davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29
DALSf DOBROCINNOST MA
SIGH "VCELEK".
We vcerejsi schulz rozhodnuto
koupit IA $500 potravinovych
poukazek Ceskemu Srdci We
Vidni.

NaSe piln6 Weekly podaly
vcera dalsi dukaz prikladne
sVG ob6taVosti a dobroCinnOsti.
la pravideln6 schuze V Narod-
nj SIM ycera veGer konanG roz-
hodnuto totiz, ably re spolko-
yc pokladny bylo v6novano
$500 We prosp6ch Ceskeho Srd
zee We Nidni, "a kterezto peni-I
re budou koupeny trpicim ma
sim yidenskym krajanum am.
potravinoye poukazky. Roz-
hodnuto tax po citovani dopisu
CeskGho Srdce z Vidn6 VCel-
kan do Cievelandu Zaslaneho.
V dopisu tom je poukazovano
ma truchlivou opu$t6nost Vi
de6skych kraianu, bidu ne
zm6rnou i hlad V pfecetnych
pfipadech Sc vyskytujicl. Ra-
Aouska vlada sve ceske pfisluS
Milky ignoruje a otazce vyzi-
vovaci do Prahy je posila. Zle|
je videhskym Cechum V pova-
lecnych dobach, nesvedomi-
tou, odmitavou, krutou je vuci
naSim krajanum yidenska adj
ministrace. Nidenske Ceske
Srdce obdrzelo nedavno Cd
clevelandskych "Vcelek" pet
beden zivotnich nutnosti, KITE
ratio pomoc zpusobila mnohe
dobro mezi tam6jSimi stradaji-
cimi. Lee Videnske Ceske Srd-
ce prosi o dalsi vypomoc, ma
Ii byti neivetSi nedostatek ale
spon castetne odvracen. A
vzhledem k teto dutklive w
I'VE naSe "Ncelky' "a vCerej-
Isl schuze v6novaly naznace-
Inych 5000 na Zmirneni utrpe-
nj Cechu, zvlaSt6 ceskych di-
TEX videnskych, kterazto vzor-
ma dobrocinnost zajiste celou
lnaSl VeTeinoeti M la3it9 hude
ocenena.
Clevelandsk6 Weekly "a po-
vSechn6 pomocne akce zaslaly
! iiz vice jak 150 beden zivot-
nich potfeb do ceskoslovenske
Irepubliky Nidne a We sve u
slechtile cinnosti hodlaii i ma
dale pokra&ovati, Nasv6dcuje
tomu vcerejSi dar, jakoz no.
" pomocny program ia vce'
rejsi schuze vypracovany. Bt
10 by tudiz zadoucno, ably ra-
dy "Vcelek' pristupovanim no
Vych pracovnic mohutnely,
cimz davnym pracovnicim V
akci by Sc pomahalo. Nase
weekly zasluhuji nejen kre-
dit, nybrz vypomoc kazde je-
mnocitne pani divky cleve-
landske.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29

Tyo jint len
Obnaexen mnOx Poukft etO priIe itost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29
v PONDELl ROZHODNUTO
BUDE O STAVCE.
Zvyseni platu zfizencIm od-
nese opetne lid.

Nebude-li docileno shody
mezi unii zam6stnancu naSich
poulicnich drah presidentem
spoleCnosti Stanleyem, pax do
jde pfi pondelni hromadn6
schGzi zrizencu k hlasovani 0
stavce, V kteremz pripade pax
jiste muzeme v6fiti, re k straj
ku dojde.
Rozhodnuti toto ujednano-
bylo ma vGerejSi schulz V sini
zdejsi Federace Prace, kde
dneSnl situaci rokovalo vice
jak 100 zrizencu. Pond6lni,
jaksi rozhodujici schuze kona
Ma bude V 9:30 hod. V tGze
mistnosti.
Urednlci unie pokusi Sc je-
ste 0 jednu pfedbeznou konfe-
renci Sc Stanleyem a pTedlozl
mu jist6 ultimatum vSech po-
zadavku, nebudou-li splneny,
pax muze Sc oCekavati, ze Sc V
pondelni schulz owe pranepa-
trny potet, hlasuiici proti STAY
ce. Vysyitalo to jiz ma schulz
vcerejsi, kdy vyslovovany byly
pochybnosti, re by Sc dala spo
lecnost pouliCnich drah donu-
titi k smiru jinak, nez-li pro-
stredkem poslednim, stavkou.
Strajk by po odhlasovani ne
dal ma sebe dlouho Cekati, pra-
We jako V prosinci 1918, kdy
jednalo Sc 0 zamestnane zeny
V uradech kondukterek, kdy
o dodhlasovani stavky do uVe-
deni j We skutek uplynul pra-
We jen pouhy tucet hodin, V
Cervenci 1919 pax AZ hodin.
Jinak nejeyi urednici unii 0
chotu umyslech zrizencu Sc
bllze rozhovoriti a Vymlouvajl
Sc ze dluzno vyckati souhlasu
zfizencu zamGstnanych noe
Mich hodinach.
A. K. Ditrick, pfedseda rad
niGniho vyboru poulicni dopra-
Wy snazi Sc naleZti zpusob, jak
by m6sto mohlo zakroCiti, ably
vozba v m6ste Mcdonald pre-
ruSeni a die vlastnich jeho
SLOW uzito vsech pravnich mo
raInich prostredku, ably hrO-
zici stavka byla zazehnana..
Pritiny dnesniho hnuti isou
hlavn6 dive. SpoleGnost 81 Wy
hrazuje pravo Zamestnavati j
neuniov6 zfizence a nema il
byti braneno zamestnavati
zen, pozadayek 2vySeni platu
pada ma yahu arci take.
Stavka proti kondukterkam
zapocala 3. prosince 1918 a
trvala til dny, byvse urovnana
vladou pomoci valeGne pracov
nj rady. Posledni straj l2c
pfldavek vyvolan byl 6. Ger
cerVence a skoncil nasledkem
zakroGeni clevelandske OBJ
chodnl komory a mestske ra-
dy 8. cervence kratce po pul
noci. Zfizenci dostali pridavek
a spoleGnosti dovoleno Zvysiti
dividendy ma 7 proc.
Ones 81 pref zrizenci SOC
ma hodinu pri osmihodinove
praci, coz die vypovedi Zastup
cu spolecnosti bude mlti Ia
nasledek jako vzdy zVysenl
jizdnich poplatkh. Jinymi slo-
w novy vydej svalen bude o.
petn6 ma bedra lidu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-29
Vsem ct. krajanGn, jjiiz Sc zajinaji Sized
Ceskoslovenske Obchodni Komory.

Cesky Cleveland bude hostt SVEN stredu "a
stupce mstnch Ceskoslovenskych Komor ktef Sc sje-
dou prvn vyroen schuz, ez bude konati nedeli
z. kvstna Staer Hotelu Zasedani zapocne 10 hod.
dopoled porva pokud nebude jednaci program uplne
vyGerpan. Vecer pax bude konan pocest diplomatic
ckeho zasupce Cessosoverske Republiky p. Jana Ma
saryka ostatnich hostu, banket temze hotelu.
Kdo by 81 Ct kraanu pral sucastniti schze teto
vecerniho bankeu, necht Sc obrat ma p. M. ZEMANA
1884 BROADWAY prot Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
way, ktery prhlasky pfina bzsi vysvetleni milerad
poda. Prihlasky banke musi byt ucineny nejdri
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01

and daughter.
of CASTOR ave-
fillmore, where
~ weeks as the
daughter, Mrs.
DR.. Brannon at
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
SMART FROCKS
With Youthful Touches

There is much for which to
thank Fashion this season
delightful touches that sug-
gest youth and joyousness.
The diversity of charming
models enables every one to
find more than one reflecting
individuality as well as origin
atty. Crepes, taffetas, trico-
lettes, satins, pongees and 9TH
er silks predominant for sport
afternoon and evening wear.
Embroidery vies with patent
leather in .popularity-great
vivid patches gay with yarn
and beads form panels and
landings to embellish other
wise simple frocks. Slim shoe
string belts and wide ribbon
.sashes, the extreme in girdles,
are used equally often regard
less of their disparity in size.
Tine chic in these frocks lies in
their simplicity.
From s36.65 to s1OO and More
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
A
Colored
Umbrella

will make decorative and use
ful addition to your Easter outfit.
Our newest umbrellas are in about
every desired color and have han.
dies and ferrules OF leather Z or
handles, ferrules and tips OF bake.
lite. Prices range from $40 to $40.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
Silk
Hosiery

There is an ever increasing vart
ETY. of smart styles in silk Hosiery
which shows fancy lace stripes,
embroidery clox.
Then there are the regular every
day serviceable silk in black, white
and browns which are moderately
priced and always in demand.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
Meet

ling OF the s'air.
OF the Eastern
IS evening =. 1881
|ic hall. All mem
| present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
COLOR FAST BLUES

Perhaps you have boys suit to buy for confir-
nation or dress wear. If you have; remember there's
nothing better than blues, providing you get good
Colorfast ones are the kind 10 get; that's our
kind You'll be sure Of that when you buy
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
NEW STYLES FOR GIRLS.

Many cleverly modelled Dresses of
Taffeta, Foulard, as well as party
Dresses of Georgette, Chiffon, Net
and Organize. Very pretty styles are
shown in Bingham and Linen.
Jaunty Goats in belted models with
patch pockets, narrow belts and new
notched and convertible collars are
shown in Velours, Wool Jersey, Pom
gee, Poplin, Serge and CameYs Hair
Cloth. lues, Brown, Tan, Green, Rose
Checks. $3.50 to S39.5O.
Children's Wear in the Infants
Section.
Presenting unusual display of Frocka and
Coats for Children OF TO C years. The colors
are varied, and Gsttnctiveness of style is feature
of every model.
Many of the dresses are beautifully hand
made and trimmed with shocking embroidery
Misunderstanding and tncks. Sheer white Dresses
show clever touches of color in the use OF ribbons
and are further elated with laces and ruff1es
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01

0uU W UCH4tlue
j evening officers
IDS OF depart
posed at this
les in the club
mong the very
affords and TO
ches that can
object in view
club year the
the organize
of importance
3 changes to by
cred and acted
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
New
Handkerchief.

show many beautifu new colors
in linen and silk, also exquisite
handwork. New all white hand
kerchiefs are filmy squares ofiinen
With, edge and corners of fine hand
work of lace or embroidery de-
sign,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
Personality in Shoes

Have you ever Judged people by their shoes?
Shoes have knack of expressing the nature of
their owners. .
There are the solid russell kind that seem to
belong TO aldermen, the loosely-fitting, worn-at-
the-heel shoe that indicates the woman past the
age of hope and the sparkling oxfords and pumps
that call to mind the bellies of Brummes day. :,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01

had sper: |
and other
IN here to- !
lorida Mrs..
in okiaho.
md Mrs. ..
sintering in
p here unit (.
se. IA I
here this !
Va, where |
high schoo', ]
on with his
+. HARTLEY
rs1ey Hart
turday from /.
3 week end
Watson Jr.,
a Lawience-
a student al
my to spend
ents Mr.. ami
on Fairmoat
ndef also a
6 a day or so
father G. NJ. .
3 on business
zeil Brady
ute and James
also students
ing as did also
tends Chester
ester, Pa. Pau
ent was among
ing also.
bre
and daughter.
Of Castor ave :
fillmore, where
n weeks as the
daughter, Mrs.
DR. grannon at
oday.
who Is a stu
school at Wash
here this morn
ster recess with
Mrs. G. 81. Jen-
avenue,
Meeting. I
the members OF
y club to beSheld
evening officers
lds OF depart
posed at this
es in the club
mong the very
affords and TO
ches that can
object in view
club year the
the organize
OF importance
changes to by
cred and acted
Meet.
ling Of the s'air.
OF the Eastern
IS evening =. 7:3U
|ic hall. All mem
| present.
|well: /
been made of the
ulda Bell Neweft.
Frank Arthur
lohio, which wa,
the home Of tha
the Rev. o. j. !
e taken UP their |
Nations. !
have been r2ila
luncheon wEic!. !
81 enjoy at t&a,
next Monday at |
lowing which the /!
the year will be !
however, room
who wish to at.
y those in charge !
ie catering com. !
copal church will !
feature Of the
pillow the serving j,
a dramatic in.
Junior Brown, OF |
mes. the retiring :
bat heads of VAR /
p club and chair.
mittees will pre-.
the years work
for presentations.
next Monday. 1
Boil.
p. IS, Degree OF {
its annual egg
week. The So
aking arrange.
joyable evening
be served. 1ft
bring a friend !
ring a ticket.
lied. :
n the dinner to
mont on Easter !
. With the big /
d taken. Reser- |
ntil Saturday OF
y all the tables !
/
xchange. /
class Of the !
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01

list Episcopal
change on Sat
I o'clock in the
rug store. A.
Tread, pies and
r sale. aiG
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01

We especially take the
larger than the Not only these
the special such that sappn
ment in eliminated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01

r the dinner to
fmont on Easter
b With the big
Il taken. Reser-,
ntil Saturday OF
y all the tables
- - -.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01

The new 1920 shoes shown at this store reflect
refinement and fashion. They reflect the woman
who has the gift of dressing well and knows the
fine points of shoe buying.
Everything from pair of humble laces to a
pair of exquisitey finished Cousins Oxfords.
Wehave reputation for careful service and
concentrated values -;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-01
|xchange.

|ABGs
class Of the
In hold an Eas-
I'd Saturday in
Hall on Main
I'LL open tonor-
|ough Saturday
change will be
n III. The La
Pr Of attractive.
ele in addition
epared edibles.
HH
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-21

DELEGATE CONVENTION, PRECINCT NO.
Republican
w. E. Patre Blackfoot, Idaho.
Geo. T. Marshall Blackfoot, Idaho
F. NJ Fisher, Backfoot, Idaho
P. J. Williams Backfoot, Idaho.
Ralph w. Adair, Blackfoot, Idaho
R. E. Hansen, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Florence NJ. Pearson Blackfoot, Idaho.
Michael Barclay Blackfoot, Idaho
c. A. Hoover, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Royal M Jeppson Blackfoot Idaho.
]. 7. Carruth, Blackfoot Idaho.
Chas E. Harris, Blackfoot, Idaho
A. B. Stephens, Blackfoot, Idaho.
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION BLACKFOOT PRECINCT
Republican
l. A. Martin, Blackfoot, Idaho.
J. H. Andersen, Backfoot, Idaho.
0. Buchanan, Blackfoot Idaho.
W. C. Allen Blackfoot, Idaho
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION B1AoFoor PRECINCT NO.
H. B. Kinney Blackfoot Idaho
W. D. Gagon, Blackfoot, Idaho
E. Manion Blackfoot Idaho
Charles F. Hiliard Backfoot, Idaho.
Neil F. Boyle Blackfoot, Idaho
w A. Beakley Blackfoot Idaho
DELEGATE COUNTY CONVENTION BIACKFOOT PRECINCT
Republican
]. A. Stewart, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Frank Hesse Blackfoot Idaho.
c. A. Swope, Blackfoot, Idaho.
H. B. Daniels, Backfoot, Idaho
Otis Miller Blackfoot, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-21
THE IDAHO REPUBLICAN

/ 6. l. Braley, Blackfoot Idaho
. COMMITTEEMAN, BLACKFOOT NO. PRECINCT
Geo.. O. Watts Backfoot, Idaho.
James Young Blackfoot, Idaho
COMMITTEEMAN, GRovELAND PRECINCT
Melvin Barrs Groveland Idaho (Blackfoot R. F. D. No. y
COMMITTEEMAN, JAMESTOWN PRECINCT
T. c. Anderson, Shelley, Idaho, R. F. D. No. l.
COMMITTEEMAN MoREIAND PRECINCT
Lewis Robbins, Moreand Idaho.
Harrison Mcknight, Moreland Idaho
COMMITTEEMAN, GOSHEN PRECINCT
w. R. Young Goshen Idaho (Sheley R. F. D. No ~
COMMITTEEMAN RIVERSIDE PRECINCT
W. A. Crawford, Riverside, Idaho (Bladfoot R. F. D.
No. y.
Democrat--
John w. Bitton Riverside, Idaho (Blackfoot R. F. D.
COMMITTEEMAN, PRECINCT
R. c. Miller Pingree, Idaho
w. H. Kelar Sterling Idaho.
COMMITTEEMAN, SHELLEY PRECINCT
L. Ivan Jensen, Shelley, Idaho.
COMMITTEEMAN, SPRINGFIELD PRECINCT
Carl Blackburn, Springfield Idaho.
Democrat
COMMITTEEMAN THOMAS PRECINCT
L. G. Wells Thomas, Idaho (Blackfoot R. F. D. No. A.
- co,,nTTEE,iaS. WooDy111E PRECINCT
T. C. Thompson, Woodvile Idaho Idaho Falls R. F. D.
No. ~.
COMMITTEEMAN, WAPELLo PRECINCT
Geo T. Cobbley, Wapello, Idaho (Blackfoot).
COMMITTEEMAN, WILLOW CREEK PRECINCT
R. D. Prophet Willow Creek, Idaho (Bone Idaho)
COMMITTEEMAN, rABER PRECINCT
c. P. Pawling Taber Idaho
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION, ABERDEEN PRECINCT
NJ A. Fugate, Aberdeen, Idaho.
H. E. Duffn, Aberdeen Idaho.
E. w. Harold Aberdeen, Idaho.
w. D. Glffin Aberdeen, Idaho.
T. S. Becker, Aberdeen, Idaho.
Lee Jenkins, Aberdeen, Idaho
Herman Snow, Aberdeen, Idaho.
G. A. Bartel, Aberdeen, Idaho.
John NJ. Livingstone Aberdeen Idaho.
Peyton R. Harris, Aberdeen Idaho.
DELEGATE COUNTY CONVENTION BAsAIT PRECINCT
Republican
George E. Wernette, Firth, Idaho.
L. F. Ramsey, Firth, Idaho
CONVENTION, PRECINCT
w. E. Patrie, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Geo. T. Marshall Blackfoot Idaho
F. NJ. Fisher Blackfoot, Idaho
P. J. Williams Blackfoot, Idaho
Ralph w. Adar Blackfoot Idaho
R. E. Hansen, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Florence NJ Pearson Blackfoot Idaho.
Michael Barclay, Blackfoot Idaho
C. A. Hoover, Blackfoot, Idaho
Royal M Jeppson Blackfoot Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-21
NOTICE OF PRIMARY ELECTION


be by the Republican and Democratic parties for the fol-
lowing offices: State Senator Representative all County Of
fers excepting Clerk of the District Court Precinct Officers,
Precinct Committeeman and Delegates the County Conven-
ton. The Election polls will be opened o'clock p and
will remain open until O'Clock of said day. is the duty of the
precinct committeeman of each political party each precinct
provide place which the Primary Election Of the political
party which he belongs shall be conducted 1t also the duty
of the precinct committeeman post three notices conspicuous
places within the confines of the voting precinct notifying the
electors of the respective parties where the election polls will be
located The Primary Election of each political party will be
conducted in separate places in each precinct.
Who Can Vote
No person shall be entitled any Primary Election
unless he duly registered the precinct wherein he offers
voe and member of the political party holding the primary
at which he attempts
The following named persons have filed nomination papers
the office of the County Auditor of Bingham County, declaring
they candidates for the following named Offices and have de-
cared themselves to be members of and affiliated with the follow
ing political parties, namely:
(From County,
Lorenzo R. Thomas, Blackfoot Idaho.
~ -
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Peter G. Johnston, Blackfoo, Idaho
Democrat
COUNTY 295,s Gon n9s9s;s;
Nelson Miller Shelley, Idaho.
James A. Langton, Shelley Idaho.
oous ssseo oo% n;99ss,9
R. G. Bills, Backfoot Idaho
John W. Btton, Riverside, Idaho (Blackfoot R. F. D.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Marion Ginger, Aberdeen Idaho.
Henry H. Berg Springfield, Idaho.
j. r. Williams Thomas Idaho (Blackfoot R. F. D. No. a.
Hans w Peterson Thomas, Idaho (Bladkfoot R. F. D.
No. y.
A. H. Simmons, Backfoot Idaho.
J. D. Jensen, Wapelo Idaho.
G. L. Braey, Blackfoo Idaho
Margaret Ward Blackfoo, Idaho
H. A. Benson, Moreland, Idaho
PROBATE JUDGE
James E. Good Blackfoot, Idaho
Democrat
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Grace Faulconer Blackfoo Idaho
Democrat
ASSESSOR
E. T. Malcom, Backfoot Idaho
Lawrence N. Thorsenberg, Blackfoo, Idaho
John Wray Moreland, Idaho .Blakfoot R. F. D. No. A
,~'"'"-,"""""~.'' CORONER
Edward L. Egl, Blackfoot Idaho
E. T. Peck, Backfoot Idaho
SURVEYOR
Republican
E. Milton Christensen, Shelley Idaho.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Republican
Hamilton Wright Blackfoot Idaho.
A. S. Dickinson, Backfoot, Idaho.
F. R. Striker, Aberdeen, Idaho
Democrat
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE ABERDEEN PRECINCT
Republican
Henry Toevs, Aberdeen Idaho.
Nate Newoomb Aberdeen, Idaho.
Democrat
.,~,
CONSTABLE, SPRINGFIELD PRECINCT
Republican
T. H. Parent, Springfield, Idaho
L
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-21

| Percy JONES' Blackfoot Idaho
| F. E. DeKay, Bladfoot Idaho.
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION, GRvoEIAND PRECINCT
J. H. Hale Groveand Idaho (Blackfoot R. F. D. No. Al.
! Emeron Yancey, Groveand Idaho (Bladkfoot R. F. D.
| No. ~.
Melvin Barrus Groveand Idaho (Backfoot R. F. D.
DELEGATE COUNTY CONVENTION JA1EsroN PRECINCT
Christian Anderson, Jameson, Idaho SHELLEY R. F. D.
| No. y.
! DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION, MoRE1AND PRECINCT
| Vernon Wray Moreand Idaho (Blackfoot Idaho).
Hyrum Grimmett, Moreand Idaho.
! Thomas A. Furniss, Moreland, Idaho
MILFORD Jordan, Moreland, Idaho ,
! Harrison Mcknight, Moreland, Idaho.
W. P. Lindsay, Moreland, Idaho.
VIM Mcknight, Moreand Idaho.
DELEGATE COUNTY CONVENTION GOSHEN PRECINCT
Joseph N Christensen, Shelley, Idaho, r. F. D. No l.
George E. Tomie, Shelley, Idaho, R. F. D. No. 2.
DELEGATE COUNTY CONVENTION, RIVERSIDE PRECINCT
F. A. Starkweather Riverside Idaho Blackfoot R. F. D.
Andrew Anderson, Riverside, Idaho (Backfoot R. F. D.
No. y.
Democrat
John W. Btton, B]ackfoot, Idaho
DELEGATE COUNTY CONVENTION, PRECINCT
John M Rider, Blackfoot Idaho, R. F. D. No. I.
Albert Gardner, Blackfoot, Idaho, r. F. D. No. I.
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION, RICH PRECINCT
L. S. Caldwell, Pngree Idaho
r. P Fackren Pingree, Idaho.
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION STERLING PRECINCT
]. F. Graham Sterling Idaho
]. B. Zieger Sterling, Idaho. 80
DELEGATE COUNTY CONVENTION, SHELLEY PRECINCT
F. NJ. Davis, Shelley Idaho
W. M. Christensen, Shelley Idaho, R. F. D. No. 1.
,Soren Yorgesen, Shelley, Idaho.
FE. Roberts, Shelley, Idaho
NJ L. Writ Shelley, Idaho.
]. F. Shelley, Shelley, Idaho.
James A. Langton Shelley Idaho.
Thomas Blackburn Springfield, Idaho
A. J. Snyder, Springfield Idaho.
A l: sheman, Springfield. Idaho.
COUNTY CONVENTION, THOMAS PRECINCT
D. J. Murdoch, Blackfoot, Idaho R. I'D No a.
Ed Van Orden, Backfoot, Idaho, r. F. D. No. 2.
Hans W. Peterson, Baekfoot, Idaho R F. D No. 2.
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION, WOODvHIE PRECINCT
Joseph Bischoff, Idaho Falls, R. F. D. No. 4,
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION wApE11o PRECINCT
John o. Stone Wapeilo, Idaho Blacktoot +. II. No. 81
A. T. Tucker, Wapeo Idaho (Backoot R. F. D. No. a.
DELEGATE TO COUNTY CONVENTION WILLOW CREEK PRECINCT
Alfred Empey, Bone Idaho.
DELEGATE 70 COUNTY CONVENTION, rABrR PRECINCT
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Democrat
c. Pawing, Taber, Idaho
The following table indicates the number of delegates to the
County convention the Republican Democac parties are en-
titled to elect for each precinct in Bingham County:
Repub- No Of emo-
Name Delegates cratic De,eeate.
Aberdeen - -~---1 - (
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-21
DEEP RESPECT FOR SABBATH
Writer'S Recollection Of How Day
Used to ee Observed when hs
Was Q Small Boy.

Ny mother wns born and renred IN
q little country village In western New
York. On the farm where my grand
mother lived, II was the custom 10 be
gin Sunday on Saturday night Mt
sundown. The "hired man" came In
from the chores, grandmother put
away all her work In the Kitchen. and
then the entire family gathered In the
hest room and studied the Sunday
school lesson. or had reading from the
Bible. led by grandfather. and all the
family retired not later than nine
O'Clock.
In the morning after doing none but
the absolutely necessary chores on the
farm. the team that had not been used
the dny before was hifched up 10 the
big four.seated wagon and the entire
family. including the "hired" help. went
o church. There was preaching serv-
ice In the forenoon. and then we ad-
journed 10 a lunch for ourselves and
the team. Then we went In to Sun.
day schoo, service. and after an inter-
al there was another preaching serv.
80. nf'er which we hitched up and
rove slowly hack 10 the farm.
That was the way Sunday was kept
western New York q little more
han fifty years ago. ! can remem-
er hearing my mother say that when
she was n girl In the same New York
uate village. she was not allowed to
walk excer, 10 the cemetery and back.
m Sunday, and was not allowed TO
~ad any books except the Bible and
'Fox's Book Of Martyrs."-Christian
Geraic
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-21
Rebuilding Guatemala City.

Guatemala city, In the republic Of
he same name. which was the scene
.! one ~ the most violent earthquakes
In Central American history. during
the latter months Of 1917 and the early
part Of 1918, Is now being gradually
rebuilt.
Guatemala was for centuries the
home Of the Maya.Quiche Indians. At
Quirlgua are located some OF the most
remarkable ruins In the Americas
monollihs resembling Egyptian ohe.
lisks. from the top Of which gigantic
fnces stare M the intruder. Excava-
tons In the vicinity have revealed the
ground plan Of what must have been
a remarkable and imposing temple. A
bulletin Of the National Geographic
society states that In the mountains Of
southwestern Guatemala live Isre-
blooded Indians who are known for
their physique, cleanliness and scrnpu-
lous honesty.