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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

5sS,!on The franchise right is hereby granted by
ne CITY and County @: Denver Public Service Company
q Colorado s and assigns locate. build
sae p'Schsse msina!n and operate, within the said City
ana nnty OF Donver, plant plants and works for the
nAnuenrs generation transmission and distribution of cleo
Ney A.: ARTIFICIAL and natural ALL for lumina
s heating hqd power purposes with the right and privilege
< Inc period and the terms and conditions herein
gale D1ed,ct, to the CITY of and the in
habFAnh thereof by means of pipes mains conduits and
snd. along sud across the following described
sNt. v.Auet. bridges roads lanes wales pnzas public
sAys asd paaess tn he CITY and County of Denver
Ana usss ary crsAson connection continuation
Il "a ason alleys. vaducts bridges.
b. s., III cu opened located or Constructed within
q: sa Nv hereafter included in the boundaries of
~ o*y sad Ge<n1 Of Ds.'or.
ssse.AA g. AN pnlss within the City County
w sssd and by said Public Service Company
4 erado ssai b. kept in good repair and condition and
all such poes as erected upon and along public streets
Shall be hs painted in manner approved by the Art Com
mission OF the City and County OF Denver.
Section The City and County of Denver
right 20 AL poles within the City and County Denver
by Public Service Company Colorado the
OF srnGng wires for its Fire Alarm and Police Signal
System provided that the said Public Service Company of
Colorado shall liability be put
connection Herewith except the maintenance OF such poles
and the o. sad roles by ead City and County shall be in
such not TO interfere with said Companys OF
the
Public Company shall
required within City County of Denver
expense extend distribution pole lines dis
tance OF hundred twenty-five u25) feet supply
customer who shall demand electric service and extend
gas distance of hundred 900 feet supply
any customer who thal demand rs service provided that
such shall electricity gas, the
mry be, for Lor!od OF at least one year.
Section g. In consideration of the granting this franchise
Public Service Company CT Colorado asss to the limitation
yer to be determined ana established as provided in this
franchise sG further constellation a tho service TO be
Payments e lnte b. s:il Company for the
public ald benefit s,,sNa4ro h.r-in stipulated
lie Service Company q Ca'tr": eb% granted the right
schedules and 10 charge ereunor for service and for
sctrcty and gts f.rnF"d Tor ana private use our
Seven "a. not exceed TIE f3gowlng:
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

Provided that for the remainder OF the year 1873 ana
until April !, 1926 by which said ANNUAL linden
NUMBER for the preceding calendar Will have been col
leced and published shAll be change in
the said charges After April l. in lp2b
and In each succeeding the said ANNUAL INDEX NUM-
Der of the calendar preceding shall govern, de-
ternine provided section the said
and charges and for twelve 2 months from and
after each such April nrst
Section s. Public Service Company OF Colorado is
hereby given the right substitute for
artificial in whole in part. The company
to reasonable effort supply Of natural
for the City County Denver agrees upon
securing the forthwith TO enter into contract with
the City and County Of Denver fixing the and charges
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

cents If o) days after the
praion Of the period which the bill rendered provd
cd that said Company shall receive less than twenty
five t25) cents per month per
and for service furnished light heat
the basis yearly contract for service,
nine dollars $4,000 meter, and three dollars
$4,000 each G0) cubic feet OF maximum
hourly demand plus charge of C70)
thousand cubic feet for furnished with
discount Of ten O from the total is
made within O) expiration of the period
which the bill is rendered
Section Public Service Colorado during the
life OF this franchise shall pay Treasury c
and County of Denver subject the provisions
90 ali that portion Of its gross receipts
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
The Franchise
Confidence in is evidenced by the fact that we take pride
in laying before every citizen of Denver for the single
purpose of full and complete understanding

discount OF ten uO) per centun, making the rate
and two tenhs az kiowatt pay
ment s made within 0l expiration
period for which the bill is rendered. provided
company shall receive not ess than %
meter with ten u0) off payment
within O days after the expiration period for
which the bill is rendered.
For electric current and for service for lighting
the readiness basis yearly
ice nine dollars $4,000 per year meter,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
Think For
Yourself

and Of the city and County of Denver is hereby
authorized empowered and directed by ordinance to
into contract,
Section This shall take effect upon ap
proya by vote OF qualified of the
City County Denver upon the filing of the bond by
said Public Service Company Colorado provided in
Section IT, hereof of twenty
(20l from he eff
Section 10. Wherever the Public Service Company
OF Colorado used in this franchise intended In
cude. and include only Public
Company OF Colorado but also its
assigns
contained nor the PROPOSAL thereof shall be waiver OF
any rights or privileges belonging to- or claimed to belong
any of its assgnor or predecessor companies or either
OF its immediate grantors all such
rights and privileges shall remain wholly unaffected by this
thnehise
section ~ AS tnrher consideration Tor this franchise
.no ieses heteOy sIuteu ana IN heu OF any poie or
,ha no ~, ~ Vi "a . no" VI uuiins
Iectea by the CIV nJ Enrn,v y, n p., Ecu e :,
Comnanv ., Coiora5o sb,tI r, IT, ~ ,r ,.aon =. ~
Cv and Cour,y Of nonra- 10 s,rn -, o. ,,,II,a. pn,
Isl 900 OO payabe in Eighty so eouo insaments n,
Twelve Thousand Five Hundred Dolas 500 O0l each
of October January and Apri in
section 10 The Public Service Company of Colorado shall
he right ana privilege to open any and al streets alleys
Pupc why's anu places winch sau company Is hereby per
nted 10 use at all reasonable hours and all necessary
h, anu pelins tneieior sha Do iSSueo oy proper
' 1p0n "ppieN''oH "A'ieto''
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,rd aysraoa. nraS,das a. 49,, r,ap,.a 81 -.
ra,,1ata st . ~ , eS ailise, ie company uuse
wbioh e,,nt.rda o.. - r,rna.a 49,, So - e.. 30 -
CIV Clerk Of the civ and Conntv ~ n-ver In .ha 80,
the comnanv ia reoad NV nroner autIt IL canga snob
standards or the facilities with which the companv sunnes
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
FOR ALL THE PEOPLE
OF DENVER
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"a
VI

II N PREPARING this franchise,
which will be submitted to the
people of Denver, we have en-
deavored to make it conform,
insofar as is humanity possible, with
the needs and best interests of all.
Every step in the preparation of
the franchise was taken with the
purpose of giving utmost consider
alton to all requirements of the in
dividual and the group, of custom
er and company, both now and in
the future. We have neither sought
nor expected any favor or advan-
tage.
We have held fast to those high
ethics and principles upon which
the success of this institution has
been builded.
1t is our earnest desire to perpet.
uate the friendship that has SO long
marked our relations with the
people of Denver and it is our sim
cere hope and belief that our pro-
posed franchise will accomplish
that happy result.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

of ali within the city and County Of Denver
OF seventynve t75 cents thousand
feet and all that portion Of its
all electric for lighting consumed within
and County Of Denver In OF average
cents per kilowatt hour.
The pay be made annually hereunder to the City
and County OF Denver provided In this section shall
and made within thirty 1907 after April
hrst, close of each twelve 12) month period except
settlement period hereunder shall be April
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

a. lSE0, ana snail
embrace the average
for the full fifteen
u5) months proceed
ing. Tho Auditor of
the City and County
OF Denver shall have
the privilege OF In
specting the books
Of said Company, dur.
Ing said thirty $500
day period. show
Ing the sales of gas and
Of electric current for
lighting and the re-
ceipts therefrom within
the City and County OF
Denver to verify the
amount due the city.
Section. 7. As and for
the mutual protection
OF both the customers
q n d the company
against excessive varia-
tons In the cost OF the
elements entering into
the rates and charges
provided In Section
Five (5) and into the
averages provided for
settlement with the
City and County OF Den
yer In Section Six ts)
hereof, It Is hereby
mutually contracted and
agreed that said rates
and charges and said
averages shall vary with
the UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT AN
NUAL INDEX MUM.
Der OF WHOLESALE
COMMODITY PRICES
now collected. computed
and published by the
UNITED STATES DE-
PARTMENT OF LA
Dor, as follows:
For each full fifteen
(l5) units increase or
decrease from one hun
bred nfty $50 units
which Ia the approx
mate Index Number
for the year 1924, and
which said one hundred
fifty (l50) u n ! IS
is hereby adopted as a
base or standard, there
shall be a correspond
Ing change of five (5)
per centum increase OF
decrease in all the said
rates and charges, pro
vided in Section Five
(5) hereof and the said
averages, provided in
Section six (6) hereof.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

ClSlly Genus lSLSVl per
year Tor each fifty l5O)
watts connected, plus a
consumption charge OF
five (5) cents per kilo.
watt hour for electric
current furnished. with
I discount of ten N0)
per centum from the
total. If payment is
made within ten tl0)
DAYS after the expira.
ton of the period for
which the bill is render
ed.
For electric current,
furnished for power pur-
poses on a meter basis,
four "a cents per kilo'
watt hour; provided.
that the said company
shall receive not less
than one a. dollar per
month per horse power
connected. but in no
case less than two dol
lars and fifty cents
(s2.50) per month per
meter. with a discount
OF ten tl0) per centum
from the total If pay
ment is made within
ten (10) days after
expiration OF the period
for which the bill Is
rendered.
For electric current
and for service, fur.
nlshed Tor power pur-
poses on the readiness.
to-serve basis, on year
ly contract for service,
nine dollars $4,000 per
year per meter and
eighteen dollars (SlS.OO)
per year per horse power
Of demand. plus a con
sumption charge OF two
and one-half GRO cents
per kilowstt hour for
electric current furnish
cd, with a discount Of
ten tl01 per centnm
from the total II pay
ment is made within
ten 10D DAYS after the
expiration of the period
for which the bill is
rendered.
FOR GAS, FURNISH
ed WITHIN THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF
DENVER. FOR PUB
Lie AND PRIVATE
USE. For light. heat
or power on a meter
basis, one dollar (s1.00)
per one thousand cubic
feet, with a discount of
ten 10) per centum
per one thousand cubic
feet, making the net
rate Of ninety 1907
cents II payment Is mad,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
X e ad For
Yourself

FRANCHISE ~ the CITY AND COUNTY OF
DRIVER TO PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
OF COLORADO, ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS
SloNs, TO CONSTRUCT, PURCHASE, MAIN
TAIN AND OPERATE PLANT OR PLANTS,
AND WORKS, FOR the MANUFACTURE,
GENERATION, TRANSMISSION AND DIS
TRIsUTioN OF ELECTRICITY AND ART!-
FlcIAL AND NATURAL GAS AND TO FUR
NlsH, DISTRIBUTE AND SELL SAID PROD
ucTS TO TINE SAID CITY AND COUNTY
OF DENvER AND the INHABITANTS
THEREoF, FOR the PURPOSES OF LIGHT,
hEAT AND POWER, Bv MEANS OF PIPES,
MAINS, coNDUITs, POLES AND WIRES
STRUNG THERON, OR OTHERWISE, OVER,
UNDER, ALONG AND ACROSS CERTAIN
sTREETs, ALLEYS, vIADUcrs, BRIDGES,
ROADS, LANES, WALES, PLAzAs, PUBLIC
WAYS AND PLACES IN the CITY AND
COUNTY OF DENVER, AND FIXING TINE
TERMS AND CONDITIONS THEREOF.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12

bassy and Nine. Sawada, who have
two or three boys with them. They
are at the Portland.
The Minister of the Dominican
Republic and Nine. Aria, have re-
turned to their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel, after an
extended visit to New York.
~ ~ y
The Minister OF Greece and Mime.
SiniopouIos went ito New York sfEiis
morning to pass four days. They
will attend the dinner tonight Of
the Greek-American society.
\ ~ y
Slobodan Godjevac, former At
tache of the legation of the Serbs,
Croats and Sl0venes, has gone to
New York and VIII sail on Saturday
for his new post, at Belgrade.
r
Mrs. Leigh Palmer will entertain
at luncheon on Thursday, March 10.
~
Miss Margaret Bows, daughter of
Mrs. Tracy Bows, has gone to their
home In Rhinebeck, N. Y, where
she will be until the latter part of
next week. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12
8 Women's Coats
,n~vp E12S "a !e1SS

Jamrnuna, Arabia, kash-
mana and CUR de laine.
Cranberry, penny. s a d dle
and black. Sable squirrel.
natural skunk and wolf col
lars and cuffs. Nothing
larger than size 40. A0
Choice ..,....,..... WV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12

are two OF these interpreters. Nine.
Yamanaka. daughter Of Count ana
Countess Chinda Count Chinda was
one time japanese Ambassador in
Washington. moved up to first
place as interpreter when Nine.
Matsudaira left Tokyo to come to
Washington, and Mime. Saburi, wife
OF former Counselor Of the Japan
csc Embassy here, took Nine.
Yamanaka's place.
Nine Matsudaira has as back
ground long line of ancestors con
nected with the imperial court with
which no Japanese today perhaps
has a more intimate association
than the wife OF the ambassador.
With this knowledge and apprecia.
ton Of the beauty and dignity of
their traditions, she, nevertheless,
has an eye for the future.
Is Daughter Of
Warehouses Nabeshima.
Her mother. Warehouses Nab
eshima, was an outstanding woman
in Japan great liberal leader
among women-at time when in
that country, indeed, to a large ex-
tent, in all countries, women had
no life or thought beyond the walls
Of their home. Nine. Matsudaira' S
sister is the Imperial Princess Nash
fmoto, who is a celebrated beauty;
and she has a niece who is the
wife of the Korean Crown Prince
Nine. Matsudaira has gone with
her husband to various posts in his
diplomatic service. London. China,
Russia and now Washington She
did not accompany. him when he
came to Washington with the Jap
anese delegation to the Arms Con
ference and so this is her first visit
to the Capital.
The Ambassador and Mime. Mat.
sudaira viii go to New York to at
tend a dinner to be given at the
Hotel Astor on the evening OF
March "a by the Japanese-Amer1-
can Society. Nine. Matsudaira is
keen to see New York.
The Minister of the Netherlands
and Nine. de Graeff are planning
a dinner for the Ambassador and
Nine. Matsudaira on April 2. The
de Graeffs knew them in Tokyo,
where Jonkheer de Graeff served as
minister for some years. Others in
the diplomatic corps here who are
friends of the new Japanese envoy
are the italian ambassador, Giacomo
di MARITIME, and Doctor Chvalkovsky.
the Czechoslovak minister, both of
whom served in Tokyo.
In the party with the Ambassador
were the new counselor of the EN-
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were SIS
In oxblood and penny We
loria with beaver and cox
squirrel collars. ..... WSU
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12

DINNER PARTIES,
ION" LAST EVENING,

The Assistant Secretary Of state
and Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr were hosts
at dinner last night for twelve
guests, among them the Minister
of Bulgaria and Nine. panareteff
and the Minister OF Panama and
Nine Alfaro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carr will be at
home Sunday afternoon for the last
time this sehson.
Judge and Mrs. William Bailey
Lamar entertained company of
eighteen at dinner last night. The
honor guests were the Minister of
Norway and Nine. Bryn. The
other guests were Admiral and
Mrs. Leigh Palmer, MIR. and Mrs.
Charles DENLY, Mr.. and Mrs. God
frey Lowell Cabot, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont. MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas Bell Sweeney, Mrs. Gibson
Fahnestock, Mrs. George E:hle,
Doctor David Jayne Hill and
Colonel jennings Wise.
PROLONGs VISIT
IN WASHINGTON
Nine. Paul Lessiroff, who had ex-
| pected to return before this to her
home in Sofia, Bulgaria, has delayed
her departure and will remain with
her mother Mrs Hartley Given, at
Wardman Park Hotel few weeks
longer. She will entertain at din
ner tomorrow evening for thirty
guests, the Minister Of Bulgaria
and Nine. Panaretoff being among
them.
DIR. Leesinoff, who was attached
to the Bulgarian legation here at
the time Of his marriage to Nine.
Lessinoff, then Mrs. Kennedy
Wheeler. IL at present on duty at
the foreign office in Sofia.
Mrs. Joseph Strauss, wife OF Rear
Admiral Strauss, will be at home
informally tomorrow afternoon after
4:3O o'clock at her residence, 22OS
Massachusetts, avenue.
Robert Frost, the New England
poet, will arrive in Washington this
afternoon to give lecture and read
ings from his poems tonight at the
Central High School He will re-
turn to New York tomorrow. While
here he will be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Miller in theiI home on
Wyoming avenue.
-
Mrs Theodore f Shuey enter
tanned at luncheon today, after which
the guests remained to play bridge.
There are eight tables. Each table
was decorated with spring flowers.
+
DATE SELECTED FOR
SUAfMERLIN-ZOLNAY WEDDING
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Xolnay, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Julian Zolnay. and George
I. Summerlin, jr., whose engage
ment was announced last week, will
take place on April 16 at 1870
o'clock In the afternoon Details
of the wedding plans are not yet
complete. Mr.. Summeriin is the
son of Mrs. Blair Spencer, of
Gloucester, Virginia, and makes
his home in Washington with his
grandparents, Brigadier General
and Mrs. John A. Johnston. His
| father, George r. Summerlin. who
has recently been attached to the
American embassy in Rome, has
just been appointed Minister to
Honduras.
Mrs Van Rensselaer, Johnson and
her daughter. Miss Van Rensselaer,
Johnson, OF New York, have taken
a suite at the Hotel Hamilton for
two weeks.
Mrs. J. G.. Stream, Of Kansas
City. Missouri, and Miss M. d.
McClane, of Washington, Pa, are
spending several weeks at Ward
man Park Hotel. Mrs. Stream and
Miss McClane are school friends
and plan to be together in Wash
| ington for a visit.
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Remnant. Reduced to CIear Away-Fridey
WeDo Not Intend Again Is Advertise
Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats


sO6Te $3.50 to &69.SO
Mokine and fawnskins
Collars and cuffs Of musk
rat and dyed squirrel. Sizes
IA, Is and Is. Colors are
pennye and brown @10
only. Choice. 5000. Wv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12
PEN WOMEN TO
FETE WRITERS.

The District League of American
Pen Women will entertain at a tea
in honor of the Wonnens National
Press Club, of this city, on SUNDAY
afternoon from to o'clock.
The tea will be given at the new
1909 H street, with Mrs.
Milton E. Reed, chairman of hospi-
tally, in charge Of the arrange
ments. The speakers OF the after
neon will be Miss Cora Rigby, presi-
dent OF the Women's Press Club,
and Mrs Sallie v. H. Pickett, So
ciety editor OF the Evening Star.
There will also be a musical
program.
Mrs. Harriet Hawley Locher will
head the receiving line, and Mrs
Daniel c. Chace, press editor Of the
District League, will preside at the
tea table.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12

NS0UCG0
2-$25 and $29.5O Dresses
of satin crepe and French
flannel. Tailored models
in black and 81 M
brown .......
5-S79.5O to $125 Imported
Evening Gowns of Ouch
ess satin. crepe roma,
chiffon velvet, metallic
laces. Soft Grapes. cir
cular flounces and TUNES.
Gold lace over flame
color, white S5000
and coral. :. ~UVVO
I5-S45 to $3.50 Imported
Handmade Paris Beaded
FrOCks for dinner wear.
Fine georgettes and flat
crepes. Exquisitely bead
ed in self, crystal. and
pearl on simple straight
line models. COT R0
All high shades sO@S"OV
JelIeff's-
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These consist Of kash-
mana. and fawnskin with
collars and cuffs OF Jap
mink. beaver and squirrel.
In black, penny and brown.
sizes IA to IS. @M
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-12
DOVE DINNER
AT lit TIE
TEA HOUSE
Woman Officials Enter
tain for Two of Their
Number

In honor Of Miss Lucille Atcher-
son. the only woman member OF
our foreign service, and Miss
Beatrice Bowman. superintendent
Of the Navy Nurse Corps, dove"
dinner was given last evening at
the picturesque Little Tea House
over in Virginia. Arrangements
were made by Miss Grace Abbott.
head Of the Children's Bureau, and
Miss Mary Anderson. chief Of the
Woman's Bureau-both come under
the Labor Department-and the
guests were limited for the most
part to representatives OF that In
teresting group OF women who hold
high appointive place in the official
world In Washington and through
whose work the hand that rocks
the cradle" is doing more to rule
the world directly than ever before.
Among the guests were Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Assist
ant Attorney General; Doctor Louise
Home Economics; Mrs. Bessie
Parker Brueggeman, head of the
workman's compensation commIs,
sion; Miss Anita Phipps. director
of women,s relations division of
lHO w al NAA00 A|A~d
Minnigerode, head of the nursing
corps of the Public Health Service;
Mrs. Hickey, director of nurses of
the Veterans Bureau; Miss Noyes.
Red Cross; Miss Mary Owen. Miss
Slit, Navy Nurses Corps; Mrs.
Alvin Dodd, Mrs. Spencer Gordon.
Miss Ethel Smith, Women's Trade
Union; Miss Agnes Peterson, of
the Children's Bureau: Miss Eliza
beth Christian, Women's Trade
Union: Miss Katherine Lenroois
and Doctor Mendenhal.
The dinner was given in the new
sun room of the Little Tea House,
which is built out right to the edge
of a steep hillside and which looks
off over the Potomac, with the
whole city of Washington spread
out in the distance.
So popular has the Little Tea
House become with Washingto-
mans that one wing after another
has been added until it has almost
outgrown It's diminutive name, 1t
has never lost its charm, how
ever, and there Is no lovlier place
in the vicinity of Washington at
dusk when the lights are coming
on in the city or nayhap the moon
is rising over the river.
Mrs. Atcherson has just returned
to town after holiday visit 10
South America.
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