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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
Fer Observation-Disclosures

Fer Sale-Aut0mobiles-W
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1 CASH PAID for old Prohibitions so.
/ FORD TRUCK Tor sale. In rood running
order Price $3.50. 2-1S Wyoming.
I AUTO LAtNDKf-Have your cars washed
/ while you wait zoe y. Kansas Phi go.
I CAMPBELL st. garage. els n. Campbell
l-lye sioraEe 81 per north IN lat-
I FOR SALE-Paise car. owner leaving
I city ISIS Wyoming Phone 5t5o-
7 BENT FRONT AELES Strengthened on
Z car. Radiators and Tenders repaired.
Iirown We ding CO. 500 Texas Pm 5q5l
I OAKLAND LIGHT SIN-Perfect mechani-
cal condition new tires; good top and
new paint Pm. 1901
PAItM EFi-1Iagncto and starter repair
ms We 81 eciollze in armature rewindinE.
2lf W san Antonio St
We WILL PAY CASH for bargains in any
Kind Of autos or motorcycles. Hagan
] WANT TO buy good used car Must be
a bargain FOR cash Phone Tim Dunn.
BARGAINS Is Our SPECIALTY-
IN used cars We have them for YOU
TENAS USED CAR co.
Phone $50 511-3 Texas St
HUDSON SUPER-SIN
1917 model: good as res. locks Ike new.
Must be sold AZ once see
WALTERS a DURHAM
go W. san Antonio. Phone t0s5.
AUTO TOP SHOP
AUTOMOBILE TOPS
SIDE CURTAINS
UPHOLsTERDSG
500 y. Kansas. Paone 1851
OVERLAND SEDAN
i~r rnnH shane looks lf1-a VIII soil
cheap or trade for touring car OF rold-
ster. new tires II you want a cl1sed
WALTERS & DURHAM
go " Sl1 Anto1lo- Phone tl2s
CASH FOR YOUR USED CARS
TEXAS UsED CAE co.
Phone $50. 6oI-s texas 81
EXCELLENT BARGAIN
SLIGHTLY Used
So TON WICHITA TRUCK
GUARANTEED PERFECT CONDITION
SUITABLE TERMS
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
COL W. MONTANA ST PHONE sefs.
sOUTHW EsTERN DIST HAYES &
MITCHELL
TOR SALE
1917 Overland ---..-----.--.-...--. $500
1917 Saxon SIX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
1917 Saxon SIX Observation-Disclosures $500
1916 Maxwell .- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2 800
All in good condition Want two Forls
and Dodge in trade
SPEEDWAY GARAGE
Cor. Bliss a. PieGras Phone -15f T
sA~ALL CAR BARGAINS
Buick f-5-pass. 1917 model
Buick s-5-nass. 1918 model
Buick f-Roadster. 1917 model
Buick Big f-Roadsrer. 1917 mode
Buick Big 6-1-pass--Tou-iuE 1917
model
Oldsmobile S-5-pass-. 1917 model.
Scrip1s-Booth. 1915 model
Saxon 4-Roadster. with coed starter. .
$4,000
Look These over.
WALTERS & DURHAM
Phone 4oe5. go " san Antonio. F.
II YOU nave an auromobUe 20 sell bring .
u 10 o.. we can sell IT,
FL PASO AUTO EXCHANGE
Phone 115. SOS Mess-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
For Rsnf-Roons Unfurni,hed

UNFINISHED ROOMS for rent. SO
y Ochoa- Private bath Phone Ss55R-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

S room bungalow. s. p; steam
heat, on Grant avenue $500
Terms
BRO Adds & LIE BARON.
e09-1o First National Bank
Bldg. Telephone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
For SaIs-BIisceHaueous

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FOR ALE-Iuternaticnal business course
u taken now VIII scl for $50 Pr el3-
WANTED TO BUT-Good steamer trunk.
must be in good condition and q bargain
o. O.. Uriey. 3lf West Missouri street. Phi.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
For Sale-City Property

For Sale-Cify Properly
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BUNGALOW On TULAROSA ST.
Near Five Points. rooms and large
sleeping porch Easement and fur
mace. Corner lot Price $500
KELLER.
LEAVELL & SHERMAN.
1I6 Texas 81. Phone 4226.
PROTECT YOUR CLOTHES
from dust and soil. with an uptodate
GHifEARoBE- All sizes. prices and
finish Peter order one today Your
FOUTz-sIOORE FURNIIURE co.
YOU ARE GOING TO BUILD
4 Home. Then see rs for
BUILDING SITE BARGAIN.
. lots. $50 feet Off Of paved
street ------- -------------S SDt-UO
Corner. 3 blocks from high
school .--.-.-.-- --.-------- 10000
5 lots or corner Il Luz S.
Z blk. from Alta vista school 10000
40E1eg feet on Bliss St------- 100000
DERSON-FILLER
sos Mesa Avenue. Phone 1901.
THREE ROOM BRICK. PORCHES.
Bath. large corner lots. paving paid,
S1250.Oo. easy terms.
Five room two story brick. bath,
pCrches, garage. never occupied.
s235O-00; 500 cash. balance monthly.
FRANK z. cox.
21s CABLES Bldg.
4 beautiful BUNGALOW ONLY
s4G5O.O0.
Has s rooms and breakfast room Mas
sive buffet with loaded glass doors,
larEe rustic mautel. bookcases on
each side. Hardwood floors. tile hath.
linen lockers. fun length mirror door.
fine plumbing fixtures and extra
large closets
There IS q furnace and basement.
Located on paved and parked street,
in high class residence section. con-
venienr 10 car line and Alta vista
school
S5O0.O0 DOWN.
s5e-O0 MO- INCLUnING ALL INTER-
EST SEE PHILLIPS OR CREEL-
JAMES l. MARI ~ CO.
Phone 1859. 204 San antonio.
$4,000 MODERN HOME.
2 rooms, bath sleeping porch base
nent and heating plant Leased TN
til May 1st A real investment. To-
rated and Il blocks from Alta Vista
school facing south
aNDERS ON-FTLLER
INVESTMENT co.
zoe Mesa Ave. Phone 1851 /
TWO DANDY BARGAINS
$4,000 Buys a beautiful home OF 4 I
'ooms and sleeping porch. new and 4
elegantly finished with built-in feat {
lres. all conve-iences; half block car .
Inc
main paved street Five {
'ooms and sleeping porch House cost /
more than selling price large lots. 4
Worth $3.50 To see Il IS to want II. /
$50 cash. SIS month
W. C. PORTER & CO.
20i Caples BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
For RenL-Apartmenls Furnished

For kent-ApartmeniS furnished
. AND BOON APTs.-sos Mesa-
MODEM sunny APr.-Phone 1855.
IN ". BOULEVARD. one and rooms
APARTMESTS-l715 Montana. Ph. 7745.
APARTMENr-lozt y. oregon. Pm ass.
DOWNsTAIRs APT. reasonable- Ph.5sslR
NICE APARTMENT with porch 10 pri-
waite home. Phone $3.50.
one room aPsr-tHaent. 112 E Missouri.
FIRST floor Phi 2514.
APARTMENT FOR RENT-CIose in 625
" u Paso-
FOB RIM or 3 room furnished apart
uaur- private family. Gas. lights. steam
heat Strictly I1edern- Phone lsis
TWO ROOMS nicely furnished. running
watcrs lights. water ard phone furnished
MS y. NirEinla or phone S2ssR
CLOSE ~ rooms and sleeping porch,
apartment Private home 10 responsible.
healthy couple. SIS. Phone ss5sW.
The COTY
Two rooms. litchanet. bath and sleeping
porch zoos Masoffin-
FURNISHED apartmeat Tor rent. close y.
Piedmont apartments for rest Apply
APT = -. S1So
FOUR ROOM furnished bunEaloW with
sleeping porch near Country club. have
piano Phone I115.
Don't crowd your Kitchen with two
stoves Buy c1muination coal and gas
range Your credit o. O X
FOUTZ-MOO8E FURNITURE CO.
LUCILLE ATS rooms. sleeping porch.
h e. b. steam heat close in- slI West
Missouri Phone loss and so9s-
TWO LARGE ROOMS. sleeping porch. con-
meeting BATH nicely furnished, near Alta
vista school. $50 call Mr. Asher. 5sa7-
FOR RENT-L-ght housekse7ius apart
meuts AZ 1905 Texas St. sl2 month and
Up Lights and water furnished Phone
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

FOR SALE-OIL LEASE have FOR sale
az $40 per acre the oil and gas lease on
100 acres close % 2 deep tests now being
made In very promising territory. Phone
sf3. afternoons only
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
MrsT SELL Wy RANcn.

MUST SELL Ny RANCH
SO acres near Clint. about half il
cultivation. some alfalfa Small
house and ou-huildinrs. Fenced
HcrseS. COWS Implements and
tools complete. VIII guarantee
your purchase money back iu two
years u not Fatisfied Ter1nE- DO
trade
SEE YOUNG,
-a7 s stanton s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

INCOME PROPERTY
OR HOTEL
2lT acres. under ditch: free
water: best land IN y. u. range
For 500 cattle.
SEE :. J. CRADDOCK WITH
DOUG LAS c CEOWELL AGENCY.
2ci Mills BulE- Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

For Rent-Eooms Furnished
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Good rooms s. week ie2As 2 scn Ant
NICE ROOM ar 1914 Upsan Ave. $500
month Garage sloo north
LARGE Room ana Sleeping porch: prl-
vate home. 1907 Montana
TWO NICELY furnished bedrooms. us y.
F. Paso-
LAKGE SOUTHEAST front room near
high school Private home Phone 91s2-
ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM and bich-
euet completely furnished for light house
keeping. SOS n Kansas
DESIRABLE ROOMS. large and clean. e.
peclally adopted for business women;
walking distance TO town Phone $3.50
ONE NICELY furnished front bed room
for lady or couple. so sick 3i15 Tula-
rosa Phone 6766J.
TWO NICELY furnished front Bedrooms.
gas heat $40 each sos Montana Phone
53s5R.
ELEGANTLY furnished bedroom. with
light Housekeeping steam heated Hot
water all the time MS y Oregon.
APT 70 J.
WILL RENT 90 gentlemen. In private
home. lovely south room with front porch
10 minutes walk from Dostoffce. one
block from car line 40 tuberculosis
Cau 75sfW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
Stove Repairing
Soda Fountains, Drug and Confee-

sODA EOINTAiNs-Latesr models. new
and second hand; show eases. fixtures,
and cash registers. BEST prices and terms
F. & +. COMMISSION CO.
ll2 Ayrtle. e Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

FINE CANARIEs, females. from imported
Roller s-ork. S-.5o- Phone 60se or call
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

CUT RATE Hardware and Painting
HENRY MOHR. 500 5 IL PASO ST
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

Housekeeping Rooms-Furnished
. ROOMS, SIS 1eos y. Florence
2 FURNIsHED ICONS. Phone 2sisw.
2 q 8 ROOM-sol Epson. Phone tsls.
HkG. rooms Phi ss2s- 11o7 \. Florence
furnished Rooms. 81 y. z Paso St
I HOUsEKEEPING room. s p. sol Epson
HkCi- RMS So week sI7is 2 Overland
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. close in. no
children sos " Ochoa-
Two HKG. Rooms With porch. cheap.
Phone e7fs- 1913 san Antonio.
ONE LAEGE housekeeping room. Sll y
OREGON Phone 7S17R
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for house
keeping; reasonable 1893 Masofnn
TWO FURNISHED steam heated house
keeping rooms. S. week. Nigh school dis
trict 1913 y Flnrence. Phone s144-
ONE NICELY furnished Housekeeping
room. on front. SIS. light. water and phone
furnished; no sick sos n. Oregon-
FURNISHED ROOM for LIGHT h5ussi5sep-
ms No children nor dogs 9O1 y II
TWO. ROOMS. large wel furnished. bath
free Phone s5ot-
FOR RENT-Fur1ished rooms and house
keeping suire. fine location. 5 minutes
walk from - o. sail az 500 Epson Ave
or phone e2-7-
ONE ROOM furnished complete for light
houselzeepinE- water. lights. phone hor
baths furnished quarter meter. walhins
distance. s. Per week SIC Maseffin-
. ROOMS. completely furnished. sink. pri-
1855 Newman. between Myrtle ana Magof-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
Storage Warehouses

FL PASO STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Phone -lf6 Cheapest rates. hes- services.
Established 10 years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

SUPERFLUOuS HAIR
Molea. SCAR. facial bfemlshes removed
SaEginE cheeks. mouth TO aoze nnaa- cor
rected- MRS. GRACE A. BENSON
g BuckIer BidE. Phone sss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

Furniture. cut glass and china. furnirurs
repairing and refinishinE and uphnisteriuE-
Get uur prices See or work Used fur
niture taken in exchange for work Teo
Texas Ph 4110.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

For Sale-Farms and Ranches
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3 ACRE FARM FOR rent Near Chamber
mo. y. - 40. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28
For Rent-Apartmeuts Unfurnished

I OE Atut-f1 4dIlmGuI OMl
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UNFU BNISHED APT. al w Missouri
DESIRABLE modem Apis. Phone s595.
HOUsE-907 Epson. nice 5-roon fats,
steam OF stove heated. garages. porches.
large yard, etc Apply next door Phone
1871
APARTMENT. steam heated. s2o- per
month EuEeuia- West san Antonio. az
Anthony Apply apartment s. 7rd floor
WILL HEATED APARTMENTS
Three rooms, bath ard sleeping porch
corner Myrtle and Octavia streets. s12-7o
and $50 80 lease reCuireds no trouble
90 show. Phone for car
DOUGLAS c. CROWELL AGENCY
"a wills Bog Phone $500. ss0--
Apartments Furnished & Unfurnished
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TWO ROOMS. 5. P. SO n. Kansas.
PICKRELL APr-TTo OF four room mod
ern steam heated Inspectior and prices
VIII ccEviuce you rhey are the best IN the
city. SPECIAL war rates. Pm 79ffI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-28

sIsdieated shampoo. AHsa sistsrs. p. s7s5
CHIROPODiST. switches made from comb
lngs Marsy Purdy 10 Buekle-. Pm 1s1t-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
RAISE OFFICIALS SALARIES
FIRE APPARATUS ORDERED

Raises in salaries to city officials.
bringing the salar ybudget up to
s3.340 and an appropriation to buy
new fire fighting equipment were
voted at the special meeting Of the
city council last week.
Under the new scale the mayoA will
receive $3.50 a year The councilmen
will get s150 year: city treasurer,
S120; citv. attorney, s120; chief Of 20
lice. 81 500; road overscer. s120; city
clerk, 5000 police Judge. $50.
The council authorized an appro~
priation for a Ford chassis which will
cost approximately $3.50. and other
fire fighting equipment This equip
ment will consist chiefly OF some new
hose and chemical tanks An cleo
trio siren will also be purchased un-
der this order. and viii be centrally
located in the town. city officials
say that il will probably be put in tho
central office Of the Mou .ain States
Telep hone and Telegraph TO.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
PICTURE SHOW AT IRENE
WILL COST JUST TWO CENTS

The Irene tbeater IN cooperation
with the business men OF American
Falls Will stage q picture snow every
Saturday afternoon beginning at 3
o'clock that will cost the farmer only
two cents The first show VIII be
given tomorrow.
The program as announced rs the
first Of IT'S Kind 10 be given IN Ameri-
can Falls and is expected to attract
largo attendance. Townspeople arc
invited to attend the Show but VIII
be charged the regular admission
price while tickets viii be issued out
Of town people free of charge ex-
cept that they VIII be- required 70 pay
the two-ccnt war tax on their ticket
Free admission tickets are avail
able al any OF the stores listed below:
Oliver McKown Hardware store.
Grand Union Teas store, the Corner
Cigar store, the Model Fall Creek
Mercantile company. Swift Cafe.
Evans Mercantile company, Power
City garage. American Falls Milling
company, Northern Grain and Ware
house company and Beatty's Pastry
Kitchen.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
WHY GO TO CHURCH!
By
Rev. Ford of the Baptist Church
American Falls

BY
Rev Ford of the Baptist Church
American Falls
The church is not a building but
company Of people organized TO help
make the world better. II does not
claim to be perfect. but Il gives more
valuable service to men for less mon
ey than any other institution on
earth. 1t stands for character in the
citizen and law and order in the COM
munity. Where church influence has
fallen down or where it has become
a mere instrument OF the state ciyili-
zation has suffered. but in lands
where the church tries to exemplify
the teaching of Jesus there will be
found the best types Of men ana the
best conditions Of society. The church
is therefore the most valuable asset
OF community. II helps the home
II helps business, it promotes educa-
tion and res pect for law and justice.
II is tho mother OF every beneycIen;
institution in the world Our free
school system would be impossible
without the ideals which the church
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
MANY PROMINENT IDAHO MEN IN
WASHINGTON TO BOOST PAS
SAGE OF BILL AND ADVANCE
GEM STATES INTEREST.
COMMITTEE ASKS MORE MONEY
Additional S5O,OO0,OO0 Appropriation
Reported Favorably from Senate Ir-
rigntion Committee for Improve
ment OF Existing Projects.

The big $5OO,OO0,00O recIamatlon
bill introduced by Secretary Lane is
on its way through the senate and SO
dar has shaken off all attempts to-
load It with questionable riders. Gov
ernor Davis, former governor Good
ing, former Congressman MoCracken.
NJ. ]. Sweeley and Frank Hagenbarth-
former Cover nor Hawley and B. p
Shawhan are all In Washington or ON
their way to boost the passage of the
bill and look after the interests of
their home state.
The Reclamation association of the
Snake river valley of which Fred r.
Reed Is secretary, is wasting no ef-
forts to make the Importance and
availability of the Snake river valley
felt in Washington, All valley cities
are behind the movement to bring de-
velopment TO our front door and are
going the limit In money, time ana
publicity. Last week a big deiega-
tion OF business men toured the Du-
Bois project and II was given pub
| licity over the entire west. Should
|
will mean bi development 10 the en-
! tire valley Should the Bruno pro-
| ject with the proposed dam at AM
erican Falls go through II will also
mean big things for the entire valley
.fwhat VIII heip part VIII. also help
the whole.
Local Committee Busy.
The local reclamation committee
| N ~
retary Reed and IL ready TO send more
when the demand comes. Maurice
M. Myers chairman of the reclama-
tion committee OF Power county In
watching the work OF the boosters In
Washington and may issue another
call soon TO help the work along at
home. He says the big idea now IL
to get the money appropriated by con-
gress and then persuade the reciama-
tion service that the best place to
, spend II Is In southern Idaho and
that tho best place In southern Idaho
is near American Falls.
The committee has sent $500 10
J headquarters to finance Power coun-
J ty's share OF the boosting and pub
lIcity Mr.. Myers ls well satisfied
with the work that has been done.
I'VE have been somewhat handicap
r ped" he said, "by the man who tells
, us that 4 can't see how ! am goins
@ 10 be benefited any Every farmer
a and business man Of the county should
4 realize that any appropriation made
for reclamation work along the
r Snake river will benefit the entire
4 valley The development OF the Du.
:, Bois project will bring more water
% TO the Aberdcen-5prinRfie canal ant
v extend the water back 10 the layas
and very likely bring 10 our from
@ doors the development OF the For
q Hall project. The building Of th'
n dam at American Falls Will furnisI
j. water for projects down the river ant
T., free for our use much Of the store'
d water In Jackson Hole. We cant hell
v but win so let's boost TO the limit"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
WHY GO TO CHURCH?

The church column begins in the Press this week on
page five and will be for the purpose of telling all the
news about the churches and church people of Power
county and American Falls In it you will find notices
concerning services for church and Sunday school and
sociaed interests in all the Individual churches Every
church in the county should have notices and mat
ter into the Press office not later than Tuesday of
each week.
To begin the column the Press asked layman and a
minister of American Falls to write short articles on
"Why Go to Church," You may have better reasons or
ones that you think particularly applicable to your
home town If you have tell them to the Press in not
than 100 words that print them at the head of
the church column
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
BURWELL FROM OVERSEAS
WRITES YANKS WELL TREATED
Yanks Happy When Long Hike Into
Germany Was Finished-Says Ger
many and France Beautiful COun-
tries But L. s. Beats All.

Headquarters Co.. 4th Infantry, May
%, 1919. American Falls Press. Dear
Sirs:--This is a letter from one OF
Power county's doughboys. I am To-
Gated in Germany with H. O. Co., 4th
infantry, 3rd division, and in the army
of occupation. left home on the 26th
of June, 1918 and was sent to Camp
Lewis and then to Camp Kearney,
where I was filled in to the 40th di-
vision.
We left Kearney in July for France
and after we landed at Camp Mills.
y. Y. I lost the 10th division and |
remained in the states until Septem-
Der oath. then sailed with the Ala
casual company from Camp Merritt,
Y. j.
We landed in France October 3. /
was sick with the influenza for three
weeks and then I was sent to the 330th
infantry, close to Lemons, at a re-
placement, and November Sth we were
sent to the Bird division and this divi-
sion was ready to start to the front
When the armistice was signed and
on November 18th we started our hike
TO Germany. 225 miles TO walk.
On December 10th we landed in
Plaidt. Germany, the end Of our hike
T here were some happy Yanks when
We We're, told our hike was finished
for a while.
Germany is a beautiful country anc
France also. But the United States
has them all beat as far as I have
seen.
Now We are waiting for peace to b'
signed and then we will start on thu
trip to the states. 1t will be q happl
day to the A. e. F. for think all tn,
boys are ready to go back as soon al
the ships can carry them.
With best wishes to the Press, l re
main,
PVT. ELDRED BURWELL.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1919-06-20
THIRTY-TWO GRADUATE
FROM COUNTY SCHOOLS
Record of Eighth Grade Students in
County Schools Much Improved
This Year-Miss Drake Goes TO
Conventions.

Thirty-two students graduated from
the eighth grade of the county schools,
six more than last years record, ac
cording to a list of the graduates is
sued last Tuesday by Miss Goldie
Drake, county superintendent of
schools. The average grade of all
the students who have passed was
S7.1 per cent.
Forty-five took the eighth grade ex-
aminations this year compared TO
forty-six of the year previous. The
failures this year counted only 29 per
cent of those taking the exams, while
last year the percentage ran up to 46
per cent, which only goes to show"
says Miss Drake, "that the students
have been doing better work, especial
ly in view of the fact that they lost
about six weeks of the school year
during the "flu" ban. and have had to
make that up since"
Following is the list of those who
received diplomas:
District Ind No Gertrude An
der son, Vera Anderson. Ruth Boley
| Ledema Hamilton, Theora Jensen
Myrtle May. Paul Nelson. Belva Mel.
son, Ada Nelson. Una Pearson. John
Peterson, Pearl Thorne, Melvin Wal
ker and Olga Walker. District No.
Emil Mayer. District No. Pau
line Criswell Jesse Hutchinson
! Thomas Lish and Vera Peck. Dis.
trict No. 9-Ruth Teal.
Two in District IL.
District No. 12-Mary Bailey ant
! Paul Ripley District No. 14-Ends
Burnell, Normen Hayden and Flor
ence Snyder. District No. 15-Eller
Engstrom District No. 17-Henr!
Fedler. Bennie Grueneich and Roy Mil
Ter. District No. 17.-Mary Schild
District No. 2O-Emma Ollie and Emf
Wilske
Miss Drake announces that she will
be attending conventions from th'
23rd of June until a short time afto
July l. The first convention will b.
held at Albion, from whence she vii
90 to Pocatello. finishing at the Ida
no Industrial Training school in 81
Anthony.