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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
NO HABRA NUNCA
~
PROHIBIClON EN-
LA gran BRETANA
ASH DECLARE AVER LORD NORTH
CLIFFE EN- WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, julio 2s. Cclebr6-
Sc hoy en- la Casa Blanca una confe-
rencia periodistica sumamente intere-
sante.
Ell presidente Harding, propietario del
Marion Star y Lord Northcliffe,
propietario de varios peri6dicos bri-
t&nicos conversaron por mas de una ho-
ra y veinte minutes.
AL terminarse la conferencia declare
Lord Northcliffe que habfan hablado
acerca de asuntos relatives a la prensa.
-Meramente asuntos periodisticos, in
sisti6 Ell noble ingles, al ser atacado
por los corresponsales destacados en- la
Casa Blanca, que facilmente forman
ideas propias, afrm6. ssu presidente
sabe cuanto hay que saber sobre pc
ri6dicos. Convino conmigo en- que la
hora que antecede a la tirada del pc
riodico es la hora mas interesante en-
la vida de I'm periodista.
ssSu peri6dico Marion Star" esta-
ba sobre su escritorio. Lo examine v
en- mi opinion es I'M periodico excelen-
te.
"Tienen ustedes, en- verdad, ur presi-
dente simpatico muy digno.''
Con un pronto ademan Sc enfrent6
el par britanico con su interrogante y
le dijo: "Joven conozco Ell juego. Me he
dedicado al periodismo desde hace mu-
chos amos y no Sc me SAGA 10 que no
uuiero que salga. He visitado Washing
ton antes de ahora: Sc 10 que es perti-
nente discutir.''
otro corresponsal mencion6 la prohi
hici6n, despertando, ,inmediatamente que
jamas habia dicho que no existia la
prohibition en- los Estados Unidos Sc
expres6 en- estas palabras: lilo que di-
je es que no habia visto la prohibition
en- los Estados Unidos y clio es YER
dad. Sc que siempre Sc puede encon-
trar "algo" en- Ia ciudad pr6xima. Me
agradaria saber 81 la tienen no en-
Washington
-ICree usted que alguna vez Sc pro-
mulgara la prohibition en- IngIaterra?.
preguilt0 un periodista.
Lord Northcliffe exploto "iNo!v
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Una LOgia de- GALES fe-
IiCita al Gobernador


La logia "Faro de la Montala' dc
c'alcs, ha dirigido Ia siguieatc carta
al Gobernador dc la Isla:
"Hon. caballere,y y conciudadano:
Este respectable taller, en- su tenids
ordinaria del del actual, unanimeme,a-
te y dentro de Ia mayor algeria tom6 el
siguiente acuerdo:
Enviar S. E. nuestro mas s:ncero sa.
'udo desearle gratas imprcsioncs du-
ranto su estadia Ell esta Querida Isla;
Isl como invocamos al que fige nuestro
mundo que ilumine usted para que
haya siempre en- 81 poder executive SUI
iciente espiritu 6e sinceridad, de ils-
ticia inteligencia y goberaarnos.
Que Dios dc I'd. mucEos amos dc
vida.
Antonio Rivera PEREZ,
81 Seeretario Permanense.
Ignacio ORTEGA,
Noble Grande.
Juan CARRERAs,
Past Noble Padre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
vocEs DE LA CALLE
Cayey, cinco de julio de 1921.
r. Director de Ell MUNDO.

N"JOys SAAC0 ue Ju44O u6 1SAl.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
En- nombre del Magisterio de Cayey '
en el milo propio, doy a usted las mas
expresivas y sinceras gracias, por su va
liosa cooperation en- defensa del Confic
to Escolar de este pueblo, publicando
nuestros articulos en- defensa del Cuerpo
de profesores. Por fin. los maestros de
cayey alcanzaron, como siempre 10 es
peraban, que el Departamento de Instruc
ci6n, una vez enterado de las injust.cias
cometidas por Ell Inspector, impartiera
la justicia que reclamaban los maestros.
conseguida con nuestra protesta v con
la cooperation de Ell MUNDO.
Por tales conceptos le vivira eterna
mente agradecido, su huinilde servidor,
que una vez mas lie felicita, en- mi nom.
bre Y en- el de los maestros de este dis
trito. Alexandra COLON.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Ell ICampamGntO infantiI de
veranO en- BsrTanQuitas
LA CRUZ ROJA AMERICANA ES
DIGNA DE LOS MAS ALTOS ELo
CLOS

La labor aItruista que viene practi
cando esta sagrada institution no la
realiza ninguna otra con fines caritati-
vcS en- todo ell mundo.
Ella prodigaba sohcitos cuidados du-
rante la gran confagraci6n mundial a
los heridos que caian defendiendo su
patria y su bandera, en- los campos de
batalla; estableci6 hospitales para reco-
ger los ancianos y hu6rfanos en- los
paises mas duramente azotados por el
lltino conficto, enviaba ayuda q
las regiones mas remotas de la TERRA
Protegi6 las vfctimas de los terremo
tos de Mayagiiez, Aguadilla, Afasco
ETC., en- 1918; establece ell companeris
mo v la confraternidad entire los hon.
bres, y pide recursos a los ricos v fe-
Ices, para darlos a los pobres infeli-
Ices
La Cruz Roja Americana en- Puerto
Rico ha establecido un campamento de
verano en- Barranquitas, para que las
vfctirias del fuego de Puerta de TERRA
tongan tambi6n ratios de expansion s
algeria, y para que disfruten del china
ideal de nuestros Alpes durante los me-
ses de verano. cuando Ell calor es inso-
portable en- las regiones bajas costa
noras.
81 los ricos pueden venir gozar de
Ia benignidad de nuestro china, la infe-
liz tropa menuda, sin hogar, de Pnerta
de TERRA, viene por cuenta de la no.
bic institution que fundara Nightingale.
Todo en- el campamento esta organi.
zado dentro del mayor orden correc-
ciGn.
FL personal con Que cuenta eI campa
mento infantil para Ia asistsncia de los
asilados. entre..el cual figura Margari-
to Pagan. Hortensia Calder6n, Cruz, y
otros que no conocemos, baio la 1irec-
ci6n de la senorita Lassalle. as 10 mas
seIecto v simpatico que rudiora esco-
gersc
FL programa de eiercicios diarios cs
variadisimo, a la vez que exceIeute pa
"a desorrollar las fuerzas fisicas los
sentimientos de los nifos. Cada profc-
sor tiene uno dos nimeros a So cargo.
Las comidas son en- extreme alimen-
ticias, eslneradamente confeccionadas y
escogidas, para que contribuyan al de-
bido desarrolIo fisico de la nifiez.
Muchas personas cartatvas dc este
pueblo han corresponddo los esfuer-
zos generosos de la gloriosa institu-
ci6n, entire las cuaIes estan don Leon
Santiago y don Leon Aniceto Berries
Jr, quienes So han propueste dar paseo'
a los asilados, a Aibonito, Barros )
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FIESTAS EN- CAYEY

Nuestro corresponsal en- Cayey nos
participa que ha sido publicado cl pro
grama de las iestas que Sc celsbraran
les dias IL, Is, IA y Is, en- Ia inen-
cionada poblacion.
Habra diana, carreras de bicicletas,
de caballos, juegos populares, fuegos de
artifcio, bales, novenas, misas. retire
ia, simulacrop de fuego, etc, etc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
o oLAB oRAu1oH

a los seiores que nos honran env.An
donos espontaneaments traOa.os de co
lsborsci6n les recomendamos quo guar
den ccpia, pues no rsspondemos do 50
1svoluci6n en- caso do no utiIixarlOs
nj sostsnemos correspondsncia sobrs
eIIos.
Creemes innecesariO doelr que. dada
II indols dc este prt6dise y In eul-
tara de los sscritores que dasesR pres
sar "a valioso eOncurpo, ne aparsee-
Dsrsonalmants . ninguas de los man
sxponsrss dsbat5rsA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Sc aIquiIa.

Sc ALQUILA habitaciones en- el ter
Ger piso casa anexa al Hotel y tam
bien una casa de recionte construction.
Informes "Hotel Borinqusn' Aiboni-
to. S-21
Sc ALQUILA.-Local propio para
oficinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank, San Juan. P. r.
Sc ALQUILA esplendida habitacion
ventilada y c6moda, para hombre solo,
CERCA A LA PARADA DEL CAIRO
en- Barcelona 90, parada 16 liz, telefo-
no rojo, santurce. 50
Sc ALQUILA esplendida habitaci6n pa
ra caballeros solo. Informaran: San
Jose As, tercer piso. Casa de familia
respectable. p
ALQUILO DEPARTAMENTO
aireadisimo; entrada, baio, inodoro
independientes. Tiene patio pequefio.
Propio dnicamente cuatro jovenes CO.
mercio o matrimonio solo, Solicite Sc
nor Rosario Ortiz, Cristo IL. 8-12.
CASA REsIDENCIA, de concrete, mil
metros de solar, rneses de construfda
Excepcionalmente fresca " c6moda.
Frentes Norte Este. Una delicia. Sc
vENDE o Sc ALQUILA, con sin,
muebles. Ave. Lafayette. Stop 4s, Con-
dado, Tel. 761. p.
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BAYAMON DE PLACEMEs

En- eI Immediate puesto de Baya-
mon hay IN puesto para venta de
periodicos en- uno de los kioskoa de
Ia plaza. Els IN sitio idesl y todas
horas se encontrark allf Ell MUM
DO.
Tambien Sc venden cigsrrillos, ta-
hacos. duIces refrescos. Advt.
LA VIDA Es sUENO el "Bosque
de Bolonia'' es la quincalla mas pc-
puIar de San Juan, por 10 barato que
vende. San Sebastian SS, frente la
Plaza del mercado. 2
FOT0DRANIA5. Aprenda escrfbirlos.
Esto le proporcionara fama y fortuna.
Traducimoe Y arreglamos escenarios.
Precios m6dicos. Para informes deta-
lIados: The Universal Photo plays
School, Box 204; Cabo Rojo s-14
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
rzzO1os DE AEUHC1os rooaoAuOos
Sc ofrece.

IMPORTANTIsIMO: ofrecemos Auto
movies v Trucks usados en- magniticas
condolences, Casas, Chalets, Fincas; y
locales para oficinas precios reducidisi
mos. Tenemos muchos para la venta.--
vISITENos. UsEME SPECIALITY co,
San Francisco AZ, Edo. piso. Telefo-
no $50. Apartado 81. San Juan, Puer-
to Rico. P.
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Otras poblaciones.

otras poblaciones.
Para todos, nuestra felicitaci6n, y
mly especialmente. al cuorpo de pro
fesores Que Sc haIlan frente del campa-
mento y a los directories en- Puerto ri.
co de la "Cruz Roia Americana
Ernesto Berries RODRIGUEZ.
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i0uia[a I'D. ser uIl ingenierou
UN CONSTRUCTOR?

UN CONSTRUCTORS?
La carrera de Ingenieria y
Constructor ofrece un campo
ilimitado en- Puerto Rico.
Los jovenes ambiciosos de-
seando estudiar esta carrera, 10
pueden hacer por correspondent
cia, sin deiar su presente tra-
bajo.
Pida informes hoy mismo:
LAS ESCUELAS INTERNACIONALES
Dept. I, Apartado 81, San Juan.
A&vt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

ANTONIO ZEPPENFELDT SO hace
cargo de toda clase de emharGues para
Jos Estados Unidos. Dara especial aten
ci6n los embarQues de tabsco. Arar-
tadO No. 1857, San Juan. ,el6foLo si2,
oficina Tetdan SO. 8---16
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PEDRO G. CUINoNEs
E /
ABOGADO T NOTARIu

Graduado de Las Universidades de
Pennsylvania, Harvard , Puerto RI
CO, Postslla ante Las Cortea de- Pusr-
to Rico y Corte Federal.
p. o. Box, 1Ha. Tel. 400, i. J,
Edincio NOA, San Juan, Pr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

OPORTUNIDAD:-- 81 desea vender su
autom6vil, Casa, Solar, Finca, ETC., ETC.,
visite La ''UsEME SPECIALITY Co. ..
San Francisco AZ altos, San Juan, Puer-
20 Rico. Sic
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

.NECEsTTA1GOs CAPATAz PARA
CANTERA.-- SoIamets consideraremos
soIicitudes de personals capacitadas en-
la direction de otras personas y que
puedan rendir resultados satisfactorios.
al solicitar sirvanse indicar edad, ex-
periencia y referencias. Porto Rico
Construction Company, r. 0. BOX 1863,
San Juan. 81
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C.Ornpras.

UOMPRAMOS Y ARREGLANTOs:-- -
Quiere I'd. arreglar vender maquinas
de escribir, visite esta oficina v sera
despachado prontamente. Dirfjase AL
inongol Escalera, Mecanico, Quito St.,
ganturce. SO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
Sc Yende.

SOLAR EN- VENTA.-- En- calie HoaI
r., cerca carretera nueva, v6ndese So
Lar mide 452 metros cuadrados. Infor,
mara don jose Suarez, tel6fono 113,
apartado ''D", santurce. BIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

SE vENDE un balandro con todos
sus aparejos. Tiene de construido no.
venta dias y carga setecientos quin-
tales. Para informes, dirijase Miguel
Carlos, Cabo Rojo, P. r. s-27
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
HARRY r. HEsoeA
Attorney and Counsellor ct Law
San Juan, p. Il.
Tel8fono 1s1.
Cable Address.-"HARTBNSA"
JOSE r. r. SAVAGE
AVOCADO
Cruz 8 Altes. Tslkf6nz Kk
San Juan. P. z.
MANUEL BENITEE FLORES
Fl caIIicida sesuro, deIicado. rspido
indoloro-''Gets-It".

AVOCADO z NoTARTo
Tribunslea TnsuIarss y Gerte ~
derai. Bufete y Netarias ssa Eusts
4 altos.
p. o. Box 1904. TsIsfeno Eea.
San Juan, P. =.
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Sc VENDE un "FORD" de uso pri-
vado v en- perfectas condolences. Pre-
clio $3.50. Jose salas, Puerta de Terra,
Stop z, Telefono 1915. s-12
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Sc vENDE IA TFarmacia Popniar" Sc
tuada en- las cuatro esquinas. Buena
clientela v buenos diarios. Informaran
en- la misma. Mayagiiez, P r. SO
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
AT THE MERIDIAN THEATRE
THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
LoGkLEAR PICTURE
no BIC SHOWN HERE

Ten per cent OF all the proilts from
the exhibition OF The Skywayman,
1t. Ormcr Locklear's last picture, q
William Fox production which is to
he shown at the Meridian Theatre
beginning at D. IN. Friday Is to be
given to the families of Loeklear and
his pilot, LII. Milton Elliott, by Fox
Film Corporation.
A crusader for science, 1t. Lock-
lear has appealed to the imagination
ais no other airman has done lie
viii live in history az the first flyer
to 20 from one airplane 10 another
IN mid-air 4 feat which first thrilled
The world aud then opened the eyes
oil scientists and experts 10 the new
possibilities Of aircraft So highly
Mere his experiments appreciated
that the United States army gave him
the free use OF it's lying fields.
A race with an express train, Q
collision with church steeple and
dozen other daring exploits are
brought ont with startling realism
The photography Il said 70 be excel.
lent. There are some close-nps' OF
Locklear taken thousands OF feet
above the earth
rhe story OF The Skywayman'
was written by julius @ Furthman
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
MILDRED MERsDoRF MEETS
WITH ACCmENT


A. sad accident happened Tuesday
morning to Mildred Mersdorf, l3-
year-oid daughter Of Ms. and Mrs
Herbert Mersdorf, residing three
miles southwest of Meridian. Mildred
was coming TO Meridian TO school,
riding d pony No one Witnessed the
accident, but the girl was picked NJ
unconcious from tie ditch at the side
of tile road She apparently was
riding quite fast and the pony slip
ped aud turned OYER into the ditch
and Was unable 20 get up, being also
injured. Mr.. Curtis, neighbort
fonnd the giriand pony Mildred was
taken 10 Is II Grondahi,s home neni
sby. Fcrts-eight houra after the &c.
cidenl the girl Is still Unconscious. sht
has but few bruises and some think
she must have struck a rock when.
her head come In contact with the
hard road
Mildred was taken TO 50. Luke =
hospital ~ Drs Neal and Stewart,
yesterday ana an X-ray examination
was given and the clotted blood re
moved from off the brain. She did
not recover consciousness after the
operation and is in the same condi-
ton AZ after the accident The
stnpor may pass away and she may
recover is the opinion OF the doctors
although 1t H. q serious case.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
ORDINANCE NO, 70.


yacating that portion of Fourth
Street, which lies between blocks
One and Two OF Downs Railroad
Addition to the Village of Marid-
ian.
Be it ordained by the Chairman and
the board of Trustees of the Village
OF Meridian, that
Whereas the Idaho Eyaporating
Company. corporation, has filed a
petition with this Board stating that
il is the fee simple owner of lot IL.
in block /, and OF Lot /, in Block 2,
OF Downs Railroad Addition to the
Village of Meridian, as the same are
shown on the official plat of said
Addition ON file in the Recorders
Office of Ada County, Idaho, and ask
ing that that portion OF Fourth street
lying between said Blocks and q
be vacated, and
Whereas proper proof has been
submitted to this Board. by said Com
pany, that the said Company is the
owner of the fee simple title to said
( lots, and
I Whereas, no other property win be
effected by vacation of the afore,
said portion of said Fourth Street
nov therefore,
BE il resolved, That that portion Of
Fourth Street lying between sale
Blocks / and ? of said Bown's Rail
road Addition to the Village OF Mer
idian, as the same Is shown on tn,
official plat of said Addition on fill,
in the Recorders Office OF said Adj
County, Idaho, be. and the sam,
hereby is vacated, and it is furthe
Resolved that copy of this resou
ton, property certified to by til,
Chairman of this Board and atteste'
by its Secretary be filed for record il
the Recorders Office of said Adj
County, Idaho
Passed by the Board OF Trustee
Of the Village of Meridian. this 2,
day Of May, 1921.
A. w GARRETT,
Chairman OF Board of Trustees
Attest:
w. H. PEER, Secretary.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
MERIDIAN NEWS

N. Al. Beckdolt OF Nainpa was a
llsinesa visitor here Friday
clark shellenberger of Nampa was
business visitor here Friday
Henry Matioch and Roy Hogle We're
business visitors to Barber Friday.
Arthur Frazier of Boise looked af-
or bsiness interests here Tuesday
7. benson Of Boise, transacted bus
ness interests here Tuesday
M. q. Knowlier OF Salt Lake. was q
iuslnrss visitor here Tuesday
Mrs. f. T. Sims was the guest Of
3oise friends Tuesday.
The sophomore class Of the Meri-
lian high school enjoyed q weiner
coast Fliday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Leininger
md children Of Copperheld, Ore. are
visiting here with relatives
Charlie Williamson and son, went
o Ontario "Wednesday to look after
business interests there.
Mrs. Parker v Lucas has just COM
bleted years business course at the
Links Business college in Boise.
clyde Rail- has concluded his work
.at Payette and returned home this
week He plans to accept a position
offered him at Boise next week.
u. q. Rippey of Boise was in Mer-
idian this week He represents Rud7
isell Skinner Co in selling the Wcs-
colt and Allen cars.
The Ladies Aid OF the Christian
church met Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. John Hedges, A fair Mt
tendance was present and refresh
nients were served.
Harley Turner, agent at the local
Iinterurban station, has been called
to Arco as a witness inthe district
court for Butte county. l.. Chappelle
OF Caldwell is substituting for him.
Among the improvements being
made In the country are: Dan
Medley is building four room house
on his farm ED. Butler just com
pleted d $500 addition to his home,
iJ. II, Oakley Is building a machine
shed.
Remember Frederick Vining Fisher
Follow his advice and hear Merid'
ian's own Civic Chorus az Meridian
4 theatre, Wednesday evening, May / 1
4 Six reels featuring Bebe Daniels II
You Never Can Tell at the sans
time and place.
b. j. Dunten has sold his interes
In the Meridian Investment Com
pany, and the business will be con
Quoted by j. NJ Dodds and j. M
DePartee. The Latter was recent.
employed with the Meridian Stat
Bank
Rev. ]. w Cooper and family, VIII
purchased the Ira Voorhees, propert
in the west part of town last yeai
|, have rented the place, and moved I
81 Jerome, Idaho, Saturday Rev, Coope
has had charge of the Church of Go
services at Lone Tree.
4 A real estate deal Is rumored in tn
purchase BY the Meridian Masoni
I Eiodge Of the land known as the oil
: school property at lat and ldah
streets The lodge plans to some da
\ build handsome building on u
site.
S. H. Griiilth the Meridian co
dealer has let the contract to Jol,
krulish for modern five room bun
0 allow to be built on the cornor of Sc
/ ond and Pine streets at a cost
$4,000. The house will be strict
J, modern including a furnace. I'll
y small cottage that has been on til
cornor for years was purchased
i Guy Humphrey.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
NC DERNIorT NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Wm, Milburn and
sons Ralph and Clarence of Boise
were an Sunday visitors at the X, A..
Edwards home,
Mr.. and Mrs, H. Burkett were
Boise callers Sunday morning.
Della and Willie Armfeld spent
the last OF the week in Nampa visit
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armheld and family
spent Sunday evening at the K A.
Edwards home.
the Wm. RatcIiff family was turn
ed out OF quarantine sunday
John Ayers and family moved TO
the little house owned by McDermott
near the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w b. Walt and Mrs,
aud Mr.. Ben Robinson took Sunday
dinner at the Clarence Walt home.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Records spent
Saturday md Sunday In Boise with
relatives
MT. and Mrs. orvil Coats went to
Nampa Monday TO visit week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burkett called
at the o. q. S0ueie home Sunday
evening south OF Meridian.
Glenn Ayers IS suffering with n
bad attack OF rheumatism this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Hendrix and Mr..
aud Mrs. John Strobe were In Boise
saturday.
The Ladies Aid viii meet this
week with Mrs, Stoops on the Cum
ningham place,
Mir. IL. Burkett WAS Caldwell
business visitor Wednesday.
w, s. McBirney was out TO his
ranch Wednesday.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
See what CASH WILL MY! (.

s.. A.. w EBB
sugar, (Cane) $500 per 100 lbs.
Sc per pound.
Lard, 8 lbs Use; 10 lbs, $3.50.
Fancy Blue Rose Rice, II lbs $500,
scott's Best Flour. $1.6o per sack
$500 per barrel,
Ivory White Flour, $1.7o per sack
$3.50 per barrel.
Pickett Flour, $50 per sack. 81 Dbl
Onions, Toe per sack.
THESE PRICES ARE POSITIVELY
CASH.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06

A 20 per cent Italian prune crop Is
forecast for the Cole school commu-
nifty this year by deputy state hnr-
ticuitural inspector who inspected its
orchards Tuesday II is believed that
as consequences of the recent frosts
which killed the fruit in the middle
west aud south this spring that the
crop here will command high price
this season Among the growers of
proportion are LATE Boone, DIR, A, W.
Cate. Frank Cone. John Tilden, Char
ence Mellinger. Howard Curtis, A. j,
Boiling. Charles Trisler and Dave
Rich,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
Meridian NJ. Il. Church.

Charles A Quinn, Minister
Sunday School az 10 d, m. Public
Worship at Al q. m. A Mothers
Day program will be rendered at this
hour Wear white Mower for
mother
Epworth League AZ I'll i. m. Public
Worship AZ 500 ~ m Subject,
Ruth the Qneenly Woman
b. s. A. Monday Eve at 1880.
Young Peoples Choir prastice We'd
nesday evening at 9 H. IN
Christian Church OF Meridian.
Mothers Day Program.
Bible School Q an Pastors themes
4 am, The Love and Loyalty OF
Mother. and at pm Honoring
Father and Mother Mesic and dec
orations to correspond
Write her a letter.
Jr c. =. 81 $50. YPSCE &C Z You
are invited
FOR SALE Used Singer sewing
machine, Sis at the Co. OPP Store
FOR SALE Good washing mach
inc with wringer, SIS Phone 969
FOR sAI.E.---Best lots in Meridian
secure nice building lot in the best
part of town. where the good houses
are building. On and near the state
highway.
Your own terms of payment
*z&Lfberty Bonds Taken at Par **s
FRANK NoURSE,
Phone also u. Boise.
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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06

FOR SALE Used Singer sewing
machine. Sis at the Co. OPP Store,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-05-06
w. H. PEER, Secretary.

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1921-06-02
CARS COLLIDE

4, baseball team representing the
local National Guard company had
rather a disasterous time of it Sun
day. After being defeated at Els
worth 10 to a number of the play
ers returning home with Lee Flint
were more or less bruised up in an
auto smash. Flint's car, containing
himself, Doug. Bolcs, Thomas Fin
ley, Duly Smith, Robert Duniont and
Mullendore, went into head-on col
lision with large touring car from
Saltwater. The accident occurred on
a culvert near the Lowell farm
Finley lad a shoulder, arm and
leg painfully bruised and Smith had
a couple of ribs cracked None of the
other occupants of either car were
hurt. Flint's car was badly wrecked.