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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-13
SoTIcE oS FORECLOSURE SALE

[" nc District Court 81 the Sirfh J,s,c,s
"mr,cf 81 the State Of Men n,r,ro
"""" ana ior TIE County Of Luna
The City National Bank
corporation
Mary $. Brack,
Defendant J
Notice is hereby given.
THAT WHEREAS. b. virtue OF q certain
decree rendered by the above named Court on
,he 'ihe day OF April, 1917. IA the above en-.
whereby judgment was rendered in favor Of
,hr above named plaintiff and against the
named defendant for the sum OF Twenty one
hundred Thirty nine 50-l00 ($si39. 5O) Dol.
iais' WIN interest theron at the rate OF eigh,
per cent per anum from the said 4 9TH day OF
Aprl, 1917 together with costs herein incur.
red; said sum and costs being by said decree
declared TO be valid lien on the following
described lands and premises, iowit: The
SSE' man Of the Northeast Quarter (E l.2
~ IA OF Section Thirteen (13) in Town.
snip Twehty'ihree l23) South Range Nine (e)
west, and the West Half Of the Northwest
VnArier LW i'2 NV la Of Section Eighteen
alsl IN Township Twenty.,hree (23) South
mmahse t'ght tsl West, New Mexico Principal
Meridian, together with all and singular Inc
lands. tehements, hereditaments and appurte.
hances thereunto belonging or in anywise ap.
pertaining. and the reversion and reyersions
'"naihusr ana ermaindefs, rents issues and
profits thereof.
AND WHEREAS, by said decree il was or.
dcred that said lands and premises be sold by
tue undersigned a. Commissioner in default
OF payment OF said judgment and costs at any
Ilme after ninety days from the said 18th day
OF April A. d. 1917. in order to satisfy said
Judgment and costs
NOW THEREFORE, |, A. A. Temke, Com.
rs aforesaid. do hereby give public
notice that on the cath day Of July. 4. b.
1911 at the hour Of ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon noon Of said day al the front door Of the Court
House OF said Luna County. in the Village OF
Deming. New Mexico. I will, pursuant 10 and
by virtue Of said decree. offer for sale and sell
10 the highest and Lcst bidder for cash In hand
HE above described lands and premises, or SO
much thereof as NAV be- necessary 10 satisfy
sale. ~
A. A. TEMKE,
A. ". POLLARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff June :eJuly POI
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-13
~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE styr,,
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF NEW MEXf
co WITHIN AND FOR THT
COUNTY OF LUNA

IN I rbh pIsTRIsT COURT OF THE sixth
co WITHIN AND FOR TIFF
COUNTY OF LUNA
Ben Eubank and
Wales Eubank
Plaintiffs
John II. Lester, IT,. Ad
ministrator Of the estate
OF Homer TarbiI, de-
ceased, and Lee o. Les.
ter, John II. Lester. IT,. Civil M $50
Walter V. Lester Frank ''' ''-
T., Lester, Allie Lester
and Joseph Clay Lester
heirs at law OF Homer
Tafbill deceased. and Ar
thur l. Foster.
Defendants.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
Notice is hereby given that a suit has been
commenced End is now pending In the above
named Court by the above named plaintiffs
against the above named defendants and that
the general object OF said action is 10 obtain q
decree finding and determining that q certain
warranty, Deed, made and executed on the 5th
day OF January, 1915. by defendant, Arthur
l.. Foster TO Homer Tarbill, deceased. convey.
ing.
The Sc Ia Of the sw Ia and the sw IA
OF the Sc IA, Sec. 5. and the NE Ia Of the
w an in lns 20 's s. nv 10 y w. Of hf n NJ sss
tanning one hundred and sixty acres (lco),
together with all houses. fences and improve.
ments then on the lands and the water or
ditch rights belonging thereto being one.half
OF the time OF the full flow OF water in the
Tustin & Mcintosh Ditch, which said ditch is
situated ON the lands Aforesaid, and one.tenth
OF the time Of the full flow OF water In the
Miller Foster Ditch, which empties into the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-13

Advertise that surplus article in
the Graphic Want Column.
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Charles T.. Hicks and
Enc NJ. Hicks,
Defendants

Notice is hereby gwen,
THAT WEHERAS. By virtue oi certain
decree rendered by the above mentioned Cour'
ON The 10Th DAY OF March. A. ID. 1917, in the
ahove entitled and numbered cause, wherein
and whereby judgment was rendered IN favor
OF the above named plaintih and against tht
above named defendants for the sum oi
Eighteen Hundred Sixty seven and so.lvu
(sis67 500 Dollars with interest .heIeoh ~ ud
rate of ten per cent per annnm from the saia
Goth day OF March, A. ID, 1917, together Win
costs herein incurred, said sum and costs beine
bv said decree declared TO be a Taiid lien on
the following described lands and premises 10
The Northwest Quarter (Nw la Of Section
Twenty-Five f22) in Township Twsnty,foni
(2a) South, Range Nine (9) West, y. Al: Z.
N IN Luna County, New Mexico toseshet
with all and singular the lands, tenements. her'
editaments aud appurtenances thereunto ne'
longing or IL anywise appertaining and the
reysrsion and reversions, remainder and re-
mainders. rents issues and profits thereof.
AND WHEREAS, by said decree u was or
dered that said lands and premises % soa ~
The undersigned as Commissioner In default
OF payment Of said judgment and costs a. any
time after ninety days from the said 20th DAY
OF March, A. d. 1917, in order to sa'iy sara
'"Sys oW THEREFORE, TTn I, R. r, Hamilton,
Commissioner as aforesaid, do hereby give pub
lie notice that on the 3lst day OF July, a; "
1917. al tho hour OF ten o'clock IN the iore.
noon OF said day at the front door Of ins cour,
House OF said Luna County, in the Village OF
Deming. New Mexico | will, pursuant 10 and
by virtue Of said decree, offer for sale and sell
10 the highest and best bidder for cash IN hand
the above described lands and premises OF ~
much thereof as may be necessary TO sausIy
said judgment. costs Of suit and expenses OF
sale. , u.,,,,rov
Commissioner.
A. W. POLLARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff July o'@'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-07-13
A. W. POLLARD,
Attorney for Plaintiff July

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
co WITHIN AND FOR THE CouN
TY OF LUNA.
y. c. Parish.
Plaintiff,
vs.. Civil No. SIS
Edgar L. Willis
Defendant
Notice Of sherias Sale
Notice is hereby given that oy 'a'us ,va.,
Writ Of Execution issued out Of, anu J
,hs .esi Of said Court in the above numhsfe'
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
OF SLEEP
BY CONSCIENCE,
CONFESSES THEFT

II have been thinking of my wife
and the folks AZ home and cannct
sleep. never did anything OF the
kind before and want 90 give myself
up said Guy ) lindley. OF Indian
apolis 10 Information Offcer Ferd.
Kaiser, Thursday. as he presented
himself az police headquarters.
Questioning Lindley further, Keis-
or learned that he had taken about
5000 from a firm by whom he was
employed IN Indianapolis. lie was
locked up on charge OF being a
fugitive and Indianapolis police We're
notified G
81 started taking small amounts
because I had a hard time making
ends meet said Lindley 81 got in
so deep that / became scared and
decided 10 Zee came 10 Detroit
and thought I would get work here
but | kept thinking Of my wife and
wanted 10 see her so badly that |
couldnt stand IT, ! couldn't eat or
sleep and am glad II Is over. Ask
the indianapolis authorities 10 come
after me a. soon as they can"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
$40, 900 WILL BE
SPENT TO ERECT
HOSPITAL UNIT

A central building, TO be erected
at a cost OF $4,000. will provide
for many more crippled children ~
the Van Beuven-3rowne Hospital
school at Addybrook farm. Grand
River-ave The directors recently
acquired 3l-acre site that will al.
low for the expansion of the instl.
tuition. which IS now caring for 50
crippled Youngsters.
A campaign for funds TO finance
the institution and erect a larger
home was conducted late in 1915,
and more than $4,000 was obtained.
Further financial aid will be re-
CURED as the work progresses. and
the executive board and board Of
trustees will seek such philan.
thropic assistance as may be re-
quired TO complete and maintain he
enlarged institution. A meeting Of
the directors was held in the Board
OF Commerce Friday noon
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
DETROIT TO
GET MORRIS
PLAN BANK
Bankers Take Steps
Looking Toward Its
Establishment
HEAR FOUNDER
EXPLAIN SYSTEM
NJ a k c s Investors of
Borrowers, Norfolk
Man Shows

William J Gray. president OF
the First and Old Detroit National
bank. was authorized Thursday night
20 appoint committee of bankers
and business men 10 take steps to-
ward the establishment OF Morris
plan bank in Detroit The purpose
Of the Morris plan is 10 give indus
trial loans 10 workingmen az le-
climate rate, thus eliminating the
loan shark
Al a meeting held in the ID. A. c..
30 prominent bankers and other
leaders IN the city's business life
heard Arthur J. Morris; OF Norfolk
Va, originator OF the plan which
bears his name. explain the work.
ings OF the Morris banks. which are
established in % cities In tho Unit.
cd states lie said
Under the Morris plan. IL wage.
Garner or salaried man needs 800.
he makes application at the Morris
Plan company. stating why ne re
quires the money When his appli.
cation is granted 30 signs a note,
which two other persons have IN.
dorsed These endorsers do not
have 10 be property owners. but
must be mon OF good character and
earning capacity
When the note is accepted by
The Morris Plan company. there is a
discount OF interest charge OF six
per cent and an Investigation foe
of 5 for each So OF The loan. The
borrower recei, es 500 and the loan
runs for one year
In order 10 make repayment sim
pie and easy. the Morris plan com
pany has as part OF is system in
stalmcnl certificates These are in
denominations OF from $50 20 500.
Instead 81 paying 81 week TO can.
Gel he loan. the borrower pur
chases an Investment certificate on
which he pays g. week for so
weeks Two weeks later the loan
Is due.
Then The borrower either cashes
in his nstallment investment Ger
tihcate. and uses the proceeds 20
pay on his note. or II he has at
hand 800 he can pay the loan and
retain the 500 investment certifi.
cate. which will pay him FIVE per
cent interest The Morris plan seeks
20 impress the borrower with the
idea that nc Is not merely making
weekly payments 20 discharge
debt huf has become an investor
and hat he can use that investment
ahon i natures
These Investment certificates are
also sold on weekly payments. and
when a. man DIS Do owner az a paid
rp Investment certificate he can use
II a. collateral without the neces.
-ty Of nnv Endorsement. or more
than $500 900 loaned in one period
hy the Morris Plan company OF New
York. indorsers were called on 10 pay
only s. 400 The losses of the Nor.
RIG Plan companies on their loans
average less than one.tcnth OF one
per cent"
Clark Williams. former comptrol.
Ter of New York state and now rcE-
ident OF the Industrial Finance cor.
poraliOn. parent body ~ the Morris
banks. presented statistics showing
the immense amount OF business
done last year by the 80 banks.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
NEWS OF HIGHER
RENT BROUGHT
HEART FAILURE

Word that The landlord has raised
the rent, gave Mrs. w l.. Bouehlon
an attack of heart trouble she told
Justice Marschncr Thursday Nnen
she appeared as defendant in suit
for unpaid rent brought by Louis
Rehberr For several weeks shs
was confined 70 ner bed. She 10
clarod A doctors certificate was or
fered "a, proof
Justice Marschner was symna-
thetic. bur there was only one dc.
cision possible he waited until
Mrs. BSughton had left court. and
then rendered judgment for the
plaintiff for s2l.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
BEEfHAM'S
pills
Largest Sale OF Any Msd,eias in IN. Wertl.
Ssid svsp~hsr.. In DO. ss. Toe. 1se.
five new REAR
ADMIRALS NAMED
DR.. Grayson and Four Bureau
Chiefs Are
Boosted

WASHINGTON. Jan 10 Five
new rear admlrals Of the navy,
authorized by congress At the last
Scssion. were nominated late Thurs.
day by President Wilson.
-Four OF the nominees arc depart.
mental bureau chiefs. whose posi-.
tons carry the rank OF rear.admiral
during the term OF office The ETH
Is Or. Cary r Grayson. the prcsi-
cents naval aide and physician. now
= past assistant surgeon with rank
OF lieutenant commander
Tho bnreau chiefs that now be.
come rear admlrals in their own
right regardless OF their positions
in the department. are the follow
ing
Frederick n Harris civil engin-
orr Nientenaut commander chief OF
the bureau of yards and docks.
William c. BREASTED. medical di
rector commander surgeon gen
oral ard chief OF tho bureau OF
medicine and surgery whose nome
r. In Detroit
Samuel McGowan. pay director
(captainl paymaster general.
David w Taylor. naval construc
tor fcaplainl chief constructor,
The naval appropriation BIN pro
,ided foF two roaradmirals 10 head
the list OF medical directors. and
one each among The civil engineers,
naval constructor and pay direc.
tors Heretofore captain had been
the highest permanent grade pro.
Nided for In thnNn cnTnA
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
charaes cop WIth AssauIt.

Warrants charging Patfolman Ar
thur Schemansky Of the cleanup
squad. with assault on George W
Munson. 40. ga Van Dyke ave,
were issued by Justice Sellers,
Thursday. The alleged assault Was
committed when Munson intrrfered
according to Schemsnsly. with the
visit az officers 10 Tho homo ~ Mrs
Kathleen O'Donncll No i91 30
Cass.avc.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Sore Throat Don'ts

When the children have sore
throat. don't blister their necks
with lamp oil. Don't torture them
with a foul smelling piece OF fat
meat. wrapped about the neck.
Don't imagine there is medical vir-
tue in an old sock or piece OF red
flannel. Don't believe superstitions
A sore throat is a serious matter
and is not 20 be healed by such
make-believe remedies. The use Of
such methods is simply put ~
!: {: ]: !" !;
ting the patient to needless sL0
torture. Use a little sore
throat wisdom and give them II
TONSILINE and the throat Ia
will heal quickly.
25 cents and so cents. Hos "a
pital Size 800. All Druggists. ~
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

Preston Cromic. injured in the
automobile accident which took the
lie ~ his companion. Miss Emma
Moore. last SUNDAY. died Thursday
in Grace hospital His skull had
been fractured The automobile in
which he was driving was struck
by Michigan Central locomotive
in Warren. Mich. where Cromie and
Miss Moore lived
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
juSt take

a few doses of Beecham's Pills
and avoid any serious illness.
They are a fine corrective and
tonic for the system, and a
great help in maintaining good
health. A single box will
prove the remedial value of
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
to feel
Fresh andFit

you must keep your stom-
ach well. your liver active,
the bowels andyour
blood pure. Your physical
condition depends on the
health Of these organs.
When anything goes wrong
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
vernon u. Bowi~s, chief engineer OF
the Dime Hnnk huIIdinR. Mns d.

vorced Thursday IN Judge Tucker's
court BY Mrs. Blanche A Bowles
who declared that he had agreed
20 give her SIS month for ave
years with tho understanding that
she was 10 get a decree from him.
lie is said 20 receive 800 a month.
Another woman disrupted their
union According 20 Mrs nowles
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

CHICAGO The life mystery OF
Charles Hagerdahl 81 the Hermit
OF IIalsted.st." disclosed by dialr
found when he died He was IN.
gagged 20 "A, Norwegian princess
whose death caused him TO come 10
America and become recluse. "
SGT f0th.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

MERIDEN. Conn Muzzles for
cats durine night hours we're pro-
posed by Assemblyman Walter Il.
Savage Mrs. Anna Mueller. Of the
humane society protests they VIII
hang themselves and besides they
as thru their noses she SAYS.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

NEW YORK Magistrate Harris
in domestic relations court upset
tho program Of years FOR Mrs John
Make when ~ ordered her 10 help
wash dishes and take hubby 10 an
occasional movie lie was being
tiled for cruelty
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
The College EqnaI suffrage league
will hold ifs monthly Iuncbeo sat

urdAy al l2.i5 m The Addison NOTCH
Mrs Augusta Hughston, a graduate
OF Smith college and prominent
suffrage worker OF New York. VIII
be The speaker All who Rre inter
ested IN the cause OF equal suffrage
are invited e. be present Plates
for the luncheon may be obtained
thru o. T. Fisher, Ridge 5943
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
CHAS. s. CRANE
IS CANDIDATE
FOR ALDERMAN

Charles S Crane. former assist
ant prosecuting attorney has an
nomced his candidacy for the Re
publican nomination for aldermen
of The Fourth ward. 10 an the wa
cancy caused hy The death Of Maui
rice j Heating Mr. crane was
graduated from the law department
of the University Of Michigan in
1912 He resides az No 1863 bella
Warp-aYc.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Can YOU remember back 50 far ne 30
90 40 Nenrn ago when You pI6dded
when friends of Arthur r.. Water
fall. who retired n trsnir commits

sioncr 81 the Detroit Board OF
Commerce 20 become associated
with Dodge Brothers. rendered him
an appreciation dinner in the De-
troll club. Wednesday night. they
didn't overlook Mrs. Waterfall.
Thursday morning Mrs waterfall
was the recipient ~ an immense
bouquet ~ American beauty roses
4 EIlrla frlaHld p
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

CLEVELAND William Sirl want
$4,000 damages from doctor al
lcging hc was kept prisoner IN a
plaster car week overtime until
he paid his bill. Part OF Sirls shin
>Ns grated into his spine
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

CLEVELAND Francis Duffy,
without girl watched ihe theater
crowd. Lonesome hc broke q show
window and wa lugsing ont a smil
ing model when copper nabbei
him
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
~ ON don't hear the wheels cracking
In TIC snaM Nery often nov a.

days" said the old timer. because
most 81 ON are covered with rub
Der / s'pose will admit tho.
that things are more convenient
than they used 20 be when 7 used
10 get up IN my red flannel under
clothes and go out 10 the wood
shed FOR kindlinz 20 make UP the
Kitchen hre for ma TO get the
breakfast
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Capt. 4. Bu.ch. Dr. Albert 4. French
And RaIph IIddy hRve been an

pointed members 81 a committee 20
make plans for the annual banquet
OF the North End Republican club
on March ] In the Board ~ COM
mercs. Thu club met Thursday
night IN kieslngs hall and APP
pointed the committee
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

Secretary az War Baker VIII be-
The orator today al tho annual cello.
hration of Washington and lee
day" "a Washington and lee un.yer.
sity. az Lexington. Va
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
The Grand Trunk still wants Hsst-
ings-st. closed ct Frnnkiis-st. and

II eDarIug NO cnOrtF 20 bTlhK "
about hearing viii be called
between Representatives OF the
railroad and the common council
at sn early date Attorneys FOR tho
road claim that they can show that
HAstIngs-st never did extend Ia tho
river altho old residents dispute
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

Controller George EngeI viii open
bids for 5000, 900 school bonds md
500 000 grade separation bonds
saturday. Feb 10 Sale OF the
bonds Is being made 20 meet con-
tinCoocies that have arisen re-
Gently
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

CHICAGO.-A de- luxe special
train. with g. cars III Colorado pota-
toes t. cnrouie here from lucernc
Colo. \ spcclal armed guard rides
IN each car OF The shipment 20 pro
tcct the "spudH"
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19

fnOnt-st "IIe pOes u those sWelI
bangucts guess he's been 90 a
dozen of them ! could tell ~ I
went home and counted the spoons
he's got Hes keeping them for
'scowvenours Some ~ them have
the names Statlcr cadillac, Point
chartraln and fuller on them
which explains why hotel IL
FOR little nlcoVe with shower
hath in II
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Odds and Ends

PORTLAND. Md Mrs. Michael
Sorenz.o WAS forced 20 stand help
ic.ely hy while a minion Of The law
seized her children'e bath ana The
tab containing A. lhe bath Sas
beer.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Rehesrsais for the musical farce.
s.The MIshInE Ring" 10 be given

'The wishing Ring" TO b~ given
the FIRST three days In February
under the auspices ~ the FEEDER
Ated Wowen's clubs IN their club
house Second and HAncock -aves
viii begin next week under the d.
rection % =. I. Shervey. who viii
come from the east FOR that pur-
pose. The cast viii include 200
persons Mrs f. -. swift. Mrs r.
X Ruttrick and Mn. r q Saund-
ers are the chairmsn 81 the com
mittees on general arrangements.
talent and publicity
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
City News in Brief

The loud diced person wno caiis out
"sutter~d" 10 the powers behind the
scenes in the Serveselfs might bet
ter say toast and save her breath
ON one sylla bile. The butter ~ still
reposlng In the cold storage or IL
on the farm in a liquid state. 40
butter could be Sdetected on the
"buttered" with chemical analysis.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-19
Police CommissIoner COuxens believes
that too much Mork IL fnlIIna on
". VI. &. uowse. vice-pre-i~dnt and
sales manager Of one Of the largest

whOlcsalc dTY goods houses IN The
middle west VIII address the "a lies
manship club 81 Detroit IN the De
troit Board OF Commerce Monday
night. Mr.. Howse Ia from Wichita.
EAnf.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-27

W. T. Wene and family visited
friends in Miami last Sunday.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-27

Clare Rehm, who was sum-
moned Thursday to join the
Cherokee county quota Of
soldiers, is still with us. When
he got to Columbus he found
that he had been called as a
supernumerary, to help fill the
ranks in case some of those
actually in this draft failed to
show up. When they loaded
the train Clare found that just
one alternate ahead of him was
left. He expects to receive orders
to report again on October 8,
when the next draft is made.
Tom Botkin, secretary of state
for Kansas, was down from
Topeka last week and spent a
couple of days in Baxter Springs.
He met all his Republican cohorts
and was warmly greeted. His
official business to this county,
according to rumor, was to look
into affairs of some mining COM
panies offering stock for sale.
Kansas has a rigid blue sky law
and it is Mr.. Botkin's business,
as secretary of state, to enforce
it. 1t is said also, that Botkin
has SHE'D his hat into the circle
of gubernatorial candidates.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-27
CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-E. L. Wright.
CouncIlmen First Ward-Tarrsnee Connor'
O. c. Rummel First Ward covers all terri'
tory North Of Spring street and East Of Nil
tary street.
Councilman Second Ward-H. Z. Stein. B.
II. Shields. Second Ward covers all territory
North Of Spring street and West OF military
street.
Councilman Third Ward-G. W. Skies. J. W.
Barnes. Third Ward covers all territory
South Of Spring street.
City Clerk-O. n. Spratt.'
City Treasurer-J. w. Cook.
City Attorney-Grant WaggoneE.
Police judge. II. English.
Justice of the Peacs-John Jones.
Marshal--Henry Horton.
Night Marshal-Monroe Horton.
Constable and Deputy Sherif-Eusene Tur'
ner.
City Physician-Dr. r. C. Wear.
Board Of Health-Drs. r. G. Wear. J. d.
Boswell and N. I. Nichols.
Cemetery Sexton-Ellig Harmon.
Street Commissioner Ditty.
Board Of Educatlon-W. N. Love. Z. g
Wear, Geo. VanDusen. Mrs. J. H. Boswell. Ed
Covey, and A. 3. Pfremmer
Treasurer School Board-LL l. Cardin.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-27

Miss Marie Covey and Mr..
Ted Treece motored to Joplin
last Friday.
Baxter Springs news., 1917-09-27

with their son and took in all
the famous scenic points. Mr..
Armstrong has steadily improved
in health since leaving here about
two months ago. They agree
that the trip was greatly en-
loved.