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Evening star., 1924-05-10
BUILDING PERMITS
$456,0OO IN WEEK
Several Large Homes Among
Projects Authorized by Dis
trict Officials.
STORE CONSTRUCTION O.K.,D
Many Smaller Houses Also to Be
Erected.

Several large home building prof.
ects are included in the list of con-
struction authorized in permits issued
by the District government during
the week. The aggregate value of
the construction. a list of which fol-
lows. is s456,OOO:
a. S. Beall, to erect dwelling at 1928
Talbert street southeast; value. $9. 900.
ID. A. Baer, to erect three one-story
stores at 3311-331S3315 Connecticut
avenue northwest; value, $4,000.
Il. H. Braxton, to erect dwelling at
1920 Vermont avenue northwest;
value, $4,000.
IS: j: White, to erect dwelling at
ssl9 End street northwest; value,
B. w. Masincup. to erect dwelling
4. soou Monroe street northeast;
H. G. Arnold, to erect dwelling at
ss ss4o High street southeast; value,
II. G. Bergling, to erect dwelling at
$500.
A. Jeffrey. to erect dwelling at 3911
18th street northeast; value, $4,000.
w A. Dunigan. to erect ten brick
dwellings, at S10-S2S Emerson street
northwest; value s50.00O.
Republic Oil Company, to erect store
at 1920 Wisconsin avenue northwest;
value, $4,000
NJ. Lyddane, to erect dwelling at 81
Nicholson street northwest; value,
$4,000.
Boss & Phelps, to erect fourteen brick
dwellings at from 1149-1175 Sd place
northeast value. $4,000.
Warner Wright and Vernon Stewart
to erect store and dwelling at 1907
Nichols avenue southeast: value. $500.
j. B. Shapiro. to erect twelve brick
dwellings, at from 2701-2719 Woodley
road value. $4,000
F. NJ Hatley, to erect dwelling at 2903
King place northeast: value, $4,000.
j. II. Gown ngton, to erect one brick
dwelling at 1920 Wyoming avenue; val
ue, 500, 900.
w. c. and A. n. Miller. to erect two
dwellings at 1918 and 1926 Jewett street
northwest; value, $4,000.
w. c. and A n. Miller to erect dwell
ing at 4337 Jewett street northwest !;
value, $1,000.
St Paul's Church, to erect building at
401 ] street southeast; value, s13,500
j. NJ. Robertson, to erect dwelling at
1925 Claiming street northeast value,
$4,000
c. w De Maine. TO erect dwelling at
$500 Edmunds street northwest; value
$4,000.
Harry NJ. Bralove. to erect two dwell
ings at 3551-53 Keolsuk street north
west; value, $4,000.
Edith B. Seek, to erect dwelling at
5o47 Massachusetts, avenue; value,
$500.
Evening star., 1924-05-10
Wanderlusters Plan Outing.

An all-day outing to Harpers Ferry
will be given by the Washington
Wanderlusters tomorrow leaving
Union station at 8 o'clock. A hike
of six to eight miles will be
taken, following, in part, the canal
towpath and across Elk ridge to
Elgin School and Sandy Hook, with
a visit to Jefferson rock and the Hill
Top house for dinner.
Since it is now the season of the
dogwood and the mountain violets
the time is an ideal one for this
particular walk, it is pointed out.
Lunch should be provided by each
participant. An invitation has been
extended to Harpers Ferry mixers to
join the party. Walter w. Paige is
to be trail leader
Evening star., 1924-05-10
PLAN MASS MEETING.
Jewish Citizens Prepare Anti-Tu
berculosis Education Work.

mass meeting for educating the
public to the danger of tuberculosis
will be a feature of the twentieth an
nual convention of the Jewish Con-
sumptives' Relief Society, which con-
venes here May 80.
This was decided .last night at the
final meeting of the local convention
committee, which is composed of 200
of the city's leading Jews, which was
held in the Eighth Street Temple The
mass meeting will be held tomorrow
afternoon, May IL, at the Hotel
Washington and a nationally famed
speaker will be on the program
Evening star., 1924-05-10
Takoma Has Tulip Show.

The annual tulip show of the Takoma
Horticultural Club opened in the audi
torium of the Takoma Library. 1t will
continue through today, and by special
arrangement an opportunity will given
the public to view the display tomor-
row from ? to 6 pm.
Many thousand of bulbs from Holland
were distributed by the club last fall
Admission to the show is free. Roy c..
z Courtney. secretary. The committee
in charge consists of w. T. Simmons
general chairman: H. c. Heffner. show
cha irman; R S. Krout. c. F. Wheeler,
Mrs. l.. V. Lampson and Mrs. L. c. Vogt
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Evening star., 1924-05-10

it to return a verdict for the defense.
The suit was brought by the Alex
ander Milburn Company of this city
bon Corporation OF New N,rk, six al
legged affiliated compani,&, and the
vis-Bournonville Company, New
York, for S2.250,000 damages for al
legged conspiracy to violate antitrust
laws.
1t has been proved, as the result of
experiments, that the circulation of
the blood is affected by music.
Evening star., 1924-05-10
"CARBIDE CASE" ENDS.
Judge Directs Verdict for Defense
After Five Weeks.

BALTIMORE, Md, May 10.-The So
called carbide case" which has oc-
cupied the time of the United States
district court for the last five weeks,
yesterday came to an abrupt ending
when Judge Morris A. Soper took the
case away from the jury by directing
Evening star., 1924-05-10

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Evening star., 1924-05-10

Let Yoman'S intuition guide
you. Plan today that your ,cife and
children may enjoy the benefits
that surround a home. After ten
years ,chich shall it be-a deed to
your 0vn home or pile Of rent
receipts?
Evening star., 1924-10-15
Church MUST HAET'
WAR, PASTOR SAYS.
Head of Disciples of Christ
Ayers Ideals of Creator
Must Rule Country.
By the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND, October 15.-A plea
for world unity, abolition Of class
controversies and the dedication of
churches to the prevention of war
was sounded here last night by Rev.
A. E Cory Of Kinston, N. c., presi
dent of the international convention
of the Disciples Of Christ, in his an
nual address to the convention.
President Cory attacked a political
system which would retard the
growth of the spirit of brotherhood,
and said a state permeated by Christ
would be a state without corruption.
This age with its very complexity
and it's increasing organization is
making it imperative that an attitude
shall come into the world which will
prevent class being set against class,
and. in fact, remove class ITSELF, he
said. This cannot be accomplished
by theory, but only by trying the
Christianity of the Christ
Cannot BE silent.
NO maudlin sympathy that is based
on historical differences, no preju-
dices that are wrought in bitter eI-
perience, or the fear of social equal
tiles, should hinder tho believer OF
tho limitless Christ in this hour.
When short-sighted politics lead to
haSty action that causes trouble be-
tween nations in the world, if I am
seeking the limitlesSChrist in him. I
cannot be silent.
"A state permeated with the ideals
OF Christ would be state without
corruption. The church as an insti-
tuition must ever be separated from
the state but the church in moral
and righteous questions must ever
lead the state, never follow it
Evening star., 1924-10-15

1T is not enough to say that war is
wrong. The church must not only
say this, but it must say that war
must be outlaWed. 1t must say more
than that-it must say that war must
cease to be-"
The presidents address closed yes
terday's session of the convention,
which was devoted to reading of COM
mittee reports.
Approximately 10000 pastors and
delegates are attending the conven-
ton.
Evening star., 1924-10-15
MIND FOUND DISEASED.

BOSTON, October 15-A young
man arrested a week ago on a charge
Of larceny of jewelry from a Boylston
street shop, who gave his name at
the time as James r. Herbert, jr, son
of n British nobleman, said in court
yesterday that he was Otto Hartman
of Chicago, with guardian, Julia
Sisco. living at 6657 Cliphant avenue,
that city. Police said he had posed
Evening star., 1924-10-15

as a nobleman at the Summer colony
in Newport a year ago, victimizing
several persons there. and had been
a mental patient in Florida hospital.
The court sent him to Psychopathic
Hospital for observation.
Evening star., 1924-10-15

MELBOURNE, October 14.-This
years vintage of wines in South Aus
tralia is the largest ever produced.
1t amounts to 10,756,5S8 gallons, an
increase of so per cent over last
years production.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14
WHEATRIDGE HIGH scHoo,

A fire drill was tried out Thurs.
DAY OF last week. Within forty-fiv.
seconds, all pupils were clear Of the
building WV
Ihe cast for the senior play has
Deen chosen and practice on Moth.
ing but the TRUTH is we'll under way
ana promises to be big success. Due
TO the large crowds who attend the
senior plays each year, the play will
he gUen twice. The dates for the
TWO performances will be announced
later.
Tuesday night of last week, .he
nigh school team defeated the Ash.
ton Chevrolet team Of Arvada in a
fast and interesting game on Wheat.
ridges floor. Two extra five-min.
ute periods were played to decide the
winner, the final score being Wheat.
ridge "a, Ashtons %.
A large crowd attended the bask-
etball game between Wheatridge and
Engiewood at Englewood Friday
night. The Wheatridge boys team
won by a score of 27 to 2l. The
girls game was very exciting one,
the score being tied many times. The
Englewood girls won by one basket,
the final score being Is to 13.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14
ALONG WEST 38th AVENUE

rckert spent the weekend
III a'as the Frost family in Denver
The Slater family are up up and and
nd ~. again after their siege with
he Influenza
a., Young has her household
-. S'I advertised for sale.
large brick house on West
~! ~. .nd Sheridan, formerly owned
y " Mrs. Bureh' burned last week.
~ Rem Talbot spent = couple
E d.ys last week with q sister on
evell boulevard.
.,,,ed Petersen visited friends in
.. ..tridee Monday. He formerly
...T on the Sam Beck ranch and
ss owns a place near the Moffat
so,. =" at which place he works
Tim Rudisell of Berkeley has been
.;.s some mason work for ] B.
rrago.
y L. Johnson Of Boulder spent
Sundsy at home.
Mr.. C. c. Andrus went to Denver
r.turday afternoon to attend the
sssnerian club of which she is
member
Mrs. Ruth Sullivan and son left
at week for San Diego, Calf.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Doud have .
,sv baby boy, born Feb. s at the
4 s. hospital. Their Oldest boy is
t,vine for a time with Homer Pier
lon and wife. V
M.rwood Doud has his white col
lie dogs on exhibition At the auditor
um this week. He sold one collie
8 party in Wyoming last week for
k5o.
Mrs. Amos Doud il on the sick list.
Geo. Hively's new house Is near
|us completion and will soon be
ready for occupancy. We understand
4 mas been rented for some time.
Mr., and Mrs. John Peterson Of
West Ssth avenue have . brand new
boy At their home.
Last Sunday the Whsatridge N. E.
khurch held very effective service.
Rsv. Rose spoke on Abraham Lincoln
Ind the Boy Scouts took an active
bart in the program under their
leader, Frank Brendle. A good sized
Iudience enjoyed this splendid serv-
|ce.
The Wheatridge Ladies' Aid will
hold an all-day quilting on Thurs
aay with Mrs. Fred LaEell and cot
lage prayer meetings will meet with
Gr. and Mrs. Hurt on West Send av-
enue.
The Wheatridge Parent-Teacher
association met last Tuesday after
noon. Rev. Rose was the principal
'peaker.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14
|PUBLlCFORUM
WAKE UP. ARvADAi

For the past couple Of weeks, the
talk Of the day has been about the
"jigger" service which the Tramway
company is going to try to hand Ar
vada-another ''lemon."
Being daily patron, at least twice
a day and sometimes more, l have
had the opportunity to hear "gab"
abOu. the wonderful "jigger" serv-
ice that is about to be handed to
Avada.
wonder if this would not be the
opportune time for Arvada to petit
ton for a straight city fare? Why is
Arvada progressing so slowly! Why
are Aurora and Englewood getting
ahead? Did you ever stop to think
that you can get on street car at
Lakeside and ride out to Aurora or
Englewood, which is approximately
IA miles, on city fare? The fare
from Arvada to Berkeley is higher
than some metropolitan trains.
In an article in one Of Denver's
newspapers last week it said: Con
hderation of the change in Arvada
ramway service was brought about
BY the falling off of traffic and
business on the line, officials de-
CARED. Since the lew cement road
1etween Denver and Arvada has
oeen completed the line has not been
= profitable venture, 1t is claimed,
because large part Of the traffic
hand!'d W AUTOMOBILES" For the
ually patron who is compelled TO ride
me car to and from work, and most
l. the time has to stand up because
u! seats are filled, the above state
.heht does not sound good. as the
eafs carry all the way from So to
~ and sometimes even more; but
we VIII admit that maybe the tram
way company is not making one
hundred per cent on their investment
"hd therefore on with the digger
service.
:. II Aryada gets straight city fare
u would also help the tramway, a.
more people would ride the cars, be-
.ause ., with u straight city fare, peo
p'e would come to Arvada to live
ol t keep them away with our "jinx'
. .ate, which everybody will have &c
ADMIT is being done.
ASK realtors Of Arvada what tht
prospective buyers tel! them Of tht
"rvada link" fare.
why not make 1924 a "banncr'
year y;ear Tor Avada and do something
s,ead ",i OF keeping the "jinx" fare OF
.!Isger service? "Seek and ye shal
a 1u and II we cannot rid ourselves
a he one thing that Is holdini
A''aoa back more than anything els'
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Morris N. Leftwich and
Mrs: Nora Ines Lef.wich BY dsea q
the records in the office Of the Clerk and
Reeorder Of the County, OF Jeffsr.on.
aH anS ,ss ,Ss sS es 81 s.
son, Colorado. the following described
real estate In the County OF jefferson.
All OF Lot numbered Seventeen 90.
and that part OF Lot numbered Thir-
,y'tTots9 y Riocs lying n.. north Of Gss Creek
cept that there is hereby reserved
from this conveyance rights over and
above and through and across said
telephone lines and the right OF in
gress and eYress for the purpose OF
installing and repairing same.
Also an undivided one-half interest
in all minerals. coal. oil and EHs
which may hereafter be found on said
which deed Of trust was made to secure
the payment OF one promissory note OF
sum OF One Thousand two hundred and
able to the order Of Josephine NJ. clifford
May ls,h. ls;s. interest being dsaSeisd
with interest thereon at eight per cent.
per annum until maturity. and thereafter
at ten per cent inters.. paysnl, monthly 20 Y
deed Of trust. reference 10 which is here.
by made for greater certainty. and,
WHEREAS, The said Norris NJ. Left
wich and Mrx Nora lnez l.eftwich and
all persons claiming by. through or un-
der them having defaulted in the pay
ment Of principal payments since August
18Th. 1873, and interest payments stnce
December 18th. 1902 and the legal holder
Of ssd note having elected On ,o,
rad Now due rHEKGEFoMh iPH KGsfFsoSMIfh A, tn. written
regse:. of Josephine u. Giffori. ,hs ie.
gal holder Of said note, pursuant to Law,
!. the undersigned. Public Trustee IN and
for the County Of jefferson. Colorado. do
hereby give notice that ] will. AT the
hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon Ct
Monday, the tenth day OF March. 4. ID.
1874 at the front door OF the Court
House In the City Of Golden, County Of
jefferson. Colorado. sell at public nuc.
tion to the highest and best bidder for
cash. the said described prcmiseA ind
all the right, title and intsre:t Of the
Inez Leftwich. their heirs and assikns
ance OF said note amounting TO $3.50 "
and interest since December 18th. 1877.
the indebtedness secured by saii deed OF
trust and the cost and expens.s u exc
cuting this trust, and will deliver TO the
purchaser n certificate OF sale ns provid-
ed by law.
Dated at Golden. Colorado. February
' g. b. FLEMING.
Public Trustee in and for the County OF
Jefferson. Colorado.
First publication, Feb. 1th, 1924.
Last Publication March 9Th. lx4.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14
NOTICE OF PUBLIC
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Mack Crider, by deed o
trust dated the 18th day Of August
A. D. 1921, which is recorded ir
Book POI, page 404, Of the records il
the office Of the Clerk and Recorder
Of the County Of jefferson, in the
state Of Colorado, duly conveyed t.
the Public Trustee in and for tn.
County Of jefferson, in the state Of
Colorado, the following described
real estate in the County Of Jeffer
son and State of Colorado, to-wit:
Lots twelve Q2) and thirteen
Q3), in Block Four az, North
Berkeley Gardens,
Together with all water rights
thereunto belonging; e,
which deed Of trust was made to se.
cure the payment Of one promissory
note OF even date with said deed OF
trust for the sum Of Eight Hundred
Dollars ($SOO), payable to the order
OF Anthony o. Morell, on or before
two (2) years after the date thereof
with interest thereon at eight (S)
per cent. per annum from date until
maturity, interest payable semi-an
nually, and with interest thereon al
ten tlO) per cent. per annum
from maturity until paid, as is more
particularly set forth in said deed OF
trust and the said promissory note
reference to which is hereby made
for greater certainty; and,
Whereas, the said Mack Crider hav.
ing defaulted in the payment Of said
promissory note and in the payment
of the interest due upon said note
since August II, 1929, and the legal
holder of said promissory note hav.
ing elected on account of said de.
fault to declare the covenants in said
Deed of Trust to have been violated
and to have the property therein de.
scribed advertised for sale:
Now, therefore, at the written re.
quest Of Henry Meier, the legal hold
er Of said note, pursuant to law,
the undersigned Public Trustee in
and for the County Of jefferson in
the state of Colorado, do hereby give
notice that I will at the hour OF
1000 in the forenoon. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1924
at the MAJ. .runt door Of the Coun.
ty Court House in the City Of Gold
en-, ir ssid County Of Jefferson anG
state Of Colorado, sell at public auc.
ton to the highest and best bidder
for cash. the said described premise,
I'D water rights, and all the right
title and interest Of the said MacI
Crider, his heirs and assigns therein
and thereto, for the purpose Of pay
ing said sum of eight hundred dollar.
(s800), as the principal Of said note
and interest thereon from August II
1922, as in said note and trust deco
provided (beirg the indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed Of trust), and tht
costs and expenses Of executing thil
trust, and will deliver to the pur
chaser a certificate of sale as pro
vided bv law.
Dated at Golden, Colorado, Febru
ary 6, 1924.
S. B. FLEMING.
Public Trustee in and for
the County of jefferson, Colorado
First publication, February Z, 1924
Last publication, March 6, 1924.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14
NOTICE
Aryada. Colo.

Arvada. Colo. Jan. Il. 1924.
To the Stockholders OF THE BRIGHT
AND BROWN LATERAL DITCH
AND IRRIGATION COMPANY:
You are Hereby Notified. That the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Bright and Brown Lateral Ditch and
Irrigation Company will be held at the
school house about one and one half
miles north OF Arvada, Colorado, on Sat
urday. the 23rd day Of February. 1924, at
the hour OF one o'clock p. M. for the
purpose OF electing directors for the next
ensuing year. Of levying or authorizing
the levy Of an assessment to meet the
cost and the expenses Of the operation
and the maintenance OF the Company's y
property, and OF tranncting such other
business AZ may properly come before
the meeting.
THE BRIGHT AND BROWN LAT
ERAL DITCH AND IRRIGATION
COMPANY.
BY Henry Meier.
Secretary.
First publication February I, 1924.
Last publication, February q, 1874.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14
THAT BOX PEACE PLAN

The prize-winning Box peace plan
seems to be quite popular according
to votes for the measure on file from
all parts of the United Safes. OF
the total votes in by February l, the
vote stood 351,256 for the plan and
1927 against the plan.
Voting is to be continued until
March /.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14

we will still have Henry Ford with
his busses to fall back on.
This is leap year, so let's all get
together and strongly protest and
propose-with petitions and live wire
committees from all organizations
within Jefferson county, for a
straight city fare.
The Arvada enterprise., 1924-02-14

Patronize our advertisers. They
patronize US.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-09
pADEREWsKI IN HARTFORD

Paderewski will bring his American conceh tour for 1923G4 to a close with his concert at the Capitol theater Hartford, Sunday afternoon May 11th, at three o'clock daylight saving time, two o'clock standard time, under the direction of Robert Kellogg. It will be a fitting climax to the most not able music season Hartford has had. With such a conspicuous artist to ter minate the season record breaking attendance is expected. The concert may possibly be the last by Paderew- ski in this country. .. Paderewski is noted as n man of decision. At 63 he is younger, feels stronger and displays more energy than an average person of 40. Ere auently he is asked if this will be his farewell tour and invariably he an swcrs
 'rhere will be no farewell tour, as far as I am concerned, The moment 1 realize that I am no longer making any progress in music, I shall stop playing, but you may rest assured that the fact will not be heralded."
New Britain herald., 1924-05-09
NEW SERUM FOUND
 FOR PNEUMONIA
Harvard Scientists Isolate Deadly Germ After Five Years

70 New York, May 9.-Announceme was made yesterday in Boston and in this city that Dr. Lloyd B. Felton of the Department of Preventive Medi- cine and Hygiene at Harvard Medical school had found treatment for pneumonia which is expected to cut l the death rate from that. disease by 1 o5 or 50 per cent.
 ! The announcement was made with the authority of Dr. Milton ]. Rose nau of Harvard, Dr. William II. Park after the remedy had been found re- markedly successful in sixty pneu- monia cases treated in Boston and sixty treated in this city by Dr. Park and others.
 |, The substance discovered by Dr. | l'elton is a white crystalline powder which he has separated from the or dinary horse serum that has been used with uncertain results in the treatment Of pneumonia. This white crystalline powder is believed to he the orotectiye substance or the anti body against pneumonia in pure or a nearly pure. state.
 Uscl on t2O Human Patients
 This substance has now been in jected into 1a0 human cases without the slightest unfavorabe reaction It is apparently, entirely clear from the clements which in the horse serum have caused chils, fever and the so-caled serum sickness"