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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
Advance Sale Will Start satur.
, day Morning and Will Con-
tinue for Two Weeks.

iconclusiYe evidence that the one
big football game Of the year for
Clarksburg is almost at hand is con-
tanned in the fact that the sale Of
tickets, for the big Washington and
Jefgerspn=HVesleyan, encounter to be
staged here at the fair grounds on
Saturday, November 13, will be
started on Saturday morning of this
week. Arrangements looking to the
staging of the big game hayefsbeen
lin progress fora long time andtafter
having decided definitely to play the
game ut the fair grounds instead nf
at Union park as In former years,
plans for the seating Of tthRa' big
crowd have been und ersway.. When
Wesleyan and Washington and
Jefferson played here Fin 1918
Clarkeburg's biggest football crowd
turned outI1s4 500 actual paid adj
missions were tote1ed and the game
was one ofgthe most Interesting ever
staged on. a West Virginia gridiron.
At the fair grounds tits going to be
utterly impossible to provide seating
capacity forsall the number who for
merry SHWttnS3 game uSFS. OulS d,UUU
seats. all told. will be installed al
the grounds. The gridiron will be
laid out In the anarterstretch where
the baseball diamond was situated
through:tlie summer and on each side
ofs.tlie field of play, 1--WE yards back
from the side-l lines. 4 900 Of the cir
Gus seats owned by the Wesleyan
Athletic Association viii be erected,
These seats were Used at Wheeling
lasf Saturday in the big Wesleyan
Garlic game and viii be unloaded
ana erected here Friday and satur-
day Of this week. Standing room
and automobile parking space viii be
provided for 4. Dad ditionel specta-
tors at the ends nfethe field, but the
2 ;88 seats will he all the seatingsea-
pacity Of the new field. $lS siss .ssis
These Q 600 seat are teebe sold at
an advance sale viii hiwfll be started
next sgturday morning at clock.
Locally the sale win be cohd ucted by
WEIGH and Fullerton's drug store on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
ders at the beginning of scrimmage to
try everything and after the Varsity

ders at the beginning Of scrimmage to
try everything" and after the Varsity
received the kick off it took but three
plays to put the ball over for a touch
down. Hite, Curry, Rodgers and
King, a backfeld averaging 1856 piunds,
tore the second teams line; into shreds
and King and Hite simply tore through
tackle and around the ends for almost
any gain they wanted. The backs, are
getting OF fastaand are getting drive
to their off tackle plays that bids i'll
tc opposing ends and tackles. In TAX
ing out" the ends, Curry and Hite are
not showing any mercy whatever and
1t was necessary to substitute at the
terminal positions five or six times.
r. It is thought that this style of play
will be used against Marshall Satur-
day and IL it is, a few Of the. Marshall
lads are in fora hard game. The en-
tire Varsity team has developed a
frenzy for Clipping from behind and
"hloc king" and about one-half of the
OF the men on the second team are
Nursing bruised knees and shins. King
picked UP wonderfully this week and
his driving tactics in carrying the ball
have made him a terror to the second
eleven. He never is thrown back and
nine times out Of ten always gains
his length after being tackled We'd
nesday on kick off. the whistle was
blown while Rodgers was carrying the
ball back and every man Yves ordered
ito retain the position he was holding
when the whistle sounded. Coach
Metzgef counted the men sand Just
nine Varsity men had second team
men on the ground. The other two
scrub men were trying TO down Rod
gers who was carrying both of them
along. One reason fol, the fast work
on offense is the condition Of the field.
which is in better shape now than it
has been for years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
TICKETS FOR BIG
GAME WILL BE ON.
SALE HERE SOON

Fourth street, and the Waldo news
stand. At each OF these places a
number of the very best seats avail.
able will be offered for 81 each. Last
year the admission to the Wesleyan
Carlisle game and will be unloaded
during the advance sale the price
of tickets will be 81 each, and the
price will be maintained till Friday.
night, November 10, at IL O'Clock,
at which time tie price Of tickets
will be increased to S1.25 as formerly
The biggest inducemert, then. ever
offered CJarksburg football fans IL
offered to those who care to take ad-
vantage Of the offer made for the
advance sale. Not only will the
tickets sold at the advance sale be
good for the Washington and Jeffer-
son-W esleyan game. but will also adj
nit to the same seat for the Mar
shall college and Davis-Elkins con-
test which is. to be played; here on
that day as a prelf mfnary to The big
game OF the day. 81
In addition to the local sales, tick
cts will also be placed on sale at the
Acme Book store in Ruckhannop, at
Pharr and Halls drug store in Yves
ton, at johnson drug store in shinn-
ston and mail orders will be filed by
the director OF athletics for Wesleyan
Mt Buckhannon, Last year, for the
Indian contest more tickets were
sold at the advance sale than will
be available for the entire crowd
this year. and 1t Is safe to say that
the supply OF the pasteboards viii be
limited by the end Of next week.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made
whereby tickets may be laid back and
called for any lime previous to noon
November ~. These arrangements
NAV be made by phone or otherwise,
but no more than six tickets will be
laid away for any one party.
Thousands Of window cards, moy-
ing picture slides by the score. and
newspaper talk galore is advertising
this great game and 1t is certain
there will be a big rush for tickets at
the Waldo and WEIGH and Fullerton's
Saturday morning and night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
AT the 0rpheum,I Theater'
THE Deficit Featuring
Hobart Henley.

Hobart Henlyi appears on the
screen at the Orpheum theater to-
day in the Universal feature, THE
Deficit" strong society drama that
tells of the rise of a fallen person to
q better life. 1t is wonderfully acted
by a great cast, including the cele-
sbrated screen stars, Ray Hanford and
charming Agnes Vernon. Then comes
that funny man, Charles Chaplin, in
a corking two-reel comedy that is full
of laughs and smiles, and, as in the
past, Charlie does not fail to please
and amuse all who chance to see him
In this clever picture.
Tomorrow, beautiful Clara Kim
ball Young and the great Broadway
star, Wilton Lackaye, with a large
cast Of famous actors, will appear in
the sensational French drama, "Tril-
by." in, five acts
my Home Town Girl" in which
John Hymas and Leila Mcintyre are
so be principals, is to be produced
IN Syracuse about the middle of No
yember.
.Tillies Tomato SURPRISE" with
Marie Dressler in the leading role, is
the big attraction today at the Bijou.
Miss Dressler. Queen Of Mtrth," is
said to have made the comedy hit OF
the year in this great photoplay. 1t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
distress in the stomach.
There are many people who

There are many people who have
a distress in the stomach after
meals, 1t Is due to Indigestion and
easily remedied by taking one 4 !: Of
Chamberlain s Tablets after each
meals. Mrs. Henry Padghan, VIC
toria, N. ", Writes: For some
THE /, was troubled with headache
and distress in my stomach after eat
ing. also with constipation. About
six months ago began taking Cham-
berlains Tablets. They regulated
the action OF my bowels andsthe had
ache and other annnyances ceased in
a short time. I" obtainabis every
where. Advertisement. "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
VARSITY. TEAM
IS GOING GOOD
And Expert to Make Large
Score on Marshall in Sat-
urday's Game.

MoRGANTowN, Nov. Awhile
West Virginia football men are prac-
ticing daily behind closed gates, the
information has leaked out that spec
ial emphasis is now being laid on the
improvement of the teams offensive
play, which, it is said was improved
many per cent in the last few days
The greatest improvement is noted
on the Varsity's running attack which
was the strongest Wednesday that has
eyer been witnessed on the local grid
iron. Head Coach Metzger issued or
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

serious and wistful and eagains mis-
chievous and hoydenish. Yet in all
her several appearances she is ire
|sistible.
The story deals with the problem
of a mother Of seven daughters in
finding husbands for them, and fur
Their complicated because. Of the fact
that in Hungary, which is the locale
Fof the play, daughters must be, mar
ried in the alternate order Of their
age. .Ss3 I Ss ss'ei =
Friday and Saturday, William Fox
will present William Farnum In s.;rhe
Wonderful Adventure, Il by Captain
Wilbur Lawton. .s'f = i q Z,
- hi s y s;;ats.,
The Lewis Oliver players have
made many friends by their excellent
performances of THE Blindness Of
= IF 4 -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
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EXPERT
Pool PIayeris to Give Exhibis
tion. Of Fancy Shots at the
Imperial Hotel.

w. H. Clearwater, three times
champion pocket billiard player Of the
world, is to give an exhibition Of fancy
shots in the billiard parlors of the
Imperial hotel Friday afternoon and
evening and Saturday afternoon. Nd
admission will be charged Mra Clear
water has many friends and admirers
in this city as he has given exhibitions
here in the past, and large crowds are
expected to see him shoot at the I'm!
perial parlors.
Although Alr. Clearwater does not
at. this time hold the pocket billiard
championship, experts say that when
IT. comes to fancy shots he is In a class
by himself.
1t is reported that Clayton McKeehan
Powell, manager Of the hotel, will
challenge Mr.. Clearwater to "a twenty
ffye-ball game of pocket billiards Fri
day evening. III y
Yachts have heaY, M a NJ, ,I1,, ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
Of Robert wyc,heny.a,,'

Do you believe that the dead can
return to life3 DAVID Belaseo, the
most wonderful producer in America,
says that they can and he has written
several plays on the subject. All
should be sure to see this play and
form an opinion. The play Is one
that spleases all classes, Of stheaters
lgoers. It lis fnllso thrills and ,alsoshas
plenty of. good, wholesome comedy.
TIE play Will bes given a complies; pro
dpction and the entire company will
appear atSits best. ns7sie
In the future the box Office will be
open from 40 to a a. M. and from
4 to 8 pm Patrons can also have
the same keats reserved for the sea-
son bysleaYing5 their namessat thesbox
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
STRONG SOCIETY
DRAMA OFFERED

=. i ~ ~
"Girls should be ladies even before
they are girls" Titles motto ia
,i"Gtrls will be boys whenever they
! get chance" Collin Campbell, Flea
NOR Fairbanks, Clara Lambert, Sarah
McVickers and Tom McNaughton are
in the cast.
Miss HELEN Rosson, the seventeen
year old girl who plays leads in
American Film Company's Mus
tang pictures, is back at work after
serious illness resulting fromS being
drenched in rain storm filmed In
one scene Of "The End of the Road, ?
q five-reel American Mutual Master
Picture to be released November IL.
t. The old saying that there is moth
ing new under the sun does not seem
to hold good with the large audiences
that are attending the new play that
Is being presented at the Odeon thea
ter by Mack's Musical Revue"
This clever company is presenting
Ia musical comedy with plot, excel
lent chorus singing and dancing,
comedy Of the, Wholesome kind, a
wardrobe of matchless beauty and a
trio of comedians belonging to the SO
class. Patrons have been so wen
pleased and entertained thus far this
week that crowded houses are assured
for the remainder of the company's
engagement here.
AS special added attraction for
tomorrow afternoon and evening in
connection with the regular show and
pictures there will be a two5reeI
comedy feature entitled 1.-The Cow
boy Millianaire." See the bowling
COWBOY IN New York-a laugh posi-
lively every minute. 'i''
Victor Moore has started on his
"Chimmie Fadden Out West" a
Paramount-Lasky production, under
the direction of Cecil B. DeAIille. di-
rector general of the Lasky studio.
Practically the same cast which ap-
peared in the former "Chimmie Fad
den" has been maintained.
''rhe Evangelist" featuring a large
cast" is the special picture at the Star
theater today. This drama is vividly
told in five beautifully pictured acts.
The interesting Bostock, animal
feature, "stanley,s Close Call pro
duced by. the Mutual company in two
parts is the splendid added photop1ay.
As the most important one of "Sev-
EN- Sisters" Daniel Frohman's cele:
brated stage success, which provides
MARGUERITE Clark with her lates,
screen CHARACTERIZATION, this delight.
full little star will win the approvalEot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

the most exacting critics of the screen
In the DECENTRALIZATION of this Ia
nous comedy, presented by the ia
nous Players Film Company oni!the
Paramount Program, at the Robinson
Grand today. Miss Clark fits through
the scenes, now gay and flippant, now
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04
SWAN, WESLEYAN GUARD,

Swan lis the heavyweight Of the
Wesleyan football team and weighs
$40 pounds. A short layoff seems to
have done the big fellow good and
after having been kept out Of the
Penn State game he is now back In
the harness and playing smashing
game as guard. He will be here with
the rest OF the Orange and Black
host to battle Washington and Jeffer-
son November -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

Conard Dubonsiki. 21-year.old
Russian who y Working on the farm
OF f6iokof IN It shannon; Conn. Is
seven feet two inches high.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

Virtue" the first three days os the
week and tho members OF the eom-
pary have proved themselves artists.
st'of 4ha.. last three days, starting
tonight, Mr.. Lewis will offer for. the
first time in Clarksburg wonderful
play of many mysteries-"Th Return
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

is q, SIX reel record Of the incredible
adventures Of hoyden, Tillie TODD
les.a The heroine Of the play has a
motto to which she tries to live up
on every occasion. In addition to her
motto Titles mother has one, too
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

Every year more than 8 .oe0. 900
beds and 100000 meals are pro-
syided by the shelters and homes 81
the salvation Army in Great Britain.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

Yachts have been made wholly d
\ 4. X I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

AS the most important one of "sev-
en- Sisters" Daniel Frchman's cele:
brated stage success, which provides
Marguerite Clark with her lates,
screen characterizatipn, this delight.
full little star will win the approval oi
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-04

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Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

he supreme court Of New Mexico
day decided that Fl. b. No. 204.
iblishing the office of state travel
auditor, was legally passed by the
Legislature; that the office of
Yelling auditor and hank examiner
abolished by implication, and
I there is q continuing appropria-
/ for the payment Of the state
;eling auditor.
he decision, which was handed
m this afternoon, is by Justice
;ker, Chief Justice Roberts con.
ring especially. and Justice Hanna
, concurring. II affirms the ac-
of the district court in sustain.
the demurrer filed by Attorney
eral Clancy in the injunction suit
ight against State Auditor W. q.
gent by II. H. Dorman, as n tax
er, and discharges the alternative
of mandamus sued for by Howell
nest as travelling auditor and
examiner. The injunction
.ht to prevent Sargent from pay
A. @. Whittier, state travelling
tor, and his assistants: the writ
iandamus was for the purpose Of
ing Sargent to pay Earnest.
1e supreme court took judicial
e Of the senate journal and held |
u Legislature has the right and
IT to make its journal show that
! was passed before the limit of
titutional time for adjournment.
he decision sustains all the con
Ons Of the attorney general rs
,e legal passage Of the bill and
appropriation for the payment
he state travelling auditor.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09
DELINQUENT TAX SALE

county Of Lnad
], the undersigned treasurer aud ex 0n.cio
collector u tNyc, f,r The county, ci Luna n
the State of New Mexico. hereby give notice
that ] will. on the 10th day u September
1918. at the hour of ten o'clock in the fore
noon at the court house of said county. OTTER
for SALE separately and In consecutive order
each parcel ~ property upon which any taxes
are delinquent a. shown by the tar roll for the
!ear 1914. or 50 much thereof as may be nee
cssary 10 resliss the respective amounts due.
which sale shall continue until not later than
four O'Clock In the afternoon. and from day
to day nj the same hours. until all - said
property shall h. sold or until the amounts
due shall he paid or realized. but such sale
shall not continue for more than thirty DAYS
CHRIS RAITHEL
Treasurer and En- 0hico Collector Of Taxes
for the County of Luna.
June isJnly o
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09
H0NDALE OIL BUYERS HAVE
USED i0,i69 GALLONS OF OIL

The Hondale Oil Buyers Associa-
lion report that the first ear Of oil
was sold out last Saturday. having
been emptied into the big receiving
tank at Hondale just three ,.k- u"
fore. This oil is being sold IT Il
cents gallon. Another car has been
ordered.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

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nr. and Nm. Joe Pool and their
lighter. Lois, Of Swsa City, Iowa.
itsd Mr.. end Mrs. John Pool at
ir Red Mountain ranch last week.
:. Pool and family were returning
m q visit to the Panama Pacific
position and stopped Oh at Tunis
few days.
On Sunday, July 10, the Rev. Hen
will preach at the Tunis school
use at 10 q. N. and Z p. m. You
urged to hear Mr.. Henry.
Last Saturday, July 8, the Tunis
ks and their friends had jolly
mic at the Tunis school house.
out 120 people were present.
,ong the numbers on the program
N the reading Of the Declaration
Independence by the Rev. Nor
a; q patriotic speech by Judge
,ddill; patriotic songs by all: and
iletic events.
At noon We enjoyed a big Fourth
July dinner. Space will not per-
/ an enumeration Of all the good
ngs to eat, but at any rate. we had
delicious feast.
In the evening the boys Of the
,ghborhood held a fireworks cele-
,tion on the top Of Red Mountain.
The Red Mountain Literary Soci-
will hold its regular meeting at
Tunis school house on Friday.
ly IS.
You and your friends are urged to
end.
The program for the occasion will
I Music by Red Mountain orches.
Impressions Of the two Cali
mia Fairs" by Mrs. l.. f. johnson:
"Trip to the Fairs by Auto" by
=. Geo. Ramsey;
| Song. BY all;
Recitation by Miss Sharp;
Reading by Temple Sharp;
{ Debate. "Resolved: That the
rit Of patriotism in the L. s. A.
advancing" Affirmative. Messrs.
andler and W. A. Ramsey. Mega
e, Messrs. Short and Geo. Ram
: Social period.
} Club newspaper, by J. l..
,wn;
10 Song by Miss Wehmhoener;
II Recitation by Miss Osborne;
l2 Recitation by Miss Heagney:
l3 Recitation by Miss Orton:
u Songs by quartet: WILDER
msey, Arthur Buzan. Mrs. Pool
I s. B. johnson.
!. W. Sharp has been appointed
nager Of the Jacobs Sherman
,ch and has taken charge Of,
ngs. Mr.. Sharp is very capable
mer and will no doubt make n
at success.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

, to Hodgdon's, next door to the
office for bargains. Beats all
! in hosiery, shoes, mems suits.
opened a new line. Get prices.
". II.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Miss Edith Clark departed Snlur-
day for Fort Baynrd whcrc she will
visit friends for u week.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Mrs. J. V. Schurtz and Miss II. X.
Barksdale Of Deming visited Mr..
James e. Barksdale last week.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Pine blocks are the only wood for
summer cooking. Phone 263. Wat
kins Fuel & Transfer Co.-adv. If
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Bring your storage batteries to
rk garage for recharging. Across
N the Union Depot.-adv.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Mrs. q. u. Young left the city the
latter part of last week for n visit
to Lansing. Mich.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Mrs. ID. Rambo is able to Ill up
some now. We sincerely hope she
will BE- able to be- among us again
soon.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

J. II. Crosby has pa>lured hi eat
tie in the Mcclure pasture on ac-
count of having no water.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09


Basil Halbert and family of Sono.
va, Texas, are visiting J. e. Bnrks-
dale.
Clay Holland returned this week
from Maria. Texas. with bride.
The Mutt people extend their heart
lest congratulations.
Mrs. Hanie Bark ksdale and daught-
ter returned last week from Midland.
Texas. where they visited relatives.
Misses Eula Haste and Nadine
Keith Of Demine. are visi ing Mrs. II.
Barksdale.
Will o. Hall made trip to Ell Paso
on the 30th.
Those who attended the Fourth OF
July celebration at Hillsboro were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanie Barks-
dale, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubbard
of Deming. Misses Nora and Fannie
Coffelt, Ed Pride. Wayne Estes and
Charley Bates. Ed Hall won second
prize in the burro ropine. also second
in the foot race. Jim Hall won II
horse race. All report good time.
Quite few met at the ianch of
Mrs.. Laura Hall ON the fourth oi
July.
Ed Pride and family motorrd oui
from Deming Sunday.
J. II. Crosby has pa>lured hi eat
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Miss lone Long spent Indepcnd
enee Day in Myndns.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

T. Sparks departed Tuesday
for Wilcox, Axis.
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r. and Mrs. d. N. Pryor motor
o Columbus to spend the fourth
nly.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

DIR. +. NJ. Paine returned Monday
from trip to san Diego aud other
California points.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Mrs. ID. W. Murray of Silver City
wns in Deming Monday en- route To
California points.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Sunday school had good attend
ance this week.
Anson Stall is home from the
mountains.
Jim Hougland and family. Mr.. and
ands Mrs. Geo. French and Bill All
bee spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. p. Allbee at Deming.
G. l.. Quigley entertained number
Of their friends on Sunday.
A number from Capitol Dome,
Hondnle, lola, and Waterloo. spent
the 3rd ut Mountain View. The ball
game was l2 to 2 in favor of Noun
tain View. Mrs. s. J. Smith gave u
cake to the winning side. Al seven
o'clock a splendid supper was spread
in the open air and enjoyed To the
fullest extent by all. The dance in
the evening was one that will be re-
membered by the splendid crowd
that attended. Lemonade was relish
ed throughout the evening Al mid
night cake was passed. after which
nll retired to their various homes.
VIM. Haptonstnll has nearly all
his crop planted.
Mr.. Mnisel is kept busy irigatine
as well as everybody else these hot
days.
Mrs. Westbrook has gone to Dem
ing to spend several days with her
daughter.
A few sprinkles Of rain visited this
section of the country on Monday.
We were glad To get il and hope it
will do n little better next time
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Ed Pride and family moiorrd ou,
from Deming Sunday.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Prof. j. $. Long and Mrs. Long
of the Silver City Normal were in
Deming Saturday en- route to Myndus
where they spent the fourth.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

'harles Schocpf and Mrs. Schoepf
moiored to Mimbres Hot Springs for
Independence Day. They got off the
road for time but finally found
their way.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

A few sprinkles of rain visited this
section of the country on Monday.
We were glad To get il and hope it
will do little better next time.
Deming graphic., 1915-07-09

Mrs. Westbrook has gone to Dem
ing to spend several days with hel
daughter.
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Quite u few met ut the i.nch of
Mrs.. Laura Hall on the fourth oi
July.