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Evening star., 1919-10-04
FOR sALE-HousEs.
Co0tinueA.

HOMES FOR COLORED. 4
Florida. Ave. Near 9th St.
Northwest: O rooms. bath: furnace
PRICE. $3.50.
18th St. Northwest.
South Of X ST.; s rooms. bath; fur
mace heat; in good condition.
PRICE, $G.550.
LeDroit Park Home.
large rooms, bath: will sell on
terms $500 cash. $50 per month.
PRICE, 81. 500.
Oakdale St. Northwest.
rooms and bath. Terms, $3.50
cash, SO per month.
PRICE, 81, 400.
BANES REALTY CO., Inc.
oO4 14th St. Phone M. 22o2.
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Price. S4,5OO.

r st. ne. betweea 9Th and 7th.
This ia one Of the best blocks in
the northeast section Of the city.
House contains six rooms: CELLAR;
good lot to alley. At this price
1t is q bargain. Reasonable terms
and possession within short
time.
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEa
"A AMIDDAUGH & SHANNON
unMEo

a AMIDDAUGH & SHANNOr
HOME"
Designed with as much
forethought, built with as
much care and finished
with as much pride as
you yourself would give
such an undertaking such
is the Middaugh & Shan
non method. It results in
an unusually desirable and
livable home.
1900 DELAFIELD ST.
NV.
A six room detached home
in a particularly pleasing
location - a large corner
lot which provides a proper
setting for a home of it's
Colonial design. Living and
sleeping porches overlook
broad avenue and small
park. Three bedrooms,
bath and lavatory. parlor,
dining room and kitchen
with every convenience.
ARKANSAS AVE. AT
EMERSON ST.
Eight rooms, on a broad
avenue, facing a small
park-an unusual location.
Central entrance hall and
stairway, living room
whole depth of house, din
ing room, kitchen, five bed
rooms, bath, separate lava
tory for master bedroom.
Splendid closets. Hardwood
floors and trim. Hot-water
heat, electricity, real fire.
place, etc.
Homes of such outstanding
worth do not long remain
unsold. A fact: Within the
past week one-half of our
offerings in this section
were bought by discerning
homeseekers. In justice to
themselves, home : buyers
should call at our operation
at Emerson st. one square
east of 18th, or call Main
6o35 for auto. We will be
proud to show you these
homes.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated,
1040 Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV.
mo Place Like Home,
"No Home Like ours"
since 1S09
Cut out this ad-see these homes.
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REAL ESTATE
OPPORTUNITIES.
(New Listings)

$3.50.
NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Near North Capitol ST.: rooms and
bath: brick dwellias; furnace heat;
large parking; house 1s feet wide.
MAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN.
$500.
NORTHEAST.
Desirable home in 7th st.; convenient
to car lines: rooms and bath;
MAHoRNEY SULLIVAN.
$500.
L ST. NV
ywindow.fron brick dwelling; g.
story and cellar; Q rooms and bath;
convenient to downtown. market,
MAHoRNEY 4 SULLIVAN.
$3.50.
Sd ST. NV.
Nine rooms and two baths: brick
dwelling. in good condition; near car
lines. schools. etc. To settle an es-
tate. House % feet wide.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN.
$1,000.
NORTH CAPITOL st.
Near Soldiers Home PARK: modern
brick dwelling. containing rooms.
bath, hot-water heat, electric lights
etc. Deep lot to alley.
MAHORNEY b SULLIVAN.
$500.
LIST ST. NV.
Bloomingdale section; well built
brick dwelling: rooms and bath; hot
water heat; splendid condition; deep
lot to alley. Can arrange hrst trust Of
IS, 900 on this house.
MAH0RNEY 4 SULLIVAN.
$3.50.
CORNER HOUSE.
Built for owners use: 2-story and
cellar; rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; splendid condition: large hay
window front and side; house 20 feet
wide; large frontage on o st.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN,
9O6 New York Ave.
Tel. Main 1921.
"See Mahorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington"
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So, 8,5O0-Immediate possession.
8 rooms and bath. Ast-wAtes
heat; house on Irving street BE-
tween 18th ana 18th sts.
$1O,OOO-West of 10th st. on r.
10 rooms. baths; all moderA
improvements. Immediate pos-
session.
$l1, ,W0-On Ontario I'd, near
Columbia I'd. 10 rooms and hath.
hot-wAter heAt and electricity /;
garage In rear. Immediate pos.
session.
$lO,OOO1Furnished; 7 rooms
and bath, hotwater heat. elec-
tricity. HOUSE IL located o. 21st
st s.i,,.os IN one Of wa'hiasten's b'''
$ll ,5O0-On Garrison st, Chevy
Chase. rooms. haths, hot
water heat. electricity: Safags
In rear. Use Of furniture fss
two months to porahaser. In
mediate possession.
Sl1 ,5OO-New house, between
18th and 14th sts.. in saul's Ad:
dition. rooms and bath; all
modern improvements. Posses.
sion Immediately.
Sll ,SOO-On Kalorama rd., near
two car lines. II rooms, 2 baths.
hot-water heat. Possession:
$12,OOO-On 18th st., in Mt.
Pisasant. near NJ Pleasant cal
line. rooma. 9 batAs. Posoes.
sion.
Ernest Hall Coolidge Company,
el6-s19 Evaps Buildfns,
New Yorf Avenue,
WashingtOo,
d. G.
1923 NEW JERSEY AVE. N.w.-FIvEROOM
frame. renting for 114.50 . moath. Price,
81 800 Terms. Inquire 1915 AZ q. sM. =.
Vacant-Immediate Possession.
14I3 Foxsil road n.w.-e rooms. bath. hot
water heat. gas. electricity; god - ssw;
90, 200.
1411 44th Ut. n.w.-Nsw. detachsd; lot e0x140;
. rooms. bath; modern n every reSeScf:
owner on pfsmises most of tire o. DAoae
West 1874 and make apnoint0eaes
CABIN J0&M'
cars to roxa1l Haishts.
20 ninutse feo0 WhitD 4ooDA
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place NV. Coi 2aS.
NORTHWEST Price.
I'd near You rooms hot water deep
yard 5000
9th near Shepherd tPetworthl. rooms.
furnace. yard. o,2JD
| age ......,.............. e.sc0
Lamont near 18th. 10 rooms. furnace. 1900
Parkwood place rooms. furnace, gar
NORTHEAST.
condition ................... g. 600
roomH furnace. .................... $500
D between 14th and 18th, rooms,
latrobe: easy Observation-Disclosures. 5000
NJ between 4th and 9th. rooms, La
trobe. good yard: easy terms. 4. 80
iatrobe, good condition. .n' ...........- - 4.7so
1lth near d, rooms. cellar, furnaee..s.s
18th between and D, rooms la. ~ ~"
trobe. large yard Observation-Disclosures 1000
Kentucky ave. near b. rooms. la
trobe. good condition. .......... va $3.50
C between i4th and 18th, roansa;..
between 1st and ID. : rooms-sela,s.s
SOUTHWEST. :, 'Hnoss'0 .is.s
| between 9Th and 7th. o + roomI .ni
tframe). latrobe. fine yard. .ssiot,Ao00
sth near e, rooms. cellar. hot watsys, "a
Linworth place. rooms. iatrobe.
Between 10th and 11th on B.. s rooms. ~
Eye between 9Th tn and 7ti, 9 rooms.seo'
Let US show You these houses or other
desirable properties before purchasing else
FLOYD E. DAVIS 7th and sts s,w.
yACANT--NEAR Bird AND STS Ne
x4.5OO; terms easy; pre-war price for nice
Or. and bath home: cellar: furnace; yard for,
garage; strictly white neighborhood. sos
Evans bldg.
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A REAL BARGAIN
Park View, Facing Soldiers
Home Park.


Home Park.
$6,85O. Terms.
8 rooms. bath. hot-water heat. elec-
tric lights; occupied by owner. who
has just finished redecorating entire
house. Good yard to alley.
ANOTHER BARGAIN
On Kennedy ST., Brightwood.
$3.50, ST 500 Cash.
Vacant; 8 rooms and bath, hot.water
heat. electric lights; deep yard to
alley.
Washington Hts. West of 10th
$10,50O, $500 Cash.
~, 10 dslishtfuI I rooms, s,aa,. tiled baths:
house was built carefully and Of good
material.
Farragut ST., Saul's Addition.
$12,50O. Easy Terms.
New home Of spiendidly planned
rooms. 2 baths, full attic; large lot.
paved alley. The rooms are all larger
place. spacious breakfast porch, side
Illumination, floor electrical connec-
tions. These are only few Of the spe-
cial features.
Perry ST, Brookland, D. C.
$4,75O, $3.50 Cash.
Attractive detached home contain-
ing rooms. bath; modern improve.
ments; porches; on good lot; conven-
lent to stores, cars and churches A
rare opportunity. You will have to
act quick to get this one. Phone Main
100.
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DESIRABLE COLORED

Cerner house near the DUNBAR High School;
eonveuient to downtown and both car lines;
e-story press brick. rooms, tiled bafh. hot
water heat. laundry; IN fine condition.
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR.
Built BY days labor; selling to settle estate.
Price. $500.
Semi-detached colonial brick, rooms, bath,
furnace, cellar, gas and coal range. Now va
can't Price only 50. $50. TERMS.
NEAR DUNBAR SCHOOL
A500: nice colonial brick with porch. o
1ooms. up-todate bath. furnace; large yard !;
$500 cash.
NEAR DUNBAR SCHOOL.
. 80: 2-story brick; rooms. bath. Iatrobes;
eRiling to settle estate. This Is bargain. Get
busy
DAVID E. BARRY, Main ,ad1 y 1soi. D
GwO-FAMILY FLAT, WEST OF 10th ST..
north of Euclid: and rooms and bath
esch; hot-watef heat; separate furnaces good
lot to alley; bargain at $500. -
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1423 =.
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IN CONGRESS HEIGHTS.
semi-detached brick; colonial porches: hot
water heat; gas and elec. light; stationary
tubs in laundry. Worth 5000. Price. A,5Oo.
Cash. $3.50; rest like rent First trust.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
s18 18th ct. NV. Main 42s.
Facing Capitol Grounds.
20 10 rooms: furnace heat: gas and elee: lish.
bargain at S, 500 End terms.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
s13 18th st. NV. Main 1926
DAVID E. BARRY, Nor ssd9 4 lsTa: p:
11th St. Near Park Road.
$500 Cash and $45 Monthly.
Beautiful pres: brick; rooms. bath. hot
yater heat. Price only $500. This u
Ga. Ave. Near New Hampshire
5000; nearly new: colonial front porch;
double-deck rear porch: 8 rooms. tiled bath
h.-w.h.: gas. electricity; oak floors; sarase.
Irving St. NV, 5000.
d sas. srsS. eeiisr ooS CASH S.i.Ses
arranged.
Mass. Ave. Near 5th.
To settle estate. price only s3,CJO; rooms.
bath. furnace. bargain.
9th st. Near Library.
2-story. s-room. good looking house: bath.
kot-watef heat: good condition: 81. 900 cash,
balance monthly
M st. Near Downtown.
Brick, 8 rooms on floors: bath. furnace;
esavenient to both cars. Only 81. 1000.
East of Lincoln Park.
AZ East Capitol st., 2-story brick: colonial
Doech. rooms. tiled bath. hot-wsteI heat.
2a1dwuod Trim. This r. Q bargain. Price only
0380o
DAVID E. BARRY, nslp ,..1 ! 1901. 9,
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7O4 COLUMBIA ROAD NV. NEAR GA.
| ave-: high elevation sell TO white or colored !:
9 room and bath brick: cellar: hot air heat
porches: So. $50; terms. Owner. 1929 Delaield
i nlace u. W. Col. %.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS.
301 Southern bldg. 18th and H SITS. NV.
Phones M. l60 and M. 373.

l727 WILLARD ST. NV. WITH FURNISH
ines: win sell furniture separate. Cali between
Id and II in the morning and to q I'm the
evening. s.
roR sALE-A HANDSOME HOME: A HOUSE
you will enjoy entertaining in; a
|. house your friends will think Won
paid $4,000 more for it than it
will cost you: L. large rooms
hot-water heat, electric lights :
four large, handsome mantels and
freplaces: library, all. compiete
with built-in old English osk !:
bookcases with doors; deem lot ~
feet front; has rented Tor so5G
per month; possession when m ne rs
are signed; near New Hamnsbirs
ave. end Dupont Circle. Price
S2c, 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave-
poR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH, A THREE.
rom buns.iew; front and aide ppserches; good
AVE.. Capitol Heisbts, Nd. O.
ELEGANT CHEVY CHASE HoME-GA-
rsse; rooms: n1s. incUs1sd pS,r,caes; e., be-; every
OWNER Cleveland 14i7l.
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ron sAIE-HoUsEs.
Oeo1lnue1.
John F. Donohoe & Sons, Inc,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Price IS 2sO.

e ct. ne. near 18th and Mary
land eve. A six-room, modern
brick house; good lot to alley:
room for earaEe. Reasonable terms
can Be arranged.
Evening star., 1919-10-04
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN,
oO6 New York Ave.
Tel. Main 1921.

"See Mahorney & Sullivan
They Know Washington"
Evening star., 1919-10-04
WANTED-T0 BUY.

HOUSE, BEDROOMS. COLUMBIA HGTs.
Cleveland Park. Chevy Chase; Immediately;
81 500 cash. $50 month Address 1854 Perry pl.
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NINE ROOM AND BATH BAY WINDOW
brick; furnace heat: good yard; near 18th
end Aeeres: prics. $s.25o. Address Boz $3.50,
0tAT o0en. ks
Evening star., 1919-10-04

1 WILL PAY $1,000 CASH AND s75 PEN
month for good house 9Th and H stssf
NV, suitable for a small r0oming house,. N
Give number and price. Address Box 21j-G,t
Star ofnce -
Evening star., 1919-10-04

A well built three-stosy brick dwelling: .
tion. Price, a, 600.
Evening star., 1919-10-04

Cleveland Park, Newark st. Owner
leaving city will sell his delightful
home; rooms, bath, breakfast porch.
large 'front.' porch. hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights: over 1-3 acre of ground.
with shade trees. flowers, shrubbery,
chicken house. Price, $4,000. Sole
agency.
Evening star., 1919-10-04

OUR PEP SERVICE WILL
SHOW YOU JUST THE
HOUSE YOU ARE LOOK
ING FOR. TRY US.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
WILL BOND DISTRICT
TO BUILD HIGH SCHOOL

Monday evening an adjourned reg
ulal meeting Oi the school board Oi
Jerome Independent school district
No. 33 Was held ia the town school
building, at which the matter oi cali
ihs an election oi the voters Of the
district Tor the purpose OF nOatine
bOnd 10 construct high school
bullulhs ~ Jerome. Snd Tor making
rural school improvements il the dis
Oflct Mss considered. II was unani-
mOu.b voted to hold an election Tor
mat purpose June lth. and the fuli
paill' uldrs as 10 the hours the polls
VIII be open, etc, can be found IN u
lesal notice published elsewhere in
inns paper. 1t was the wish OF ev-
cry member Oi the board to have
three polling places. one in town
ana NO IN the country but there
WAS a question Ia their minds as 10
whether THAT could be done without
!'"pardlline the sale oi the bonds.
as lhe ret llar form provided ID such
cases calls Tor only one polling place
AI'h % Is the school building Ii
Is proposed TO bond the district in
the amount Of Sll5.Ouu. about.Ss5.-
600 oi which is to be- used to erect
"a high school building ina jerome.
and the remaining $4,000 for rural
school improvements. The present
school building. although large
nice building. is entirely insufficient
to a''ommOdate all th. school chill
dreh "hO are clamOrlue for au ,du-
cation. aud it is a foregoue conclu-
sion that the bond viii carry
Mrs Jones Mrs Tcmpleton and
Mrs. shaver. of the GrandNicW
school, were present 10 ask the board
10 attend To the water supply of their
school TO improve the ground and
make other needed Improvements.
As the school term only lacks a week
or two OF being over. il is likely no.
thing can be- done TO help matters
TINS term. but before school begins
next term these faults viii be- rem
editd by the board
IL Was decided to hire a nurse for
me schools tho coming year who
viii devote her entire time 10 the
work
a music teacher viii also be reg
ularN employed ia the schools here
Although there are stin two yac-
ancies existing iu the high school
ana four in the lower grades. al tnis
meeting the following teachers We're
clec'cd for next year.
High school Milton Suodgrass.
crad~ Nis. Washington. Airs
Prentice Miss Mabel g. Kline. Miss
Hannah Never. Mrs puny Miss
Mr'orh h'c Mrs Faadis Mr. Massey
Miss Alice Piper Miss R,e Brook
Nlis- Annie Barry Miss Emma Pioss
Mrs Emma Pogne. Mr. Esfela
Ricketts,
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
SENSATIONAL VICE FILM
AT THE RIALTO THE IRE

The elaborate seven reel produc-
tion The Fall of Barbary Coast"
which will be shown al the Rialto
heajre for one day only, Wednes-
day. May 2Sth. is without doubt tn"
greatest sermon the screen has ever
known 1t is based on the recent
vice crusade of the Rev Pau, Smith
in San Francisco. when the fighting
minister cleaned out the well known
tenderioin district
This plot e w. 6ly shows he raic
of SEQ women % the underworld on
Mir Smiths church. and !heir qJes-
tion. IT you take away our protes-
sion. what are 'ou .,oing to do Win
u.s."
1t shows he iAethods employed bv
the ring TO ,'luire their ~ 'tnls. ne
cafes wh-re :rGoraut youne g'-.s 49,
drugeea. then carried away 10 thoir
ruin
The autlr ..S. Grace Mttbery
= .ters zoo. Mo Las been arpra Lg
an over t,e ted States ,rth her
remarkable picture will appear per
sonally at each performance.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
EI.DORADO HEIGHTS


Eldorado Heights Civic club will
meet on May 2N with Mrs. G.. +
HolmQuist i'm jerome.
Mrs W L hin returned to her
home I'm Eugene Oregon. last week.
Miss Anna Schoart of Orsiuo. Ida
no. is visiting few days This week
with her friend. Mrs NJ Bishop
MI and Mrs. Dick Burks Welcomed
a son ON May -
ID. w. Fulkerson probably holds
the record for the heaviest fleece.
Two ewes shcared twenty md one
fourth of wool each.
d. V Eakin has recently disposed
of his so acres to- a Twin Fvlls maih
Walter Jerry has purchased forty
acres from MIR Thomas J:ycoN.
NJ K Chess made business trip
to HALEY this week.
S. L. Hugholl mas sold his SD-acro
farm to a Twin Falls man.
Mrs Cehss spent few d"Ns las
week with her sister. Mrs Dcl
Burks. southeast of jerome.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
GOODING COLLEGE NOTES

Cooding. May 2O.-June II hes
been named as commencement d.
for Gooding college and the sum-
uer school Will begin the following
Monday Among those VINO viii TAX
part on the programs gre Revs. VIII
sic Martin. of Boise. +. l. Wemett.
OF Idaho Falls. and ". J Luscombe.
of Ontario, Oregon The entire cali
eudar of events inclades Auto pic
mic TO Wendell. Buhl, Filler. Twin
Falls Jerome and Shoshone. Ma %.
baccalaureate gnd annual college
sermons. June :: recital department
of public speaking. June g: recital.
department of music. June 10. pub
Sic reception and commencement eV-
erciscs. June IL: opening of sum
mer school. June Is: closing of sum
mer school with stcte and county
examinations. July 26: opening OF
fab term. september g
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
CLOSING ENERCI~t.S

NJ
''7'S "' '"' 7,''' H aN
,%'"1i % "i'"' rii'Hl "I lh' Jeroh'
,''-H '""l ~ occur ih 'i' Wee b
'"'tu"H evening" iune
"i '"' ""', 'uI''' $, inoii. "li 'he
o.. '"' Guy Will uAl'e ln "a
ei..",' 7'''l.' a' Al" 1s'ii'n' hal D
"irf H. '''"'"t' uh" Isl 'r d.
'''N'N pres lu'h OF 'ooalht
"I.tc, WIZ P''''h 'h' sermon
-" N"uu"H 'N '.lHE 'h' SENIOR
,'7S w ''i N"'' =" ''pai" 'i 'h" same
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
REGULAR MEETING OF
THE CITY FATHERS

HE city council held their regular
meeting Monday night aud although
Aol many conclusions We're reached
on the important matters which ara
occupy lng their attention. much use
lul disc cusslOn TOOK place. which is
al"a proper ana necessary before
ueclulug Oh The expenditure OF sums
VI puDu' money. Any body Of pub
hc trustees should be given credit
rather imam ceusure Tor being SLOW
10 act, and giving everything due
consideration, from as many diner
eAl angles " view as possible, before
deciding exactly what they are go
.ng to do.
Engineer Kelsey. OF Portland, was
present at this meeting, TO advise
with the board concerning the con-
structiOn OF our sidewalks and pave
.uent, he having gone over the stu
alton during the day. Bids for
sidewalk construction were ordered
published in this weeks Jerome pa
pers.
The question OF whether the paw
ing around the park can be made a
Ien against the park is d matter OIL
AAlch the council are in doubt. and
lt ls also u question whether the 9TH
rr property abutting on said pave
meAl Will be OF sufficient value 10
satisfy The bonds There is usually
way TO Overcome all difficulties
where there is will, and this will
De- adjusted ia some proper manner.
arlOus other paving propositions
"ere discussed. out no action will
J' taken Oh them until after Thurs
day oi this week. when the highway
district board are TO have d meeting
nth the city council TO arrange for
tAe connecting up OF the district
highways with the city pavement.
IL Vas brought to the attention of
the council tAat the block in which
the Presbyterian church is located
cannot be- irrigated. because the
ditch is lt the low side OF the block
and a. every body knows. wator will
not run up hill. Mr. Zug, who is
the irrigating committee, will work
THIS Out with Engineer Burky, and
there Is 10 doubt but they will work
ont q way 10 irrigate this block, al
though il is not their intention to
try TO make the water run up hill.
Mr. Trounson reported that he
had taken the matter up with the
Jerome Water Works company Of
furnishing more hydrants to the city
without more cost for water
city Marshall Stanton was in
structed TO drive out OF town a punch
OF worthless horses which it seems
somebody drove into town TO be i'm
pounded. thereby putting the funer-
Il expenses Oh the city ii they are
allowed TO remain here.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
ANNUAL FIREMEN's CONVENTION

The third annual yeutiou .l
the Idaho Firemen's ASSIMILATION ff
be held in Boise this year ou lu.
5th. viii probably be very yaiuab .
meeting judging from thr reports
eeived by the officers from he yi.r-
iOus lire departments over rAe star ..
The association are arranging tos
one Of the best ire prevention ,.-
perts to be al this convention with
moving picture and lecture Oh
ire prevention The Boi CONNER
cial club and city officers are prepar-
ING plenty OF Entertainment for et-
.ryOne.
X W Burroughs chief of tae
local organization and president of
the state organization. ~ili ATTEND
also John Nims. assistslt chief ol
the local hremen. and td s. White
one OF the trustees ol the state or
ganization viii go from Jerome tc
represent Us at Boise.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
140TH ORDERED HOME
FROM OVERSEAS Duty

cablegram has been received in
Twin Falls from Lieut. John G.
Thorp. stating that the l46th field
artillery regiment. including four
companies OF the Second Id. hO rcpi-
ment, is to leave Germany ucAt sun
day, May 18th.
There are twelve Jerome boys in
this regiment. and if they all arrive
here al the same time there viii no
doubt be some kind OF a welcome
home demonstration for them.
This regiment has made good rec
ord
The first shot was fired by the
regiment on the Chateau rhierry
sector On July llth. From this time
the regiment actively participated
in the minor .uC major defensive
ana offensive operations Two OF
the ma JOr operations In which the
regiment engaged ou this sector af,
Officially known ls the Champueuc-
Marine Defensive. July 18Th Go 18th.
and tho Aisuc- Marine Ouou.iNc July
18Th To August eth The regiment
Withdrew from the Aisua-Alarne
Front on August l2th. the last shot
being fired Oh August llth
The rcgimeif Was again assembled
in the Bois de- Dhatelet near Bou-
yardes on August l3th The equip
ment was cleai..d ana oVe.huuled and
on August lGth the regiment NOV
ed TO Niller- .r Marine This sta-
tion MAS LEFT on August 2lsI the
66th Brigade marching iu convoy
for the Saint MihIel Sector The reg
iment arrived al AucemOut ou Al4-
ust 21th. and was at this time nOti-
fled OF its transfer from Corps Ar
tillery 10 Army ARTILLERY OF the lst
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-22
IN THE PROBATE COURT

On Tuesday Judge !. /. Badgley
of the probate court appointed Mrs.
VIM g Baumgardner administratriN
of the estate of her husband. de-
ceased
Final settlement of the estate of
the late Alice A. Wallace was made
i'm probate court Tuesday
Monday civil action entitled
Gohle VS. Sloan " $ tried barorc
Judge Radgley i'm which plainti0
asked for wages due him from de
fendant. Verdict was foDud for
plaintin