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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
UKRADENY AUTOMOBIL v
kECE.

Cd vecera az do pnlnoci pro
hledavali dobrovolnici a hasici
z Cleveland Heights brehy re-
ky Chagrin, patrajice po oso-
bach, jez Sc nalezaly spad v
autu, ktere vcera vecer sjelo o
pGl Sest6 v Gates Mill do re-
ky. Az dosud podarilo Sc vo-
dy vytahnouti auto, jehoz ma
iitelem byl JOS. Morris, 1919
Easterbrook Ave. N. E. Pfi ne
hode nebylo zadnych ocitych
svedkn a nebylo take nalezeno
zadnych zrananych aneb do
konce mrtvych. Auto bylo ma
jiteli ukradeno blize Euclid A
We. ma 1O5 ul., kdyz meskal Sc
synem a manzelkou v divadle.
Celia zahada Jest predmetem
1silovneho pol. patrani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
I VRAZDY OBVlNENY DE-
TEKTlv OSvOBozEN.

Byvaly mestsky detektiv
Charles Gallagher, ienz byl
pred porotou Dkresniho soudce
ID. b. Culla obzalovan z vraz-
dy druheho stupne, spachane
ma hostinskem L'Boinovi byl DO
'petihodinnem uvazovani soud-
cti 2 lidu sproSten veSkere vi
n.y.. Porota hlasovala O ieho
vine celkem petkrate, nez-li Sc
ma osvobozovacim vyroku sled
notila. Osvobozeny detektiv
ienz byl zbaven sluzbv, bude
patrne do sv6ho ufadu znovu
dosazen. Ma vvrok porotv mel
nejhlavnejSi vliv obhajce "a
lovaneho pravnik w. II. Boyd.
ktery obranu sveho svefence
zalozil ma okolnosti, re Gala
CHER byl jako policista donu-
cen k vlastnf obrane proti nan
dotfrajicimi LeBoinovi to ie-
ate We spolecnosti zivlu policii
nepfatelskych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
MOVE REZPEfNOSTNf OPA
TRENf POLIClE.

Ma odporuteni ohioskeho
rolicejniho sdruzeni bude ia
konodarn6 V nejblizsi dobe po
dan zakon, die nehoz by byl
vydavan bulletin po celem sta
t6 a vysetrovanf trestnych g.
MI sv6feno zvlastni ufadovn6.
Sch6ze, ma ktere navrh byl phi
jat, dala Sc ma popud policej-
niho naCelnika F. Smitha a
mela "a ucel celiti rozmahajl-
Sc zloGinecke vine. Policeini
sefove, marsalove i predno-
stove policie zeleznicni dosta-
vati budou denn6 raporty s
presnym popisem ukradeneho
zbozi i podobiznami podezfe-
lvch osob, tfmz nemalo bude
zt6zovana pHsobnost kriminal-
nich zivlG. Majitele soukro-
mych stanic bezdratne telegra-
fie cini jiz pokusy, iak umenl
sv6 postavili do policejnich
sluzeb a o vysledcich bude co
nevid6t jednano. Ma vtereiSf
schuzi podileli Sc zastupci poll
Gle cele Tady ohioskych NEST.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
ZE SCHOZE MESTSkE.
RADY.


Mestska rada INA J y6erejsi
schulz pfijala resoluci,, nakazu
jici trakcnfmu komisafi F. San
dersovi, ably omezil ifzdu pou-
liGnf drahy ma Clifton. boule-
vardu, Detroit a Madison a o.
mezil tax spojeni s Lakewoo-
dem ma iednu tretinu. tim, re
by mestske kary dojizdely jen
X zap. 1T. ul. Sanders 81 vyza-
dial X provedeni' rozkazd. NEST
ske rady dobu as dvou tydnG.
Lakewoodsky pravni riditel
r. G.. Curren vcera ale prohla-
sill, ze lakewoodske mestske ra-
dc niceho po tom neni, ma Gem
Sc usnese mestska rada cleve-
landska, jelikoz Lakewood ma
Sc spoleGnostf pouliGnfch drah
zvlastnf smlouvu, kterou Sc spo
lecnost sotva odvazi rusiti. O.
mezenfm dopravy by arci Lake
wood velice utrpel, jelikoz by
krone zmenseneho poctu vo-
I'll musil kazdy cestujici ma
zap. 1T. ulici kupovati pre-
stupnf listek. Smerodatne kru-
hy veff, Re obyvatelstvo zmine-
neho predmesti ucini dobrovol
ny natlak, ably Lakewood pla
ceno bylo tot6z jizdne jako mu-
81 platit obyvatelstvo Clevelan-
du.
Krone lakewoodskeho tram
wayoveho sporu projednavala
a pfijala mestska rada resolu-
oi spolkove vlade, ably Wash
ington uznal republiku Irska.
Dale resoluce, ably do zeme
pripusten byl corksky mayor O.
Callaghan. Zakonodarnemu w
boru odkazana resoluce prot
move pfedloze, omezujfcf pri-
stehovalectvf. Radnf Calm "a
dial ordinance, kterou Sc zaka-
zuje vydavati publikace, iez
by nekterou narodnost neb vfru
napadaly urazlivym zpusoDem.
Mlmo jlnych podradnejsfch ak
CT zadal pax radni DittricK or
dinanci, Zmocnujici cleveland
skou spolecnost poulicnfch
drah k prodeji pod par IN
$4,000, ,000akcii, jaK zadal pre-
sident jmenovane korporace
Stanley. 0.e
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25

Vyplata bednafskyych del
nikG bude SO odbyyvat v ne
deli, dne 80. ledna 1921, v
Slovanske Lipe ma Croton
Ave., v kuse "Mistr Bedrnik
a jeho chasa''.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-25
PFVNf DEN "VGELY" v NO
VEN DOMOVE.

Chodce 20 Broadway, V nei-
rusnejsfch mfstech prekvapf
nova vystavna budova V antic-
KEN slohu, kterou cele toto o.
koli obohatil jeden nejv6t-
sich a nejstarsich Geskych sta
vebnlch a uvernich spolka,
vSem nasim krajan1m chvaln6
Znama "Vcela". P6knemu ze-
vn6jsku odpovida decline zafi-
zeny vnitfek pra ktickymi
mlstnostmi uradoven, kterymi
mas radostne proyad6li fiditele
lrednici.
K zahajeni Ginnosti dostalo
Sc vcera "Vcele' hojn9 kras-
nych kvetinovych dard q ga
nasi navst6vy yterejsiho odpo-
ledne jsme postfehli i n6kolik
zastupca organisaci spfizne-
nych. Cily ruch panoval pred
okenky jednotlivych urednikG
a dlouhe fady obecenstva ma
pamatku byly zachyceny kino-
matografickym aparatem. Vel
ka vcerejSf frekvence dokazo-
vala nejlepe, jak bylo Vcele
treba vetsich mfstnosti, V no.
vem stanku zfizeny jsou i bez-
pecnostni schranky V cemento-
vane ohnivzdorne jizbe, kan
"a pomerne maly poplatek mo-
zno uschovati cenne listing, a
by byly jistote pred ukrade-
MIN neb nicivymi plameny. V
basementu jest prostranna "a
sedaci sin, V niz nalezne dosti
mista pocetnejsf schGze. V
hlavni uradovn6 zasazena jest
kovova deska Sc jmeny nyn6j-
Sich cinovnikG.
Budova poskytuje "Vtele"
nejen ddstojneho domova, ale
jest zdrojem> prijmu, nebot'
pri planech pamatovano ma O.
kolnost, ably v stavb6 ulozeny
kapital aspon castecne Sc zuro-
koval. Cast budovy, pokud ne
bude slouziti vlastnim zajmGm,
bude pronajata a ma zbyvaji-
elm pozemku vystavena byla
garaz as pro 13 aut.
Pekna budova jest nejen o.
zdobou Broadway, ale vyzna-
tnym pamatnikem spofivosti
naseho lidu a dGkazem prozi-
ravosti muzu, kterym svereno
bylo rizenf Gstavu. Opravnena
pycha a jiste uspokojeni zari-
10 vcera ma tvafich nejen ridi-'
telG urednikG, ale i vseho IL
du, ktery vcerejsiho dne prisel
81 prohl6dnouti, co dokaze
svorna prace obcanstva.
@ vyhodach a prospesnosti
spofeni byla napsana jiz celia
literature ale dnes jeste nacha
zine jednotlivce predpotop-
Mich nazori, jemuz nejjistejsi
bankou zda Sc byti puncocha,
neb iiny mnohdy jeste podiv-
inejsi ukryt. Odporu6ujeme
vSem temto konservativcum na
vstevu move budovy co nejvrele
il jsme ubezpeceni, ze X svG-
mu vlastnlmu prospechu prive-
deni budou k nazorum rozum-
nejsim.
Navst9vnikhm uchystano by
10 male pfekvapeni, hned u|
vchodu pod6lovani byli pricho-
ri malymi replikami Zvonu
Svobody, malymi to domacimi
pokladnitkami, jiste symbol
cky a prakticky darek, jenz
ma hlasati, ze prave svobody
neodvislosti Sc docka clovek,
ktery pamatuje ma zadni kola
a "a kazdych okolnosti obrati
pred vydanim kazdy gros tez-
ce vydelany uvazi. zda by ne
bylo moudrejsi uloziti jej do
Zvonu Svobody, nez-li kolikra-
tie zcela zbyteene vydati.
V move ere stavebniho a vypo
mocneho spolku "Vtela" pod
vlastnim krovem, gratulujeme
poznovu k iejimu velkemu
dnesnimu dspechu a prejem,
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05

Jitney, phone 410.-6-3dtf
 Fresh Meats. Call Phone 285
 o. K. Taxi; phone 460. Day or night.-dtf.
 We make abstracts. Durham 6 Co.-2-12dtf
 Hoyt, the Chicken Man-Cash and Carry.-l14 4d2t.
 Girl wanted. Anton Worm, the Tailor.-11-2dtf
 Wood of all kinds. Call I. N. Fields, phone 24.-10-3dtf
 Erbacher's for Fresh Meats Phone 90.-dtf.
 Fresh country meal at Browne's, phone 470.-11-4d2t
 A guaranteed watch for SIPS at Harton & Smith.-d1t
 Sale of Regal Shoes, S7.5( pair, at Newpern Bros. Pure hog lard at Central Meat M9rket, phone 285.-11-4d2t
 Our stock of cakes is complete and fresh. Browne.-11-4d2t
 See Mrs. Emmett Witt for covered buttons. Phone 539.-11-2ws-d6t*
 Rooms with board; rates reason able Mrs Neal, phone 188.-10-31dtI w. S. Williams of Ozark is here t( spend the week end with his family Order sweet milk and cream to whir from Russ Brothers, telephone No 29S.-d-sattf.
 New sport coats, Salts Sea Plush, S22.50 to $35.00. w. M Harrell & Go.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
PRIZES AWARDED
 AT FLOWER SHOW

Award of prizes at the chrysanthe- mum snow by the Theophanlan Soci- ety of the State Norma, which will be concluded tonight in the rooms of the Conway Commercial Club, was announced today as follows:
 Large Single Chrysanthemum- Mrs. V. c. Craig, first; Mss Sallie Craig, second, and Miss Marie Schich- u, third. Boquet of chhrysanthe- nuns, Miss Sallie Craig, first; Mrs. V. G. Craig, second, and Wingo So- ciety third. Boquet of small chry- santhemums-Mrs. H. E. Cureton, first, Mrs. G. M. Walthall, second.
 Single Rosebud - Mrs. Johnson, first; Mrs. Ruth Dean, second Bou- quet of roses-First, left without owners name; second, Art Club 1; third, left without owners name Prettiest Begonia-Mrs. Henry Whd- don. Prettest single Dahia-Mrs. S. G. Smith. Boquet of Dahlas-Mrs. C. N. Guice, first; Mrs. s. c. Smith, second. Flower piece-Sp2nish Club, first; Nikatima Society, second.
 Palms-Mrs. D. o. Harton, Jr. Tube Rose-Left without owners name. Pink Rose-Mrs. Hugh Pence Sword Fern-Naomi Hamilton, first; Mrs. D. o. Harton, Jr., second; Mrs. la Wheat, third. Asparagus Fern Mrs D. o. Harton, Jr., first and sec ond. Spengeri Fern-Naomi Hamil- ton, first, and Mrs. A. J. Moss, sec ond. Collection of Ferns-Miss Flora Camp, first, and Mrs. D. O. Harton, Jr., second.
 Mixed Boquet-Mrs. G. M. Wal thall, first, and Mrs. Will A. Berry, second. Boquet of Zenias-Mrs. M. J. McHenry. Small Fern - Mrs Katie Drummer.
 Owners of flowers or other plants entered at the show are asked to call for them tonight after 9 o'clock or before 10 o'clock Sunday morning. The show has attracted much favor able comment and is success in every way. It will be kept open until 9 o'clock tonight
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
IDEAL HAS FEATURE
 PICTURES FOR WEEK

Two big features are booked for the Ideal theatre beginning Monday. Something to Think About" will be offering for Monday and Tuesday. "The Gholem," new Paramount Aircraft release, will be shown We'd nesday and Thursday
 Distinguished casts have become a taken-for- granted fact in connection with Cecil B. De Mile productions, but in respect Something to Think About" excels even the high mark set by "Why Change Your Wife?" and Male and Female"
 Something to Think About" boasts of quartette of principals second to none in the world of the silent dra- ma. Elliott Dexter returns to the screen in the leading male role after an absence due to illness of almost year. Gloria Swanson, the beauti- ful leading woman of four famous De Mile productions; Theodore Roberts one of the finest character actors of the screen, and Monte Blue, who has won high rank by his work 1T recent Paramount-Artcraft produc. tions, complete this list of notables
 The supporting company is oi equally high caliber. Claire McDowel rortrays an important character role Theodore Koslotf, famous Russian interpretative dancer, contributes Z satirically humorous bit of pantomi mic acting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
U. ,. L. WILL DINE
 INCORPORATES

Robert E. Lee chapter, United Daughters of the Cont ederacy, will be hostess to all Faulkner county Con- federate veterans, their wives and widows of Confederate veterans at a dinner to be given in the basement hall of the First Methodist church on Wednesday, November 9, it was an- nounced today by Mrs. G. L. Banner, secretary of the chapter. A short program will be given at II clock a. m., celebrating the birthday of David o. Dodd, Arkansas Confederate hero, and dinner will be served at 12 noon. The presence of all local Con- federate veterans, their wives and the widows of veterans is very much de- sired.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
 MEETING ON MONDAY

A district convention of the Arkan- sas Christian Endeavor Union will be held at the First Presbyterian church beginning Monday evening Counties included in the district are Van Buren, Cleburne, Conway, Faulkner, White, Perry, Garland Hot Spring, Saline, Pulaski, Lonoke and Prairie. The convention will adjourn Tuesday night. Features of the meeting will be addressed by Charles F. Evans, Christian Endeavor leader, and c. C.. Hamilton of Boston.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
New sport coats, Salts Sea. Plush, $22.50 to S35.OO. w. M Harrell & Co.

Mrs. w. M. Palmer of Konowa Okla, is the guest of hger parents, MT. and Mrs s. F. Forrest.
 Fresh head cheese, weiners, lamb | and veal at Central Meat Market, phone 285.-11-4d2t. For groceries and feed, phone 483 We deliver. w. B. Smith, BOP East Main street.-11-3dtf
 Don't forget that we give prompt service at Browns. Phone us your grocery wants, 470.-11-4d2t Chickens-We have them; any size, price to suit you. Hoyt, the Chicken Man, phone 391.-11-4d2t.
 Have one more Barred Rock cock eral for sale. Tom Graham, Log Cab in Democrat office. -5dtf.
 We have a fresh supply of grape fruit, apples, oranges, lemons and grapes. Browne, phone 470.-11-4 -4d2t Select your Chickens for your Sun day dinner while selecting is good. Hoyt. the Chicken Man, phone 391.- 11-4d2t.
 Don't forget that Browne handles the White Rose flour and guarantees it. Phone us for sack at 470.- 11-4d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
FARM LOANS.

Money is beglnnng to loosen uT again and if you are contemplating making a farm loan this fall, make application with me now, before the roads get bad. am still at the Faulk ner County Abstract office.
 o-26dtf. R. c. Christne-.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
ENTERTAIN STUDENTS.

Miss Marguerite Moore entertained at dinner last night at the home of CT parents, MT. and Mrs. T. M. Moore, in honor of students here who attend ed the Presbyterian church. A social hour, greatly enjoyed by the young guests, followed the dinner.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05

We retire baby buggies and go- carts. B. T. Clifft.-11-5d2t
 Hyacinth bulbs now ready for fall planting. Mrs. J. A. -3d6t For groceries and feed, see W. B. Smith. He will save you money
 When in need of anything for your bicycle we have it. 3. T. Chfft.- 11-5d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
See W. w. Boyce about your plumbing. All work guaran- teed. Phones 565 and 527.

For Rent-Three-r room furnished apartment for light housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. Hines at Hines Hotel. -10-31dtf
 For Sale tor rent to desirable party)-Five-room house with , or 10 acres of land just south of city limits. W. c. Craig.-10-31d6t
 Mrs. Oscar E. Goddard of Nashville spent Friday here with her daughter, student at Henderson-Bro and left last night for Oklahoma City.
 Write me for list describing rich delta improved farms and cutover lands in southeast Arkansas. J. A.. Bennett, Dermott, Ark.-10-19d1St* Dr. Stonewall Anderson of Nash vile was here yesterday to witness the Bul-Dog football game and to visit his son, John Peyton, student at Hendrix.
 Supt. K. V, Leverett of the light and water system who has been ill for several days, is gradually inn proving and was able to be out for
 short time today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05

We have an expert bicycle mechan- ic and do all kinds of repair work. B. T. Chfft.-11-5d2t
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-05
RROOMS-

When in need of a broom remem- Der we have an assortment at the right prices. Hiegel. Thessing &I MoiN, phone 46l-we deliver.-11-1d2t
 Wanted Four good men to work on salary. Must be abe to meet with the people, prefer school teachers. Call between 1 p. m. and p, m. at Hines sample room on R. R. ave- 1O-5d5t*
 Save money by taking your ear to Simon X Son for repair. First class work guaranteed. Used cars bought and sold. Also have a ' H. F. gas or oil engine in first class shape for sale. 11-3eodtf
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Nazarene Church.

Sunday school at 1000. Our sun
day school is not simply for tae
teaching OF Jesus to the children,
but we earnestly invite the adults
as we'll as the children to come and
learn more about Gods plan OF sal
walton. Preaching services at 11:OO
A. M. AT this service, children of
the Nazarene church will render
music (vocaD to the praise of God,
also recite. A street meeting service
will be held on Front street at $3.50
come and hear the testimonies OF
the redeemed. At 1880 praise SER
vice and evangelistic service will be
held Preacher for the day will be
DR.. Phillips OF the Nazarene College
Nampa, Idaho. Sass
Il. Prayer meeting services will be
held at the home of A. F. Little. 3
p. M. Tuesday, also testimonial
prayer service at the church 1880
P. M. Thursday. We cordially invite
you to these prayer services. Prayer
is the foot stool of success for the
christian ....,..---.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26

Allies In war and friends In peace
England and France are shortly to
be plunged into battle for the
air supremacy of Europe.
1t will be a battle of peace and
commerce, but the aim behind il
will be development of peace time
commercial aviation service that
shall Ibe capable OF instantaneous
turning to the uses OF war il need
arrives.
Britain has Offered a subsidy, COM
paratiyely small, for the encourage
ment of civil aviation. France has
now under consideration and 1t is
understood completed ready for final
approval, scheme for greatly In
reased subsidies which, it Is feared,
will enable the French lines to
undercut English lines.
Britain Is looking to the airmen
to take over some OF the responsible
ties heretofore borne by it's world
dominating navy. She is just now
keenly discussing ways and means
of strengthening the power of her
fleet Through its "air arm" and Of
providing in the air the safeguards
for her island isolation formerly
made safe by her warships, but
which. in the late war, was proved
to be vulnerable from the skies.
General Skykes Is In the forefront
OF those experts who are urging
what is equivalent to war college"
consideration Of means OF combin-
ing the strategy of land and air.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
A PROCLAMATION
FOR THE NEAR EAST RELIEF
A LENTEN CALL--1921

A bENIEN C'AlIL--lJDl
ARMENIA CALLS: The oldest
Christian nation in the world!
The nation that has given more
martyrs to the Christian faith than
all other nations combined!
A nation in exile Deported from
their homeland In 1915. In 1921,
two years after the armistice, still
debarred from their homes and for
ced to accept the fare and fate Of
refugees!
From Jerusalem and the Holy
Land, where Jesus commended LET
the little ones come unto me and
forbid them not" the call contest
CARE FOR ORPHANS: Our hos
pitfalls now dot the whole Near East;
our orphanages and child welfare
now reach 10000 little ones, pitt
full in their helplessness. This work
must go on. Each of our commit
tees IS asked to cS.e for a certain
number of orphan children.
A CALL TO ALL: During the
holy days of Lent. 1921, can we ex-
pect to nave his spirit abiding in
us II we follow not in the paths of
self rsacriiicing ministry which in
these very lands, He first trod?
Now therefore: /, d. w. Davis,
Governor of Idaho, officially COM
mend this appeal to our generous
hearted people who have blessed the
trail of world philanthropy and will
not turn deaf ear TO the appeal,
which the Near East Relief is now
making to savesthe lives o. these
children.
(Signed) D. w. DAVIS,
Governor
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Honoring The Ladies.

The men OF the M. n. church had
been promising to entertain ths
ladies. the date was finally set for
St. Patricks day in the evening
This was something entirely new
for the ladies, OF course all turned
out to see how the men would per-
form. The supper which consisted
OF chicken and gravy, mashed pota-
toes, deviled eggs, bread, butter
coffee, tangarines ice cream and
cake was served and cooked by the
men; r. e. Alexander, was head
cook, and W. Fl, Clayyille assistant.
other helpers were +. A. Collins Il,
T. Pickrell, c. M. Pickrell, y, M,
Braucht, w, S, Beaman, A. A. White
and Arthur Cooper.
Elmer OBrien, Lloyd Morton and
w. r. Munson being head walters.
Rev, James planned the whole az
fair and left nothing undone for
making it decided success. After
supper everyone was called on to
give an Irisk joke, all who failed
had to wash dishes and few had
duty to perform. Mrs. Neff re-
sponded with Irish songs.
The ladies gave the men an as
surfing vote Of thanks for their
hospitality and all hope this will
happen again at some future time,
not so far distant.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Sells Historic Island.

The historic Madoc island from
which, according to historians, the
Welsh Prince Madoc APP Owen
Gwynedd. who discovered America
before Columbus. sailed with a feet
of sailing ships, was sold at the auc-
tion of an estate for $1,000.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Notice.

Anyone wanting certified Idaho
Rural seed potatoes in the next
few days can make arrangements
to have them shipped in my car.
Price $40 cwt, sacked, r. o. B..
Idaho Falls. Guy Henderson, Noun
tain Home. Idaho. Mch. &C..
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Special Piano Bargain.

1 We have high grade piano stored
near Mountain Home, must be sold.
Will greatly sacrifice price for quick
sale to save expense Terms given.
Go examine it. All information
given by writing The Denver Music
Compony. Denver, Colorado. Mch.
26-Apr. II.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
No Good, Anyway.

Mrs. Fussbody-I think It's an
outrage that Mrs. Kaynyne should
keep those four NANCY dogs when
so many people are doing without
meat.
Her Husband Oh, wen, the
NUTS are old and tough enough
and probably no one would care to
eat EN-, anyhow
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Inferential Greatness.

Senator Sportworthy made an
impressive speech"
"A mastery effort"
while he didn't go so far as to
say he wrote the Declaration of
independence, inferred from his
remarks that If he had been living
LA years ago ne might have writ
ten it,"
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Modern Servant Girl.

A Back Fay saGy tells OF over
hearing her newly hired girl making
her first attempt to answer the tele-
phone. :
"Hellop came from the receiver.
'.Helloi" answered the girl, flush
ing with pride at being able to give
the prompt answer.
"Who il this?" continued the
voice
II don't know" exclaimed the
maid n can't see you.'
Farmer Bill Parkhurst, former
state deputy game warden, was IL
town Monday on his way to Boise
Mr.. Parkhurst Mas recently been al
Blackfoot in charge OF newspaper
but has sold his interests there.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
Alfalfa Hay For Sale

Choice first cutting alfalfa de-
livered. Leave orders at Republic
can Office or see Ernest r, Magden,
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26

That army OF new postmasters
will be sure OF receiving something
more than merely their salaries.
They will get their names in print
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1921-03-26
For Sale.

One Wicker baby carriage, in
quire at Osborn & Seward, hardware
store. Mch. 26.