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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
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coming-"Desert Goid."-at the Rex
me first car TO use the Island park
90 = camping place came in from Salt
Lake yesterday.
The F. T. Casey family of trIvsses
Is visiting the w. b. Barton family
On Carmen creek this week.
~ Col. A. J. Maenab is a guest at the
Inohas Nearian home, and will also
WISH relatives in Salmon.
Andy Davis and Mr.. Mcdonald of
Duite are spending few DAYS in
salmon on bushes sand pleasure.
Miss Claire Waddington OF upper
Lemhi is visiting this week at the
nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wei.
The Ladies' auxiliary plan a picnic
10 take place on Mrs. Z. A. Renner's
lawn next Thursday. September q.
Members bring a basket.
John Hanson, employed at the Big
creek power plant OF the Cobalt camp,
Is IN Salmon this week 10 take In
the Chautauqua program.
Mrs. b. F. Sharkey of Los Angeles
Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. George
Kadlord. Mrs. Murd McNicoll OF
Tendoy is also a guest.
Misses Frances and Grace Dean
came up from North Fork Monday en-
route for Butte, where they are to
make two weeks visit.
Inc Ladies aid will meet with Mrs.
Dan Chase next Thursday, September
Z, when large attendance is desired.
VIII receive and hear all applications
Fred Inglis, superintendent of the
Harmony mines. has been in Salmon
Tor few days. he with his two
daughters having left for Butte on
Wednesday.
A plate of peaches from the Pope
ranch on the lower Salmon river at
tracts much attention TO the window
OF the Kelly real estate office. The
fruit is colored to perfection and devel.
oped TO the size of a billiard ball. The
Pope peaches would take the prize in
any show.
Coming-"Desert Cold."--at the Rex.
When the Harry Hill family walked
into their home in Main street last
night after the Chaufauqua perform.
ance they found Robert Hill and fam
lily, who had come TO visit Salmon.
The Hills are brothers and belong 10
the well known family of the name al
Twin Bridges, Montana.
Coming -"Desert Gold."--at the Rex
Permission has been given by the
EllisonWhite Chautauqua people TO
the loral fair committee 10 use their
lumber for seating the crowds at the
big wild west sho VITO be held here
October 5th, 9Th, 18th. and Sth The
fair committee was not able TO se-
cure the regular fai Igrounds but an.
other location has been secured and
plans are being laid TO make Lemhi
county's 1920 fair the banner one.
Coming Desert Gold."--at the Rex.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
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nose,.t Gold."-at the Rex.
.,ev Baker rancher, was
+ tor the weeks attractions.
" Whitcofb is in Poca-
-sek attending the Repub-
convention.
h Mckinney and little
seattle. Wash, are visit
{ in Salmon and vicinity.
r Waugh is another of
l,tizens who visited Salmon
| chautauqua entertainment.
Fox badly Injured a
5sday evening when work
The engine of HIS automo-
lies Marshall family from
har have been daily visit
hon during Chautauqna
ont of town visitors for
| week were Mrs. Roy
nd children, Mrs. George
d Mrs. J. A. Vaughn Of
hi, a progressive LeadOre
q in and about Salmon on
| looking over the silos
la, Norton, Dwight Smith
Imam and James Wise were
shopping on Wednesday
They report a cutting of
that will yield over 100
Ihe acre.
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Mrs. Hawley J. Selway OF Santa
Ana. California. Is the g2est Of Mrs.
Fred l.. Well.
Mrs. Dupres, mother Of Mrs. Put
nam, returned on Tuesday from sever
al months stay in southern Idaho.
Mrs. Theodore nelson Of Dillon az.
rived on "Wednesday TO spend few
days with the Emerson Hills.
Mrs. w. c. Waugh. Miss Margaret
Saline. Bernard and William Waugh
We're Leadore folks here for the
dances and Cautanaua programs.
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'Every Woman" Is coming.

'N.S "oheh 10 ctHitnE.
Miss Trix Howard entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Havis, Mr.. and Mrs. Baggett
and Mr.. Webb al dinner at the Bsough
hat springs "wednesday evening. Dr.
Baggett, said "the pIaage ought 10 be
a very popular place
Captain Imrie. who was Wsdnes-
days Ghautaudua lecturer. was enter
tanned al the Arthur Greene home TO-.
dinner. Captain Imrie Is an intIm-
ate friend Of Mr., Greene's nephew nj
oftawa. Canada. who had written his
uncle Of Captain Imrie's coming.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27
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Don't Miss u
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Also New Picture in 2 feels
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TUESDAY AUGUST 3tST
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Also PHOTOGRAPHS
WEDNESDAY SEPT 1GT
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-08-27

Coming Desert Gold."-at the Rex.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

There will be meeting of the AN
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01
MEET MILE. VERDUN,
A REAL WAR MULE

Born of the battlefield is the SOU
hriQuet proudly worn by Mile Verdun,
probably the most aristocratic equine
in the United States, and only an army
mule. No recruit is full-flegded in the
18th field artillery, now in Texas. until
he Is permitted to groom and otherwise
doll up" this regimental mascot, Mile.
Nerdun, gold striper, from France"
Mile. Nerdun was foaled on April 16,
1913, on the red and bloody slopes of
Nerdun, just four hours after her dam
had finished hauling shells for Battery
r. 18th field artillery, second division,
she being a wheel mare in that crack
eTjack battery of the famous Indian
Head division. Mile. Verdun first saw
the light at 3 a. m. when he artillery
fire was at its height. She scorned to
die of fright, but thrived, and a few
days later the battery marched ten
miles and the new born mascot with it,
under her own power. From that time
on she participated in all the offensives
In which the second division was en-
gagged and finally marched 100 miles
TO the Rhine, where she kept watch
with the rest OF the Army of Occupa-
ton.
Although an iron-bound ulase has
been issued against animals and mas
cots being returned to the states, Mile.
" eruun was not 10 De claSeu among
these ordinary creatures and after
mysteriously disappearing for many a
day, she bloomed forth again at qua
rantine on this side OF the Atlantic,
too late to be sent back. There a
relentless veterinary thrust her into
quarantine, but rev she is free. the
queen Of all she surveys, at San An
tonic.
II Mile. verdun was the only child OF
millionaire family she could not be
better groomed. manicured, petted and
fed than she is. To a man the vet
Grams of the 18th field artillery down
at San Antonio, where the only shell
fire one hears is the safe and easy
target practice on the range, under
summer suns in winter, have sworn tC
make her lines fall in the pleasantesi
possible places.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01
PALESTINE PAGEANT
WILL Be GIVEN IN
PROEN|X NEXT WEEK

directed by the Rev. Allen Moore,
n .. s., under the auspices of the
Phoenix Ministerial association q
e'eau Palestine pageant will be pre-
scented IN the auditorium Of the Cen
christian church next week. The
Ts viii begin next Sunday evening.
20 will end Friday. Dec. 10. A sill
Vysr offering will be taken, but no ad-
mittance charged.
-, ne Palestine pageant, according to
me arrangements now practically COM
pieted, Will bring to Phoenix the very
atmosphere of the Holy Land Every
ertcle used in the pageant will come
rom that country. and the life. man
ners and customs of the people will
oe portrayed in living scenes in gen
ulile costumes from the Orient. with
furnishings and utensile of that land
PROBABLY the most notable feature
oI the pageant will be the curios and
antiques of Palestine which will be
used, as we'll as the costumes, some
OF which took Is years to be produced
An entirely different program will
ne given each night of the pageant but
each viii be fun of information of the
greatest educational value. The pa
geant will be deeply spiritual in every
respect, but at the same time highly
entertaining.
DR.. Moore. a noted authority or
Palestine, has just come with his pa
geant from Riverside, Cal, where the
pageant made a deep impression. Ii
announcing its coming here the Phoe-
INK ministerial association yesterday
expressed great pleasure at being able
10 present it to the people of the city
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

Boys fine quality Outing Flannel two
piece Pajamas, size 6 to 16 CO TX
years. Regular $500 values. pAsAo
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01
NEW AT TERNOON DAILY
To Be STARTED HERE,
Announcement MADE

Announcement was made last eve
ming by Craig Pottinger OF Flagstaff
of the launching of new daily news
paper in Phoenix, TO be known as The
Evaping News.
Articles of Incorporation Of the News
Publishing company, capitalized at
S250,000 were filed with the Arizona
state corporation commission late yes
terday afternoon. The incorporators
are Craig Pottinger and Russell G..
Roshon of Philadelphia, Pa. The di-
rectors of the company are the two
incorporators and Harry A. Hamilton
of Marion, Ind. Pottinger is president
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

The Child Welfare circle will meet
with Mrs. Frank Gilbert Wednesday
Dec 1. The following program will
be given: Roll call, answer with quo
tation; What Work and Play Do fo
Children" sec. 8, page 253, Mrs. Appla
by; solo, Mrs. Paul Williams; "Educ~
tive Value of Work." sec. 3, page %
Mrs. r. L. Sewell; Boys Norm;
Home Relationship" sec. 4. page %:
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

and general manager of the new en-
terprise, and Roshon secretary and
treasurer.
Temporary offices have been opened
at room 2O5 Monihon building here. It
is planed to have the initial issue cut
in about 60 days.
Mr.. Roshon, one OF the incorporators,
was for several years connected with
the Pennsylvania Railroad company, in
the east. Mr.. Hamilton is head of the
Northern Indiana Coal company, while
MIR. Pottinger is we'll known here, hav-
ing for several years been formerly
connected with local papers. He re-
Gently resigned as editor and manager
of the Northern Arizona Leader Of
Flagstaff, the paper he founded in 1916.
in order to devote all his time TO the
new Phoenix enterprise. However. ne
still retains his interests as a stock :
holder in The Leader and a director of
the Northern Arizona Publishing COM
pany publishers of The Leader.
Day Nursery bazaar cook food sale.
Roper's Garage, Dec. ADV. k
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01
THIS CITY DIDN'T
FORGET ONE DEBT

MoRGANTOwN. w. va.-when city
council learned there was a mortgage
Of $1,000 on the home of James Ken
nedy, former fire chief, killed in dis
charge Of his duties, the ccuncilmen
unanimously voted funds from the city
treasury to pay off the mortgage.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01
,thaII Friday

Mrs G. A. White; poem. "a Song"
Mrs. c. A. Jemison; music, Mrs. Viii
dermuth.
Basketball Friday
The Glendale high school will play
the Gilbert high school in Glendale Fri
day afternoon at o'clock. A good fast
snappy game is expected and it is
hoped that many will find time to at
tend the game.
Announcement Correction
Due to an error in announcement of
the w. O.. w box social, some may
have received the impression that il
was postponed. The local corvespon-
dent wishes to state that it was an
oversight that the date read Dec.
instead of Nov. 80, and was not in
territorial.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01
HIGH SCHOOL
IL NOTES

The football team continued to prac-
tice yesterday afternoon. Although it
is not known definitely whether the
team will play Ell Paso at Tucson on
Saturday, Coach Robinson is keeping
his men in good condition. Mr.. Chris
Jensen, athletic director, states that he
will know this morning if it will be
possible to play on Saturday.
The Coyste forum met yesterday aft
ernoon in Mr.. Ayers room. Besides
discussing the coming debates with
other schools, a debate was held There
was a good attendance at the meeting.
There will be a meeting of the IAN
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01
Announcement Correction

Statistics prove that native born of
native parents have much lower NOR
tality rate than either the foreign birth
or the native born of foreign parents.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

PUT OUT FIRE WITH TEAKETTLE
EVANSVILLE. Ind.-When the fire
wagons drove to the door of Louis
Mickleson's grocery store the firemen
didn't take the hose from the carts
They put out the roof fire with Mickle-
sons teakettle. Funny l didn't think
of that myself" ruminated Louis.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

The student activity committee met
yesterday afternoon and considered
the prizes for the best costumes in the
parade last Wednesday evening. The
prizes will be given out in one of the
future assemblies.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

nuaT staff in Mr.. EIliott's room this
afternoon after the eighth period.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

This week the two battalions of
military boys are undergoing a re-
organization. The test" papers have
been corrected and permanent position
assigned.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-01

Day Nursery bazaar cook food sale.
Roper's Garage, Dec. ADV. k
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09
Miss Glaum Makes
 Debut In New Role

Louise Glaum is to combine the role of director and magazine writ CT, and not in a pictuIt play, accord ing to announcement made yester- day by the J. Parker Read Produc- tions. It was stated that Eugene V. Brewster. publisher of Shadowland, Motion Picturb Magazine and Mo- tion Picture Classic. has secured the stars consent to fill an editorial post on his magazine and personally to supervise the making here of a short reel subjEct a month for release by Educational Films. Inc. The first of these film subjects has already been completed, it is stated Miss Glaum's first article is said to tell the story of Hollywood Boulevard, dealing with it as the Via Vinema'' of the .silent-drama realm.
 The arrangement was preached to Miss Glaum on her recent trip to the east and following the stars de- ,parture for California, negotiations
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09
Dustin Farnum Big Leslie Hardy Weds Hit in Latest Film Miss Helen McComb Picture at the Eaglein the Angel City

Announcement was received in Bisbee yesterday of the marriage in Los Angeles, on September 29. of Miss Helen McComb. daughter of Mrs Alffd Robinson McComb, charming Southern California girl, to Leslie C. Hardy, prominent attor- ney and resident of Santa Cruz coun- ty. After brief honeymoon the couple will be at home in NcSahs after November 1.
 Leslie Hardy is well known in practically all parts of the state. He was assistant attorney general un- de- both George Purdy Bullard and Wiley F. Jones. and was a candidate in the last primary for the nomina- ton of attorney general.
 For some time he was in the lccal law offices of the firm of Ellinwood and Ross and left this community to take up the practice of law in Santa Cruz county. where he was elected county attorney in 1918.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09
K. IF |. OFFERS. FIVE MILLIONS |.
 n LEG|ON|TE ES.

The Knights of Columbus, through the supreme board of directors, has offered to the American Legion $5,- 900 900 for the erection of an Ameri- can Legion war memorial and public welfare building at Washington. D. C. The sum constitutes the balance .of the Knights of Columbus war fund. after making provision for general reconstruction work, em- ploymeit and education or former ser vice men.
 This is the largest amount of war relief money that has been assign ed to q single purpose. The Knights of Columbus announce that they re- ceived approximately $40.0o0 .00O for war welfare work, and that the wishes of the donors have been fulfilled.
 The proposed memorial will pro- vide headquarters for the Veterans of Foreign Wars. the G. z. R.. Spanish War Veterans. and similar organiZa- tions. Title to the building will be vested in the American Legion, and il will be governed by a board of trustees
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09

Dustin Farnum. the Mans Man of the scIten. has never had a more worth while vehicle than Big Hap piness." the Understandable super special which will be shown at the Eagle theatre today and at the Cen tral theatre Sunday and Monday. This production, the first MT Far mum has made for RobeTtson-Ccle> gives this notable star splendid opportunity to display his ability as a dramatic actor. and not once throufhout the picture daes he dis appoint his audience. His perform ance is a remarkable one. and if It is an example Of the Dustin Farnum pictures Robertson-Cofa intends to release. then we may expect some thing unusual from now on.
 Big Happiness" is gripping story of twin brothers. one heart lyss man of the world whose one de- sire is wealth. the ether a less sue cessful fellow who dwells in the slums of Paris. but possesses a hap DIV nature and heart of gold. By strange trick of fatf the ''poor but honest" brother is called upon to impersonate the other. leading British financier. during his enforc- ed absence from Britain.
 Thf story interest Is further en-
 hanced by the fact that the wealthy 1 brother had just married a beautf- l ful girl who did not love him. but married him because of the financial | conditions of her family. Gradually ] howeYhr. she learns to love the mas querader. because of his gentleness | and kindness. Her love is returned but owing to the 4eculiar situation , her make-believe husband cannot {, tell her of his affection.
 The climax of the story. when the i financier. who was suppoJed to have drowned at sea. suddenly appears | makes this story one of tremendou:
 dramatic appeal.
 [ The supporting cast in this pie
 ture is. exceptionally good contain l ing such nar1es as Kathryn Adams nopular leading lady of the screen
 Fred Malatesta. the noted portraye1
 of "villain" roles. Joseph J. Dow
 ling of Miracle Man. fame. and l others.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09

were opened between MT. Brewster, Joe lee. general manager of the Ed ucationaFs product, and Sig Schla- ger. Miss Glaum's representative.
 However, despite Miss Glaum's ac- tivities outlined above, evidenct that she is supreme as an emotional artiste exists in her newest photo play, Love Nadine ss, (which VII be the feature bill at the Central thea ire this afternoon and tonight and at the Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09
ADDS MEAT MARKET

A. M. Moore. groceryman at 52i Tombstone Canyon, has recently aGu- ed to his store com Di a'"ly equip. ped meat market and is now ca,r% ing a full line of fresh and cured meats and fresh fish. MT. w. T. Sim. mons, a well known butcher af ,he district. is in charge If the meat Ge- partInsnt of this store
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09
CASE ENLARGEs SHOP

Mir. A. c. Case, proprietor of the Mason Meat Market. announces that they have been busy painting, remod- cling and enlarsing his shop and now has one of the prettiest and most sanitary shops in the district. He would be pleased to have his old GUS toners call.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09

Dance, Friday, October %. 1920 at Upper Lowell Club house, by Upper Lowell Fire department. Becker's Or chestra. Take trail from Jiggerville Bridge to club house. Watchman fur nished to look after all automobiles
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09
Wedding of Interest
 Takes Place Abroad

Associated Press Le1Ssd WiTsJ
 LONDON, Oct. "A wedding or great interest in social and court circles occurred today at the Span ish embassy when the Duke of Alba married the Marquesa San Vincente del Barco daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Aliaga, of Spain. Car dinal Bourne. the archbishop Of Westminster, officiated.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09
Rheims Raising Money to Carry on War Work
 in Devastated Areas

RlJimS. with Ony fourteen habit able houses left standing, with streets still unlighted and the peo- pie living in temporary shanties built inside the partly destroyed walls of buildings. is at it's own sug- Sestion raising money to erect a Y. w C. A. building for the girls of the city called over there Foyer des Allies" The land has already been given and the building started. It is to be a residence and club house combined. patterned after. the new CT Association buildings in the Unit led States.
 Y. w. C. A. work was first organ ized in Rheims by American secre- taries year ago when only half the former population had returns to the city and when association work had to be carried on in a building with out windows or doors and roOffess in some parts. It was the only SO cial center in the city. however. and has met with such enthusiasm from the older people in the community as well as ,le girls that the city de- cided to supply a permanent home for the Foyer"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-09

The members of the Degree Team of Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 3. are requested to meet at she I. ). O. F. hall. Sunday evening, at 7:30 |. n.
 RL. WILKS.
 Degree Master.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-04
END OF TEACHERS
INSTITUTE seen

The closing Of the regular study
perind fer some tine ut the Eastern
Normal will mark the beginning for
others, and two counties will be rep
resented there during the simmer
school, for class exercises and spec
ial examinations. Next year, it il
presumed there VIII be more, since
other outside counties have been
seeking privileges and experts to be
able to have the meeting of their
teachers held here, doing away with
the institute. The trip to Richmond
for a week, and the mode of study
here is said to act in a fccreational
way, as well as prove more interest
ing and instructive generally and it is
the belief of instructors that the near
future will mark the examination of
the teachers from other schools ut the
universities and like institutions and
that the old time Institutes will soon
be something eff the past.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-04
DAYS OF DIZZINESS
Come To Hundreds Of Richmond
People =, =.

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