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The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
CLAIKVOTANTS
SOC MADAM SELIA 20

Licensed hy fhs
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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SOC MADAM LORETTA Soc
RIZPAH ELDON
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

Rooming house with 1s rooms: IN excel
lent location. Near Washington Circle. Would
he a fine investment. Act quickly. rrice
50. 500.
DAVID r. BARRY.
1907 II st. NV. Main 1901.
s. 900; APT. BLDG OF 6 RMS ASn
bath each; near sth II sts. ne: rratpd
st Sal 50 = month; tenants furnish heat
DAVID z. BARRY. 1877 II 81. MAin 1871.
INVESTMENT PROP: STORY s. BASE
ment br.: good cond.: rent fJ6 per /:
price, $3.50. wILDMAN & CO. otL II.
Franklin 6lO6
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADH or IN.
proved d. c. real estate. Or for luildtng
prevailing rate of Interest. and com1issioa-
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. 4. ave
Main lle6
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
GeerEetown.

NEAR 18th q sTs.-A fine detached
old home; with IL rooms & 4 baths. Price.
81. 900.
NEAR 3IsT & sTe.-rhe best bargain
N Georgetown: detached I0-room brick.
prtce sI3. 900
NEAR 3OTH & y sTS.-A nne home re-
Gently modernized; ~ rooms and baths
Prize SIS. .OO0
II NEAR 32D-A hn- old home with ]
Irr- % land. Price $4,000.
Y ST NEAR 33D-A good home with IL
= bah Prize. 81. 900
The Washington herald., 1922-05-03
SauPs AddiupL

14TH ST. HEIGHTS NEW
bungalow on large corner lot. offered for
quick sale at this figure. considerably under
present reproduction cost. On the first floor
there is large living room with stone FIRE
place, dining room. clubrOOm. layatOry
kitchen. pantry and breakfast porch: Second
floor. comfortable bedrooms and bath; hot
water heat: electricity: specially selected
fixtures: sleeping porch: garage to match
house Price, ST.. 900. SHANNON & LUCHS,
I13 18th st. NV. Main 234J.
PARK AYE-SIX ROOMS AND BATH;
good condition; semi-detached: hardwood
floors and trim; electricity. $3.50. Nc
NEWER GOSs, 1905 Eye St Main 1852.
sAUL'S ADDITION-BRICK; EIGHT RMS
and bath: basement; ami: hardwood
no2rS: Immediate possession. S13,5OO- Nc
NEWER GOSS. 1905 Eye st. Main 47j2
MADISON ST.. JUST OFF 18Th SIDE
tached frame house: S rooms and baths;
hot-water heat; electricity; gas; front and
double rear pOrches: hardwood fioors and
Trim; garnge; lot 4Ox132 feet; attic over
space Price. SiS.j0O. SHANNON A. IUCHS
'l3 l4th 81. NV. Main 2345.
sAUL's ADDITION-SEyEN ROOMS AND
oath and lavatory; concrete front porch;
detached; good buy. McKEEyER & GOSS,
1903 Eve 81. Main 1852.
ON BUCHANAN STA MOTT COM
petely equipped house; arranged for
row brick with rooms and bath. cellar
under entire house. and attic: front porcb
anH d'rb'e rear pOrches. the upper one heinz
inelosed and now used as kItchenette: hot.
water neat electricity and gas; hardwood
floors and trim: screens: recently papered
and painted, and in excellent condition: .
ear garage. Price. S13.750. SHANNON a
LCCHs. Il3 l4th st. NV. Main 2s45.
SAUL's ADDITION-SEvEN ROOMS ASD
bath; glassed-in porches: ami: garage;
paved alley. $4,000. McKEEVER & GOSs,
l49S Eve St Main 4T52
, oN DECATUR ST-TAPESTRY BRICK
house Of the colonial type with concrete
I, front porch and double rear 9orches. incIud-
tnE Elassed-in sleeping porch: there are I
rooms and complete tiled baths and
shower: brick cold storage room and ser
wants toilet In cellar: laundry; hot-water
heat electricity and gas; double oak floors
H4h ~hite trim: breakfast porch :
instsntsneous hot-water heater: deep rear
u-y th" iocation is both attractive
81. 81 'unVenleni; just one-haf block from
lhth St Price, SlS.5OO. SHANNON &
LCCHS. Il3 14th st. NV. Main 2s45.
sAULs ADDITIoN-GoOD CONDITION.
sine rooms: bath; completely detached on
large lot; porches: hardwood noors and trim:
very attractive. Price, SIS. 900. McKEEvER
.Oss. 1t0a Eve st ". 4752. 1888
ieIH NREM HEIGHrs-sf1 rooas.
ton $500 MeKEEyFR COss It05
Eye 81 hsla 4T52 sn.s
on DECATUR sT--DETGCTFD PR1NE
house on lot 40xlOo feet. in a uniformly
attractive home section. rooms and bath.
Sith eeia and attic; front porch; sleeping
poTrh: hot-wHter heat; electricity and gas:
hardwood hoor~ and trim: screens ,nd
awptngs.. There j. not another bo1se nesrIv
!" Desirable to b" had In this neig ghborhoof
st sach low Pris-e. Price. sIi.5Oo. SHAN
NoS LICHs. Ti5 iIih st. NV Main s345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
And a Word About the
Seating Arrangement

Rubbing elbows with your. neigh
Dor may be good for democracy,
but there are times when one wants
elbow.comfort. We have provided
that. There's foot of ''foot" space
between each customer. Yes, we
have tried to think of everything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
SHAH OFF PERSIA BETTER POET
THAN OMAR KHAYYAlM, HE SAYS

LONDON, February 1.-THE
young Shah OF Persia. who recent
ly left his capital. Teheran, for
another trip to Europe. is said to
hold a high opinion of himself as
a poet. In fact. according to
story told here. he puts himself in
a class with Omar Khayyam and
considers Himself, If anything. a
trifle better. than his great coun-
tryman.
AS the story is told by the
Morning Post. British minister
at Teheran called on the shah at
the request Of English admirers OF
that better care be taken OF his
grave at Nishapur, where. as Omar
predicted. 1.-The north wind still
scatters roses on his tomb" But
the shah, could not be impressed
with this need. Persia, he. de-
clared. lad lots of poets. and he,
himself. was, possibly. little bet
ter poet than Omar.
Anime b Birza, Shah Of Persia, Is
only ienty-four years old. and
this. SOME say. may account for his
opinionA He knows English and
Russia n and talks French fluently
and accurately and has been re-
ported. as eager to learn western
ways and institutions.
In appearance his majesty, is
short and stout. He takes a live
ly Interest in sports. plays good
lawn. tennis game and, in order to
encourage open-air sports in Per-
STA. founded the Imperial Sports
Club at Teheran. placing at its
disposal a piece of crown land.
Jdis father, Mahomed Ali. lost
his. throne in consequence of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
Jobs
WAITING IN Berlin
Hugo SHINES in Search OF
"ReaI Men," Who Will Fore
90 TheaterS and Dance.
BY GEORGE WITTE.

BY GEORGE WITTE.
by Wireless to The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1922
BERLIN. March 3.-Hugo SHINES, the
German money king, is looking for "real
| men," They may be shabby, unkempt
| and lacking in society manners. but
| they must be able to deliver the goods
| in their own particular branch Of EN-.
ployment.
Word has been passed around that
SHINES has a good many Jobs open for
men Of this type and that he is willing
| to pay literally those who prove their
efficiency.
His Clothes Are Shiny.
Though Herr SHINES owns the Hotel
Esplanade. Berlin's most fashionable
| hosiery, and lives there, his clothes are
SHINY and threadbare. his neckties un-
| tidy and his face at times unshaven
Altogether he looks as though he had
| less money than the youngest Of his en-
ployes in the hotel SHINES works
any time of for meals. He never goes
| to the theater, but works until O'Clock
| in the morning.
The simplicity with which his fam
| lily home in Muhlheim. on the Ruhr, is
| furnished has become proverbial
cupation Of Muhlhe i'm by the French
: last year was brought to SHINES he
| said. with a shrug of his shoulders:
IF the French occupy my home they
will find that live just as badly as !
dress"
Faces Tough Job.
Foremost among those whom SHINES
| considers real men" is Thomas A.
Edison, whose record of lifelong
steady work he admires above all
other things and tries to emulate.
Several German newspapers doubt
whether in the present eight-hour-day
age Herr SHINES will succeed in find
! ing enough bright men who. under his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
1O-Minute Clothes
Pressing Service

When you're caught in the rain
and your clothes have become
wrinkled. when your suit failed to
come back from the cleaners. when
you are in an emergency and you
know your suit needs pressing,
come to Jimmie's. Sit in one of
our comfortable private booths and
have your suit neatly pressed. We
offer 10-minute service, IL you are
in that big hurry.
We clean and block all kinds of
hats. Like our shining service, we
are going to be known in this de-
partment by the quality of our
work.
We want you to attend Jimmie's
Inauguration today. From the mar
BILE walls to the uniformed opera
tors your visit will be a series of
surprises. and the biggest surprise
will be in the way your shoes will
shine. That's our promise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
Just a Word to
Lady Customers

We know you are reluctant to go
into the average shoe shining par
lor. That 10 why we have provided
specially for you. That is why we
created an atmosphere Of refine
ment. For your added convenience
we have a special section for the
shining Of ladies' shoes, and that
you may get to your seat more con-
veniently we have special short
steps that lead to the seats. No
wiggling and squirming past dan
gerous, protruding foot-rests that
group out to catch coats and skirts.
We thought you ladies would ap-
preciate the short steps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03

cache Of liquor. said to have been
slowed away at the time of the great
Boston fire in 1872.
1t consisted of two hogsheads of
old New England rum and a quantity
of Madeira wine. Thorndyke rye,
champagne. gin and other rare LIQUORS.
In the confusion that followed the
liquor disappeared mysteriously The
dfggers said pedestrians got most of
1t. although a spirit OF gayety and
good cheer was said to have prevailed
on the workings the rest of the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03

attempts to stamp out the consti-
tutional system in Persia and re-
gain the absolutism Of his ances-
tors.
Ahmed, who was then in his
twelfth year, was proclaimed SOW
ereign in 1909 and his father was
sent into exile on the famous is
land Of Prinkipo, where President
Wilson proposed that the allies
hold conference with the Rus
SLAMS as a part of the after-war
peace negotiations.
He has been credited with hav-
ing kept Persia from taking the
side of the central powers in the
world war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03

tutorship, will grow into real men,"
ambitious enough to work eighteen
hours a day. and willing to forego
such pleasures as the movies. theaters
and dance halls.
The newspapers believe that the
''life lis short" spirit Is too deeply
rooted in the present generation and
that SHINES will have a tough job in
finding the kind of men he wants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
FLOYD COUNTY LOSES.
Compromise Reached on Virginia
Redistricting Bill.

RICHMOND. Va. March 3.-Senate
and house conferees reached q compro-
mise on the house redistricting dill
amendments, which the lower body re-
fused to accept and the upper branch
refused to accede.
Under compromise. Floyd county will
lose Is hard-won victory to gain one
delegate and will be placed in a fioater
district with Bedford and Franklin. In
turn, Powhatan and Chesterfield will
form a district and Goochland and
Fluvanna another,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
Our Price Will Be
10 Cents

Your shoe shine will not include
the cost Of the marble. The inte-
rior may make you think that this
is an expensive place, but your
check for your shine will read 10
cents. We simply offer you the
most exalted standard of service
without exacting an additional cent
to the price. Our operators will
give you the best shine your shoes
ever had. They will work as hard
for this 10 cent sale as though 1t
we're SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
BRUNETTES WIN OUT.
Blond Supremacy at Wellesley
Gives Way Before Raven Tresses.

WELLESLEY, Mass. March g.
Brunettes are in the ascendant at
Wellesley College. After a long
standing precedent of blond suprem-
acy. Miss Olive Ladd of Lincoln, Neb.,
a young woman with black hair. has
tree day exercises. In the selection of
aides to the mistress the class picked
two blends and two brunettes. Misses
Caroline Ingham of New York. Dor
othy Tower Of Chicago, Elizabeth
Woody Of Louisville. KY, and Harriet
Rathbun Of Madison, N. J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03
FIND CACHE OF LIQUOR.
Rum Fifty Years Old Makes Bos
ton Workmen Very Happy.

BOSTON, March 3-Workmen ex-
cavating Just across fremont street
from the old Granary burying ground,
where repose the bones of Paul
Revere and other New England fore
fathers. set up cry OF buried
treasure.
They had turned up a ffty-year- old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-03-03

Despite the fact that she is 1902
years Of age, Mrs. Mary Convey of
Omaha, Neb., Is an ardent boxing fan
and only recently sat at the ringside
Of a boxing bout
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

Sacha Guitry es hombre de suerte
y de gracia. Tiene la suerte 6e ser
hijo de su padre, del gran Lucien Gui-
try, que pasa hoy por ell primer CO.
mediante del mundo. Tiene la suerte
de representar Y de escribir para el
p1blico mas ,comprensivo del nundo.
Tiene la suerte de estar casado siem-
pre- con alguna actriz deliciosa. Tuvo
la suerte de nc servir para Ia guerra
y de poder .escribir interpreter e
tire 1914 y 1918 ocho 0 diez obras, en-
tire las cuales hay, por 10 menos, una
perfecta: Jean de LafontaiRe.
Pero toda esta yeine no selwiria' de
NADIA sin la gracia, sin el talento anna
BILE v sin ese taeto de hombre de mum
do que hacen de Sacha Guitry el autor
que "gusta" siempre, cue Centre
tiene" siempre. Entretener, gus
tar. Bien sabe Sacha Guitry
que ESQ no basSa, que ESQ no debe baa-
tarle un verdaderos artista como el.
En- comedias enteras y en- fragmentos
de sus 1ltimas ccmedias ha hecho, a
veces, mas que gustar entretener:
ha preocupado, ha conmovido. Pero,
en- general Sacha Sc conforma con la
sonrisa de sus contemporaneos, sin
que parezca preocuparle mucho el es-
paldarazo de la gloria. Sacha Sc pro-
Olga. Las comedias salen de su ma
gin como las cintas, las palomas y los
farolillos venecianos de la chistera de
un prestidigitador.
Esas comedias-a I'm lado tres o
cuatro, que son verdaderas comedias-
solo pueden ser Representatives en- el
Boulevard por la familia Guitry. Be
ranger es una obra. escrita a la me-
dida de Lucierl-el principe de Talley-
rand-del propio Sacha-, ell cancio-
nista nacional Beranger, y de madame
Sacha Guitry, este es, de Ivonne Prin-
temps; que hace en- cada acto una jo-
ven de veinte abriles, pues el can
cionista, en- cualqu5era edad que tenga'
solo suspira por las Lisettes prima-
verales.
Pasteur era una obra flial; pero no
tanto como LIE Comedien, que ha sido
escrita para que el p1blico yea 10 que
es un gran actor, en- su doble vida
intima-la de- entire bastidores y la de
su casa, y para que el pdblico sepa
que ese gran actor Sc llama hoy en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

&c antigua ilustre actriz-y ell
ruevo rico tambien Sc casan, y ell gran
duque-Deux ex machina de la come
dia-sonrie satisfecho de su obra, que
ha realizado con un habil maquiavelis-
mo o.sentimental.
La. obrita es una espuma; pero, 'ide
que champagne! Lucien Guitry, ha-
blando con ell acento ruso, es inena-
rrable; Sacha, en- improvisado profe-
sor de gimnasia sueca, mafea las
espectadoras, y su esposa, Ivonne
Printemps, en- Gallon de seda, esta de-
liciosa, como para comersela. :. Esto
es 10 que Sc oye en- los entreactos, en-
el foyer y ell bar del Eduardo VII",
donde Sc ven las pieles mas caras y
las perlas mas voluminosas de Paris.
Sacha emplea su talento y ell pres
tigio de su familia en- hacer obras
agradables, en- complacer, en- gustar.
Como todos los grandes artistas, Sa-
cha Guitry constituye por 81 solo un
genero, que podria llamarse eel faci-
lismo". Todo en- el es facil, ligero
espontaneo. o al menos 10 parece.
No obstante, algunos criticos, apun-
tando el nuevo indiscutible exito de
Sacha, lie recuerdan que un artista de
su talento tiene la obligation de ira
ha lar mas de "Sl1frir" mas dnnuran
do sus dones en- lugar de derrocharlos.
Yo no creo que ell exito momenta-
neo concluya por anular a Sacha Gui-
try. En- mi entender, este actor-autor
es de la pasta de aquel actor-autor
que ha legado al mundo, varias obras
maestras. iSacha Guitry!... iMolie-
re!... Precisamente, Sacha debe as
pirar a que alg1n dia su nombre pue-
da asociarse al del autor de Tartujo
y de Anfitr0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
Entire tanto, cualouiera obra s,,va

Entire tanto, cualquiera obra suya
con tres papeles: uno para su padre,
otro para su mujer y otro para 81 mis-
mo, tiene aseguradas las Glen repre-
sentaciones. Ell trio Guitry constitu-
.ye ell clou de la feria de Paris. La
gloria escenica de la familia tambien
esta asegurado. La gloria literaria;
la eterna, vendra no vendra. De-
pende de que un dia Sacha tenga un
dolor nluy grande Y de este dolor "san-
gre" una obra, comica seguramente,
pero profunda. La ferecilIa dOmada
y Ell medico a palos son dos cbras CO.
micas, de ese comico universal que
Sc halla en- Shakespeare y en- Molie-
re, como en- Aristofanes y Plauto. Y
como Sc hallaria facilmente en- Sacha
81 ell idolo del Paris mundane, del Pa
ris rico y del Pals snOb, lie sonriese
menos, y hasta lie mordiese alguna
vez...
Alberto INSUA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

Sc nos ha informado que el Gober-
nador ha concedido al jefe de Distri-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
.El I eatro e Francia
La f8milia Guitry

Francia Lucien Guitry. iAsunto?
Apenas existe. Una joven provincial
ma Sc enamora del gran actor, que es
celibe y casi misogino, porque su
grande, su verdadero amor es su ar
tie, y su idolo ell p1blico. Sin embargo,
ell actor Sc deja querer y hasta llega
sentir por la provinciana un carino
delicado profundo, un 81 es no es
fraternal. Pero todo Sc complica, por-
1ue ella quiere ser comica. "Bueno,
hija. vamos a yer 81 sirves." Y el la
instruye, la hace repetir veinte, trein-
ia veces los papeles; y he aqui que
una noche, en- una reprisa importante,
ella realiza sus debuts. ICON exito =?
No. La muchacha no sirve. Como ell
p1blico de Paris no silba, nj patea, nj
ruge, ella cree que ha gustado. Ell
Ia desengana. Y lie dice:
-Nena, devuelve tu papel.
Ella es orgullosa-iah, insoportable,
ciegamente orgullosa!-y responde:
-Yo SECURE hacienda la obra.
Ell quiere convencerla. Tai vez ira
bajando mucho, comenzando por ha-
Ger criaditas, llegue. ser una actriz.
No, senior: ella Sc considera va una
gran actriz. Y lie plantea ell dilema:
80 sligo hacienda la obra me voy."
Ell es un actor probo, noble, que no
ha enganado jamas al pi1blico. Y des-
pues de argumentar en- vano, la deja
irse.
La obra entretiene. Pero no entu-
siasma. iPor que? Porque Sacha
abusa un POGO de su facilidad y de su
exito. Sin Lucien Guitry, LIE Come
dien seria irrepresentable. La obra
no esta hecha; es deliberadamente un
boceto. o, mas bien, un croquis. 81
es arte alimentar al p1blico durante
cuatro actos con un gramo de asunto,
otro de ingenio otro de emocion,
desleidos Y elevados-como clara de
huevo-por un actor eminente, LIE CO.
medien es arte. Pero, mi modo de
yer, es artifcio. Y Sacha, cuando
1uiere, cuando Sc olvida de que es el
niiio mimado del p1blico de Paris, ha-
ce arte de veras, sin trampa nj car
ton.
Hasta ahora, para saborear sus
obras, hay que ser parisien; es decir,
poseer esa sensibilidad fna y tole
rante que Sc adquiere en- Paris y que
permite apreciar la gracia fragil, ell
esprit resbaladizo y la posse simpati-
ca de un autor-actor como Sacha.
Y no existen razones exteriores pa
ra que Gamble. Haga 10 que haga, su
exito es SECURE: la crftica 10 celebra,
y hay quien pagaria por verlo, en- su
casa, en- pyjama, despues de tomar su
ducha. Esta curiosidad Sc extiende a
todos los Guitry, al trio Guitry: el pa
DIRE, ell hijo Y la mujer del hijo, la en-
cantadora Ivonne Printemps.
Ell ultimo exito- de Sacha es LIE
Grand Due. Este gran duque ruso 'lo
! hace", naturalmente, Lucien Guitry.
Sacha, hasta ell final de la comedia,
ignora que es el hijo natural del gran
duque y de la profesora de canto y
piano de Ivonne Printemps, en- la obra
hija de un nuevo rico, representado
por ell excelente copnico Polin. Sacha
e Ivonne Sc casan, despu5s &c varias
peripecias de vodevil. La profesora
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

FL CAPTAIN HURTADO VA AL
NORTE CON SESENTA DIAS DE
LICENCIA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14

to de San Juan ST. Miguel Hurtado,
una licencia de sesenta dfas para tras
ladarse a Estados Unidos en- use de
licencia, EN- compailfa de su distingui-
da familia. PrObablemente ell Sr. Hur-
tado embarcard la semana pr0Xima
ell el vapor Edith" de la Bull Insu-
lar Line, que Sc espera salga de este
puerto dentro de dieZ dfas.
Els casi SECURE que ell jefe Bennett,
nombrara al jefe de distritO de Baya-
mon Miguel Berreteaga, para que CO.
mande ell distrito de San Juan, duran
te la ausencia del Sr. HurtadO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-14
NINA ARROLLADA POR UNA
GUAGUA.

En- la parada once de Santurce, fue
arrollada aver por la guagua No NJ
"A, la nina Aida Roses, de tres amos
V medic de edad, ocasionandole una
fuerte confusion en- ell brazo izquierdo
Y otra en- la mano del mismo brazo,
siendo asistida por ell DIR. Lopez de la
Rosa.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Danielson were
hosts Monday evening fer o'clock
dinner in honor Of their son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Danielson. The dinner
menu featured chicken, and was serv-
ed at table prettily decorated in
lavender and white, with plates placed
for 10.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-01
10 YEARS AGO
Looking Backward to Index Files

The body of Greek laborer, who
was drowned while working on the
extension of the Idaho Northern
through the canyon above Banks, was
seen floating down the river near the
Horseshoe Bend power plant and was
iiaasseeeaa by cowboy and brought to
shore.
Emmett's peach crop is estimated
at $50 carloads. The Henry Cooke
orchard is estimated to yield a car
load to the acre.
Burglars broke into DR.. Reynolds
office and stole a case of obstetrical
instruments valued at $780,
Wool buyers are paying 18 cents a
pound for choice wool. This is said
to be the highest price in the history
of this section.
There are 16 graduates from the
high school this year, They are: Es-
tella Critics, Catherine Davis, John
Gary, Randall Haylor, Percy Kar,
Sam King, Everett Knipe, Alice Lark,
Sibyl Majors, Harold McCrossin,
Hazel Moore, Chester Moore, Leona
Moore, Madge Reed, Don Sanders and
Hattie Shannon.
Worry is felt over the spread of the
alfalfa weevil, and it is said that the
much despised English sparrow is an
arch enemy of the weevil.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Shaw were given
a happy little surprise Saturday
evening. when about 10 Of their
friends motored out to their home east
OF town and spent the evening. Visit
ing was enjoyed with music and Rock
to make the evening = jolly one.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-06-01

The Ladies Aid Of the Presbyterian
church are meeting this afternoon
Thursday with Mrs. Ray Coon. Mrs.
Jas. Barry and Mrs. Anderson.