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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-28
BACK ACHED
TERRIBLY
Mrs. Robinson Tells How She
Found Relief by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Amarillo, Tex.-''My back was my
greatest trouble. 1t would ache so that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-28

r Avery wide hipline-is another new
effect much sought for. 1t is
achieved by loops of lace or ribbon
on each side.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-28

A home made bakery sale of Mrs.
Frank STATIONS and Mrs. Allen
Quimby's Sunday school classes will
be held in the basement of the Meth
odist Episcopal church this after
noon.
The committee for the card party
to be held under the auspices of the
Catholic Daughters of America will
be as follows: Mrs. Mclaughlin. Mrs.
Sophia O'Brien, Mrs. Margaret Read.
Mrs. Catherine Roberts, Mrs. Mary
Rue, Mrs. NJ. Ratican, Mrs. Margaret
Ryan. Mrs. Theresa Kress, Miss
Catherine Mullen, Miss Irene Mein-
ger and Helen Monaghan.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Luke
A. Lovely Post 81 American Legion
will hold a home made bakery sale
at Mrs. Dora Ginter's store, on
Broadway. next Saturday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the South
Amboy Memorial Hospital has star.
ted today to distribute in each of the
homes here donation cards to swell
the fund of the hospital. Mrs. B. C.
Duvier, chairman OF the committee
in charge of the drive announced
this morning that efforts are being
made to have tho donation cards
given out at the end of this week.
The people will be given until May
10 to donate whatever they possibly
care and at that time a report OF the
success of the donation cards will
be made public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-28

THE CLASSIFIED al rnat tells all the
facts gets quickest and beat resultk
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-28

The Wa Wo Kiye Camp Fire will
hold their food sale in Roessler S
gym this afternoon from 1880 to
3 o'clock. 1t will afford many an
excellent opportunity to purchase
home cooked foods at a nominal cost.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-28

Tire mex II Getting Of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the hospital will pc
held at the nurses home ON May Is,
with the president, Mrs. C. w.
Naulty. presiding. Committees Will
DC named at this { me.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-04-28

The Woman . Club are busy pre-
pairing for their annual breakfast
which will be Held on May IL, the
place to be announced later.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

tettek. a zsid6 tanulmanyok es
gopdolatok minden agazata, mo-
dern, vallasos Is vilagi megnyilat-
kozasai kdpviselve vannak es a
gyiijtemeny magaba foglal 'tekin-
telyes szamu ritka k6nyvet is, me
lyek meg 1900 el5tt jelentek meg.
A k0nyvtar koz0nsegnek is
hozzaferhet6 es minden Is even
feliili olvas6 forma.is engedely
nelkiil hasznalhatja. A konyvek
hazi hasznalatra val6 elvitelenek
kivaltsagat csakis szenatorok,
kepvisel6k, bizonyos magasabb
rangu kormanNhivat BIZ
rak Is mas t0rvenyi.eg meghata-
rozott szemelyek elvezhetik.
K0nyvek kolcs0n0zhetok mas
k0nyvtaraknak, kutat6k szamara,
akk buvarkodasuk reven a tudo-
many hatarait akarjak kiszelesi-
-teni. A kolcs0nz0tt k0nyvek te-
hat nem lehetnek olyanok, me-.
lyeknek a helybeli konyvtarbaR is
meg kellene lenni, vagy amelyek
kolcson0zhetok egy konyytarbol
(p.. allami konyvtarboD, mely BIZ
zonyos kotelezettseggel tartozik
annak a kozsegnek, ahonnan a
konyv k0lcsonadasa iranti keres
jon; olyan k0nyvek sem kerhetok,
melyek olcsok es k0nnyen meg
szerezhetok; vagy k0zonseges ta-
nulas, ''s onkapzes ctljaira haszna-
latosak es yegul mem kolcs0n0z-
het6k kongresszusi k0nyvtarbo.
azok az anyagok, melyeket Wash
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

kat heszelnek, nem is olyan bo-
lond, mint sok ember hiszi, mikor
elmegy szinhazba, hogy az esq
telensegek valamely zagyvasagat
vegignezze; ez t. j. munkajanak
a tulaj ajdonkepeni clientele. Sze-
rencsetlensegre azonban szinhaz
ugyanolyan, mint az iizlet = zart
helyiseg.
A hivatalnokn6, munkasok vagy
leanyok, akik Observation-Disclosures
seket latogatjak, mar celszerub-
ben jarnak ell, inert ha elegendo
.lelkesedessel tapsoljak a sjatekoso-
kat vagy tintetnek bir6 ellen,
meglehetos mennyisegii fizikai
mozgash0z jutnak szabadban.
Masreszr6l farmer, aki kora ta
vasztol keso 6szig napi Is oral
munkaval t0ltiel idejet szabad
ban, rosszabbat is csinalhat, mint
hogy bemegy telen ket hetre va
rosba es sedekezik a tapasztalat-
lansagat kihasznani igyekv6k Sc
reget6l es eljar a mozikba. Es
t0bbe-kevesbbe ugyanez all fe-
lcsegere nezve is.
A eel tehat az, hogy az agy
szamara NJ eszmeket, benyomaso-
kat szerezzen az ember. Minden
|ember, miutan honapokon keresz-
till lie volt kotve az eszmek egy
bizonyos csoportjahoz (vagy SEM
mifele eszmehez1. sokkal egeszse-
gesebbnek es bold ogabbnak talal-
ia magat, ha vakaci6jaban valami
Eegesz mas eszmekorrel jut erintke-
Izesbe. Legyenek bar az eszmek
Fesszeriiek vagy bolondok, nagyon
j6l esnek, kiil0n0sen ha olyan ba
ratokra is akaunak, akik eleg ie7
lemenyesek valami ellentetes esq
mecsoport kitalalasara.' A ket
csoport elejet veszi a tunyasagba
|
val6 siilyedesnek.
Nagvon celszerii volna, hogyha
minden ember vakaciozasi mod.
janak megvalasztasaban szem el0t1
tartana az emlitett sZempontokai
es ennek megfeleloen vakacioja
max eltoltesere rendes napi nun.
-kajat0l valami elter6 m0dot. va
lasztana. A zilyen vakasi6 valo
sziniileg mem sikeriilne egeszen
ugy, ahogy remelik, de epen ez d
korulmeny szolgaltatna az erde.
kesseg. felet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
MILYEN K0LTSEGEKKEL JAR
A HAZvETEL

A hazvetellel gyakorta rosszul
is lehet jarni, exert ajanlatos a
legokosabb tanacsokat meghall-
gatni es gondosan megfontolni
minden lepest. melyet ezzel kap-
csOlatosan tesz az ember. Elso-
sorban is telket es rata lev6
m6dositasokat, javitasokat, ujita-
sokat vasarolja az ember. Ha va
lamely hazepit6- ts kolcsonz6-tar-
sasag Building and Loan Associa-
tom k0lcs0nt ad birtOkra, ak
kor annak a tarsasagnak k0zvet-
len erdeke, hogy bizonyos dolgok-
ban vedelmet nyujtson. Icy egye-
bek kozott erdekeben van meg
allapitani, hogy birtokon nincs-e
valami regi jelzalog, hatralekos
ad6-kotelezettseg, epitesi anyag-
ert val6 tartozas, vagy barmifele
mas koveteles, mely az ingatlannal
szemben fenallhat.
Mindenekel6tt tehat arr6l kell
feltetlenil meggyozodni, hogy ,az
ingatlan tulajdonjogahoz ketseg
mem ferhet (clear tile), aztan alan
latos tulajdonjog biztositasa. HI
kell kutatni az 0sszes engedelye-
zett ugynevezett szolgalmi jogo-
kat, mi alatt olyan kivaltsagokat
ertunk, mint peldaul tavir6-tar-
sasagok azon joga, hogy tavir6-
p6znakat allithassanak birtokra
Ha a yetel alkalmaval keszpenz-
eloleges ajanlatot tesziink, nyilat-
kozatha kell foglalni, hogy vajon
az ablakred6ny0k. kalyhak esmas
ing6sagok beleert6dneAe avet.l-
be. A tiizvesz es mas elemek al
tai okozott esetleges karok vesze-
delmet a tulajdonjog teljes atada-
saig regi tulajdonos viseli.
A vev6 ajanlatat att6l tegye
fuggove, hogy tud-e megfelel0
penzkolcs0nt szerezni vetelhez,
tovabba attol koriiimenyt5l,
hogy az elado rendelkezik-e olyan
komanyokkal, melyek ketsegte-
lenne teszik . birtok tulajdonjo-
gat a cserefdrgalomban, vagyis,
hogy a tulajdonjog atruhazasa
nem jar-e neh6zsegekkel. a bir-
tok zalog- IS tehermentessege
nagyban megkonnyiti a tulajdon-
jog atruhazasanak miiveletst.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

ingtonban alandoan hasznAlnhk,
kenyelmet.enseget jelentenenek a
kongresszus, a kormany vegrehaj-
to hiyatalai vagy a kongresszusi
konyvtar referencia- -olvas6i sza-
mara.
1922-ben 367 k0nyvtar elvezte
.enne ka konyvtarkozi kolcs0nz6s-
mex el6nyeit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
tex mogott rejt6z6 vallalatok meg
bizhatatianok.
Milyeh anyagi erovel rendelkezik?


bizhatatlanok.
Milyen anyagi erovel rendelkezik?
AIT mondjak, hogy az embcr
6vi .i0vedelmenek egy es felszere-
setM szamitva ket es felszereSe-
rex ereieig vehet hazat. Azdn-
ban a legnagyobb figyelmet a ve-
Etel utan szamitott par esztendei
t0rlesztesre kell forditani. A hazr
her rendszerint a csalad evi jove.
delmenek tiztol huszonot vagy
t0bb szazalekat igenyli. Aki tehat
hazat vesz, a hazberen xviii rend-
szerint megtakaritott 0sszeget,
vagy esetleg tobbet is, t6ke es
kamatok t0rlesztesere hasznalja
fel.
A k0vetkezo pelda szerint egy
$4,000 evi jovedelemmel biro em-
Der vasarol egy S4,000-os hazat
es telket; van ezer dollar kesz-
penze a vetelhez es felvesz harom-
~ezer dollart, vagyis birtok er.
tekenek Is szazalekat kolcs0nre,
valamelE epitkezesi es kolcs0nzd
tarsasagt6l.
Egy $4,0O0-os haz evi k6ltsegei
(nem szamitva javitasokat), tor.
lesztesek a $4,000 kolcsonre, havi
felszazalekos vagy evi 6 szazale'
kos reszvenyek (takarek), even
tie -. ...e =. -. $780,
|6 szazalekos kamata $4,000
kolcs0nre :. ~. -. :. $780,
81 900 keszpenz 5 szazale-
kos kamatja =. -. -. So
Ad6k (egyes helyek szerint
kiilonboz6k) o.. -. -. 75.-
Biztositas -. -. s.
Fentartass (11h szazalek) Co.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

y =
A magyar kormany altal 90 ev 6ta
engedelyezctt haj6starsasdg
Magyarorszagha nap alatt
A vilag legyorsabb haj6in mindsn
kedden
AQUITANIA MAURITANIA
45.647 tonna 30,704 tonna
BERENGARIA ~
52,022 tonna
(Cherbpurgon at)
Egyenesen Fiumeba
az uj, fenyes es gyors olajeget6 hai6n:
TUSCANIA ;. ;. :. :. Junius 80.
- Egyenesen Hamburgba
az vi, elegans es gyors
I4KKHENlA. ;. ;. Jun. 49,, aug. g.
LAcoNA Julius 49, aug. 90.
Cart filkek az 6sszes i,aj6kon 8. osztk.
lyu utasok reszere. Tisztasag, kenye.
lem es kitGn6 magyar konyha. Kulonos
figyelemt n6kre 6s rm,kekres
Kitdn6en szervezett penzatutalas
magyar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ut janI
Haj6jegyert es b6vebb felvilagositassr}
forduljon legkozelebbi dgynoks6ghez..
Cunard- Anchor Lines .s,s ga7+@
712 smithfield St, sstsf sfQ
Pittsburgh, Pa $685.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

VlZVeZeIeK, VHldMOS dfdM, gdz eS
egyeb k0zhasznalati berendezesek,
vagy utcakovezes, jardakeszites
18th. cimen felmeriil3 k0ltsegek
fedezesere.
Hogyan fizessen otthonaert
A hazvetel alkalmaval AIT az
6sszeget, mely teljes vetelarhoz
hianyzik, kolcs0n formaJaban
szerzi meg a vev6. Ennel a pont-
nal szem el6tt kell tartani; hogy
mennel nagyobb biztositeket
nyuit a kolcsonzo a, kolcsonvett
osszegre, annal kisebb hasznalatl
dijat fizet kolcs0nert. A vissza-
| fizetesi igeretet birtokra helye-
zett zalog- vagy egyeb, jog bizto-
sitia. Az els6 zalogjog (first
mortgage), vagyis birtok ertekf-
mex felet vagy ketharmadat kite
v0 kolcs0n, teljesen megbizhato
befektetes es k0lcs0nert fizetett
kamatnak ennelfogva alacsonynak
ke!l Jennie. A masodik helyen be-
tablazott zalogjog (second mort
eage) mar nagyobb veszellyel lar
6s 10y a kolcs0nert szamitott ka-
mat es dij mar nagyobb. Aki
hailand6 olyan feltetel mellett ha-
zat venni, hogy hazhoz valo tu-
laidonjog mem lesz vetel alkalN
naval azonnal atruhazva, az
esetleg megtakarithat valamlt az
ilyen vetelnel, inert az eladot ke-
vesebb veszely fenyegeti es ICY
modjaban van kedvezobb feletele-
ket nyujtani vevonek.
Hol szerezzen kolcs0nt
/ Az orszag minden reszeben van
max epitkezesi es koRcs0nzo-tar
Sasagok, rendszerint abb6l a eel.
boil szervezve, hogy kisebb t0keJI
embereknek, akik hazat akarnak
venni, kolcs0n nyujtasaval segit-
segere legyeek. Ezeknek a haz-
epito- es k0lcs0nzo-tarsasag goknak
rendszere, mely szerint ugy kol-
/ cs0nosszeg, mint annak kamatal
hetenkint t0rlesztend6k, kitiin6en
bevalt es az emberek milli6llak
tapasztalata szerint nagy segitse
get jelent rendszeres takarekos-.
sag allandositasara. Gyakran SEE
rezheto kolcson takarekpenztarak-
tol, trust-kompaniaktol, allami
bankoktol, egyenektH es hagya-
tex kezel6kt0l.
Masodhelyen valo zaIogjogi be-
tablazasra rendszerint nehez k0l.
csont szerezni. Figyelembe vean-
do, hogy haztulajdonos abban
az esetben, ha masodhelyen tab.
laztat be zalogjogot, esetleg a
tenyleges ertek negyotodeert
vagy kevesebbert tervezi haz ell
adasat es ICY val6szininelg ennek
megfeleloen szamitanak is ma
sodhelyen betablazott zalogert.
Mindenekel0tt azonban, ha va.
laki penzt takarit abbol celb6l,
hogy otthont vasaroljon, ne tegye
belle penzet valami kecsegtet1
tervbe, mely nagy osztalekot es
DEMONSTRATIONS vagy meg ennel
is kisebb penzkolcsonzesi alkal-
mat iger. Az ilyen csabit0 igere-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
Osszesen $780,

Osszesen $780,
AZ evi $2,Go0-os j0vedelemnek
az $3.50 megfelel 271Ia szazalek-
max, mely kovetkcz6kepen osz-
lik meg: 1919 szazalek hazber, 9
szazalek takarek. K0rulbelul IL
even beliil a k0lcson lev van fizet
We es az otthon tehermentes es
szabad. !.
OLVASSA HIRDETESEINKE1
ES TAMOGASSA HIRDET0-
/ INKET! I!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

A vev5nek felkesziiltnek kell
lenni a birtok utani ad6k Is kiil0n
beruhazasi koltsegek fizetessre
vizvezetek, villamos aram, gaz Is
egyeb k0zhasznalati berendezesek,
vagy utcakovezes, jardakeszites
stb. cimen felmeriil6 koltsegek
fedezesere.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
EASTERNERS WANT
TO BUY CANNER1ES

A merger Of northern Colorado
canning concerns which include the
Empson company with factories at
Longmont. Loveland and Greeley,
the Fort Lupton Canning company
with a plant at Fort Lupton and the
N. C. Barwise company with plants
at Fort Lupton and Brighton, is plan
ned by . New York syndicate. nc
cording 10 reports from that district
The factories and other properties
involved in the merger will inven-
tory close to S2,000,000.
The contracts Of purchase, de.
clares q we'll informed Greeley H.
nancier, have been drawn up and are
being held In escrow at the First Ma.
tional bank, Denver, pending final
aFfanesmsnts.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
FlREMEN PREPARE
FOR STATE RACES
Dance is Planned June {
to Raise Funds for
Sterling Trip

Arvada firemen, the best company
of volunteer fire-fighters in the state
is making elaborate preparations TO
win ten of the eleven events which
are to be run at the state convention
in Sterling July 2, 3 and 4. The 9TH
er event is for firemen over 55 years
old, and no entrant is available in
the ranks of the local department.
A prize list of $500 has been put
up for which state firemcn will COM
pete, and if the early form showed
by the Arvada boys is any indication
there will be little for other teams
to spend. Hard work and plenty Of
it is the order and despite rainy
weather the men are gradually get
ting into first-class running shape.
The boys are staging firemens'
grand ball June 0 to defrny partial
" the expense incidental TO the trim
to the state meet. This dance is TO
be held at Bank hall and all sup
porters of the fire-boys are urgently
requested to make no engagements
for that night.
Only through the medium Of state
wide competition can the volunteer
fire departments maintain the inter
est necessary to speed up and make
more efficient their work. The meet
Is worthwhile institution and the
Of local men in II AZ
'urcs the city of fast fire fighter
when they are necessary.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
Grade School PUPILS
Stage SpringP|ayIet

People Of Aryndl enjoyed rnrc
treat Friday evening when 'hc teach
crs and pupils OF the grade school
presented n spring pluylct In the
high school auditorium.
The entertainment was In two
parts. The first part consisted Of
three musical games from the Kim
dcrRnrtcn and first prndca. The scc-
ond pnrt was musical fairy plnylct
"MidHummcr Eyc', given by all tho
rrndes. The group songs and chor-
uses were exceptionally well done,
while the two colo pnrts. the queen
and Dorothy, sung by Elsie Lombnr-
di and Virginia Ruth Slusher rcspcc.
lively, showed unusual individual tnl.
cnt. The dancing. too, Of the Flow.
cr girls. Wil!.o'.Wisps. and Little
Green Elves WIS graceful and chnrn-
Ing. Perhaps the most pleasing part
Of this opcrettn WA the artistic. col.
orful costuming and the harmonious
lighting effects.
The proceeds Of the entertainment
totaicd 5000 net. all Of which has
bssn ussd fer the purchass Of .
IN ~ 9ssls bs1llax.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
FRIDAY MEETING WILL DISPOSE
OF CANNING COMPANY'S OFFER

A meeting has been called by the
committee which has been investi-
eating the proposal Of the canning
company which purposes the cstab-
lishment of factory here.
The meeting which will be under
the auspices Of the Community club
will be held Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock at Grange hall.
Due to the advancement Of the
season, action must either be taken
now or postponed until another year
to get . good start. Mr.. Marvin.
manager for the Marvin.Peebles
canning company, requests that all
farmers and business men who are
interested IN the sstAblishmsnt Of
Tie factory here Be present promptly
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
RURAL MAI. BOXES MUST RE
ON RIGHT SIDE OF ROAD

All patrons of rural free delivery
must have their boxes located so that
the carrier can deliver mail without
driving from side TO side
This ruling which has been given
out by the fourth assistant postmast- .
cr general is to protect the cnrricrS
against violation Of the road rcguln-
tions and at the same time 60 pro-
vent serious accident.
Patrons are allowed fifteen dnys
after May 7 within which to relocate
all boxes which DO no. conform ia
the regulations.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
LOCAL MUSICIANS
IN MUSIC week.
Band and Chorus Appear
in Denver Concert
and Recital

The Arvada Community chorus
participated in the Denver Music
week program of Monday night in
the auditorium. Many choruses Of
Denver and chorus from the State
Teachers college of Greeley wcro
present.
The chorus sang the two firsS
numbers on the evenings program:
Greeting to Spring" by Strauss and
"Millcr's Wooing".
The local chorus il n newly form
ed organization and is directed by
John J. Wcbbcr. While not ms fin
ishcd band of singers ms are those
who have sung together for years,
the chorus has grcnt possibilities and
with the right spirit shown in prac-
ticc. will equal any community sing
crs in the state.
Wednesday evening the Arvnda
band. dressed ms "rubcs" parndcd in
Denver streets. scrcnnding the News,
the Post, and the Knight Campbell
Co. Wherever the band went Il was
followed by huge crowd and Dem
yer traffic simply came to a stand
still when tho "rubcs" started either
their music or comedy entertain
ment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17
MAYOR WILL MEET WITH
CITIZENS TWICE WEEKLY

Beginning this week, Mayor
Pliny o. Clark has in.ugurated
\ new schedule in town affairs
which. it is believed, will speed
up the town meetings and per.
NIT of more careful consider.
alton being given each item.
Each Tuesday and Friday the
mayor will be in Arvada from
4:30 p. m. and will discuss and
unofficially refer to committees
any matter brought to his atten-
ton.
Town trustee meetings have
at times in the past been long,
drawn out affairs because of the
discussions of matters which
might easily have been threshed
out before hand.
The usurping of any power i.
not contemplated by the mayor
who desires to put things in a
condition where reasonable
speed in town affairs may be
had without loss of due careful
ness in confederation.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17

developed that all the bond houses
have a deep regard for Arvada mu-
nicipal paper.
One bid offered slight premium
for fifteen-year maturity five per-
cent bond, an offer almost unheard
of with market conditions as at pres
ent.
Final action will be taken on the
sale of the bonds at further ad-
journment Monday night.
Monday nights session was de-
voted largely to routine business of
the town, the usual grist of bills
and minor affairs coming to atten-
tion of the board.
An ordinance was adopted provid-
ing for the transaction of business at
board meetings and discussion had
on the matter of speeding up the
bills and other town matters.
A plan is being tried out for all
matters to be referred to the mayor
on Tuesday and Friday afternoons,
and bills to be properly audited and
approved must be in by the first
day of each month.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-17

Chris Johnson is building bum
ralow for Mr.. Elk at Washington
Park.
Miss Elva Jacobs spent the week.
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. H. Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Whitcomb and
their daughter Helen Jane took din
ner at the Berton Kinkle home in
Ettleton.
Mrs. Nettie Jackson, mother of
Mrs. Henry Sayre and C. V. Jack
son had very bad fall at her home
in Denver. Mr.. II. Juchem brought
her out to Arvada Sunday and she
is getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
Mrs. Grant Griffith received word
last Wednesday of the death of Mrs.
Harriet f. Gullette of Ft. Lupton.
Mrs. Gullette was we'll known here
having been the wife of former
pastor of the Methodist church here.
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VIM. Lobb's mother is reported as
improved after her long illness.
Mrs. Elliott of Boulder is now
with her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Tiff
fany.
Mrs. Stella True of Highland Lake
spent the weekend with her moth
er, Mrs. Helen Daughty.
Mrs. Harve Loomis has returned
from Albuquerque, N. NJ, where she
has been visiting Mr.. Loomis.
Miss Ellen Graves and her school
children enjoyed picnic at her
schoolhouse the last day of school.
Mrs. Abbott has been on the sick
list or several days but is again able
to be about.
Wilbud Stcpp is working on the
Elizabeth, Colo, farm Of l.. A,
Wheeler.
Hon. Walter p. Smith left Tues
day for Santa Barbara, California,
for the benefit o! his health.
Miss Goldie Thomas left Sunday
for Trinidad, Colo, TO spend her va
cation with her brother, ]. T.. Thorn
as, and wife.
NJ. s. Fisher entertained DR.. and
Mrs. Tietzen and Mr.. and Mrs. En-
laugh and Mr.. Phelps from Denver
Sunday.
VIM. c. Stern. general manager
for the Doushcity interests near
Denver, was in town Wednesday on
light company business.
Erwin Schrack received word Fri
day of the death of mis- father, Thco.
Schrack at Alma, Ncb. ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Schrack he attended the fu-
neral services Sunday. Theo. Schrack
was Civil war veteran, S3 years
old and "A pioneer of Nebraska.
d. Wolverton and family Of Wash
ington ID. c., stopped OF in Arvnda
Sunday to visit with Mr.. Wolvcrton's
sister. Mrs. J. II. Lcrchcr and fam
iy. They were on their way 10 the
Philippines where Mr. Wolverton
holds government position.
Miss Gcorgina Tilcr's school clos
ed at Leydcn Friday ard the school
went up Bcnr Creek canon on The
last day where they had pi .r.e.
Both Miss 11ll.s and Mrs. Mary
Melin have been rengagcd to teach
in the Loydcn schools next ycnr.
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punci| Moves to =
Curb Speed Demons

\. soa would speed your automo-
| unreasonably or wish to drive
L..,. reckless manner, it would be a
h, w ,,s.' wise move to keep outside the
"a limits Of Arvada.
|. %snant lyman at the wantonly reck.
\ irving irving by drivers Of both trucks
,h.;u hu'lne cars, the town council
.S meeting Monday solemnly
=, mat each individual, acting
|. ....a ''tant to the mar.hal or the
authorities t, check the mani.
Practices Of hair-br.in,d div.
y p'sint after complaint has
st.red with the council. and
.ea .ea tim. a. . NOR. effective live
i.s. can s Be provided, II. tru..
ss taken Il upon thsm..lv,,
'' tAs sps.dsr, from thi.
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at to give everybody time for due
consideration.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Whitcomb have
moved to n house on Ralston avenue.
Miss Marie V. Lhyman was n guest
at the D. L. Powers home Wedncs-
day.
Miss Helen Newton will spend the
weekend mt home visiting friends
and relatives.
Little Miss Helen Jane Whitcomb
has had another X-ray and radium
treatment and Ia improving.
Alexander Cobsky, an uncle Of
Mrs. A. J. Rscht, Of Ia Veta, Colo.
II . Gvsst Of the latter for few
dayh Nr. Cebsky II up TO look A.
tsT business In Denver.