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The Washington herald., 1919-05-24
ST. JOHNS DRILL
TO COMP ANY c
Individual Awards Made at
Annual Review on
Ellipse.

Awards were made In the competi-
tive drill of the cadet corps of St
Johns College. 125 Vermont avenue.
at the White House ellipse yesterday
afternoon. Privates and non-comnis-
stoned officers receiving honors were
Sergt Charles Clarke. A Company:
Sergt John Morris. B Company. and
Corp. George F. O'Neil. C Company.
After a close contest. the st. Johns
honor flag was awarded to c Com
pany. the bantam unit of the bat
talon Ofiicers Of the War Depart
ment reviewed the drill from q grand
Following the review. the compa-
nies engaged in competitive drill, exc
cutting the manual of arms and ex-
tended order movements with snap
and precision. Capt Clarence King,
commanding B company. was award
ed medal as the best drilled officer.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24
The Umpire Was Absent.


Fannie Turner and Mary Montgom-
cry had some words.
The place was Broad alley. and some
nut had carelessly left baseball Dat
lying around.
From the looks of Mary's head 1t
would appear that someone bod mis-
taken her noble brow for a baseball
and struck II several times with the
bat.
She said Fannie did it. Fannie
didn't say whether she did nor not
Anyhow, Policeman Heide heard
about the party and ran to Broad
alley to take charge of Fanny and the
troublesome bat.
As soon as Fanny laid eyes on the
cop she hurled some choice cuss
words at him.
Heide, who is a perfect gentleman.
blushed when he heard this.
And, naturally. he placed another
charge against Fanny The cuss words
had hurt almost as much as the bat.
The grand jury will take care OF
Fanny and see whether or not she is
to be tried for striking Mary.
As for the cuss words. Judge Nc
Mahon told her to shell out so.
For a whole afternoon Mary Car
penter worked on an overcoat, put
ting extra pockets on the inside.
The coat already had plenty OF
pockets. but there was a reason for
Mary's activity.
She went to Baltimore and bought
three quarts and one pint of whisky
and put them in these pockets.
She came back on the 2:42, and
Sergts. Delamico and Lauten were
waiting for her. A little bird or
Mary's hat had told them all about
things.
You have been living here fol
fourteen years and you say you are
still ignorant OF the fact that it wa.
a violation of the law to bring II
whisky" said the court
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24
ASK PERSHING TO TELL
WHO REALLY WON WAR

Army officials expect soon to be
able to tell who won the war.
Disagreements among returning
soldiers as to engagements their
units took part in. and the ter
ritory they captured. are expected
to be ended when Gen. Pershing
sends complete report of the work
done by combat division in France.
A series of histories Of divisions.
being prepared by the War Depart
ment. developed upon examination
by the general stan confiictions as
big as those among homecoming
troops.
The War Department has stopped
issue Of the present divisional his
tories and cabled Gen. Pershing for
official records. These will be made
public.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24
KIWANIS CLUBS ELECT
AT CLOSING SESSION

Birmingham. Ala. May 23-Henry
J. Elliott. of Montreal. Quebec, was
elected president, and Portland, Ore.
was chosen rs the 1890 convention city
Of the international Kiwanis Clubs
ut the closing session here. J. Mercer
Barnett. of Birmingham. was elected
first vice president; Harry z. Kerr.
Baltimore. second vice president;
PH1y Wilson. Johnstown. Pa, third
wee president. and B. V. Della Hunt,
Of Milwaukee. treasurer.
Trustees were named as follows:
George r. Rosswater. Erville Thorpe.
of Dallas: W. B. Goodrich, of New
Haven. and Louis NJ. Hammerschmidt.
Of South Bend. Ind. Mike Goss. of 81.
Paul. Mimi. was elected trustee to
ill the unexpired term on Henry j.
Elliott
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

by Prof James H johnson. and
dancing.
The oklahoma State Society viii
hold regular meeting this evening
at o'clock In their rooms at 1914
+ street northwest All Okla
homans are invited.
q. 9. Grant Circle. No. I. Ladies Of
the Grand Army, will hold services
at the Capitol tomorrow afternoon
at . o'clock at, the statue OF Gen.
Grant All members are requested
to be present.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24
If He Smokes
Give Him Nicotol
Powders Secretly

Any mother, wife or sister can
stop the tobacco habit II she wants
TO do 90. Thousands Of women are
happy today because they gave
their husbands, sons or brothers
money wsstefuliy spent for tobacco
and benefiting the health of the
loved ones they rescued. NicotOl
powders are odorless. tasteless and
harmless and can be given in either
Mould or solid food. You take no
risk. as Nicotol powders are sold
under q steel-bound money-refund
guarantee by the Peoples Drug
Stores and other druggists.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

sion remembered him with several
nice presents and many beautiful
flowers.
Arrangements are nearly complet-
ed for the plate printers bowling
tournament to be held at Central
Alleys, Monday and Tuesday of next
week. The committee in charge is
arranging a schedule. which will
be published as soon as completed.
The following notice has been
posted on the bulletin board:
'Lost-Set OF tools. wrenches and
pair of shears by a poor. hard-work-
ing. industrious plate printer. Finder
please have a heart. and return to
Charles F. Miller, section s."
The bug IL on its spring round.
Mr.. Watson, OF the engraving divi-
sion. has just purchased new Au-
burn. Another member added to B.
4. A.
Walter N. Angelo. carpenter. was
called home suddenly yesterday on
account of an accident to his father.
who was knocked down by a wagon
while crossing the street Mr.
Angeles friends extend their SYM
pathy and best wishes for his
fathers recovery.
Otto l. Erdman. of section 5, is
back on the job after a few days
leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24
NEW PENSION SCHEME
URGED BY TRAINMEN

Columbus. Ohio. May 23.-Pen-
siops for retired members to be paid
out of insurance funds was being
advocated today between sessions of
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
mems convention.
The project was not formally
launched as the convention is tied
up with wage controversies. Today's
session. like the preceding days OF
the week. failed to bring about an
agreement.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24
Volunteer Valet Arrested.

New York. May 23-Policeman Dew
cry watched a willing worker as he
removed the shoes from a sleeper in
the park. but when the laborer start
ed on the coat he interfered, suspect
ing the pair were not acquainted.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

II radiated home" In q measure
all out OF proportion to its size.
The daughter Of the house had
chosen it as her own little apartment
because Of its sunny bay window.
Thanks to the National Biscu
Company and the other packers
good things" said the girl, Il ca
live well without a kit
A thick, warm-toned rug invite1
one to lounge on the noor, while tn
big, fringed cushions scattered abou
gave eridenI
was permissl sl6ie Through the cur
tained and double-sashed windows
meadow gave away to hills whicI
rolled into each other Va6i -
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

witches that looked oh, 90 tempt
ing, would grace q yellow plate
Or, -How would we like q TO
mato bouillon on q cold, blowy dal
Like thisT And q package o
y. B. @. Zwieback would be forth
coming from the window cupboard
while the tomato bouillon was mads
|o1nni0b bt over the alcohol lamp
were celebrating the momeatom
event Of the hostess birthday thii
Afternoon, my dears. Marcia, please
- roous, whils
q open this bottle Of grape Juice
was the signal for q general merry
making.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

Does your skin itch and buml Or is
Iour appearance marred by patches of
There is no need Of enduring
'uch discomfort when Resnoi Ointment
Usually stops itching at once and quickly
makes the skin clear and healthy again.
Doctorsh have prescribed Resinol Oint-
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

Otto l. Erdman. Of section s, is
back on the job after a few days
leave.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

Do you wonder the little circle
Of friends grew closer. day by day.
chatting in the sunny bay win
dow, slipping tea or coffee and nib
Hing National Biscnit Delicacicsi
The Washington herald., 1919-05-24

sion remembered him with several
nice presents and many beautiful
flowers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08
Broom Corn 2 Good Crop.

Mr.. J. O Maggie of I','er. wa.
in at ihc Farm bureau dice. %.
other DAY and lrf, a5.ng $ pound
Of broom coro seed Of the Ever
green variety. lie asked as T..
distribute this toany farmer ssh.
are intere-te b. trying coo. 5ropm
corn 10 tbs scction lie lta had
success with this variety aa be
lieyes it q very profitable crop for
Ibis section Of the state IT you
lesire two pound, 81 tus seed q.
trial you may have the same
Tree bi calling at the Farm Bureau
)iice Farm Bureau Bulletin.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08
Going Over.

The Victory loan J.. NOT going as
rapidly as it shoulibut {, il moving
toward The goal md will go over
the top in this locality. Along
this line, Mr. Shcarer informed
those present at the bang o.
Friday night that Filler led M
other towns in che c, urlv IN the
PERCENTAGE of ,hcaioa al 1scrlhcd
and shat be felt confident tbl,
town would bO frs, over the top
What's the matter with Filer-no,
4 hlonmlnAthiag,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08

Mr.. Snyder is putting out .om
fruit trees at his home.
Don't forget the high school play
Friday night. Something good
L. NJ. Smith and daughter
Elizabeth, were Twin Fills visitor.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fletcher Simpson Of Kcar
ncy, Nebraska, sister Of Mrs Oryil
Cxed, arrived here Tuesday IT,
spend the summer.
Mrs. John Missioner who visited
at tho j. l.. Mckinney homo for
tho past week returned to her
home at Rupert Wednesday.
l.. Kirkpatrick received IA tcle
gram from relatives ut lIoodriycr.
Wyoming, wednesday with the
sad news Of his wife's death. He
left Wednesday evening for Hood
river.
n. +. Phillips and family loft
the first Of the week for Pine.
Idaho, whore Mr.. Phillips ownc.
some mining property, and zoe
to do some development work
Local capital is Interested ia the
development Of this property.
A copy ol the Irrigation Worl',
published NJ Pocatcllo, with J.
Robb Brady MS editor, has reached
pur desS Il is well cdi cd
Journal devoted to the interests If
irrigation and exploitation of Id, I
no. Il should be in the hands of
very farmer and hlmcscekor.
Toe Twin Falls Live Stock
Breeders Association helda sale of
c-istcred Shorthorns at Burley
Tuesday. T. o. Waiter OF Filler
nd 4. ; Buasou OF Twin FALL
we're the acutinnccrs AZ the slle +.
be average price for an stuck was
$50 per hcaj III, average fnr
be bulls wa, 500. and the top
all, 3 months old WIS sol g. Mr..
'reck at Rich6eld for $1,000.
his gentleman also naid $3.50
pr a S.ycar.old hcifor A he,fer.
1 months old brought :. so
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08
Local lnye 5togs Feel Good.

The news thttthe Lincoln llah
Oh Co., has "a gu.hcr on tlei,
" Wyoming properties Is making 70
few investors here feel good 90 a-
much as Do 'ir shares bought 30 ~
cents, are now worth s 30 and
viii go higher. Among ihe in
yestors here nrc Mr.. !. W. Tln
ner, Joe Mallory and others whose
names we failed e. get. Mrs. Tan
ner also holics very vaiuaLc So 81.
10 the Texas oil fields.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08

sunday school $40 thc chursh evc-,
smdy morning 40 90 u. no. E.cryboIy
come
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08
Warning to the Public.

A warning to tie public is here
by given that viol,tion Of tnc
qurantius hws arc subject t.
-eyere penalties An parties ex
posed 20 contagious diseases viii
duly observe The law are subject To-
penalty. Needless exposure Of
others will not be tolerated. Il
you have been expose or are SUI.
'ering from an Infectious or con
ngious disease, notify your loca
iealth officers ut once.
l.. ID. Allen, MARSHAL.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08

Long tImo loans at $3.50. Easy
payment p'an See piekcy. next door
10 Farmer IS National Bank. Ruhl 5u.tf
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08

f.NcuiuG service, congregational
singing 100 $3.50 D. m. Preaching
; y M.
You arc corjitllv invited.
T. W WupER, Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-05-08
NtENNoNITE oHURcH.

Sunday School at 10 "a m.
Sermon II a. m.
Childfcns meeting : p. m.
Y Z Meeting $50
Sermon Sis
Nilwcoh Sermon.
Prayer moe,lug Wed s. p M
You are we come 90 worship
with ~.
= llondrick, Minister,
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
A MESSAGE no -FOUR
HUNDRED SOULS

II you live In Monte Vista or sur
rounding country. this IL Intended
for you.
There are at least four thousand
souls In Monte Vista AID community
who are directly benefited by the
churches OF this city. The churches
advance the value Of your property:
they make the success OF your busi-
ness possible. your abode tolerable
and your home safe. You know that
Is true. A prominent citizen OF Mon.
te Vista recently made the statement
that he would not live In u commun-
ity where there were not good
churches. and yet that man has nev-
er attended q service In any church
IN Monte Vista. Is that your attitude
towards the churches? Is It possible
that you are content to receive the
benefits which accrue to you from
the churches and give nought in re-
turn!
Surely you cannot call yourself a
man unless you feel a responsibility
to contribute to the success of these
living exponents of decency and good
government. The least you can con-
scientiOusly do Is to give these in
stitutions your moral support by At
tending the church services regular.
ly. II you do not attend any other
church we will be delighted to have
you meet with US in tho Baptist
church. There you will hear good
music. . strong sermon and receive
a hearty welcome. The inspiration
you will there receive will help you
to do better work on Monday and
to live better life throughout the
week.
''- - coMM1rTEr.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. 3. .. Heiiman wer'
dinner guests OF NJ. sad Mfs. n. n
Winchsll at the Ia vsta hotel sun
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
SOCIETY

Ms. and Mrs.. J. X. Perkins, aad
0sosgs l.,iisy were satsrtaiasd rusa.
day evenias at the ". r. Wilson
ho@s.
East Side Baptht church had .
big day last Sunday. TIE Sunday
school at io:ee o'eleck Vas we'll at-
tended asd . ass spirit aad . great
d~ai Of interest prevailed. A. lice
O'Clock Rev. c. =. Youag gave ~ .
nae sssaoa o. Elijah. After sssv-
Ices slI drove TO the country ho0s
Of J. n. llostos. vhees leas tables
were sst with every good thias that
would tempt The appetite aad sstis-
" the hunger Of he \S present. Ev-
cry one was happy aad had all they
could cat.
The young people Of Sargent gave
. Christina Eadsavor social Friday
evening. There were sixty prsssat.
They studied astronomy and enjoy
ID games. Dsinty rsersshmsnts were
served.
%
Mr. and Mrs. 3. .. Heilman were
dinner guests Of NJ. sad Mrs. II. n
winchsIl at the La vsta hotel 8un-
day.
Mr.. koonsmaa's class Of the Bap.
tist Sunday school enjoyed . social
given at the hoos 'of Mr.. snd Nss
John Potter eight niIss north oi
Monte Vista. Friday niGAt. TIE sv'
ening was enjoyed having variou,
Eamss and many selections Of music
delicious refresh meats were served
Members Of the class present: Mea.
srs. Koonsman. Lswis. Caldwell
Warren. Potter. Wilson. Stevens
Misses Lewis. Brunnemsr. Baker
Ida Ulry. Rachel Ulry. Rose Davis
Jackson. Jones. Caldwell. Warren.
Tho Bethlehem Chapter OF thu
Eastern Star will hold It's regular
meeting Tuesday evening. May sth
A good time and good eats urs
promised. All members urged to b.
present. Others in the city who ar,
members Of an Eastern Star Ordel
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins ant
little son and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
HaiGler were dinner guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. b. vAnNostrand Sun
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins and
little son and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
HaiGler were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. vAnNostrand Sun
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Nleih0<lisa Church.
Sunday school. S:46 .. m.
1880 .. m. I.ayman service.
Laymcn doing the speaking.
Epworth League Devotional serv.
ice. 700 p. m.
No evening preaching services.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

EAST Side Baptist)
Corner Huxley and Tyndal st.
Sunday school at l0:00 o'clock
Preaching services. 1880 .. m.
Evening Preaching service at 500
p. m.
A hearty hand shake and welcome
to all our services.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
Tssw As.cMxu sOw1v1R

Moets Vista aov has one Of the
most alive commssciai ciahs Ia the
valley. Likewise. The Monte vista
Htsh school Aiainai Association has
for the sixteen years last past held
successfui snavai msstinss and Soc
lAi good times.
The hsas annual meeting Of the
nsmssss viii es held oa Thursday
evening. May :snd' Every person
Who IL . msmbsr of tho Association
should BE- As proud of such fact as
ws are OF our town and new Com
mcsciai Club. II you are In Monte
Vista or any where near at the time
NJ this annual fcstivity. you should
by all means mako u . point 10 b~
present Something new awaits you.
YOU viii 30 madr to feel that you
arc = part of tho organization. Come
and pay your tribute To tho eradu-
atcs Of the Glass Of 1918. tho same
recognition ~ was given you by this
association u you graduated since
this organization was formed. We
want You've need you. Dismias
business Worries for = single night
and come and fraterniae with your
old time school mates.
ALUMNI PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
The monthly meeting Of the Kha.
ki Helpers of the Christian Sunday
school was held at the church Thurs-
day evening with good attendance.
HPEaIAL TCMnlER aALE- =
"s. It'll Nhaprsi. Haar Cst. Lead
lIlown 0ls-s Clear - Crystal. e9.N
prs d0srW NJ TIE New Wri.s-Chap.
saaa Ovw9 Htore.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

3. =. Scston and Mrs. Jess Mont
Eomcry are spending the week with
Mrs. McMAnnus Of Center.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Fred bunker left Thursday even
Ink for Sterling. Colo. on business
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
mAmRsa.Muxssss.a wxsosxo

Atss Carrie Assss'i became The
wife Of NJ. Joha Hsasy harris. ses
Of ~. ssd Mrs. J. ~ Ditto. Rev
vasss1ess o0ctstisg.
The Bride vas govnsd 10 Q beau.
iifsl psls hlss taas,s and carried .
issk . bossss os Brides Roses. Her 70.
ss0'swey eostuoe vas . taa suit |
With bet 10 match. 4 six course
isachsoa wss served and the table.
vsse Decorated with boqusts Of piah |
ssA white carnations. The only
esssis were relatives of the bride
aad groom and Mr. and Mfs. Maur.
Ice Tya~s.
The bridal sorpi~ marched from
apststrs down To . bower Of apple
h'oasoms while Mr. Clean OoR.
6rother.in-lAv Of the bride pisycs,
Aend~lssohn's wedding march. The
ssastifsi decorations we're May be-.
h~ts allied with apple blossoms which
the relatives Of Ms. Harris sent
from Canon City. The newly wed.
dsd eospls leN Thsrsday afternoon
sos Dsavss. and Cavoa City to spsnd |
their honeymoon. They will b. home
to their fricnds II Monte, Vista after
June 1st.
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the Bapsis,
iAssch met Thursday with Mrs.. win
stephens. Pians we're made 10 a.
aist the pastor with bis work Of call |
Ing on members and friends Of the
church. Music was enjoyed given b.
Mas Edna Davis aud Mrs. varna-
dorc gave IN interesting reading.
Those present: Mrs. Jake Reed. Mr..
Miles Reed. Mrs. Edstrom. Mrs.
ketaer. Miss Ida ulry. Mr~. Hav-
kins. Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Potter. Mts,
Davis. Mrs. Asay. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs.
Hurd. Miss Mona Jones. Mrs. Henry.
Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Ulry. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Nra. Theo. Schwarsbeck
and little daughter we're dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Mahl. Sunday.
Tho Ladies' Aid Of the Lutheran
church met at the home Of Nrs.
Herman Schroeder. Eighteen nom.
hers were present. After . short
business meeting . social hour was
enjoyed. Dainty refreshments were
served at tho close Of the afternoon.
Tho ladies OF tho q. A. r. sur
prissd Ars. John Lloyd. who ID lsav-
Ing soon for Eugene. Oregon. There
were interesting talks given by De-
partment Commander Curl OF Colo
RADIO Springs. Commander Conkie
and Comrade Paradis. A souvenir
spoon was presented to Mrs. LLOYD
by tho president. Mrs. VIII Prid.
more.
Refreshments were served to the
thirty nve members present.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Savage enter
tained DR.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Gibson At
luncheon and cards Friday sveninE.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Gipe were
guests Of Mr.. an, Mrs. d. r. Savage
at luncheon Sunday.
.
Mrs. Ralph Ellithorpe and dauxh.
ter and Mrs. Gus Weiss Of Del Norts
were guests OF MIR. and Mira. John
Macarthur Friday evening.
MIR. Goudy entertained the COM
pany force at dinner Thursday At
Hotel La veta in honor Of Mr.. He'll
man. At table wore Mr.. 0oudy. gem
eral manager: Mr.. Miller. Co. audi
tor; Mr.. John Macarthur. local man
ager: Mr.. Baton. new cashier, Mr.
Morrison. MIR. Patterson and guest
| OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. 8. Heilman and
daughter, Ruth. were dinner guests
OF MIR aud Mrs. N w. Clark Thurs
day evening.
The Foreign Missionary society OF
the NJ. E. church. met with Mrs. Ea-
gle Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Mil
ner assisted Mrs. Eagle A. hostess.
Mrs. Price had charge Of tho lesson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

buy Eastman Kodak and have the
best. Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Rev. C. +. Young Is now serving
the East Side Baptist church.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03
Cbureb Services
Presbyterian Church.

treS0ytef1ao C0ofC0.
The Rev. Z. II. Lilies. d. ID. will
preach upon the following themes
next Sunday: Religion In the
Home" In the morning: and Home
Type Of Heaven" In the evening.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Misses Nora and Louise French
entertained number Of their
friends Friday vening at cards.
Those enjoying the evening were
Misses Reilly. Heisig. Dietrich. Dom
atelli. Mundell. Milstead.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

Nr. and Mrs. Theo. Schwarsbech
and little daughter we're dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Nahl. Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

The monthly meeting Of the Kha
k Helpers Of the Christian sunda,
school was held At the church Thur
day evening with good attendance
The Monte Vista journal., 1919-05-03

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