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Notice
State of New Mexico.

County oi Luna
To Whom It Nav Concern. and es-
pccially to all who are interested or
NAV become Interested III the estate
of Byron \. Knowles. deceased. late
of the County of Luna, in the State
of New Mexico.
Whereas. the last will and tesla
ment of Byron \. Knowles. has
been filed IN the office of the County
Clerk for Luna County, New Mexico.
Won are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Court for sand
County OF Luna. to he holden at
pemine. New Mexico. on the 'ih dav
of January. l9ls. at 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon of said dav being the time
sci by said Court for the probatlne
of the last will and testament OF
Byron \. knowles. deceased, there
10 show cause. if any YOU have. why
said last will and testament should
not be- admitted 10 probate 5v said
Court.
Witness the Hon. {. {. Fielder
Judge of said Court, this 29th dar
Of October. 4. d. 1917.
c. Il. HUGHES.
(SooN County Clerk.
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The per capita debt Of Great Brit
Uin l. S3S2 and that of France 500.
Including the new Liberty Loan, the
per capita debt OF the United State
Nll be only $50, while the financial
rr-ources of the United States are
greater than those of any other tw"
countries ON the globe. There /, n"
better security than that which guar
uutees the repayment of money loan
cd tp Uncle Sam.
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NOTICE

Notic. i hereby given that the annna
meeting OF the stockholders Of The Demlns
Real Estate & Improvement COMPANY, wa
bc held al ne East spruce Street IN tbs
Village of Deming New Mexico, County O.
Lima ON the 2i,h day Of November. 1917
a. tsr, o'clock y. m, Tor the purpose OF re
ceivinc the reports OF the officers OF th'
CnrnaTa,ion. elcctng a fall Board Of direc
,ors for the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of such other business as may com'
heiore ,he aid meeting. The polls will re-
main oIen for one hour and no stock shat
10 voted which has been transferred upot
,be hooks within twenty days n,xt precedini
such election. o,
Deming y. NJ. Nov. le, 1917.
ial9 II. J. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LUNA.
CIVIL 40. 40
Lon Ona DclanV. Plaintiff

vs..
Henry T.. Dclanv. Defendant.
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SIT.
To the above named dcfcndnant:
Notice Is hereby given that com
nlaint has been fled and suit com.
mcnccd in the above named Court III
the numbered and entitled cause bv
Lon Ona Delanv. a. plaintiff, against
Won. the said defendant Henry F.
Delanv. as defendant; that the gen
rral objects of said suit are to obtain
a divorce. alimonv. a division of the
property. the care and custody OF
Frances Delanv and Henry I. De-
lanv. infant children of the parties
hereto and an allowance from said
Court for their support: and that
unless vou. said defendant. shall en-
ter your appearance on or before tn,
Sth dnv Of December. \. d.. 1911
Judgment will be rendered in said
cause bv default.
The name and address Of plaintiff
attorney are Naucht Il Watson, Dem
ine. New MEXICO.
Dated this 22nd dav of October, \
D.. 1917.
c. Il. HUGHES.
Clerk of said Court.
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Tins week saw established N Camp
tody school for teaching practical
-prakin" English to the 800 men or
% little more among the 1000 select
draft men who recently came here.
f-",rial attention Will be- given to
teaching them military English. They
W.ll also be taught to read and write
the language. rhi- school which
wdl be- divided into rlasscs OF about
80 each. will be- under the direction
ot First Lieutenant +. NJ. Buck. head
of the statistical section of thi, di-
vision, and e. &. Reed educational
director of the \. VI. c. \. The in
'jution will correspond to the six
teen weeks of instruction IN military
lime. which IS IN due course here
now
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N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
aiAIh JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
siAfE OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY or LUNA
Isaac T. DE Long.
Plaintiff
Va. CIVIL No z9A
Ada J. De Long.
Defendant
NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
10 TIE ahoNe named defendant
N"'ic" i hereby gwen that a suit has been
commenced by the above named plaintiff. an 4
~ M" pending. In the above named Court
against ih. above named defendant. ia. OBJ
leei of which said suit Is To obtain judgmen,
ior divorce absalu,e from the bonds of mat
run"nt now existing between the parties
hlahiiii and diendani; and that unless you
ne said defendant. shah enter your appear
ance IN sad cause on or before tho 26th day
Of December 1917, judgment will be rend.
cred IN said cause against you by default
The name and address of the attorneys for
plainiin are Naueht & Watson. Deming' New
1917. q n UtiGIirs
NV """' Clerk of said Court.
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Robert G. Brooks. professor of pc
hIra science nj Swaihmorc college.
Pu.. was an arrival in camp last Mon
da,. lie Is one of 90 men sent out
by the War Risk Insurance Bureau of
lhc federal treasury department. In
the insurance feature the division
War Risk Insurance office sent on
ju Wa hlngt"n this week applications,
for the second million of insurance.
TIM was mostly from officer, but
enlisted men have began applying for
insurance Allotment blanks for pro-
udmg for dependent of the families
of enlisted men were received last
Monday 20 this feature oi the work
Nu- taken up among them Thi, tra-
lure b. compulsory.
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Dissolution Notice

The partnership between Witou
Powell and G. E. Ronnell. business
known as the b. & p. Photograph
Studio. is dissolved Mr.. Bonnell is
,o nav all bills. 10pd4
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ACAMP
y. CULLS

The statistical section of the 3lth
division. opened for business in larg-
cr quarters, old mess hall No. 4 in
Section last Monday in the same
building as the division personnel of
ucc
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Jewish Congress Postponed

The convention of the Jewish Con
ere at Washington, ID. C.. which
wa. to have been held November Is.
ha- been postponed until peace neeo-
tiaiion, will he ia sight.
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lllv enlisted men were sen, from
obi division this week to Rock Island.
H.. Peoria. ILL.,, Clintonville. Wis.
and Springfield. Mas, where they
viii he instructed IN truck work. can
$50. aud leather work. etc.
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The knights of Columbus hall was
formally blessed and dedicated last
sunday morning at 1890 by the ri.
Rev. Bishop Shuler, of Fl Paso. af-
ter which he preached patriotic ser
mon To an audience which packed the
lrre hall.
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The new target range was pul IN
d., the first of the week, the first
military unit Ia use II being the mill
tar, police with pistol practice The
range j. located about tSo mile.
u,rhwnri from the camp.
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FOR SALE-Two modern houses.
seven room and four room. with
bath and sleeping porches. , blocks
from postoffice. Fred Sherman,
Phone 2lO. Deminr.
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FOR SALE--Iiigh grade miIch COWS
roam Durhams. part Gersies and
Durhams, one very fine llolstein
bull, II months old. Write or call OF
Thos. Mcnamara, box 63, Fierro, \.
VI. lit.
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classified
.WANT ADVERTISING
F0R SALE
.LE-THr FOLLOWING MILL MA.

FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING MILL Ma.
CHINERY:
Tenor Machine (Iiail & Brown Mfg. COL
Mortise Machine tHail 4 Brown Mfg Col
Jointer Head.
Double Surfacer 4 Flooring Machine No.
20 tiioyt Bothner.)
sticker & Mouider CIall A Brown Mfg.
Coz
Joinier Crescent Machine Co)
shaper Edwards Machine Co.
Band Saw Machine No as Crescent Ma
chine Co together with other mill equipment
and accessories.
SEQ II. J. WILLIAMS at Water Company's
Office
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FOR SALE-A Selden - ton truck /:
new. unused top: ear in almost per-
feet condition: will sell for $3.50
first cost $250O. INQUIRE of Henry
Raithel. Palace Drug Store. 5-tf. &C
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FOR sALE-or exchange for alfalfa hay. some
extra fine brood SOW with litters Of pigs. Also
some extra line dairy calves -Trowbridge
DAIRY l9.lHtf
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SIXTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE STATE
OF NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND FOR
THE COUNTY or LUNA
LULA HALL
u.,,m. ~ No 523
Defendant
The said defendant. Walter Hall. Is here.
by notified that civil action has been com.
mehced against him IN the District Court Of
lhe sixth Judicial District OF the state OF New
Mexico. within and for the County Of Luna,
by The plaintiff Lula Halt wherein plaintiff
pra's that the bond, of mntrimony now ex.
isiing between plaintiff aud dcfendan, be dis.
solved. that he he awarded the custody oi
the minor child OF the parties 10 'aid action
and for general rciici
Plaintiff alleges as grounds for said action
mat defendant mas abandoned and deserted
plaintiff, and failed 10 support plaintiff
You. the said defendant. are hereby mott
iied that ynu are required 10 appear and
answer tho complaint in sail cause on or be-
fore the 2lst day of December. \. II. 1917
the date nf completion oi service by publica
tlon herein. aud that unless you ~ appear s.d
answer judgment by default will be- rendered
against van herein. and plaintiff will apply 10
the Court fnr the relief PRAYED for in her com
rlnini in aid action
The maine and address 81 Plaintiffs Atior.
nev Is T. T. Hamilton Dcmin.. New Mexico.
Witness my hand and The seal of the Court
this 1lh dav ~ November, \. u 1917.
tS.nn g. Il. HUGHES
Nov $50 County Clerk
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Graphic Want Ads bring results
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FOR SALE-i0 II. u. Roadster, cost
new @21j0, now $400. New pain;
and top. Kelly Springfield tires all
around; biz snap. Boss Rubber Co.,
II Paso. Tex. ll-4t.
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SHOT GCN-lO-gauge. hammerlesi ;
Parker, $50 gun, $3.50 leather
dsc; will trade for high grade l6.
gau.c. or sell reasonable. Call "Op.
rrnlor." Grnnhic office. lf
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\licsted ed-ANT9NiO LtCERO.
tSeal Secretary of State.
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TROTZKY TRIES
 TO ORGANIZE
 A GOVERNMENT

Petrograd, Nov. 30.-The Maximal- ists with the Social Revolutionaries of the left and the Minimalists In- tel'nationalists have arrived at an agreement concerning the organiza- tion of the governing power of Russia. A peoples council is being formed con sisting of 100 representatives of the central executive committee of the workmen's and soldiers delegates, 100 representatives of the peasants depu- ties, 100 representatives of the army and navy, 55 representatives of the tardes unions and 15 representatives of the railway unions. Leon Trot- zky, the Bolsheviki foreign minister, speaking at the Smolny institute to- day said the fact that the German emperor has been compelled to receive representatives of the Commander-in- Chief Trylinko and negotiate with them showed that the Russian revolu tion had placed it's seal on all the propertied class of Europe.
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Corner Sixth avenue aud Beech scheet., A. Homer Jordan, Pastor. Where the men go the boys Will follow is most truthful saying. II 1he men of our church and their friends attnend the Bible school the boys Will also. We are expecting a large attendance of the men this Sun day. Get in line and come with them. Our morning worship is at 10:45. The subject of the sermon will be,
 inspiration. Information Insp1r- ation.' This is a splendid sermon in the interest of the c. w. B. M. The louns people meet in the Christian Endeavor Society at 6::3O. All young people who are not in any other society are invited here. Our eye ming worship lis at 7:45. At this hour the Women's Missionary Society will have a special program. A mum per Of the women of the church will take part there will be some beauti- ful special music, and most inter- estlng program will be given. You are always welcome here. Strangers and visitors in the city are especially welcome.
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MURDERED WOMAN'S MOTHER TESTIFIES
 IN MEANS CASE

Concord, N. C., Nov. 30-The state failed to secure from Mrs. Anna Rob- ertson, mother of Mrs. Maude King, much evidence of material value dur ing the hour and half the aged wo- man was on the stand, late today, at the trial Gaston B. Means, charged with Mrs. Kings murder. She testi- fled that the signature on an agree ment to revoke the trust of S125,OO0, held in the Merchants Loan < Trust company of Chicago, was not her signature, but on cross examination she was unable to identify her sigma ture of endorsement on number of checks, made payable to her and for which she admitted she received money.
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Cotton Instead of Silk.

For almost hundred years no one thought of making thread other than from linen and silk. Cotton was not so much as thought of. Then Napoleon, who had been devastating Europe, thought he would strike blow at the silk industry of Hamburg, and caused the stocks of silk to be burned. The thread makers of Paisley thus found their supplies of raw material cut off, and they had to look about to find Q substitute Cotton was tried, and was found to answer the purpose so we'll that the basis of an entirely new indus- try was laid-the manufacture of "cot- ton" thread. From this time on the progress of the new industry was steady.
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Shaved With Giass.

Shaving was practiced in the new world before it was discovered by Europeans, and the Mexican barbers shaved their customers with flakes Of volcanic glass, each piece as it lost it's edge being flung away and new one applied. A curious instance or political significance in the mode or shaving may be remembered by some people. It was after the downfall or Napoleon III, when the French army ceased to be imperial and became re- publican, that general order was ls- sued that all military chins were to be shaved, and forthwith the familiar characteristic "imper,al" disappeared from 5OO,00O chins.
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TURKS ARE TIRED OF GERMAN RULE
 SAYS DR. STRON 6

Boston. Mass, Nov. 30.-Ihe Turks are heartily tired of 1he German rule and a declaration of war by the Cni- ted States against Turkey would be playing into hands of the 3erlin of ficia}s, in the opinion of Dr. William ;Strons. educational secretary of the American board of commissioners for missions.
 "Why the United States should de clare war upon either Turk y or Bull garia is ncomprehersible to those who know anything of the internal situation of those two countries, ,' said Q statement issued by Dr. Strong tonight Both countries are as much under the control of Germany as are Belgium and Poland.'
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KANAS CITY HAS RECORD BREAKING
 CATTLE RECEIPTS

Kansas City, Nov. 3O.-Receipts of cattle at the Kansas City yards for the month ending today weer the larg est ever reported in November, exceed ing the largest previous November re- ceipts by SO,0O0, and being more than 102,00O larger than tohse of Novem- Der, 1916. Large maketing from the far Southwest, where the drouth was compelling force, and from Colorado and the Northwest, where grazing con- ditions have been favorable for feed ing cattle for market, were offered in exclamation.
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Trinity (EpiscopaD

Corner of West Tnlrd avenue and Oak street. Holy Conlmunlcn and sermon, II a. m., evening prayer and sermon, 7:3O p. n. The Sunday school offering is fer missions. Ihe financial yaHr of !i.e rarisl closed with Nov. 30. The appoytlnnmc.,t for general missions has heen fully met and all that $ due to: Diocesan missions mas sean sent on D. .s n hand. The local finances arc prcb. ably not i'll sccn en, srcpc. II not, will those who have failed to pay their pledges pleae see tho treausr- CT, MT. Frank Roane, as soon as pos s1ble. We should like to begin the new year with a clean slate.
 Don't forget the lecture which is to be given at the tabernacle Tuesday night. The cry from Armenia is the most distressing one we have heard and the need of relief is the most pressing.
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Ohio Street Baptist Church,
(The Home Like Church)

W. C. Wood Pastor. Morning wcr- ship and preaching at II a. m. Ser mon on Gods Building." Ivc2ing worship with preaching at 7:Sa D. n. sermon topic, "A Narrow Escape. and No Escape Sunday school at 9:45 a. m., E. Ryland superintendent. Pupils of all ages can find teacher and class in our teaching services. Baptist Young People Union at 6:3O p. m. Interesting programs. tA wei come awaits you. Tell otha,.s and come. Display a big bunch of taber- nacle enthusiasm and zeal you said you would. Do It Now"
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It will make your hair grow to 20 inches longer and your new hair will be soft, fluffy and silky and free from kinks, snarls or harshness. Stops dandruff and itching scalp at once. Plough's Hair Dressing is as superior to other hair preparations as the sun is superior to the moon. Plough's has a lovely odor Our agents report that Plough's Hair Dressing sells itself. Try it today. Comes in a big green can, Price 25 cents at your drug store, or sent prepaid by parcel post. Agents write for special deal. Plough Chemical Co.,, Dept 2o5, Memphis Tenn.
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First Baptist church.

Corner Sixth avenue and Cherry street, w. J. E. Cox, astor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m., T. N Harper, superintendent. Graded school with classes for all ages. Young Mems class by Judge H. R. Lucas; class for older men taught by the pastor. Preaching at il a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. w. D. Powell, Louisville, Ky, an old friend of the pastor and one of the most attractive preachers of the South. will preach at the morning hcur and probably at the evening hour. Baptism after the evening ser vices. B. Y. P. U. at 6:45, p. m.. Han Ion Sanders, president. Prayer an6 praise services Wednesday at 7:3( p. m.
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RETICENCE ON
 LANSDOWNE LETTER

Washington, Nov. 30.-The marquis Of Lansdowne's remarkable peace pro- gram has attracted the widest atten" ton among officials and diplomats here, but gave out no expressions of any sort for publication. The attitude or the government was not indicated at all, and among diplomats there was great reticence as to which might take the lead in speaking.
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SUFFRAGE COMMITTEE
 WILL MEET TODAY

Mrs. T. T. Gotham of Little Rock, one of the most ardent suffragists in the state, will be the principal speak Ter at the meeting of the Jefferson
 County Suffrage Central committee, which will be held at the Hotel Pines
 this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All
 women who have paid their poll tax
 and who are interested in the suffrage
 movement are urged to be present.
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Carr Memorial.

Sunday school 9:45, preaching ii ! a. m by the pastor. Epworth league will give splendid program at the l evening hour. Prayer services Wed nesday evening 7:15. D. m. conducted by J. A. Simpson. Come and wor- snip with us and we will make you feel at home. l.. w. Evans, Pastor. First Methodist church, South, (the down town church), Rev. E. R. Steel, pastor. Sunday school service at 9:3OI a. m. You are welcome to study Gods word with us. Morning service with sermon by the pastor and Holy com munlon, 1O:5O a. m. Junior Mission ary society, 2 p. m. Epworth league, 6:45 p. m. Evening service, 7:3O D. m. Come out to these services as they are the last to be held during this con- ference year. Monday, 2 D. m., busi- ness meeting of Women's Missionary society. Wednesday, prayer service led by some of the laymen, 7:15 D. m.
 Beach Street Baptist church, Twen- ty-fifth and Beech street, Rev. A. M. McPherson, pastor. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject: | OuA 0ohS III odCIl1lCC. EV6HlHg SUD- ject: "Mosses' Wise Choice" B. Y. P. U., 6:3O p. m. Group No. 4 has the program in charge, with Jessie Crump leading. Sunday school at 9:45. Glass; es and teachers for all ages. Sunbeam band, Saturday, 9:30 a. m. All cause business meeting, prayer, service and teachers meeting, Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
 Hawley Methodist: Sunday school, I9:45 a. .n., Carl Smith, superintendent. Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor, Rev. J. R. Dickerson: subject, "Men's Relation to God" Preaching at 7:3O by the pastor. As this is the last ser vice for the year, and no one knows but that it may be Brother Dickerson's last service, we are expecting a great crowd. so come early. League service, 6:30, and splendid program has been arranged. MT. T. L. Culpepper is the leader. You will be sure to hear good singing at all services.
 | ------.-a, Handy Substitute.
 Helter-"Have you a book called
 How to Acquire Good Carriage" "
 Clerk -"No, sir, but hare is Seven
 Ways to Obtain dp Automobile"
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Lutheran.

Sixth avenue and Florida street W. c. schrader, Pastor. English Sundal school, MT. G. A. Bahlau superintendent, at 9:3O. A German service will be held at 1O.45 d. m., an English service at 7:3O p. m. A cor dla invitation extended to ali to at tend these services.
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J. H. Long, A. Arrant and J. A. Willie. trustees of the Eighth ave me Baptist church, on Thursday ap- nlied for and secured a temporary in- iuction against J. M. McCrary, Brown Bolden, B. J. Wallen, R. c. Wilson, ]. H. Hawken and c. A. Gudger. The instrument alleges that McCrary was pastor of the church on November 9, when he was dismissed by the trus- tees: that since that time he has in- terferred with the trustees in the per formance of their duty to the church, and has been representing himself as the pastor thereof. The other de- fendants it is alleged, have aided and abetted McCrary in these actions. Petitioners request the court to enjoin
 the defendants from further acts of l this nature.
 Judge Sorrells, acting in the absence
 of Chancellor Elliott, issued the in-
 junction.
 The church in question is for ne-
 gDes.
 McCrary attempted to hold meet
 ing at this church last night but Con
 stable Clint c. Green and Deputy
 Constable Jim Reidinger and Cliff l Ellington went to the scene and dis persed the congregation. No arrests i were made.
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lmperishabie Bagdad.

Bagdad is perhaps the most eternal of all cities. She is built of clay, and back to clay she perpetually returns But so long as the Armenian floods carry down their early burden to the Persian gulf so long as Europe, Asia and Africa join their tracks beside the city on the Tigris; so long as pilgrim age to Mecca, Medina, Kerbela, Nejef, Kazimain, Rum and Meshed runs along this inevitable line; so long as ships ascend the river for the huge harvests that we shall soon see once more coloring with green the plains of Mesopotamia; so long, and perhaps longer, Bagdad must remain her im' perishable. eternal and inevitable self.
 Reliable Fire insurance by
 TAYLOR & COMPANY
 FnOne No. 1O32.
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CHURCHES.
First Christian Church,

f a * ~ * & * * ;: # @ * @ * a
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roITR BODIES ARE RECOVERED FROM
 OLD BEN MINE

Christopher, H., Nov. 30.-Four un. ;dentified bodies have been recovered from 1So the mine of the Old Ben Coal eomnanv alyaa which was wrecked last night by an explosion. Fourteen other men wore ", trapped in the mine and thought to have been killed. Rescue teams are m working day and night. The first narty mar of rescuers to enter the mine were m overcome by gas and were re- yiyed with pulmotors.
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Handy substltute.

Handy Substitute.
 Helter-"Have you a book called How to Acquire Good Carriage 2 Clerk-"No, sir, but here is Seven Ways to Ohtain dp Automobile"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-12-01

You arc gct1ing b0ld' The Appearance of loose hair and dandllff on vour clothing or i'll the comb are all the proof Non need Dandrutf kills the hair, d Httl" at time maybc-but 1t kills The conta zion dandluff must be sum- marilv routed out if Vou are to escape that fil al and inevitable result total badness.