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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
DOMINGO

Feria del Hip6dromo.--Domingo
Los Parras, Bale y Cine.
Cine Tres Banderas.-Dos episodios
de. "Elmo el Temerario", por Elmo Lin
coln". Por la noche: Extraordinafio
drama en- Z actos: ia Hija del La.
idron". Por la hermosa estrella Ami
ia Stewart.
Teatro Matinal noche:
! "Una Muchacha Nunca Vista. Pre-
ciosa ceriedia dramatica en- s actos,
por Vivian Martin. Matinee: Prime
ro y segundo episodios de ia Gran
Jugada".
Cine Rcal.-La hermosa cinta, IT,
ltulada "La Ganzda del Diabl9" y una
comedia.
Cine Monte Cario.-Una grandiosa
comedia y la pelicula, titulada: LA
Ganzla del Diablo".
Cine Victory Garden.-Margarita
Clark en- la hermosa einta IN 5 actos
LA Pastora de Gansosy y una conli-
ca en- 2 actos.'
Cine Puerto Rico.-Matinla con el
mismo programa de la noche. Matt
nee con los episodes y 6 de la Sc
rie LA Ciudad Perdidap y una come
dia. Por la noche: Los episodes 5 v 6
de la serie Gel Hijo del Circo".
Cine Las AntiIlas, (Detras de Talle-
res).-"Por el Honor v Ell Deber", dra
ma en- cinco actos Y una comedia. Ma
tinee: "Tigre de la Montana, episo-
dios v 10.
Teatro Sisifo, (Bayamon) El epi-
sodio 12 de "El Rastro del Cueryoo y
un drama.
Teatro variedades. (Bayam6n)
Episodio 10 de Gel Rastro del Cuervo''
" Ell drama Gel Peso de las Pruebaso /,
por Robert Warwick. Matinee: Epi-
sodios 8 de Ia serie aAlma de IL
gre" y un drama por Franklin Far
mum. M
Teatro Rfvoli, (Rio Piedras) Ma
tinee las con @El Buque Faatas-
ma" y una c6mica.
/ Por la noche: Charles Ray el lininai-
table actor en- la fina comedia Escla-
yo del Despertador1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
Los QUE vIAJAN

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d. Sal 1uan go IA maaana del tis'.-
are. -iniaunroa Doe s-aioaics l'a.
aeruss
ra.c "a s'asa.
NJ, ,l.crs 81! "a de- Frl.s..s.
ftt aueca lAda .viors. Marea-
u-. iHrr.. lta~o le.rA rrancissn
f'-tl fari'. dat. g. iAro Vidal.
la'. l0...a. frq..ia irla Fran
ei- F.afa g.. .acard freiria. Nj
r o. Ma Hs.lateta v.0da
g. 80. Jsta .tr.r,. Jose Agm-
r. Anita d. Asa.rre. Margariia
d,. tr.glcg.. nr.na4.o .Ton,cra. Mi
la-I'. rrun;ris,. GLORIA Fromisra. Nit
al-. lu!la Enrique. Mllasr7,s lie Nit
J.. Francisco Mi,ials. Francisco
t.-3,ia Slsrado Fernando: Manuel
ti.aI-o salvador Albane>o. Lorenzq
yusol Angola i.u. oi, hamoAa Tru-
y ,. Maria Tiuy,l. Adeia Surrda. Juan
Icrlu.idc.. Emrigac Alvare@. Eduardo
.. Caneja. IUlia l;aliucna. Leonor
coHll,e. Mercedes Gonz:ilel, Luis +.
',oildlel. Angel Sdncl.rL. Hortencia
o. Sdnc.ez. "llar :;inchcz. PatritiO
Martincz. Carmel dc Martinez, Mila-
-.us Mdrtf4cZ. Bar.o.ume Cabanilla.
Dolores de Cabanilla, Juan Esteya
Faguer. Maria de Boysen. Carmen Es
teya, Bartolome Esteva, EugeniO POr
tilla. Emilia Garcia, Ramon AlOnsO
Nora +. Muller, Ramon NJ. Alfonso.
Nora A. Alfonso, Felfcita Davila, Ma
uucl VazqueZ. Francisco LandiO, Ma
nuel Fernandez, Celia Mala trasi, Lu-
ciano Malatrasi, Fermina Malatrasi
Zara Malatrasi, Santos Defondini,
Josefna de Deiondini. Federico
Luck, Bernardo Gauza, Manuel Il.
Portela, Matilde de Portela, Ramon
Portela, Eugenio Lopez, Carmen Bo-
net, Avelina Marrodan, Antonio Alco-
yer, Federico Caubet, Francisco de
Caubet Y Luz Gonzalez.
Para Cddis.
Agustfn Urien. Jose Maria Galan.
juana Rodriguez, Maxine Cerame,
Georgina Cerame, Virginia Cerame,
Antonio Cerame, Alfredo HaeHssler,
Marfa Haeussler. Alfredo Haeusler,
Jr, Carolina Haeussler, Francisco Ri
vera, Esperanza Canals, Clara Luz
Canals. Maria Canals, Marrelino
Franco, Fernado Fernandez, Eduardo
Ferndndez, A. Cosgaya, Asunci6n'
Cosgaya, Roberto Banguells Casillen,
Magdalega Garralulla, Roberto Ban
quels Magdalena Banquells, Consue-
10 Banquells Rafael Banquells, Mica
nor Fernandez y Laureano Carts
Para Las Palmas. Carmen Rosa
Marquez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
INCENpI0

En- el barrio sCaonillas.'. de Utua-
DO. fuf destruido por las llamas, IN
ranell6n construido de MADEIRA y paja,
prepiedad de Don Juan Esteva, .des-
inaf0 secar s.baco y el cual esta-
! GA vaiorado en- unos $3O09e. De la
Investigator practicada Sc deduce
que no ha habido intenci6n criminal
en- el hecho. y ST un descuido de al
guno de los peones, tirando alguna
eolilla de cigarrillos No estaba ase.
gurado..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
LOS cosEcHERos DE TABACO

Han sido presentadOs en- la Oficina
del Secretario. Executive, para su ar
chivo registro, los artfculos de incor
poraci6n de una association que Sc ira
ia de organizar con el nombre de
Association de Cosecheros de Tabaco
de Puerto Rico. Dicha association ten
dra su Oficina principal en- Cayey, y
su objeto principal sera fomentar los
mejores Y mas econ0micos m6tOdos de
producc6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
Sc HIZO CARGO AVER

FL Fiscal de la 0lte de Distrito
de San Juan. LcdO. koman Dfaz Co
llazO, se hiz0 eaTse aver de su oficina.
Ell Fiscal Sr. Romanf ha lido san
German. a realizar aili algunas inyes-
tigaciones y despues ira deiinitiva-
mente Mayagiie2 para hacerse cargo
de La Fiscalfa d. aquGl Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
"SATANAS, DICTATOR"

Ell lunes por la noche lleva a la pan
talla ell Teatro America, la esplendi-
da pelicula, importada por la casa
Stubbe, titulada, "Satanas, Dictador'
Representatives. de la prensa y algu-
mas personals .particulares, han presen
ciado, en- exhibition especial, la cinta
y hacen grandes y mercedes elogios
de ella.
va Ell IMPARCIAL, en- su edicion
del microbes, Sc ocupo de esta obra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
Cine "Tres Randeras'

FL amigo Portell presenta sicmpre
10 mejof y la Ultima novedad. Su Ci-
ne, uno de los mas antiques y mas
constantes de la Isla, conserva su pges
tigio y su envidiable fama, todo
trance. iComo que esta bien en- el Sc
creto del negocio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
LA "MUNDIAL FILM Co."

Esta acreditada empresa de exec
lentes peliculas, ha 'recibido el inten-
so foto-drama WANDA VARENI-
Me-, asunto russo, de gran emocion,
en- dos jornadas, que habra de estre-
mar muy pronto el Cine tires Bande-
ras", del incansable amigo Portell.
Los empresarios de la Isla deben
de apresurarse formalizar contratos
con la "MundiaP, en- la seguridad de
que esta bella production del Arte
Mudo, llevara siempre llenos compile
tos los 'Cines.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
MAMA HABRA I cARnERAs

El prOgrama del domingo, para las
carreras del Hipi lromO. coDtiene sic
te carreras Y la oportunidad para OBJ
'tener una buena gaEancia llevara
gran concurrcncia a In fiesta.
FL progama de la fcria es muy
atrayente para osta noche hay nue.
vos espectdculos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
INrERpISn ArELACIoN

III t.c,lo. Iizol In inierpuesto re-
cnrso Dc apelaci6n para ante Ia Corte
H. Distrito dc San Juan. en- el caso
de ]. Oquendo. por aComctimiento Y
agr( Son. que fuG condenado por Ia
Secci6n Primcra de Ia Corte Munich
pal de San Juan. a un ailo Y medic de
rccllisi0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
COMERCI.iL

Nos informa el sciior NJ. Vidal Al
yarez, que por c0mpra Sc ha hecho
cargo del active pasivo de Ia fir
ma a. Gelabert Z Co.. que giraba en-
Ponce v que con su solo nombre conti-
nuarl los mismos negocios. Ha con-
ferido poder general don Francisco
Gayd Gelabcrt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
PARA Las ylCrIMAs DEL

FUEGO DE PTAbE 'TIERRA
Ell Comisionado de servicio P1bii-
CO, Sr Travieso, ha recibido hoy Ia
suina lie s126SS, entregadale por Ia
Sra Resurrection Quijano. como pro
lucto del beneicio ofreeido por la
elninenfc acfrizs a ias yictimas del fue
20 De Iaeifaie TERRA
Tan1bieu ia recibido Fl sr. Travie-
50, la suiDa he S6o80, cnyiadale para
identico Ga. per Ia ccn,pahfa e. de
Ia Guarlia Nacional de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
LOS RoBos DE GALLINAs

La policia de Santurce esta hacien-
do una actiya campaiia contra los ra-
teros de gallinas y han cafdo algunos
muchachos en- sus manOs, que son los
que sc dedican esOs hurtos. Los me-
nores que resulten culpables iran an
te el Fiscal y la Corte Juvenil para
ser juzgados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
pnNcE

Fl sabado sali0 para Ponce ell Sr.
Enrique Adsuar, de la Asamblea Mu-
nieipal de San Juan y de la direc-
ci6n del Banco .comercial de Puerto
Rico que regresara mafiana a su re-
sidencia de santurce.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28

la FUNCTION DE ESTA NOCHE
Ina solemmidad literafia y.;irtfsii-
ca Sc prepara para cSta noche,l. saba
do, en- el Teatro Municipal. por las
gentiles senoIitas cue foiman la Cor
te de \. $. De Lourdcs, para dcstinar
los fonqoS obtcnilos a ohras de pie
dad y benefcencia. fay gran anima-
ci0n eh la juventud con este motiy6.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28

Cine lana"
No psonie an apicc Dc sa anti gaso
pres, Sil 4 asanlio ) hcignoso Salon
Cine Dc Ia callc Ragacl Cordcrc. frcn-
te al Pasaic de AEiienzo. Para hoy,
Ia oomodia en : actOs. ''Casando a
Maria. Il caaito episodio &c "0ro
de P.rasas". pelicala en- scrie que es-
"a ot;eniendo unanine sanction de
nuesiro irteligonte pablico. La or
questa es dirigida por nuestro ilustrc
amigo, don N. Martinez Plec. el me-
jor violiniS:a de America.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
Gel JEREZANO"
Esta es Ia marca
del niej0r vinagre espanOl
que sc vende en- plaza.
No Pida OtrO.
LA oFIcINA EN- SAN JUAN

Ha sido archivado en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva de Puerto Rico I'M certifica
do de enmienda a. los arriculos de in
corporation de la Association de
Maestros de Puerto Rico" fjando la
ciudad de San Juan como ell sitio dom
! de ha de quedar estableoe efiniti-
vamente La oficina principal se4a aso-
ciaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
'poR IA GALE DE Ell RoPA

Sc bace ahora el trafico de guagaas
que yieuea de santurcsS a san Juan,
pasando por Ia ealle de Europa, co
ger por la earFetera del SIR. La ex-
presada eaile aus estaba intransita-
Die ha sido reparada r6ptdane2ite y
10 lnismo Sc esfl hacienda con Ia de
Canals
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
TRABAJos PARLAMENTARlos

Sc reunirdn en- breye las Cdinaras
Legislativas con objeto de. legalizar la
situaci6n econ6mica con el nueyo Pre-
supuesto di, gastos g iugreSos de 1921
-. tonar otros acuerdos. lggenies,
y terninard mas tarde sns tra5aios,
despues de Ia Ilesada del nueyo Gc-
bernador.
Quedau todilvfa cosas nuy impor-
tantes que estudiar y djscutir, entire
ellcs quizas Ia reforma de alguno que
etro detalle importante lie Ii Ley
Municipal vigente
Einpieza a Hotarse un favorable mo
yimienio de opinion sobre cosas inn
pertantes de IA entrana administrati-
va y economical, descuidada veces
con lamentabIe indiferencia. FL bien
eaialill IS eseneiaifsilno para Ia vida
oidehada y fecIlnia de los pueblos, y
el nuestro tiene derecho Il cue Sc ira
Ten los suyos con discretion y altura
de pensamiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28

de arte, y hoy solo quiere recordar
su exhibition el lunes, y que asista
a su representation toda persona cue
admire el arte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
ESDULzANDo BocAs INFASTILEs

Otra rez el Casino Esbahol envi5 al
Refugio dc Niiias, una bandeja de duI-
ces exquisitos, que pIadujeroa gran
algeria entire los huerfanitbs del Asllo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
/. \ 1TARIFA DEL. AzEcAR

Sc infornra que Ia Tarifa de Erner-
gencia, zen Ia que esta inclnida eI azi-
car, ha sido aprobada deflnitigamentes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28
TARJETAs DE IDENTIFICAcloN

TAKJEIAN DE IDENIIFIUACIUN
El Permit Agent de San Juan la
cxpedido Taricia lie Identification pa
IA embarcar Il Santo Domingo. i la
Sra Maria Moreira de Morales Y cua-
tro niliaS memories. de Rio riedr:ls.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-28

a. = fapr ~isia NliI~. quc saiis
d. Sal 1uan go IA maaana del tis'.-
arr. -iniauaraa Doe s-aiuaies l'a.
aNfus:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
NO CHANGE IN.
! DIAMOND PRICES
Is ANTICIPATED

There has been much speculation
as to whether or not diamond prices
would drop during the coming season,
and the general belief has been that
the price would be, materially lowered.
But no less an authority than the
"DiamQnd Syndicate" now a y that
diamond prices will remain as they
arc, and a large firm of jewelry whole
salers is authority for this statement:
I'm spite OF continued discussion on
the probability of a reduction in the.
wholesale price OF diamonds which
persists from time to time. it may be
said that any decline in the price OF
the gems is so unlikely as to be UNI
worthy of serious consideration.
THE question. for the immediate
future at least. was very definitely
settled by a cable received in New
York on February IA by Il large dia-
mond importer. The cable was in re-
ply to an inquiry to the London head
quarters of the Diamond Syndicate
and stated: Syndicate does not in
tend departing from established pol
ICY of maintaining prices as cablel on
September 6 last
"According to reports Of u CORE
%spondents sin different parts of the
country. the announcement hat dia
mond prices will not be reduced is
having a salutary effect on sales. The
public believes that there is no use in
waiting for decreased prices. as is i'll
Illustrated in the brisk buying of dia
nonds in various sections from which
We have heard"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

band was associate Justice Of the SUI
preme court. Mrs. Hughes as First
lady" of the cabinet. and Mrs. Harding
as first lady" of the land, will be the
social leaders during the next -four
years in Washington.
Mrs. Albert 8. Fall. whose husband,
Senator FaQ, is slated for secretary OF
the interior, has taken a prominent
part in the activities Of the Congress
sional club and the organization known
as The Ladies of the Senate"
During the World war. Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Hoover had a. home in
Washington n entertained frequent
~ but quietly, as Mrs. Hoover is op-
posed to social display. She did a great
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
MERE MEN GETTING
CARELESS ABOUT
DRESSING? MAYBE

Poor old mai war-who since a
fyear ago has been blamed for every
untoward movement in the worlds
, now u for another slap in the eye.
According to clothing. dealers and
haberdashers. men who were i'm the
service--men who before the grand
row in Europe were regarded as
CLASSY dressers'' are becoming
slouchy' and disregardful OF their
dress. :,
He who formerly would not be seen
in public unless his starched shirt
and collar were Immediately clean,
his trousers Of the latest cut. his tie
Of the latest design n his appear
ancc in general up-to-the-mipute, has
discarded the ole ideas. Instead OF a
"boilerplate" front he now wears a
soft shirt. The old stiff collar with
points that gouged holes in his neck.
has been thrown put for the soft col
lar. Suits. instead of fitting as close
gabby and roomy.
Because OF the war? So the con
Roisseurs of dress say. And to back
uh their argument they point out that
since the war. soft collars. which were
declared ''passe" before. arc now be-
ing worn by practically all Office
workers. statesmen. ets: Some of
them even AVE discarded a white
shirt and hav" "H""ted the army O.
.. for o." - il. is not
usual to see on the streets one for
merly Is - Dresser
couipped with n N.laki ovcrcoat and
puts
Even at the formal functions, the
change is ~noticeable: soft shirts and
soft collars are not uncommon at full
dress dinnersf and dances. Comfort
; instead Of speed" seems to be the
watchword. Maybe it's alright. but
ii the thing continues. there Will be
one more before the war" topic for
1 discussion. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
FASHION NOTES

. "I
There are so many capes among the
spring wraps. Inc these are SO grace
full. that theyscannot be passed by UNI
noticed. Thky are Nnade in every
fashion from the cape of heavy home
spun to that Of the arrest and fluff
est of taffetas for evening rear.
Taffeta dresses are very much in
favor for spring street wear In fact,
they vie with those of the Canton
crepe. They have, usually, fuller
skirts, being made over lines that suit
their texture best.
II any one fashion in outer wraps
can be said to dominate, then It IL
the one. Of ample proportions. with
large roorny sleeves and a collar that
Winds IN a spaciouayss becoming way
about the throat. There are many and
original ways that have been evolved
to make the wrap look new and
sprightly, many of the detaiiS ore
varied but, on the whole. the Hines
and general effect are much the. same
~ that Of the season just hnishel,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
GOOD TASTE AND
QUALITY SLOGAN
AT ARHART o

Jewelry that follows conservative
lines, and good taste, is that carried
by F.. A. Arhart, whose establishment
on North Third street bears a reputa-
ton for housing distinctive stock.
For several %ycarsjthe Arhart estab-
lishment has had its place among the
substantial business houses of the city,
and MI. Arhart has made an effort~to
keep in stock q general line Of jewelry
that proves popular with the buying
public. That he has succeeded in
pleasing a large number of people is
attested by the volume. of patronage
which the store enjoys.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
SPRINGS NEWEST
NOVELTIES ARRIVE
AT GIRARD'S SHOP

"Spring styles in jcwclry. including
the latest in fad and fashion, arc to
be found at tho p. Girard & Sons
jewelry shop. where goods arc arriv-
ing almost daily. While on his way
to France. Mr.. Girard stopped in Chi
cago and New York and purchased
many of the latest jewcled novelties,
and these are now arriving here. ac-
cording to Maurice Girard, who is in
charge of the store.
Mr.. Ciirard sends back word that
diamond prices arc not to be lowered
this summer. as many people had
predicted, according. to information
which he has gained o. leading
jewelers. in the East. The Girard
shop here will have an unusually
complete selection Of stones and a
general jewelry stock. as a result Of
Mr.. Girard's visit in the East.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

deal for the women employees of the
food administration, aiding. them to
establish a. club, and also entertaining
numbers of them over the week-ends
Hoover leased, "In-the-Woods," near
Rockville, Maryland.
Edwin DENLY, to whom Mr.. Hard
ing has offered the post of secretary
of the navy, married Marion. Bartlett
Thurber of Detroit, eldest daughter Of
the then secretary to President Cleve-
land. Mrs. DENLY received her early
garten with the Cleveland children.
The Denby's later lived here during
Mr.. Denby's six years service in con-
gress.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
'HUESCEN PROVIDES
FOR JEWELRY WANTS
WITH BIG STOCK

w. H. Huesgen some months ago
established an attractive jewelry
.store.S in part of the. quarters occu-
pied by the McElroy flower shop, and
he took with him a large patronage
which he had gained while in bust
ness at another location in the city.
A very artistic setting. has been
provided for the stock which Mr..
Huesgen carries. and he is prepared
to show an excellent line of jewelry
which contains all Of the. staple ar
ticles. as we'll as the novelties which
fashion is now fayOring.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17
W%ATERBURY'S HAS
COMPLETE STOCK
OF JEWELRY GOODS

Not only the novelties which the
season may approve. but a substantial
and thoroughly reliable general
iewe1ry line is to be found at the
Waterbury Jewelry shop Of which
Frank Waterbury is the proprietor.
Diamonds and other stones unset,
and also in a variety of unique and
up to date settings. are included in
stock. and there, are many carefully
selected offerings in mems and wom-
ems watches Inc rings and breaches,
lavalierrcs. pins. vanities and in fact
all of the things to be found in a
thoroughly well-cquipped jewelry
store. the shopper will find at Water
Dury's.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

Washington, March 17.-with the
names of the incoming cabinet officers
announced, society is deeply interest
ed in tho social aspect Of the new adj
m~inistration. which will be formed
largely by tho cabinet hostesses. Mrs.
Hughes, wife It Charles f. Hughes.
named as secretary Of state, is we'll
known in Washington circles, having
spent six years there when her hus-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-17

Embroidery often makes the dress!
A plain porch dress takes on the airs
of an afternoon gown, when embel-
lished with one of the many exquisite
designs offered. The woman who can
cmbroider will find this an inexpensive
way to add to the beauty Of her frocks.
The Bingham County news., 1921-12-23

lavas.
Mrs. Will Brown and Miss Hazel
Killion were visiting in Blackfoot
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Deardorf and
daughter Geraldine, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Haynes
in Moreland, Sunday.
Mr.. j. w. Fay was transacing
business in For Hall, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Arvish has rented her
farm to family who comes from
the flag station community.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Dearborn call
ed at the Fay home Tuesday.
Mr.. c. I. Stone was a caller at the
Fay home Tuesday.
Mr. Jack Simmons was visiting
in Blackfoot with friends Tuesday
A family has moved into the
Kirk place for the winter.
Mrs. Lynn was taken seriously
ill Tuesday and was taken to Poca-
tello Wednesday morning.
The Bingham County news., 1921-12-23
was in Moreland on Saturday.

was in Moreland on Saturday.
Mr.. Randall of Idaho Falls, is
visiting his wife's relatives here.
Mr.. Ollie Ray is home from the
Rex at Pocatello.
Mr.. J. ]. Mcknight is doing Mr..
Harrison Mcknight work while he
is confined to his home with sick
ness.
Mrs. Annie Leavett spent the
day
The Primary gave a splendid
program in the L. d. S. hall on Wed.
nesday, for the benefit of the hos
pital they maintain in Salt Lake
City for poor children.
The district school is preparing
for programs in each room for
Christmas.
Mr.. Claude Goings has returned
from the roundup at the reserva-
ton.
Mr.. George Terrell spent the
week. end with his family.
Mr.. Nephi Foreman has opened
up harness and shoe shop in the
Lindsay -Welker building.
Mr. Johnston. proprietor OF the
pool hall, made a business trip to
Blackfoot on Thursday of last
week.
Mr.. Hyrum Reece and two sons,
passed through Moreland on theii
way to Howe.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Meyer spent
Saturday in BlackDot.
Mr.. Jacobson OF Mexico, is II
Moreland on business.