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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
A|adi poate v0r rcocupa
ConsiantinOpo|u|
CONSTANTINOPOL "a /

CONSTANTlNOPOL, "a Ian
- . reocupare capitalei Tur-
ciel, de catre fortele militarc a.
liatc, este iminenta. Rcpresentan-
tul interaliat instintat pc ma
rele vizir (premier) al Turciei
despre intentia aliatilor.
Fortele franco-engleze vor Fl
incartirate i'll cladirile publice
din Stambul. care vor fl rechizi-
tlonate i'll acest scop, 81 in care
deja Sc afla cite-va mil de soldati
aliati.
Se spune ca este lipsa de aces
te trupe ca sd preintimpine des-
ordinea care ameninta, datoritl
presentei agitatorilor lui Kemal
PaSa earl Sc afIa in Constantine
pol 81 a elementelor bolseviste.
Insa motivul principal Sc dato-
reSte faptului Cd turcii II au rati-
feat tratatul de pace pima acum
81 aceasta este un factor puternic
in decisiunea luata de aliati
In present Sc afla peste 100000
de rusi 81 soIdati turci earl dorm
prin moschee, pivnite 81 ruini
Acestora lie lipseste hrana 81 i'm
bracamintea 81 este recunOscut Cd
aceStia constitute primejdie po
tentiala ordinei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
lNCERCARE De
ALINSA 13 NEGRI

Norlina, N. c. Sc rapor-
teaza din Warrenton ca imediat
dupa miezul noptii aparut in
jurul temnitei de aci o multimo
de oameni, Gu intentia de spar
ge temnita spre scoate 81 a
linsa pc cei treisprezece negrii
carl Sc afla arestati, acuzati Cd
au participat intro tulburare de
rasa din aceasta localitate.
Sc raporteaza cd s'au schim-
bat mai multe focuri intre polite
81 mlltime; autoritatile all tele-
grafiat guvemorului ca sa tri-
mita trlpe la fata locului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

Un Document

frlmm partea NaJOnale hOmlne din America
torul act rugamintea de fl publcat:
Domniei sale Domnului Presedinte al Lige Rationale
Romnilor din America.
Donnule Prcsednte
PTm cuvne este mposibH erprimc tood mutumreo
STINT, cind vdd Lya Naonald Roinor din America trie
$500 optzeci re de mil cinc sue lei subp din partea
acese g pcnu monumental din Vdden natal al Erone Eca
terno Teodoroiu.
SWnt impresonatd foarte mutumd Cd Dvoasrd mnbri
scest Lg IN adnca Tor ubire de meamu omnesc a Alta
grabd a toad nin,a la apel dct prn d.
c. e. Pacu aiar America" ae a ajutat glorficarea
ocea snb0seosd rrtuHe SuletL fene r0mine in ac
dsboiu pentru desrobo fratHor ntregireo meunnulu
Iubirea de cuvnt fdrd fapd Membrii Lge No.
sonale Ronor din America sim! aceasto tot suucu
mte adevdraul romin iube luptd pentru no
ssreo 81 ndltarea romnismului
All dat grabmc a dat tot sutu mportantu Duoastrd
obo pentru accastd dc ngd gocor
Jeana dare RominismuIu dcapurur opera
educae penu tinerHe generatii 81 genera!ie vioare
Mul!unirea este din ccle mai Pc paure de-
p6rtae ale Amrc bat alta puernic inin,e onest
cit de malta prctuinde sutletul
snboscad gcn poporuu romn; cdci smri membrr
atre popoarc vcn rduc prin faima nueu
de r0n1n.
PRESIDENTA COMITETULUI pentrv ridcarea IN sntul
Vdden (COj) n Capitala BucureS-a nonumenor Eonei
Ecaerna Te0doroiu,
ts) ATENIA C. CILUG1REAEU.
-4 Bucuresti 25 Decembre 1920
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
MareSalul FOch
Arata in deau voarea atatulu della Versailles de care
Germania.

PARIS, - Ian. - Consfatuirea
intealiata ineeput All GU obici-
nuita liniste a tuturor consfatui-
riloh interaliate, adeca inccput
meet.
Prilnul punct din program find
cu desarmarea, maresalii Foch 81
Wilson, genralii Nollet, Bing-
ham 81 alti ofiteri din armata de
uscat 81 marina impreuna Gu un
corp de experti au fost ascultati
spre a afla daca Germania s'a
tinut de promisiile facute.
Noch a spus ca cea mai grava
evadare a Germaniei a fost rcfu-
zul Ell de desarma 81 debanda
garzile civile din Bavaria 81 Pru-
sia rasariteana.
In discutiile despre numarlll
soldatilor pc care Germania ii
are sub drapel 81 numarul cit ar
III necesar sa arba in present, au
avut loo deosebiri de opinii intre
Gen. Nollet din armata franceza
81 Gen. Bingham din armata en-
gleza. Rapoartele expertilor al,
fost facute in sesiunea de dimi-
nesta conferintei.
In sesiunea de dupa anliazi a
continuat discutiile asupra de-
sarmxrii, lar ezpertilor de sub
dirsctis Maresalului Foch IL s'a
cerut ca sa presinte un rapport
detaliat asupra evadarii Germa-
niei de q duce La indeplinire obli-
CATTLE luate.
Din informatiile oficiale sc
spune ca s'a decis tentativ ca
aliatii 81 rimita nota Germa.
niei prin care sal faca de cunos'
cut ca dillsa ma indeplinit uncle
din obligatiile eli 81 este provo
cata ca pima la / Maiu sa lnde
plineasca aceste obligatiuni.
Sub pactul de la Spa Germanls
a trebuit ca sd sc desarmeze Ia
/ Ianuarie, lisa acordat 1nsa
lnt1rziere pima la ! Maiu; in lie
gatura Gu aceasta misiunea aliat'
de control care trebuie sd para
siasca Germania luna aceastt
conform intals2erii de Ia Spa, v
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25

raminea in Germania inca sase
luni de zile.
0 alta stire sosita All anun-
tarea ca in sedinta de mine Sc va
discuta conditiile 81 posibilitatea
de a ajuta Austriei, in loo de a sc
discuta subiectul asupra repara-
tiilor dc razboiu, care a fost al
doilea punct din programul con-
ferintei interaliata.
Motivul acestei aminari a dis
cutiitor asupra reparatiilor de
raZbOi Sc zice ca ar fl divirgen-
tele mari ce s'au iscat intre
punctul de vedere al premierului
BRAND 81 al lui Lloyd George, 81
Sc crede ca ambii sunt dornici- de
a asana aceste diferente fnainte
de incepe discutiile generate
asupra acestui subject.
Aceste deosebiri sunt foarte
vechi, ele consista din parerile ce
are fic-care dintre acestia asupra
fixarii sllmei totale pc care Ger
mania trebuie ca sd o platiasca
liatilor, su1na ce trebuie fixata
pima Ia / Maiu. Franta doreSte
Ca sa instinteze pc Germani, La l
Maiu despre pagllbele tptale ia
cute de aceStia Frantei, care
suma, dupa cum spun lltimele
'stiri ar fl de patru suite de mi
liarde de marci in aur.
Francezii admit ca Germania
nu poate plati aceasta suma in
treizeci de ami, insa Ell spun ca
arare orr Sc da aliatilor oportu-
nitatea de a decide asupra maxi
| mumului pc care Germania tre-
buie ca sal plateasca. Astfel Gu
cit Germania va munci mai tare
Gu atit va plati mai repede.
Anglia sustine ca Germania
trebuie instintata cit trebuie sd
plateasca i'm realitate nu cit este
moral obligata sa platiasca 81 sd
Use spuna in ce rate poate Sd
platiasca, dindui-se 81 dreptul de
a plati mai repede. daca poate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
CARTlRUL LUI
HARDING AIRS


Marion - leri dimineata III
foe puternic distrus casa lui
George B. Christian, jr. care a
fost cartirul presedintel,li-ales d.
Harding. Perderile stunt socotite
a fl 5000 dollali. Casa lui Chris
tian este linga a lli Harding
Ca,lza focului IA fost cuptorul
prea incalzit.
Mute dintrc recordurile cam
paniel 81 o mare cantitatc de CO.
respondenta fost distrusa dc
apa 81 fun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
A|iatii destidati de
SiIeSi0nj

OfPELN. SleSia, "a Ian. =
lntreaga populate din Silesia dc
Sus este armata Gu pusti, revol.
we're 81 masini de puscat 81 este
bine echipata Gu munitie, articole
pc care fortele militare aliate ii
politia pentru zona plebiscitului
esiteaza dc lie colecta de teama
unei revolte generate, spune un
membru din comisia interaliata.
Terorizarca in mare scala 81
incaierarile dintre germani 81 po-
loni in decursul 81 dupa plebisci-
tul ce Sc va lua, nu pot fl parvc-
mite, a declarat acest comisar
aceste insa Sc vor face fara i'll
caierari serioase intre trupcle de
ocupatic, polite 81 civil.
Pc cind comunitatile din dis
trlctele miniere sunt terorizate
de bandit organizati carl ope-
reaza in grupuri numeroase, 81
care marcsc ura dintrc gcrmani 81
poloni, fie care parte tine ne
cealalta responsible de cele &c
Sc petrec.
Trlpele franceze nu fac nici q
incercare Cd sd suprime teroarea,
cu exceptia i'll orasele mari, din
cauza atitudeni ostila a mineri-
lor. Francezii au intrat in Ryb.
mix 81 Pless dar numai pun1nd
patl'ule duble; minerii de aci, III
mare parte, au fost ,prisoneri dc
razboi i'll Franta, 81 sunt foarte
porniti contra fMncezilor.
Sc spune ca situatia sc rauta
teste in fie care ri, lar hotiile s.
,crimele sunt in cresterc. Din
.Septembrie pima acum all fos,
ucisi cincizeci 81 cinci de persoa
ne, un numar de mici colonii al
fost date prada focului.
Agricultorii din uncle locur
simpatNeaza cu germanii 81 re-
fuza ca sa vinda hranA mineriloi
polonezi, carl sufere foarte multi
din cauza intirziel'ilor de tri
mite provizii din Opplen 81 Kat
towitz.
O banda de hoti bine organi
zata Sc pare ca opereaza in intre
gull tinut, jafuind pc barbati fe
mel 81 copii, de tot &C alta la Q
81 in multe cazuri char luind
hainele de pc Ell. I'm grup dintrt
acestia banditi au prins pc ur
ON 81 fata lui intr 'rm pare IL
kattowitz 81 ia deSbracat dt
toata imbracamintea de pc Ell
lasindu-i in parcul albit de "a
pada.
Treizeci dintre aceSti bandit
au fost prinsi 81 pedepsiti 1ns5
activitatile banzii II 'au fost intrl
mimic reduse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
R0MANIA REcUNoASTE
REINTOARCEREAl lUI
CONSTANTlN

Atena. = NJ. Djuvara, noul mi
nistru al .Rominiei in Grecia, s.;
presentat credentialele premieru-
lui gree 81 Va fl primit in mod
Official de regelc Constantin
Astfel Romlnia este primul gu
vern aliat care recunOaSte pc
Constantine ca rege, de la rein
tOarcerea llli pc tron.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
WILSON DECAPITAT
Franta 81 Englitera ignoreaza
nota lui Wilson.

PARIS, 25 Ian. - Nota prese-
dintelui Wilson GU privire la
Russia ma produs ln eject discer-
nibil in Londra 81 Paris afara de
a demonstra peredrea colosala a
prestigiului pc care la suferit de
cind a fost la inaltimea influen-
tel sale in 1918.
Observatory zic ca va pleca
decapitat, oficiali francezi, en-
glezi, casi bolsevisti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
MARBLE Foe DIN
ATENA, GEORGIA

ATENA, Ga, 25 Ian. - I'm foe
mare, care distrus ull 1ntreg
bloc din centrul 0rasului, s'a To-
calizat All dimineata.
Pagubele pricinuite Sc ridica la
peste un million de dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-25
AMBASADORUL
JAP0NEz S0SESTE
LA BERLIN

Berlin. - Eki Hieki, noM am
'basador al Japoniei pentru Ger
mania, s'a prezentat credentiale-
lie presedintelui Ebert.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-23
WITH THE BASKETBALL PLAYERS

a game which will have a decided
bearing on the team entitled to the
championship Of Greater New York
win be staged this Sunday night at
the list Regiment Armory whSa the
Original Celt,cs, recognized title hold
ers, and Garry Schmelke's Brooklyn
Five clash. The team from across
the river will be represented by one
Cf the strongest quintets ever organ-
lied in Brooklyn, and in addition t.
Schmeke will be made up Of Leo
Malone, Ripley, Andy Soulcs, Cooney,
Bremen and Jimmie Clinton. The
Celtics will send their strongest
tUam on the court in an endeavor TO
win this contest.
The basketball team representing
the Capt. Belvedere Brooks Post,
American Legion, travelled to River
dale, l.. l., aud won their hfteonth
consecutive victory by defeating tho
home team by 40 to II. The winners
WhO have gone through this season
-dndefeated, would like to meet other
heavyweight hves st. jerome, Unity
council, kniCkerboCker Five and
teams Of like strength preferred. Ad,
dress Raymond w. Small, IA West
ly9th Street, city,
Cornell A. G. ran their string o.
victories up to twenty-one by defeat.
ing the Tilton Quintet, IL to s, in 6
reaent game. The winners have Oper
dahas for 1O5-pOund teams. Address
Joseph Weiner, No. GAG Delaney
Strdst, City.
Fha Union Big Five sent the Casey
Big Ave down to defeat by 81 to 2S
Next saturday night the winners clost
their ho me season In "A game agains
the Hun Is Point Eagles.
Bronx Giants. one of New York,
leading Il ar would like to arrang,
games wiAh ..,t 1ickerbockers, Ital
ian Catho lie ClLJ. Startling Grays
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-23

HOremans Rune out Block % 400
Points for an Average Of so.
Edouard Horemans was in rare
form yesterday afternoon in the third
block OF his $500 point match at
1879 balS line billiards with welker
Cochran at Maurice Days Academy.
He ran out his string OF 400 points
in five innings for the remarkably
high average Of go while Cochran
was scoring 1852 points for an average
OF s.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-23

the Sterling Juniors by 81 70 Is. Next
Saturday night at the clubrooms, in
Westchester, the Seniors tackle the
Guaranty Trust Quintet.
The New York whirlwinds have
accepted the challenge OF the Green
witch Village Five, and these two
teams will meet Sunday night at the
god Regiment Armory. The Village
Five will strengthen their line up for
this contest by adding two players
OF league fame. They are McIntire
Of the Amsterdam Club, and Wass-
mer OF Holyoke Interstate League.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-23

Annunciations and teams of like
strength. The Giants have won
thirty-two and lost four games this
season. Address T. Poole, No. 3l4
East fremont Avenue, Bronx.
The Franklin Athletic Club Five
broke three-year link" last week
by defeating the Unionport Five. The
final score was % to 20. A rally in
the last few minutes netted the
Franklin Seniors II points and the
game. The Junior Five also added a
victory to long string by defeating
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
MRS. CANFIELD CRITICALLY
ILL AT BETHANY HOSPITAL

Mrs. C. NJ. Garfield is critically i'll
at the Bethany Deaconess Hospital
with pneumonia, preceded by the
loss of her infant baby nine days ago.
She has gribly held onto life for the
last nine days against complications
that make precarious her hcances for
recovery. Her immediate family are
with her today and besides her hus-
band and father and mother are Mrs,
R. r. Hays of Pocatello, Mrs. c. K.
Field, Mrs. ]. b. Hardy and Mrs. Reu-
ben Austin of Soda Springs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Logan Field of Nampa, Jean
Field Of Glenns Ferry, and MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Kerr of American Falls.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH.


Memorial Sunday.
Motto-"In BUSINESS for the King
10 a. m. Bible School. Prof. War
was, Supt.
IL a. m. Union Memorial Service,
Joint Methodist and Baptist. Near q
Flag. Flags provided for all. Spec.
ial music. Pastors address-"Na-
ton Builders"
$3.50. B. Y. P. U. Young Peoples
Hour.
1880. Evening Service, in the Meth
odist church. Rev. Ford will speak
from the subject, 1.-THE Homeland
and How to Preach It."
Special Song Service.
l vas glad when they said unto me
Come Anohepus go TO the House OF
the Lord"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
TRIO EMBARK FOR IOWA.

Earl Capellan, instructor in science
and athletic coach of American Falls
High School, Verne Sothe former en-
ployee of the Riverside Mercantile Co.
and Reginald Eichelberger, local high
school student left Monday morning
In automobile for Iowa, where they
will visit with friends and spend the
greater part of the summer.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
MARRIES OLD SWEETHEART.

Announcement is made this week Of
the marriage of Lloyd e. (Buck) Davis
and Miss Lillian T. Mayer at Pendle-
ton, Oregon. Sunday, May 22nd. Miss
Mayer and MIR. Davis were s~weethearts
years & Miss Mayer formerly lived
at American Falls, but more recently
at Mabton, Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis are at home in American Falls
having returned from Pendeton Mon
day morning.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
NEW GROCERY STORE OPENED
AT QUIGLEY BY MRS. SHELDON

Announcement Is made this week Of
the opening of a cream station and
grocery store at Quigley by Mrs Isaac
Sheldon. II possible a p~ostoffice will
also be opened for the accommodation
of the Quigley people.
Mrs. Sheldon was In American Falls
Wednesday arranging for the opening
of the store. The p~ostoffice, accord
ing to Mrs, Sheldon viii be located al
the DeJulius place near the former
location Of Craig's store. Confirma-
ton or rejection of the postoffioa is ex-
pected from Washington within the
next few days.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
GEORGE is A SECOND @LEUY-
N0W-APP0INED MAY 22ND

George ". Adams now wears the
gold bars, emblem of his rank in
Troop "A" l. n. G. His appointment
was confirmed May 22nd following ex-
animation by state officers. Adams
has been a member of the troop for
two years and has gradually risen from
the ranks. He is employed with the
Press Publishing Company as foreman.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
MUST STOP PREACHING.

Rev. ]. A. Ford must STOP preachIhB
for at least a month according to his
physician who has warned him that
his vocal chords are swollen to twice
their normal size and make a vacation
of the voice absolutely necessary.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
CITY PLANNER HERE TO
LAY OUT NEW MODEL CITY

Russell v. Black, New Jersey city
planner is in American Falls to lay
out plans for a new model city. Mr..
Back arrived Monday. He has had but
little time to formulate plans and has
nothing TO say thus far except that
the new city presents an interesting
problem"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
BOY SCOUTS ATTENTION.

All boy scouts of the city will meet
at the National Guard Armory Friday
evening at 6 o'clock. Scouts are urg-
ed to be at the meeting place promtly
as arrangements will be made for
their participation in Memorial Day
parade It that time.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
MRS. SAM BARLOW DIES.

Telegraphic news came Friday of
the death of Mrs. Sam Barlow former
American Falls woman, at Midlothian,
Texas. Her remains are being ship
ped to Pendleton, Oregon, her former
home, for burial. The news came as
a distinct shock to the many friends
of the Barlows in American Falls.
The Barlows moved to Texas last fall.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
MARGUERITE SMITH GRADUATES.

Marguerite Smith, daughter of Mrs.
Eva b. Smith was graduated Tuesday
evening from the Idaho Technical In
stltute at Pocatello. She was dis
tinguished for her prize work in dress
making and millinery. Her mother at
tended the graduating exercises,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27

Crandal Thornton of Ne!e-, recent
ly completed chiseling the statute OF
a deer from a piece of solid tsone. The
work is unusually well done and de-
serving OF considerable merit accord
In gto those whose Judgment qualities
along that line. The deer is gilded
and is now on display in the window
o fthe Coleman Jewelry Store.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
HE TURNED TOO QUICKLY.

Earl Layman wrecked the top to
his fathers Overland car, broke the
wind shield, and damaged the steering
gear Tuesday of last week when, with
three other boys he attempted to make
a fast corner near the M. e. Drake
residence two miles north of Ameri
can Falls. The car turned completely
over but fortunately the boys were
all uninjured.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
NEWS OF RECORD.

May 3rd, 1921.
]. Hamada ct al to c. w. & NJ. Co.,
Chattel.
w. j. Conarroe ct al to Aberdeen
Hardware a Furniture Co. Chattel.
w. j. Conarroe ct al to Aberdeen
Hardware a Furniture Co. Chattel.
Isaas Dalks ct al to Aberdeen Hard
ware p Furniture Co. Chattel.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
MISS PILGRIM ILL.

Miss Rebecca Pilgrim of the Baugh
Hotel has been i'll for several days and
is recovering slowly. Heart trouble
is diagnosed as the cause of the Ill
ness. Her sister Mrs. Anna Poulson
of Logan, Utah, is with her during her
illness.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
NJ. L. CHURCH SERVICES.

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
The church is invited to a Memorial
service at the Baptist church at IL a,
m.
Epworth League at $3.50 p. m.
At $50 the Baptist and Methodist
churches will unite In a service at the
Methodist church, Rev. Ford officiat-
ing.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
COUNTY MAY LEASE HOSPITAL
ACCORDING TO NEW STATE LAW

The last state Legislature passed a
law authorizing county commissioners
to rent, lease or build hospitals for
the care 70 the sick or INDECENT. Here
tofore the statutes precluded any such
action on the part Of the County Com
missioners.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27

Teachers training class 9 a. m. Sun
day school 10 a. m. Sacrament meet
Ing 11:46 Sunday in charge OF Bishop
]. W.. Ceilings. Primary association
at $500 p. m. every Friday, and Re-
lief Society every Tuesday at 1850 p.
m. M. l. A meeting $500 p. m. Sun
day.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
A CORRECTION.

It was not Theodore Twoomey who
was married last week to Miss Vir-
ginia Furrier. but Theodore Shreiling
of st. Paul, Minnesota. according to
reliable information received this
week.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27
WHEAT O L DOWN.

Thursday marked a sharp decline In
wheat when both May wheat and cash
wheat took a seven cent drop. Amer
lean Falls dealers were paying $1.66
per hundred for Turkey Red Thurs
day.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-05-27

Inc Lanes AQ OF the NJ. T.. CnuTCn
met Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Elmer Nye,
Mrs. Ed. Walser left Wednesday for
Ogden, Utah, for a day, returning
Thursday evening.
The Natatorium at Indian Springs
will buy your fresh ranch eggs. See
Frank Phoenix. Adv.
F. Cogdell travelling passenger
agent for the Milwaukee railroad was
in the city Tuesday on business.
j. S. Bryant, father of J.. ]. Bryant
went to Boise Tuesday TO the Old
Soldiers Home.
Heavy bacon, soc a pound; picnic
hams 25c a pound at Blackburns
Meat Market. ADV.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolf Claassen Saturday, May
14th.
Anything you need in the line of
Plumbing or timing? Call ]. L Nc
Kown, Leader Hardware Co.
Heavy bacon soc a pound; picnic
hams 25c a pound at Blackburns
Meat Market. ADV.
L. L. Skaggs and John Brockman,
of Pocatello, were American Falls Wis
itors Sunday.
Miss Elsie Reading of Rupert was
here Thursday evening for Commence
nient exercises.
Buy your groceries at the Leader
Hardware, prices are right and quail
lity is good. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hughes and
family of Blackfoot, spnet the first of
the week with their daughter, Mrs. ].
w. Goertzen and family.
Ajax tires, guaranteed milage.
Handled at Leader Hardware Co.
Adv.
Mrs. Mary Wones left Saturday for
Burley where she will spend a week
or ten days with her son Minor and
family.
Mrs. Robert Dechambeau, who has
been visiting with her father ]. F.
Million returned to Pocatello Tues
day.
Just get a taste. That will settle
it. Pop Corn Crispettes. Adv.F
The best ever Pop Corn Crispettes.
Adv.T
Miss Ethel Daley of Rockland left
Sunday evening for Ogden.
Mrs. F. j. Kohlhepp went to Poca-
tello Wednesday as did also the Miss
Hazel Graham and Bissie Davis.
GIorifeld Brothers, of Table Noun
tain purchased a complete we'll out
fit at the Leader Hardware the first OF
the week.
Osa Creasey was in Pocatello Satur-
day on business.
E. ]. Peterson of Roy left Friday for
Pocatello and Lava Hot Springs.
Mrs. Alvin Rosander went to Poca-
tello Monday.
C. r. Lewis ives in the city from Po-
catello Monday.
Mr.. Shirley, brother to r. w. and
E. j. Peterson of Rockland, came up
from Lava Hot Springs Saturday and
returned Monday.
Mrs. r. n. DeChambeau of Pocatello
spent last week end with relatives In
American Falls.
Eddie Morris of Wasco, Washington
stopped off Monday in American Falls.
Mrs. C. d. Eldridge and children of
Fort Hall spent last week end with
Mrs. Mabel Bacon.