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New Britain herald., 1919-06-03
GOBERT WINS TITLE.
French Tennis Star Downs Captain
 Wood of Australian Team.

Paris, June 3.-Andre Colbert. France's leadinug tennis player since 1911, won the individual tennis cham pionship of the allied nations yester- day by defeating Capt O'Iara Wood. the brilliant Australian player, three straight sets, at 6-3, 6-2, 6-1. The match was the final in the singles of the tennis tourname ent of the in1eral- lied games held under the auspices of the American army on the courts of the racing club here
 Wood did not display the form he showed in his work against G. L. Pat terson. his fellow Australian, and Dean Mathay, the American. He was weak on volleying and netted many returns. There were few rallies dur ing the match, Colbert winning his points by we'll placed shots.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-03
IS DANGEROUS CITY.

Los Angeles, June 5.-The city of Los Angeles leads all United States municipalities for deaths due to au- tomobile accidents, the ratio being IT to the 100000 of population. Chicago's S autom obile death rate is 10 to the 100000 of population year New York's death rate to the 100000 is 8.1 and Baltimore has the lowest, which is E 1
New Britain herald., 1919-06-03
NO TRACE OF MISSING SOLDIER
Mystery Shrouds Whereabouts of Bur- ritt Street Soldier Awarded Dis-
 tinguished Service Cross,

As yet nothing has been heard of Corporal Edward Hintz, son of MT. and Mrs. Ludwin Iintz of Burritt street. who has been missing since Septemb Der, 1918, and for whom a vigilant search has been conducted
New Britain herald., 1919-06-03
WON'T BE BERNSTORFF.

Berlin, June 3.--A run1or in ctrcu- lation here that Count von Bernstorf. former ambassador to the United States, is the prospective ambassador to Italy is officially denied.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-03

Kidney trouble preys upon
 the mind, discourages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor and cheerfulness often disappear when the kidneys are out of order or
New Britain herald., 1919-06-03
MEN
 AND WOMEN

dlseased For good results use Or. kliner Swamp-Root the great kidney medicine At druggists in large and medium size bottles Sample slze bottle by Parcel Post also pamphlet
 Address Dr. kilrner & G., Binghanaton. N. C., and enclose ten cents. When writing mention the New Britain Daily Herald.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-03
PLAY TIE IN SOCCER.

Rio Janeiro, June 3.--The Argen- tine and Brazil football teams played benefit game, the score being 8 tie, 5 to 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
DR.. ALFREDO MEMBRENO
TO VISIT UNITED STATES
Coming of Candidate for Honduran
Presidency Causes Rumor That
Mission Is Political.

DR. Alfredo Membreno, candidate
for the presidency of Honduras, will
visit the United States shortly. Off
cial announcement of the visit said
DR.. Membrane was coming to this
country to consult an American ply
stefan.
Reports from Honduras, however,
visit of the presidential candidate,
especially as it follows closely the
appointment of Col. Andres Soriano,
minister of war and brother of the
administration candidate for presi-
dent, as minister from that country
to the United States. 1t Is said siren
uous efforts are being made by both
parties to secure at least the moral
in the coming election. Membrane is op-
posed by members of the administration
of DIR. Francisco Bertrand, the present
president, it is said. Mails are bring
ing to officials in the United States
printed documents bearing the Off
cial stamp of the Honduran govern
ment and giving reasons why DR..
Nazario Soriano, the administration
candidate. should be elected.
Membrane and his supporters are
attacking DR.. Bertrand for his efforts
to establish a union with Salvador as
the Republic of Marazan." charging
he made a secret treaty with Saliva
dor to bring that union about. 1t also
is charged that President Carranza of
Mexico is back of the plan with the
intention of crushing Guatemala be-
tween the proposed republic and
Mexico. The existence of this treaty
has been denied eategorically by DIR.
Atilio Paccorini. secretary of the Sal
vadorean legation here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
FAVOR LAW TO LEGALIZE
PAWNBROKERS' BUSINESS
q. c. Commissioners Send Bill to
Congress With Approval-Mr
=. Gardiner Has Substitute.

The District Commissioners today
ordered favorable report to Con-
gress on bill which they three times
have recommended permitting pawn
brokers' to operate in the District on
q. per cent interest rate basis, The
present rate. which put pawnbrokers
out of business here, is 1 per cent a
month
Commissioner Gardiner will make a
minority report in the matter This
Aember of the board recently drew
up bill for new pawnbrokers' law,
which was considered at today's ses-
sion of the board. 1t is understood
the bill will be sent to Congress with
the minority report.
The legislation proposed by Com
missioner Gardiner proposes an in
terest rate of 3 per cent a month on
loans up to $50. The rate is reduced
to per cent on loans above that
figure.
The Gardiner bill would prohibit
chattel mortgages. Commissioner
Gardiner stated that loans on chattels
ID permitted by the bill adopted and
that this is the principal difference
between the two measures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
MORE TIME FOR RETURNS|
Revenue Bureau Extends Period
! for Filing on Jewelry and
Z Art Works.

The bureau of internal revenue has
extended until June so the time for
fling April tax returns covering col
lections on works of art and jewelry
ais imposed by sections 302 and sos of
the revenue bill of 1918. The May re-
turns for taxes under the same sched
ule is extended until July 30. These
and other extensions having to do
principally with The tax on soft Links
have been ex tended because OF I'M
axoidable delay in the printing and
distribution of tho blanks.
1nstallments OH income taxes and
pSpf1t taxes are due June Is, but as
Net is next Sunday payments reach
Tug the collectors Monday, June IS,
will be accepted in full without in
terest or penalty.
THE bureau has pointed out that the
revenue act of 1918 omits the ten-day
grace period formerly allowed in in
stallment payments and failure to pay
taxes due next Monday will result in
the add ition of penalties and interest.
As many paid their tax installments
early in the month"; no serious conges
ton is expected next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
MISS WOOD WILL READ
] MEMORIAL WAR POEM

Miss Alice Wood. the high school
teacher who was suspended by the
hoard Of education for alleged indis-
Greet utterances on current topics In
class. will read an original poem at
memorial exercises to be held at West
ern High School this afternoon in
honor Of former students of the school
lsilled in the war. -
Justice Wendell P. Stafford Of the
District Supreme Court, who is ex-
pected to hear the suit June 81 which
Miss Wood has brought to have the
hoard of education's action set aside,
will deliver the principal address at
the exercises. Bishop Alfred Hard
ing Of the Episcopal Church will de-
liver the invocation. Dr. Elmer s.
Newton, principal of the high school.
will preside.
Families and friends of the deceased
heroes of the school will be honor
guests at the exercises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
SENTENCED FOR MAKING
FALSE INCOME RETURN
Samuel II. Wallach, Wholesale
Merchant Of Baltimore, to Serve
Year and Half in Prison.

BALTIMORE, Md. June 1.-THE
most important case of faisifying in
come tax reports that has come un-
der the federal government investi-
cations and criminal prosecution was
recorded today in the United States
district court, when Judge Rose SEN
fenced Samuel NJ. Wallach of the big
wholesale firm of Goodman, Wanach
g. Heiber, to serve. one. year and a
half in the federal prison at Atlanta.
Wallach was technically charged
with bribery. also in paying federal
income tax agents sums of money on
several occasions not to modest him
when they came to make further in
vestieation upon his reports. He
pleaded guilty to the charges and
claimed he was i'll and overwhelmed
witt business and that he save the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
YOUNG BOMB SUSPECTS
/ ARE HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Unnaturalized Aliens in Philadel-
i phia Have Maps of Out
Z ragged Cities.

sPHIrAnELPHIA, sapne ,1s.-Paul
Olsen and John WfAtoI. Bomb suspects,
each trenty-seyen years old. were
held without bah today.
Defective Mahoney of the bomb
squad" .ptesented as evideace a bag
|containinGa l25 ssteel-jacketed dunn
dunn cartridges, maps and street guides
Il PHILADELPHIA, Camden, New York,
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, in which
bombs were exploded recently, a guam
ttty Of radical literature, and two
PITFALLS Of suspicious looking liquid. 1t
u the intention Of the bomb squad
- trace the movements of the men
preceding the explosions in this city.
They are unnaturalized aliens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
PICKED FOR RESERVE BOARD.
Middle West Financier Has Not
Yet Agreed to Accept.

Effort to fill the vacancy on the Fed
eral Reserve Board caused by the res
ignation of Paul NJ. Warburg. prob
ably will be made next week when
the name of man prominent in
middle western finance will be sent
70 the Senate for confirmation.
Secretary Glass of the Treasury
Department admitted today that the
President had approved the selection
and that though the man had not yet
consented to serve. his acceptance
was looked for shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

Eat Corby's Mothers
Bread-pure as
Mother made it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
FRENCH AWATRX
SCARS 1900 FEET,
BEATING RUTHLAW
By the Associated Pfesa.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, June lc.-Announce-.
ment II made that Baroness de
In Roche, widely known
French aviatrix, driving the
small biplane I'm which the lnte
Jules Nedrincs landed on the
roof of a department store here
last January. has reached an
altitude of I5,S 700 feet.
Reports Of her fight have
been checked by commission
appointed by the French Aero
Club. and she lis given the rec
ord for height attained by
woman flyers.
The level she reached is more
than Thousand feet higher
than the best record made by
Ruth Law. who has heretofore
held the wOman's altitude tile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
MIR. GREGORY IN D. C. BAR.
Former Attorney General Admitted
to Practice Here.

Thomas W. Gregory. former Attorney
General of the United States. may now
practice law in Washington. The JUS
tees of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict of Columbia in general term today
admitted Mr.. Gregory to practice on
motion Of John Paul Earnest, chairman
Of the examining committee of the bar.
mer counsel of the Federal Reserve
Board, and Will H. Krause of Georgia,
formerly a member of the Federal Trade
Commission, also were admitted to prac-
tice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

men money to go away and let him
alone for the time being. as he was
too busy to show them his books. The
firm is one of the largest wholesale
millinery concerns in the south.
According to the testimony. Wallach
failed to turn in proper income tax
reports for sums amounting to $4,000
in the years from 1914 to 1918. Two
income tax agents testified to having
received between them $500 from
Wallach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

Small sailing vessels operating from
Cuba and the West Indies have now
and then tried to land at some SOUTH
ern port with rum or other intoxi-
cants, but few have succeeded. Per-
sons who have tried TO bring liquor
into the country in good faith. not
knowing the law. have been allowed
to reship IL to the country of origin
and dispose of IT there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

tional prohibition becomes effective.
for already liquor smugglers have
been sRectually blocked along the
Canadian and Mexican borders. and
the usual inspection at ocean ports
10 enough to detsct any attempts at
illegal Importation.
Many have tried to run liquor into
dry sections OF the United States from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13

Canada and Mexico in automobiles,
but under the law both the machine
and it's burden is conhscated. Goods
SO taken are disposed of by auction.
The automobiles do not present any
difiiculties, but the liquor has to be
taken to some place where it's sale
and consumption will not be illegal.
Liquor captured in Maine, for exam
pie, 10 sold at auction in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-13
SURE THEY CAN STOP LIoUoI
Customs officials Not Worried as
to Shipments in DRY" Times.

Customs offictals do net look for
any difSculty. in stopping liquor ship
ments into this country when ma
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
SOCIETY

The vacationists have nearly all
returned from their mountain haunts
and other resorts. and as result
local society is becoming a reality
again All the clubs have arranged
programs for merry winter of par
ties and entertainments. and several
of the ladies and groups Of ladies
are laying playing for some very elab-
though Jerome is rated as second
class city. on account of it's meagre
population, the social bunch Will
find sufficient functions to satisfy
their every longing during the com
ing season
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

Tuesday afternoon Mrs A. b. Bar
clay entertained a few ladies at
luncheon. complimentary to Mrs.
William Wagner, who with her hus-
band, will be leaving next week for
California to spend the winter Those
present besides Mrs. Wagner were
Mesdames Wilnam Peters, +. D. Pip
er, George Bremen and F. d. Mac
Gowau
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER \
Doroth, Gish IN
"Tll Get Him Yet"
Also Comedy

Iva Wlldman left this week for
sss and Mrs Wildman will join
In there IN a hort time. They Will
hun TO Jerome about April LIST.
Moon was here from Twin
sls the latter part Of last week
have plenty of money TO loan on
rms Low rate OF interest. quick
PRICE " A Heiss 33-2t
party Of about nineteen L. o. i.
girls. and soldier and sailor boys
,eri Sunday afternoon at Blue
axes The cider mill end It's pro-
Ess we're thoroughly inspected
yurdo Mcleod. OF HALEY. trans
ned business IN Jerome Thursday
Sc the new Maxwell before buy
b adv 32-tf.
R J Goats left Yesterday for Og-
Ia, Utah to ttend the Edison CON
inii9n being held in that city Mr.
oats will continue his journey 10
|4h Lake Ciiy on a business mis-
Esa
John crump was mere from Eden
thursday
For farm loans see the jerome
National Bank Quick Service adv.
The pavement has had TO be torn
n at two different places on Mas
'Fsei this week to repair leaks In
ne water main II Is said. however
hat the repairs have beq made
70 that Il will never leak cgaiu.
Il H. Bailey II Gooding, was a
'a'iaeas visitor il town Friday
Big special sale on Rock Island
poSs- See u.s. before buying Frazer
R'oerson-peucc Co. adv.
Mr. and Mrs George Warner. o,
saoshone. were In this city sunda,
visiting and Inspecting things gen
sHlly.
" NJ Balrl and wife. OF Twin
rails and Mr. Helen Baird OF Ohio
we're rogiaiorci at the North sid,
I'm Saturday
Florence Reid. the great and wei
"O"n emotional actress. will b,
wen In the first Of a series OF pic
.u'ss she is making at the Rialt,
!. .nea're Monday and Tuesday nights
'as utle OF lhis picture is Her Coo,
hohor.' and it is said that Mis-
"''u Is Afforded an excellent oppor
"p'y TO display her splendid talcn
u luis big special feature.
=. Editor II " Barry. Of the Buh
a %''ald' was listing and transactinI
'''ne's in Jerome Sunday.
p, ar and Mrs Ccrl e. Wright. q
'"""erly We're n Jerome Monday.
D. Suhlsatz returned HON
,ss ''oay from Alberta. Canada
,,. 'e ne had been looking over hi
m.a interests recently purchased I
nv country Mr. Stuhlsatz is ha,
w.t.. ,0V acres plowed there this fal
spring W '"'" " "
nj, Ds Specipl sale on Rock Islam
po, "'' See US before buying. Frazc
'''s'son-rence Co.-adv.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

The civic club mot at the Rest
room Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Brown
and Mrs Fraser acting as hostesses.
After the business meeting Mrs. Ira
Brown rendered 4 piano solo, and
Mrs Grenzeback and Mrs Hurlebaus
gave an informal review of modern
poetry, after which Mrs Thrall sang
in her usual pleasing manner. The
following new members were elected :
Mesdames Joe Miller. Dewitt Que
reau. II II Elder and Frank Thomas
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

Mrs J. c. Lawrence entertained
the Needlecraft club Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

49, s'e"' Al The latter place they saw
b Pieri and family left Friday
'o' Boise to spend Saturday at the
state fair q" Wv
Dr. Mccall. the eye-sleht aoec,a.
'''' Is with H. } Coats adv.
Miss Katherine Tansnan after
pending Two weeks ia Jerome at-
tending to her l2O-acro ranch iust
"'7' OF Tho townsite. left Saturday
lot n'r home ia san Francisco Miss
Iansman lived at the North Side Inn
WINE here She has number of old
friends here who are Away. glad t.
Sec her when she makes her n.riod
''"i visits To- the tract
FARMER Biz Parkhurst. formerly
publisher of the Richheld Recorder.
Do' now connected with the Fish and
came department at Boise was in
Jerome Friday and Saturday.
The small home can frequently be
heated by one stove. Get Coles High
Range and both cook and hest adv
Jesse Lenins came in from Butte.
Montana, lie owns two valuable resi-
aenee lots near the Heiss home.
Shern White returned from ST.
Anthony Wednesday,. where he had
taken Lony Walhne to the state in
dustrial school
Don't tail to attend the lummage
Sale given by the Presbyterian Lad
ICES Aid, Saturday, October 4 at
Nogelers feed store adv
Harry Forbes, a grand son of w
+. Forbes, returned the latter part
.of last week from the navy He Join
ed the navy q year ago last June
and has made three trips across IN,
water OIL transports. Harry was IN,
youngest OF the Jerome boys VIII,
entered any branch of the service.
Breakfast 100 to $50; luncl
ll:3O to 1880. dinner $50 to 1870
Chicken dinner Sunday evenings
Home Cafe 33-4
Mrs f. r. Robinson visited he
sister. Mrs a J.. pyle. in Ketchur
last week.
Mrs T Kriyanek. of Twin Falls
spent the weekend in Jerome at tn
home OF her sister, Mrs. Il. d. Cook
Buy your window glass at tn
North Side Pharmacy. We haL die
compete stock.=Adv.
Mr. and Mrs James Summers, Nj
and Mrs Granville Haight, and Mis-
Leah Chapman. OF Kansas City, me
tored to Boise last week and speI
several days attending the state fai
Don't fail to attend the rummae
sale given hy the Presbyterian Lao
les Aid Saturday. October 4 d
Nogclcr's feed store adv.
MIR Henwood lef, yesterday wit
car of emigrants' effects for Sp'
kane. Washington. where he has pa
chased a farm Mrs HenWood wi
join him in a short time
a telephone message yesterday a
ternoou from Shoshone announce
that Earl Behrens. of the Rex car
Was married in that city at high noe
to d popular young lady who liv
north of Shoshone whose name "
were not able to learn
See the new Maxwell before bu
ing adv S2-'
Mis-, Mary Boyle was in Boise Z
last week. visiting and attending Il
state air.
Lynn Crandall left sunday f
Ithaca. Sew York After about
months visit he will return with i
wife. who has spent the summer
New York
.,,. f,..,.,,,, lott ,-,star1
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

Mrs. Emery Sergeant was hostess
Wednesday afternoon to the Wednes-
day Priscilla club.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

FOR SALE New 14-inch Moline
sulky pillow You can save some
money on this if you need q pillow.
!. f. Bennett. Land and Water Of
fee 33-1t
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

Mcsdames Frank MacGowan, Ell
bert Bennett, Delos MacGowan, Jere
Martin and Frank Eichelberger have
issued invitations for a dancing party
to be given the evening of October
ninth in Amusement hall
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

'N''"i'A were The best ever mud "a
DETER stock could not be- found If
selected from the whole r,i,.,
states There were 500 cattle OH g.,
/ hibition
DR. J. Il. Plum OF Ropcn .
III town Saturday
Delicious Apples for sale at Nm
"agher's ware room. vest Of mill
ana elevator. also at orchard north
OF school building. Prices st
$3.50 and $500 per box r. IL
Beatty and J.. A. Tmlman adv y,
l.. {. kelse5 returned Sunday from
brief visit in Portland oregon
+. W. Hastings vos in town from
Wendell Monday
For Sale Several good modern
evenings. " A. Heiss. 3s-gt
John MacJunk'n returned Wedne.
day from a four ..... I'D.
friends and r.ls,t... M. ''''
IN Pikesville. Tenuessc. joan had
been away eleven years. bur hc sa,
the same old coon trails ar. sim
there. and he is b.tt,r satisfied with
Idaho than ever
Bert + Barr OF ST. Aailo.y. Was
a business visitor Ae.- ,he tore part
of the week
Vocal lesso,s ,>i.,.,..
Mrs. Wildes Neazie Phone l55
5O-5t
\ r Orsor received lett,i from
his sister, Evelyn. "ho lives IN Gu
ray. Colorado. and VINO visited IN Je-
rome this summer iu which she says
'"' "''' ''''' '''SeN aS 'ne ueiesa'e
01e''' ''.' 'o''' VI ''''' ~ " u
'''' '"' ''"'' pay '"S
~ ''s"' -Pou"D o'0' 10y was Oo''
70 Mr. ana MIS-. Tony Masheli last
" '"' - '0"ns s'' '"o ''' o'l'
''"''0""' D"A >" u'eA 0'' '0' az
Mrs d 4 L'Herisson. who yisitet
In South Dakota for a considerable
time TINS summer Us no" Nisl'ihs III
0'V' "eo' "''1 % N' ',1 '''''' ~
,, c ,"' e. ~, '..'.' go ~
''""' >''' 1'D"' w. '''
+. G. Gleason and family motore'
~ = '''''
Mr. and Mrs 'has +. Kline came
nsihe ''oH "''''' '''' NJ '"' ""'
MI n ''Ne mas eo"e o"' " ~ "'' 81
10 ''''"'" " 'o' '''e"'
Mr.. and Mrs " D. HardUick au'
son Andrew left this week by aut
Tor Arizona. where the, ~ill speu'
the winter.
,,,nu ,.,,,. no,
e..,,
"''' ' .r ~ ~, N, vissc
'''' W ~ .n ,,r. nr,an.,.
'.o', "'" '''' '' ,, ,., .r. l.,,
~ ..,, -. .,,.n. ,oii.e. mi
wear.
u. ,.,. ,ro,
pntsburg. Pennsylyrnia. attcudin
10 his real estate interests in ih
Falls cit, district
900, .... 90 ,,,,
- T. " ''''' u Jus
Nu'
A Y Shul'r has purchaser ID
ram I'S'"'''
anu VI ",'' ,..or,. from loplir
~ "'' ..,,.. n,,. the trim b
~ pon ,,miii.s are Young pee
ple and have come TO Jerome
live Mr. shulcr viii superiu''n
rho Canal company well drilling oi
erations
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
MRS. BERKELEY WALKER

ConS'merly taught for Kansas City
No s'nsatory OF Music, Kansas City.
Music aeu Utah Conservatory OF
Sait Lake City, Utah.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

Mrs F. D. McRae entertained the
Junior Bridge club Saturday Mrs.
J. Il. Thrall made high score
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

A large number of members and
friends of the Methodist church bade
welcome the new pastor and wife
Rev and Mrs. H. p. McAlister, at
the church last Friday evening
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

STRAYED- Sept. %. roam heifer,
or s months old. last seen at Ex-
pertinent station Telephone Over
brook Farms SERB, care NJ. T. Lar
son. 33-1t
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

WANTED-To do blowing Have
Fordson tractor. W. l. Gillette. 33-2t
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

FOR SALE-Ford Touring car at
a bargain; also Studebaker express
top hack. Inquire or write J. E.
Parker. Route ., Jerome. <33-1t
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

as Sc, ond-class matter
Fn''''' ,ail at the post office at
|rh +" ,dsho. under the act OF
Ia 3. 1873
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02
,cpOME COUNTY TIMES

IVORY Thursday at Jerome.
(n'n'' Idaho
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

,,ry WALKER, Publisher
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

|,.cpIprloN. 81 90 PER YEAR.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-10-02

|vB Wldmau left this week for
o.e and Mrs Wildman will join
In there IN a hort time. They Will
s.,u-n 10 Jerome about April LIST