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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-10

Government. representative gov
eminent. where certain power IL dele
gated by the people and In dflegaf-
inn this power our forefathers no
doubt saw the evils ~ the strictly
democratic form.
"If this were not a government ~
parties. probably this would not be
80 serious matter. but I hrmiy boz
iisve that in our government. n is
success. certainly n it, efficient func-
tionlrg. depends upon parties. the
direct primary, az I have described,
DESTROYS the power % parties 10 legis-
late and permits a few by cornbins-
ton with the minority party 10 either
defeat legislation entirely or ~ pre-
vent the carrying out Of the policies
for which that party stands pisdred.
and for which the people % the pre-
vious election gave their vote.
This causes general dissti~ae.
ton and tho party f. charged with
using platform pledges only 70 win
votes. when in reality the psrtY s
probably conscientious and loyal 10
/ It's principles but utterly helpless
when 70 comes 70 vote those princi-
pies in proper legislation.
The rights 81 minority party
must always be protected. bN FOR
successful legislation. the majority
party must be able 70 legislate, must
be able 10 carry out it, pledges 20
the people, II that party * going %
bring prosperity and happiness 20
our American people. While the con-
vention method n nominating ran-
didates may not be tho best possibis
plan obtainabie. ~ me 10 is Infinitely
safer for the future ~ our county
than is the direct primary"
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DRASTIC LAW TO CHECK
RECKLESS MOTORISTS
Drivers Causing Accidents Must
Identify Themselves Under
Penalty.
II Dispatch From Every Evening"
stan Correspondent
Ry VIM. J. Mcvey.

Dover. Jan. 100 great impor-
lance to- the thirty or forty thousand
automobile owners and drivers In THE
state Ia tho hill introduced in the
Senate yesterday by senator Charles
w. Hardcsty. Democrat, Dover. the
purIrort Of which is % put a stop 60
reckless drivers causing injury 20 citi-
zens or damage 20 their property and
then driving OF without revealing
their identity. The hill n esacted into
a law, Is provided with teeth enough
10 make it effective and q is believed
il Will be given tho support OF all
motorists throughout Delaware who
are in favor OF putting greater SAFE
guards around the operation OF these
motor driven vehicles.
Senator lIarNiestye hill was identl-
fed as Senate bill No. 10 and referred
10 the miscellaneous committee OF
which President Pre-. Ten Murphy
Is chairman.
The proposed law Is brief but right
20 the point and very explicit IN It's
provisions As follows:
Sectitn I. Any person operating a
motor vehicls who. knowing tina; in
jury has been caused 90 person or
pNoperty, due 10 the culpabillty OF the
said operator. or 20 accident. leaves
the place OF said injury or accident
without stopping and giving his flame
residence, including street and street
number. and operators license number
20 the injured party. or to a polio,
officer, or In case no police officer l.
in the vicinity OF the place OF said in
| jury or accident. then r-porNLg Tn.
/ same 10 the nearest police station. o,
/ judicial officer. shall be guilty Of 4
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
/ thereof shall forfeit and pay a fine o.
! not more than five hundred dollars. O.
/ be imprisoned for a term not eXceedin.
/ two years. or may be fined and i'm
| prisoned in the discretion OF the Court
Section .. IL any person be convicted
a second time. under the provisions .
the foregoing section. he shall be gull
ty Of a m.sdemeaaor. punishable b.
Imprisonment for a term OF not les
than two years and not more thai
five years. and the license issued {
such person so convicted may immed!
ately revoked by the Secretary OF Stat'
and shall not again be re-isued {
such person.
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Laura 8. Richards. susssx Co.. $50
per month.
Mrs. Mabel r. RiEgin. $40 per
month.
Total gross annual cost tpaid by
Delaware School Auxiliary Associa-
uon.) $1,000.
Expenses and mileage amoust ia
about $4,000.
Colored Industrial Supervisors.
Mrs. n. l.. Marshall, New Castle Co..
$50 per month.
Mrs. ]. Il. Robertson. Kent Co. 500
per month.
Letitia J. Rives, Sussex CO.. 500 per
month.
Total gross annual cost. $4,000.
Paid by Jeancs Fund. $1,000.
Total net cost to state. S1,500.o0.
Expenses and mileage. 1s2l-22,
&T1o.s?).
Grand total. S51. 10000.
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School Auxiliary Meeting.

The Delaware School Auxiliary As
ISOLATION will hold meeting tomor-
row morning at ll.3o o'clock In its Of
tices. I'm the du Pont building. DR.
Joseph ". odell, president. will make a
report Of the number OF schools which
have been erected through the Pierre
du Pont educational fund. and which
total almost 100 II IL probable that
a general survey will Nc made Of the
association financial condition and
that plan. will he made for 1929. 4
director may he elected TO succeed
Henry Ridyeiy Of Dover.
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BROwN-fn this city. on January e. fa17.
W Candy Brown. aged 81 years
Relatives and friends are invited - 49,
tend The funeral services az MS late res'-
dence 1917 n Franklin street. on Thurs
day afternoon. January D.. az ? pclock
lntormcnt private. Plesse omit flowers
BALDWIN IN this city, on January p
1923 Hannah lane, widow ~ Sarnuei
Baldwin. aged % years
Relatives and friends are Invited 20 a.
tend tire funeral services AZ her late resi-
dence. sii Pine street. on Ihurrday after
noon jar a. - Z 80 ociock lnterrnent
private az Rivert Jew cemetery
GOULD Fannie Pussy Dcvins Gould.
wife Of Joseph ~ Could
Relatives and friends are invited 20 a.
tend the funeral services az her late
home COS West Eleventh street. on ri
day afternoon ~ ? orlock Interment
a. the convenience ~ the family
CONNOLLY Cenferville Nd on
January x 1923. John 3. Conneiiv.
FUNERAL services private =, N. waiting
Room a. Riverview cemetery m Thur--
day afternoon 20 7 o'clock i1fsrn-ns
az Rivsrview cemetery
GRsNT-In Newark D~l On January ..
Relatives and friends are invi,ed 70 A.
tend the funeral services a. bis late resi-
denre, Newark Dei. on THURSDAY
January D., at ? oclock .. N. In
tsrment at NJ. =. cemetery.
/ HYNDNAN-Tn this city, on January q.
ip23 Mary ~ wife 81 ios~ph Hvndn,an
] Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services a. her late resi-
denre 1909 French street. on friday after
noon at 2 o'clock Intermsnt a. River
4 view cemetery.
KRAAIFR-At Penny Hm. Del. On
January z. la2S. William n kramer.
aged - years
Relatives friends and members u
sensps Tribe, No. O. !. @ X ~ ann
I Cslsnfh0 Lodge. No. 2S. X. ~ p, are
I invited 20 attend the funeral services AZ
his lats residence. Penny HiN. on Thurs
day afternoon a. o clock. Interment az
Kiverviev cemetery.
STU FFLE-In this city. on January =
1929. rhos j.. husband ~ kiien net
COilinsJ and son uf Anna and the lat'
William Stufff.
Relatives and friends and employees ri
Diamond state Fibre CO. are invited tf
attend the funeral from his late residence
/ 200 Pleasant street on Friday murntnl
at . O'Clock solemn requiem mass Al
s. PauLs Church. interment at Catne
dral cemetery.
9ULLIVAN--Gn this city. on January .
1928 Francis x. son Of Martin ans
Brenda sullivan NEE smeitkcrl, age
Il years
Relatives and friends. Infant Iesu
sodaufy Altar Boys So. Pauls Churcl
and pupils OF So. Pauls school are in
vited 20 attend the funeral from the res
dence 81 his parents. 1914 West Ihtr'
street. on Friday morning a. 1910 q clock
Requiem mass az -. Pauls church
Tntcrment &C Cathedral cemetery.
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IN MFNoRfAN.

In loving memory 81 J. Caspsr Denny.
who departed this life January 10 1915
a loving son. true and kind.
Faithful to tho end Of time.
FOR All Of us he did his best.
Mag God grant him eternal rest
sally missed By Father and Brothers.
In remembrance % our dear son. John n
McSin who passed away siN r10nfhe>eso
July 10. 1927.
sadly missed by bis heart broker
parents. Mr. snd Mrs NcNi~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-10
SAFETY TALK HEART!
BY SAFETY council
I. v. kepncr Explains What
Clothing May be Used
in Chemical Plants.

Members OF tho Delaware Safety
Council and employees OF tho New
Castle Leather Company were ad-
dressed last nisht by ]. V. Kcpncr u
Philadelphia. on the subject OF safe
Clothing"
Mr. kepner pointed out that type
~ clothing that can Withstand the
dangers of acids has not yet been de-
vised. lie also mentioned tho various
types OF clothing that have been found
20 he the most useful around chemical
plants.
The speaker. who ~ safety engi-
neer AZ the Pennsylvania Salt Com
pany. said that the trench helmet had
been found 20 be OF great value 10
stevedores IN various pyrites plants
in wardlng off injury to them from
falling pyrtes when II Is being unload
cd at the plant.
Under the auspices OF the Delaware
/ Liberty Mutual IAfe Insurance Com
pany safety rally will be held In the
Queen Theatre N Sunday afternoon
al > o'clock Moving pictures will
supplement tho address of a speaker
who VIII be engaged for the occasion
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-10
Ininn Gardens Association.

The Union Gardens Improvement
Association. organized a month ago
held Ste first meeting last night, al
which time officers were elected y
=. wescott was chosen president; j.
r. Frorer. president; II. Z. Saw
cry. secretary. and c,B. Harris treas
urer.
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Beneficial Association Installs.

The Delaware Mutual Benefit As
ISOLATION installed tho following OFF,
GERS at a recent meeting: President.
Harry Sloan; vice-president. ID. Rud-
nick: secretary. b. Blum; treasurer,
NJ. Groll: financial secretary. D.
Spiegler: outside guardian. Bernard
Leyinsky.
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Jewish Cultural Meeting.

The Jewish Cultural group held a
meeting on Monday night. Samuel
Cannon delivered an interesting ad-
dress on Can Human Nature
Changer"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-10
For Colds, Grip or Influenza

and as Preventive. take Laxative
(. Bromo Quinine Tablets. The box bears
the signature Of z. W. Grove. CBe sure
( you get Bromo) 3Oc.-Ady.
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Turn the spotlight % publicity IN
that property you are trying - rent
or sell Advertise Il IN Every Even
ing every day ADV.
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EARLY NEWS FLASHES,
Ugh Spot. IN Worlds Happenings ..
Reported by the Associated Press ur
20 Biz n. m. ~
rhrnlrn

. Tho Hnrlln government has aband-
fned hope Of stopping French seizure
ind Essen f. prepared 20 make room
for expected troops.
] The London Daily News quotes
Senator Borah ne declaring that
Frances action In mo Ruhr paraiyzes
ghe host hopes ~ the American peo-
tlo
French army chiefs are already In
Che Iluhr and confer with hurgorn4s-
ters ~ towns that are 20 D. occupied
Mayence folk appear apathetic to-
yard French occupation of Essen md
'.ther Ruhr cities agreeing that what
Ever happens csnno, be worse
Great Britain seems prepared for
almost any eventuaIIty. hut cert.in
high officials believa that actual
French entry into the Ruhr T. IN
l,kely before January Is.
Paris reports TINT Poincsre has
anticipated a possible strike ~ Ruhr
| workers and has hired professionally
: small army Of men 20 replace Ger
/ tnan lahorers
/ 'NNHfn'f NINTH OF E~w Nnfk ap-
points Major General George w.
tloethsis. builder ~ the Panarna Canal.
as State fuel administrator. AZ a sal
ary 81 $500 monthly.
L Death In New York hospital Of Al
port l.. C'Bud") Johnson, who married
Peggy Marsh. whose end was appar-
tntly hurried by wounds received in
I'm Adirondacks shooting last Septem-
nor
L Eddie Foy. nj New York. giving his
age as Ga. three times widower
Fakes n young widow for his fourth
wife.
/, Chairman Muldoon ~ the New YorI
BoxinR Commission says less willar,
Will not be- allowed % box In tha
state,
Z Erie railroad and its Aubsidiariei
J announce az New York that they hav.
signed wage agreement affectinl
l.about 10000 union shop craft work
, :ers. restoring seniority rights and pro
;vlding back pay Tor nearly 10000 mel
, who went on strike last July.
/ Representative Upshaw OF George
, declares that "bootleggsrs ply devil
fish trade among too many public mel
ein Washington"
, / Representative kitchln IL reporte
tseriously m with pneumonia at hi
, eNorth Carolina home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1923-01-10

Ever try 20 use a pen at the public
desk in n postofiice? IL does no harm,
TO the pen. TO try.-Syracuse Herald
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-04-03
WOMEN'S FUR CHOKEF

Special purchase Of good
chokers to wear with your new
spring suit While they last
Wednesday, at ...............
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
i0CAL SINGERS
MEET MONDAY
,,,u,N,TY CHORUS WILL
CTAxE UP WORK WHERE 1T
VIC LEFT OFF LAST YEAR
nMropiE INTERESTED IN SING
INC Urged TO ATTEND.

The Aryada Community Chorus
III begin an intensive period Of
,rMsnuration for the coming season
pi syp Monday night when they meet
n ~ tho home of w. F. Duncan on E.
|crsnd View avenue.
'' The best method Of developing the
,ocsi chorus will be discussed and
Hans laid and music ordered for the
The The community chorus is undoubt-
div a bic influence for good in the
eowmunity and serves as a means
4 advertising Avada throughout the
4 nominal membership fee of 81
charged all those who belong to
The chorus and the money so real.
,ed is used to purchase additional
Everyone interested in the chorus
i cordially invited to attend the first
meeting Monday evening.
It is hoped that many new voices
rim be discovered this year and the
thorus improved so that it will stand
but even more among the singing
roups in nearby towns.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
RALSTON

Knlston school opened Wednesday
morning with Miss Eva jacobs as
tcnchnr Of the upper grades and Miss
Mildred Grnycs for The primary de-
pnrtmcnt.
Miss Grace Schocch will teach Mt
the Wagner school where she taught
Inst winter.
Misses Carrie and Fanccg Moon
left for Fort Collins Tuesday morn
my where they will attend college.
The sympathy Of the entire neigh
borhood In With Mrs. u. l.. Wicdmnn
and Mrs. q. W. Hardness In the re-
cent loss ~ their father Mr.. wilson,
who passed awny no the home of Mrs.
WicdDhn "Wednesday Of last week.
The body. accompanied by M, HArk-
ness, whs sent 10 Cres.on, Iowa, for
interment inter Il short funeral sery-
ice mt Golden.
Quite good many from Rnlston
attended Labor dry celebration in
Golden Monday.
Mrs Tom Madden and her little
daughter Bcrnice visited Mr.. and
Mr.. II. Pcnrcc Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
! Envelope Mailedon
|onyExpressFound

An envelope reminiscent of the
Pys when the pony express was the
by mail service" in this western
|untry is il the possession of
forge Townsend, abstractor, Gold
The envelopes markings show that
had been mailed March 10, 1860,
John W. Stanton and bears the
dress of Golden City. Western
lnsas, by which name the town of
Iden formerly was known.
Inc letter was sent via Overland
lifornia Pixies Peak Express and
ldertly reached It's destination on
after long and arduous travel
er much rocky and barren coun-
townsend recalled the envelope
Zen he learned of the cross country
Y OF the pony express now under
y, which started from St. Joseph,
and ends in California.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06

Joyce Miller Of CASPER. Wyo., IL
n new clerk nj Kennedy grocery.
1nez and Winfrcd Mnloncy spent
the past week visiting their aunt in
Pine, Colorado.
Robert Buck left Sunday for Pinr
10 enter into his duties M athletic
conch in the Rifle schools.
Gordon Miner of Lake station.
who has been visiting here left p
week ago 10 accent uOgitipn aHE i"i'
engineer at Douglas. Wyoming.
Tho w. H. Knlcr family have
abandoned plans for trim ~ Cab
fornia and are again nj home or
Rals'on street.
Mrs. a. WinRrov" ard daughter m
Topfln Fnn7oH, md Mr. Go"i'HHd
or of Idaho Springs arc visiting Mrs
T. J. Johnston and daughter.
Miss Ruth Olson who hns been
sponding tho summer ri Scent" s.
D, has returned 20 her home IN time
for school
Tfhn1 warrington ana nanny
spent their vacation IN the mountain
VISITING his brother.in-lnw Mr.. Wnd'
dington returned Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Cnros- md
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wess Of TRIM.
dad were the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Maloney las,
week. -
Mrs. Frank Vulgamot, and Mrs. G. /
X. Robbins Of Tnbcrnnsh visited Mrs. |
a. y. Cole, returning 10 their home
Monday accompanied by Mrs. Cheat ,
ley.
X. q. Crave md son Robert, r. |
n. Irish and Charles Marshall gocnt
Labor day Mt Mr.. Smiths cot'nge on
the Moffr'' ro1d. Robert. Jr.. was
the only one who admits having been
fishing.
Mrs N, a. Abbott and Hugo, WIN.
Smith md Myrtle Lotion. Ada and
Estclln West Alice Wilson. Law
renee Wes. and Floyd Schoolby were
In he mountains on camping trip
over Labor day.
Alex Pnrfc. and his brothcr.in-law
Robert Wallace, ~ Denver, r,Surneh
Tuesday from n fishing trip In The
CRANKY country. He reports plenty
of fish md rain 70 sui, my who care
TO venture up there.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
A. R. KELSEY
DRAWS FINE
MAN CHASED FOR BOARD BILL
PROVES GUILTY CONSCIENCE
IN LIQUOR ARREST-DRAWS
RENTED FINE OF 500 AND
COSTS.

A. R. Kelsey, who formerly lived
in the apartments above the cafe
operated i'll Arvada by 2ohn Vassel
and wife, was assessed fine of 500
and costs Tuesday by Justice of
the Peace F. C.. Murchison on a state
charge of violating the prohibition
law. The fine was RENTED on pay
ment of costs.
Kelsey was apprchended near W.
Lake place and Federal boulevard
Saturday night by Murchison and
MIR, and Mrs. Nassef, who were pur-
suing him in an effort to collect n
board bill! which he owed.
Kelsey drew his car up to the
curb when he sighted his pursuers
and smashed two quarts of whiskey
in gunnysack. The gunnysack and
broken bottles were retrieved as evil
dence and used against him in the
trial Tuesday,
Kelsey, according To Sheriff Gary
c. Kerr of Golden. admitted owner.
ship OF a small still found near the
backwards north of town. Kerr and
his deputies confiscated the still and
removed it to Golden.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
FRUITDALE

Dorothy Munson lief. with her
a.cmother, Mrs. Fuller, and other
k,Ves Tor Estes Park last week.
r. Mckeen of Boulder Is in Fruit
visiting is uncle, George Nc
ehool began in the new Prospect
icy school building lest week.
eHers Mrs. Howardson, Mrs. Neil
mr. Kendall and son end George
ssr spent the weekend prior to
'oIs opening in the mountains.
larry Burbert spent Monday with
ana Mrs. Burbcrt, who live on
LAKE place in Denver.
birthday party was given her.
e' gu friends Friday evening by
y Prince, popular postman, de-
~ thls wee. on his vacation.
howland left last week FOR Wy.
w He will drop from IN air
N parachute.
MeSens in this vicinity wee hoy
81 tuesday by Mr. Thompson OF
'NOoG.
ne eountv IL working on Howell
'.e, north Of W. 44th avenue.
road has long been in need Of
". and Mrs. Ralph F. Mulhol.
% Idaho Springs are visiting
Nnll,olland and son.
colby's new bnrn IA almost
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
Gypsies Cause of
Warlike Moves

pitched battle threatened Tues
dhy hignt between residents of Ar
vhda aud Whcatridpc and "A bnpd of
rypsics cncampod in jefferson Park
near here. Three deputy shcrifCs
directing large crowd Of residents
"i the vicinity drove the gypsics
across the jefferson county Inc :,
berkeley where the band pitched
thor tents.
1ig1iriion of tlis community
was aroused when the band Of men
dlfant returned to Jefferson pnrt
AFTER having been driven ont thrrr
weeks hRO and announced thor de-.
terminate. .0 stay even at -rc CO..
Of bloodshDI.
tonstnnt footing ~ ph .t d house,
nni Other petty thicvuy near Armada
followed cncHmpmcrt ~ the gypgios
ana fnfdrnr wcT visited uy atcnlti
at night md orch rdr ar nod nj
lIur rule UuH,r ..r. ylp.s.
quiet Rnthciinr ~ cf.gona wore
called and PLAN pH M I'd the
h'!Hhbothool OF .f wrHd.rrf.
sheriff Kerr was Informed Of tfc
p'ti" thicvcry and Delegated UNDER
th"flIis TO driy" n, gyuaica from
the county A lHrgc number III cit
iizcns, fcnring hlpodrhcd necompnn-
lcd the dcputicH to avoft actual
strife.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
BUSINESS MEN
MEET TONIGHT
COMMUNITY CLUB WILL CONSI-
DER IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
IN MEETING AN
TO ADVERTISE ARMADA TO
HOMESEEKERS.

A meeting of the Arvada Conmun
ity club and the Woman's club will
be held tonight in Barth hall at z
O'Clock to discuss plans for remodel
ing the house in McIlvoy park.
It is tentatively planned to use
the structure as clubhouse for the
present and later transform it into
a public library which is great need
President Newt Olson will act as
chairman of the community club for
the first time, having accepted the
post only recently.
Publicity matter concerning Arva-
da as a residential town and an agri-
cultural center will be mapped out,
it was said today.
This advertising probably will be
sent to all parts of the state.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
SOLDIERS GET PREFERENCE
TO JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND

Nineteen hundred and sixty acres
of land in jefferson county is to
be thrown open to entry under the
homestead laws Sept. %, according
to an announcement of the Denver
branch of the unitcs States land Of
flee. The land lies in sections s, s,
II, is. 10, and 20, township south,
range 60 west.
Ex-soldcrs will have the prefer
ence right of entry for nincty-onc
days. or from Sept % to Dec. 81
inclusive, and may file applications
now.
Should there be two applications
for the same tract a drawing will bo
held to determine to whom the right
of entry shall be awarded.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
AUSTlN-HlLL

Friends of Miss Zoe Marguerite
all. who formerly lived in Awada,
Eli be interested to learn of her
n,riage Sept. 2 in Trinidad to j:
Philip Austin Of that city. Mr.. and
ii, E. Cochran of Arvada, grand
arents of the bride, attended the
ceremony which was read at the
(ome of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Ms. 7. D. Hill.
Mrs. Austin lived for long time
b Arvada, leaving here three years
|go.
Twenty relatives and intimate
kends Of the newly-married couple
Eere present at the wedding supper.
The young people were married on
be twentieth wedding anniversary of
Be brides parents.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-09-06
NEW lNTERTYPE
ARRIVESlNClTY
NEW MACHINE AWAITING Ex-
PERT ERECTOR = WILL BE
PLACED IN SERVICE FOR
NEXT WEEKS ISSUE OF THE
ENTERPRISE.

Our much talked of new Inter
type has arrived safely after rcla-
tivaly fast freight journey from
Brooklyn and will be installed in
the office Of The Enterprise late this
week.
The big new machine, Grated in
its three huge boxes, weighs about
5000 pounds and is now in the back
yard of The Enterprise waiting the
arrival of the expert ercctor sent by
the Brooklyn company. Friday or
Saturday has been set for his nrri-
val and he will Immediately set the
big new mill in operation, replac-
ing the old worn-out machine now in
use.