American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-01-31

Miss Rhetta Barnhart left for Los
Angeles last week to join her mother,
who has been there for some time
Miss Barnhart may remain in Cali
fornia for hn indefinite period.
There will be enough flu vaccine
left after the school children are
treated, to treat all the people Of
American Falls who wish to be i'm
munized. The vaccine will be turned
over to the physicians.
w. P. O'Hara was in from Roy
Wednesday. He reports the flu situ-
alton much improved as about so
per cen of the people, in his opinion,
have had it. All of Mr.. O'Hara's
family were ill, but are recovered.
Ramona is history immortalized
in fiction. II has been picturized,
and may be seen at the Auditorium
tonight, where it is finishing a two
day run. 1t is the kind of picture
that will bear repeating.
Chester Greene, who left recently
to visit the oil fields near Casper,
Wyoming, returned home Friday ev-
ening last. He acme back by way of
Denver, where he spent n day.
Americas Answer" the wal pic
ture shown at the Irene Saturday,
were fully up to expectations. Am
erica's Answer" is a series of war
views put out under direction of the
United States committee on public
information. They are educational
and deserve a splendid patronage.
Under Four Flags" the third off
cial government war picture, will be
shown at the Irene Saturday night,
1t is a continuation of the pictorial
history of Americas part in the world
war, as portrayed in "Pershing's
Crusaders" and Americas Answer"
Closeup views of Generals Per-
shing, Foch, Haig, Petain, Clemen-
ceau and other allied leaders will be
shown in under Four Flags" the
third government official war pic
ture, at the Irene Saturday night.
Regular prices, lie and 22c.
Assessor Crowley left for Boise
Sunday, to attend the annual meeting
of county assessors. An attempt will
be made to bring about, by agree
ment, a more uniform valuation for
all classes of property in the various
counties than has heretofore pre-
vailed.
Forty American Falls business men
have signed up for the chautauqus
this year. The past two years the
business men have stood a loss OF
close to a thousand dollars, but they
consider their loss an investment
for community welfare, and worth
while. First class attractions have
been booked.
The International Trio, an Ellison
White lyceum company that has beer
held at Pocatello for several weeks
on account of flu conditions, appeared
at the M. K. church Wednesda,
evening before a small audience
Their program was an excellent ont
and much enjoyed.
Dustin Farnum, in THE Light o
the Western Stars" will be at thu
Auditorium February 9Th. This is
picture of the Great West, and Bots
papers are carrying page ads for it
appearance there. There is ever,
reason to believe that this is one o
the masterpieces of the film world
and will doubtless draw a crowde'
house.
County Agent Lampson expected I
leave for Moscow the first of tn
week to attend a meeting of count
agents at the University, but OWN
to flu conditions there the meetin
was postponed. He is disappointed a
the postponement, because there wer
several matters which he wished {
investigate, among them being rurs
telephone service.
Another one of those stirring wa
pictures, Under Four Flags" will b
: shown at the Irene Saturday nigh
4 Five reels of vivid scenes, filmed b
official photographers, will hold ii
attention of all from first to las
The scenes will include some Of ii
{ most stirring actions of the war
e Belgium, France and Italy. Reguli
e prices, IL and % cents.
VIM. Houdyshell and Elijah Day
returned last Friday evening fro
service overseas with the 145th fie
artillery. the old Utah gurad res
e ment. The armistice was signed
d Germany before this regiment h;
e the chance to get into action at Il
e fighting front, but the men we
trained to a high degree of efficienI