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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Qualifying Round at
Hermitage on Saturday

The June qualifying round for the
buchanan trophy cup In golf Will
be played nj tho Hermitage Club on
Saturday. Announcement OF this
WAN made lnht night by j. e.. Rob-
rrtSOn, chairman Of tho golf COM
mittrc of tho club.
Rules governing the contest have
been posted In the clubhOuse In or
der that I'll entering the round mny
play under the samc conditions.
AFTER 5'D o'clock on Saturday
afternoon driving and puttinK
contest for both men nnd women
will nlso he held at the Hermitage.
This IN the first that han been held
there this scuson, and a number Of
contestants are expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
JOINT FINALS WILL OPEN
TONIGHT AT WESTHAMPTON
Fcnture OF Exerciscs Will He Prescn-
tation of Play. EQUALITY
Street" by Seniors.

The joint commencement exercises
OF Richmond College and Northampton
College will be opened tonight with
the presentation Of the play. Quality
street by the senior classes of the
Two institutions in the Red Cross audi
forum at Westhampton al O'Clock
Only seniors will take part in the
play. Since the close OF senior ex-
amina,ions several days ago much
time has been spent in practice under
the direction of Miss Emily Brown
teacher OF dramatics and clocution at
Wasthampton College.
On Saturday afternoon the two
senior classeR will hold a picnic on
the shore Of the lake at Northampton
The commencement sermon will be
preached at the Second Baptist Church
sunday night at Sis O'Clock by Rev
II. A. Mcfarland. OF Lynchburs. The
seniors will attend in a body.
Various affairs for alumni OF Rich
mond College and alumnae Of West
hampton College have been planned
for Monday. June ls. as a part OF the
commencement exercises. The final
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
TRUCKERS VICTORIOUS, 40.
POSTS OFFERINGS RIDDLE
FOR INDIANS TO SOLVE
Coz Wctires After Five Innings for
JOllin, Who Forces In TWO
OF Four rallies.

Portsmouth. boastins of itself as the
largest team in the League in the size
terday afternoon for the frs, time this
season and drew blood from Cox and
Jolif and defeated the Indians. 4 to o.
MI of which proves that tho Truckers
were abel TO back up their chcstincss
by real ball playing instead of mere
Wanting.
bncd with errors at critical stages.
were responsible for the defeat Of
The locals They lacked drive and
casual fan. The team seemed exhaust
ed after its srueling series with Pc
icrsburg. as we'll II might have been.
than the aggressiveness needed TO win,
they lacked the ability TO play AS good
as no surprise TO the fait-sizcd crowd
Of fans who were out 10 witness the
Cox HurIs rive Innings.
Cox went five innings, seeming to
weaken all the time. The Truckers got
10 him for only two hits, II is true,
that there seemed imminent danger at
any minute OF a Suggest by the Truck
mouth mansse Tep in ,he Second in9ins
He was the first man up. Champene
and Percy. also got on the bags; the first
by free pass. With three on and none
out IT seemed as II several runs were
due TO come across. but Cox frightened
and struck out liolloman and Post
went out, Pay to Poole. Every fan
breathed a sigh of relief after the side
was retired
One run was scored of Cox and three
off Jollin. When the former Richmond
College hurlcr went in the box, Hooper.
the second man up came through with
hit and Champene followed suit.
Hooper died at third on Hiils throw TO
G!lliiand. but Champene came across
the plate after Percys hot drive was
muhed by Jollin and rolled out to cen
ter Ned.
Truckers Given Two Runs.
In the seventh the Truckers got two
more hits of Jollin. but failed 10 tally.
the ninth by scoring two. Hooper led
OFF with twobagEer the only hit in
The game going for more than one base.
thampene was safe on feiicrs choice
and both were forced in after Jollih
walked Percy and Holioman and hit
Scided 20 work little harder and Sc
cured results from his efforts He
struck out BeAle and Clauser and Bangs
> went out on long. high ones.
Richmoud's nearest approach 20 run
came In the last half Of the ninth.
With two out Bass made a single and
Poole followed suit. Pay got on Arst
the game came 10 sudden end. though.
when Hill went out 10 the first base
man.
Inability 10 hit is responsible for the
defeat Az much as ineffective pitching.
perhaps. 4 hitting team would not
nve binGles all told. hu, they came at
inoppoctune times and did no good as
far as run-Gett!ng was concercd.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
lAT0NlA ENTRIES

First rses-sts furlonSs -snr'nsd.i. JOS:
itecious star Baby, Jorice, Tetley, leS: W.
WSs Hs ling I MsaEe F., lo!r; Bon rromp
r nnrfS Bg5s"ST. M J; Murdosk ~
Duke If Laton's. 100; ALA 9s
second rac--iwo- wear Odds: four and one
hair furlcnEs..Z,zi. Miss Minks io7: ia ndy
Van. ITO; Miss Parnnll. Nellie witwer
Hrigh, Gold Bddle Dee aud Catania. II1:
i Wa rs Etisibie.Gus Bur
:, Third race four and ono half furlors.--
MISS 3'penp, Sister Hrleno. Waters Meet
ll2; Springvale. Pop Eyes Arrow Point
MariHri. ltynes. rs Miss Bopeep and Sis.
fourth rscc-m,i. arh = sixteenth--Cl.r-
mont, Texas Special. Pas,oureau, Nucan mite.
,,,n,ng"r, !"3: siivery Night. Uncle White.
Eth Isc.a5,hree:year-o lds and up: mile
Gallant. Thirteen. JudE. David, 100: Bee.
In. ,ins;; ETnorter: stITTkey; 40, contsst.
80: LIS rs Ellsitis;1I;utc.ia. ie4: Kinsosi.
SIKH :.ihfs.:y.sr ia. Ia Up mile.
SSsGy Tipso s.h!S Nose. cray E..is PEI
SanysminR. Harvester King Il5 Eligible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
LEONARD TO BOX DUNDEE
VIII Meet in Ring n,
Philadelphia on Night OF
June 10.

Dundee and Benny Leonard are going
TO meet in Philadelphia for the frst
time since the latter won the worlds
lightweight title from Freddie Welsh
june is. in si1-round bout at the
National Ball Park. When they
clashed in Philadelphia the last time
the clever Hebrew was not the title
holder. 1t was only the other night
that the Italian easily beat Joe TipIitz
in ouakcrtown, and he has admirers
there who think that he can whip
Leonard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
urchase Wins Fiery
J amaica Course Race

JAMAICA RACE TUiri>, June
1:.-purchaSC, Sam ifii;lrctl'S three
yc1r-Old, GOH tho Southampton
handirap here trdaH in Il fiery race.
lurucnri, al thc Quincy stable.
Hui.hcd srrond; J'hurLcrrlap. of the
Dncch stable. t-iIing third money.
The faN JGiIc. Commended HONs' IIillS
kelly. with premier j"ci>vS. Johnny
LOTUS. u?. was - poor NTH.
Purchase WAS eager TINT mn
a~siNtunr starter had Ia hold him
at thc post before the barrier could
bc raised.
Major II. l.. GcrrS'~ ShonI can
turcd the t.rccuiicld stakes for two
ycur-nlIS at Ave and 8nr-hnif fur
i"urs. nutrnn,iuE Eddie Rickcn-
hacker near the end. g. %. Wide
nct Madame won the Boston
stakes with ease.
thnut 10000 attended the resnnp-
tiru of the spring meeting of the
Metropolitan JOcl>c. Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

Duo los: Pastoral swain 1866 Ceramic. 100:
QUESTIONABLE ioe: Marchcsa. IL 81 Blair
sowrie, los. Crystal Ford. ilo
Third rscc-throe- ycar-olds and up: mile
and seventh. yards1 f.ucins, rs: Plureen "a
Tara."Or. int; ialf and Halt 10. Iinnta
l"7 Ivy as. Tie pin. ~. Hong Kong *
Saddle Rock, os. TEDDY Rousseau. l0i. Glenn
% Ca.nnsnrtns. Is: kins johnson. 10; syl.
Fourth race three year olds and up: Ave
and a hst furlongs--Motor Cop. 100; Lionel
Dor. 10 Lan!us. 1872; George Starr i2;;
Ny Frisrd. ,o7: Aiphce, lo7; Peter Piper
i23 Startling. ils; Bill McCloy. 100: Dr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
graduation exercises will take :f1acej
tuesday night at o'clock In the.Tefy
terson Hotel auditorium. ::s5
REGATTA PLANS PROGRESSING.
roy t,rmbb< and Coleman Andrews
VIII Captain Virginia Bout
Club Sides I'm Meet ~

The, members of the Virginia Boat
Cub have been divided into two sides
ior competition in the club regatta.
on Saturday, June IS. Coleman Andrewsj
VIII act as captain Of one sidcFand
koy Grubos as leader of tho other sec
,ioh' captain Bob Forrest divided
INC Grub members into two sections
rom which the captains picked their
men last night 80
Arrangements for the regatta are
MOVING forward rapidly in the hands
Of the special COMMITTEES Of u,hicS
Eddie Hotze. il. Is chairman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
JAMAICA ENTRIES

Firs, rac.-two-y ear-old.; five furlonrs-
Eus,sr r., no An.as. ~. Eastern Glow
n.r az Say Which 1903. Toucanet. Icn
Sandy Ma i'i; King ,Aibert ii2: e. s
GrasoH. liz; PaTnsc. II. l"S Lady Brighton
~ Light o'Lorc. los; Lovers Lane. IL
Second race--three- Odds: rnilc and
stventE yards-Escuinau los; Mormon Elder
lcs over There, l2n. Eing Plaudtt i2s. Da.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Harvard pro.pect. Good

tAMBRlDGE: MASS. June 'i2-
From the number OF experiencea, nen
who will report next year at the call
for Harvard track men prospects for
q. successful season are bright Ten OF
the returning members OF this ve,r..
team have won their HIS" in thi. or
previous seasons. The Crimson .says
and eight members of the 1922 SQUAD
are expected to strengthen the toam
materially. -'"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
STATE-CITY. s; AMERICAN.

continued FROM Eishth Pascl
accepted twenty chances without a bob
bic. He also starred at the bat get
ting four hits out OF six trips 10 the
plate. singular feature of the game
was that the outncld of the American
National team had only one fielding
chance. everything else their way being
clean hits.
TO-DAY Planters National plays the
First National and "a win for tho latter
would tic them with the Federal Re
serve Bank.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
BROWNS, 5; ATHLETICS, O
tBy Associ.ted P..,sl

PHILADELPHIA, June l2.-st.
Louis, aided by philadelphia's errors
won. TO Q. today. Gallia was steady
In the pinches, and. backed by staunch
support, held the Athletics safe.
Manager Mack announced the trade
or Second Baseman Grover to Wash
!ngton for Thompson. a lef-handed
pitcher. Burrus, an inticlder from the
North Carolina Agricultural and En-
sineerinG college, Of Raleigh. has
signed with the Athletics and will
report in ten days. The score:
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RUBES, 5; BUILDERS, |


SUFFOLK, VA. June Fin a
pitchers battle, with errorlcss fielding
on the part Of Oldrins's Eubes. Suffolk
today took the first game in the series
with Newport News, 5 10 l.
Eckert. for the homo team. held the
riaitors TO six hits, while Harris. the
Builders shit ball artist allowed seven.
II was IN the ann that kracmcr
walked, Gilman sacrificed reaching
third on a little sacrifice ball,'aud Me
Cam scored three runs on long hit
Score:
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ST. Louis,
Phuadelphia.
To's!s %: 50 Totals a: !

G, Sr,olc o! !hn!nsh: r.
Philadelphia ........ q 0 g %
summary: Two base HIS Demmit,
T,,homas Stolen bases = Demmit,. Gsiiia.
VII, shannon go. Sister Sacr!hce hits
Gedeon Gerb"r. Tohn. Saerifce ny
Jaco9sou Double piays--Cierber and Sis
Ter Thomas. Shannon and Burns LET, on
hases-st Louis, 5: Philadelphia IL Bases
on bail,-on Naylor. !; OFF tial!ia 5 Hi
by pitcher-by Gala. (Rurnsi. Struck
%,ui-bE Nay!oT :; by Gal!ia, >. Passed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
Iohnson. 10, gu, tho Way. ia. I'm. Frank

tifth raee-four -ycar.oids and up; mil,
and sixteenth Hubbub. III: Miss Bryn,
io2 X: Hcai. NJ: add whaek il3:
Fr"dcricls IN" Great lbs: Holster. 10: Peas
ant. 81 Queen OF the Sea. ~. orderly. 40:
SASHA 49, Tie Pin. io5. Sir William John-
Sixth racc-.two year old allies. nvc fur.
longs-Occsnra. 100. Retrieve, lo1. Just
ranCy, 10: Lovely i07; Incincrator, ITO:
Box and coll ITO: Betty j.. 10: Feathe.
lhI. Gloria France, lis
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COOLERS. II; TARs, 2
Spseial to The Times-D ispat ch. ]

IEIEKssUKG, Va. June "a
evening, winning the game with case
The Tars had a day off, and rarely
has SUCH an exhibition of ball playing
been witnessed in this city SamueIs
was hit hard and Al will by the Coos
ers. besides receiving miserable sun
port from his team He was hit for n
trinie. two two-ba sgers and ten
singles. Larsay, for the home team
was IN perfect form. allowing but tour
hits up to 'the ninth. when he took com
plete compa ssion on the visitors and
let down in his work. the Tars getting
n single and two-ba gger in this in
ming.
Score:
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Welsh schwartz. Thre.ibase hits Hsxle
shsrs ana Schwartz. Cereal. Leather and
S-hwar,E. Base on bail>-oh Iarsay. =:
Y: Norfoh. :. Hit by pitched baiis-Mc-
connon, Lsr!say. Nagi. struck out-by
Larlsay. ): by samuel, I. Passed balls--.Jon-
nard. |. limo Of game. i.i5. Umpire. Nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
CARDINALS, 3; BRAVES, /
ley Associated Pres..l

ST. LOUIS. June le.-MclIenry's
home run in tho eighth. which scored
Hcathcotc ahead OF him. gave ST. Louis
TO victory over Boston today
Meadows, going the full route for the
first time this season. pitched shutout
ball. an error by Lavan letting IN
Boston's run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED From Eighth

CONTINUED From Eighth PAGE.
SNEAKER 10 O,Neill. Left on bases-Cl.v.-
land, s: Washington, 6 Bases on balls
on Ayers. }. on Covcleskl.. Hits-of
Ay>r,. In inninss Struck ou.-by Cow
,Si%sSi". by Ayers. =; D. Thompson. !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

Glenora Sold Saturday.
Hugh Carney sold Glenora. 2:l4 10
after her tast race on the Speedway
against Baroness ObheIia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

Totals 81 ia Totsls 80 SIS
Score hy inning. Il
American National
iic9 zoe Q az
National State and city

National State and city
. 30 90 is
summary Two base hits Eondo-iehr
Roberts: Three base hit - Eliss stolen
bases-McEcti Broaddus Tolmau. Baldwin.
W. Hrnley. tlisc. landrum. Davis r.. Hen
Icy 90 Nomd.rl"hr. IiughtIy Sacrihc" hits
owens. kltSo Sacrifice flies - owens
Double piays-kn.ghtly to O,cy "a CLAYTON:
pSulltvan 20 Browr /" B-oaddus. Hit by
pitched bali-Erirht!y. T. HENLEY. Ia Wis
Left on Gasos-Arnerican National. 10 Ma
uonal stat" and city. II. First has- on or
ror-Amet:can National, :. National State
and CITY. o Bases halls--oH BALDWIN.
B. OF +. Henlo:. Struck out--by Bald
c:ch. Umpire. Poh. Scorer. Barnard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-13

Raider. llb.
seventh Iace-,hre..yeaI;olds and up:
~ PGliy DsSkmsts: lo;; Hanoyia; ITO:
Waters Meet. Jessie L.. Pansy Blossom
Marathon, Animoslty. j. g. Respess
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

continued From Eighth Page.
del2h!s. 8 Bases bsiis-oh Alexander
J. struck out - by Alexander. 8: by
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Score by Innings: p
St Louis Observation-Disclosures. onh6lto7r r 4
.Two.bs,e hits Riackburn.. wilson. Sic
Henri Home McHenry. Stolen base
J. smith Sacrifice ht-Lavan. Meadows
Double piay,--.I.avan. stock and Miller:
BIackturne iioike and Marsnville LET;
on bss>s-sos,on. :; ST. Louis o. Bases
en- eals.on Meadows. J; ON Northrop. :.
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SevDort News.
Suffolk


sum n1AFE:, l"o- pase hits-Jones Stolen
ee;1iSiss: : Berger sasrihes hits
iiarris. 6. Struck out-by Eckeft. D. Sv
Harris s. kass on hails-on Eekert, /: off
tisrris: !. lfii by pitchcr-Henges Earned
run.-Se%port News. L: Suffolk. !? Left on
Passes Suffolk, 4; Newport News, = First
and snafer Time OF game. i.5o. Attend.
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ne score.
Richmond
Totals

bases c!auser. Champene. Sacrifice hits
t.hampenS t:l, Post Clsuser. Double plays
Loiiln PosO. Left on bases Richmond,
;: on. Post, :: of Jollir. :. Tits OF cox
In inn.nrs. Struck op;.m,,by coN, . hy
Time OF game. .i5 Umpire. La.ocane
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Boston.


:nau.a for Nor,hrop in n!ntA
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23

Biz special sale on Rock Island
IIoxs. See US before buying Frazer
Robertson Pence Co-ady.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23

d. a Baselgio who held a farm
1"'e few days ego, left Tuesday for
'''''a' Utah After Il months WISH,
.17'e Mr.. haselgla will go to Califor-
ma to work in the oil field. where
"' viii receive $500 per month
Oouny Commissioners Anderson
81 '"ooi and Roice went to Boise Fri
Jay TO confer with the state officials
.s'"'''e TO state aid H. building roads.
iney returned Saturday evening.
David Daze and Lloyd Webster re.
turned last week from TOUR of Al.
Def'a' Canada. They like the country
Up there but made no purchases of
lana
Frank H'ls returned Tuesday from
" Two weeks visit at his desert claim
~ The mountains.
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Towle are
the happy parents Of Il ten-pound
ua'y boy born at their ranch home
tuesday evening. Mother and babe
are doing nicely.
Lave" energetic persons Of good
"4Hf1ss, are desired for the govern
mehl census work in your own coun-
" and community Make application
at once to Supervisor Of Census, Poe.
atello, Idaho
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23
NORTH APPLETON

rroo Laie for Last Weekl
AIR. Nollc. who owns the former
charles Foote place. has built neat
cottage fol hired man and family,
Wendell parties who purchaser
,r,n noh Greigg in the summer the
HARRINGTON Farms. have moved onto
IN. Mace and are getting settled lot
the winter
MIR. J. j. Richard has taken con
tract TO plow for Charles Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
were Sunday guests of The Wilson's
of Orchard Valley.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23

Or. and Mrs Charles Dwight. OF
Twin Falls were in this locality last
Sunday looking after business inter
ests
The Whohreys have equipped their
Wen With gas engine and expect TO
build stone pump house.
Mrs Charles Anderson and Mrs.
Chas L Everett spent Saturday IN
Gooding
The Appleton. Farm Loan ?pprais-
ing committee has been busy this
week
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23

Ed Heasley. the Blackfoot picture
house man. W:s visiting In jerome
ths latter part OF last week.
r. Aoh,r,s was over from Twin
Falls friday
Big special sale on Rock Island
,lOvs. See US before buying Frazer
Robertson Pence Co.-ady
Dr. Harrison and family have re-
turned TO Seattle to live DR. Harri-
son has FOR the past few months been
,ractl,lng dentistry ia Jerome with
Dr. l. C Phillips
Eue- Warner was IN town from
Weadsll l''.eay
See the new Maxwell before buy
adv 32-tf
NJ and Mrs Berkeley Walker. who
have been living at the North side
In for the past six weeks. have now
noTed into their new home on Ave
hue C. although the house Is not
quite finished The Walkers say that
the North Side Inn has better service
and accommodations generally than
any other hotel they ever stopped at
10 town this size. still. there Is no
place Ike home
Miss ''nnle lIaun. who is teaching
at Re'brss. was at hun, over sun
day.
For farm loans see the Jerome Ma
'onal Bank Quick service adv.
Do not forget next Saturday night.
October 25th. 70 turn your clocks
BACK one hour lest you may get up
100 early Sunday morning.
s. W Madison vas over from
Wesdell Sunday.
No cold rooms upstairs Coles Hot
Slast Pipeless Furnace heats all the
'Ooms alike, gives perfect ventilation
in'uTes health and comfortably.
John Pickons and his son. Roland
aHu MS sister Mrs. Harry Claar. left
wi western Kansas last week. They
VIII attend a family reunion while
us'e' the family not having been
"se'her for the past thirty years
iney Will return to Jerome in a
month.
mr. and Mrs L. T. williams. OF
,e4n' Springs. we're registered at the
''rtl 'ido IN" Sunday.
C. c wnburn has money to loan
ADV.
Inc new $4,000 school buildins
canyon Side is progressing nice
anu when finished Will be a won
''''ul asset to the community.
n. T. NJ >oiorson was here from
Bliss Sunday.
Guy your window glass at tn,
,. ''u side Pharmacy. We har die 4
"mpete stook.-Adv.
H.. "snur Otto left Monday for Bril-
,,' a' wisconsin, to spend the winter
sung with his parents.
hs.--ady. "'' q o
1''Jensen, Of Caldwell. was II
""h early in the week.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

STRAYED one s-year-old bald
filly Jno F. Mcintyre, 4 miles south
and mile east OF Jerome. 56-lt
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23

Times Want Ads will sell any
thing from a tooth pick to farm.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23

Mrs A. T.. Gould entertained "l
rour tables of cards last Friday an"
II WAS a very pretty event.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23

treat ''u missed d
sunni, ,n.., VI -"'' 'pellcf. vas
Inn "' Noilh Side
-, ,r al Tie e,e-slsht special.
VII" " : Coats. adv
The teacher s
who attended M. ~ '' ''''''uen s.
tute from Jerom.l..., aus N''ll-
the most enthn.i..,I. Say '' was
kind they eve, .,....," '''h '' inns
every teacher Was prssen. ,,,ty
meeting anc "a vas not ncces,a~, =,
nave any roll call
" - o..
4 Sunday v.i. tor IN this n,iy
49,, ~ mans SEE The jerome Ma
''''"' '""A' quick service adv.
f. A Peters and wife -, ,
are guests at the home of IN. ,...1.
er's brother. VIA. A Peter. d., 49,.
city.
Henry Mathew was in town from
Wendell Monday
Save uona.
NV s.,,n. r.,.. ou' we d PACK
!, m.u.s ,.., '''''s
light adv.
TN. Mart, GA,
week rec.,,., ,.... ''
and turned them over 20 ,he purct..
ers the cars having bee, s,la ,r.
viously.
Mr. ami Mrs w.i,.. p...,
Twin Fails. we're guests a, the Nor,b
Side Ina thursday
John Swanson and family hav.
moved this week To Meridian This
state. between Boise and Mamma
They did not sell their farm hero
but moved Ia order To- 70, a Slightly
lower altitude.
pfg s,s.,.l .t. p
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-23
"i's. BERKELEY WALKER

copsa.,eIly taught for Kansas City
No satory OF Music, Kansas City.
RusIc "eu Utah Conservatory OF
Salt Lake City, Utah.