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FRATERNITIES

ter announces that it's meeting of
Wednesday evening, october II, after
the dispatch of business, will be
devoted entirely to a program of en-
tertainment. The chapter on Thurs
day and Friday of next week, october
Is and 19. will give a supper and ba-
zaar in the banquet room of the New
Masonic Temple, New York avenue
and 18th street. supper being served
from 4:30 to 1880 pm.
Brookland Chapter, No. IL, held it's
regular meeting Wednesday, October
10. There being no degree work, the
evening was turned over to social en-
tertainment. The next meeting. will
be the occasion of the official grand
visitation of the worthy grand ma
tron and other grand officers.
The auxiliary home board of Joppa
Lodge Chapter, No. 81, will give a
noon, at Joppa Lodge Hall, I'd and
Upshur streets northwest. Luncheon
will be at 1890 and cards at o'clock.
All members Of the fraternity are in
vited.
Ruth Chapter, No. I, will hold a
regular business meeting tomorrow
night. donation night" followed by
program and refreshments.
At tch last meeting the degrees were
conferred by the associate matron.
with the line officers advanced.
Martha Chapters past matrons and
patrons entertained the chapter at
ness session. Mrs. Jessie Hover,
president Of the association, read an
original poem, dedicated to the MEM
bers Of the association, while Past
Patron William Hebbard exhibited
their pictures on screen. Past
lot NrS TN fnh a
ison and Mrs. Flora f. Campbell sang
duet. Mrs, Viola De Shielda Mrs.
Louis NJ. Linthicum and Mrs. Evelyn
Hirsh gave readings. Charles Will
liam Hams sang sang a solo; accompanied by
Babel Larcomb. Mrs. Anna Harvey.
Mrs. Nellie Pattison and Miss Marion
McCathran sang. The associate mem
bers formed the orchestra.
At the next meeting the. degrees
will be conferred. with the line Off
GERS advanced. Miss Mary Z. Allen
will be in the east
Washington Centennial Chapter
No. &c. received the grand officers
for their annual visitation at it's last
meeting. Those contributing to the
program were Miss Lydia Eppley,
Mrs. Eta Davis. Mrs. Helen Webb
Zellers.. Mrs. Audrey Rooms, Mrs
Katherine Hertzburg and Miss Mil
uTeu ScnullZe. At the next meeting,
October 10. the degrees will be con-
ferred. with the line o. GERS advanced.
Mrs. Trueworthy is to act as matron.
The ways and means committee will
serve a dinner in the banquet hall,
October 2S. from to : o'clock. The
endowment committee will hold
card party at Naval Lodge Hall, 4th
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east, October 90, at S pm, and the Aux
iliary Home Board will have a theater
party at the President Theater tomor-
row.
ST. Johns Lodge Chapter No. IS,
Will have the degree work put on by
the worthy grand ma tron and worthy
grand patron. assisted by worthy ma
irons Of 1928. tomorrow night. This
will be followed by Il social
Columbia Floral Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. Helen NTullenberg,
S22 Longfellow street northwest, to-
morrow at 1880 pm.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

\ meeting of deputy state councillors
will be held Wednesday. at 921 Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. The state
officers will make their annual visit
to Barbara Frietchie Council. No. 81,
next Thursday, at Star Hall, Mount
Rainier. Last Thursday they inspected
Star Spangled Banner Council at
Capitol Heights. A class of six was
initiated and three received by card
at Anacostia Councils meeting
Wednesday. Among the state officers
present Were: State Councillor Mary
+. James. jr.: Past State Councillor
Hartman, State Secretary Miller, State
Treasurer Joyner, State Inside Sem
ttnel Delano, State Outside Sentinel
Wolfe, State Trustees Meile and Tay-
lor, Deputy State Councillor Halliday
and National Representative Hill.
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CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF
AMERICA.
OF

Final arrangements for the ban
quet Thursday evening will be made
at the meeting Tuesday at s O'Clock
in the Raleigh Hotel. Visiting mem
bers from Arkansas and Texas will
address the meeting Rehearsals of
glee club and orchestra will be held
Monday and Wednesday evenings The
rummage sale for the benefit of the
building fund will be held at 1713 eth
street from Monday. October Is. to
Saturday, October 90. Mrs. Sadie
Trapp Is in charge. Applications for
the next class will be accepted at Tues
days meeting. Visiting members are
welcome.
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ANCIENT ORDER O
HIBERNIANS.
OF

At the regular quarterly meeting of
the district board, Ladies'. Auxiliary
to the A.. o. H.. held October ), the
following officers We're elected: Dis
trict president. Miss Julia Llnskey
district vice president, Miss Mary
Flanagan; district secretary, Mrs.
Bessie OLeary; district treasurer
Miss Teresa Collins: district mistress
alarms. Miss Jane, Breen: district
sentinel. Miss Catherine Downing
chairman of Irish history. Mrs. Mar
garet l.. DAILY. The retiring district
president, Miss Catherine Breen, gave
an account Of the proceedings of the
national cony yention.
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
Hn1ay-B. d. French, No. 10, social;
anacostia, No. 21,s visitation; Mt.
Pleasant, No. SO, f. A; Pentalpha,
No %, f. A.
Tuesday-National. No. 12. F. c.; Ia
fsyette, No. 10, special, pm. NJ.
NJ; Arminius, No. 25. business:
Myron NJ. Parker, No. -. NJ. NJ;
King David, No. IS, visitation.
Wednesday-0siris, No. o8. business;
East Gate, No. 81, visitation.
Thursday-La Fayette. No. 10, +. C.;
William Il. Singleton. No. 80, yis-
itation; Congress, No. 81, NJ. NJ.
Friday-Lebanon. No. Z. E. A.
Saturday-School OF Instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Tuesday-La .Fayette, No. ), r. and
NJ. Il.
Wednesday-Columbi No. /. p. and
NJ. E.; Brightwood, No. Q. r. A.
COUNCILS r. and S. NJ.
Monday-Washingto No. I, degrees.
COMMASDERIES.
Tuesday-Brightwoo No. 8. r. C.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF Rec MEN

Owing to the RED Mems Fun Fest"
which begins tomorrow, the vista
tfons have been postponed and will
Idaho Tribe.
At the last meeting of Mineo1a
Council, No. 8. the following made
addresses: James McCrackin, great
junior sycamore; r. A. Humphries,
great senior sycamore: r. III. Dennis,
great keeper of wampum, and Robert
Stroble, great representative. The
tribe. received a visit from the Great
Council chiefs last Friday, and after
a short program of business, the eve
ment.
Red Wing Tribe, No. 20, received
its annual visitation last Monday.
Sioux Tribe, No. 1S, conferred the
degrees on candidates last Wednes-
day
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JR. O. U. A. M.

At it's last meeting Andrew Jackson
Council, No. 6. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, ap-
pointed committee OF five to meet In
joint session with committees of the
other councils to formulate plans for
the memorial services to be held at the
tomb of the unknown soldier in Arlng-
ton national cemetery on November
Il, when the national officers and n
large delegation of Juniors Will be
,,r
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.

Hope Council met last Tuesday at
the Naval Lodge Hall for business
meeting. The social committee met
Thursday night to make plans for the
Halloween party to be given October
80. Beginning Monday, October Is,
and running through the week there
will be n rummage sale at 1913 AZ
street southeast. \ card party will be
given November 49,
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES

A business meeting was held by
Washington Aerie Thursday evening
and "a number of pending matters
We're disposed Of.
The ritualistic team OF Alexandria
Aerie will confer the work on No
vember ], and will be guests of the
local aerie, following the initiation,
at buffet lunch.
A committee of the aerie will meet
the visitors on their arrival.
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ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA

Carnation Camp. No. 2637, will give
its first card party of the season on
October 16 at pm. in the old Naval
Hospital building, 9th street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
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GAMMA CHAPTER ELECTS.

The Gamma Chapter of the Nh
Lambda ri sorority met October l
with Miss Esther Tancill. 909 Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast. Miss Eo-
retto Germuiller and Laura RoSser
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street northwest, where all future
meetings will be held. The time of
meeting has also been changed to
the first and third Wednesdays In
each month -
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WoMEN's BENEFIT AssoCIA
= - @N - = =
TION.

Washington Review, No. 4, met last
Tuesday evening in Concordia Hall.
Suggestions for entertainments dur
ing the coming winter were proposed.
Mrs. Rule Is to give a five hundred
party at her home Wednesday.
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Independent Council had social
evening Monday night. followed by
a banquet, in honor of its twenty
eighth anniversary. The state coun-
cilor and staff were in attendance.
Past National Councillor Hattie Mil
Ter, chairman of the good of order,
was in charge.
Liberty Council, No. 6, had a class
imitation on Wednesday evening. Six
candidates of their own and one from
Independent Council were initiated
by the degree team from Anacostfa
Council.
The Golden Rod CLUB was guest of
Hotel, recently. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Sewell, 631 East Capitol street, No
vember 6.
At the last meeting OF Fidelity Coun-
ell, No. 4, addresses were made by
Deputy Councillor E. Viola Thompson
and others
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a Liberal Education.
rom tho Duluth Herald

From the Duluth Herald.
It isn't difficult to get q liberal ed
ucation If you will look up the an
ask
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were reelected president and secre-
tary, and Mrs. William Quinn was
elected treasurer. After the business
meeting the chapter spent q social
evening with the hostess. The next
hostess will be Miss Marie Engel, 1108
Columbia road northwest.
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B. P. O. ELKS.

d. r. U. ELhS.
The Boston Club held it's second
meeting last Monday night at the
lodge. Chairman Patrick Callan ex-
poets to have a very large member
ship.
Seven new members were taken
into the lodge last Wednesday night
after the regular meeting.
The drill team is still open for new
applicants. All those who are inter-
ested are requested to report at the
lodge Monday nights at o'clock.
I. o. O. F.
Noble Grand Annie Blalock an
nounces that the twenty-fifth ami
versary of the institution of Doreas
Lodge will be celebrated Thursday in
the lodgeroom. A special program is
being prepared, after which the an
nual banquet will be held. Assembly
and Grand Lodge officers are invited
guests. Having completed the first
quarter-century mark, 1t was decided
that silver Offering be taken during
the business session. The members
are planning a straw ride to Forrest
Vile, Md, for Halloween night, ar
rangements for which are in charge
of s. n. Mallory.
The new degree directress Of Esther
Rebekah Lodge. No. ). Maude /. Tay:
lor. urges all members of the lodge
who are interested in the degree work
to be present at a rehearsal at the
temple on Thursday evening, October
Is at 1:45 o'clock
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Mithras Lodge of Perfection. Scot
fish Rite, will hold regular business
Injecting Tuesday night, at which
time plans for the next class will
come up for discussion. During the
week q reunion was held, and closed
Friday night with a class of fifty
candidates.
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3. Is. French Lodge will give a re-
ception and entertainment to it's men,
bers and their wives tomorrow night
at o'clock, in the Masonic auditor
iam, 18th street and New York avenue
The fortieth anniversary celebration
of Washington Council. No. I. Royal
and Select Masters. will be held Mon
day November 5, in the banquet hall
he announced later. Master A. H
Horn announces that "it Is not too
late for candidates to get into the
anniversary class and be in line for
the celebration"
The Ashlar Club of Master Masons
of the State. War and Navy Depart
ment, the White House and the Civil
Service Commission has arranged for
Il series of meetings this winter. The
night at the Gavel Club Hall, on 18th
street. Maj. Gen. Lejeune, comman-
dant of the Marine Corps, will speak,
and there will be an extra program.
Mithras Lodge of Perfection. Scot
+ish Rite, will hold regular business
Injecting Tuesday night, at which
time plans for the next class will
come up for discussion. During the
week q reunion was held, and closed
Friday night with class of fifty
candidates.
The Petworth Masonic Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting at Joppa
Lodge Hall, I'd and Upshur streets,
Monday evening. October 15. at
o'clock. After shot business meet
ing ladies' night will be held. The
entertainment will include an illus
tratod lecture.
ha - 1ril
meet in annual session at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral Wednesday after
noon, and that night will hold a BAN
quet in the Ebbitt Hotel.
According to a statement issued by
Monarch Henry j. Gompers, the fall
ceremonial OF kallipolis Grotto will
be held at the New Willard Hotel
November 3. \ large class of candi-
dates is forming, and preparations for
their reception into the Grotto are
being made. Past Monarch Charles
l.. Shackelford and Prophet Samuel +.
Shreve will be in charge. The meet
ing will start promptly at o'clock.
The Halloween dance Of the Grotto
Band and Drill Corps will be held at
the New Willard Hotel October 81.
As in former years. prizes VIII be
awarded for the most appropriate cos
Sumes.
congress louSe, NC. 90 " ~ Spii
fer the third degree on a class of
candidates next Thursday. At its
last meeting the lodge was visited
by the officers and members of Hiram
Lodge; Grand Master DR. Finley ad-
dressed the lodge; John r. McDermot.
master OF ceremonies.
The Circle Club has arranged an
interesting program for its next
meeting, October 20, in Pythian
Temple.
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The Petworth Masonic Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting at Joppa
Lodge Hall, I'd and Upshur streets,
Monday evening. October Is. at 8
O'Clock. After a shot business meet
ing ladies' night will be held. The
entertainment will include an illus
trat,d lecture
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The floral circle of Columbia Chap
ter will be entertained by Mrs. Helen
Mullenberg, So Longfellow street, to-
morrow afternoon at 80. The home
board will meet at Mrs. Mckee's,
34J7 14th street, Thursday at l pm.
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The Royal Order of Scotland will
meet in annual session at the Scot
tish Rite Cathedral Wednesday after
noon, and that night will hold BAN
quet in the Ebbitt Hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-21
WAR PRISONERS
GIVEN PARDONS
Harding Grants CIemency
Before Starting Tour

WASHINGTON. June 81
Twenty.neyen world war political
prisoners were granted executive
clsnsnoy by President wNrron @.
Harding prior 20 his departure
"wednesday for Alaska. A total OF
"a prisoners were given elemenoy
by tho president, Clemency was
denied In 80 cases. including -
political prisoners remaining In
prison. civil rights were restored
TO n former prlAaners who have
not been at liberty for five years
or more.
All OF the 20 Chicago political
prisoners and three OF tho -four
from Wichita. Kansas. were re-
leased on tho condition that they
DO loyal 10 tho United States and
lRw,abiding hereafter Two aliens
among tho Sacramento prisoners
AFRO TO DO rclessed and returned IA
the countries from which they came,
Tho president granted on uncoT-
ditional pardon. 30 conditional com,
mutations OF sentence. RENTED
fines IN two eases and oommuted
tho sentences OF IL. A total OF 1876
cases OF clsmoncy passed upon by
the present administration estab.
fishes n record.
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GOITER REMOVED

oZMo has proven safo and
successful way 20 remove a golfer
BY simply applying over tho golfer
AZ night time. Young people re-
spond quickly 20 this treatment;
older people generally take longer
time. The merits OF os.Mo have
been proven in 40 many cases that
anyone having a Fol.sr should have
no hcsi,ancy IN using ONO at
oncg. oZ-ao N sold In Seattle by
Barteli'a and other leading drug.
gists Advertisement.
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Campfire Girls
Plan Big Dinner

a special dinner az noon. followed
by pageant. Is being planned By
gao Campfire Girls now at their va.
cation camp, for girls who will az.
tend the dedication OF Kikanis lodge
Sunday.
Tho now vacation camp is named
In honor OF the Seattle Kiwanis club
and will be used exclusively BY en-.
ployed girls OF tho city. A special
boat, at the disposal OF tho visitors.
viii leave Pier 4. AZ o'clock Bun.
day. going dlrec, 10 the lodge.
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down. Ito collapsed on tho floor. with
a Hprained neck. Thereafter. the
chief bore his dignity well, and when
no wished 20 look from his wlndo".
turned hiH whole body,
Tuesday night tho chief went homo
and applied Imminent 20 his suffering
muscles. Morning came. and the or
fetal neck was swelled and unmoy-
able. II aehed and panied something
awful
wednesday. tho chief refused TO
look az airplanes bukEng overhead,
and boro his head with a slight cant
20 ntarboard. A. every step he took.
he Eroancd Rudibly. His footsteps
Jared the wrcnched muscles unmer-
clfully.
with painful care tho chief made
his way 10 tho mayors office Thurs
day for a conference with hlzzoner.
AZ tho outer office he met Hugo
Kelley. who happened 20 be In rare
state Of aggravated hilarity.
OF. SURE, HUGO
COULD TN HIN uP
"s'matter ehict7' This from Hugo,
''spFained m neck cllmbin' ropeF
This from the chief.
Don't mind little thing like that
c'mero n I'll fix a. I studied
ostsopa,hy for one solid year. III
make "a feel grandr'
Tho chief entered tho mayors OF.
flee. stripped off hia coat and Yea,
and ginRsrly stretched flat on a
soia. Kelley DOTTED his coat and
yest and rolled up hin sleeves
"wiil I, huft7' auayercd sev.Fyns,
mot a hl,." qnoih Hugo. conf
IDENTIFY.
Ito isaped upon the chiefs prone
form. and sank two eagle.iikc claws
into the region back Of tho chiefs
neck.
owl yelled seyeryna. OUCH
ow.w,wl OUGHT OUGHT OUCH
OuC-F'
But HUGO elutehsd harder, Ie
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onrlen. who hoisted his 800 odd
pounds OF ayolrdupois TO the Is foot
height OF tho raftsrs by shinnying
up tho rope.
RESULT WAS sPRAINED
NECK FOR THE CHIEF
Tho net result was that the chief
reached the top Of tho rope. and aid
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twisted, prodded. punched. poked.
pummeled. bruised and bumped the
drfonAeless chief
a fow moments later. the chief.
dIsheysled. wan and pale. staggered
forth bearing his coat. vest and hat.
A. he sadly llmped down the hall.
way. he uttered continuous plain.
tive wall.
He was enjoying that grand and
glorious feeling Hugo had promised:
10 could heo tho gates RJar.
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Perhaps you need soamstress nj
times. why not find one thru tho
Want AdsF
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fortune Of sTso,ooO since their mar
Rage ak years ago, Mrs. Ffnney
yesterday filed eompifsnt in supe-
rior court here asking divorce.
Mrs. Finney further charged that
her husband had run up debts
amounting 10 100000.
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MayOr'H BE Looking for
q Brand NelU Secretary
Seyeryns Gets Grand and Glorious Thrill
When Hugo Practices Osteopathy
ny s. II. CROFT

Seattle faced another crisis" In It's
city administration Thursday, when
Il was learned that tho city may have
10 dispense for n day or 20 with tho
services OF chief Of Police W. u.
Sovoryna.
soyeryns. II seems, met with a sad
and painful accident Tuesday. which
WAS later aggravated by tho well In
tcntioned, but highly unakillful hands
OF Hugo Kelley. secretary 10 Mayor
Brown.
Tho chief. 40 tho story EoeE. watch
cd tho playful antics Of the police
reporters and patrolmen climbing a
rope In tho police assembly hall. and
being amitten with jealousy by their
monlSey-like prankB on tho hawser,
attempted TO climb II also.
In this attempt no was goaded by
the feat or Inspector Harry O.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09
E. B. BAXTER
PASSES AWAY
ELlHU R. BAXTER GOES TO RE-
WARD; HAD BEEN A RESI-
DENT OF GRIFFITH FOR THE
PAST TWELVE YEARS; FUN
ERAL FRIDAY AFTERNOON.

Elihu B. Baxter, of Griffith. one
of the best known and most respect
ed residents of the Arvada section,
died at his home Tuesday, August 7.
Death came as the result of pneu-
monia from which he suffered in
January Of this year, which develop
ed into pernicious anema..
Mr.. Baxter was born in Forces
town, ILL.,, April %, 1857, being 66
wears old. He lived for quite some
time in Spirit Lake and Red Oak,
Iowa. and moved to Griffith in 1911.
He was married September u, 1882.
to Miss Relief Walbridge, who sur
wives him. He is also survived by
a sister. Mrs. Anna Ecker of Port
land, Oregon.
Funeral services will be held from
the Olinger chapel at 2.30 Friday
afternoon. Interment will be made
at the Crown Hill cemetery.
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DELTA KAPPA PHI
SORORITY is REVIVED

Mesdames Stella Weibelt Schneid-
er and Gladys Sanderson Cogswell
were hostesses at the home of the
former at delightful afternoon par
ty Saturday for the Delta Kappa Phi
girls, a club which was formed few
years ago but which has been mac
tive of late years. An enjoyable af-
ternoon was spent in talking over old
times and renewing acquaintance.
The members decided to meet once
a month during the autumn and WIN
ter months for social time. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
afternoon.
Members present beside the hos
tesses were Mrs. J. 7. Kennedy, pa
troness; Miss Evelyn Clarke of Dem
yer, Mesdames Oldga Clarke Kaler
Of Denver, Siddie Miller Griffith of
Boulder, Thiza Davis Thode of Ar
vada, and Nell Nicholson Capps and
children, Lorraine Ruth and Larrick
Lee of Denver. The club will meet
with Mrs. Capps in September.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09

Mrs. Own. Lewis and children of
willard. Colo. are visiting at the
home of Nick Kellar.
Mrs. Curlee. mother of Mrs. l.. J..
Lewis, was taken to st. Joseph's hos
pital last Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Maloney have
rented the Arkell house on West Bird
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Trotter and
Mrs. Fred Trcgaskes of Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, are visiting at the l.. J. Lewis
home.
Mrs. W. H. Millikin and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. C. Kusmaul of Illinois
arrived Wednesday to be with her
sister, Mrs. E. B. Baxter of Griffith
r. J. Champion who is worfiHr for
big construction company recently
returned from the east where he was
doing work in Chicago and st. Louis.
Mrs. NJ. Scott has turned her gar
age into living roms and has rented
it to some of the men employed on
the sewer.
Miss Frnces Mahannah ia spending
the weekend with the DR.. Richard
Smith family of Denver at their sum-
mer home near Bendemeer.
Cherry pickers made short work Of
the crop at the Chas. II. Beach Place
north of town, many who wanted
the fruit being turned away.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-08-09
PARK HOUSE
REPAIR SHOWN

Plans for n. rcmodcling Of the
house In Mcllyoy Park have been re-
ceived in Arvada from II. w. j Ell
brooke, Denver architect.
The plans have been made 20 show
n proposed addition which should be
added at n later date. The main
plans call for remodeling the three
south rooms in reading rooms and a
stack" room just east Of the mid
die room. A kitchen and mems tot
let are also on the ground floor. Up
stairs an apartment and ladies' toilet
are plated.
The arehitec. further indicates an
additional room 20 be added 10 the
east end Of the building, one story in
height. The proposed addition is TO
be 5Ox55 feet and will serve rs n
community house.
At present /, II thought the re-
modelling Of the main building will
only be considered. This will be pos
sible, according 20 the architect, at
n figure slightly under $1,000.
Mr. Edbro1k, WI come 20 hryhd1
next Thursday night and viii speak
from the band stand In the pnrk
Just Before the concert and explain
The various phases Of the work. ~
ciybody interested should make ~
effort 20 be there.