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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-22

|, YES We teach you the barber trade and
give position in chain of Shors at good
wages for $50: Atlanta Barber College, 10 Z.
Mitchell St Atlanta, Ga. tt
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-22

LUMBER TALLY SHEETS for
sale-ReVieW Office.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-02-22

GIRLS---Ncw is the time to take course in
the Ideal Millinery School. Prepare ncSx for
Spring season. 9SI-2 Whitehall ST., Atlanta.
Ga, II
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mandell Schumacher & Co

Nand"ll'- one of the bipco, can.
Germs IN the state. operating in Al
'nPnerpne, Glow. also connected
with the Benalillo Mercantile Go
OPERATING .iN stores, opened M n
large, clean stock Of gents furnish
,ng'' soldier supplies. and a side
line Of Indian ,nrios and novelties
m the Bush building ON North Silysr
Avenue Monday.
with their large buying facilities
lhey are able To sell goods n greor
zeal cheaper than the average mar.
chant and Albuquerque prices will
prevail with Mandell in Deminq.
All bushes, viii be conducted On
4 cash basis. which means sat;sfoc
ton and great monev-saver -
VERY customer. and Mandelrs will
ne HEADQUARTERS for the original ana
only Sammie Service Staten -
Demlng. III
Mr. \. Schumacher. of Albuouor
qne' will be the local MANAGER
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Cents Invested In Beal Mining Company Stock
Means Dollars" in the "Near Future"

Beal Mining Company Stock is ]
safe investment in a proved property
located in n proved mining district
and operated by dependable CON-
pany.
Stock is selling at soc share.
Place Your Order for stock NOW.
Several parties visited the property
this past two weeks and all have
purchased stock.
The Limp report in this advertise
ment Is the result Of the findings BY
Private Albert +. Lipp. mining engi-
neer, after his visit to the property
last week. The samples were taken
and ASSAYS were made bv him and
speak for themselves. The report
is conclusive of Lipp's findings as to
property conditions and worth con
sidering.
The personnel of the Bcal Min
ing Co. i beyond question. and the
plans outlined TO be followed in
prosecution of DEVELOPMENT and for
the erection of mill now under con
tract io treat the low Grade ores.
are the result of careful Judgment of
good mining engineers. Every dol
lar spent on the property viii count.
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Proposed Sewage Disposal Plant
Construction

Notice 10 Contractors:
The Village of Dcming. Luna
county. New Mexico. will receive
bids until four a. o'clock .. m. on
Monday. Nov. l.. 1917. at the Of
flee Of the CITY Clerk of the Village
Of Demlng. New Mexico. for the con
-iructlon of Sewage Diposal Plant
INFORMATION
Plant will consist of two reinforc
eel concrete tanks. approximately 80
Is 20 feet. dosing chamber and
filter beds. TO be constructed in ne.
cordance with the plans and speei-
hcations prepared by c. B. MORGAN.
CITY Engineer. now on file in his of.
flee and with the city clerk.
All bids must be in sealed cuycl.
opcs marked on the outside 'Dispa,-
al Plant Bids" addressed 10 A. A.
Ienlke. CITY Clerk. Deming. y. N.
Al! bids must be accompanied with
a certified check. to the amount of
. per cent of the bid. PAYABLE with
ont resource to the Village of Dem
ms. New Mexico.
The Village reserves the riqbt 10
reject any or all bids. TO waive de-
feris and TO accept any bid
A. \. Temke.
CITY Clerk.
Demine. y NJ
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'UhiS-RED MOUNTAIN

Al me hr"'cni time items Of .nter
'~i rr scare ~ our immediate yici-
hi' OWING 10 the busy season of IN.
l''l". ana the extensive bnsine.z
ana aggressive spirit Of Camn
'"d' whore MANY If the men have
ens3 'od IN bu-ines- in lne5 Of mn.
por zee. and better it seem snoco
d"'o' 10 our items he eiyen over 10
liens II worldwide interest
Sirielv old Red Mountain seem.
p" attractive for number of sol.
'if. BOYS We are al pleased ia seo
. ''.' passing around and admire
TOE 20 WAYS of innocent pastlme while
o. ..isS'd from strenuous drill and
lis Iphne for few hours
Rev j. d. Henry filed his an
% nimenI last SUNDAY. The ser.
i"n-. both morning and evening
re interesting to all.
Hrs. +. IIazen entertained tho
'derland Home Club last Thnrs.
i'r During the afternoon IN in
Z resting tiues-Ine Contest was .n
AGED IN. Being out of the ordinar,
was greatly enioved bv all Tho
inb meets next Thursday. Novem.
r g. with Mrs.. Robert Pond
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown ON
wed the hospitality of Mr. ami
rs. John Gillard at dinner We'd
'sdav.
At our Literary meeting last Fri. 4
" night Mr. F. Haven gave n ve,r
ileresting and encouraging talk n,
ondinons as lie Sees Them in
n valley. lie thinks there - .
'd time coming for all. il We m,k.
e best of our opportunities I'm,
III WEI Mr.. Haven advances IN, ,
ea OF brushing up. cleaning I'm and
uniting up-any color. lust so H.
Il. \
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The Denver jeweIry Co.

-, lo' North Silver Avenue. Grand
Theatre building, represents ono -,
~, ,Ie o'deSt business establishments in
e 'na west The owner, Mr.. Davidofr
n"''ns been IN business in Mexico
""' !" ms possesson one of the larp.
- COLLECTIONS of different coins
stones and many curios. that h.
oousht IN Europe and Mexico, p
ing well acquainted with p..
Nllla' he bought saddle and h"N
o,o from rancho. The bride. Bit.
Se,' are made of solid silver. some of
'ne"l 'elne ut the store where also
a ~" other interesting articles are
Soldier boys are al.
"SVs welcome and are given all ,ba
hi"rmaiion they wish ' '"e
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Notice
state of New Mexico.

-
County of Luna
To Whom II Nav Concern. and es
peclallv to all who are interested or
NAV become interested in the cslate
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 A. Knowles. ha,
been filed IN the office of the County
'lerk for Luna County. New Mexico
Nou are hereby cited To- appear be.
fore the Probate Couri for said
County of Luna. 10 be- holden at
Dcmlng. New Mexico. on the Eth day
of January. 1918. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said dav being the time
sot BIZ said Court for the probatinr
Of the last will and testament Of
Byron A. Knowles, deceased. there
I" show cause. if any YOU have. WHY
said last will and testament should
not be admitted to probate nv said
Court.
Witness the Hon. &. c. Fielder.
Judge of said Court. this Doth dav
Of October. A. ID. 1917.
c. X. HUGHES.
Sean County Clerk.
| IA A.
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FL PASO AND OEM|NC MOTOR LINE

Commencing November !. 1917.
and . passenger automobile.
Leave Deming daily | 80 H. m.
from Division HEADQUARTERS. Camp
Cody. stopping for passenger, al
Dimes, Commercial. Park and Baker
Hotels.
Fare One WAY. $500: Round
Trip. $500, including ; per cent
war tax. Leave III Paso at 80 >.
m. daily from Paso Del Norte and
Sheldon Hotels. Passengers picked
NJ at Myndus. Turner Hotel.
~ soon rs business iustife> viii
also leave III Paso and Demins at
; n. m. daily Reserve passage or
any hotel in Deming and Fl Pa,o.
. f. fIENDEE. Manager.
l0-l4
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Another French Officer Arrives

Nnrrhu de- Ios Fernand Du.
mont, who for three wear, has been
a' the battle front in France. has
arrived AT tamp Cody to assist IT.
Henri Ncgre in artillery instruction
Lake 1T. Negrc. he j. delightful
Gentleman 10 meet and is a very
competent instructor
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
THE CHAMBERS BACK

Geo. J. Chandler. who ha, been
,rcnding a few months in FL Paso.
has returned to Deming and Joined
the sales force at Mahoney',. Ills
.th"r. Henry \. Chandler. came
With hum and will make this city
hl~ permanent home.
Welcome both
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BEAL MINING COMPANY

y New Mcyico Corporation.
capitalized at Sl.000.O00. .0ra..
9Uu .harcs. par value II 90 each.
Mala Office. Silver CITY. Grar,
C1,ntv.
Mines. Pino> Altos. adioinir, Eu.
plr" lin Company.
I. W. WARRINGTON.
Il>aal Agent, 1913 North Saver
\ Wc Deming.
tall--invcstigate-and YOU will
invest
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
REPORT OF EXAMINATION
Made By
Private Albert E. Lipp M. E.
With FIFTH Machine Gun Battalion
Co. b, Camp Cody.

Co. b. Camp Cody.
Thi, report is made after exam
nation of the property of the Beo
Mining Co., made BIZ ne October 2S
1917.
] find that the Beai Mining prop
ertv is located in the Pine, Alto
mining district, about one mile and
half west OF Pinos Altos. and
about six miles north of Silver city.
IL consists of eleven lode mIuin.
claims, or 220 acres. The property
adioin- the Empire Zinc Co, rich
holdings ON the north. and oh the
south bv the well-known Savannah
Hearst propertie. Les, than halt .
unle To the east is the rich properly
recently taken over by the United
States topper CO.
Two concentrating plants. the
Empire 100 ton couccntrator and
the % ton mill of the Fl Paso Min
ine Co. are in operation. one on
each side of the Beal property.
There are four working shafts on
the properly, one an old shaft. sunk
hv MeNicans, from which it j. stated
considerable gold and silver ore wa.
shipped. ! took especial pains 10
sample all workings and my ASSAYS
are the resut Of fair, average sam
piles.
These ASSAYS submit a. follows
Shaft No. J. from 3 samples TAX
en-:
Lead ------- 40 per cent
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Call for Bids

The Board of Education Of Dist
No. J. viii receive sealed bid, until
Nov. 18th. 1917. tor the con-iruc-
non Of an addition TO the Lowell
IN Deming. New Mexico. a.,
per the plans and applications ON
Tile with the clerk of the board.
The Board reserves the right ia
re iect any and all bids.
BN order of the Board of Educa-
ton.
Geo D. Robinson. Clerk.
10 Bic.
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Easy Way to Put In Wheat

John W. Clark. of the Demine
Roller Mills. saws that wheat can h.
put in after beans by simply drillin.
across the rows. no blowing. irriga.
ton to be made after drilling.
Stock will level the ground bv
winter pasturing. Good idea.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
ACAMP
4 CULLS

Mai. +. Steriker of the l3lth in
fantrv 10th Neb.l has been named
as division athletic officer He sue
ceeds Maj. Irwin Y Todd. of the
l21th Field Artillery 9th Neb. Inf y
who left TODAY for Fort Sill to at
tend the school Of fire there.
Sgt. ". II. Pattec. l09lh ammunl-
ton tram. who in civil life Is cash.
Ter of the FIRST National Bank. AT
Perry. Iowa. Is receiving a visit from
his wife. formerly Miss GLADYS Car.
ey. OF Charlotte. Michigan. III.
Graphic editor received very
pleasant call from Sgt. and Mr..
Paiiee last evening.
Capt A. J. Nnbbau,r aud second
hcutenaniS Lewis II. Fisher. John :
Beavc,, llovd Il Goldsmith and
tlovd NJ. Geitis. all infantry officer,
except the last who l.. artillery. ha,,
arrived here. They are reserve of
iiccr~ who viii he assigned to the
ranou- units. They came from
ann Logan. Houston. Texas. sly
more officers are expected tomor-
row.
The federal court at Sam. Fc is.
u"rrHene fines for selling I7uo,
wit in the prohibited zone ,l.r.ound
me Camp Cody If the lin, liycn
John u. McSherN NAV he 'a"pr is
D criterion. McSherry plead guilty
nd was fined sos and cost, hi
en-" the largest fine hv a con id,r
'I' 'mount given for oilcne,, hey.
70 'o this ease fines have bc,a .,r,
mHiI and officers and detecti,p.
ave been complaining.
=
The work cot considering and CON
ding the details for the new ms ,
isnmenl> Of officer aud maxim.
Promotions from the enlisted men
nd non-com~ has inst been CON !
leicd and j. beinc nut into u for
ial division order. which may be- /
at today. These Officers are to I'm %
acancie~ IN this division. TIN, q
ork has been very laborious AMI p
1> engaged the labor every nigh
nil midnight tins week. of Major fl
j. Sutherland. division chief 70: =
aft, Novor IT, VI. Nelly. division IT,
Infant. and Lieutenant T.. VI: Buck y.
'ad of the statistical section. =
DR.. Geo. Wharton james. of Pasa- M
ma. california, the well known au
or on the southwest. lis interesting
story. romance, elhnoloey. ar -
aoologv, beauty and resources. VT
II finish HI course of lectures on VI
~ Mexico here this week. He ~
II. by arrangement with Gen. y,
ank {. Mauldin. commander Of +,
s division deliver two lectures TO ~,
icer>. He talks at the Y. VI. {.
5 under the au,pice, of which Il, IT"
lures here He Is making h., ~
l"rdar,er~ at the state uni,crsit, va
NbuGuerWe while he l., writing 'n
new book. New Mexico. Lald If NJ u,
l'-tt Makers. He gets his sue- IL
Soc" of delight makers from Adolf '
ndelier's book of that ul. aud ,.'
irh treats of the extinct cliff W
eller, and their custom, # hay WI
Towns TO- amusement DIR. '"'
ne suggests chapter on III w.
:" and IT, relation to Nc,. Men.
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Dissolution Notice

The partnership between Witoa
Powell and G. +. Bonnell. business
known as the b. & =. Photograph
Studio, is dissolved. Mr.. Bonnell is
u pav all bills. l0pd4
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LOCAL AND
Pc r SONAL

William Lieberknecht left Monday
evening for his home in III Paso at
/ ter several davs visit IN the city.
I. 4. Bowers. the bls monument
man. saws Deming has the best kept
cemetery IA the state. Score mother
for Newt
Mr. Donna klugol. supervisor Of
SOLDER ports. II Pa-o. i here to
arrange Tor . tootball match with
Camp Cody host
IL. II Jacobs write from North
Dakota that # those northern biz
lurds don't stop he'll be- rilhl back
into he Sunshine State.
Mr.. Henry Schutzc has received
word that her brother Walter Rich
ter. lNi Sgt. rruck Go. No. .. Aus
TN, Texas. b, On Ia. way To France
Tom Well. colored. was arrested
at the ncmlng po.toilice YESTERDAY
when he called ior q parcel from ri
Pu-o which contained. moi laundry.
H- II wa marked. bat 10 pintS ut
whisky.
Mr. j j. Nilliap,, tia, week sold
HI halt interest IA the Dcmlna News
Agency 10 hi partner, Mr. Henry
Nohdt2e. who will hereafter conduct
The bn-lnc-, nmd.l the old firm
name
Mr. T.. Il. Dollin~ and Mise IN.
and ON Gordon LETT SATURDAY.
morning Tor Tucson. Arizona. where
hnN vii pend the winter \ nun.
,ot Of Ihcr friend were Ut the eta
non &" bid thcm farewell
Mr. j, Gold>rp.u has purchased the
u,l stand operated b, II. E,~erman.
% the Dcmlne Cash Grocery, on
i"ld Avenue. The bu.lnes- viii be
IA charge of Mr.. MARTY Falk. bro
her ln-law Of Mr.. Gold,lcn
Miss Lillian Kaiser. .l-ter of Nil,
mo@cnc Kaiser, passed away at her
Inch home Nunda, morning. the
nncral benz held Monday after.
Don. Rev~. Henri, aud Mcclure OF
chatting ~ cIcrgvmcr \ sister ar
we'd TO" late for the funeral
Il f. lIardawav returned from
ardawav, Fla, Wednesday even
H.. leaving Mr. llardawaN and III,
e daughter Marlhlic at l.ugoi. :.
D.. where Il. f. Junior i, engineer on u
Ie Wataree Dam. awaiting ASSIGN "
'n' a. lieutenant Of engineers. =
u. !. Mckinney was IN from his
nch near llondalc the first of the -
'ek. Mr.. Mckinney ha, been de- &c
NM m time 10 the growing Of
matoe- the past wear and he
oG2hi IA some fine ample Of m
'onhv Best He had ten acres
irtod t. The "Ronne, Best and Ut
lHtrhie-- winch produced 6S 81
I> ot the finest Tomatoes ever.
Iwn. These tomatoe, were con.
'cted Tor b, the Mimbre, Grover -,
II Coming Association. Mr. Me m
mo ,av- hi early variety. tho S,
onnv Bet" welded by far tn.
a. \~ide from the tons of 10.
Toe. odd he has -cvornl ION. o,
'"'3 lomatur. ~ hi .ardau~
i"i are fine for pre- eryinq. and zee
nv different uses known t. the In
i-Cwivcs. wi
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J md lead. 2lnc and copper val
ucS >how strong. lead in the form
e. aalena. and zine, both brown ami
black spalerite. are all sulnhide,.
and easy 10 treat. The properly +,
highly mlneralized. and really "A
"roup OF crossed and inter-rro,,r.i
assure veins.
! estimate from examination Z
he dumps that ia" ratio of nro.
duction will be about Is tons of low
90. de % ] Ton of ma grade ore. "a,
Is ale To say that the Bcal MIN 10
COMPANY property Is worth and will
tr' i't many millions of doll rs
ana b" q money maker for the Cor
innate stockholders. ! have exam
med mining properties in France.
Au~iria, Africa and India. but must
say that none compare to the show
Iuc~ On the Beal mining property at
l'ino- Altos.
The plan of organization now he.
peg followed portcnds quick results
md consists of the DEVELOPMENT of
be- different shafts. besides n TIM
icl "u the northeast side of proner-
~ Th- tunnel. would assert.
will in the end be- the main working
nd the cheapest. Driven in to
hout 300 feet viii give a depth of
rom 90e 10 1000 feet. and insuroS
i,rN of Stopping on both high ami
'r Grade ores.
Private Albert F. Limp. VI. +. !
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

o mA,,N,iE ~ to clean tho
b Doo,ic library twice a seek; ONE ,Ds
hours work. Mrs. R. C. Hoffman AN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

ID ' h"ss let g to be developed or print.
4 az : ~ a. m, ready same dav
o''V D. N. Hatten. next TO Grsnh;o
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Get Cactus Buck

Messrs. sherman. Snoderess. Hol-
DERBY Kerr trenshaw and Davis
are home from the Black Range with
" los pound. Gl-point. cactus buck
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

Mrs, j. y. Rogers of Morgan. Tex
A., aud Willie Rogers. of Morgan.
Teas. mother and brother of .Iudg,
g. {. Rogers. arrived "Wednesday
evening for several weeks visit
Subscribe for the Graphic.
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FOR SALE-Six business lots
cheap for cash. Address 5l2 sou's
Gold avenue. Dsming. n. NJ. lV-pa
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Subscribe for the Graphic
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WANTS
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

fok SALE-Large steel range
suitable for restaurant or army
cooking. A real bargain. Apply
Meadows Drug Store. l0-ltc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

FOR .SALE-At bargain. lou.
dandy business lots. Address oi-
South Gold avenue. Demins. n. ~,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

Mr. j j. William. tin, week sold
hi halt interest IA the Dcmlne News
Agency To- hi partner. Mr. Henry
Nohdt2e. who will hereafter conduc,
The bu-inc-s und,i the old firm
name.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
COMFORT krr HIGHLY
VALUED ny SOLDIERS

Just how much the ComfOrt Kit.
which has been frequently SQUIRT
Quoted. The essential housewife" BY
Ia number OF soldiers. is appreciated
is lurilly explained In the follow
ing letter to Mrs Avery Turner from
Noel Han. an Amarillo hoy In Com
nany Number one. Infantry. Camp
Funston
Il am writing this tO express nv
thanks for the Comfort Bag. which
! have Just receiyci should the Rcd
Cross never do anything else except
make those bags for soldiers n
would more than deserve that re-
spect and reverence -hich Il com
mands. 50 least, someone knows The
'eNact needs of soldier from oxppr-
ioncc or else that person is cndoW-
cd with q divine intuition IN that 70
spcct Tor have never seen su much
comfort contained in so compact a
pace. The name Is ideally appro-
priatc. and absolutely complete
When I opened the package I was
observed with envy and fclj like %
fellow does ON thristm4e.
Please accept ml uudyug graft.
tudc ana thank The society fo, nae o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04

call comes we must not murmur nor
delay. So long as our men are on
the Geld of battle % is our duty TO
hold up their hands. and respond 10
every call that is made upon Us by
the government, and IN the end the
reward will be- shared by an alike
/ Whatever fails In this hour OF trial.
let 10 not be the womanhood Of Tex
as
Inquiries have comes. asking
where 10 send books aud literature
Tor Che soldiers. an public Libraries
oIli cooperate with the American
''hrlrv association. or clubs will
h.n ,o public library In nearest can
nnr Ont town namely. Fort Worth.
Waco Houston san Antonio and
Corpus CHRISTI has been added thus
Wl.i"c o. rnvenient for all parts
'e state.
Tho twentieth convention OF the
i'v8- Federation 81 Women's Clubs.
nh'eh win Dee hold IN Waco. Novem-
tcr DO to lG win be notable con
.'1'.10 fnr y was IN that CITY in the
rH1r 1897 that tho few clubs IN the
'a'o u1uled tc the call from
Urs Edward Rotan 90 perfect
state organization November 10
win see fho return 70 Waco cf many
loyal club women, and especially do
we welcome The following charter
Tubs and original delegates.
Waco Literary club. Mrs. Rounsa
ram Waco Womaus. Mrs. r. q.
'1fior Dallas Shakespeare Club. Mrs.
Nnte Srurry Terrell, Standad. Mrs
Sidney Smith. Current Events. Miss
nuchuer; pierian Mrs George Is.
Myers tclected first recording Sec
retaryl Clebume aud Shakespeare
luh. Mrs Osborne and Mrs. start
.,n Woman's Wednesday. Miss Bal.
linger and Miss Davis Houston Wo.
mans Reading Club. Miss Mckinney.
Womun's Club. Mrs Brady tand one
other Denton Shakespeare Club
Mrs W. a. Ponder. Ariel. Mrs. !. G.
Colt Corsicaun Nineteenth Century
Club, Mrs. Rufus Hardy and Miss
HALLE lialhort trlpcted first treas
urcr hlcr Quidnm. Mrs.. War.
"cr. TYLER Literary Mrs Warner
Fort Worth Wednesday Mrs. ". \.
Adams Ninety Three club. Mrs
John Harrison Terrell Social
Science Mrs vs. ID Christian AUS
'iu History club sherman Shals-
Irara rl'h Miss Cora Lingo
From mo uwcnt, one charter
clubs have grown ttu clubs with
o. membership of $4,000. and go this
convention win bc given messing,
of NOT only uojabi" record 90 things
done lu' also message uf highest
ideals. practical methods uuahatcd
devotion. delibcraiisc and Intelligent
effort sud q unity OFT action with an,
rorrd Co work and workers. co
operation for thc lreu common
lusa .f an
Iur leigh hotel VIlI boz general
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
FAIR IMPROVEMENTS
NOW UNDER HEADWAY

'U preparations % uD way or
improving the grounds buildings.
r... H, sfrinruE wire i0r light
.Hf.. ah.us iHa IliIIiurs and
u. ru.ethIur Chat ailI 1id to
.a Nur OF fha H.r o. success is
..I.e carried on OF the air uauu.N
H.. week.
Irr baIuc. ago aI being ro-
modelled o. uai.I-I. all white.
lahrl arl r.noy1i,d iu every 20
peat '0uIi tH.Hit I.H additional
.aH. f0r i.e racing stock have been
Hruf and n order 600 rar. tor tho
fa.t large u1t gill have 600 ur
...| .r connection vI'U 'HD STALLS as
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ny .r Stools th season ffu ever
before.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-10-04
I\Ilit TliN1lI MEETING.
On phi,ENI-TEA'nEi,N CIJH.

Au unusually large number of
PATRON ~ me Junior uith school
W'ei ai lhc .hYul huiHinr fur th,
regular session the Junior iugh
Parent Teachers. club rh, crowd
and interest 'iucroa rpch meeting
aud the Organization "a nlmr hold
~ fh" school Hrnhieu aud mo moth
GERS .H..n. .'ius .i'h ihe t..chrrs ion
a very 'udHbio manner
Ai. NrI,huW fuH -bpuit. favored
tle audience with q heputHin vocal
dueti ANA pefhaps the most Interest.
iug aud helpful feature oi fhc after
noon was The Round Table discus
sion ON tho pamphlet WRITING the
Book of Life. written by ST. a.
Duncan superintendent off the pub
Iir schools This disru. ION was ably
lead hy Mrs Arthur Taylor
The next meeting at the Parent
Teachers club uf the Junior High
school will bee held on the 18th OF
This month