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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-11-26

is the only Hoosier who fought
Tommy Gibbons, has been placed un-
der $500 peace bond.
Homecoming and dedication serv-
ices were held at the Rossvtlle M. E.
Church Sunday. DR.. G. r. Grose.
president OF De Paw University,
spoke.
Students of early history of Bar
tholomew County have discovered that
William Coner, a fur trader, vas the
first white man to set foot in the ter
ritory. Joseph Cox, who drove through
from Virginia with his wife and two
children in 1919, was the first white
settler.
The Morgan County board of edu-
cation has rejected recommendation of
Purdue University for the reelection
of 7. G. Cravens as county agent
Farmers wonder II they will have a
county agent.
Directors Of Shelby County farm bu-
reau declarations were addressed In
regular quarterly meeting at Shelby
Vile today by w. H. Settle, chairman
of the Indiana Farm Bureau Fedora
ton.
The sugar beet crop of Adams and
adjacent counties marketed in Deca-
tur will reach $4,000 tons this year.
Many of the beets spoiled in the fields.
Residents in the vicinity Of Bryant
and Geneva, Adams County plan a
wolf hunt Thanksgiving day. Citizens
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

81 Err face flushed as she recog-
III lied it, and a little look Of re-
S sentiment came in her eyes.
Then she gave a hard little laugh at
herself. and going outside one more,
presently returned with water and
with a couple of handkerckiefs taken
from the sick mans pack.
She poured a few drops between
his lips. and then after having his
face, she laid one of the wet hand
kerchiefs on his brow, renewing it,
from time to time. in Ader to cool
his head After a little time the bah
bic ceased, the restlessness passed
away, his eyes closed in natural
slumber. Seated on the ground. she
still watched him, her face the index
of troublesome thoughts; but after a
little. she began to nod, her chin
dropped to her chest, and she fell into
q profound sleep.
Miss Yardely! Miss Yardelyi"
Stances voice awakened her two
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report four or five wolves running at
large killing live sheep and other
.Ivestock.
AT the last report the FIT. Wayne
Catholic Community fund was only
a small sum short of it's goal of $575.
600.
Cass County is suffering the most
serious epidemic OF hog cholera in re-
cen years. Farmers nave lost
heavily.
Bloomington Elks will begin the
erection at once of a new 500, 600
clubhouse on the present site.
In an effort to bring people of the
community into closer relations with
school affairs, the new Goshen gymna-
SUM is open to citizens twice a week.
C. C. Fisher of White River town
ship, has been elected president of the
Randolph County farm bureau.
One of the biggest religious move
lIiSilLS III IIpIoH CoUAAty IoOh PAoSO
Sunday when churches and Sunday
schools Of the entire county gathered
In mass meeting at the Kemp Metho-
dist Church, Upton.
John F. Albershardt Is temporary
president of the newly formed Upton
County unit Of the Indiana Tax Pay
ers Association.
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the forest, leaving the two searchers
unaware of her presence.
When she reached the encampment
she looked into the hut and found
that Stane was fast asleep. She
smiled to herself, and instead of re-
plenishing the failing fire, carefully
extinguished 1t with earth, that
neither the glare nor the smoke of
1t might reach the two searchers and
so lead TO the discovery OF the camp.
Continued in Our Next ISSUED
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The program %dedicating the new
Baptist Church at Anderson opened
Sunday and will continue this week.
Charged by his sister with having
threatened her until she feared for
her personal safety, Claude Qope)
Mullen, Muncie pugtlist who says he
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HAPTE X
A Canoe Comes and Goes

Lying on his back. his head pillowed
on a roIle6-up blanket, Hubert Stane
became aware that the sound of the
g1rl's movements had ceased. He
wondered where she had CONS to. for
It seemed clear 10 him that she had
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Jacoby Heads County Memorial

E. j. Jacoby has been named Ma
rion County chairman Of the Warren
g. Harding Memorial Association. He
was named, together with chairmen
of other counties. by Arthur r. Rob-
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G HERE TODAY
~ OWweLl ssNAS
ILLvsrRArEp By Il
~

Hubert Stane. ~dihcarged convict.
saves the life of Helen Yardely as her
canoe travels toward a dangerous water
fan. Helen is the niece of o governor
of the Hudson Bay Company. The gov
ernor and Helen are visiting at a north
eFn post of the
Gerald Ainley .one-ttmo friend OF
Stane. Is in love with Helen. While
walking the trail to return Helen to her
uncle's camp. Stane is injured In a
fall. Helen decides to stay and care
for him Gerald goes in search OF the
missing girl. He meets a half-breed
who says he has seen Helen and Stane.
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report four or five wolves running at
large killing live sheep and other
.IveStock.
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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15

Edward Bernard. who has been
staying at C. E. Shops place for
two or three months, left last Tues.
day for his home in Grand Junction
Colo.
Mrs. James BigRin. who has been
very i'll for the past two weeks, 1,
very much improved In health, and
her many friends wish her . speedy
recovery.
Little Helen Jane Whitcomb, who
has been quite III for the past week.
il much better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. White enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie White at
6 o'clock dinner last Monday.
Mrs. Thode and Vera entertained
the Queen Esther class and their
teschers at a Valentine party Sstur-
day. The class elected a. their Of.
ficers the following: Pre,ident.
Mary Webber; vice president. Gene.
We've Hardesty; recording secretary
Mable Jones; corresponding scrre
tary. Emma Willis; treasurer, Vera
Thode. The hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Miss Certrudc Arko,j who Z.
tcnchiny nsnr Es,,brooL co,o s,,n.
Tho wcck end With hama fo,L. alb '''"'
=. :. ~
Rev Hoover and family are getting
nlong nicely now. Little Bette IL
wos ,,ten sovoroi J nv. n., "" "uu D.
Uooycr who w,s Ind ~ to NV" , f.w
J.ys n;.b bad nniJ ~ all,
,bou, AGAIN '"' ''' ~ "''' w "
m. ~ IL,
I'M, ine hapenn' p,yen nj the B,pti.t
.nurch ny br. osborn was wen Mt
, ,e,, nm" every one seemed TO on
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
Sewer Bond Issue
at General Election

Tho Arvada town board voted,
Monday night, to submit the PROPOSE
ton Of building trunk-line sewer to
the taxpayers of the town at the an
nual election to be held in Arril II
is probable that bond issue of
around $4,000 will be asked for.
Immediately after election sewer
district will be established to include
the business section of the town and
that part of the resident section.
Should the bond issue fail to carry
at the election, then the trunk-line
sewer will be built at the expense of
the sewer district, but should it carry
the present district will connect with
ting trunk line and other districts
which may be formed later when the
lower land south of the track be-
comes more thickly settled, may use
the same trunk line.
The town board feels that the pres
ent plan will meet with the approval
Of practically all the people. .as II
seems tn be the squarest solution Of
the matter.
Mr.. Brew OF the firm Of Brew 4
Svdo, engineers, who have = contract
with the town board IN the sewer
proposition. was present ut the board
meeting, Monday nieht, ~ was Peter
O'Brien. who has been doing a good
deal Of work Tor the town. Later.
Mr.. O'Brien may be employed as
consulting engineer on the job.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15

community be built as soon as pos
sible.
"3. That we give recognition to
the fact that the day has arrived
when less attention is given by Chris.
tian people to the differences OF
creed, and more thought is directed
to the common ideals and service in
the interests OF common brother
hood and the glory OF God.
~. That We invite the help Of all
nersors interested in religious work,
regardless OF their preferences as to
denomination or creed. and that We
solicit the membership Of all such
VERSIONS. unless they a'rrr " he men
bers OF sume other church in the
community: that by community pro-
cram we mean not one which aims
in anvwise to interfere with or dis
-urt the rood work being carried on
nv any other church. but simnlv one
which. in a spirit OF co-operatior
with ard fairness tn NIL other loo
churches, aims to render service to
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
FW POULTRY
ORGANIZATION
|SG0|hG GOOD

\. poultrymen Of the krvada dis
vho are forming the co-opera-
association, are making excellent
ivsy with their work.
4 tie meeting Monday night the
,,sion did not seem to be getting
vhere, except to show that all
saper to do something, when j.
Johnson asked how many would
m $40 to start the organization
ne number signified their vii
esd to do this and they then
led an association, with Mr..
Il as president and w. F. Dun
Is secretary.
be following directors were Sc
d: F. C. Strickland, G. H. Davis,
Il. Lower, ]. H. johnson, Phil
elmer, Senator Wesley Staley and
Andrus.
he directors met in the directors
Of the First National Bank
Esday afternoon to make further
The organization will be pat
"a after the California organ
pn and the directors hope to have
)lete plans within week or so.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15

A pretty birthday party took place
1t the home of Mrs. A. ]. Weston
Monday afternoon, Feb. s, given in
honor Of her little daughter Bernice's
fifth birthday. About thirty girls
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hit
Of Ralston station, Feb. "a boy,
wtitaiinR seven and one-ha1f pounds.
Mrs. Holt WIS formerly MINI Lena
Davenport.
The Enterprise will ny 40 cents
pnr Cory for . few copies fvr the
ususs II Jan. - and Is.
The Enterprise has printed sale
us the past w1Rk for Sen Beck and
WSlliam n. Clank. Mr.. Beck b sell
ing his tsn-acre fruit traet, evv on
Wteatridee, 1t public suction, on
Feb Fl ,and Mr.. Clark IL selling his
fins herd Of Hdlsleins and other PR
sonso property on FEB. 10. See ads
In lis paper or huge bills for fur
Their particulars.
Gssree Ss'adley has just sold his
entire Marquis wheat crop to tho
harnesses SeH' mouse NJ fancy
price.
A number If ladies spent . social
Afternoon with Mrs. Swadley last
Friday.
,,,- .>., c. .. 81,
~. Mss L 1890 Ma Grat GasE r,"r,s :"
to George Mills Maxwell OF Denver.
Feb. IL, ut 7 o'clock in the evening,
~ ths hom. NJ Father Gyacc. Mr..
M.vw.,i i. connected with the Den.
var National bnnk' Mr. and Mrs.
maxwell will live in Denver. mt the
Jooan Court apartments.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15

Alta joint meeting Of the quarterly
conference and membership Of the
church, DR.. G. M. Henderson, our
district superintendent being present,
the local Methodist church decided
10 enlarge its program to meet the
needs Of . growing community. The
following statement Of purpose was,
therefore, adopted:
1.-THE members Of the Methodist
Ermcopal church Of Arvada, Colo
RADIO. in regular meeting assembled.
finding it necessary. on account OF
changing conditions. to adort an en-
farEed program, decide upor the fo'-
lowing As . statement Of its future
aims:
al. That the church adopt q
Community program and r,rrv on
its work hereafter rs the Arva'a
Community church (Methodist Eris.
CORAL.
to become the center Of the social.
recreational ind religious lie Of the
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15

Ernest Greenway has another blue
ribbon heifer calf cut at his ranch
This young lady Is some arr'stocrnt
to be sure. Her mother is the regis
tered cow Broomfield Duchess Max
inc Ormsbv and her dad is Csrn,,
ton King Walker. Her grandsire i
the famous 100000 bull, Carnatior
King Sylvia.
The daace given by Fremont
grange last Saturday night WAS no,
very vail attended, on account Of the
Indictment weather, but the crowd had
Q good time. The next dance will he
on February "a.
Charles Mcleod, who died al
Edgewater Last week, was . member
Of the Arvada band. and his death
il mourned by the members Of that
organization.
Fred Ducate. Who lives just north
Of Ralston Crossing on Graves ave-
nue., had . narrow escape from IT
least losing his arm in the new paper
mill over on the Brighton rosd the
first night 1t was In operation, about
two weeks ago. He stumbled, and
his hand caught between two large
steel rollers as he fell. Before he
could pull his hand out he had lost .
couple of fingers. The loss Of an
,, .m ~ sS." NV
"~So"'
The tire factory is working on n
small order. There have been
rumors that it might open up again,
- ~ '
The dances given every Wcdnes.,
day night by the Arvada baseball
club hrc proving great delight TO
ri 80, ~. -, 80.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
ARMADA LOCALS

The ". R. c. viii meet 1t Bank
hall Saturday night.
Vernon Hammett was injured
While working on the Sixteenth street
vfsduct in Denver Monday. He 10 In
St. Anthony's hospital.
Mrs. Ada Sholtz. SO years OF age:
mother Of Mrs. Charles Bush and
Mrs. F. M. Foster, passed ava! at
the home on Grant avenue, Friday
morning, Feb. Q. A short funeral
service WINS held from the home Sat:
urdav nt p. m. Rev. Reed o'
the Presbyterian church OBLIGATED.
The remains were forwarded Sntnr-
iav evening TO Hillsdalr. Mich. Mrs.
Sholtz's old home. for interment, nc
COMMANDED nv Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Foster. r. r. Smith Of the Arvndn
Mortuarv. director.
Mrs. William Bennett entertained
eight ladies 1T nretty Valentine
rnrtv Wednesday afternoon.
Hon. Walter p. Smith, who is quit.
III in Denver hospital. Is reported
rs improving.
Henry Jnchem is laid up with an
attack Of the flu.
The Wheatr'dee high school will
rive vaudeville and moving n'cture
show at the high school auditorium
Saturday nifht at 3 o'clock. An nd,
mission fec Of 15 and 25 cents will
he charred. This will be an enter
tainmsnt that everybody will enjoy.
Don't fail 10 attend.
Mrs. c. r. Malonev has returned
from an extended trip through south
ern Colorado. New Mexico. Oklahoma
md Texas. accompanying her hus-
hand. who has been travelling for the
Denver Post. They are preparing TO
move 70 Trinidad. where Mr.. Ma:
ion.v h.s accented the no.'t'on. OF
advertising manager on the Evening
Picketwire. . daily newspaper there:
Mrs. Ge-sid peoeman DAUGHTER o!
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frodine. eted
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15

more persons. in more ways and with
better equipment than has ever be-
fore been attempted in our COM
munity.
"5. That we announce and make
it our policy and practice that, a..
though the Methodist Episcopal
church will be the parent body, yet
no creed or doctrine peculiar to that
church or to any other will be In
sisted upon; and that We shall strive
in all things to promote the spirit Of
conservation, cooperation. econo-
my. efficiency. liberty and democ-
ray: also that we shall endeavor In
orr efforts to make central the prac.
tees of religion, the teachings Of
Jesus. and the conversion Of the
world; that is to say, that, while we
shall seek in every proper way To
serve the community. we shall not
forget the fundamental purpose Of
the church-the advancement Of the
Kingdom Of God.
adopted January %, 1928"
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lew We'll for the
Tswn Water Supply

At the town board meeting Mon
day night Town Attorney Schultz,
who b also attorney for the Pierce
estate. was asked to get the price on
a piece of land at the Colorado &
Southern track on Wxdsworth ave-
nue., which is owned by the Pierce
estate. Trustee Gorich was instruct
ed to get price on land owned by
Mr.. Manning, near the tramway sta
ton. The board desires to start
work on another well for the town
water supply as soon as a suitable
site can be secured.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
DINNER AND BAZAAR

The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church WIN serve dinner in Bank
hall. Friday evening, Feb. 20. begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock. Charges.
adults, 50 cents, and children. S6
cents.
Join US in the community singing.
Social hour and musical program
afte- dinner has been served.
Attend the 'bxxaar and buy your
gifts for Easter.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
kPTIsr CHURCH

fch held II. REGULAR aDnual
the Old Ladies' Home
afternoon. Mrs. G. b.
PRS. z. L. Nsweomb sans
% rnstor smoke from the
moving Christ"
% day, IN the morning,
aeRer: r1stor It G"I'e"
The mint and the na-to'
cnnv the Golden pulpit.
va, Education day. ]
MI have 4 tfeat - hn-i
"" 10 a i've wire snd
n. Come and hear h'w.
ening the pastor Mll
!. n announce the sub.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
|HoDIsT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH NOTES

brning subject, christian Stew
hip."
3sning subject, Bridges That
Not Thsss."
N we are enjoying the services
V large and growing chorus
under the able Leadership OF
Hampton. Their evening Of
d song was quite worth while,
n look forward to it, repetition
Inst Sunday evening Of each
b. They are making plans for
Easter cantata Special nnsie
service.
no hundred and fifty" by
= time is all that the Sunday
asks, and, judging by the at
nee since January l, despite
ID weather, we should 60 well
q that number. II you am not
ling anywhere, come and join
Hhe pastors cl1ss II dsvsdng
Is time to an exposition of the
y lesson and re other hall to
Judy of social problems. For
Ixt few weeks the general sub
Ill be "War." This u . s1mor
mems class, but we invite any
come and think together with
rch night, every Wednesday
g. These are profitable times
together with tn Three rs"
faith, and fun. There are
five young folks IN the "Com-
ehH, which 1osts anhss
at 4 o'clock. They are pre-
for church msmhaR1hip. mp
served at 8 o'clock; devotions
q; stsdy period at 7:46, and
dal hsar q $3.50. IL subjse1l
are: Evangelism" "Church
= and Teachers Class"
|aratioB for eur building can
ne about finished AM soon Ne
In the midst Of making ds6-
owes in the direction Of pro-
nnds with which 70 'bring the
arch into aetnal ,ssistenes.
be walls were fifty Joined to:
fsr al nke psoJ1s he'd . mind
Feast Of the Five Tubes"
"a postponed in order tn (
pay not be . coufliction with
pei and bazaar given By the
enan fofiS the following
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
-WooDMEN WILL HOLD
PATRIOTIC MEETING

On next Tuesday evening Arvada
camp, No. IS. Woodmen Of the
World, will hold 'fk annual patriotic
meeting, - we'll ~ having some OF
their accustomed good times. The
entertainment committee has been
busy the past month securing both
loeil and outside talent for this AZ
fair snd promise . fine evening q
entertainment for IN Of GAe Wool
men IN the Armada territory. Johnny
Meier tells ~ that The candidate they
have been waiting for. ~ scheduled to
ride tlss "goat."
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
NADIA PRESBYTERIAN
hited Forward Movement"

morning service next Sun
hruar" -. we launch n par.
sngelism campaign II eight
floslnp with two weeks ~
site services April I to Is.
e last 'wo weeks John NJ.
Michigan, a noted gospel
vii be with US to brine tie
OF salvation through Christ
Let next Sundry be a red
" N our history. and let
'mber be there. The pastor
h ~ those words Of our
mise, let US 60 hence" Jno:
ich constitute . clarion call
believer from the Son OF
(elf.
Der tho Sunday school. The
Endeavor and evening
Come. and welcome to oil
Einvs.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

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coffee to the stores and restau-
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firms for whom you have sold
goods. Communication will be
treated in confidence if so re-
quested. Address Box 1o4-R,
Star Office.
Evening star., 1923-01-26

BUNDLE WRAPPER. Apply
to Yale Laundry, 437 N. Y. ave.
NV.