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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
pENIyG's SOLDIERS RETURN SAFELY HOME

f. MN profound sense of satisfaction record tn, c'>n-
ater in the annals OF Co. l. First New Mexico hl'niI l"'
all and all of them have henl"'d l"''lH anu ,l
~ their wear of hard field service the Mexican border Every %
Loush his efforts that he has upheld every wa" '' ''
traditions of the American .,
Nn,cr ut wa, accomplished at o'clock, Tuesday Ath The
ceremony was brief and The stepped forward Their NAME
cr, called until every member of the company had been ''" "
Though delighted the of returning AGAIN Il" 'i'n Me- Tree from
restraint that discipline imposes ine 'pi''''|nz were
muserins officer pronounced the words that abNoed them from %
obs 10 the federal government The cheer that followed Wei" De" h
~ hearty , mgn, expected all realized tia" the '""
who had the hardshp the campaign were 1" 7" r
I've to the that has shared blanket Tor twelve months
without . tug 90 the heart strings.
There VA. naturally great disappointment when the \'" Nc>"
troops were not according the original onr 81" Marco
~ Pr,u,rty loaded when tho order VA"
iescindi made their agan with WI" ""d complain
~ very t of the treatment accorded them by the department
y, r the uncertainty that rriated rouudy thai
rccr again would believe muster ont od'l '" ' were
ualy ont b home
The bo, certainly appreciated the royal welcome accorded them
hy their fellow when they arrived home after hret trip on the
army motor trucks Uuseith effort ha, Away commanded RESPECT
Dcmng and the citizen, only expressed themselves when h" turned
ont to greet soldier. The boys realized that eve, more
q demonstration would have made had been degree
certainty could be- expected The modest M
roaton oppressed all the good will the Dmne citizens 1Id r
,i bows o the strain Of formal The luncheon crd
-.,rr the dusty trip ong trucks touched the spot"
ugry bunch heroes that filed INTO the ar"rN basement Il"
axe prepared and Tho "rt- demolished
While Ed Pennigon delivered "ii'-- "i
Co earned ervabc record the 'l the un-- Wig
lance countys southern limit and thur department rrico
,eit to the forth OF all The New Mexico
tons engaged patrol duty and fell the work O."
keeping the through which passed the line of eomn
expedionay II served both border tf" and
of expedionary though not called ont OF it,
commander the words commendaon that make feel that
indeed of The Co.
desired duty and the task brought
only willingness but the efficiency to make the wish effect
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
A SAFE TEST

For tho-r who are IN need of n
remedy Tor Kidney trouble and
"'"hachc, .l b. good plan 10 tr,
''""h . hldne, rill,. They are YER,
'lf"''slN recommended nv peminp
people
Nr~. L. l.. Browning. pa ". Cedar
''reei' Deming, says Several wear.
ago my back was botherine me and
nav hdary- We're cut Of order The
,'""'l Wa brought an, believe
Nv cold that settled ON nv kid.
HeN, 1t seemed as though nv back
"'"iu never stop aching. ANY kind
81 homework, hike sweep,ny and
'"'nne' which required Stopping was
,.l,i "nbearablc. Doan', Kidne,
: W. mad been used in the family
WIN -n'"e>S. 80 ! tried them They
loon removed all the trouble.
p"an'- Kidney Pin, are indeed a
Ilhe medicine
'"'' at all dealers. Foster Nil.
"'rh co. Mig,.. Buffalo. Ny
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
RESPECT To THE FLAG

The di,pla! ol the American ilay
m war time, j. an altogether com.
mendable show of patriotism. II f.
important, however, that all should
know how To properly di play the
colorS IN order that the proper res
pect can be shown. The sun .houlJ
never go down with the fla. flyna ot
the flag staff. Ii Is a little troublr
to raise the flag IN the morning and
worthy Of this mark Vt rcycrrn,,
cheap and flImsy flags are 10 be-
avoided and should never be- allowed
To become rags lu he lightly di--
carded and kicked about. When the
colors become worn they should be
destroyed by fire,
The uninitiated find 1t difficult to
keep the colors from fouling on the
staff and halyards. The coolrs can
he kept clear il the right method.
are pursued. \ large flag should
be flown only on special occo .io,s
and only when the weather in good
The balyards should never be made
from ordinary rope as such corlao.
easily become full of turns. A loos.
sennet rope is the proper thing. Ry
all means haul the flag all the way
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

suspicious about Dcnng have been fully confirmed fact
Ly elsewhere Luna during which time have been
20 accomplishments tins
uunty. all have claimed and We
fully appreciate the possibilities growth There intervals
# when
struggle and felt that had end that
had slowed down their efforts after the FIRST enthusiasm had
attained easily by the md .du the
and the Acknowledgements OF small failure atth
accomplishments lost light off,
iMt to ourselves aud take H., objective
the Investigation might reveals the length TIM community hl
Travelled along the road that leads he it, ho T.
flash the impulse i difficult when The obstacles M.
obscure the GLOW that lights the visions attainment. bu 10
kp steady the and visualize constant, the end 10 be-
raucd IS 90 make reality of The dreams
"Dcus the best the border How often have heard
the made when known that citizen of Dcnng stood
listening have heard the expressed
the along the border. all
with borir,iic community No speaks ghu-ly
mccuo 400 hearth, the belief spirit prevail
here hul different from anything De found c~cNher, the olh
Their, he for the humanity OF opinion.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
.oREY Duo LAW ANp KEEP YorR MorrH snrr.

Obey the law and mouth shut This
iunouon Of the t. department Of
States All German mpeiali have do 10 TAIL
abuse the hospitality that has been freely extended "a
would be unfortunate indeed if those
should fail heed the admonton The the
has been severely tried by the Germans
country with the imperial German people
take action those that
sympathy with the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

hr''f' "ermany gets through. hc
VIII De al war with all the great mn
hon- both Of the old and the noo
world. II Germany ,till believe. b.,.
''''r'" T." be right surely she INNS,
he convinced that she stand, ,lor.
IN tn" wlcrd belief But r;.b, -,
wrong the world will never ,,l.r..,.
"er dominance of world po,lt,,.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

With all due respect for our.,.t,r
envy "l II Paoo, 1t is gratifying Ia
Know that Demlng sent quite IA
many guardsmen To the border who,
protection was needed rs did rb.
''~- 'l'\ Our preparedness, ma
''''- are not quite - long. but
our i'1ng line would have oulflanked
theirs ''''"'''
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

~ \ hlS name implies, Highway
'om'msSloner Eugene Kempenich !.
81 herman extraction, but saws that
IL he goes back to the Fatberland
II Will be IN a kahki uniform.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

Twice the United States with the country of
ud which this hound ties of blood and
The Anglo Saxons didn't sympathy regrettng the
icdal strife So today the Americans origin who take
Germany aren't appreciate atous
caon those uniformed think they There
but absolute right and there right
and that all together There other conra
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
Weather Representations

ne ram decendeth every day.
pom Ire lnsi aud unjust fellah.
nai mostly on the Just. because
me unjust hath the iust's umbrella
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
RUSSIA HAS GIVEN DEATH BLOW To ABSoLrrSM

Il possible at this estimate 'Nr fun value To- democrat,
Of the revolution successful! terminated Russia Amo, overnight
has been accomplished results that France of
the dr-po Napoleon The
thcir enemy lies within their cnu,
Of might icmocracy-tho Emperor William olacae But
can't be done The world will make ahou,m
such pac, would the seed of future
Gctuany the world will niilcniy and imp
Il IN the Germany ihcrc will he
in',c..~ die iegd class. The
hopes humanity, bu awn
alrco ~ justified.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
NTW MENIru WITHOUT TROOPS

military forces. II i impossible AT
TIM. time tn define the status detin-
nely, but u hrirt resume of the
r,Nun may prove of mtere-, to those
interested IN national deicn-t and i
will serve a. the apology Tor the 1t
New Mr>ico Infantry. lately muster
rJ am of federal service AT tolum-
hu.. y. NJ.
fl is no--ihI, common knowledge
THAT while the boy. ol the regiment
we're undergoing the hard hips of
I., moot r,.,im. military service
uI, rhr borden uur peanut" roliti-
,,.u- we're cn,rrlaimu. 10 hlll ln ah"l.
l-h the organization. and that the
IRRESPONSIBLE urW-papcr- ol the state
were ,Iriouoh attacking cor rarlc~~l ~
making .p,r nl rb, "ui ,nldler,. ="
Naturally rI. boy. have not been
..nN,. d., ..., fl. ukY
The 1T New Nc>lrn Infantry Was
mustered MT. federal .rr,Irr under
tE,.sIJ Dr.b hll as organized militia.
Wine. IA, H., bI' hr,am, effect.
nr.f MIS- sought b, the var drpart-
m,m foo brnr the urgamlatiun INTO
,,utaru', with II. provisions. Bui
u never ful. attained that -tams.
h 3. referred ta IN ofiir,al docu-
mont. ,ar,nu.h a.. militia" and ss
"ngrioupl ri,rd What # wa. then
80. d.. ,,, ,. ,u. ,r,lh. lr,N. and
tU. war department ;. -rekm. = de.
.r.,ou. ., ,h,. .ubi,,.f FRAN IN, $
>lrr,ur ,nur Indeed II !. donh,.
..l II rb. N,, \I.xI,. regiment MAS
over Ir.-.v, r,Eru irto fedora, .er.
..,r ami u ais, l..Ittl 4 tbe
fan. La~ rnv III miIIr3r, r-t,bl,.h-
mont IN, -.u,,,,,. ,.,,,t. ,t N,..,-
.,Jr..rr. n.. G,IJ ,h,t ia. D,.l Inn.
r.pr.I,J .b, old miiIti, hll pront.
...i,. mona. rf IN, Nov lI,vico ,roons
,.nl il, oath upJr, the ,.x l,w.
T. rrmaI.. f.. h. ..cr vb,th., ,r not
Nh. governor m. IN, now.r to .,ll
,Ur regiment oooir INTO .eryice for
..,brr .,.,, ,r federal -er,,..
N,..,.j ,,,.,. H.. ,.,,,. .oJo.,.-r.
.. get rl. "no,t h. \.v \lox,co
i.g,.I,,pr, Failed f., no. , rim ,,r,-
J..,J f., ,.n.. IN. .,,,, J., ra,;f,
,br National p.,.,., ,,, o.. fl. I,,,.
LAW .. called \, L.,t.r vo, >, A..
band Nh. .r,i. farce. .hor, ~, d..
hnr.h.pr n c.uIJ b,y, h..n fnun1
The .rar,. ,oppo, nov, .I,,n, =. .bara
of f,dcr.i ,nrronro,ion- ,.r -,a,o
,roon. that formally, v.. III. mann,
.uro,t .c m. miht,, or,,r,,o,;a, %
Now N,y;,, 4, ,orr,., - :,
,y.,. tb,,.,b, nron., - ,n.u. -,
fame. T., IN. ,,,o ,.,on, H., ~.
.n.,om y,,. u.r.,,rd.J uha, ~,
nominal snm ., - ana uos on,ro
nr,nr,ot.j far III. m,i,,.na,ao
fine .,o,,. mil;,or, ..,.LT.Ln,n,
T., tho. .b,bh, do,.,o.. 49, ,a.,'t,
too,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

special attention to dance and
party calls Phone 3'9. CITY A to
3l-3iDp
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

past and It It'll br.- that consider
alton be- given to the fundamental
of national defense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
$4,000 TURKEYS SHIPPED
Rockingham Realizes 100000 From,
Snle of Thanksgiving
nlrds.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
HARRISONBURG. VA. November 30.
A bout $4,000 turkeys. valued At $685.
ono. were shipped from Rockingham
County for the Thanksgiving market.
according to figures complied from the
reports Of three flarrisonburg prod
uce houses.
Both tho number OF turkeys sold
and the amount received for them was
considerably smaller than a year ago
This was because the food administra-
ton would not permit the Strengthening
OF Gobbiers weighing less than twelve
pounds. or OF hens weighing less than
eight POUNDS.
One produce man stated yesterday
that he believed the number of tur-
keys raised in Rockingham this yoar
was fully az great 80 for any other
recent year and that the younger birds
which will he III shape for the Christ
mas market, vii! more than Offset the
decrease in the Thanksgiving trade
According 10 this dealer. as many tur-
KEYS will % Shirped next month as
were shipped during November.
The average uric" paid for good
Thank Sc living turkeys was % cents
per pound. The birds averaged llI-a
pounds in weigh: so the farmer re-
ceired nearly So each for them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
CAROLINA MILLERS PROTEST
AGAINST FEDERAL RULING
Say state Doesn't Produce Enough
Wheat to Keep Mills
Grinding.
Especial to The ri,nes-Dispatch. /

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
RALEIGH. y. c.. November 30.-A
delegation of grain millers Of the
state was here to-day trying to have
the Federal food control division
suspend an order against the importa-
tlon of wheat into North Carolina. The
order has been imposed on the ground
that North Carolina raises sufficient
wheat for the needs OF the people OF
the state. There are lSn grain mills
in the State. thirty-two OF which i'm
port more or less wheat from other
States These millc-s insist that they
cannot operate their mills il they are
cut out OF the wheat they have hereto
fore brought Ia to supply their trade
The millers. with the cooperation Of
the state Department OF Agriculture.
VIII MAKE up a detailed official state
mcnt Of the real situation in this state
and present it TO the Federal food con-
troll authorities with demand for re-
adjustment OF the order as to importa
tion OF wheat into this state.
The mf.ers held a conference this
afternoon with Henry a. Page. Federal
food administrator for this State. and
the situation was thoroughly canvasse1.
1t developed that there are really more
than 100000 bushels of wheat brought
into the State for milling purposes. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
Prices Remain Up
Quicts Down but Money
Figures Are Unchanged.

The retail market. after the Thanks
giving rush, Gujcted down. but prices
remain UP to continue TO cmpha $ lie
the II. e. OF J. Tomatoes are now on
IN. vegetable tables to remain. From
now on Florida will keep the supply
UP, but 80 far the figures have not
been reduced. Twenty-Five cents will
buy three large ones or four of the
smaller size. Mushrooms are also
among the new things on the market.
going AT so cents per pound.
Ia the fruit line, Tokay grapes have
come into take the place of Niagaras
and Concords. and arc going at 20
cents per pound. At the fish stands
sliced mackcrel is being offered at %
cents per pound.
There are no changes in the meat
markets, nor IN countr: produce. such
as eggs. butter, etc. Dressed poultry
is plentiful but the prices keep stiff.
The "ineatless days creating an extra
demand for turkey and chicken.
Yesterday saw the last of venison
on the market. u being a violation of
the game laws To offer il after Novem-
ber 80. The only game the law allows
on sale now is the rabbit. which keeps
high, and wild ducks. which are going
At Sl.15 10 s. per pair.
The following quotations Will rule
O -Qav.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

take care of himself on a long march.
II he only has adhesive tape and gauze
10 help along with other things. These
KITS arc really very vel! arranged. and
have any number of simple things that
IL is very advisable to have handy,
whether you are in camp or not The
Rcd Cross and other organizations have
equipped similar bags and kits for the
boys going to the frcnt. and every word
concerning them is of praise and thanks
for the genuine comfort they have
given.
Soap and washrags are very handy
things TO have around, and when you
nave put an ocean between yourself
and the pink bathroom at home, it's
mighty nice to have all the things you
need when you happen 10 encounter
the water you were looking for.
Should these articles appeal % YOU
as they have 10 the writer. simply send
a card TO The Particular shopper"
care OF The Times Dis patch, and I will
tell you where they can be obtained
The services Of The Particular shop
per- are AZ your disposal without
charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
The Particular Shopper

Every ono is buying presents for the
soldiers. Cousin Susie" has been chas-
ing the town over for things to send
TO some Of the boys she knows in
France. and. If she only knew II, there
is splendid store in town fitted UP
with real military BOOTH" At this
place you can procure almost anything
that your soldier boy may desire.
There arc comfort kits" and bags,
fitted out with everything imaginable,
from buttons and thimbles, to tooth
brushes and wnshrags. Some are
merely Sewing kits" with the articles
in them most necessary TO the amateur
seamstress. especially soldier or
sailor They are arranged In khaki.
co'orod cases. neatly bound around the
edges. and make most useful gifts.
flrst-aid Kits" are also very popu-
lar. Many n soldier is quito able to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01

the STATE and the large sum OF money
expended within il by tourists. Nature
has provided unexcelled scenery, and
with the many points OF historical in
terest in Virginia. made during the
Revolutionary War and the War Be-
tween the States, this State should
prove as popular as famous New Eng
land roads, which attract thousands of
visitors annually. Our roads are such
at this time as to make touring an
impossibility."
Automobile .n"n are also working
hand in hand with the group Of bust
ness men who have interested them
selves in the movement. and they as
scrt that Virginia should not allow her
roads 10 become inferior TO those of
the neiShDor!ng States of Maryland
and North Carolina. both Of which have
authorized bond issues for permanent
road improvements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
VIII Go TO France.

The board Of directors OF the Y. NJ.
&. a. has decided to accept the rcsic-
nation Of Secretary \. ". Walch. TO
take effect January 10. 1915 Mr.. Walch
came to Petersburg six years ago and
II was largely through his efforts that
the present handsome home of the as
ISOLATION was built. He has been very
active in several campaigns for the
work OF the y. VI. c. =. The last cam
paiGn he was engaged in was TO aid
in raising funds for the Army y. NJ. c.
A, and he was chairman of the district
composed OF Petersburg and several of
the adjacent counties. About six
months ago MIR. Watch was offered
position by the national association to
undertake certain work in France. and
asked for leave of absence from his
duties as secretary of the local associa-
ton. This was refused by the local
association, as they deemed his services
valuable at this time 10 the assoca-
tion. Mr.. Walch leaves the local as
ISOLATION to accept the offer OF the ma
tional association to undertake Y. NJ.
c. A. work in France. and will leave
about February / 10 accept his new
position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
What Will You Take
For Your Rheumatism?

If you wanted to sell It, we could not
help you-but ii you want to rid your
self of all those distressing aches and
pains that accompany it, we say TAKE
PARCO RHEUMASOL. In many cases
single S1.O0 bottle of this meritorious
preparation has been sufficient to af-
ford relief. 1t is an internal prepare
ton that acts directly upon the blood.
which must be first restored to normal,
healthy condition before you can hone
Tor any cure. If you suffer from govt,
rheumatism, lumbago and other similar
ailments, go to any Of the following
reliable Richmond druggists and ask
Tor botte OF Parco Rheumasol: Para
Son Pharmacy. Hords Drug Store, r.
y. Miller Co. Washington & Early 1.-TWO
stores). l.. t. Wright Drug Co, Bur
netts Drug Store. Allen Avenue Phar-
macy Faricy's Pharmacy, Kern's Phar-
macy, and one store In each town-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
IN AND OFT or TOWN.

Misses Elizabeth Clack. Virginia Ter
roll and ;dith rutherford are the
guests OF Miss Margaret WaltoS.
daughter of Captain and Mrs. &. G..
Walton at Fortress Monroe.
Miss Florence Lambert. of St. Louis
ia visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. Stafford
Parker. at 1911 West Franklin Street,
for several days.
Mrs. Alice Wharton Eossieux. of 800
South Third Street. left Tuesday to
spend some time in Greensboro. y. c..
where she viii be the guest OF Mrs.
John b. Clcndeniue.
Mrs. w. II. Wilson and hcr daugh-
ter. Julia. after an extended visit to
relatives in Georgia and Florida, ha &c
returned 10 their home at Burkeville.
Russell Saticrwhitc. VINO has been at
Greensboro. ~. c., for the past two
months, spent Thank seiving Day with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Satter-
white, in Highland parrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
SHRINERS CELEBRATE
Members of Acca Temple Take Part
In Ceremonial S~sslou and
Give Parade.

Members Of Acca Temple, Mobiles Of
the Mystic Shrine. gave 4 ceremonial
IN Fredericksburg yesterday which
was much enjoyed. The program was
in charge OF w. j. Phillips. ono OF the
prominent ShriucrS OF the state. A
larse delegation from Richmond and
others We're present from different
parts Of the State. At 400 o'clock a
spectacular parade was given, headed
by the Shriners' Band, all wearing
the bright costume OF the order The
parade took in some of the principal
streets AT > o'clock a program. TO
which citizens were admitted by card.
was given at the Opera House and
consisted Of Il band concert and BRIEF
addresses by prominent members of the
shrine. An elaborate banquet at the
Princess Anne Hotel was given at
night. attended by the Shriners and a
number Of specially invited guests
Many candidates were initiated in the
order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
ADJUSTMENTS
crywomnn" Here Monday.


Henry w. SavaEeS big production
OF "i.verywGma the moSt-talked-
about Of the last decades productions.
will be the attraction at the Academy
on Monday and Tuesday and Tuesday
matinee. This is AN engagement eX-
traordinarr. and the presentation OF
"f.vtrYw"man" has beer looked for
ward to with particular interest
one of the principa: characters in
IN. play j" that Of Beauty. Beauty is
the constant companion of EvcrJworr-
an ~ The proper days Of her Youth.
when her life is properly dccurous
Later, when she meets Flattcry i'm her
mirror and decides to set forth upon
a gJcst :or a tabled King Love, iieauty
accom- panics her. She remains her COM
panion until jIVcrywoman takes up
with DisSiDati ton. when. ut a midnight
orgy, in her Sumptuous apartment. be-
meath gariSh lights, to the accompuni-
ment OF bubbling wine, Beauty sickcnc,
fades and dies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
ARRESTED FOR TURNING
HOSE on THE "KAIStl,"

Los ANGELES. CAL. November 90
Frank Nandcrg-ift was arrested here
i Ell h. attempted 10 .nl the misc-ica
Of Kaiser Wilhelm burning in hades
and was brought before a judge.
y film company claimed Nandergrift
turned hose into iGrillIng hell
scene where the Kaiser" was sizzling
at the expense OF quantities OF crude
petroleum. and besides. considerably
dampened the temperament OF the ac-
tors because he failed 10 get employ
mcnt.
Police Judge White released VAN
derGrft under "A suspended sentence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-01
WAR TAX ON PARCEL POST
Sender Must hmx His Initials Over
War stamp to Cum


Srndcrs of parcel post packages will
have to pay AN additional cent on
their packages If the cost OF transmit
ting is as much as % cents or more
and cent for every multiplc of -
cents. This law goes into effect this
morning, and all the people are re-
aucstcd to take notice of it, so that
mere VIII not be any misundcrstand-
ing.
When stamp is placed on the par
eel, the sender must affix his initia Is
on 1t. together with the date. thereby
canoeing the stamp and serving i'm
part TO identify the sender.