
freedom.
And what wondrous thing stood
yonder. picked boldly out in the
green floor as the long red wells OF
the early twilight came waving down
the rocks?
CONTINUED I'm Our Next Issuel
Evening journal., 1923-02-12

girls face. a faint paleness como An
stead.
Now she reached out a hand, a
simple action. as one man TO an
other. and laid It on his upon the
pommel.
No" she said straightly. don't
go and come no more. We are just
getting TO be friends. don't want
you TO CO."
Velantrie caught the honest hand
in a clasp that would have hurt an
indoor woman. but Val Harmon re-
turned II closely.
For a tense moment they sat so.
looking deep into each others eyes
1T is wrong" said the man at
last. Il have no right 10 be friends
with a girl Nike you. Not that my
heart is wrong toward women
that. at least. can deny with
honesty-but I am black with other
sins. Miss Harmon sins among
men"
Walls look did not change.
80 are lots OF men l know" She
said simply. This country IS full
OF such. But a mans heart can be
made over"
Lord Lord" said Velantrie. Il
see the PADRES life-work.
you, like the good priest, would
raise the sinner on your very hearti
But in my case II cannot be. There
is a reason why some
time of the Border'-cannot change
Don't trouble about me. I am well
and az peace with myself"
Gently he laid down the hand he
had held 30 tightly clasped in his.
But l thank my stars. Miss Han
non. for-that night At Hunnewell's
told you then I should not forget
There are some things that are part
and parcel Of ones life upon an in
slant That moment there was one.
II I 20 I shall not forget"
"But you won't 60" said Val. mot
to stay. You-will come back
the padres garden?
Earnest. honest. simple as a child
she leaned toward and searched his
features-and the mans heart
leaped. Numbered at his temples, set
a sudden tremble in his lips. His
blue eyes grew soft and luminous as
summer lights in windows.
Val leaned nearer yet. her hand |
out unconsciously.
You will come-sometlmes?"
Yes" said Velantrie. thickly. |
'sometimes-to the PADRES garden.
There can be no wrong in looking at |
your face in the shadow Of the Mis-
sion wallis Yes-I will come back"
And with a quick and graceful /
notion. az If without volition. he
tent low from his saddle and kissed
hat reaching hand.
Then he whirled his horse and was
zone toward the southland Val
Iannon ran Redcloud all the way to
'aradise. while the purple wells
raped all the spaces OF the open
ountry and the mesas stood like an
lent ghosts.
CHAPTER XII
The Cry i'm the Blind Trail Hills
Rimming the world OF the range
and at the east the Blind Trail Hills h
ose stark into the heavens. their
western face a band of rugged cliffs L
hat shut them in completely. &
Far back and 10 the left, lost in a (
Evening journal., 1923-02-12
For Skin fortunes
Zemo, the Clean. Antisepti
Liquid. Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or other
skin troubles. Tou can have a clear
healthy skin by using zemo. obtained
at any drug store for 55c. or extra
large bottle at 800.
Zemo generally removes Pimples.
Blackheads, Blotches. Eczema and
Rlngwork and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is a clean. penetrating.
antiseptlc liquid. Il is easily applied
and costs a mere trihe for each appll-
cation. Il Is always dependable
Evening journal., 1923-02-12
TAKES TOWNSEND POSITION.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
MIBDLETOWN. Del. Feb. ~
William Brokson. former postmas-
ter of this town. has been offered
the position Of assistant 70 the post
master AZ Townsend. which he has
accepted. Mr.. Brockson and his wife
will sell their home here.
The Swarthmore Chautauqua will
open a four-day engagement az the
Century Club here next Thureday
continuing over-Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith of
Odessa, gave a surprise for their
daughter. Lillian. on Thursday in
honor OF her birthday.
Evening journal., 1923-02-12

Heinz Tomato Ketchup Week
February 18th to nth. See page 3
ADV.
Evening journal., 1923-02-12

Heinz Tomato Ketchup Week.
February 18th to i7th. See page ..
ADV.
Evening journal., 1923-02-12

The Cry i'm the Blind Trail Hills
Rimming the world OF the range
land at the east the Blind Trail Hills
rose stark into the heavens their
western face a band Of rugged cliffs
that shut them in completely.
Far back and TO the left, lost IN a
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
Lost In Jersey City, /
Safe Once More
In Sing Sing

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Because
he got lost in the darkness in
Jersey City, N. J., Bernard Laf-
fan, sought by Sing Sing authors
ties, was back today in Sing Sing
to serve seventeen months.
When discharged from prison
a few months ago he agreed to
remain in New York State and
to report to his parole agent DUR
ing seventeen months he was to
be on probation on an assault
charge. After making two re-
ports he vanished. He went
across the Hudson river, in viola
ton Of the terms of his parole.
According to his story he was
out late in Jersey City one night
recently and in the darkness lost
his way. A policeman arrested
him upon suspicion. When the
Jersey City police released him
Parole Officer Daniel Ryan, OF
Sing Sing, intr>1uced himself and
extradited Laffan, who was re-
turned to Sing Sing.
The Washington times., 1923-01-04
HOSPITAL DRIVE
| ORS5OO,000
PLANNED
Garfield Hopes to Raise Fund
in Ten Days for New
Nurses Home.

Plans for the ten-day drive fol
$500, 900 to provide for the erection
OF q nurses home and new cen
tral building with seventy-tive
rooms for patients at the Garfield
Memorial Hospital were outlined
last night by Clarence A. Aspin
wall, chairman, at a meeting OF
the executive committee at tbs
willard.
Health Officer william c. Fowler.
a member of the committee, said
that during the past ten years
there has been no appreciable in
crease in hospital facilities in the
District in spite of the fact there
has been an increase in the popu
lation during that period OF more
than 100000.
Thirty or more teams OF meE
who viii assist in the campaign vii
be completely organized within ths
next few days. Each team Will 81
composed of ten persons.
Secretary Of State Charles Evans