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PRESIDENT VOICES HOPES FOR
PEACE GUARANTEE IN MEETING

happiness and the opportunity to
achieve II the finer sentiments were
not urging. the cold. hard facts Of ex-
cessivc cos and the eioquence OF roo
Monies would urge Us to reduce our
ornaments. II the concept OF n bet
ter order-does not appeal. hen let US
ponder h burden and the blight OF
continued competition.
Tt Is not 10 be denied that the
world has swung along throughout
the ages without needing this call
from the kindlier hearts OF men. But
the came world never before was 50
tragicaily brought TO realization OF
the utter futility OF passions sway
when reason and conscience ard fei.
lowship point a nobler way.
II can speak officially only for our
United States. Our hundred millions
frankly want less OF and
none Of M Wholly free from guile,
sure in our own minds that We harbor
no unworthy designs. we accredit the
world with the same good intent. SO
1 welcome you, not done in good VIII
, 1921-11-12
SCHOOL HOUSING
PROBLEM BEING
RELIEVED FAST
Good Progress Reported in
Construction Work in North
Casper and Mills; New
Building Planned.

Casper school housing situation Is
being relieved as rapidly as possible.
BY March Is an addition OF four OF the
most modern school buildings in the
country win be added to those now
in use.
Good progress Is being made on the
North Casper school house started No
vesnber ) by the Frank construction
company. II will be a 15-room build
ing. built of red faced brick and trim
med In terra Gotta. North Casper
has grown to such an extent that the
new school building recently completed
can not begin to adequately accom-
MEDIATE all OF the school children IN
the north end. Tho building now I'M
der construction viii be ready for oc-
cupancy by March 10.
The row eight room Mills school is
nearly completed and Will be ready to
house the 200 school children OF Mills.
who IN 10Y attending school In the
church. by the first OF the year.
Green and Green are the general con
tractors and Lloyd u. Grove is doing
the brick work. The outside of the
building is OF Casper pressed brick
trimmed in black. Metal iaths are
being used in IT'S construction which
makes the building absolutely fire
proos. z The most modern equipment
obtsinabie Will give the Mills school
children a air chance IN the competi-
ton with the other schools in the
state. The Country club school OF -four
rooms was completed about three
weeks ago and is holding regular ses-
s.ons nav. The South Side school OF
eight repms Is the fourth OF tho new
buildings. Plans for the enlargement
Of Casrer's schooi system includes
plans for the construction of a 15-room
building In the Anendalc addition, to
be erected mex year.
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yite and offer cooperation The world
demands a sober contemplation OF the
existing order and the realization that
there can be no cure without sacrifice.
not BY one OF us. but by all OF us.
II do not mean surrendered rights.
or narrowed freedom. Or denied aspi-
atoms. or ignored national necessities
our republic would no more ask for
these than II would give No pride
need be humbled. no nationality sub
merged, but / would have a mergence
OF minds committing all OF us to less
preparation for war and more enjoy
ment OF fortunate peace
The higher hopes come OF the
spirit OF our coming together. II Is
but just to recognize Sarying needs
and peculiar positions. Nothing car
be accomplished in disregard OF ma
tional apprehensions- Rather We
should act together q remove the
causes OF approximations This IS not
to be done in intrigue. Greater assur'
ance Is found In the exchanges OF
simple honesty apd directness. among
men resolved TO accomplish as be.
comes leaders among nations. when
civilization Itself has come TO its cru.
clnl test.
at Is not TO be challenged that gov
eminent fails when the excess OF its
cost robs h people OF the way TO
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ARTISTS TO
APPEAR IN MUSICAL At
HIGH SCHOOL T0N|GH7

The Victorian artists a high class
musical organizations Including HUI
bert Small. fluitist and tenor; Miss
Grace Callahan. bassoon artist, cor.
netist. saxaphonist: Miss Joy Wilson.
pianist and contraito and Mrs. Vera
Small. lyric soprano will open the
lyceum season in Casper tonight.
The Lyceum numbers which have
been scheduled under the direction
Of h high school here are said to
be exceptionally worthy thls year
and the hackers of the movement are
anxious TO insure financial success
so that the full Lyceum program can
be brought here this wineer.
Tho Victorian artists is an organ
tzation which is composed of high
class musical talent and according to
newspaper prediction will need no in
PRODUCTION to an audience, after the
first appearance
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FINANCE MINISTER OF
JAPAN MADE PREMIER
Late Premier Hara,S Slain by A ssaSsin at Toxic Station, Is Sue
ceeded by Baron Takahashj Prominent in Public Life
of Nipponese Islands for Many Years

TOXIC. Nov. 12-Baron Korekfyo Takahasbi miniuer Of 6nsnco in ua ura cohi
net wash ame premier today.
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10 have been held In n state OF near
slavery for several months through
the Vaccinations of a guardian.
After his return TO Japan Takaha-
shi became successfully n teacher Of
English in a elan school ut Karatsu.
principal or the Osaka English school
and later an official OF the depart.
ment OF agriculture and mmerce
Following this first step up the
rungs OF the political ladder. he was
promoted to the presidency OF the
patent bureau. which he resigned in
1890 to engage in a silver mine OK.
plot In Peru.
The project failed and Takahnshi
again came back TO his native land
and took up finance In the Bank OF
Japan.
His rise IN the business world was
rapid and in 1906 he became vice
president OF the Baok OF Japan and
president OF the Yokohama Specie
bank.
In 1904 and 1906 he acted as finan-
clal agent for the government in rails.
ing loans in tho United States and
England. In 1911 he succeeded TO the
presidecy OF the Bank of Japan and
in 1913 he resigned to take tho port
folio OF finance In the Yamnmoto
cabinet.
The new premier was created a
baron in Eo7 and. as such. sits as a
member of the house OF peers.
TOXIC. Nov. 12.-An imperial re,
script. issued today. summons tho ia.
panese diet 10 assemble December 20
next.
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CASPER SLOW TO LAY
IN COAL, SAYS DEALER

Some Casper fuel have
been backward this year in purchas-
ing their winters supply Of coal with
the result that II a cold snap should
come suddenly only a weeks supply
would be available according to o. l.
Walker of the Casper Coal and Coke
company.
Coal prices are lower this year thar
last. Bituminous hat sold for s12.5t
a ton last rear at this time is com
monty sold at s11.oo a ton. The coal
mems advice is to put in your winters
supply now and avoid the rush at the
first sign OF winter.
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and high purpose. bot with high faith
w are met for a service TO man
kind In all simplicity. IN all honest
and all honor. there may be writer
here h Rvowals OF a world con
science refined by the consuming fire
Of war. and made more sensitive by
tho anxious Aftermath ] hope for
that understanding which WI empha-
size b guarantees OF peace and fos
commitments to less burdens and a
better order which VIII tranqulizs thu
world In such an accomplishment
, 1921-11-12
DR|LLER LOSES FINGER
IN OIL FIELD ACCIDENT

w. w. Dunkel. a ~well-driller en-
raged in the Bodie Dome operations,
70 miles southwest of Casper. was ser
iously injured yesterday about 2
o'clock. when a steam blower exploded.
Mr.. Dunkei was rushed to a local hos
pital and attended by DIR. I. n. Frost.
who found 1t necessary to amputate a
finger. The Bodie Dome operations
were started about a month ago. and
the drilling has reached a depth Of
$50 feet.
, 1921-11-12

Dr. J. G Arn5idus OF Thermopolis
s moving his family TO Casper. pre-
Dsratory 70 establishing a practice In
ssteapathy IN this city. He VII Dc
-upy offices Gu the fourth floor OF
the OAs building.
, 1921-11-12
t II zAHM DEAD

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-Father
John A. zahm, who accompanied tho
late Theodore Roosevelt on his trif
thro-ss ", South American wilder
ness dlFd in Aunirh. according to a
cabfegram received here.
, 1921-11-12
FORMER ACTRESS DEAD.

RENO. New. Nov. 1s-Mrs. Arthur
'Hammcrstein. formerly Claire Nogei.
actress OF New York. and wife OF the
non Of the late Oscar Hammerstein.
died here.
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there VIII make the -transcendins mu
sc OF all SUGGESTING time.
, 1921-11-12

Miss Marie Tempest. formerly well
TO the Amedean stage. has
, 1921-11-12

the reputation OF being the best
dressed woman in Lond0n
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
COIN OF YAP VERY DURABLE
its L.mestone Manifestations
to Cash Check.

If any payment should be nrcrs-
sary Ia 10" REIMBURSEMENT a. Zap be-
tween The United States and Jzpsu.
The currency used would not ~ that
~ the picturesque Island IN the csno-
. lines. although the coin sf Zap j. not
subject 10 nucfnsfi"n In value j. ~
frenlrly durable. cannot be EASILY
stolen and j. the despair ~ The coun-
ferfeltrr With such az excellent
medium 81 exchange al hand Que nav
wonder ~hs President Harding would
immediately d~eliae a srlng ~ Zap
coins, although ihe large hole In the
c-nier ~ each mlghf facilitate string
Ing together like The Chinese cash.
Possibly the diriculiy Viii be better
understood when II Is stated that
lap's chief medium ~ exchange has
been - limestone wheels which run
up q" II feet Ia diameter To cash
Zap check would necessiafe = meter
truck. There are ~ course. such other
media - pear shell aud bags 81 dried
coconut kernel: bur 10 be plufo-
eraf Of the old type you must be able
q" point 10 your collection 81 grest
discs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
ENJOY PIEAS-
Ant EVENING AND RANotII

Nearly $50 Maspns aud their wives
and members OF the O r s. enjoyed
pheasant banquet al the D. o o p
hail Tuesday night - birds we're
used In preparing the big dinner
which Is now an annual affair Last
year ducks constituted the chief por-
tion 81 the menu. but AZ they we're
scarce this season. pheasants were
resorted 90 with great success Fol
lowing an inVocatioin by the Rev
chandler az 30 O'clock. the first
course was served by al. committee
OF men. After the dinner short
program was given. then dancing
was enjoyed for the balance Of The
evening.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
CORNERSTONE cAskET DATA
English Historian Suggests hsst uss-
fui Things ara Data to be
Placed in Cavity.

The manas~r of huge building that
i being erected Ia England hs.. sass
The Manchester Guardian. been s,,n.
sdrrins The Idea " foundation.
sipn- rssk-i 10 be Embedded Ia The
great mass - frrr,,-eoner-i- "a which
iiie tiIl!ding j. 6. stand A. reader
~ Mr.. Wells outline " History he
Aas b-~n struck hs Mr.. Wells dim
culiy. through lack 81 Significant ina
irriai. iH d-aling Nifh The worlds his.
Tory S.,sn yrars agD- A. he Wa- told
Thar Tie concrete Foundations would
last al least that time. he thought
that Il mighi be- ~ use q" the Mr.
Wells u A. u. 492i II he found the ia
formation about our lime n~aiiy pre-
pared FOR hila. Accordingly Ae wroie
Q" Mr. Wells and asked him o. >ug-
gest what would be the most useful
things or messages ~ be placed la she
cavity. Here i Mr Wells r-l,ls
~pifficult To make suggestions Prob
ably commonplace thing With their
current prir~s viii be- 81 a. nussi
value aS anything Safety razor. es,finh
reel hotsi~ ~ pickles aud that sort
Of thing. A msll-or,i-r analogue. pre-
MR. medicines snd what They profess
io cure. Dietary FOR ordinary siti-
zen; typewriter. = se~ins machine. aud
:" firth. Dressing bag With 1T
iings. current book ON How 10 Be
have A kiHema reel - current events.
Whiiaker's AlmAnac sud bradshaw's
Confidential timetables tprewar and
post war; Baedekrr's England. Town
maps and plans"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17

"A blonde chicken l. sn uncertain
aud confusing qusnIiiy where bru-
nette one Is much murr understand
able" ssys an experienced suTomo-
bilist
Whenever see white chicken In
Tie distance ! Instantly slow down.
as they always nuiter around Ia the
rad. running from side 10 side. seem
ingls unable 20 determine which wsy
10 70. whereas The brunette hen calm
~ chooses the side ~ safely ami slips
m the right 81 way.
Something very Characteristic IA
The action u these Two types % bird.
columbus Dispatch
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
MAROA NOTES


The Maroa SUNDAY school Is show
ing q healthy growth The attend
anes last sunday was So The youuf
peoples class had g present Mis-
Neva McDsyiu q teacher ~ fhh
class. Next sunday b 90 b. specia
.arvice in honor Of the soldiers Ret
Ialloweli viii be present and preael
3 special sermon Tor the occasion
u soldiers and their families are In
81 81 to that service
The Womans cub ~iil meet viii
Airs. Ray Horting this afternoon
on Friday afternoon. Norenibel
rs. our girls viii play basket bal
with the girls from curry. In a.
last game our girls took the gam
with score q "a 70 :. our baseball
team viii also play the carry boy
that day The boys have one Eams
each and viii play of the tie. Thes.
games are on the home grounds
On Thanksgiving day there will b.
a community dinner a the sehoo.
house
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
Back to IN. pisur. i.ns.ss.

A newspaper Tor knkii.h ionrisis
ahr,.sd has . YER, Ingenious scheme
Tor showing srseiiy chat attractions
eeriais hotels have ~ o-er n therr
i an -iessfor in fhe hotel = picture
= = small boy ln uniform l. ,hssn
aEainsi he name - THAI h..~i a
gurzs- j. Indicated BY fis nre - =
m.for EAR. lawn i@iini. soarfs ~
rscqu~f. spd eu The sehenie =
qnif~ ns~fni one Tor n ~nshiee lie
Tourist 20 49, ~ xisBre ~ssffif
Which haf-i ,ssuid suii him h.-f aus
mus saves hiu ~sdins firsazh
Whole iaf - advertising iafi~r
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17

though II we're the last one fhsy'rs
ever going TO 49,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
= . = = = > > = .
RURAL HIGH
SCHOOL NEWS

The student hody will hold iheir
first social event % the season on
Friday night Of this weeE. The var
ious committees appointed by the
student council have been basily en-
gagged for some time In preparing
Tor the good time 70 be had by all
students Each and every student Is
invited and All are expected L. b.
present
The assembly program fkis week
vas in charge u the Junior class
The various numbers on the program
were announced ~ Miss cleasman.
the junior class advisor The pro-
gram VAS a. fellows Song. BY the
junior girls: short talk ~ Melvin
blackburn. class president. song by
the boys slee club. newspaper. read
by Maurice Cole: and a chalk talk
by Thurston Dobbs The program
WAS quite comical In character and
provoked much merriment on The
fstAA - A"N 'tNN"tia" AtNN NAE NtrtANNN
present
Our football team beat shoshone
Friday on the home field 10 the tune
81 IS &C. s. In spite Of the lop-slded
score. the Shoshone team was com
posed Of biz husky lads uho were
wizards a. the forward pass. The
fullhaek starred for the visitors while
the Fiier baekfield all played pariic-
uiarly good bal
Word has been received from
Wendell that they have accepted our
offer 10 play here on THANKSGIVING
day Jerome has asked Tor a can
collation. % their game With us
The Silent Two Minutes was OBJ
served by the students 81 the high
school Friday Al 1900 a. "a with
ceremonies on the school
lawn in charge OF clareaee Reyer
yeii leader
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
ENrHrssioN OF THANKS

We take this means 81 expressing
our deep and abiding appreciation
~ your sincere sympathy your many
kind words ~ comfort 10 a. and the
many floral tribates 10 our dear bay
10y These kind words Of comfort
and your. sincere sympathy 20 as
viii always be- remembered. and the
sweet and tender floral tributes 10
little 10y shall never D. forgotten
Mr. aad Mrs a. Mnnyon and
Children
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17

The burglar hsd insi begun hls term
Near him wss ~ eiti-h nan. who
ssusii.i MIN intentiy aud seemed 10 b.
awaiting au opportunity 70 say some
fhing
How long are you IN fori- he vhls.
p-red.
Twelve years replied he n~wconi.
er.
The veteran io"ted around nervous
~ ami thrust litter infa the burglars
hand.
-i'fa Ia fer NE. h. said Post this
f'.r NE when yoa get cut London
Tit Bits
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17

FOR SALE al Davis Brothers
barn. Saturday. November 10. e
young cows fgood ones) and one
team young black mares chest in
eonnty) 10 be sold at 2.O0 p. m. for
CASH advertisement.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17
Local MeWs Motcs

Readers Of The Record are
asked 10 supply this office With
interesting news Items concern
ing themselves or friends. Use
The mails. the telephone OF send
IN all such matter. News of
this nature should be IN this Of
flee by Wednesday Of each
week. Phone Al.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17

anu ~ - T.. r omltu OF Black
foot. arrived Tuesday TO visit al the
North street home Of AIR. Smiths
parents Mr.. and Mrs 4. p. smith
The elder Mr. Smith has been SER
iously IN following relapse from
the flu. but Is now reported our Of
danger
Mr. ana AIRS " H. Beck and In
fant child. Of Elisnore. California
are visiting az IN. home OF Mrs.
neck's sister Mrs. r. +. Albin. The
'hild was taken seriously IN several
lays ago. but is now thought 10 he
on the road TO recovery The Becks
are travelling by auto
aIr. aud Alrs. Ray Taylor and fam
ily arrived here the first OF the week
from Rockiand. where they have
been engaged in dry farming AIR
Taylor is the son Of AIR and Mrs. c.
b Taylor He states he had good
wheat yields this year in Power eoun
~, but is planning on locating per-
manently in this district
FOR SALE at Davis Brothers
barn. Saturday. November -.
yolng cows lgood onesD and one
team young black mares ,best in
county, TO be sold at ? 90 p. m. for
advertisement
Riley Williams Of Rupert. cousin
Of Art Small. was here Monday in
quest Of pheasants
Among the Filler woman's club
members from here who attended
the Federation day meeting OF the
twentieth Century club OF Twin
Falls in that city Tuesday were the
Iesdames F. c. Graves. NJ. j. Goode.
: W. Boring. f. A. BEEN. C. E
Deal. c. II Truitt. C H. shearer. a.
Z; Hammerquist and G. C. BEEN. 2.
Mrs. Green. president of the State
federation Of woman's clubs was IN
attendance. A feature OF the meet
ng was the appearance on the pro
sram OF Mrs c. H. Shearer. vocal
ST. In the evening a banquet was
ivcn at hotel in Mrs. Green's
.onor. at which Mrs. II. H. Sehild-
nan was a guest
Checkers" al the Gem next Wed
.esday and Thursday advertise A.,
nemt.
Hand painted china at pre-war
rices Daintily tinted designs.
'avis Gift advertisement
FOR SALE at Davis Broihers
arm. Saturday. November ls. g
Dung cows tgood ones) and one
.am young black mares hest in
puntyl to be sold at zoe .. m. for
ASH advertisement a
Cooked food sale saturday after :
Don. Village offices. Ladies Aid !.
,eiety OF the II. r Church adver-
sement u
a most enjoyable afternoon was :
'ent at the home OF AIRS r p Nose /,
y Thursday afternoon Of last week Il.
! relatives and old time friends OF 0,
~. A. =. Drake and Miss Nellie. II
h0 gathered there 20 meet the
abraska friends The time was n
oasantly spent chatting OF Nebras-
friends and days A. the close
the afternoon Mrs Moseley serv-
a delicious two-course luncheon :.
table drawn before her coy !,
= place A bowl Of beautiful mas =,
runiums was used as center IA
see. with small bouquets as fav-
s A profusion OF white and pink -
was used about the
ON. giving apIeasing decoration er
ose invited were Mesdames A r
AXE. George Drake. r. r. Ellis. p y
Brown. r r. Drake. H. W Dry IA
D. C. 5 Dryden. Charles conover.
ed Rudolph. r. l.. CARNEY. l. y =.
Hard. A. r. Pond. and Miss Nellie
axe.
Don't fail 10 see Checker 81
Gem next "Wednesday and Thurs sh
: advertisements ~
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Th~ n+assf seh-s-fnehf - H1r
hsuk fi.~ plsnf uikart. 4 ~. pr.iae
fioE - eseii that f~ar fruits t<sufiful
- ~ eve sne eiih narer r~.rfiillnT
flies~ - i-ael-. maskmeions. pin~ap-
pl-s efe- yes surfei@ufiy unlike 70 rsn
her ilsfU spp~firfns boreifi~s 1het
are very sweet ranfaiains fr.m y a.
10 f-r cent - sugar
Ties- fruits HAY - -ni~p fresh -
rur ~ a. ss~~fn.@sfs. Tb~y srs ~
fsrieu. s-.isa-. snd fl~ir juir~< par
neulsry - ~ rrf .B-s f~ilsh sr-
- brilliant hue.). arr utllixshis fer
ceiarias Ie-s. isili~s aud candies.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-11-17


CASH ADVERTISEMENT
w D. ellis leayes for Pocatell
this evening on a business trip.
j. W. Robertson left Sunday morn
Ing for Lava Hot Springs where d
will spend several weeks. Later h
intends visiting his daughter at Sal
Lake City.
sewall Macaw and c. X. Carter lef
for shoshOne basin this week wher,
they are engaged In trapping coyotes
Recent quotations on the market val
ne OF these pelts have placed the hes
ones as high as SIG. while the county
pays an additional bounty OF S250
each on each animal
While il lasts-Siiverware al cost
Modern Drug advertise
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. II c. Munyon return
ed Monday evening to their home al
Long Beach. Calf. They are expect
ed 10 return within the course of
lew weeks
WHY should you belong 10 tho
American Rcd Cross? BECAUSE
IT relieves suffering from Disaster
and accidents.
ID. F. Detweiler Is in Salt Lake
this week attending a meeting OF the
stockholders of the Mutual Coal com
rany. He represents the many stock
holders in this section.
a marriage license was issued last
week TO William snelson and Ada
Phillips. both OF Filler
Mrs. C. H. Shearer and Mrs Wi
liam Bunce were guests at a meeting 4
OF the Wimadousi club at the homs /
Of Mrs. j. p. Mcclure in Twin FALL I
on Wednesday, Of last week.
FOR SALE al Davis Brother
harm, Saturday November 10. Z
young cows good ones and ons
team young black mares hest ~
comfy to be sold at 2.oO p m FOR
advertisement
James Higgenbotham made trip
10 Jarbidge last week
While It s-silyerware at cost
Modern Drug shop. advertise
nent
a. C. Haines. editor OF the Kimber
y Tribune. was in Filler Monday. con
rrring with J. F. Blakeley. both OF
whoa are interested ia hot lakes
esort near Pocatello.
WHY should YOU belong to IN,
american Red Cross, BECAUSE
{ is helping the natioV's disabled
ersiee men.
Checkers" viii be the attraction
I the Gem next Wednesday and
hursday November % and 2i.-ad
,r,isemcnt-
Just received nice line OF lsdle.
igh grade hand bags Modern Drur
hop. advertisement
Saturday is American Red Cross
oll Call IN Filler Headquarters at
illage offices. Your membership
ailar Is needed.
Arthur Owings and George Ia
curse Of Murtaugh. spent Armistice
~ here visiting at the Charles Ow a
Igs home. Arthur is planning on D
ping to Arizona a later date
WHY should YOU belong 10 the ,
merioan Red Cross BECAUSE / =
is helping 70 safeguard American =
watch and optical repairing the %
,eciaity al Davis Jewelry store a.
Iyeriisement. y
A. $ Hoover. of the creggs Busi- Il
- colIege Of Twiu Falls. vas q bus
l-ss caller here Saturday. "a
T. s. Rressard county agent. was
l-l.o ,-fasta- n.u5..- "