American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1918-03-22

If you did not see The Whip"
when it was shown at the Auditorium
/ short time ago. be sure to see it
Saturday night.
Court opens Monday and naturali-
will be the order on Wednes-
lay. Judge Terrell Of Pocatello will
preside.
Mrs. W. NJ. Davie. who has been in
Idaho Falls visiting her daughter,
Edwin Furgeson, arrived home
Wednesday evening.
A mortgage from the American Falls
Canal Securities company to Peoples
Bank & Trust company, vas filed re
Gently. Consideration $960,OOO.
When you buy groceries from the
Riverside you can feel certain that the
quality and price is right. Telephone
19.
County Agent Kjosness is due to ar
rive home Monday. The U. S. depart
of agriculture, which pays two
ffths of his salary and expenses,
drafted him to organize the farmers OF
Nez Perez county to help feed the
world.
THE Whip" one of the most thrill
ling pictures ever shown in American
Falls, will be at the Auditorium Sat
urday evening. This great film de-
lighted all who saw it when it was
here early in the winter. Like the
Birth of a Nation" and Intolerance,
"The Whip" will always retain its
popularity.
The receipts of old clothes for the
Belgians is very gratifying to the
Red Cross. Many of the articles re-
ceived are very slightly worn, almost
as good as new. The articles will be
packed for shipment Saturday, and all
donations should be in not later than
very early Saturday. Delivery should
be made to the court house.
d. W. Davis passed through for
Twin Falls and Bull yesterday morn
ing. He will speak at Montpelier to-
night and Pocatello Saturday night.
He held meetings at Idaho Falls, st.
Anthony, Rexburg and Rigby, the first
four days of the week. He speaks IN
| St. Maries, the l. w. W. hotbed in
north Idaho next Monday afternoon,
and will probably not be home again
until the second week in April.
Sunday, at the M. E. church there
will be Sunday school at ten and
preaching at eleven. The Epwortf
League will hold its meeting at six
thirty. The subject is "The Art o.
Living With Others" The regular
evening service will be at seven-thirty
Wednesday evening. The mid-weel
prayer meeting will be held at thu
parsonage. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to one and all to attend thes'
meetings.
One of the interesting and p~rofitabl
features of the patriotic meeting he'll
in Rockland last Saturday was a foo
exhibit given by the ladies of Rock
land. The ladies have worked gu
many excellent recipes for bread
mullins. cakes, cookies, puddings, etc
which conform with the government
regulations for food. The display wa
arranged in a very attractive manner
and those who sampled the foods sal
they tasted so good that it would b
no hardship to eat the war foods,
they we're made as ~palatable and al
tractive as those given there.
The director of "The Talisman.
! showing at the Auditorium Frida
night. March %, experienced some ver
amusing difficulties in producing tn
- play. "A number of Japanese, Hawa
ian and Chinese characters appear
the cast, and in order to make II
plav authentic, the director selecte
o real Hawaiians, etc, who had bee
in this country only a short tim
/, Through some oversight i%nterprete.
n were not secured and when the acto
had been transported by automobi
many miles up the Hudson river, Fl
y away from their countrymen, 1T w
discovered that not one could spe'
English. Rather than lose time. q
director decided TO go ahead and
rect in the universal sign languas
The imitativeness of these races stO'
them in good stead, and they read
assumed. with great accuracy, t
poses and expressions taken by t
n -. T.. ,H-- a~ho rrcffnn work (
him. but the results obtained are !
markable.
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