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New-York tribune., 1920-04-05
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

BEER, WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
OF order Of Honorable John +. Cohalan,
Surrogate OF the County Of New York
notice is hereby given to ali persons having
claims against William II. Beer, late Of the
County Of New York. deceased, 10 present The
same with vouchers thereof TO ihe subscii ibcr
his place OF transacting business at the
Office OF hs attorneys, Reeves q; Todd. NO.
lo5 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, in the
city OF Sew York on or before the 23th day
Of August next.
Dated. New York. the 9th day of Tcbru-
ayy. 1920.
CHARLES A. BEER,
Admins traitor.
REEVES & TODD. Attorneys for Admin
istrator 1G5 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian. City of New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or HON
John j. 'ohsian. Surrogate OF tho
County OF Nsw YORK. notice Is hereby given
TO all persons having claims against Mar
shal! l. Levy, laie Of the County OF New
, o'k. decchsed. to present the came with
Fpuc heih thereof 70 The subscriber. Mt It's
place or tianshc'iug BUSINESS No. I4O Broad. d.
way, In tbs ctty o: New York. on or before
the @lst day Of August next.
GU hNANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK,
Temporary Administrator
Dated, New York. the 18Th day OF Fobru-
AIRY. 1920
NEMSlsN & PARSONS, Attornyr for Tenn.
y"fa1y Administrator. 90 Wall st. New
YORK. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05
DANCING INSTRUCTION

MODERN DANCES WILMA GILMOhu
Vernon Castle Graduate. l09 West t7th
4. Circle
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05

EHMlrT IN PURSUANCE W
an order Of iIonornble John l., CohalBn a
Of the County Of New YORK; notice
~ hereby given TO all persons having claims
sT"ihht finmct iarris. Int Of the County
sew YORK. decenncd. to Irracnt tho name with
vouchers the cof 10 the HubhcTibcrg. al their
place OF tlnnhactlng huslncss. No "a Wall
htrect. In Tho city OF k.w York. on or before
Ihe 10Th day Of May next
Dated Kew York. the 3rd day OF No.
vernber. 1Dl9
NORTON PERKINH.
LEWiH CABB LEDYAnD. JR..
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05

sNEAD. CHARLES SIN PURSUANCE
OF an order Of Honorable John T. Co
halan. Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE is hereby given to an pcr-
son" having claims against Charles s.
Snead, late or the County Of Now York
deceased. to present the same with vouch-
cTs thereof to tho subscribers at their
plare OF u fahshct'hg business. at the office
OF shearii.an d Sterling. 30 So Wau 81 rrn,
in The Guy OF Sew York. on or before tho
Ioth day or August next
ruary. 1917
WILLIAM S SNEAD
JOHN A. CARVER
ExecutOrA
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05
Shipping News
Sail Thursday

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TX'NUIOTh.
CARTER. LEDyAKD Il MfLBUNN. Attor.
nays for Executors. "a Wall Street. Nov
York Llty.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-05
HOWARD +. WHITNEY,

ARTHUR E. WIlIrNEY
Executors
for Executors, Is Broad Street Bor-
ough of Manhattan, n. Y c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
MISCHA ELMAN COMING
FOR ANOTHER RECITAL

Having presented him with such
marked success last season as one OF
the numbers Of It's regular seasons
course Of concerts, the members Of the
Beethoven club offer MiscAR EIman TO
the local muslc-loyiug public iu a re-
turn engagement He will play al the
Goodwin institute on Wednesday eve
ming, March 10, under the auspices Of
this organization.
Elman Is wothout need Of introduce
ton TO those who enjoy violin music,
violinist before the public His records
are in almost everybOdy's collection and
lis admirers are myriad Somehow he
knows how to Play right to the heart
Of his audiences, and one Of the joys
of his concerts for the average person
Is that he chooses numbers which are
classics without being too heavy. He
in fact, makes a classic Of whatever
he PLAYS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
SICK AND ALL RUN down?
Why NOT TRY "GENEAX" NOW?
GenIax Seldom Fails to Put Pc pe on Their Feet-May Be
the Very Thing You Need

1t seems only a question Of getting
the man or woman who is sick and all
run down from i'll health to try the
first bottle Of GeulaN. If you are weak
and nervous, and your food does not
digest, and you are unable to. get rest
our of your sleep why not try Genlax?
1t is surprising how many people test-
fly that a few doses Of GenlaX started
them on the road to health.
One lady here in town has taken two
bottles for stomach trouble (Gastritis).
She says GenlaX has done her more
good than all other things put to-
gether. Many testify that they had
stomach trouble in one form or an
other with shooting pains around the
heart. GenlaN relieved them immedi-
ately. Others We're bilious, suffering
from sour stomach and distressing
headaches; usually the first bottle OF
Genlax put them on their feet,
GenlaX contains the elements that
the system needs but none Of the false
strength depending upon secret poisons.
1t is free from Bromides, Narcotics.
drowsy, mineral extracts or harmful
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

vegetable sedatiSes often found in pat.
ent medicines ~ Genlax Is natures
tonic, food for the nervous system,
and is especially good for physical ex-
haustion
II you are thin or nervous, II you are
troubled with stomach trouble. indi-
gestion, dyspepsia sick headache con-
stpation, torpid liver, kidney trouble
and kindFed ailments Genlax. the Won
der worker, will undoubtedly do you
good
Lay aside your prejudices for a week.
Try one bottle Of Genlax, IL may be
and probably is just what you need.
4 bottle costs only a dollar and your
druggist Is authorized to refund that
dollar II you are not benefited. In
| Memphis Genlay is sold by Hammer
Billiards., Washburn- Lyle's, Battier's,
Moselcy- Robinson's and others. II the
druggist In your community hasn't It
and will not get II for you, send d.
rect to the makers, Benson & Benson,
Memphis, Tenn. druggists supplied by
Ellis-Jones, Van Vleet- Mansfield, and
! Hessig- Ellis Drug Coz adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
FAMOUS ORGANISE TO
GIVE LOCAL RECITAL

In an endeavuT to contribute its Share
toward increased appreciation % The
best IN music the members Of the West
Tennessee chapter Of tie American
Guild Of Organists announce q return
engagement Of Joseph Bonnet IN re-
cital which viii be free 70 the public
The date viii be Tuesday evening
March Is, and the recital will be al the
Second Presbyterian church, which has
enc of the finest organs in the city.
Bonnet IS one Of the worlds most
finished and famous performers on the
pipe organ and is a Frpnchman who
during his stay In the United States
has created a Juror Of enthusiasm. 10
viii be recalled that he gave one OF
his wonderful recitals here two years
ago az the Jewish temple which aroused
renewed understanding of the posi-
bilities Of this instrument. which by
many lovers OF music is moderated be-
cause Of so much haCkneyed playing.
The second Sunday evening organ re-
ctal given during Lent at Calvary
church by Adolph Steuterman, organlst
OF that church, will begin promptly at
s O'Clock, and the public Is cordially in
vited. Mrs w. +, Hyde, contralto. will
be, the assisting soloist The program
follows:
Grand choeur Dialogue. ........, Gleeut
Benedcton Nuptiale 49,. Saint Saens
Harmonies du Soir ........ Karg- Ebert
Fantasia and Fugue in G minor
Contralto Solo-The Lord Is My
strength .,......,,.......... Nooler
Mldsummer Caprice ......... Johnston
Minuet In G ....,........... Beethoven
AndahIe Observation-Disclosures. Battste
flhlahula .','..',,,........,.., Sibellus
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
ENSEMBLE RECITAL BY
RUSSIAN BROTHERS

Lovers Of chamber music, which is
will greet with pleasure the announce
ment that the Chernavsky brothers are
coming to Memphis for another recital
They will play at the Goodwin insti-
tute on Friday night, March u, under
the auspices of Mrs. Jason Walker, of
the Memphis musical bureau.
These wonderful young Russians We're
here a few years ago and gave a re-
cital in the Assembly room of the
Chisca, since which time they have
visited practically all parts of the
United States. They are masters of
the three instruments, the violin, piano
and violoncello, and have been playing
together for many years thus ripen-
ing their art in emsemble work.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

Music at Calvary church Sunday, I'M
der the direction of Adolf Steuterman,
organist and choirmaster, will be as
follows
Organ Prelude-Elegie (Opus 1O).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Massenet
Professional Hymn $3.50 Lamb of
God, Still Keep Me...,... Maker
Venite and Gloria to Psalms, Chant
Benedicite omnia opera Domini. $500
.......... .........,.,.. Macfarlane
Choir.
Benedictus-Chant No. 4O,.......Anon
Baritone Solo--God, My Father
Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?
(From The Seven Last Words
Maj, Milton Knowlton,
Sermon Hymn $50 Jesus. Thou
Art Standing .......,..,....kn eCht
Offertory-Hark, Hark My Soul. go.
& ...........,,...... .......... Shelley
Mrs. P. H., Shepard, Mrs Elizabeth
Ramsey and Choir.
Recessional Hymn 359-In the, Cross
of Christ | Glory Conkey
Organ Observation-Disclosures Russo. &C..
Z,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

In bringing Josef Hoffman, to Mem
phs for one of his noted piano recitals
the members of the Beethoven club will
present to the public a man who has
more than one attraction. He is, so
it has been recently said by musical
writer's, one musical prodigy whom the
passing years, few as they have been
with him as yet, do not bedim his brill
iancy The usual thing is for budding
genius to spring up suddenly, have
brief season of unalloyed success and
then 'as quickly be forgotten.
Not so with this remarkable person.
age, whose art reached abnormal de-
Velopment very early in life but which
continues to ripen and grow richer
Not only is he one of the worlds most
finished pianists, as well as a composer
whose work attracts widespread at
tention, but he is at home in any in
tellectual or scientific circle and is
Withal most modest and unassuming
person. 1t is said that he frequently
plays an entire recital without leaving
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
FIRST METHODIST.
MORNING.

MORNING.
Organ Prelude--Cavatina ..... Raft
Mrs. Agee Adams.
Professionalism Firm a Founda-
Ion $50. ,.........,.... Unknown
Anthem-I Will Sing of Thy Power.
...'.,......,. t.......,,.. HfOtnefoe
Choir
Offertory-The King of Love
My Shepherd Is ,,.......:. Shelley
Mrs. T, R, Easley Mrs, J. A Scott,
Austin Carey and Karl Ashton.
Recessional-Jesus Calls Us, ......
........'......... Alexander
Observation-Disclosures Romano ...... Gounod
Mrs. Adams.
EVENING.
Prelude--Andante Il ...,.... Batiste
Mrs. Agee Adams.
Anthem--O. Jesus We Adore Thee.
.''..s .,..t,.....'-'....., Glke
Choir.
Offertory-Some Day the Silver
Cord Win Break ............. Doane
.- Quartet.
Mrs. Adams.
Edmund Wiley choirmaster
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
WESTMINSTER.

'rhe music both morning and evening
win be rendered by 4 double quartet
choir at the Westminster Presbyterian
church.
MORNING.
The Earth is the Lords ........ Stout
Mrs. Aubrey Tucker, Mr.. Edmond
son and Double Quartet.
Make Joyful Noise Unto the Lord.
q -,.,... ................,... Perlet
Mrs. Tucker, Mr.. Carr and choir.
EVENING.
The Radiant Morn Has Passed
Away .................. Woodward
Double Quartet Choir.
Seek Ye the Lord? ........... Roberts
Mr.. Carr and puuble Quartet.
I Mrs. j. w. Walker, organist.
J Ben Il. Carr. director.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
IDLEWILD.

The following program will be rem
dered at services at the Idlewild Pres
byterian church Sunday, under the d.
rection of J.. Paul Stalls, organist:
MORNING.
organ Prelude Recommendations.
Anthem-O, Lord, How Amiabfe 49,.
.................... Maunder
Mrs. D. l.. Griffith, Mrs. Chas. Birk,
Edward D. Hoffman, Clarence Banning
Offertory-Hear Us, o Father .a..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Morse
Mr.. Banning and Choir.
organ IoStluue ....''. .''''',..
EVENING"
Organ Prelude Observation-Disclosures.
Anthem-I Win Extol Thee i, Greene
DETERIORATION Wilt Keep Him in
Perfect Peace ............. Speaks
Idlewlld Quartet.
Organ PoStlude
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
UNITARIAN.

The musical program Of the Unitarian
preaching services in the Majestic the
alter Sunday morning at IL o'clock will
be as follows.
Preservice recital
Caprice observation-disclosures. Sheldon
Andante Pastorale Alexis
Organ Prelude-Melody in A flat.
'ss,ss,..s. ,....,..,.+....S :. Snelley
Mrs. Frank Sturm.
Song-Truth's Triumph 49,. Eventide
Congregation.
Whispering Hope Hawthorne
Mrs r. S. Dimmock, Miss Cleo
Dueease, Glen Raney, w. T. Steger.
Offertory-One Feeting Hour - lee
Mrs. Sturm, organ; Miss Catherine
MckeeVer, Miss Marjorie Cas-
tagnino, violin.
Postlude-Roman March ...... Clarke
Mrs. Frank Sturm, organst,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
SING FOR PYTHIANs.

Misses Agnes FreutCl and Joe Cieta
Howe VIII he the soloists az the enter
talnmeut 90 be given Monday night by
the Knights Of INthias for the pleasure
OF the knights and their families Mrs
John Davis Jr, will be the accompau-
list,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
GRACE EPISCOPAL.

Grace church choir will render the
following. musical program on Sunday
under the direction of Ernest f.
Hawke, organist and choirmaster.
MORNING
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

= go - = , NJ
Offertory Anthem-As Pants the
mart ...,''.... .Spohr
Mrs. II. c. Wilson and Choir.
Recessional Hymn ...............
EVENING.
Service Of Sacred Song. D..
Professional characterization the
organ Solo-ln a Garden. go. Goodwin
Chorus-The Kingdom of God ...... ,H
49, ...t.......,....,.. Rhys Herbert
Violin Sofo-Romance from second
concerts ................W ieniawsld
Mr.. Harry Kohn.
Vocal Solo-The Lord Is My Light
's,'''t. $500. s......... AnltSOn
Mrs. Catherine Scherer Jones
Male Chorus-Jerusalem ...........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Henry Parker
Solos by W. +. McCommon and J. n.
Taylor
Organ Solo-Sonata da Camera 49,.
Chorus-Glorious Is Thy Name 49,.
- ~: :'..'.'''.. ...,,....... Mozart
Recessional Hymn-Fight the Good
a..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28

his piano, his attitude being one. only
concerned with the perfect perform
ance of every shade and meaning OF MS
music.
In his recital here. which will be
given at the Goodwin institute on FRI
day evening, March 5, the following
program will be rendered:
a. Sonata Appassionata beethoven
Allegro assoi
Andante con motto.
Allegro ma non troppo.
b. Soiree en- Grenade. ......,.. Debussy
c. Variations and Fugue in f major
...............,. Hofmann
a. Barcar0lle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'IHopltl
b. Nocturne in F sharp minor. -. 1
,....,.,...,. .,,.,....,.'''.' lnopih
c. Valse OPP AZ ..........,.,....C Chopin
d. Polonaise in f sharp minor ......
...,,.,t,.,........ .'''..''.' CIloplIi
III.
a, 7AufschWieng ............. Schumanh
D. WdTum ts....,.'..'' - '''' OIL uiilfHi'
C. TraumesWirren ...... SchumanT
d. overture ..............W Wagner Liszt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-28
GALLOWAY MEMORIAL,

The choir of Galloway Memorial
Methodist church announces the fol-
owing program for Sunday morning;
Voluntary ...,.,.............
Mrs. H. P, Carter.
The Almighty King ......,....,L,
Choir and Congregation.
Closer to Jesus Observation-Disclosures.
Choir
Not Sparrow Falleth ........
Miss~Helen Smith,
Benedction.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
ADA COUNTY TAKES RECORD VOTE IN FAVOR OFGOOD
ROADS AND AUTHORIZES EXPENDITURE 0FONE MILLION
DOLLARS ON HIGHWAYS INCLUDING ONE TOARROWROCK

people in all parts of the country the
best possible roads.
When the scope OF the undertaking
is contrasted with the amount of
money available candor compels the
admission that the commissioners are
confronted by problems of most per-
picking character.
Their fairness and earnestness are
attested by the Ada County Good
Roads association and have brought
to them widespread public support in
the working out of these problems, the
solution of which will undoubtedly
give general satisfaction to those who
are at all familiar with the extent of
the undertaking and the conditions
surrounding the work.
INCREASE IN COST
It is almost unbelievable the in
crease in cost of material, machinery,
etc, as disclosed in estimates and bids.
For that reason it Is not possible to
judge of the extent or character of
road work within a given amount as
contrasted with those of few years
ago.
1t is conservatively estimated that
five years ago $450,000 to 100000 was
easily worth as much as $1,000, 900 to-
day in the identical kind of road work
1t is plain, therefore, that those who
expect even approximately as much re-
suits from given sum as were OBJ
tanned few years ago are misin-
formed or unreasonable.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

followed up after the election by the
voSing Of $4,000 worth of bonds with
which to purchase for the use Of the
state the Collister Flats building, the
old Sherman house. the Aloha apart
ments and the residence property at
the corner OF Sixth and jefferson.
TO BUILD APPROACH
! These buildings are now being used
by state departments which formerly
occupied the old Central school build
ing and the old Statehouse building,
pending the completion Of tho capitol
wings. As soon as the wings are COM
pleted, which is expected to be about
Nov. 20, 1920. the buildings will all be
removed and a beautiful approach will
be built to the statehouse.
Il. NJ. Stephens was follower men,
Der Of the city council Councilman
Hoover was elected to fill the unex-
pired half term Of Thomas Finegan,
deceased.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
Modern Structure Built n 1o10
At Cost Of $4,000 Now 1at
Valuation Of so. 600
dition Later. 81
HOUSES THIRTY INMATES
Operating Cost $500 Per Month
Hospital Provided with Own
Milk, Pork and Most Of 1gep|
Used Inmates Help.
BY JAMES N. FLOYD.

Ada county stands foremost among
the counties in the northwest STATES Ii Il
providing a. commodious hospital f.Jx
the care Of its aged, infirm and elder-
ly sick who have not the means TO pro-
vide a home and necessities for them
selves.
The Ada county hospital II located
three miles weat Of Boise on the bench.
Eighteen acres were taken from the
west end Of the old fairgrounds and tl1o
county hospital buiit thereon Ia 1878
at a completed cost 81 81, 900 rhie
expenditure includes tho hospital Drop ~
er, stone building with high basenslt
and two stories above, pump house..
well 400 feet deep, pumping syntom
and other out5ui!dinge.
While Ada coanty's reeds we're fig-44
ured on at the time the hospital was
built, the conlm.s sioners did NOT figure
the grewth Of the county ould be -
rapid as has been the case during tbs
past two years. A continued growth
will likely mean an addition IN 1920 TO
meet he needs.
The entire plant ls now valued At
approximately $4,000. The building
is an imposing structure built OF Boise
sand stone. 1t Is practically three
stories. The first story or high base
ment contains large dining room. kit
chen, laundry room, cOmmpdiOus etcrQ2
room, boiler room, cupboards, etc. on
the Floor above are eight single rooms
for men, a ward, q rest and reading
room, reception room. shower bath
rooms which are crcupied by the sup
erintendent and family.
eUlLpINc coMpIETG
The third floor II given oyer r. -
hospital, which has four warda 3ox14
feet each, an operating room, detoutlon
room, two isolation wards, room for
three nurses, linen closets and bath
rooms.
AS far as a modern structure is con-
cerned, the building Is complete in ev-
cry detail and at present meets the re-
quirements Of the county with 80 In
mates being provided for at the present
time and at least q dozen more seek
ing admittance. Among the inmates
are % men and five women and one
child Often the superintendent and
his wife are appealed to keep some UNI
fortunate over night and this IN often
done, especially in the cases Of women
in needy circumstances and their
names are never entered on the boolgn
as inmates Of the institution.
The hospital IL being efficiently mAn-
aged by Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Johnston,
who have assisting them two nurses
and cook. Everything possible - dono
t. AXE the unfortunate victims OF
circumstance who are travelling down
the sunset slope Of life. feel comfort
able and at home. Good meals are
served to them regularly. at . =. p. and
p. m. Having three good cows, aey-
eral pigs and flock Of more than Is
chickenD plenty Of milk, cream. fresh
eggs an meat are provided In addition
to the supplies bought by tn county
commissioners for the hospital. TIE
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

the balance being graveled. A reason
able amount of up-keep would main
tain it acceptably until paved road
could be built the entire distance. How
ever, that is state and not a county
duty, excepting in cooperative effort
as have stated,
The Mountain Home road is essen
TALLY a fair weather highway. In the
summer months 1t is almost perfect
dirt road, but in winter time and often
in the early fall it is practically impas-
sable, being exceedingly muddy and
dangerous.
many Idaho people would like to use
this part of the Idaho Pacific highway
to reach their capital city. They are
debarred excepting at great inconve-
nience and considerable risk.
To the east the various districts al
ready have surfaced the state highway
to make it disable the year round, or
have arranged to do so early in 1920,
SO that, with the exception of the 49,
mile Ada county end a good road will
be provided reaching as far as the
Twin Falls section.
The business advantage of complet-
ing the Ada county portion of the
highway and making it available for
year-round travel ought to be readily
seen.
There appears to be justification for
the statement, however, which make
without any official authority what
ever, that any Ada county funds ex-
pended in association with state and
nation will be devoted first to paved
road to Meridian. leaving the Noun
tain Home highway for later appro-
priations. And a paved road to Me-
rldian is some distance in the future.
"FEEDER" AND PARALLEL ROADS
Engineer Scharf has surveyed sew
eral feeder" roads and lines more or
less parallel with trunk lines. One of
the main auxiliary roads is that run
ming from Maple Grove to Meridian.
A road has been surveyed three and
a half miles south from Pfost station
to connect with the Kuna district road.
Half a mile north on the above road
another is surveyed leading east three
miles,
From a point a mile west of Maple
Grove road has been laid out two
miles north and another a mile south.
Others are one mile north and one
mile south from a line three miles
west Of Maple Grove
A two-mile extension has been SUR
veyed for a road connecting with the
present gravelled road mile west of
Niday's corner.
Another road surveyed runs . mile
south from Franklin school.
Five miles of road have already been
graded northwest of Meridian, parallel
ing the bench on the south side of tha
river and extending to the improved
road to Caldwell.
Four miles of road are to be surveyed
tn ans r~,st1 hi
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
STAGGERED LUNCH HOURS FOR
VIENNA.

The capacity of the Illuminating
plants OF Vienna are overtaxed at the
present time and there is a draft upon
them at noontime when the natives
are at lunch. In order TO overcome
this, the residents occupying houses
with even numbers must have their
noontime meal at ha1f-past IL and
those in the houses with uneven NUM-
bers at half-past IL.