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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-24

TO COLORED PURCHASER.
&c Defrees street northwest.
]. LEO KoLB.
923 New York ave. NV.
on H ST. NEAR 7th NW-12 ROOMS AND
bath; suitable for rooming~ house; bound TO in
crease in value, as it is in rapidly growing
business section. Price. $1,000 Terms ar
H. R. HowENsTEIN CO..
1914 F st. NV. or 18th and II SITS. ne.
$4,000
$1,000 Cash.
O ST. BET 18th AND 1Sth-An attractive
Groom home with two hsths. steam heat. cleo
trio light hardwood floors over entire house,
hack porch and large back yard to wide al
ley. This home IS in excellent condition and
Is in an ideal loca ton.
$3.50
$500 Cash.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-A modern Groom
and bath brick home with hot-water heat.
electric light and reception hall. The arrange
ment Of rooms is very good. This location
couldn't be beat.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
302 Maryland Bldg,
14lO H St. NV.
Main III.
COLORED HOME BUYERS,
TAKE NOTICE.
If you want to own your own
home, buy one of these before it
is too late.
THESE HOMES ARE ExCELLENTLY Lo.
ROOMS AND BATH. FRONT YARD AND
LARGE FRONT COLONIAL PORCH. LARGE
BACK YAKp TO VIDE DE1 ALLEI- THEY s. ARE
CASH PAYMENT AND THE BALANCE IN
SMALL MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS WILL
SECURE ONE OF THESE WONDERFUL
HOMES FOR YOU.
Price, $3.50.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
3O2 Maryland Bldg,
l41O H St. NV.
Main III.
PETWORTH.
Randolph st. between 9Th and 6th-S rooms:
tiled bath: hardwood floors; electric lights;
hot-water heat; front and back porches; large
sleeping porch; lot 25x1O4 to paved alley;
owner occupant. Price. $4,000.
KENYON STREET NEAR
EIGHTEENTH.
6 rooms; two baths; front and back porches:
sleeping porch; hardwood floors; electric
lights: hotwater heat deep lot to paved al
ley; in fine condition. Price. 81. 600.
CHARLES w. NORRIS.
Phone Main 532S. Evans bldg.
IN SAULS ADDITION
NEAR GEORGIA AVENUE.
Lovely Groom and bath house with every
modern convenience.
FINE COLONIAL PORCHES
FRONT AND REAR
Electric lights, hOt-water heat laundry tubs
good yard.
PRICE, IS. 1000.
MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY
Same houses adjoining sold for over SO 600
THE HOUSE is NEW-NEVER OCCUPIED.
See it tomorrow.
BRASW EL.L-GALLAGHER CO.
1917 III st. Main SS4
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FOR SALE-BROOKLAND.

Groom house. two fuths; hot-water heat;
electric lights concrete cellar under entire
house; front and back porches lot 50xl5O.
Best location.
7-room house. bath; hot and cold water;
slate roof; furnace heat; good front and back
yard, with alley in rear; room for garage.
JOHN WIGNAIdA
1855 Newton Ut. ma
RAe Ne9tA &Sa& e6e
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FOR sALE-H0USES.
Cnn Sfmss 81,
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
s-0ntinued.

TITAN s. P HILLIPs.
1909 New York Ave NV.
Phone Main 90.
We have large list OF desirable homes at reasonable prices
and reasonable terms all sections OF the CITY those steo
below only few All available tor immediate occupancy
CHEVY CHASE COLORADO AVENUE
On o he d
eec
NORTHEAST sisu Terms
b
which be f
pay i
1s s 4c .ns ss sS' n very very ~
" On Perry place. semi detached within NORTHEAST
d
srkinsy and ~ IT,
PieSS Terms. hlrIw.o front
MOUNT PLEASANT g, and double porc"~ Price
t.rsushy modern tapestry CAPITOL. HILL
front
.,%h
r
5 eseeiany built CITY SIDE OF TAkOMA-
o 5
NORTHEAST occupancy. hte. @
NearUn station: n with
light 1 today Mmhin $l%n o" the price
WILLIAM s. PHI | LIPS,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
M,ipQS
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FOE SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
buy BEF'
WOODLEY PARK.

VoooAGI Z ANN,
$4,000
Owner leaving city must sell this magnificent
home; nrst door contains rooms and pantry:
second, rooms. baths: third. rooms. =
baths: hot-water heat; electricity: double rear
porch: hardwood floors md trim; screens; avn
ings; alley: bu1lt-!n garage; immediate posses
sion.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS,
$1,000
A Groom and bath detached house. between
14th and 18th streets. in 10th St. Highlands:
large lot; house has hot-water heat. hardwood
floors and trim. and is vacant; immediate pos
session.
PETWORTH,
$3.50
new bungalow house containing rooms
and bath; heated by hot water; electric lights;
lot l25 IT. deep: located near Grant Circle
Immediate possession.
CHEVY CHASE,
$4,000
This is a semi detached brick home Of 8
rooms and baths: hot water heat; electricity;
hardwood floors and trim; garage. The loca-
ton is excellent.
BUY BEFt
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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Main lou.
A CAREFULLY Sc
Exceptional
9th St. NE. Near G St.
S4,75O. $1,000 Cash.
A semi-detached brick home of @ rooms and
bath. in good white neighborhood, the owner
of which is installing hot-water heat and cleo
trio lights. and redecoratins entire house
This is real bargain. Work will be com
pleted shortly. Act quickly on this one.
Observation-Disclosures Adams St.
$1,000. $1,000 Cash.
modern Groom and bath brick home oc-
cupied by owner. and situated on deep lot
to wide alley; double brick garage; an ex-
ceptional opportunity.
18th and Newton SITS. NV.
$1,000. $500 Cash.
9 rooms and bath, brick. in fine condition;
occupied by owner: attractive street:
oy erlooking Rock Creek Park: second floor ar
ranged us an apartment, bringing in good
rental.
Quincy St.-Petworth.
$3.50. ST, 500 Cash.
Another exceptional bargain; rooms and
bath: h-wh.: electric lights: colonial porch;
sleeping porch convenient to cars. schools.
churches and stores; get this one or pay $1,000
more for one Ike il.
Newton St. Near 10th.
$3.50. $1,000 Cash.
Groom and bath bay-window brick house;
will give immediate possession, and in an ex
cellent neighborhood.
18th and Shepherd SITS. NV.
$1O,5OO. Terms.
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.: electric lights:
fine condition; occupied by owner. This house
is 20 feet wide and has deep lot a large
front porch and double rear porches. The one
you have been looking for
HARTUNG
301 Southel
Main 100.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
sol Southern Building.

Main 373.
Elected LIST OF
: OFFERINGS.
North Cap. St. at Soldiers Home
$3.50. Terms.
A thoroughly modern six-room house NV h. :
electric lights; tiled bath: good lot to paved
alley: fine condition. and in of the most
attractive residential sections Of the city.
This is a rare opportunity.
Saul's Addition-Allison St.
$1O,5OO. Terms.
g rooms and bath: semi-detached: h.-w.h. /;
electricity porches. screens and awnings: pos
session. This is excellent brick house, on
n deep lot, with a garage.
14th St. Terrace.
S1O,5OO. Terms.
rooms and BATH two floors; h.-w.h. !:
electric lights: new: vacant: well built. well
planned and GA large lots. See these now.
18th St. Near Kenyon.
S11,5OO. Terms.
Two-story tapestry brick colonial style
house. in Washington Heights: practically new.
and porehes; built-in garage; close to
cars. stores, etc.
Ontario Road and Col. Road.
$4,000. Terms.
Three-story window brick. containing 10
rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; electric lights: in
fine shape and vacant; close to two car lines
and in a location which Is in demand
Near Million-Dollar Bridge.
$13,5OO Terms.
row of thoroughly modern and e1-
ceptionally planned homes, containing eight
rooms, two baths. colonial front porches. double
rear porches and situated in an ideal loca ton.
Z GIBBONS,
n Building.
Main 373.
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WE SPECIALIZE IN
BROOKLAND
S6.75O. Very Easy Terms.

EN EKf MUI1ERN iMPRUV EMENT.
Fine location. High View vicinity, near 3rd
and Rhode Island ave. ne. ; IL minis. Treasury
block from cars; rooms, sleeping porch tile
bath; h.w.h.; electric lights; hardwood floors
cement front porch; fine light basement; nice
yard to alley. This property is in Al condi-
ton and no repairs needed. Many homes not
SO we'll located and not so attractive are selling
for more money.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings N. 1026-J
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J. c. WELDON CO., Ill B Sc.
Opposite Congressional Library.
No. 1907 3rd s.e.-2-story frame, rooms,
bath: rented at $40 per month. Price, So 800.
18th st. Sc, bet. S. G. ave. and C-2-story
bricks. 6 rooms and bath. each. Price, 5000.
Easy terms.
10th st. Sc. bet. G and I-2-story frame,
rooms and bath; vacant. Price. $3.50.
st. ne. bet. 3rd and 4th-3-story brick,
rooms and bath. Price, 5000.
D ST. bet 9th and 6th-2story brick.
rooms, bath, cellar. furnace heat. Price.
1850.
A st. sc. bet. 9th and 7th-2-story brick, 6
rooms and bath; leased at $35 per mo. Price.
So, 400.
Seaton place NV. bet North Cap. and 1st-
2-story brick, cellar. furnace heat. Price.
$500
j. c. WELDON CO., III Sc
Opposite Congressional Library.
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FOR SALE-STORES
Continued.

& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
ORE FALL"
SAUL'S ADDITION,
S13,75O
A beautifully planned bungalow. consisting
OF rooms and BATH. 1t has hot-water heat.
electric lights and spacious porches; lot is
4oAlfo. with two car garage in opening
on 10 a paved alley; immediate possession.
MOUNT PLEASANT,
S13,5OO
modern honse. located in splendid
nelshborhond; convenient to car line and to
ROCK creek PaSk: 10 rooms, baths: hot-water
neat electricity; double rear porches; ga
rage.
BLOOMINGDALE,
$3.50
comfortable o-sto-y Broom and bath
brick house. With cellar: hot-water heat; large
PACK yard to alley. This house is in excellent
condition most conveniently located, and i'm
mediate possession may be had.
BLOOMINGDALE,
$12,5OO
, The prettiest home in this section. at high
elevation and overlooking Mcmillan Park; con
electricity and gas: porches: lot 2Oxlo0 it,.
with space for garage.
RE FALL
& LUCHS,
Main 2345. -.
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s ROOMS. o-sToRY. BATH BRICK. BLOOM
$1,000 cash. d. II. JOHNSON CO., 1888 ii
S10.75O
One Of the best built houses in Petworth:
half block from ears and school. A short walk
from 11th and 14th st. car lines; rooms. .
tiled baths; "A strictly modern home; built in
refrigerator: cold storage and servants room
garage; large kitchen and sleeping porch:
awnings and screens; porcelain laundry tubs:
immediate possession
Sl2,5OO
On Columbia rd. near 18th St 10 rooms.
tiled baths: hOt-water heat. electricity: fine
location for business: immediate possession
$3.50
On Irving st. near 18th Q rooms and bath
modern improvements; room for garage: house
in excellent condition. immediate possession.
5000
Semi detached. Ga ave. near Webster ST
Vacant. rooms and bath: modern improve
ments; newly papered; $1,50O cash; balance
like rent.
$500
Southwest. White block. rooms and tiled
hath. House in excellent condition; fine ward
and 2-story brick garage with water and light.
holds cars. Immediate possession. Easy
terms.
VIM. B. Kraft,
$500 MAIN S93.
Two Nice Houses
Tor coored: Groom brick. bath latrobe heat:
very deep yard TO alley: in good condition: on
car iine; good neighborhood. Will make any
family comfortable home. / got them in an
exchange. and for quick sale will take less
IMAM II cost to build the houses and on small
cash payment: balance like rent Immediate.
POSSESSION. ~" "A"' 0He OF o''h'
CHARLES E. WILLARD.
oo5 Munsey Building.
Main 2O12.
High View.
$500. $1,000 Cash. $50 Month.
. Coy home of six rooms and bath. furnace
X. l: ave. ne. Good front yard and porch ::
also back yard to paved alley House in per'
rect condition, and immediate possession is
guaranteed. %
Bauman & Heinzman,
13f 18th NV.
Main $500
so.25o-10 ROOMS AND BATH. 81 0W CASH
balance $50 month. including all in
s12''oo-MouNT PI.EAsANT-1o rooms. bath.
en- n, hot-water heat: electricity
$s'9oo-1l rooms; bath; ALL MODERN I'M
Ky. EMENTS. Large 2-story brick
S'' ''o-Large 3-story downtown house: 10
rooms bath: will accept $500 cash.
Easy monthly terms
PERC4 81 RUSSELL. CO., INC,
9O3 n. y. avenue.
Franklin 1892
NEAR 14th AND CLIFTON
N 1oU LII LIKE THIS HOUSE.
10 rooms. baths: ho,-water heat: electric
~ nno double garage; 2o1135; left alley;
ON THE HEIGHTS
TWO CHOICE HOMES
RETWEEN 18th AND 18th SITS
, 'S sso lovely rooms, 2 baths; hot-water
neat at: o ss1l50; 2o-ft. alley.
$lo,oO-West of 18th; II rooms, owner says
IN perfect condition: 2Sx15O '
s10NE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
1870 EUCLID ST.
NEAR 18th.
VACANT HOUSE
~ rooms: hOt-water heat: GOOD renair
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTIES WITH Us.
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ava.
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FOR sALE-HoUBEs.
Continued.

Saul's Addition Bungalow.
s12.5oo.. $500 Cu.h s77.5o Monthly.
lishts. stone open arerlace. hardwood doors and
Bungalow.
$1,000. $3.50 Cash. sos Monthly.
l. rooms and buth. hst.water heat. electric
lights. One car fare. Lot 5Ox15o. Immediate
possession.
Country Home in City.
5000. $1,000 Cash, s7b Monthly.
acres. beautiful forest and fruit trees. high
elevation; garage, 2 chicken houses; Groom
cottage; electric lights and bath blocks
from car line. One cur fare. Ground alone
worth $4,000.
Chevy Chase Bungalow.
$500. s.. 900 Cash. $50 Monthly.
5 rooms, hot-watsr heat. tile bath. electric
lights, open fireplace. wash tubs. Lot 5OxljO
Grand new. Immediate possession
Northeast Bargain.
Sc. 800. 81. 800 Cash. SC5 Monthly.
6 rooms and BATH hot water heat electric
lights. gas, sleeping porch breakfast porch:
double garage. Corner Of alley. Large yard
,1SlS423.)
O. B. ZANTZINGER.
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NEW. VACANT BUNGALOWS, LOTS l00x
22o: Hyattsville: 2 blocks cars; $4,000; $500
eAAa $50 mo. IA kenoia bldg lila and G. ~
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5OSS & Phelps

The HOME OF HOMES.
1870. 1906 H St. NV
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903 New York ave-
Phone Main SAIL
ROOMS. BATH. ELECTRICITY GAS MOD
ern heat: lot 501130: $500: 81, 900 cash: i'm
mediate possession lawns Tx" carpet: house
white like palace every convenience. GEO. c.
WAIVER kenos bdg.. 11th and q. .as
s ROOMS. o-STORY. BATH BRICK. RIOOM
ingdale: now vacant: will sell for 81 600;
81 800 cash. d. II. JOHNSON CO., 1888 ii
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3917 Sth N.W.-HANDSOMELY DECORATED
S-r. vacant modern home; h.-w.h., electricity |
and garage. OWNER at 716 Shepherd st. NV |
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ALEX. NJ. BOYD. JR.,
Specialist in Detached Homes.
l and my at your service 10 show
you the best in Chevy Chase, Sauis Addition
and Cleveland Park. Ny aim is to please my
clients and / offer unlimited service in help
ing you find the home which you desire. Call
Cleve. 14S5 address 1905 Irving St NV.
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WI LL1A NJ S. P I L / I ? 5,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main o.
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Main 4752.
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

BARGAIN,
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
On Shepherd between 5th and 9Th n W.; hest
location in this desirable suburb: large
rooms. tiled bath; inclosed sleeping porch !:
hardwood floors; cement basement; INV h. :
electric lights servants toilet colonial front
porch; lot 14j It. deep to paved alley max
ing a very deep back yard. with grape arbor
fruit and garden. Inspection any time. Only
$4,000 Reasonable terms
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10Th and G.
Main 49,. Evenings n. 1O26-J
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PUT YOUR HOUSEKEEPING PROBLEMS UP TO US.
AVE please th
,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
GOVERNOR FAVORS
CONSUMERS WEEK
D. w. Davis Endorses
Movement of Hearty
Cooperation in
Business.

Governor D. w. Davis has endors-
ed Western Consumers Week.
movement and urges the people of
Idaho to lend their aid in its sue
cess. The following letter to Rob-
ert w. Spangler, editor of the New
West magazine of Salt Lake City,
tells of the governors endorsement:
Dear Mr.. Spangler:
About year ago it was my privi-
lege and pleasure to recommend to
the people of Idaho, through the
New West magazine, the observance
of Western Consumers Week.
The industrial problems which
then confronted me then remain un-
solved. The burden of the high cost
of living has not been lessened. Pro-
duction does not meet the demands of
the consumer and while such a con-
dition exists we can expect but litA
tie change for the better in econom-
ic life.
Therefore, as a people-the con-
eumers-it behooves us to give all
the encouragement and cooperation
possible to the producer, the manu-
facturer, the wholesaler and tn ere
taller. Hearty cooperation and un-
derstanding along the entire line is
the only solution to the present state
.of unrest. 1t is my belief that
STRIKES" and "boycottings" are Of
no avail towards bringing about
proper and permanent readjustment
in the industrial world. This must
be accomplished by whole-hdarted
and sympathetic cooperation for the
godd of the people as a whole.
With this thought in mind, I am
very glad to again lend what aid I
may possess toward bringing togeth-
Continued on page four
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
MANY AUTOMOBILE
LICENSES ISSUED
County Assessor Re
ports 1893 Secure
Permits to Drive
Cars in County

The setting of March Is as the
dead line for the payment of auto
mobile licenses has made itself felt
in Bingham county and 1888 appli-
cations have been received by the
county assessor, e. T. Malcolm. There
are still large number of car own
ers who have not yet applied for IL
cense, according to the assessor, as
the records show some 1854 cars in
the county last year.
Applications for license March Is,
1919; show total Of. .202, an increase
of S31 for the present year.
Collections at the assessors office
show that 1910 was collected on
March 12, $1O10 on March 13, 1857
on, March Is and $1286.70 for
March 16.
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Committee Will Look In
to the Securing of
Suitable Site for
New Industry
ENDORSE SYSTEM
Municipal Water Works
to Have Full Support
of Organization

The esta blishment of feed mill.
here in Blackfoot was the main sub
ject Of discussion at the regular Mon
day night meeting Of the Commercial
club. A committee was appointed to
investigate site for the mill and to
report upon the cost to the club or
community.
The club endorsed the proposed
waterworks system and
promised their full support and back
ing.
A communication was read from
the board of underwriters, which
stated that this city must have bet
ter water system, preferably munci-
pally owned and that motorized hook
and ladder truck and engine and hose
wagon be added to the city fire de-
partment
! Quarters for the club was left
open for further developments.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
Council Passes Re.olu-
ton Making Yellow
Stone Plat Part of
Blackfoot
PASS PAVING BILL
Intentional Resolution
Creating improvement
District Passes

City council in regular session
Tuesday night accepted . plat of the
Yellowstone addition addition for ad-
Mittance to the city, passed q reso
luton Of intention to create an i'm
provement district, appointed a spe-
cial committee to confer with the To-
cal water company on the water
works question and accepted the res
ignation Of H. B. Curtis as alderman.
appointing w. H. Snider in his stead.
The new addition to the city was
submitted by the Northwestern In
vestment company of Pocatello and
after carefully inspecting the plat
an ordinance was passed incorporat-
ing Yellowstone addition within the
city limits. The company assured the
council that they would in every wa,
cooperate with the city in the new
plat.
A resolution of intention to create
improvement district by paving,
grading and curbing was passed by
council. The resolution was practi-
cally the same as passed before but
Continued on page four
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
BUTTE COUNTY Line
MAY BE CHANGED
Movement Under Way
to Alter Northern
Line to Take Part
of Custer

A movement is under way at Leslie
and Mackay to change the northern
boundary of Butte county, to take in
part of Custer county and present
plans calls for the line being ex-
tended twenty-five miles beyond
Mackay, says the Arco Advertiser.
The movement was started re-
Gently by the Leslie Commercial club
in conjunction with the business men
of Mackay and it is stated that the
movement is meeting with consider
able enthusiasm in that section.
A committee representing the
Leslie Commercial club was in Arco
yesterday to confer with officials of
the local club, relative to calling a
special meeting here in the near fu-
ture to discuss the proposition Ac-
cording to the information we can
gather, the hackers propose to
change the northern boundary; leave
the county seat of Butte county at
Arco and at the same time eliminate
the rivalry that has existed the past
few years in Custer county, thru the
of certain sections to remove
the county seat of Custer county from
Challis.
The movement will undoubtedly be
considered by the people of Butte
county at an early date.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17

The boys scores were not very
good this time, mainly on account Of
weather conditions, the sky being
cloudy and the wind blowing very
hard. The boys intend to improve
their scores greatly the next shoot.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
"Gyp.y Rover" is
Pleasing Performance

THE Gypsy Rover" presented by
the high school chorus at the high
school auditorium last Friday even
ing was one of the most creditable
performances put on by local talent.
The melodies Of the. operetta were
tuneful and exceptionally we'll sung.
Every moment of the interesting plot
was enjoyed The following took
part in the performance: Nellie
Moulton, Grace Miltenberger. Darwin
Simmons, Gerald Stewart, Burton
Albertson, Virginia Pierce, Cowell
Davis, Wayne Thoreson, Josephine
Caster, Elmer France, Ronald Ham,
mond, Flen Hammond, Judith Nelson
and a number of others.
The play will be repeated Saturday
at the high school for the benefit Of
the Boy Scouts and Campfire girls.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
FARM BUREAU IS
SELLING STOCK
Campaign Instituted to
Secure Funds for New
Buildings at Fair
Grounds
Will Continue During
the Next Ten Days
Says Monroe

Stock in the Bingham county farm
bureau was placed on the market
Monday and for ten days drive will
be pushed to dispose of $4,000
worth of stock. The proceeds of the
sale of stock is to 60 into the con-
struction of new buildings at the fair
grounds which are owned by the
farm bureau.
The stock is selling at $500 per
share and the first days, drive at
Firth netted $500. Yesterday the
of Basalt was worked.
The drive will continue until the
desired is sold and it is ex-
pected that before the ten days are
finished that the amount will be
easily oversubscribed.
6 The farm bureau was incorporated
several months ago with a capitaliza-
ton of $4,000.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
MISS ROGERS RETURNS

Miss Ora Rogers returned Tuesday
afternoon from a several months
visit to eastern and southern points.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-03-17
BASE BALL FUND
CLIMBS STEADILY
Nearly $4,000 in the
Treasury of the
v. Club at the,
Present Time
MORE COMING IN
American Legion, Dance
and Lennox Show
Will Help
MORE COMING IN

Collections for the base ball funds
are mounting steadily and already
the $5000'mark is within easy reach
with every probability of overshoot-
ing that amount. Nearly $4,000 is in
the treasury to date and with the
Lennox club show, the American
Legion dance and several other pro-
positions to come a sufficient fund
to carry on the ball club thruout the
season is assured
Rehearsals for the "Whirl O. tn
Town" are going ahead in good shape
and every afternoon and night the
best talent available in the city
gathers for practice.
Manager Williams of the show
was enthusiastic over the material he
has to work with and last night
stated that the show would be the
best he had ever put on.