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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-22
Classified AID More Peopen Day Than You Can
NURSERIES

FINE ROSES. MONTHLY BLOOMERS.
more than so varieties TO choose from:
We have most ali the good varieties, all
colors. Peaches as fine as the finest.
six feet. IS cents: plums, apricots, figs,
grapes and Towering shrubs; In fact.
the things you have been wanting, box
wood, the finest Of all evergreens Come
and Sec Evergreen Nursery. Corner Ave.
& and Fifth st.
KEILMAN's NURSERY SELLS AND
delivers pecan, fruit, shade and orna-
mental trees, blackberry, cottonwood, UNI
brelIa china, box elder, evergreens, etc.
2O2 Hart Ave. Tr. 1894.
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GIRL WANTED TO COOK AND DC
housework. Call Travis AS. 40 Queer
Ann Court.
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COTTAGE, 1912 FREDERICKSBJ
road, four rooms, sleeping porch.
lights, bath, fine location. S22.5O. TT
G2Ss.
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Auto Owners Attention

Have your car repaired at home in
your own garage 10y auto mechanical
engineer, 20 years experience, save
money by calling Mission 1923 no job
too large or none to small.
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Moving? Phone Gu,

Closed vans and expert furniture h.
lers on all equipments, storage, pack
moving, shipping, service.
SCOBEY FIREPROOF STORAGE
COMPANY
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1915 w. HUISACHE.
Five rooms. sleeping porch, three
bath: all modern Conveniences; gar
paved street; two lots; $50 per m
1889 w. FRENCH.
Two-story fiveCoom house; slet
porch: all modern conveniences;
on hill; corner two paved streets;
rage and servants QuarterG $50
month.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

FREE EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT.
Selective help of all classes furnished.
Open Shop Association. 204 Bedell Bldg,
Crockett 60Ol
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AT ONCE - CAPABLE WOMEN To
demonstrate and sell dealers, $25 to $50
per week, part travelling expenses paid.
write Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. l02-M,
Omaha. Neh.
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WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD USED
cars, .roadsters and tourings, which we
have taken in the past few days. For a
quick turnover, We will sell these cars
at much less than they are worth. Any
reasonable offer for next few days will
not be refused. See US at once.
622 AVENUE Z.
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YOUNG MAN WITH BUSINESS EDU-
cation in English and Spanish, desires
a position. Box Sc Light.
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HELP WANTED MALE

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN WANTED,
honest intelligent, capable men to sell
real estate able to meet the public with
the truth under all circumstances; YOU
step into well established, honorable
business: YOU must have on automobile,
gas and oil, with good supply OF refer
rncas. We are ready to go.
SMITH & SMITH, REALTORS.
400 Natl Bank Com. Crockett 400.
EXPERIENCED Az
tomobile statesmen. ChaddiCk Auto
mobile Co, city.
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NEW FORD TOURING CAR, RUN JUST
a few days here in town, with demount
able rims, one new all weather tread
Goodyear tire and tube. Brand new
chains. 1923 license paid for, $3.50 be-
low cost.
HUGO GROTE.
Corner Crockett and Navarro SITS.
CLEVELAND SEDAN. 1921 MODEL, =
passenger, would make a splendid SER
vice car, reasonable terms. Call Mr..
Zoeller, Travis 1918.
1000 AUTO WHEELS. SELECT AUTO
Parts Co.
We TOW YOU IN FREE OF CHARGE
when repair work is given us. Call
Crockett 2242. River Avenue Garage.
q. NJ. c. %-TON TRUCK, FINE CON
dition, bargain, s4i5. Solcher's Garage,
1888 r. Houston st.
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MONEY TO LOAN


FOR QUICK SHORT TIME LOANS
on autos, furniture or other good coll
lateral and to salaried people without
security see
T. SLIDER
sos Brady Bldg Crockett esS
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ALAMO TRANSFER CT

FOR RENT-THREE ROOMS. REC
tion hall modern. l32 kTemp1
Apply 49, Hess St.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LOT OF ARMY BICYCLE FRA
wheels, handle bars and sprC
cheap. Solcher's Garage, 1888 L.
| ton St
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WANTED - LAUNDRESS TO DO
washing for family of two, must have
references. Apply ll43 West Mulberry.
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APARTMENTS, UNPUBLISHED

FOR RENT-LOVELY APARTMENTS
of four rooms, bath, Pittsburg heater.
linoleum and garage. col Thompson
Place. SIS a month. Crockett $3.50 or
Travis 5000.
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WE LOAN MONEY DIRECT TO BUILD,
repair or remodel homes and to re-
finance loans. Repay us in small month";
ly payments. 1t you need such a service
see us first
SAN ANTONIO BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Crockett $500. 6lO Houston Bldg
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
security in San antonio. Toni j.
OH son, Travis Ga
MONEY TO LOAN-LARGE AND
small amounts. on farms, ranches and
city property, vendors lien notes bought.
J. H. Berry. $40 Gunter Bldg.
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EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN BOOK
peeker and typist desires immediate
employment. Will consider a position
in town or city. Box IS Falls City, Tex.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-22

WANTED-GIRL FOR COOKING AND
washing family OF three. to go to
Llano, Tex. Inquire Crockett 1870.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

HELP WANTED FEMALE
AT ONCE - CAPABLE WOMEN To
demonstrate and sell dealers. S25 to $50
per week, part travelling expenses paid.
Write Goodrich Drug Co, Dept. lO2-M,
Omaha, Neh.
WANTED-YOUNG LADY FOR COMBl-
nation clerical and modelling position;
applicants must wear size Alb shoe ana
have correctly proportioned, normal foot,
to qualify. Apply in person 10 Mr. Van
Meter AT Guarantee Shoe Co.
wANTED-EXPERI GIRL OR
woman to take care of child. years
old, and upstairs work. Apply with
references, ll5 East Laurel.
OPERATORS WANTED OK FINE
shirts, none but those that have had
experience in making fine shirts in fac
tory need apply. Johnsons Shirt shop,
800 Navarro st.
WANTED-GIRL FOR COOKING AND
washing, family OF three. to go to
Llano, Tex. Inquire Crockett 1870.
WANTED = LAUNDREss TO DO
washing for family of two. must have
references. Apply ll43 West Mulberry.
GIRL WANTED TO COOK AND DO
housework. Call Travis AS. 40 Queen
Ann Court.
RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN FOR
general homework, good wages, good
room. 81 San Pedro Ave.
MATTRESSES. MAIDS. COOKS; ALSO
hOusekeeper Apply Big Four Labor
Agency. 2S6 f. Commerce.
GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL FOR GEN
eral homework. and assist in cooking
for family OF three adults. Must furnish
references. Travis 1922. $40 l.. Craig.
WANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN TO COOK
in home, German preferred. 2Sl0
Buena Vista St. Travis 1928.
WANTED AT ONCE-YOUNG WOMEN
as demonstrators. excellent pay and
advancement for those who qualify. Call
at 400 Maverick Bldg. or phone Travis
4SOs.
FOR MODISTE-A SPLENDID RUN
ming business, good customers, owner
leaving city. 502 Maverick Bldg.
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FOR "IRST-CLASS MOVING SERVi
whi,e men and padded vans pd
Scobey, the mover, Crockett 914.
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Steel Tank Builders

Apply Friday. experienced only. Open
shop Association, 2O4 Bedell Bldg.
MACHINISTS, CARPENTERS. SALES
men, cooks. porters, dishwashers farm
and dairy help, men to ship and other
help. Apply Big -Four Labor Agency
GAG E. Commerce.
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PRESTO LIGHT LAMPS FOR MO
cycles, 81 cash. Solcher's Garage.
4. Houston St
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FOR RENT

$50 Grayson st. Five rooms and
gas. sewers and electric lights; Ger
walks: large lot: fruit trees; gar
$3.50. Apply San Antonio Loan
Trust Company. 2l5 West Commerc
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RELIABLE COLORED WOMAN FOR
general housewOrll, good wages, good
room. 81 San Pedro Ave.
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FOR RENT

Brand new five-room bungalow, ID
piece plumbing. nice fixtures and hl
ms, garage, very large lot, fcTiced Chi
en- proof, on good street. in subj
only half block of car, near good sch
only SIS to right party permanently,
five rooms ;srOdern, furnished, st. Fr
els street, S45. J. l.. Lytle Realty
eOg Gibbs Bldg.
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HELP, MALE OR FEMALE

ALAMO EMPLOYMENT COMPANY
21ilz E. Commerce ST., upstairs all
kinds OF help and positions furnished in
and out of city. Travis ..
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WANTED-GIRL OR WOMAN TO COOK
in home, German preferred. 2SlO
Buena Vista St. Travis 1928.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-22

FOR MODISTE-A SPLENDID RUN
ming business, good customers. owne1
leaving city. 502 Maverick Bldg.
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GERMAN OR SWEDE GIRL FOR GEN
eral homework. and assist in cooking
for family OF three adults. Must furnish
references. Travis 1922. $40 l.. Craig.
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MATTRESSES, MAIDS, COOKS; ALSO
housekeeper Apply Big Four Labor
Agency 2S6 f. Commerce.
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USED CARS FOR SALE

SELECT AUTO PARTS CO.
1896 North Flores st. Travis "a
New and used parts. HAYNES parts
and service.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

TEXAS EMPLOYMENT CO., 22S E.
Commerce St. Help and positions fur
nIshed. Oldest agency in state. Travis 80.
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WANTED AT ONCE-YOUNG WOMEN
as demonstrators. excellent pay and
advancement for those who qualify. Call
4SOs
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$1,000
SOUND POST OAK WOOD

Free kindling, quality and measure
guaranteed. Bushee Wood Co, Crock
EFT 1921 or Crockett 1895.
DUNBAR POP CORN MACHINE WITH
hamburger plate in connection; also
Kingsley hand pop corn machine for
sale at bargain. 4i6 Z. Pecan st.
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE TO GET FINE
black dirt, corner Morales and Medina.
TT. 235S
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
MIDWEST FACTORY TO START
MAKING TIRES WITHIN MONTH

Chas. W. Clark, president of the
Midwest Tire company, was in Ar
vada this week with more of the
financiers who are assisting him in
getting the company going agai
They were greatly pleased with the
excellent equipment Of the Arvada
factory and very much surprised at
the extent of the improvements that
have been made by Mr.. Clark since
he took charge. They say that the
Mid West is one of the most modern
factories they have ever seen-and
they are men who know the tire game
from top to bottom.
Mr.. Clark is. indeed, fortunate in
being able to interest such men In
the institution, and they feel that
they are exceedingly fortunate In
being able to get In on . deal that
they are sure is going to make the
Midwest a great financial success.
Mr.. Clark expects the factory to
be in operation about the latter part
of the month, and plans to work tive
shifts from the start.
j. w. st. Clair. superintendent
who has been in California during
the winter, is expected home the lat
ter part of this week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
RAISE STANDARD
OF LIVE STOCK

Ernest Grecnway is advertising n
registered Holstein bull calf for sale
and says he will sell ii at u bargain
in order to keep it in the Arvada
community. This calf is sired by
Carnation King Walker and Broom
field Champion Ormsby is the dam,
a granddaughter of Sir Ormsby Sky
lark, sire of the worlds record cow
Duchess Skylark Ormsby, with but
ter record of 34.A5 pounds in seven
days and l,506.30 pounds for 365
days, which was the worlds record
when made. The sire of the calf is
a son of Carnation King Sylvia, the
only 100000 dairy animal. His
dams record is Al pounds of butter
in seven days and l.005 pounds Of
milk in the same time, which was the
worlds record when made. Such
calves as this should not be allowed
to go out of the Arvada territory.
Some farmer should buy him to go
at the head of his herd. Let's have
better dairy herds in this section.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
hnME RESIDENT OF
AkVADA HERE ON VISIT

L J. Caldwell, who years age
m tae large house at the intersec-
"a q Grand View and Graves ave-
eea now known as the Gosnell
eFy, was here the past week,
asnns hands with old friends. He
~ In Idaho now. but is thinking
coming back to Colorado. Mr..
Aa"ell has patented several labor
"ns machines since he left here.
A'4s them are: Three-in-one, 4.
,eei ne riding scraper; six-in-one, g.
~'eF land grader; u stove that makes
..p power, light and heat; iceless
a"serator that cools and ventilates
'm' hay rake that rakes and
'Aenes three swaths ut once; mow-
machine that cuts and rakes
we swaths at one time. He is SELL
county and state rights on these
stnts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
SONG COMPOSED BY THREE
YOUNG LADIES OF ARVADA

Arvada high school not only hes
pupils noted for athletic and dra-
matte ability, but she also can boast
Of certain pcrsonngcs who write
songs. The following song, written
by Charlotte Teller. Doris Wilson
and Elsie Martelon, was set ~ music
by T.. A. Johnston:
eve are here to cheer you on TO
victory.
Dear Arvada.
We are here to cheer yov In.
hdvcrsity,
For we are loyal, tried and true
And our best wen always do.
Nc'"r downhcnrtcd we, nor blue,
Dcnr Arvndnl
Chorus:
oh. Arvnda, Dcnr Arvada'
You're the school for which we stand.
You're the best in all tho land.
oh, Arvndn' Dec hrvadn'
Wen be ever true to you,
Oh. hryadn.
Denver hns system Of nineteen
park areas, nggrcgating
Bob acres, in the Colorado Rockies,
through consent Of the state lcgis-
laturc. These areas, connected by
100 miles Of scenic drives, begin fif-
teen miles west of the city limits. In
1929 they were visited by 75O, 900
uutoists. A large percent Of these
tourists went through Arvada. We
wonder what they thought Of our
own.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
SCOUT TROOP
Being FORMED
Arvada Boys Being Encouraged in
Their New Organization by
Men Of tho Town.
CONSIDERABLE ENTHUSIASM
is BEING MANIFESTED NOW
Meeting Will Be Held Tonight at
High School Gym to Help
Boys Get Started.

The reorganization of the Boy
Scout troop in Arvada is a step in
the right direction. Tho former or
panization in our town failed, not
because of lack of interest on the
part of the boys, but because Of the
apathy of the citizens of Arvada. It
was impossible to get more than two
or three men to stand back of the
effort or give it any attention. This
was largely due to misunderstanding
on the part of the adults, who were
of the opinion that the Scout move
mcnt was boys enterprise strictly
and that it was not necessary to as
sist or aid them in any way in their
enterprise. While II il true that the
organization is one whose primary
motive is the training and education
of the youth in higher ideals Of man.
hood and citizenship, nevertheless,
the men and women Of the commu-
nifty must take hold and carry the
movement along. In other towns no
larger than ours. where successful
troops have been organized and arc
flourishing. the COMMITTEE" con-
sists Of big majority Of ths best
citizens of the commonwealth, who
get together with the boys and ~
sist them in whatever way they can,
appreciating the opportunity Of keep
ing in touch with the welfare Of the
younger generation through nssocia-
ton with the Scout troop.
A meeting Is to be held in the high
school gym Thursday, April s, ut Z 30
! p, M, and il Is earnestly desired that
all the men and women who can pos
sibly do 80 will turn out ut this time.
1t will be our chance to show our boys
that we really have their welfare at
heart, ~ well AZ an opportunity 70
learn something Of this worldwide
movement. which is. without doubt,
the most important and extensive sf-
fort that has ever been made to bring
the rising generation Of the whole
world into n more nearly perfect
physical and mental manhood, i'm
bucd with the highest ideals Of moral
ity and brotherly love. No nation OF
community can afford to neglect Ia
youth. ...
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
BURToN's STORE REMODELED;
is NOW a CLASSY PLACE

II. S. Burton has about completed
the improvements on his furniture
store. He has removed the partition
between his two larger rooms, which
gives him a splendid display room for
his goods. He has u big shipment OF
new furniture on the road and ex-
poets to have his place ready for
opening the first of the week. 1t is
foolish to 20 to Denver to buy your
furniture when you can buy 1t Of Mr..
Burton in Arvada.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
lpyADA VOTES
SEWER BONDS
e,,.,.mE Will Cost $4,000 OF
Ns' v.r.-To Be Completed in
Four Months.
. AK DEFEATS CAMPBELL
TuF BATTLE OF BALLOTS
s.v.uteen Votes Difference in
W." "..,,v R.ce-Rennett, Ash
,on and johnson Win.

pl;rv O. Clark was elected mayor
.rv.da over George B. Campbell
...sday's election, with majority
:, ,.yenteen votes. Clark received
N votes, while Campbell polled 2lo:
william Bennett was reelected
..,stee and Marquis johnson and r.
: Ashton, candidates on the Citl-
,.ns ticket, were elected as the new
..ns,ees Bennett and johnson re-
.;r.d 94O votes each, while Ashton
received 227.
l. Miller received the highest
r,,s of candidates for trustee on the
rsypayer's ticket. His vote was PA
\, inst thirteen less than Ashton, the
lov man on the Citizens ticket.
The bond issue for a sanitary
,ver carried by fifty-two votes
mere were ITS votes for and 123
sgainst.
There we're 628 voters registered
md 446 votes cast. There was only
~ ,poiled ballot. Four who did not
~, ~ uayor and some who voted
for tAs mayor and the acceptance OF
II psrk, bst did not vote for any of
" trustees. There were only eleven
mites c,st against the acceptance OF
lellvoy park by the city.
he minimum estimated cost Of
| u. sever is around $4,000. The
pesent bonded indebtedness Of the
rhm is: $4,000 water bonds
rs,0ss paving district No. l,
| $4,000 paving district No. 2 and
tSsvt $4,000 school bonds, or q
stal Of about 100000.
Ths contract for the trunk-line
xver will be let as soon As the neces.
my preliminaries required by law
em b gone through. In the mean
dne, the matter Of establishing 4
uwer district win be rushed through
. fne ss possible. lt n cOneem.
Iked that actual construction will
h started within thirty days, and the
Whole job will be completed within
tArse months after the work il
szztsd. .'
Pubic sentiment was much strong.
q for the sewer at the election q
yesr ago than it was this year, but
d that time the vote was only on the
trustees and mayor and not on the
sond issue. The board attempted to
saild trunk line with $4,000 water
Ssad,, and their attention was called
y the fact that such action would be
alesal; then different attempts wers
Nd to create sewer districts, but
M did not prove satisfactory. The
peep's have now voted a bond issue,
'heh solves the problem.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
MRS. RECHT ATTENDS
MEETING IN PUEBLO

Mrs. A. J. Recht, commander OF
the local hive Of W. B. A. Of the
Maccabees, attended the state con.
vention Of the order at Pueblo last
Wednesday, returning on Friday
afternoon. She reports "A good at
tendance and splendid financial re-
ports from this, the largest women's
beneficiary association in the World.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Real Estate Movements

Walter r. Smith H. Son, the Ar
vnda rcnltors, report business get
ting better in their line. Among re-
cent sales was n two-ncre improved
tract belonging 10 Mr.. Bochmc nt
Lake station, which wins sold TO Peter
Campbell Of Denver, who will go into
the poultry business.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
VISITOR FROM LOS ANGELES
TO ARRIVE HERE SATURDAY

Mrs. Fannie StellmHn Of Los An
geleA will arrive In Arvada Saturday
for visit with her sister, Mrs. O. W.
Murphy. Mrs. Stellman hns visited
here before, and has friends around
Arvada. She expects TO spend sew.
crnl months In Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Live One on the Job

y, '. H. kaler, our field man, is still
ae Job, soliciting news. dime-a-
.as, taking renewals and new
'p''ons. Although the weather
"ss been against him lately.
~ mas almost stuck in the mud
bringing in the news a. we'll
aswais and new subscribers.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Town,lcy Home for Easter

Grover Cleveland Townalcy, who
Is selling grape juice made famous
~ william Jennings Bryan, to the
inhabitants Of Trinidad and surround
ing territory, was home TO spend
Easter with his family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Richter Building Started

Ed Richter has started work on his
new building on the lots north Of the
Newt Olson lumber yards. II is to be
IA onc-story brick building, with n
full basement. His business is in
creasing rapidly and he needs larger
quarters.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Mrs, ShAffsr Entsvtsina

Mrs. II. II. Shaffer was delightfully."-
surprised by Il bunch Of her friends
Friday evening Of last week. Those
present were Mesdamcs Williams,
Martin, Abbott, Paxon, Siedcl, Allen,
Davis, Bobb and Newton.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Al Community Club

Representative Morgan OF Mont
rose will address the Arvada Com
munity club mt the meeting to be held
Monday night, April 10. His talk
will be on Japan. y subject on which
he is well posted.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
REAL ESTATE MAN IS
LOOKING FOR PROPERTY

Leslie A. Jnrmnn. Denver life in
surnncc ngent. who is well known In
Arvndn, was in town this week, meet
ing old friends. He is now In tho
rcal estate business and has some In
quirics for property out this way.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Sunday School Attendance

The Methodist Sunday school made
IA special drive to incrcnsc the Mt
tendance by Easter. The goal was
set at $50. On Easter morning thnt
mark WINS passed. with three To spare.
Now the mark for next Easter has
been set al 400.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Visitors From Morrison

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Holmes Of
Morrison were here the first Of the
week 70 visit the latter's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Wolf. They are old.
time friends Of the Enterprise editor
and dropped in st this office for .
short call.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-04-05
Calberer in Hospital

CHIbefeF IN Hospital
J. J. Calberer of Br0omfield has
been quite i'll in st. Anthony's hos
pi:al in Denver. He was operated
on recently for an liberated stomach
and has been having quite n serious
time.