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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-26
MORELAND
Received July 10

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Foreman re
turned to Pocatello last Friday.
Henry Belknap of Glens Ferry il
here on business.
Miss Violet England went tt
Thomas the last of the week on &
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, of Colorado
are at her fathers home, George
Ferreles.
Miss Sarah Mcbride and friend
was in town during the week.
Elmer Farnsworth was in Poca-
tello looking after his business there
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY Christensen
went to Wapello the last of the week.
Charles Crouch and family re-
turned from Star Valley the last of
the week, where they have been
visiting their daughter Mrs. lett.
Miss Lily and Hortence Richard
son returned to their home in Hamer
the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leavett of Lewiston,
Utah and their son and his wife and
children, of cornish, Utah, spent a
few days at their relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs.. Leavetts.
Monday the Seagull girls met at
the home of Mrs. Ida Mcbride, and
held their weekly meeting
Frank Brown is in Pocatello look
ing after business for Mr.. Farms
worth:
Mrs. Frank Decker and children
left for Hamer, Idaho, for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Richardson.
The Boy Scouts left Monday morn
ing, with their leader, virgie Nc
Bride, across the desert to the Lost
river for a weeks outing. There
were nineteen that went on the trip.
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take whatever steps he may deem
necessary to prevent confirmation
or hearing, of the report of the com
missioners of said drainage distric
on May 81, 1918.
In the Matter of o. S. l.. Leases fol
Highway Purposes Along the Rail
road Track in Bingham County.
The Oregon Short Line Railroad
company, thru its attorney, II. B
Thompson, having submitted twenty
five year leases covering right-of-
way for Yellowstone National Park
Highway along said company's
tracks from Blackfoot to the north
line of Bingham county. Acting
upon the advise of County Attorney
! Hamilton Wright, the Board of Com
missioners refuses to sign said
leases, with instructions that the
Clerk of the Board notify Mr..
Thompson of their action in this
matter.
In the Matter of Appointing Deputies
of County Officers.
The following appointment of
deputies having been made by GER
tain county officers, the same is
hereby ratified:
Deputy Per Month
Vern Reynolds, assessors Of
nee S5.OO
Vida Williams, auditor and
recorder ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
Ruth Chapman, treasurer and
tax collector .------ $500
E. M. Christensen, sheriff
EN-. Christensen, sheriff without pay
In the Matter of Allowance for Mrs.
Chris Fechner.
Mrs. Chris Fechner appeared be-
fore the Board, stating that she was
in destitute circumstances and that
her husband was incarcerated in the
Bingham county jail as a federal
prisoner, having been convicted of
the violation of the national prohibit |
tion law. Upon investigation by the |
Board and it appearing that the said
party was in need of assistance, 1t |
was ordered, that monthly allow
ance of $1,000 be made for her
sustenance during the remainder of
the term for which the prisoner is
incarcerated.
In the Matter of Caring for j. Nj.
Walker an Aged Person.
1t appearing to the Board that ].
M. Walker was in need of assistance
on account of being aged and infirm,
1t is Ordered that Mrs. Mary Henesh
be allowed the sum of $500 per
month for boarding the said j. M.
she having expressed her
to assist in this matter.
In the Matter Of Approving Report
of Bingham County Farm Bureau.
The Bingham County Farm
Bureau having filed the report for
the month of April, the same was ex-
AHMED, approved and ordered filed
by the Board of Commissioners.
Ordered, that the Board do now
adjourn until Wednesday, May 16,
1928.
w. T. ENGLAND,
Chairman.
ATTEST:
H. A. BENSON, Clerk.
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Only One Price for Success.

There is but one method of success,
and that is hard labor; and man
who will not pay that price for dis
tinction had better ut once dedicate
himself to the pursuit Of the fox
Sydney Smith.
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May 10, 1923
STATE OF IDAHO,
County of Bingham, SIS:
The Board of Commissioners met
at their office this day, pursuant to
adjournment of the fourteenth
there being present Chairman w. T.
England, Nelson Miller and John r.
Williams, members and H. A. Ben
son, clerk, when the following mat
tiers came on for considerations:
In the Matter of Allowing Claims
Against the Current Expense Fund
of Bingham County.
The Current Expense Claims be-
ginning with No. 299 and closing
No ALP having been filed subsequent
to the last meeting of the Board, at
which claims were allowed. They
were presented to the Board at this
time, who examined, audited and APP
proved said claims and authorized
and directed the county auditor to
draw warrants in payment of said
claims, except those that may have
been for some reason rejected, said
warrants beginning with number
402 and closing with number 545,
and amounting to the sum
OF ------------------------ 1,ZSZ.15
Current Expense Funds
expended prior to date 20,373.22
Total Current Expense
Claims Issued to Date 27,605.97
Nature Amt. Claim
Claimant Of Claim Allowed
E. M. Kennedy, double as
sessment s2OO.OOI
E. M. Kennedy, double as
sessment -..... 1S5.0Ol
A. B. Stephens, salary -...-..- 1861
George R. Ezell, salary .------- 1850
G. G. Clark, salary -------------- 10000
H. A. Benson, salary --..-- 1867
Ruth F. Hillard, salary ...-. 1850
Jessie Lloyd, salary ..-.-- 10000
Florence Mallory, salary .-..- 10000
Zula Halverson, salary .--. 1888
Arthur Manwaring, salary -. 1867
Orson Davis, salary ----- 10000
Hamilton Wright, salary ---. 1850
Ethel M. Wright, salary - 1900
James e. Good, salary -.-- 1867
Grace M. Stevens, salary 10000
Grace Faulconer, salary $500. 1867
Anna Powell, salary ------.----- 10000
Margaret Ward, salary .------ 1867
Puma Pelkey, salary --. 10000
E. Milton Christensen, salary AIT
Ed L. Egli, salary -- 1888
DR.. w. E. Patrie, salary 1890 5000
w. T. England, salary - 41.65
Nelson Miller, salary .- 41.65
John r. Williams, salary $500 41.65
Tom Brown, salary - 1000
Maude Crump Dodge, salary 5000
Matte Waters, salary -..- 1850
Mrs. Flora Ravens, tempo
rary allowance --..-.-A. 1900
Jane Howell, temporary al
lowance .--....-....-,.--.-.. 1000
P. ]. Fjelsted, account J. P.
Jensen, temporary allow
ance $1,000
Annie Kruse, temporary al
lowance .,-....--......-..,........ 1000
Elizabeth Wilkinson, tempo
rary allowance -. 1900
Edwin Watson, temporary
allowance .-- 10.00i
Mary Marin, temporary al
lowance ---------.-- -... 1000
Mrs. Sarah e. Allen, widows
pension ------- 500
ethel Anderson, widows
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Underwood Typewriter Co.,
typewriter, superintendent $500
Vernon Wray, field assessor $500
Weitbrecht Stationery Co.,
office supplies ------------ 28.47
Vida Williams, deputy -------- 22.66
Hamilton Wright, expenses. 1886
]. R. Williams, expenses ------ 50.4O
James Young, city map --.----- 1000
F. W. Pelkey, repairs .--.----- 1920
Hans. Peterson & Sons, sup
plies INDECENT ----------- 1000
First National Bank, Black
foot, account Ruth Chap
man, deputy -----------.--- $500
Seeger Bundle Co., account
R. P. Fackrell, field asses
sor .....- $500
Roy Kingsbury, collection
auto licenses --.-----.--. 1850
Calvin ,Moser, collection auto
licenses ....-. S1.5OI
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May IA, 1928

COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-07-26

In the above matter the following
County Bridge Claims, beginning
No. Is and closing No. "a, having
been filed subsequent to the last
meeting of the Board at which time
claims were allowed, were presented
to the Board at this time, who
audited, examined and approved said
claims and authorized and directed
the County Auditor to draw war
rants beginning No. IA and closing
No. A, against said fund in payment
of said claims, amounting to the sum
of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10
SECRETARIA EJECUTlVA

FL Gobernad0r ha aprobado una re
soluci6n adOptada p0r Ia Comisi0n de
la Policfa Inslllar, concediendo el re-
tiro al Policfa ST. Modesto Corsino
FL Secretario Ejccutivo la eXpedido
certificado de registr6 Ia corporation
del pals den0minada 'CIDRA AQUE-
DUCT COMPANY que tiene su olici-
Ma principal en- la calle Jose lie Diego
en- la poblaci6n de Cidra. Sc ha orga-
nizado esta corporation para estable
Ger un acueducto y suminStrar Y ven
der aqua. Su capital social 'autorizado
es de $2O,O0000. y sus iIcorporadores
son los Seilores ,Marcelino Santos Cas-.
trodd, jose Ferrer Ydzqucz Gregorio
Cort6s Y Grau, todos dc Cidra.
Han sido registradas en- la oficina
del Secretario Executive tie Puerto
Rico las sieguienteS marcas de fdbri-
ca:
Una de. III corporation de Inglate-
rra denolninada HUNTLEY & PAIL
MERS LTD. la Que consiste en- las pa
lablas I1UNTLEY & PALMERS' Sc
aplica a Ia vcnta de sallctas, .bizcocllos
Y confituras.
Dos de IA corporation del estado de
Delaware dcnominada p. f. COLLIER
& son COMPANY. las que consisten
en- las palabras TIE HARVARD
CLASSICS y THE FIVE FOOT
SHELF or BOOKS y Sc aplica la
venta de libros.j
Una de Ia tiI1na de Arecibo, Z. r.,
la que consiste en- In palabra 'ARKA-
DIA y Sc aplica a In venta de pfldo-
ras aperitivas reconstituyentes Y pre-
paraciones para casos de anemias, de
bilidad, etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10

/ Puerto Rico sosticne que la prima OBJ
tenida en- la venta de bonos municipal
les debe ser considerable como fondos
procedentes de la emission de bonos.
Juncos.-Aprobacion de la ordenan-
"a adoptada por la Asamblea Munich
pal en- noviembre %, 1925 para la
contradiction de un cmprestito de
$4,000 de algun banco persona pri-
vada a un interes que no eXceda del
por ciento anual, para la construc-
cion de una casa escuela de concrete
para Artes Manuales Y Ciencias Do
mesticas. Esta ordenanza es en- sus-
tituci0n la ordenanza municipal de
octubre a, 1923 incluye la disposi-
cion recomendada por el Consejo Eje-
cutivo en- su reunion de noviembre 10,
1923, que Sc refiere a la supervision
del Departamento del Interior en- la
construction de la casa escuela.
Sabana Grnde.--Aprobacion de la
ordenanza adoptada por la Asamblea
Municipal en- octubre 20, 1928 para
la contradiction de un empfestito de
$4,000 de un banco persona priva-
da a un interes que no exceda del s
por ciento anual.
! Utuado.-Aprobacion de la ordenan-
"a de la Asamblea Municipal de no
viembre 5, 1923 para la transferencia
de $4,000 de la partida para ayudar
al gobierno en- la construction de la
carretera Utuado-Jayuya, etc" a
CONSTRUCTION y equipo del ediicio de
la Alta Escuela" del emprestito de
100000.
Informado favorablemente por los
Comisionados de Educaci6n y del In
terror y por el Auditor.
Utuado.--Aprobacion de Ia ordenan-
"a adoptada por la Asamblea Munici-
pal en- noviembre 5, 1923, proveyen-
do que Ia prima de 1920 de la emf
sion de bonos dc esa municipalidad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10

Ohio denominada RoLLIN MOTORS
COMPANY, la que consistc en- III pa
labra 'RoLL4N', y Sc aplica la yenta
de Yehfculos lie motor de t0das classes.
automobiles, trucks etc. H""
= tina da la corporation del c4ado de
New York, denominada ALBANY PER
FORATED WRAPPING PAPER CO..
la que consiste en- las letras \. p. w.
enl combination con la representation
tie fisuras de niilos, y ~ apliea "A la
Yepta DC Pqpel sanitariQ y productqs
de papel;
ina de la corporation del cstado de
Illinois denominada PEP$IN SYRUP
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10
AcuerdoS adoptados en- la session
de anteayer por el Consejo Eje-
CutivO

Antes de aver las dos de la tarde
Sc reunio en- la Fortaleza, el Consejo
Executive, adoptando los acuerdos 81
guientes:
El Tesorero de Puerto Rico somete
informes recomendando:
Caguas.-Aprohacion de la ordenan-
"a de noviembre IA, 1928 para la con-
tratacion de un emprestito de $4,000
cue no eXceda del por ciento anual,
con cualquier banco persona priva-
da, estando sujeta esta aprobacion a
la condicion de que las dos primeras
partidas del emprestito no seran dedi-
cadas al aumento de partidas analo-
gas del corriente presupuesto, sino
que deberan invertirse para los fines
establecidos, sin hacer ningdn aumen-
to en- el presupuesto, de manera que
las entradas en- los libros seran he
chas de acuerdo con los reglamentos.
Carolina.-Aprobacion de la orde-
nanza del Concejo de Administration,
de octubre 80, 1923 para transferir
los $100 de Preparation Y manteni-
miento de carreteras puentes" a
"Sueldos de Cirujano Menor y Anna
de Llaves", del presupuesto de 1923.
"a.
acknowledgements de la
ordenanza adoptada por la Asamblea
Municipal en- noviembre 6, 1923 pro-
veyendo que la suma de $4,000, pri-
ma en- la venta de 100000 en- bonos
municipales, sea destinada para la
installation de un sistema de alumbra-
do electrico. La seccion II de la Ley
Municipal provee que "todo dinerc
que Sc tomare prestamo o que pro-
cediere de la emission de bonos otros
titulos de debitos, ingresara en- el te-
soro municipal Y Sc dedicara exclusi-
yamente a los fines especifcados en-
= la ordenanza que autorice el empires
tito;. y el Attorney General dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10

Dos Gje la corporation del estado de
New York, denominada THE 1IURA-
10 COMPANY, INC, las que consis-
tea en- las palabras 'CALCIAIO' y
'MURALO. y Sc aplica a Ii venta de
pA1turas. WA t.<t ~ ,'f- .".i|!
Una dc Ii; corporation del cStddo
de Wisconsin denominada OSHKOSH
MOTOR TRUCK MFG. co, la que
consiste en- la .palabra 'QSHkOSH. y
Sc ;plica. d Ia veata de automobiles.
Ina dc Ia corporation dcl 'cstado de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10

por $100, 900, sean usados para aumen-
tar la partida en- dicho emprestito ere
paracion del Puente Tres de Agosto"
Vieques.-Aprobaci6n de la orde-
nanza del Concejo de Administrator
de noviembre is, 1923, para la trans
ferencia de- 1,1OO de "Interes sobre
$40, 900 del emprestito de escuelas" a
"Compra, mantenimiento y reparacion
del equipo de escuelaS" del presupues-
to de 1923-24. ea 50 =, ..'@2s s.
Favorablemente informado por el
Comisionado de Education y por el
Auditor
Arecibo.-Aprobacion de la orde-
nanza adoptada por la Asamblea Mu-
nicipal en- noviembre %, 1923 para la
contradiction de un emprestito de
$4,000 del American Colonial Bank,
al por ciento anual, para la compra
de equipos de escuelas rurales y gra-
duadas.
Favorablemente informado por el
Comisionado de Education, ell Attor-
ney General y el Auditor.
FL Attorney General, a quien fue-
ron referidas las protestas de los
Sres. John Nuveen & Co., contra Ia
adjudication a la Provident Savings
Bank Trust Co. de la emission de bo-
nos de Guayama por $4,000 y Ia
emission de bonos de Lola ror. $4,000
la protesta de la Fajardo Sugar Co.,
contra la adjudication la Frovident
Savings Bank & Trust Co.. de la cmi-
sion de bonos de Fajardo por $500, 900
sometio informes eXponienGo que de
acuerdo con estas ordenanzas, prove
yendo para la venta de bono5 bajo el
procedimiento establecido por la Sec
cion 43 de la Ley Municipal, la auto
ridad y el poder para determinar ba-
10 que condolences debe hacerse la ad-
judicacion de una emission de bonos
recaen en- ell Board de Adjudication
y el Concejo de Administration de la
municipalidad interesada, v cuando
no existe fraude nj mala fe, la adju-
dicacion una vez hecha, constituye un
contrato Waldo; y que la question de
la existencia de fraude mala fe en-
casos de esta naturaleza es una cues
tion judicial. Declara que en- su OPT
Mon Ia accion del respective Board
lie Adjudication de Guayama, Lola
y Fajardo, es legal.
Culebra.-Requisicion de noviembre
+ 80, 1923 para materiales de oficina y
blancos.
Ell Secretario fu6 delegado, para
que este en- nombre del Consejo Eje-
cutivo, expresase al Sr. Juan B. Huy-
ke, su mas profundo de sentimiento y
simpatias, por la irreparable perdida
de su hija Sarah.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10
AuToP1ANos RErRoDUcToREs

81 desea I'd. tener un Auto-piano que
REPRODUCED felmente la Interpretation
que dan las obras maestras los gran.
des pianistas del mundo, compre uno
con accion Welte.Mignon, representado
aqui por T. Aguilar, San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10
CONSULADO DE ESPANA EN-
San JUAN De PUERTO RICO
A AVISO

Ell Consulate de Espaiia recuerda a
todos Jos espanoles que hayan cumpli-
do la edad de 20 amos, culaquiera que
sea su estado condicion, la obliga-
ci6n de pedir su inscription en- ell alis-
tamiento para ell servicio militar; obli-
gaci0n que Sc hace extensive a los pa
dres tutores asi como a las pefsonas
o Autoridades de 4quienes Sdependan
los Mozos. III - loa h"oh'oa JFt'e~
eu Los ln1ozos Que residan en- ell extra1-
jero solieitaran SUI inscription en- el
Aymtamiento donde habitaiip sus pa
dres tutores, 0 en- el de1a 1ltina ve-
cindad que estoss Ihdbiesdn tenido en-
;tettftofio nacional, si no eRabitan en-
af;'y a falta de los padres o tutores,
enicl Munieipio correspondence al I'll
timo domicilio de los propios intere-
sados antes de marchar al extranjoro.
Ell alistamiento en- los Municipios
comienza el primer dia de Enero y
termina el 81 del mismo mes.
Los espaiioles RESIDENCES en- Puerto
Rico que esten en- la edad de incluirSe
en- ell pr0Ximo alistamiento, o sea, to-
dos los que cumplan 21 amos en- el
transcurso del 1924, cuidaran de ser
incluidos en- los alistamientos de sus
pueblos respectivos; y deberan obte-
ner en- este Consulate de Espana, a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10

partir del primero de Enero pr6ximo
venidero, los certificates de talla v
reconocimiento fisico, asi como ell cer7
tificado del tempo que lleven de re-
sidencia en- la Isla; documentos que
deberan ser presentados en- los res.
pectiyos Ayuntamientos, precisamen-
te el primer domingo de Mario de
1924. r. .1'.
La falta de, presentation de esos JUS
tifcantes trae ,consigo Ia declaration
De pr6fugo, ,.,, .,,..,,a. e..,.,e,-,
c,ILo qqe, Sc eadyierte a los que Sc ha-
Hen en- lar edad marcadaj por9la ley pa
ia II. qple lprofuEen obtener con la anti
cipacion ,necesaris, los certificates de
que, ,queda hecho merito; en- evitacion
de los periuicios y de. las penalidades
que .su falta pudiera ocasionarles.
Igual obligation ticnen los que Sc
encuentran sometidos a revision por
inutilidades temporales. Estos han
de obtencr los certiticados facultati-
vos por conducto del Consulate en- San
Juan, P. R., y remitirlos a Espaia pa
ra su presentation en- ell precitado pri-
mer domingo de Mario de 1924.
San Juan de Puer. to Rico Di-
ciembre 1924.
Ell Consul de Espana
ERNESTO FREYRE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-10
CAMBIOS:

Dollars, New York;, 20 ctvs., p.
Libras, $4.42.
Frances, 1870, ID.
pesetnE, s4h9s, d.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department In the last tventy-four
hours:
Frank Niederstrasser, "a. 823a D at. Sc.
Joseph p. King. rs. 514 Irving st.
Mary Mcdonald, rs, 1859 Irving st.
Louisa Crystal. rs. 108 9th at. ne.
Katherine L. Burkholder. 90, 1920 NJ ct.
Mary s. True S3 Garfield Hospital.
Edwin G. Harwood, o., st. Elzabeth's Hos
pital.
James Grant, 72, 5000 11th St
Carles A. Pfender. jr, 18. 1915 N st.
Joseph Haslam, 81, George Washington Hos
pital.
Helen j. Koutroubis, IT, Gallinger Hospital
benjamin r. Lash, T5, SIT at Sc
Edward Reitenour. 65, sibley Hospital.
Clinton Wheeler, So Sibley Hospital
Annie Wipkey, 6s, Gallinger Hospital
George W. Iarboe, 6, Children's Hospital.
Stanley q. Posey, 8, 64S at. s.e.
Frederick Cox, 2, Georgetown University
Hospital
Doris snouffer. . 1902 ouarles st. ne.
Infant OF John and Bessie Moehrinx, 3
hours, Garfield Hospital
Infant OF Harvey and Frances Howard, 10
hours, George Washington University Hospital
Ardema Tolliver. 40, 1917 18th st.
Mary Lumbert, %, Freedmens Hospital
Annie Lewis. 80, 1918 37th ST.
Lemnei Franklin, IS, 1904 1st st. s.w.
Bonnie Challen, alias Jennie Davis, TO, st
Elizabeth Hospital.
Mary Wedge. OF, 62s Del ave. sw.
Charles Ii. Washington, 3s, Tuberculosi,
Hospital
Grace Mercer IS, I24s Florida ave.
Arthur Holmes, 3D. st. Elizabeth's Hospits
William G. Sheppard, 81, st. Elizabeth ;,
Hospital.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
WILL TALK ON SERVICE.
Sylvan King to Address Advertis-
ing Club Tomorrow.

Backing Up Advertising With
Store Service" is the subject OF an
address to be made by Sylvan King
before the Advertising Club OF WASH
tngton at It's weekly meeting 10
morrow at 1890 o'clock at the City
Club. The discussion on advertising
Washington, started at last week
meeting, will be continued, ano
committee authorized will be ap,
pointed. The committee authorized
at that meeting to investigate ana
report on methods and means 10 IN
vestigate and approve programs ana
other one time advertising meuid
has been appointed and VIII be at the
meeting. The committee Is composed
of G. Logan Payne, chairman; george
Snowden. Harry Hahn and Sylvan
Oppenheimer.
Plans are being arranged for what
is expected to be the biggest meet
ing Of the year to be held on the
evening of April II. when delega-
tion from the Richmond. Va. Adver-
tising Club will come to Washfngton
as the guests Of the local club. The
delegation will be led by Z. j. Hotze,
tr., their president. They are plan
ming a golf tournament with the
members of the Washington club In
che afternoon. followed by dinner
and a night meeting.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following:
Isaac Lucas and Beatrice Coleman.
Robert E. Ross of this city and Tremlllar
Wilkinson Of New York city.
william A. Soyells and Susie johnson.
William f. Caswell and Katherine Jones.
Robert Randolph and Corfne Egland.
John s. Blake and Virginia e. Green.
Charles c. Wade of Vinton, Ohio, and Rosa
IL McClees Of this city.
John f. Gahrtnger of Chicago. Ill, and
Alice J. Barclay of this city.
william l.. Manning of Bladensburg. Nd
and Mamie M. Fisher of this city.
Donald X. Howard and Mary Van Oswald
Walter E. Baird OF this city and Katharine
NJ Hurd of Bear Greek. Pa.
Luther S. Long and Louise Mallory, both OF
Richmond, Va.
Charles b. Nightingale of Richmond, Va,
and Emma E. Edwards of Danville. Va.
John P Hairfeld of Glenora, Va, and
rlorine II. Brooks of Brookenbury, Va.
Lyndon s. Perkins OF Topsfeld. Mass, and
Ruth A. Sawyer Of Sudbury. Mass.
Vernon Gilmore and Janita Phone.
Louis b. Montfort and Florence Schneider.
Joseph W. Kline of Corbett, Md, and Louise
S. Miller of this city.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
DAYLIGHT SAVING ISSUE.
Country Deputies in French Parlia
ment Force Postponement.

PARIS, March 27-The success Of
the country deputies in the chamber
of deputies in postponing considera-
tion of the setting forward of the
clock for daylight saving is causing
the government seriously to consid-
er asking parliament to adopt Stras-
burg time. The acceptance OF this
time would mean advancing the clock
half an hour, possibly permanently,
both in summer and winter.
Some opposition has arisen to a
permanent change in the time as
being likely to put France out OF
step with the rest of Europe.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
Society
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Hotel for a few days before returning
to their home in Atlantic City. Mrs.
Pepper and her daughter have spent
the winter at Palm Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Dorothy l.. Poole of Virginia.
formerly of this city, will be one of
Armes for the Easter week at her
home in Nentnor, n. J.
Mr.. w p. G. Harding, former gov
ernor of the Federal Reserve Board,
arrived in Washington today for a
short visit, and is staying at the New
Willard.
Evening star., 1923-03-27
Page Census Taker.
From the Detroit News.

From the Detroit News.
Colorado is perhaps the only state
that temporarily doubles it's population
Of 100000 through sightseers. In
1922 for example. the 2l3 automobile
camps reported a registration OF 14,412
campers, and the railroads handled fully
as many vacationists having Colorado
designation points.