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AristOCratic HareS Raised
at Green River.

a. 4, Miller. publisher "t the Green
uty,r Dispatch. Is q Belgian mare
rsnri,r ana is making a fine success, ,'.'
- I,r.,dipg fancy ped.grerd HE'D l'a'
Sns Tho Miller rabbitrir7 are moo" moo,
al of cleanliness and system, ln.
hutch card and nIIng system n,''.s
nsrfrrt Each hare occupies sri"ila l'.
butrb that Is kept syrupnlnuHS '''a''
anb disinfected often, liar"s are
carefully and regularly req ""''''u
and dietcd, .-,.. t...,.. accurate
,.aards M each animal sold ana ol
a ao'T customer. so il is always easy
go match an order Ia suit the 'S US
, :" an furnish new pedlsre'H TOT
anything sold in the past , 400
The stud bucks and bl.'Ii',s s S",s
.ra registered In American Fet So, ,,.''
assocIation and eligible 20 aS 80, s"' ,s
s son"h ,"' "Nothing But the Best as ~
Mlllers motto and II you Ma"' Ta nc
GOOD animals write MN ne
so"n three g. five .months old, l i''
S ouaS each. mature bucks ana uos ,''
five dollars each. Pedigree WV"
cry animal ,,,,.. pabbitries. =.
IN ~ 1oH IS Green River utah'-Au' t.
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SCHEDULE ron THE SEASON
oT CARBON COUNTY LEAGUE

June Prize at Castle Gate. Hell
per 40 suunyaid'.
June sunnysidc ~ Price. Cas-
tIr Gate az Helper.
June iS--iicipcr ~ sunnysidc.
Price at Castle Gate.
June e5-sunnysidc nt Price. CAS-
tir Gate at Helper.
July Price at SunnyHidc, Castle
Gate nt Helper
July castle Gate at Price. sun
nysldc at Helper.
july 9-pricc ut SunnyHide. Holpor
40 Castle Gate.
july iG=Sunnysidr nt Castle Gate,
Helper ut Price,
July ss-Castlc Gate 40 Price. Hell
per ut SuunyHid".
july st-iiclpsr nt Price, sunny
side at Castle Gate.
july 3O-Pricc nt sunnyuide. castl,
Gate nt Helper.
August G-pricc nt Castle Gate
sunn,sldr 10 Helper,
August i3-Castic Gate az sunny
side. Helper at Price,
August eU-sunnysidc nt Price. Hell
per az Castle Gate.
August s7=CaHtlc Gate ut sunny
side. Price at Helper
September 3-Prlcc at Helper sun
INSIDE nt Castle Gate,
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Fowler's error. Evans took care Of
.urn> effort Ayeriu walked Curry.
LuireiI who had reached third on a
Wild throw by Evans. scored on a
passed BAIL and Nadcau was out vii.
son tp Evans
leonard out Nadeau to Burns.
'''rlIi beat out short hunt. but was
caught between first and second.
Whit. flew Co K,rstcn.
Ninth Inning Kcrstcn was out
White tu Evans. schultz reached
'ir>t 900 whites error. Pollock Ia,
INTO White mitt. who caught Schultz
40 first
lugloN was hoancd Evans fouied
To- Nelson. PAGES drive 10 right was
caught h1 Pollock and curry deliver
'H Wilson's groundcr to Burns The
score.
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fOUR MEN ~ tine RACE
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.

one 0f the interesting features
promised or tho republican nomina-
ting convention IN "a hot four-corncrcd
contest for the nomination for attor-
ncy general Harold T.. Fabian and
william Mccrea Of Salt Lake City. q.
4, lNcrson 81 Carbon county and
John T. Chichester Of scvier county
are the contestants, says the Tribune.
az these candidates. the latest en-
trant In the race n Fabian. lie il "a
well known Salt Lake lawyer. Nom
hvr Of an important legal firm aud
also long time republican. while
Fabian has been active In the party.
h. has not heretofore been candi-
date for office. Ills friends for some
months had been talking Of him az a
possibility Tor the attorney general
ship nomination, however, and he
finally concluded 90 make the race.
Several weeks ago McCrea, another
wcn known Salt Lake lawyer. made
known that he was candidate for
the nomination. tie h "A former as
sistant United states district attorney
here, iyerson h at present an assist
ant attorney general undor Attorney
General a, ~. Barnes lie was APP
pointed from Carbon county which
he represented In the state senate Tor
term,
Judge chichester h well known all
over the state, lie II a former Judge
of the Sixth district court and lives al
itichfield lie Is az present member
Of the state land board
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SUNNYSIDE BEATS
IN SUNDAY GAME
hO'AI TEAM LOSES ru ,,,.,
HuHNi.Rs NGNIN.

"niN " Fair Crowd at the rart Al.
'ho"sh the Weather Wa, Comp,r.
ati'cly Goud-Thr SIpuyb,,, o..
mcncrd ~ the second Inning and
continued Throughout th, C,p,,..,
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KEEP CHILDREN AWAY FROM
MOVIES UNLESS ATTENDED

Miss Jane Barrett Salt Lake Cily's
u,liceWoman. will present 10 the city
commission petition, which viii be
Endorsed by Inspector A, J, Mullings'
acting head Of lions police depart
ment. asking that an ordinance be
enacted forbidding motion picture
hnuses 10 sell tickets 20 children I'M
accompanied by parents or guardians
,ster G.8O o'clock In the evening,
In addition, she will urge that
bureau OF registration for children
aud young people under the age OF
.i,h,een wears who are working at
night. be established, and cards Of
Identification be issued by Miss Bar
rett In the reports OF a hundred and
my cases Investigated Of children be-
ing on the streets at late. hours more
than SIS per cent 'gave-the excuse they
had been 10 a motion picture theater'
Smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel. 1872
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A CCORDING 20 an eminent author
"a ity flies have been responsible
for the death OF more human be
ings than all the armies OF the world.
Flies are natures champion spread
ers Of disease. fyou were 10 examine
n nys legs through a sufficiently pow
erful microscope you would see n good
deal OF dccnyed animal aud vegetable
matter aud millions OF ugly wriggling
things. more repulsive looking than the
worst nightmare monsters.
They are disease germs which the
Ny has picked up In the course OF lie
travels. oiphthsria, sntsrie, typhoid and
scarlet fever, influenza and many other
diseases are doubtless resting on the
legs Of the NY.
Every time he allghts on your head
he leaves n few germs. Presently he
will crawl over your food and leave
some more germs for you TO eat. Per
haps he will drown himself In your
milk Jug. That win suit the germs, be-
cause they breed quicker In milk than
IN any other medium
II you are ia good health you may
not come 10 much harm.
II 10 20 children that flies are most
dangerous. whsnsVsr there 10 an ss'
ira number Of fies the infHntils NOR
tality always becomes abnormal.
one OF the reasons why there is less
lnfuntile disease. comparatively speak
ing, In the large towns than In the
country Is because there are fewer
nies. The pigsties. COW sheds, stables,
refuse heaps and fertilizer piles Of
the country breed 90 per cent OF the
files.
II Is never too late 20 start. Keep
your rooms clean. cool aud dry. Keep
all food IN n cool. dark pantry, and
place covers over II n necessary. See
that the lids Of your garbage eaas. are
always on tight. and do not all9w rub,
Dish TO collect In your garden.
And whenever you sss . Ny Kill II,
Remember that every ny 10 your enemy.
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c,, NV sun guarantees It's advertisers
lalrtesua ,lon OF betweepe Twelve and
luanon hundred copies weekly CIR
-Noh books open 20 all.
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''GIVE WOMAN MANS CHANCE"
SLOGAN or THE SUFFRAGISTs

CHICAGO. May 3O.--A man
won the prize for the best slo-
gan Ia be carried In the suffrage
, parade here on June 7th. his Of
fering being give woman a
mans chance" the originator
, OF this slogan Is Ramlro Maynes
, 2S year old Spaniard, who Is
, married 10 an American woman.
B twenty-five minor prizes will be
, awarded 10 other contestants, A
B cap and gown division Of the
, parade viii be marshaled by
, Dean Marion Talbot. Of the Unit
, versity Of Chicago.
, More than a thousand alumni
, and undergraduates from Vas
= sar Bryn MawT, Wellesley,
, Smith. Northwestern University,
, Chicago. Wisconsin, Illinois and
, Michigan will march.
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smoke Elk Pride Cigar. Tel. I5s,
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-
II was NOT % Ncr, urg, sized ,r...J
that attended last gsrd,,.. f..u.
between s.,,...t -'''''
-, "''' '''' 'i t1'
''''' t''"n'- although 90, Weather
was comparatively good Tb. f..4f
team again suffered I,f...t y.. ....
Invalid, ,,., ..t.... ''
49,. N ''-'. 'H Cd"
The -Hught.r commenced Boo tb,
second innings and ,.,,......f ... ,t..
,birJ Co.,.
was ''I.a.'d in
Wv '''N NY N''IlI minis. took 1000 Be-
brighter aspect Boot OBJ. gam. v4.
lost T,. ht. v.r. f.g..,...f ..5s
FuWlp and tho, ..r. "a t.,,.... ..t....
they proved ...f, Df .r.. ..... t..
of A,,rHI tuu ..f tb,pi t.fl .. p,.
run getting SEVEN bu. .f. No..
ici,d against b.vr.. Dr, ~" H.
feature uf th, gain, v.. an. r.I5.yg
of Tingioy Itr mad. t,. p,.y,.r'.
cent running r,trbrs boz tb. g,'t d..
ninFs Two double. ,,,r,. t,,.fI.I ..,.
on tho visitor. .if, and u, .,i... ...
the locals
First Inning Iutr,U bu HIGH a..
Ay.riu and v8. an, unrn. -
first ON White. ,rr,r ,,.t. ......,..i
and died thor. gyrr, .rJ N,J,',,,
both being retired D., Tipgi,,
Leonard aud Ay,riu 49,. t,,,t, ,,,
Nad,au 4, uurp. .rl yvtii, mi
out
g.rnuo Inning k,r.,.u ar,,.b..t
one 90 doom iau reaching ....p5
srbuitz .ipgi,J and .,,i.. .,I.,J i,,,.
s,.n MING ,J,,n,,t Az ,ht,5 s"n5
stru,t ,ut Rect, and shalt.
both scored wine, ripvi., and I'm.
ard cot ,ptvlp.J tr,ipy a., s,,,,.r In
Nelson. i.pv Jr,y, N,I..p y.t
nr,upd tb, l.,.... an tbI. ,tr.. IN.
tr,it r,.,b.J ur.t an ann. loo,
uur,. s,.,,,J ., WHIT. t,y,tI,
,,bi,h ,J,.,,..,..i t.,,,,..ii A.. ,ti,J ryr.
-, al, ..,,. ~, r.,.f.,s. r,,t, "a, a..
n,.. ,bt.b .b.,,iJ b,,.. i,.,y Ia b,r,
rr, t.f, b, J.J r.t t.I,, mar, MIN
.,,,,1 - a,J ,,.... ,.., tl,r..ii ,,J
uurp. ann. ip am an, hal,
.ri,,,i., g,, . .lpyf,. ggtu. .tru,t
,ut pa, .ipgi,J Tirgf., vta out
,r,i,, A., y,.l. tbtrI and \YIt stfu,l
",,
rbtrJ Inning N,J,,u.. f.rg uy
v.s g,,b,r.I Ir Do, Leonard. Evans
smuth,r,d krrstru. daisy cutter and
s.,ni,, l,,n,J
tt,r,I. .,rY.t amt r.DI.r y,. out
N,J,,Y g., t,Yru- t..,p,rI singled
.t,t, ...,pJ reached third un I.u.
,r.ir. iYygI. Ind JI,I tb.rr when
A,.,,u .,r,I..t ..ut
r.,,,h tn,,i,r- r,yl.r .trY.L nut
s,nJ sim .,usl.I and unWn,y
,us brau,d Dos Fowler 4 rusr,d BAH
,.t,.,...J >..I.,r and p,Up,, tD third
- MI .,,t t.Ytr,l brought them
t.,,t 40, ,,I,b , long drive, Goo d,rp Irft
80 a., It'd .u WbIt,.s error Tuvs
49, ,,.5 I, ,....r .f N,,rir uurn.
I'm g.. r,.p. ,rI curry
"", " .,,.. '.ri. p,. q. white.
W,,,,. .n, p.vp.,s. .,,uud offer
~, ina. i,u n,lI for three sacks
T Wa ,,nn,J E,,u. reached urt
$500 rI-- and second un %
-" D.. wilson hIt L. hard
- p.un., Nbn nailed t aud
,,upht Pace off ur-t
t',f,, Inning -Ntdr.u Iuftrd uur
.'.,..,5 t,'r.t..p lined uut "a rruu-
'" 49,, ~, tt,, ty. .t,k-. but
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PRICE


curr, out tor not touching second
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-02
Flies Have Killed
More People Than
The Worlds ArmieS

A CCoRDING TO an eminent author
"A iiy flies have been responsible
for the death OF more human he
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summary Earned runs, SuunNHtdc
o. Price thr-r.basc hits. Lutrcil
white. tvu-haHc hits. Nadeau. Kors-
ten go. first base on balls. off Aver
800 I struck out by DoWn"y 10. by
Fowler 9. by AVcrill g lett on bases.
Sunuyaidp Price Z. double plays.
DpWucy g. burns. white to Evans:
stolen bases. burns Nadcau. kerstcn.
Schultz aud Leonard. passed balls.
Pace p first base on errors sunny
eide o. Price ! hit hy pitcher, Tinglcy
and puwnrN Time of game. two
hours Z 3 min vmpircH. Carlson and
Ward
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Prof. J. II. Clark, who is now doing
his usual superior work as a teacher
at Capitol Dome, pleads guilty Of
spending two winters in Chicago, but
said If the Lord would forgive him
for that offense he would come to
the Sunshine State, so he cane 1900
miles to get back into sunshine, and
he sure looks good to his man,
friends.
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j s. s J ! 3 ] ! ] ]! !: !!
- g ~ ~ NJ. J. b ulckqy =
N ~ ~ " Va, ~ dootog ~
- * - lsailns physleians sn1
n inpgsssivs rine eeponony waa
perforusd q ~ hotol Gotus1G9 e.
enius q Q - b D>v. Ihso6ose Ilal&
those haing n o(1n1aneey ~ poDun1G
Of ~ brl1e, nlGs' Ana Moy Halo,
Of Fayvood, Grover EsohGrzy n
Dwysr; o. o. Martin Of n Peso, an1
y. 4. OEeary Of ~ HEADLIGHT staG.
The hgids will remain With hsr mother
until Sergeant Dieksy's disohazgs
from the service in June, when they
win 90 to Wheeling for psrnansnt
residence.
The bride was becomingly attirsd
In silk chiffon over satin, the groom
wearing his army uniform.
The Graphic offers congratulations
to the happy pair.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Tho home Of City Marshal and
Mrs. J. c. Tabor was the scsne Of
u happy Sunday morning wedding,
upon which occasion their daughter,
Naomi, was joined in the bonds Of
holy matrimony to James Alderman
Of the Park Garage force, Judge C.
c. Rogers performing the osrsmony.
After the ceremony and breakfast
the young couple motored to Ell Paso,
going via Columbus. After q brief
honeymoon they viii return to DEM
ing for permanent residence.
The bride was n member Of the
class Of '16 Dsming High and has
been recently Assisting the state ex-
perts in checking county records.
The Graphic is in favor Of homo
unions where both young people re-
main in Deming. We congratulate
Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman.
Golden oesslp Club
Mrs. A. W. Pollard entertained the
Golden Gossip Club Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. Geo. Shepard being the
only guest. Pleasant features Of
the afternoon were the rendering Of
the latest records on the victrola and
the serving Of dainty refreshments.
Bridge
Miss lone Hodgdon and Mrs. E. L.
Foulks entertained at bridge Tues
day afternoon.
Bridge
Mrs. (Capt.) Pcgram entertained
at bridge, Wednesday afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

A kind hearts adde's the load Of
many an empty pocketbook.

A kind hearts adde's the load Of
many an empty pocketbook.
People who rush through life in
their youth invariably pull back with
all their might at the end Of the trail.
One of the most aggravating things
in his world is to have your hair fall
out Of your head and sprout on your
nose at the same time.
Women are so consistent that
they reslutely decline to say what
they mean.
The town knocker never troubles
his head over the eight hour law.
The woman who really knows how
to manage her husband seldom tells
others how she does II.
The fellows who lost in the election
will at least have the Satisfaction Of
knowing that the dear people will not
be cussing them for their failure to
make good on their promises.
II the science Of aviation continues
wen soon be getting through route
to heaven.
Now that the election is over the
war can sneak back on the front
page again.
The world owes every man q COM
l,etence, but some are too lazy to
collect.
Everybody wants the war to end,
hut nobody Knows how to end It.
Food continues to advance in price,
Leavyweiehts like the bear can live
on their own fat.
Another whale Of a bargain adj
vcriised this week. Read the ads
mil Won find it.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
n eost q living has gone up IS
pr cent slnoe TIE war began IN Ing
land.
H. @. King Of Dsmins has pur-
chased ths dairy business Of =. d.
MeAdams and bis sister Mrs. Bessie
@. Stevenson, and assumed charge
ths ~ Of this month. Mrs. Stew
suson loft BY auto Sunday for Mag
daIena and Kelly, N. NJ, for a visit
and will later 90 to California. Mr..
MeAdams has gone to Cooks Peak
to assume the management Of some
mining property there.--Silver City
Enterprise.
Mrs. W. r. Carson, formerly Miss
Janet Merrill, arrived Sunday from
Manuclito, N. NJ, and after few
weeks visit with her sister, Ruth,
and other Deming friends, will go to
Jerome, Arizona.
Don't get your ideas of the sugar
beets.
DR.. g. H. Young reports the sale
Of Chevrolet touring car to +. W.
Bureet, of Hachita. DR.. Young
and family went to Fl Paso yester-
day to drive home another new ma
chine.
DR.. s. d. Swope and family, Mrs.
J. A. Mahoney, Mrs. A. W. Pollard,
Mrs. Frank Thurmond, Miss Theresa
Clark, Mrs. Capt. Clyde N. Clark,
and Miss Mary James were guests at
the Bennett thornton wedding at
Fort Bayard.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. =. W. Amy,
Sunday morning, an infant daughter,
hut the little life was not destined
10 remain blessing to the fono
parents. The tiny remains were laid
10 rest Monday afternoon, Rev. w. W.
Nelson offering prayer at the home.
The sympathy of the community goes
put to the Borrowing parents.
J. II. Vowels and wife, of Evans
Vile, Ind, are guests of Herbert
Keith and wife, the wives being sis
'ers. They expect to make Deming
heir home. Mr.. Vowels would like
20 get clerical employment.
Neither Rev. Mitchelmore nor Rev. |
Foulks, had a broken leg, as might
nave been inferred by our mixed-up
ocal last week. A line intended to
correct the item below, concerning
Harry v. Whitehil, jr., was mad
'ertently put into the item concern
ng church services. Mistakes win
sometimes get by in the best regulated
Print shops.
Some men are so dense they can
lot realize their own density.
Drs. Hoffman aud Milford we're
'hasing deer and other wild game in
he mountains Of Sierra county.
Miss Grace V. Bonner, noted i'm
,ersonator and reader, will give one
Il hcr famous entertainments at the
Crystal Theater, Tuesday evening,
November 81, under auspices Of the
Moose Lodge. Miss Bonner is one Of
he best on the platform.
Mrs. Hanie Barksdalc returned
'londay from Ajo, Arizona, where
he has been for two weeks attending
he illness Of her cousin, Albert Keith,
|eputy of Ajo, who was shot while
IN duty by an armed Mexican. His
many friends will be glad to know
'e is out of the hospital and was ac-
to Phoenix Sunday night
" his brother Elmore Keith, and DR..
ichols.
The Southwestern Machinery Sup
'ly company is installing complete
jumping plant for C. L. Baker on
lis farm southwest of the city.
~ gave You three more prisoners
o be put on Mayor Nordhaus' street
'ang," remarked Judge Colin Neblett
o the Graphic yesterday morning.
and guess from the appearance of
hings he is keeping them pretty
usy," concluded the judge.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

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p :1s a.coya! cnu1eA, Senc9-
no1o' AM o. wnaeh cnuren ooen osaoe
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vas very peeoa!u'iy eseoeesee foz
me oeeonoa w,sn vnaee ana yelcw
on1y':.sne INNS enalex "a yeAov
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KANSAS Neuonei aasro. the notes
o. Lo.sn ans woaa'ne Asreh'
s':d .oEsn' Inc nF'oosaaos enter
"a sns' some NIUE d,s.anee apets'
snc msoo = cnssnne p'osaFe N sns'r
da'n'y sowns OF ye"cw, carrying 10
quo's Q. y'"cw ana wn'se cnzysantne-
nu",s "'u WIN ye'o" .u''e' Fouow-
ing 'ns msaos' !ne ma.s9p o. aonor
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ceo'ns me D1oe, 'ne ma,d Of nonor
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r. w 49, "a ~. n w pr.h..
ca ~. h-;S..-.;a. w.-. ~.
swope. The Matron Of Honor was
Mrs a. W. Rutherford. and tho Maid
NJ Honor Miss Evelvn Blacrahare.
and the orean;st Miss Father Bolich.
The br;de,s gown was an exouisite
one Of ;mported embroidered mater
;aI A long souare train Fastened
NJ the RIGHT shoulder swept the
floor and n tulle veil pleated around
band Of pearls fell to the hem Of
the train. She carried n shower BIO.
ouet Of brides roses and lilies Of
ths valIev. After The ceremonv = re.
.sn.;or tool place NJ The homo of
Major and Mrs. Percy Jones WHARF
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Food continues to advance in price,
Leavyweiehts like the bear can live
On their own fat.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Another whale OF a bargain adj
ycriised this week. Read the ads
niil you find II.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Everybody wants the war to end,
hut nobody Knows how to end It.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

The world owes every man a CON-
l.etence, but some are too lazy to
collect.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Women are so consistent that
they reslutely decline to say what
they mean.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Now that the election is over the
war can sneak back on the front
page again.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

The Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. ]. @. Moir, Monday afternoon
at three O'Clock. Mrs. Z. W. Trow-
bridge will have charge of the de-
votionals and Mrs. G. d. Robinson
will have the program arrangements
in hand.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Dr.. Ralph Byron Feted
DR.. Ralph Byron, a leading surgeon
of Los Angeles, who has been spend
ing a brief vacation with his mother,
Mrs. ]. g. Moir, will return to his
home Sunday morning.
Complimentary to DR.. Byron, Mr..
and Mrs. A. W. Pollard gave a din
ncr at the Harvey House last ev-
ening. Mr.. and Mrs. John Corbett
will give q dinner at their home
tonight which will follow by a bridge
party in his honor by Mrs. ALE Steck-
er at the Thurmond home. Satur-
day evening DR.. and Mrs. Moir will
entertain at their home, compliment
tary to DR.. Byron.
nrs. nuoh end mrs. naIl 70 Entertain
Mrs. Henry Hall and Mrs. h. O.
Bush have issued invitation to two
recepti.-.s at the homo Of the latter,
November 81 and %.
Another War Bride
Miss Willis Brown Perry, high
school junior and one Of Demine's
/ opular younger set, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. b. Perry, well-known
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

announcer war 05ou0
Immediately following the Sunday
morning services, Sergeant Arthur
J. Teller of Camp Deming and Miss
Frona Williams, an old sweetheart
Of his, who came here to become a
war bride, proceeded to the Methodist
parsonage and in the presence Of the
choir, were joined in holy wedlock by
Rev. w. W. Nelson, with the choir
members as witnesses.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

One of the most aggravating things
in his world is to have your hair fall
out of your head and sprout on your
nose ut the same time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

II the science Of aviation continues
wen soon be getting through route
to heaven.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

n cot q living has gone up a
pr cent slnoe tie wsr began IN Ing.
land.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

Bridge
Mrs. (Capt.) Pcgram entertained
at bridge, Wednesday afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-11-17

DR.. g. H. Young reports the SALE
of Chevrolet touring car to +. W
Burget, Of Hachita. DR.. Youn,
and family went to Fl Paso yester,
day to drive home another new ma,
chine.