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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-14
AGENTS WANTED

SUBSTANTIAL OLD LINE LIFE IN
surance company has just entered Tex
IS and needs a reliable general agent at
san Antonio. Attractive policies, low
premiums high commission with M
petual renewals and liberal office IL
lowance to the right man. Box "A Light
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LARGE BUSINESS LOT NEAR BRAcK-
enridGe Park; fine shady residence lot
just off Broa dway. Large business and
residence lot opposite South Side high
school with some improvements. 40I
Brady Bldg. CIR. 557.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE

ONb CENT WORD EACH DAY
minimum zoe a dayl. Sc a word Tor
four consecutive days. payable in ad-
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REAL ESTATE
HOUSES FDK SALE.
Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex. practically
new. all conveniences. the built-ins. two
sleeping porches. breakfast nook. double
75-foot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks. Just off Broad
way and outside city limits. would sub
Lit offer.
Large l6-room apartment house on
large corner lot on very top of Alamo
Heights, overlooking the city. paved
street with cement walks. garages and
modern conveniences. all in good condi-
ton, price reduced $4,000. something for
shrewd investor.
Close-in five-room bungalow with bath.
hell, sewers. gas, electricity. on paved
street, cement curb and walks, only
$4,000, subject to confirmation.
Acreage tract on Robert Z. Lee street.
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christi
roads. with city water and lights near.
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
& TRUST co.
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE

-.-----.---llAls.sI - IL : = = led MA.E
FIRST-CLASS COOK. STATE REFER
ences and wages desired. keienburg's
Cafe. New Braunfels. Tex.
WANTED AT ONCE. MEN TO LEARN
the barber trade. BARRIERS wanted
everywlGre. Expert instruction and con-
slant practice qualities you in few weeks.
Ierms on tuition. Call or write Lewis
Barber College. 727 W. Commerce ST.
WANTED - FIRST-CLASS MACHINE
men, Prsssel Sash and Door Co. san
Antonio, Tex
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Five-room. bath. modern. three 5O-foot
lots. high location. outside city limits,
North Side. best offer will get equity.
Hurry. CIR. SSH or Mis-. $3.50
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

BEACON HILL. MODERN SEVEN
room bungalow, built-in features.
double garage. good neighborhood. paved
street. four doors from car line. for safe
or will take good lot as part payment.
inquire 4e2 Soledad St
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FARMS FOR RENT

FIVE ACRES FOR RENT: Two-sToRY
box house, with garage; windmill.
COW pen. sheds. ETC.; "a miles from
city limits and just off Fredericksburg
Road. SIS per month"; Travis S593.
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Free Employment Dent.

carpenters, bricklayers. laborers and
others placed on jobs. office help. reg
lster Immediately. open Shop Associa-
ton. eOt Bedell Bldg. Cr 6OOi.
Bo1s-l3 AND Is, WORK AFTER
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Monte Vista and
Northa zen Week
IMMEDIATE Possession
Furnish and Furnish

REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
AND LOANS
CLOSE-IN ACREAGE FOR
SUBDIVISION
About. six acres, or so lots. adj
joining Jones Ave, near new rrade
school, on street car and iitney.
right in the center of development;
very low price for quick sales.
Ask Mr.. Foster.
BEACON HILL
ROSE GARDEN BUNGALOW
Attractive bungalow, of six
rooms, breakfast nook. bath and
two rooms. large brick fireplace
guaranteed to heat and not rmoke
lovely dining room. two fine bed
rooms with sun parlor to one. hall
way leading to bath. many built
in features in kitchen. Good ga
rage and servants room. lovely
shrubbery- with 30 thrifty rose
bushes. Shown by appointment.
Call W. c. Allen.
FURNISH & FURNISH.
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GENERAL
INSURANCE
GEO @ sAUh a SON

FOR sAkE-Two LOTS EACH so BY
125. corner of Grimes and Gulf, terms,
$500 cash. Call Army Pest 41t, ring l.
Mrs. John c. Wade
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Harlandale Lots

Three 50-foot full size lots. half block
from street car line. near school and
churches: price $500. Call Mr.. Fowler.
A. V. DULLYE, REAL ESTATE.
1915 Nogalitas 81. CIR. 1918.
HOUSTON ST. LOTS IN JEFFERSON
Heights. between Covers and Mittman
SITS: IS feet south front for 500, SO feet
north front for $500: part cash. balance
TO suit have. $500 equity in $3.50 lot.
so feet front in Northidge. corner Nor
wood court and Mccullough Ave-; Will
sell for $3.50 cash. Tr. Ssss.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FIvE-ACRE COUNTRY HOMEsITE ON
Fredericksburg road near city; good
land and fine shady building location,
$1,000. 40l Brady Bldg. CIR. $50.
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DEIIyERY SERVICE.

wt., the delivery o. your co7r n, the
y.rb, 's i-te ~ ir-e-rlar you VIII 90 Us
= favor nv comma inirc-
Tsl.rhorr Crockett 1872 hrfore n N
q, ,rr.p DAYS and hnfore ~ =. ~ m
sunday mornings ami naner VIII ne
81. 80, nv s,cci>t rnrssnnCr--
THr can ANTONIO LIGHT
Circulation Dep~-fraent
Crockett 1s4e-
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Statesmen WANTED

$50 TO $50 WEEK GUARANTEED TO
good oil salesmen who are producers;
good leads furnished; references re-
CURED. No. &c Light.
Statesmen WITH CAR-IF SIS TO SI5O
per week will interest you see Mr.
Budd. He will explain our proposition
10 you. Phone room us Lanier Hotel.
between TO p. m. or s and 10 d. m.
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RENTALS
HOUSES FOR RENT.

HOUSES FOR KENT.
ATTRACTIVE FTvE-ROOM COTTAGE.
| modern. with sleeping porch, garage.
paved street. half block Presa. Pleasant
surroundings. 100 Dunning. Mis-. 39s.
FOR RENT-THREE-ROo HOUSE.
1916 Delaware. Mis-. $3.50.
DUPLEX BUNGALOW, ANNA HGTs..
car line, paved street, garage. linoleum.
shades, Pittsburg heater. Call mornings
| 62i Patterson Ave. Phone evenings ask
for Mr.. Simpson. CIR. 757.
sleeping porch and bath. milk house.
| large barn, suitable for small dairy or
| chicken raising. $40. Woodlawn 1247.
FOR RENT-coTTAGE. FOUR ROOMS.
screened porch, bath, gas. 500 Syca-
more st. Inquire 5si Nolan.
FOR RENT = FOUR-RoOM HOUSE,
cheap. big yard and garage. Inquire
iiS Helena. lis Pearl.
FOR RENT = CLOsE-IN THREE
Loom house with sleeping porch. bath
and electric lights. Inquire 40S South st.
FOR RENT-To PERMANENT PARTY.
no children, five-room and sleeping
porch. modern. garage. 610 Barbe st.
s3s. Phone Tr. 100.
cLOSE-IN SIX-ROOM MODERN COT
tage. 112 Aubrey. off Dwyer Ave. Also
two-story modern residence 416 Dwyer.
references. Mission 1905 or ISL.
FOR RENT : FTvE-ROOM MODERN
cottage with screen porch and garage
5o2 S. Presa st.
MODERN FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE.
large sleeping porch. fig trees, two
blocks from schools. Mis-. 500.
PRACTICALLY NEW FIvE-ROOM
cottage with all modern conveniences.
on Beacon HILL II looking for nice
cool place for summer. apply 1911 Wa
Russell place.
900 CASTRO 81. FOR RENT. FIVE
room house, all conveniences, on car
line; reasonable rent. Woodlawn .2o5S.
917 Menchaca st.
FOR RENT OR sALE-FIVE ROOMS:
bath. glassed-in sleeping porch; gas.
lights. hot water. 1873 McMullen st.
Phone Mission 41is. -
MODERN SEVEN -ROOM Two-sTORY
house. walking distance to Houston
St. excellent neighborhood. Phone CIR.
1872 or CIR. ios.
FOR RENT-F0UR- ROOM NEW COT
tage. with sleeping porch and all
modern eonvenicnces, $50 month. 331 z. |
Fest st. Apply S32 f. Fest ST. Owner.
WANTED-AT ONCE, HOUSES II ALL
parts of city. we will advertise your |
houses free of charge, rent your house. |
collect the rents for only 5 per cent |
RoGERs-HILL & co.
FOR RENT-BRAND NEW FIVE
room cottage. ia Loretta place, $50 !
Phone Tr rs.
MODERN FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
all conveniences. 335 Helena. In |
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PROFESSIONAL. SERVICES

FOR LANDSCAPES IN OIL AND
signs Of all kinds. call TT. 1929 or
Az Soedad st.
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wANTED-To TRADE A GOOD j
Ing business for Ford car. Conf
and. let us show YOU where you can II
some money.
BUSINESS INVESTMENT AGENt|
400 Russell Bldg. Tr.
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Foreclosure Sale. S325O

FURNISH & FURNISH.
6l6-e3 Brady Bldg. Cr. 1927.
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LOOK-SUITS CLEANED AND PRESS
ed. 80 cents; called for and delivered.
work guaranteed. Fox Cleaners and
Dyers. Or. 1924 or CT. ss1g.
SUITS CLEANED AND PRESSED. use.
Phone Or. 636. The Pantatorium. us
Live Oak st. We call for and deliver
BOY WANTED TO WORK AROUND
store. 12S West Houston st.
WANTED-BOY ABOUT IS YEARS OLD
on bread route. must have recon-
menda ;ion: an experienced one preferred.
Can after p. m. Don't phone. Ballie's
Electric Bakery.
HIGH-CLASS BOOKKEEPER, CAP
able of managing accounting depart
ment; must be able 10 attend to collec-
tons and finances generally; responsible
position with good future. Young man
preferred. Apply Southern Steel Co..
100 block South Presa.
MEN-LEARN BARBERING: DOUBLE
your earning power: easy, clean work;
good job waiting when competent: short
course completes; day or evening: call Or
write. Moler Barber College. 400 West
Houston.
WANTED-TwO TIMERS AND TWO
helpers, must be experienced Apply
Monday morning at o'clock. S. L. Sad
Ter * Co. ei9 Duval st.
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Want Bungalow

$3.50 cash and super six car. first pay
ment, on North Side bungalow. not over
$1,000. Mrs. Hutches. Tr. 1887. Redus
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IuIy'N AND SURE WAY FDH
RESULrS-LIGE WANT Abs
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No. Motor Car. From Aus
tin ................. w d. III
No e-Motor Car. From Aus
~, Tro,, laredo $3.50 a. m.
No. s-rron 81. louis and.
Kansas City 300 H.
No. s-From Laredo and Mex
leo points '...''''''' 20 ",
No. 5-From St. Louis. -. .o'7V p w.
No. from st. Louis. Santa
Fe Conn. tsunshine
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CLOsE-fN FURNISHED APARTMENT;
sleeping porch convenient, nicely fur
nished. two blocks north postoffice. Call
407 Ave T..
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900 ACRES, IMPROVED FARM IN
highly developed farm district seven
miles from county seat town. Will sell
on terms or will trade for city property
or good ranch. Call OR. 351. Henry
Hagelstein. Brady Bldg.
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GIRLS IN NEED OF A FRIEND|
invited to call at the Salvation i
Reserve Hospital. 30l9 River Az
any time. CIR. 25I:.
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TEN statesmen

Men capable of producing re-
suits in house-to- house solicitation.
Apply to Mr.. Burton at the office
of The Light, 507-51l z. Travis st,
tomorrow morning at $50.
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DEPARTURES
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No. s-Motor Car, From Aus
Tin II wv ~ ia
No 1o-Motor Car, From Aus
lin ..,.......-.-. wv y III
No. z-For st. Louis. Santa Fe.
ciaD 900 a. m.
No. 4-For st. Louis ....1:0O a. m.
No. s-Fnr Laredo and Mex
leo POINTS ..........e:5O a. M.
No. s-Fcr Temple, Fort Worth
ard Kansas Citv. (Santa
Fe Sleenerl. St. Louis
via Palestine. I.-G. ~.
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DRIVE IN

Where the Lights Are Bright
On the main road to the Plaza.
Music and dancing every night
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The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10

The Westminster Athletic club, ii
its regular meeting last Friday even.
ing, voted to give up the right to the
Grange hall for its second meeting in
February, to the Westminster Com.
munity chorus.
A letter from Miss Ella Olcson
who is visiting in Long Beach, Cali.
fornia, tells of an interesting trip
she took recently. She visited the
U. S. S. Maryland which WAS station.
ed about three miles out, just inside
the breakwater. A sailor took the
party in which she went all over the
boat, which they found very up-to,
date. A few days later the flee,
sailed from this port, not 70 return
until May. Miss Olcson writes tina,
she enjoys very much watching tho
ocean. They usually visit the beach
twice day.
The Young Mems class of the Sun.
day school Of the Community church
has decided to take up the study Of Il
most interesting book by Josiah
Strong, entitled, "Thc Times and
Young Men" Mr.. Gregory is the
teacher.
The international lessons. followed
by several classes in the Sunday
school, begin January 6, with an out
line Of old testament history to be
compelled in six months. Those who
find the old testament difficult will
find this series of lessons helpful
and interesting. Those unable to at
tend Sunday school ARE invited "a
join the home department.
Mrs. NJ. S. Moffctt gave a lunch
con Thursday Of last week in honor
of Mrs. Myrtle Rickctson. Guests in.
cluded Mcsdames Ricketson. r. X.
Aldrich, r. W. Day, +. S. Davis, W.
J. Gregory. d. II. Longneckcr. and
II. G. Mills and Miss Margaret O'Gor.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Irwin made
business trip 20 Brighton Monday.
Westminster Athletic club is plan
ming TO give dance nt the Grange
hall Friday evening. January ls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Pugh and
family are moving into the brown
bungalow on Federal boulevard own
ed by Mr.. Hciscr Of Denver.
Louis Kelso is the proud possessor
Of new radio outfit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sodcrpren Of
Laramie, Wyo.. who have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. John Bowles
here, left Sunday evening for Cali
fornis where they expect 10 spend
the rest Of the winter.
Mr.. and Mn. Aikens Of Sand Creek
were visitors at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Gnos Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10
LOOPS
LOOP" ON SLICK ROAD

Elmer link" Elliott's car has taken
to ''looping the loop" according to it.
actions Wednesday night on West
Grand View.
Mr.. Elliott, in company with E. P.
Duffy, VIM. Bennet, Harry Newton
and John Enock. was driving toward
Denver on w. Grand View.
Approaching a pile of dirt heaped
on his side of the road, Mr.. Elliott
swerved to one side to avoid the rub
bish. As the car swung over the
frozen road, the coating of fine
light snow offered no foothold and
the car skidded into the curbing on
the north side of the street.
The car turned completely over
breaking off the right front wheel
smashing off a spotlight and break.
ing the top and both windshield
glasses.
None of the occupants of the car
were injured.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10
ARLINGTON I. YOUNG

Arlington r Young, AZ years old,
died at his home near 3sth avenue
and Wadsworth Saturday Jan. s. Mr..
Young was we'll known in the Wheat
ridge community and carried the mail
daily from Alcott station, Denver, to
Wheatridge postoffive. He was tax.
en- i'll with pneumonia last Thursday,
after having carried Wednesdays
mail, and died after but two days of
illness.
Mr.. Young was born in Green
county, Iowa, April 25, 1877. In
Nov, 1918, he moved to a garden
tract in the Wheatridge district and
had since lived there. He was mar
ried in Sept, 1915 to Miss Grace
Crane.
He is survived by his widow, two
children, Nancy, 2, and Charles, 2;
and a brother in Lawrence, Kansas.
Funeral services were held from
the residence Monday afternoon, the
Arvada Masonic fraternity conduct
ing the ceremonies in conjunction
with Martin Temple. Burial was
made at Crown Hill.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10
RALSTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomns Lem of lone
VINO have been spending the holidays
at the j. G. Williams home have tax
en- house In Leydcn where they
viii spend the winter.
Miss Bernicc Madden Of Denver
has been visiting ut ths home Of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Pcnrcc.
William West has returned 10
Boulder where he will resume his
studies nt the university the coming
quarter.
Mrs. G.. w. Hnrkncss entertained
the Methodist Guild Mt her home on
Thursday afternoon.
Gertrude and Alfred Titus Of Den
yer have returned TO the care Of Mrs.
II. Shrnnk after spending the holiday.
with relatives.
Miss Addie Moon spent several
days last week visiting friends In
Denver.
Miss Esther Bishp, who IN teach
ing Mt GRANADA visited Mrs. l.. l..
Widemnn Thursday Of last week.
Misses Carrie and Frances Moon
returned TO Fort Collins Saturday nf-
ter two weeks vacation spent At
home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10
Fruitdale and
Prospect Valley

Mrs. Rosendell, 80 years old, pass
ed away at the home of her son and
daughter Bert and Miss Emma Ros-
endell New Years day. Her home
was in Nebraska. She came to the
Wheatridge district about two years
ago to visit with her children, and
her declining health health prevented
her return. A daughter from Ne
braska was present at the time Of her
death and with Miss Emma accom-
panied the body to Springfield, Neb.,
where she was laid to rest beside her
husband. She was fine Christian
lady and had made many friends dur.
ing her stay in this vicinity.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. Frank Bond Thursday.
Mr.. Alto. who has been III for
some time is better At this writing.
Voting on the consolidated school
project in this community has been
postponed until Friday, Jan. 25.
The stork visited this community
twice Monday, bringing n girl baby
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Nelsien on
West 3sth avenue and boy baby to
the Storms home in Fruitdale.
The Fruitdale basketball team will
give q basket supper at Fruitdalc,
Friday, January II. The proceeds OF
the evening will be used to purchase
suits for the team.
The Thomas family on West 4sth
Avenue has moved into the little
house on the Coberley place.
Ernest Underwood is entertaining
a case Of sciatica rheumatism.
Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Sullcn. Rev.
and Mrs. Frank Estsrbrook. Rev. and
Mrs. N. j. Meyer and daughter took
Saturday dinner st the A. s. Beck
home.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10
HIGH CAGERS
MEET DEFEAT
GIRLS WIN FIRST GAME OF 1884
LEAGUE SEASON IN UNlM.
PRESSlVE GAME - GOLDEN
BOYS AND GIRLS HERE FRI.
DAY NlCHT-CAME AT7P, M.

The ArvadR high school cagers
were seemingly unable to "snap into
it" in their first league game Of the
1924 season. and lost Friday night
to the Littleton high school by .
score Of "a to %. The game was
played at Littleton in the high school
gymnasium.
The game was slow and shooting
on the part of the locals was poor.
The game ended with the score
tied at 2l-2l, necessitating an ext,
five minute period In the
'"-e Lt.a,on scored three ir %
throws to one field goal for ArYada.
In the girls game tie locals won
from the Arapahoe county squad hy
score Of l8 to IL. Inc s.rs came
was n disappointment to the coaches,
II being thought that IA much larger
score should have been registered.
Whsatridss At Enslswooa.
In the only other league games Of
last week, Wheatridge took a fall
out Of EnRlewood by IL score Of 81
to 10. In the girls game, the game
ended In tic, both teams having an
nexed l5 points.
Arv.da ~. M. 4 o. 10.
The high school team trounced tho
N. 4 o. team of Denver in the Dem
Yer Y. NJ. c. A. Saturday night by .
score Of 22 to 10.
Golden al Arvada Friday.
Golden high school. both boys and
girls, will furnish the opposition for
Arvadn Friday night. the games be-
ing scheduled in the ArvadM high
school gymnasium.
Thirty-five cents is the admission
charge for the game, and IL In nm
nouncd that all holders of season
tickets will be given preferred scntx
II they apply ut the west entrance.
Single admission tickets should bc
purchased at the cnst entrance.
The tip-off for the first game is
scheduled ut TOO p. m. sharp.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10

culcate in our children productive
earning. careful saving, wise spend.
ing and helpful giving. 1T is no dis
grace to be poor. The dis,e erace lies
in staying poor because you have
never learned to be thrifty.1
Special Notice to Parsrt..
Saturday, Jan. 10, beginning at
IL a. M, the Parent Teachers asso.
citation will have another food\sale in
the postoffice. The tenth, eleventh,
and twelfth grade mothers are Nkei
to contribute the food, and evefy.
body is urged to help the cause by
buying food. The last food sale was
success in as far as all the food
contributed was sold, but it is SIN
cerely hoped that more people will
cooperate this time and contribute
food. Anyone not a 10th, 11th or
18th grade mother, wishing to send
in some food, will certainly be help
ing a great deal and an act of this
sort will be very much appreciated.
February 6. will be the next meet
ing Of the Parent Teacher associa-
ton. 1t will be child welfare meet
ing. 1t is hoped that the attendance
at this meeting will exceed that OF
all meetings so far this year.
Friday night, Jan. II, at 700 p. M
there will be a double basketball
game between the boys and girls
teams Of Golden and Arvada, in the
Arvada high school gymnasium. All
who have season tickets will be given
preference of seats and will enter
through the west entrance. Those
who do not have season tickets will
please enter through the east en-
trance.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-01-10
ARMADA HIGH SCHOOL,

Mr.. Vanderhoof's roll call enter.
tained in assembly Monday morning
Katherine Newton, Eleanor Dalke,
Lois Desch and Anna Atkinson sang
"Smarty", "The Tragedy" A silent
play was also given. The four girls
also sang "No, Sin" and "Just q Girl
that Men Forget"
Wednesday morning Jesse r. Nor.
gan Of the Colorado School of Mines
addressed the assembly. He says the
keyword to success is "P. E. P."-
namely, Preparation, Economy and
Personality.
The first year Agriculture clas.
went on trip up to Mr.. Kendall's
dairy north Of town where they stud.
led the methods used in separating
cooling, sterilizing and bottling milk
They also observed the milking ma
chimes used on an ideal dairy farm.
The Arvada Parent Teacher asso.
citation had their monthly meeting al
the high school building Wednesia,
afternoon at 200. The program va,
given by the parents this month and
was a very interesting one. Music
was rendered by the ladies' quartet
Mrs. Hiram Brown gave two read
ings, one dramatic, one humorous
Mrs. Branaman also gave two read
ings, what the Train Brought In, ,
the other, "How Sockery set the
Hem. Rev. ]. F. White addressed
the meeting on "The General Idea
of the Bank. He said that stat IS.
tics show that 90 per cent Of the
commercial business Of the country
is done through banks. Mrs. Ia
Bruzza gave an instructive talk or
:"Thrift," saving that we should in.