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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-06
Do You ENJOY English
Wonan's Co1ppJeDion9

Mrs. Asquith, famous diarist. in q re-
cent interview took occasion to remark
that the Englishwoman's complexion is
far more beautiful than that Of the aver
age American woman. The truth of this
assertion is admitted. IL reluctantly, by
all who have been in England But
Margot did not mention the fact that the
ladies of her country are much given to
the use of what is commercially known
mercolized wax. remarkable as. a ia
cial reJuvenator. This wax has the Pc
culiar property of absorbing the soiled
and lifeles particles of scarf skin as they
appear, the fresh new skin underneath
with its bloom of youth and health, then
being in evidence The process is quite
harmless, causing no inconvenience.
Mercolized wax pc mad at drug
stores here, as well abroad. and il
you will procure about an ounce of it
and apply a little at Bedtime. like cold
cream washing it off mornings, you soon
will behold in your glowing cheeks a close
resemblance to the wonderful transpar-
ent beauty Of the English woman's COM
plexion.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-06

West End, today, tn eevent being in
honor of Mrs. Shipman's birthday.
A buffet luncheon will be served. A
color scheme of pink and white in dec
orations will be carried out, the flow
ers being lovely Brides roses and pink
buds and the ices in pink.
The following will assist DR.. and
Mrs. Shipman in receiving: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. James
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Piazza, Mrs.
Metzler, Miss Alice Metzler, Mrs C.'F.
Gallagher, Mrs. J. B. Hendrix, Mrs. G.
Manfredo, Mrs. Arthur Hodges, and
Miss Ruth Hodges. The hours are
from 8 to p. m.
BRITISH EMPIRE
TO ENTERTAIN
The Daughters of the British Empire
will entertain on Thursday, April 10
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SOCIAL NOTES OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.oa Inc regular sH monthly E2wOrth league
day evening at the home of Mrs. NJ. E.
Lazenby on Ella street. A large mum
Der of students attended, as well as sew.
eral visitors.
Upon entering the living room, which
was beautiful in appropriate decora-
tons, the guests were greeted by the
hostess and several members of the
younger set, who were on the receiving
line.
During the evening several. progres.
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SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1921

to match the dress in color or ma
terial at all, but need only harmonic
in feeling.
One scarf is made to go with the
dress. 1t has for background ma
terial just like that which goes to make
up the simple straight frock. In this
case it is pale yellow crepe de chine.
Then different sized circles of other
shades are appliqued onto the yellow.
There is deep yellow, orange, brown and
turquoise blue. The blue silk has been
repeated on the dress in the little cuffs
and in a band around the bottom Of the
skirt. Turquoise beads are worn about
the throat to finish out the color scheme
of the entire costume.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-06
Making Scarf To
Match Your
Dress

= Now that scarves have become a
necessary part of every costume, one
must see to it that there is, scarf to
match each of the new dresses. The
scarf can be of exactly the same kind
of material in a matching shade with
no trimming but some deep silk fringe,
or it may be of printed silk with a
border all around made of the dress
material. Then, too, it does not have
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-04-06
PELHAM CHAPTER
TO HAVE MEETING

Pelham chapter, U. d. c.. will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday after
noon at 2 30 in the parlors of the Y.
w. G. A. with Mrs. Drusella Downing
hostess, assisted by Mrs. N. A. Hawk
ms, Miss Adele Shaw, Mrs. J. A. Mont
gomery, Mrs Charles Spangler, Mrs.
William r. Coleman, Mrs. G. A. Hard
wick, Mrs. NJ. l.. Pearson, Mrs. +. r.
Stephens, Mrs. J. d. Norman, Mrs. p.
F. Gender, Mrs. J. ID. Hawley, Mrs
Alex Hanson, Mrs. E. w. Huffman and
Mrs. u. N. Pathan.
DIR. AND MRS. w. j. SHIPMAN
AT HOME TO FRIENDS
DR.. and Mrs. w. ]. Shipman have
invited their friends to their lovely
new home, PIG Seventeenth Place,
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A we'll ventilated sleeping room will
prevent morning headaches.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
LOS sENADoREs
CERTIrICADoS.

La Junta tambien certified TRUMAN
te los se1ores celestino Iriarte y
Sanchez Morales como Senadores dA
Primer Distrito Senatorial A los sc
flores octavio Jordan Y Aponte como
senadores por Ell Segundo Distrito SO.
Material. A los sefiores Garcia Ducos
" Gonzalez Mena por ell Tercer Distri
to Senatorial. A los sehores Arsenic
Martinez y Peres Fajardo por Ell Guar
to Distrito Senatorial. A los sehcrcs
Juan Figueroa y Oscar Guerrero como
senadores por ell quinto Distrito Sena
torial A los sefiores Manuel A. Martf
nez DAvila Francisco M. Zeno pcr
Fel sexto distrito Senatorial y los sefio
res Faustino r. Fuertes y Francisco
Gonzalez Fagundo como Senadores
por cl s6ptimo distrito Senatorial.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
LOS REPRESENTATIVES,
cERTIFICADoS.

La Junta procedi6 certihcar los
representatives electos por los treinta y
|cinco distritos representatives, que res
pectivamente son:
jose de JESUS Tizol; Adolfo Dones
Padr6; Jorge Romani; Epifanio Jime-
neg; Ignacio Morales Acosta; jose Pc
rez Cruz; Fernando suria; Jose Ma
ria ouintero; Lorenzo Coballos Gan
dia; Jose Manuel Muhoz; jose Ruiz
SoIer; Garcia M6ndez; Manuel Pavfa
Fernandez; Francisco Acevedo; Cesar
Civiano; Jose sabater; Carlos F. Parr;
Nicolas Agrait; Antonio Delgado; Lu-
cas- P. valdivieso; Alfonso Guar; Luis
Sotomayor; Rafael Mufioz Ramos; Wal
ter Nc X. Jones; Alfonso Quintana;
Bceges MILAN; Planellas; Roberto
Castell6n: Guillermo Rodo; Luis 4.
Miranda; jose Berries; Jose CALLAHAN
Rivera; Fernando callardo Dfaz; Ger
man Rieckehoff; Luis Apellaniz Sto-
rer.
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LOS sENADoREs
AT LARGE.

Una de las certiicaciones que ma
yorments ha sido luchada en- ell Board
es la del Lcdo. Martinez Nadal, cuya
derrota era temida en- los cfrculos Goa
1icion'stas. Sin embargo, el Lcdo. Mar
tinez Nadal ira al Senado con una
mayorfa de 1912 votos sobre su opo-
sitor.
En- esta election hubo 496 votos en-
discrepancies que tampoco pueden afee
tar sa election.
Ultimamente la Junta certifc6 como
triunfantes, los sehores Antonio R..
Barcel6, Santiago Iglesias, Juan Her
nandez Lopez, Juan B. Soto MARI
nez Nadal como Senadores at Large.
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DEsEo UNA HABTAc1oN

segdn ha leido listed este anuncio
ncncia entre nostoros.
asimismo pudo haber sido leido Of su-
yo. obteniendo Ell resultado deseado.
Use la secci6n de anuncios clasihca-
dos de Ell MUNDo y quedara usted
sattsfecho-P.
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LOS REPRESENTATIVES,
AT LARGE.

La Junta acord6 certifcar como
triunfante, a los sefiores I.astra Cha.
rriez, Guerra Mondrag6n, Tous Soto
y Rafael Alfonso Torres, como repre-
sentantes at Large.
Para La Comisi6n de Servicio Publ
co fueron los sefiores Sire Tarafa y
Figueroa Para la Comisi6n de Indem-
nizaciones a obreros, los seiiores Al.
fredo Vargas, Rivera Martinez y SaH-
'tana. Para Ia Junts de Revision c
Igualamiento, los sefiores A. Fernandez
y Julio Janer.
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ttYo Siempre He Triunfado
En- Mis- Empresas !"

n BSERVE a su alrededor y
~ encontrara que todos
aquellos, hombres 6 mu-
ieres, que triunfan en- la vida
v gozan de ella poseen buena
salud, salud rebosante
que les permite dedicar a sus
empresas toda la energia nece-
saria sin sufrir por clio ningun
detrimento.
81 I'd. quiere gozar de iguales
privilegios, disfrutar de la
vida, disponer de energias,
preoc1pese en- primer termino
de adquirir buena salud to-
mando "NER-VITA," ell ja-
rabe que es recetado por todos
los medicos como ell mejor
reconstituyente para la
sangre, los nervios y el cerebo.
N :. R.VDTA
del DR. huxley
NO.
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Oportullidad

Con motive de la fusion
que esta en- tramites de las
firmas Aboy Vidal & Co. y
The Union Commercial
Corp, SO ofrece en- arren-
daniento bien ell edificio
que ocupa la Union Conn
mercial Corp, parada 2Ha.
0 bien ell edificio "Silva"
donde tiene Aboy Vida! &
Co. en- San Juan, Concrete
ST., Marina, instaIado su
comercio.
Para informes puede di-
rigirse a cuaIquiera de las
dos firnas interesadas.
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NO PIERDA TIEMpo Y DTNERo

esperanto que con un cartel6n puei-
alquilar la n1isma. Utilize las co.um-
mas de Ell MUNDo. solo por un do.
1ar-P.
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Fl Board de-.
Continuation de ia Ia. naE.

sehor De Jes1s Tizol como la triun-
fante.
Bolivar dijo que '.entre las. listas
de votantes las papeletas deposita-
das en- La urna hay una discrepancies
que asciende a mas de 400 votos, por
10 que no Sc puede tomar acci6n''.
MI. Keith contesta diciendo: ''Los
oficiales encargados de los Colegios
electorales son empleados del Gobier-
no. Debemos presumir que cumplie-
ron con su deber. En- este case la opo
sici6n estaria en- orden ante una Cor
te de Justicia, y ALI es donde debera
proceder Ell senior Pagan.
Puesta votaci6n La certihcaci6n
del sefior Tizol fu6 aprobada.
CoRDovA DAvILA oBTIENE
UNA O1AYoRIA DE 1852
,soBRE GEIGEL.
FL Candidate de la Union y del par
lido Republican, Comisionado Resi-
dente obtuvo una mayoria de 72,562
votos sobre su contrincante. FL nime-
TO total de votos que obtuvieron uno
Y otro, fu6 de 163,O4 ell primero, y
de 90,47e el segundo.
En- esta election hubieron 455 vo-
tos en- discrepancia. que al entender
de La junta no constituian Ell niimero
sufciente para afectar la election del
Fsefor C6rdova Davila como Comisio-
nado Residente Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-30
ANUNCIOS ECONOMICS
NENTA DE FLORES NATURALES,

W ElN1kA OE4 EIfOk6klES ma OAbfAAAAl0s :
en- ramos, cruces, o corOnas, en- La
calle Hoare nfmero 18 o lame al tele-
fono 678 azul-
CASA A PLAZOS.-Compre su casa
con 10 que pagara de alQuiler. En-
el sitio mas sano Y freSco de Santurce
(Monteflores), con calle embreada. luz
el6ctrica, tel6fono, gas aqua Ga to-
das horas) puede usted ada lirir la SUI
va, limpia, atractiva y de moderna
construction, pagando pequefa canti--
dad al contado, Y ell resto en- hipOteca
a pagar mensualmente, como ST fuera
alquiler. Buen vecindariO. sitiO delicio-
so, panorama bellfsimo, transporte IA
ell por servicio de guaguas al presen-
tie. En- cuanto Sc resuelva la Tranquil
cia, la nueva lfuea de trolley atrave-
sara esta urbanizaci6n. Venga a yer
las va vendidas y habitadas por sus
duefios, Quienes estan encantad0s de
su buena adquisici6n. Asf indaga usted
Y Sc informa por ellos misln0s dlrec-
tamente. Informant: Ulises Roman
Borges, CristO /. tercer piso. Tel6fo-
no 155, San Juan. r.
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DOR $500 alquflanse apartamentOs
independientes, ventilados, recien-
tnmente coustruidOs. Sala, ccomedor,
COcina, cuatro dormitorios, despensa,
halc6n, galerfa, servicio sanitario mo-
tIerno. Informaran: Jose de Diego o..
Tel9fono 272, Rio Piedras. +.
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9ATRONES PARA LABORES. Cu

II -
dernos con disefos instrucciones
para hacer toda clase de labores. ca
da cuadernO para una labor 0lstinta.
Al pedir indique 81 La desea para Gro
chet, hordado, etc. Envf0 La isla
franquev extra. Los MUCHACHOS.
San Juan, p. r. r.
S>>~~sN.~s~sN~NNs~N~
NENDO FINCAS.-- 80 cuerdas, 10
minutes, Rio Piedras, tiene 10 cuer-
das caflas. Facilidad pago. cuerdas
propias para solares, colindante Uni
vers:dad. G. Jimenez. Tel6fono 455 Ro-
10, Box 139, HatO Rey. IA
~~N~~~s~s~~N~S~s~
CE ALQUILAN Apartamentos moder-
nos para familias, cuatro dormito-
rios, sala. comedor. cocina, doble ms
talacion sanitaria, patio Y jard1n. AL
QUILER -MODICO. Parada 2615, Ca
rretera Nueva; Informardn en- la mis-
ma. 1870
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NO sE TERMINARoN a0n; las Bonn

bilIas Upgrade pesar de 10 mu-
chO que Sc yenden, no Sc termlnaran I;
listed puede comprar bombillas Hy-
grade. La FERRETERIA MEKINO es-
IA apertrechada para vender mucbas
l0mbillas Upgrade en- las Navidades.
Ordene al telefono 432, San Juan.
1871.
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APROvECHEsE dc nuestrO .precio

~Abajo en- Bombillas. Las tenenios de
todas clases, de colores y bIancas. 81
rdensa usted alderman ell arboi de Ma
vidad, visite la FERRETERIA Me-
pTE0 ~12-3t
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MAQUINAs DE EsCRIBIR.-R

paraciones, cintas, papel carbon,
sellos al relieve, sellos de gonna.
numeradores, fechadores, aparatos
telegraficos, etc. Especialidades pa
ra oficinas. PEDROGO, Wives
Union, Ponce. 1-29
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CE VENDE una dulceria sta en- Mo

rows No. 5. Tiene mobiliario para
producer $500 en- dulces diario. I1ene
batidora revolvedora, cilindro electrico.
Sc da por mitad de su precio. Para
mas informes dirfjase a Eniliano Her
nAndez, San Jose 45, San Juan. IA.
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lynTlK D. Una preparation arseni

cal pArn eI complete eXtermInIO dc
las garrapatas. GarantizadO de pro-
ducir IN efecto eficaz Y rapidO. Pida
iuformes a: Los Mnchachos", Sues
de A. MayoI Y Co., San Juan. P. K.
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CT AL0UIIA local ventIlado como

de 500 metros cuadrados casl en-
una sola pieZa, en- el ediftci0 de So
cesOres de Perez HermanOs de La Ma
rfna. Para infortnes, teIefono 216. San
Juan. Z.
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I IQUIDACION. En- la Gale Luna

No. 81. Sc liquidan a precios su-
mamente bajos todas las mercan-
clas salvadas en- ell fuego de Luna
76. Libretas escolares, Cortadores
para rollos de papel, Servilletas de
fantasia, Papel rayado practice, Ii
bretas Gle argollas, TIA Blanca, Pa
pei NJ. f., Cartulinas Manila, Papel
Bond Blanco, Papel Poster, Lapi-
ces Y otros artfculos. No detallamos.
Solo venderemos Totes. Estamos re-
cibiendo va el nuevo surtido. 1-5
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I OCION POMPEYA DE PIyER, S5c.
Loci6n Mavis, 98 Aceite de Arthea,
75c. Aceite de Oriza, Csc. Polvos Go
dct todos los olores, 100. GONZALEZ
PADIN co. lis
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WAS y MAGONETAs Sc vende un

&C DESEA empleado practice en- Te-
jidos. Dirijase al apartado No. 1906
San Juan. p
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KEAQUINAS UsADAS BARATAs:
go Finlay Machine Exchange ofrece
mSQuinaE de escribir RECOMPUES-
TAS dc todas las marcas.-Para traba-
JOS corrientss y practicar estudiantes
no ticnen precios. Fuertes, bien presen-
tadas de los dltimos modelos-Visi-
tenos escrfbanos clio. Ferreterfa Fin
lay CBox 552) Altos-Allen Esq. San
JUsto, San Juan. 1-19,
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.TUGUETES-Acabamos de recibir ell
surtido mas complete mas varia-
do de Ia epoca, no compre Sus jugue-
tes sin antes hacer una vista a nues-
ira tienda, 81 quiere ahorrar dinero.
Ia Borinquen, SILVA, MARTINEZ &
CO., Rio Piedras, r. II. ii
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GE NENDE a precios sumamente
baratos automobiles. Chevrolet
Touring Modelo 1924 en- magnfficas
condolences, Oldsmobile cilindros
de dos asientos con gran cabida pa
ra maletas Y otras cosas en- la par
te trasera. Chandler Glover Leaf,
Maxwell usado Dodge. Informaran
The Fisk Tire Store, Adrian Mel
son, Distributor. Telefono 468, San
Juan, P. r.. Ce4nercio st. No. 10.
P.
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pOCIO DE rRANCIA legitImo.

fIlme exquisite, fresco, acabado de
reciblr. Trasco, $1.39. GONZALEZ PA
DIN co. lis
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COI,AR BARATISINIO.-Por an

taciones, sala, comedor, doble
servicio sanitario, dando frente
Avenida Ponce de Leon parada %.
cerca Central High school,. Sal
vador Perez, TelGfono 242 negro.
Santurce. 1921
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A LQULO casa Park 90, sells dor
mitorios, sala. comedor, demas
servicios Casa Carretera Al, cuatro
dormitorios, sala. comedor y servicios
Informara Rojas. Telefono $40. LILO
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UACAs Observation-Disclosures

1<hF. NNJNNAFAgNAH-'
starada SO Hato-Rey. 40 cuerdas
cana, resto malojillo, Is vacas, or
de1adero, etc. 10 que Sc vende pa
ra ceder arrendamiento $500
mensuales, Informaran Wilson 10,
TeI6fono 971 Rojo, Santurce. 1-3
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nESEA PROPOsICIONEs

ven de "a amos con conocimien-
tos de pagador, con afios experien-
cia en- trabajo oficina. Habla ingles
actualmente colocado, Box 1896, s.
]. is
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OCCASION para invertir su dinero
vendo casas Nos. Al v los Gale
San Agustln. Hacen esauina Y tie
men establecimiento alquiler barato,
Y SECURE buen interes. Informaran
Serapio Fernandez, San Sebastian
40 Tel. 1411, San Juan. 1-29
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RORDADO RELIEVE con Lana
NNAQUINA DE SUMAR Y REsTAR: !:

Por $3.50 cash o G. o. D. Facil de
manejar, c6moda, segura. LIE devolye
remos el dinero 81 no esta conforme
DAVILA & PADILLA, Cabo Rojo, p
r. Iii
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-07
CENTERVILLE

Received February 4

Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Tressel ar.
rived home from Boise this week
where they have been the past nine
months.
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Dearborn and
daughter visited Sunday at the Stone
home.
Mrs. Stone Mrs. Dearborn and
Mrs. ]. w. Fay called on Mrs. C. E.
Haynes on Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s Kelley were
visitors at the Brigham FarnwOrth
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown are NOV
ing from Rigby to the E. S. Dearborn
ranch, which they have rented for
the coming year.
L. E. Killion and children spent
Saturday evening at the Haynes
home.
Mrs. Joe Tressel and sons Joe and
Charlie and c. E. Haynes and son
Allen visited Sunday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Addie Tressel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Kelley we're
guests to dinner at the Haynes home
Friday.
Little Gladys Stone is listed among
the sick this week.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-07
FIRTH
Received February 4

Each issue of The Repu blican this
month has an offer of cash prizes
given for the best judgment of the
readers after reading the article en-
titled Reflections of the Editor" tt
Richard, William, James and
Walter Dye left for Ogden last week,
where they went to the bedside of
their father, who is very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Milton, of
Oakley, are visiting with relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lyons at
tended the radio party at DR..
Roberts Monday.
Mrs. Alma Vickery was Black
foot visitor Friday.
The NJ. I. A. officers party given
Thursday at the home of Eva Dye,
was a success in every way. Thirty
were in attendance. The evening
was spent in games, after which
lunch was served
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, of Shell
ley, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Johnson.
A. Fisher, of Idaho Falls, was
Firth visitor Friday.
H. H. Derrick, of Salt Lake City,
was in town Friday on business.
Genevieve Miller of Blackfoot is
spending the week with her grand
mother, Mrs. A. Vickery.
John H. Berg, Lama McCurdy,
Mary E.~Freeman and julius Dye left
for Logan to attend the
temple excursion.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-07
Pole Bridge
Community


Readers of The Republican can
have some sport and learn how to
get the best service out of a printing
office by reading the series entitled
reflections of the Editor" Those
reading the articles have chance to
secure the 1920 in cash prizes Of
tered this month for their judy
ment tt
David Day Of Ammon is spending
this week at the Buckle ranch.
Miss Wentla Martin and Miss
Ruby johnson. of Idaho Falls, who
spent the weekend with Mrs. w. ].
Smith, returned home Sunday even
ing.
Mrs. J. G. Johnson went to Idaho
Falls last week, where she will visit
her daughter, Miss Pearl.
Mrs. o. E. Hayden, who has been
quite i'll, is improving.
Mrs. w. j. Smith was the guest of
Mrs. Frank Daniels over Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Frank Daniels and Bryant Rock
wood returned Sunday from a bust
ness trip to Idaho Falls.
Rev. Brown, of Blackfoot, in con-
nection with the Union Sunday
school, is visiting this week in this
vicinity.
Mrs. W. j. Smith went to Goshen
Sunday, where she is visiting at
the James Christensen home.
A few of the Bone young folks
gathered at the Buckle ranch Satur-
day evening and had an enjoyable
time. A three course luncheon was
served shortly before midnight, after
which they departed for home.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-07
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
J. ]. FLEMING, Pastor

We have not reached the 200
mark in our Sunday school, Will you
help us do it this coming Sunday.
Morning worship II a. m, subject
for the sermon "The Presence of the
Spirit of Christ" Special music by
the choir.
Epworth League at $50. A live
bunch to be with in the discussion of
live subject.
Evening song service and sermon
at 7.30. Do you like good music?
We are emphasizing our community
singing and special music at this
service. Come out Sunday evening
and see II you like it.
Hot dog at the pot luck supper
Thursday evening. Two kinds of
hot dogs. This is a treat, not of
meat, but that which makes, II you
only take, as big and fat and round
as a bat A Methodist pun, and lots
of fun. At our church night. Be
there in might.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-07
Coast Guard to Get Equipment

Washington, = President Coolidge
has forwarded to congress the treas
ury proposal to appropriate $13,S53.-
9S3 to enable the coast guard to
deal more effectively with rum run
ners. The coast guard proposes to
procure from the navy twenty tor
pedo boat destroyers. Of the second
line and two mine sweepers, OF SINH
lar type of vessels, and to have built
223 "cabin cruiser" type motor boats.
at a cost of $37 800 each with neces-
sary equipment including radio and
100 "seabright dory" motorboats,
costing $4,000 each.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-02-07
MEETING AT SPRINGFIELD

An enthusiastic and interesting
meeting was held in Springfield OF
| February under the auspices of thu
farm bureau. A. j. Snyder wa!
chairman of the meeting, which wa!
/ attended by about sixty people, In
Guiding men, women and children.
d. P. Murray discussed Boys and
Girls club work
Charles e. Harris explained the
poultry organization movement and
reported the accomplishments up tc
date.
A. E. McClymonds talked on pure
seed raising.
County Agent Thomas discussed
the dairy industry.
Mrs. Chandler took up local mat
tiers of interest to the Springfield
Home Economics club
Committees were appointed to
take care of the following projects,
which will be carried on in the
Springfield community during the
coming year:
determine number of cows in COM
munity.
Poultry-Secure signers for mar
keting conrtct.
Marketing of wool.
Marketing lambs in car load lots.
Marketing hogs in car load. lots.
Membership committee to solicit
for farm bureau.
Program committe to arrange pro-
grams for farm bureau meetings to
be held each month.
The program presented thru the
farm bureau will include work for
the women and children as we'll as
for the farmers themselves.