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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-09
Pasa 4 Ia "a.

t-ucciones prec!sas de Washington. Sc
abrirfa eI experdio de licores como
dc costu-nbre. Con esta pronesa :os
sedientos pasajHcos consintieron en-
hace- {. viaje
El gran buqae majestic" par-i6
llevando bo-do l;cores por valor
de $4,000, sin que los empiea3os de
"a aduana impidieraa 81 saida.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-09
PROHIBICION PARA LA
VENTA DE LICORES
EN- LOS BUQUES
Comenzara a regir Ell dia
IA del actual, para los
barcos extranjeros que
salgan del pals

WARRINGTON, octubre S.-Ano-
che conuric6 el Departamento del
Tesoro que las disposicicncs dictadas
por q Procur&do- General Daugher-
~. respecto a n prohibition de trans
portar IcO-es en los buques. no Sc
apIicard sino nasta el Il de octubre
para todos los buques eXtranjcroS
que salgan dc puevtcS americaHos
asi como para todos los buqucs amt
ricaroS que Saigan de puertoS eX-
t-anie:os dcspu5s &C esa fecha- Esa
pr6rroga Sc cou:edi6 ea vista de q e!
presidente Harding 10 crey6 p-acti-
co haccr que "a Ley tie "a Prohibition
de ventas = t-aasporte de licores e.
los buques clt. ira e. vigor inmedi;.-
tamen;e.
La ley s1!ameRte Sc aplcard iame-
d!atamer:e a .os buques americanoS
que Sc hallen en- pucrtos de los Est4-
dos Cridos.
NUEvA YORK, octubre S.-Les
buques que !lega-on hoy este puer
to. comenza-on q sentir los efectos
de IA aplicaci6a de IA ley prohibicio-
nista. pues todos e!ios. sin teaer en-
cuenta su racionaidad. fueron abor-
dados po- los empleados aduanales
que cerraroa sellaron ia cauciaa al
que Sc vendia !ico-, y aua las ex!s-
tencias particuiares de Lcores, &c los
otic!ales y nla-ineros.
En- los ulomen;os en- CUE iba par
tir un .buQue americana para Europa
aluchos pasajeros trataTon dc abac-
donarTo por el tenor de no poder to-
mar III vaso de ltcor dlrante "a tra-
vesia. = solo putio de-enerlos ia pro
mesa de los eInpleadcs del bIq1e. que
les n,anisestsroa que 8 faita de ias-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-09
Ia CONTINUATION DE RElLLYEN
PUERTO RICO SERIA FUNESTA
Tai dcen los deres del Partido nionisa quenes han
reanudado la campaHa para consegur la remocion del
gobernante puesto por el Gobierno americana

de que cooperen a nantenerlo en- el
poder"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-09
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
2 larger circulation Ihan any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-09

Pssa g "a pas. 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
State Officials TrytO Escape
Blame for Pardon of NOlte

some from whom have heard. the
falls" Statement br!n- that IN" prose
cutting attorney had rCcOmrn'nncd'
after having discovered that Mott" had
not been righrrully convicted
further tiud that there VA another
puolI> h"r who's" nam" vas not men
toned m IN" TELEGRAPH article. Th'
two plShliShnrs. whose names we're
published. SCI up their letters the TACT
that Notes father WAS an 0Id'um'
printer and tina, il the officers CouIG
in conscience aud consistent with
their ohli"aIions do anything Tor
NOTES morhcr II would be appreci
atrd
The other publisher who's" name
Was nor mentioned Was Mr. George A.
I.aughlin He went so far as 10 make
,hn misrepresentation that The muir
der Wa, the result OF a drunken Draw!
WHOM 49, Il matter u; Tact Jack Note
>wurr h"iorc the jury that h" was
power under ;hC influence Of liquor
in his lie. and thai II" had drunk but
tur.c ";,lSsrs Of beer on the day thH'
h" shot Ritz. and that Ritz had drunk
bu; 'yIo
The statement BY l.aughiin thai ne
was never before in trouble and an
industrious workman Is also not true
lie hrlon2ad 10 Il notorious ganG
thar InuirG !" 4 saloon on Market street
AMI va known TO be crowd OF de
:, N"ra.c> aud moral rcrvertS by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
ROTARY OFFICERS
INSTALLED TUESDAY
Y,.osr Baum Now President, An
nouRo3s Hls Sslsc tom OF Com
Mtbseeo Sur TSAi.

tn" nov on 'ceI1 o. e0S nFtNt' S'""
wcr" 3r-tai e.! in their offices a. IL"
clubs re- ;ular meeting held yesterday a.
lhr M,Iurr h"teL They were 40 fol-
lows: Ja.:rrr Rnum president: john
DAVIS. yirc-rdcs dent: Ar'h McNn'r
~r,rr,nry, Fred Fox. treasurer, and
rI,h" short sergeant a. arms
E"tarlan Kent l.. Hail mad" hr!"i
ialk Urging the club To org'tnlH" ir""r
ur Eny scouts TO be KNOW as The
"Inrnrv Trnnp." His suggestion met
with approval
The following members o. the '.un
VII! 20 Ia Washington. IA. Friday ami
attend Il meeting 81 IN" E"tHrN there.
QUO S"hcnk. ". r Elliott, Fran"
S,r@g=.n- JoscpG NaNirr and Jasper
Baum.
The new rrmmitlers for the year
lG.a-.: appointed to-day by PRESIDENT
Baum. are Is follows: Public Affairs g
Il. Il Navlor chairman; j. l.. ZONES.
Louis ll"rkhrImrr. A. l.. Dlrirh. G""rf"
l.uuh George \. I.aughl;n. !, n M"r-
r,mnr: Educational -- Edward ir""tH"r.
chairman: Charles l. Wrmuic. sherwood
'~'. ~ \ Ia! I"r. Louis Kraft Murray
Mcr'asllry and icorE" BAILEY. Enter
la!un-nt--T Thomas Hayes, chairman
,N,ir Short. Thomas Downing, Alien
VI - AVhiN~, HAIRY M'N'lH' III IKE.
Fickcs and Herbert Dunlap. F"ll"" Sh'r
Rev j T.. l.rN"nhcrGcr. chairman
Anthony Mayer. ". II Mrtznrr. WtIhIr
MrrircSnr. W, W. Irwin. Harry Spears
and l.. H. stump Boys Work - F'rank
Il Srrurgins. chairman: IT. q. Forte,
Fred Fox. e T.. r;IthrnS Walter Mar
shall ont" S"hcuk and charles sou
u,h"rn M"uu-Frank Car'nhau'r chair
man: Th""d"rc BLyha and Albeit
SCht!r"r.
Miss Mu"rtI Wagner S"loiSt and Nan
Smith arTnUranisL and Scl"}n Eo"
man soloist contributed 30 ~" proEra n
WIN many. delightful numbers.
Among the guests Of TIA" club wer"
t."ta,n e. \ Rudn or l:E"nk'Nn. :.
Y. guest of R"tarian +. - Dancer,
pr John \ GO"n of liHrr"yS. Ia. guest
81 I.,iIrian Or. =. II CLAWS: Ralph A.
Wagner. guest rf R"tarI'tn Edward T:
Wagner: charles Schneider. columbus,
; guest ot Ro;arian O'to Srh"nE: 10 F"N.
1.G,~t ~ I'utrr!Hn Thomas Downing and
EOiariau Walter \ SNOW or tIurk*burS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
NARCOTIC CASES
Will b Tried Thursday in rsdsrA
court-ThrsS Liquor Cases To-day.

Tho raers on the docket IN federal
cnur, today are Frank rrusak. D. u.
Kelly and Tom Spin. All will be ar
rLIcrnh on charges OF violating the ma
t:rnaI prohibition Law.
Alleged violAtors ~ tho Harrison mar
,.n,i.. a.; will com" up for trial Thurs.
dav. The defendants are New Wilson.
L;I2ir Wilson. Harry Evans. Tony NC
EinSry. James Brock and Grace Brock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
WI EELlNG TELEGRAPH NAMES
TWO WHEELING BllSHsRS,
BUT HIDES NAME OF
lAUGHllN.
LAUGALlN LETTER PLEAD FOR
JACK NOLTE AND STATED
AN UNTRUTA CONCERN
ING THE CASE.
LETTERS OF OTHERS ONLY FOR
NAL EXPRESSIONS OF SYM.
PATTY FOR MOTHER OF
PRISONER.
MCKEE AGAIN OENouNCES PAR.
DON AS PUBLIC DISGRACE
DECLARES IT CAN'T BE
JUSTIFIED.
" hcelinG. ". Va.

MAY ,, ".
To the Editor Of the intelligence.
1 On yesterday evening there ~"
peared a statement, or rather an rN
PLANTATION. OF the pardon Of Jack Mott"
in the Wheeling Telegraph. IN which
K was stated that Il conditional par
don was granted after an appeal from
three publishers. the trial judge and
other citizens Of The district. lind
that there was Il petition. which .eau
as follows:
I'VE. the undersigned. members OF
the Jury in he case OF rhr State OF
West Virginia aSLin>t JoEn Nnitr
hereby respectfully recommend rNrcG
live cIemency to be- extended 10 the
said John Noltr."
am advised thai falls" representa-
tons were made 10 these jurors 10 90.
tain their s!SuatGrys. AZ least rs 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
BICKEL TRIAL MAY 10
Accused Former Minister Pleads lot
Guilty on Obscene Nal Charge

Charles George Bickle, former minis.
toy IF New York entered plea or not
guilty to It charge OF sending obscene
IrrtrrS through the mails. yesterday at
fedora! court. His trial has been set for
Ma IL. Attorney J. J. T. O'Bricn will
h.. MS counsel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
Who Wrote the Letters?

\ personal explanation may some.
limeS hc necessary.
The Wheeling Telegraph Yesterday
afternoon carried 4 telegram from
Charleston stating in explanation OF
the pardon Of John Nolte that peu.
ton Tor his pardon waS signed by Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10

llun T. \ Era~' p.'. me- 49, ''.
ri NC Idrk .'.-uu"" >s''~ - 1t if''A'''
cuisines. n,ar ~ rl.,' r.ty. sI,c'H esI sr-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-10
Hesduones from Slight Colds

Laxative BROMO QlININE Tablets re-
,icyc the IIca La g 10y curing the ro'd
\ tnn.' laxative and germ d"s,rut"r.
Thc genuine hears 'hc signature of IL;
". Grove. (Be sure YOU get BROMO)
@0c.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
|NF0RNAT|UN|

Pomeroy, Ohio. - In etajul al
treilea de la scoala Syracuse
College sa gasit ieri un sarpe, a
carui prezenta acolo nu 'si-o
poate explica nimeni. Reptila a
fost ucisa imediat de studentul
George Mcbride.
Stockholm. = Gu tOate ca am
basada ruseasca de La Riga a. des-
mintit stirea despre otravirca lui
Lenin, correspondence ziarului
Svenska Dagbladet anunta ,ca el
a obtinut dovezi sfSure e deSpre
aceasta.
Newark, Ohio. - In urma yo-
taref cOnsiliului communal. motnl.
nea care cerea ca rupatorii de
ereya sa fie scosi din oras, ma
reusit.
Stockholm. In Snedia cir.
cula svonul ca gnvernul va incer-
ca sd mareasca flota tarii.
Sofia Aici s'a incepnt o cam
panic strajnica pentru prohlbirea
beuturilor spirtpoase.
80 /.
Peking. Cele mai multe ziare
|cer convocarea imediata parla-
mentulni 81 roaga pc presedintele
Ii Yuan-hung sd ia masuri dras-
tice contra militaristilor carl
nneltesc contra planului de unfit
carea Chinei.
Warren, Ohio. Individul
Evan Evans, care in ziua de q
Msiu q ucis- pc locuitorul Patrick
Jones, . fost exsminat de doctori
IG gasit ed medium 81 deci neres.
'ponsabil de fapta ~. Dupa termi-
narea procesului el fost trans
portal Ia spitalnl din kima.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
DIN fUCA C()NDf|OlU|

OlN tUCA CODtlUlUl
Meritul amorului este ca nici cand
nuSi cunoaste valoarea sa adeva.
rata.
il
Fiecare istorie are doua laturi !;
uncle au patru 81 un tavan.
.
Gu cat mai departe fuge 0 fata
de I'm ON cu atat mai repede il
poate inhata in jug.
Cultivarea vocei: spaima veci-
nilOr.
Minune: nici un aviator ma fos,
Omorit eri.
Am cetit intr'u ziar urmato-
rul titlu: 'Cantec 81 plan inla-
tura panicul''. Oar de multcori
aceste doua 81 cauzeaza panicul.
"a
Harding zis deunazi: 'Ne-am
reintors la viata normala". Tnii
cred ca sa referit la ordonarea
trlpelor federale in regiunile
| de greva.
q
Omul care ,sa spanzurat de
teama sa nn-si piarda averea, STA
|Aradus in realitate sentimentele.
| A
Sahul Persiei cheltuit um million
in Paris. Gu cat mai multi este
suma aceasta dccat suma ce-a
castigat ell prin munca?
&
Statul Nevada a condamnat pc
, chinezi la moarte. Acum n 'au
mai ramas in viata decat 499 .999.
99s.
| i
Am vazut eri un ON ce purta
ghete facute din piele alba $
bruna. Ell discuta despre vanita
tea femeiasca.
a
81 am vazut bunica purtand
rochii scurtc pana aproape de ge
nunchi 81 vorbia despre MODESTO
femeilor de pc vremea ei''.
"a
Institutul astronomic Spune c;
vremea Sc poate profeti cu sast
luni fnainte. Ce este mai tsor
In lanuarie viitor va Fl mai rec,
decat acum.
| q
| Am uitat culorile steagulul
irlandez. dar sunt sigur ca n "a,
steag alb.
| q
O femeie Zis cd tinerilor |,
plac fetele rusinoase. Depinde c;
!de ce sunt rusinoase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
"AMHSfsaE>~

VOia, un DatfAn III eTaCe Gle Od 0e
ami, fost gasit spanzurat intr 'un
gra.jd. Politia crtde' Ca Sc afla in
fata mui Gag de sinucidere.
Washington. Samuel Com
pers, presedintele federated num-
|citoresti din America, declarat
ca tara merge spre o stare de
irresponsabilitate 81 ca greNa mi
pelor 81 cea cailor ferate sunt
doua chestii carl trebuesc sd
puma intreg poporul pc ganduri
Washington. - Directorul pos
telor cllmp;lrat callciucurl de
automobile i'm valoare de peste
$2O0.0O0. zicand ca era posibil sa
Sc simta ncvoia ca scrisorile sa
fie transportate cu automobilele.
eamioane. Aceasta din cauza gre
vel de la caile ferate.
McAdoo, Pa. - I'm foe, carui
origina nu s'a putut stabili pana
acum, distrus scoala parochiala
81 biserica Sfanta Maria, cauzand
o paguba de 100000. Biserica
era polonilor, lar la scoala Sc
preda limba poloncza.
New York. - Charles r. Mil
Ter, redactornl ziarului New
York Times de pess;t,es 40 de ami, a
murit ieri dupa boala lie cateva
luni. Miller, care era unul dintre
eel mai buni redactori' americanl
STA inceput ca1!itra ziaristica prin
anul 1872.
Pittsburg, Pa. Fata Ana
Hickey, in etate de 20 de ami. a
fost gasita ieri dimineata zacand
fara constiinta intro strada dos.
Mica orasului. Era pima de rani
81 hainele de pc ca ii erau sdren.
tuite toate. Niste cunoscuti al
declarat politiei ca o vazuserd
seara preumblandu-se intr 'un au'
tomobil impreuna Gu trei tineri
Atlantic City. - Agentii prohi
bitiei, facand perchizitii pc Ia
tOate lOcalurile de la resortul bal
ior de mare de aici, an confisca1
sampanie, vim 81 bere in valoart
de peste 100000. Perchizitia "a
meeput in urma unei scrisori an0
nme, sosita la oficiul prohibited
in care Sc spunea ca La bale dir
Antlantic City toata lumea 81
lnncaca, nu in apa, ci in vim.
| GrookstOn. Mimi. - Federati,
muncitorimei din statul MinnesO
ia a votat o motiune prin ear,
cere liberarea vinului de sub lege,
prohibited 81 darea nnei gratifi
oatii banesti yeteranilor de raz
boiu, gratificatie care sa sc adun,
prin punerea de mari take aslppr,
lmbogatitilor de razbOi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
CONFLICTELE DE MUNCA
IN BRAILA 81 GALATI.

Sc site, ca IN ultmul tlnFp au
deelarat in oraslh nostru II con-
flicte de mnnea, pentru a caror
aplanare $ 'au urmat 81 sc con-
tlnua inca, tratatMe..
I In urma acestOr tratatiye au
fost aplanate cOnflietele ivite in.
tire carntassi, rujari 81 hamali deo-
parte 81 caseIe cOmerciale de alta
parte. S'au ineheiat cu acessta
ocazlune contracte collective pen
tru reglementarea muncii in port.
Alte doua .conflicte au fOst a.
planate prin caderea la un acord
a partilor cognbatante, lar alte
doua, neputand fl aplanate in
6ursui tratativelor, aq fost tri-
mise inaintea Comisiunei de ar.
bitraj, a carei h0tarare este de.
finitiva.
Actualmente, snnt in ours, ira
tative pentru solutionarea restu.
lui de conflicte. Trei din aceste
conflicte, nrmeaza sd fie 81 .ele
supuse arbitraiului in cnrsul ace.
stei saptamani.
La Galati, sunt setuaamente in
cnrs, trei conflicte, pentru .
caror aplanare> se armeaza de
catWa tlmp tratative. sub supra
vegherea d-lui inspector a Mi
nisterului muncii Tufni
Doua din cele trei conflicte yor
veni inaintea arbitrajului.
Din ''Curierul.s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-21
IN DRUM sPkE MxNAsT1
REA 1GEkA.

Petre Dorm, avocat G. Veliscu 81
%. Petrov ni-am dus sa ne convin.
gem de vederile 81 sitnatia safe
nilor. dupa Valea Milcovului din
sus de Odobesti. De indata ce am
iesit din Odobesti sc ridica pc
malul stang al Milcovului ''Ceta-
tuia" nnde Sc gasesc urmele
"Cetatei Craciuna", de unde tre
Gem apoi prin satrll bogat de
podgorie: Brostenii. De aci in
sus este I'm contrast izbitor intre|
frumnseta naturala acestor To-
curi 81 reaua stare materiala 81
culturala in care sc gasesc aceste
date.
Trmele lasate de urmasii ten.
tonilor 81 ilui Atila sunt 81 as,
taxi Visible, 81 podurile ce legan
odinioara satele Aroa, Capatanu,
Valea -Rea 81 Mera nici astazi nu.
sunt refacute, asa ca in caz de
ploi satele acestea raman COM
lplect isolate, pana dlrpa retrage
rea apci.
Dorinta de pamant este asa de
mare incat satenii din comuna
Capatanu sunt multamiti 81 vor.
besc de bme pc proprietarii o.
kowski 81 Dimitriu carl si-au par.
celat padurea 81 all vindut-o la
sateni in loturi. Singura distrac-
| tie 81 loc de intalnire al satenilor
in ri de sarbatoare este carciuma
unde tineri de 16-2O ami in ju.
rnl muzicei care lie canta, beau 81
lpun la Gale lucruri ce numai la
carciuma Sc pot discuta. Dapa un
merS de 0 jumatate de CARA tot
pc abba MilcOvului sc formeaza
ldeodata un platon de o frumu-
seta rara, 81 priveliste nespus
de placuta ochilor pc malul stang
al Milcovului. Aici Sc afla satul
Mera cu case raslete 81 gospodarii
saracite de razboin.
| Satenii in portul ior national
mocanesc, vioi 81 foarte primitori
sunt gata la orice raspuns 81 ex-
plicatii. Din discutie desprimi
acea inteligenta care nu asteapta
decat prilej pentru SO mani
| fiesta.
/ Ne spun de lipsa de pamant,
char Gu noua Slnproprietarire ;
de lipsa de vite, care li-au fost
furate in timpul ocupatiei 81 care
constituiau una din ocupatiile lor
de predhectie 81 lie era singur1ll
VENT ca nu li-au putut cumpara
asa usor stiindu-se ca perechc
de bOi costa 800 lei. 81 ca Sta.
tut nu liza dat mimic din cele a.
duse de la dusman, mai ales aici
undp fOst regiunea frontului.
Am admirat tesaturi in casa
lui Ion Merauta, care an fost sea.
pate de nemti 81 care stunt lucrari
de adevarata arta nationala, do.
vedind ca Vrincenii lui Stefan.
Mare nu All uitat celia ce Tau
Invatat inaintasii lor.
Cum an aflat satenii de moi
unnl cate unm yeniau de Sc ali
peau la grupul nostru $; impreuns
am vizitat in deal M8n&stires
Msra, zidita de domnitorul Con
Istantin Cantemir Ia 1875. care
este incunjurata de ziduri inalte
Isl care devenia fortareata ii
lItinlp de lupte. Biserica devenist
81 ca ruina, dar din toata sara
cia lor satenii an pus mana d,
Ia mana 81 au refacut-o; au 81 III
, calugar care face slujba. Unii dir
sateni ne spuneau ca cei CT
'Crucea", deeat le punea mnic;
sa lie cante la alegeri 81 sd le des
vim de baut, mai bine facea ace
bani DAME Sfintei Manastiri.
in drum spre manastire an
trecut pc Ia locuinta 1nvatatoru
lui Galatanu, care desi cnnoscu,
noua, dar pentru motivul Cd est
Liberal gasit de cuviinM a ne
ocoli 81 de a refine parte dir
oamenii ce cautau sa ne intova
raseasca.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reichers re-
turned Friday from Wells. Nevada
where they met their daughter, Mar
garet. who had been In California
for the past year for the benefit OF
her health.
The +. T.. Woods family on about
June 1 will move into the residence
property on Sixth street that will be
made vacant by the removal OF the
Il. l.. Peek family into the Klaas
property on Yakima avenue.
FRESH VEGETABLES ~ Wood
Mercantile cucumbers, tomatoes
cabbage. radishes. lettuce. straw
berries. sweet potatoes. and Bermu-
da onions. advertisement.
Time to put down eggs while they
are water glass Will do the
trick. Modern Drug Shop-adver-
tisement.
Mr.. and Mrs s. McGinnis and
family left by auto Tuesday for their
former home IN Oklahoma. They will
go by way OF Idaho Falls. TO visit Mrs.
McGinnis' brother at that place.
Miss Julia Wood. OF Twin Falls,
spent the week end at the home OF
her sister, Mrs A. T. Craig. Miss
Wood will graduate this week from
the Twin Falls high school.
The young daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fehrenbacker OF Peavey
had the misfortune Sunday to lose the
end OF finger in an engine.
Mrs. Bert Munger Is patient at
the county hospital. She Is expected
to return to her home here In few
days.
Dale Chapman. who for the past
week or more has been patient at
he government hospital In Portland.
i reported to be improved In health.
His malady was diagnosed as bron-
hits.
Use the Records clas-
sified columns if you
to buy, sell, trade,
recover, rent or work.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18

Miss Grace McGinnis. principal Of
the primary school will leave Sunday
for the coast she will enroll in a
summer session at the Washington
State Normal school at Bellingham.
Miss Hazel Gardner, who has been
an instructor in the grade schools
will return to her home in Kansas to-
morrow
The final business session for the
season OF the Filler Woman's club
was held at Masonic hall yesterday
afternoon. AT a committee meeting
the previous evening II was decided
10 hold the annual Apple Blossom lun
cheon In the Methodist church dining
rooms on Friday next. Al the meet
Ing yesterday Mrs. f. c. Graves ac-
cepted her recent reelection to the
presidency OF the club.
Mrs Charles Bemenderfer return
ID Sunday from ogden where she
was called the previous week by SER
ious Illness in the family OF her son.
Hugh.
Mrs. Alice Bourquin. returned TO
her home In Waterloo. Iowa, yester
day afternoon after having spent
fortnight here visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ID Conner. Mr. Conner is her fos-
ter brother. She was the center OF
a group OF dinner parties and enter
tainments given In her honor. the |
first OF which was given at the r. f. |
Moore home Thursday evening. Mrs. |
cOnnor charmingly entertained a |
number OF Mrs. Bourquin's friends /
afternoon. Delicious re-
freshments were served at the con
clusion OF the afternoon to the fol
lowing guests: Mesdames w. A
Shear, A. o. Madland. T. f. Moore
Z. Showers. D. f. Chapman, r. S
Armes. George Leonard. w. p. Shinn.
George Erhardt. III. II. Schildman.
!. w Tanner, and Charles Stroud
hrs Bourquin and the Connors, were
quests at family dinner Saturday
evening given by Mrs. w p. Shinn
Or. and Mrs. r. S. Armes entertained
or the visitor at dinner Sunday. and
N Monday Mr.. and Mrs. George Leon
Ird were hosts. This is the second
rip Mrs. Bourquin has made to this
eetion. She is enroute home from
outhern California where she spent
he winter.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18
Local Mews Motes

Miss Gertrude Walter, OF the high
school faculty. left Sunday evening
for the University OF California at
berkeley where she will enroll for
the summer session in that institu-
lion.
Or. and Mrs T. l.. CARNEY. and
young son. were among those who
spent Sunday In the delightful Snake
river canyon They were guests
az the John 5. GourIey ranch
Try the drug store first adycr-
tlsemcnt
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-05-18

Fred Kiaas has returned from
Missouri where he went several weeks
ago from Washington. accompanied
BY his brother. Noble, a former res
ident here. who had been In a sana-
forum Ia the last mentioned state
Among the present. and former
Filler young people who are this
week graduating from the Twin
Fails high school are EstelIe Louis
conani. John Iloughteiin. oetavia
Williamson aud Blanche Ripley.