Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-11-12


that the famou, relic will be allowed
- leave the state house in the Quaker
City.
II l. children first with the trustees
Il Dcming. and every arrangement
ha> been made for their care and
amusement.
There will hes ix.troop- of Uncle
am, cavalr, camped ia the heart of
re- city. that the children may see
'ruy camp life IL il i On the border.
There will be- n rs piece military
aud Ia furnish music for every oc-
aston.
The city will be- gaily decorated.
official: The Liberty He'll will ar
i'r in Dcming at II ~ II. H.. Tues
dy. November III. 1913.
Scattered over the twenty four
'ge> Of tins ISSUE ot the Graphic.
II he found. IL would seem. all Their,
of hi-i"rA and tradition of the re-
c'cd Liberty Bell: but il anything
lacking Il will probably appear il
hr booklet Ia b. distributed on the
trivial oi the bell IN Dcming by til,
nmmi>>iun havin. charge of it, Jour.
~ home. Our Board at Nilluu,
Trustees are leaving noihin. undonr
secure all there l. Of interest CON
crning the he'll. H. ma, be- Judged
ran, the following letter from the
hnlrnan al the COMM, sion, Charlie,
>rgcr:
Philadelphia. Nov. 1. 1913.
:. \. BoIirh. trustee,
l'cmlng, New Mrxiru.
Dear Sir: | am in rcccipt of yonr.
Il the 10Th nit aud am pleased rn
earn of the elaborate arrangement,
"nr arr making for the reception of
'nr nations relic of Liberty aud Ia
'eprndrncc.
regret that il l. impo~ >iblr lo
urni>h the number of booklci. de.
irrd AT this lime. but we shall ai..
ribnl" ~ many ~ possible on our
'rfivnl III Dcming.
Yours very truly.
'>l.nrdj Charles Seerr
Chairman
II J. safe 10 predict that when the
lcli, wh"~c pcal> called together our
prriaihcr~ /" battle for the principle
uar AN governments derive their
III p"wcr~ from the consent Of the
"Ncnrd. shall have come and zone.
mr. school children will have .nincd
greater knowledge at the "Uay>
hal tired men, >oul>." and of the
vcui- that gave birth Ia the great
m"r1can nation. than could b. gain
/ n - whole term III the school room
be- fact, We did folks learned in our
rh"ol days. Int of which much was
'psl IN the hustle and worry of
utter life. will he brought back and
radr fresh again in our memories.
\mrr'can pride and pairin,;>m will
have II revival that, considering the
resent time. will br good for ON
corlc. The civ "t Philadelphia
rHdir ut liberty did u wise and pa
n"lir duty IN sending ll> cherished
rra-urr across the continent.
N the oui set the committee had !
rypcrIrh that one day would he ~uf- |
iicirnl Tor IN" celebration. hul %,
'lanv Of our visitors will come from
long distance. II was decided lc
Iakr the affair well worth the Jour.
'rN, and =" the program ha- been
ladr 81" full aud complete that two I
MI dav- will hr required To- present .
j. all.
Tue greatest gathering. ever seen in /
lemlug will he here next Tuesday. I
7 hr Silver tIly hammer nf Commerce
has rul up cash guarantee Tor u
'reclai train. and means biz del
cation from the Grant county seat. |
Ncur~l"n trains are hcing arranged
'r N nearly every one "t the near.
~ towns, and all the automobiles not
the shops will be- On our streets
IN order thai the boN- of the Thir-
cnth Cavalry band may get here
nllrrd aud ~ shape Ia give our Wis.
,"r- the hest they have. motor ears
'ntc brcu provided To- bring them ~
rom lir border
The cavalry will pitch cnmp on
Platinum avenue and nu Pine -trrcl.
aus allnW'u" the vi~ilor- an np.
orunlty {" see whal real rnmp lite
"a the order means.
A. II l. pn>~'bIr and probable some
editions NAV he made tu the program
lready arranged. pccial programs
all he issued nn Tuesday and We'd /
e,day Both day will he HOLIDAYS,
eyoied To the pursuit of happiness
Notice 10 County School Children
All s. -ifiuo children tre invited Ia