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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31
tMay 81. June ~
BIDS, BANKING BUILDING, CLOSE
SVN0 S1f0, 1917.

rSO~eD @SA~AA~S SA0VOD
JUx1 91e0, 1917.
Sealed bids Will BE- received up 70 lisa
o'clock, p. M. June 2rd, 1917, At 1nkster.
Grand Forks County. N. OAK. FOR the
erection n completion Of q brick bank
building for the Farmers 4 Merchants
State Bank Of 1nkster, N. Oak.
All bids must be addressed to W. j.
Glass, Cashier.
All bids are to be in strict accordance
with the plsns anu s~pecihcations fur:
River, n: Oak. And each bid nai,st De
accompanied by Z certified check for s
per cent Of the amount bid Al good faith
to enter into the contract. etc. !.
The check he made n favor Of
The Board Of Directors reserves the
rient 70 reject 4 and all BIDS.
file at the Builders Exchange At Grand
Forks. N: Dak:.a q the Bullder.' Ex-
at Minneapolis, Mimi: with. the
4 Merchants State Sank at
Inkster. n. nAk.. n at the Architects
". 4. scouToN. President.
W. J,GLAss. Cashier.
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Notice.

$1,000, Notice. = ="
The regular annual Meeting Of the
stockholders Of h Cream Of Wheat
Company will be held at the Office Of
the Company in the office of the First
National Bank Of Grand Forks, Grand
Forks. North. Dakota, on Tuesday. the
18th day of Junef 1917, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. At the said meeting d.
rectors will be elected for the ensuing
year. and such other business transacted
as may come before said meeting.
e. MApES,
Secretary.
:. (MaY 81. June u
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5asa,.,,
,.c.,sn .sAs trsasn..sie. i.

lection ssAs trsasnsssies as,sss.si1
1s SsSSss Al. x:..t. :: !, s::;,.is
, TO. a.s'' .s.x ;s:iiiii.iT:iis;si,..,'''''tt:
Losses upadjust. 4
Cd. adjusted .
unps'e Y:sl'i.sss.s4
The Company :. .i7.sss.ss
rs >; s :;:,. :'nes 3 .
DEDUCT duct .i;..-insaar:'
G "a salvage
clatms thereon /. 1s7.3ee.ll
Net amount Of unpaid
A% %!s%, 81 81 i: ssi': s%s;:'.as ss:
p; sss::.,i :%s.;. s;y.s;; tsi '''''''
FUNDS sas' held under i:%in;1i:nc. 100000
treaties ................t. ss.sss.44
1sll,asi.,i
Total Liabiittiss .lall.s5l:sa
Premiums rec4ised durins tn.
year ! = cssh :.sl4s.7s4.ss
received during. the year... 2s.s42.s7.
Amount received from all
other sources. increase In
liabilities reinsurance trea-
y; xss:,R.: :.,s s'::i;::s
Losses paid during the year.:s s4.slo.ls
year .::;.:;::.::...:... ss.sso.ls
and other charges ........ a.2s5.7o
Total Disbursements ...s1s2,s5s.o
Total risks taken during the
Total Premiums received dur '''''0
Total Losses incurred during ''
total tai ss Mount Of Lo..e. paid 4'oss't4
SAFE sS1is. OF !e' North Sis1 DAKOTA. $3.50
\: s: A: olsness. conmissioner Of In
DO hereby certify that the foregoing is
mfnt noW on sle n this Office:
ct this Office It Riemarck this list day
of Aprtl. A. D. 1911
STATE OF S Se%T1i' S%Ko f Insurance.
COMPANY's CERTIFICATE OF
AUTHORITY
co Whereas, Thu Citizens Insurance
der the laws Of Missouri. has fled in
ms offiee 9. sworn statement exhibiting
ending December 81, 1916. conformabie
70 the reQutrements Of the laws Of this
state. regulating the business Of Insur-
anca, and.
Whereas; The said Company has filed
IN this ofice q duly certified copy Of
IT, charter with certificate Of orssniza-
ments OF the Insurance laws aforesaid.
NOW. therefore. I. s. A. Olsness, CoS,-
missioner Of Insurance Of the State Of
North Dakota; pursuant to the proyi-
SONS or said laws, do hereby certify
That the above named Company is fully
empowered. through Its authorised
agents to transact its appropriate
business Of Authorised Insurance. in
this state according to the laws there
OF, h 3lst day Of March, A,
MI, IN testimony whereof. ! have here
9sHaI., this iss day q April; 4; 2; 1917.
. commissioner Of Insurance.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-05-31

.
HOUSES
''s.oe, a a. me &c. h., s-, room house :
. ss5. oo-s-room modern home on .
University. Ave; hot water =
heat: maple floor down stairs. :
= $3o.o0-7-room house on Chestnut .
: sso.oo-7-room house on University .
..n Ave-; modern except, heat. /.
: 925.0o-7-room. modern house on :
: t26. oo-s-room house on Cheyenne; .
/. .,k oo modern but heat:
University Ave. .
. sss. oo.s-room house on Second .
Ave-; modern but heat. :
: W.. 0o-6.room house on 7th st.; =
modern out heat and bath.
= $22.00-8-rbom, house on No. 4thf st.; .
modern but heat. -.
: $22.00-7-roOm house on Cottonwood =
ST. modern except, heat. :
!. 'ls; Se'1ve.; Electric nS''1 is<nt on ri. pak s1ts : !:
water free. . .
: f1s.oo-5;room house on Parkhurst.; .
: $i6.oo-.e-roosn house on Dell Ave-; :
: t14.6o-5-room house on Boulevard /.
Ave; water, electric light, :
sewer, hardwood floors. full :
: da.s basement.
STORE BUILDINGS .
: 90. 00-Modern store building on I
DeMers Ave.
:: sse.oo.store building on No. 4th .
STORAGE WAREHOUSE +.
. $50. 00-Second floor Of Lindsay Z
block on 50. .4th st., next to =
. q. N. tracks. =
E. j. LANDER 4 co. !.
: Rental. Dept. IA DeMers Ave. :
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(No. o4.)
A0939A04 or 88A311uET
the Year 8udinv necelmber n.

a. D. 1915.
st. OF p shs e e;s. on, an M.. AFFAIRS of The
Company. Of st. Paul. Minnesota, or
kanised unde the law. Of the State Of
Ninnesota, made to the Commissioner
kota, in pursuance Of the laws Of said
PRESIDENT, F: R. B!xelex.
yies PRESIDENT: J. \. Skinner.
Attorney for Service Of Process in
the state Of North Dakota:
Location. Bismarck. n. D.
Organized or incorporated, May 1861.
Commenced %buetneas. May. 1865.
Amount Of Capital Stock
~ AssETs '''0''00V' ~
Value Of E Estate own
Loans on Bonds. Mortgages
st ssf es i sssa: :ssai'.s:: .., ,:;:..:::::lh:
Cash on hand and in Bank 81o,7SS.is
Interest due and accrued. e6,i27.45
Premiums In. course Of col
lection and transmission ,2o5. SO
Bills receivable. not natur-
and inland fisks ....... 36,lSS.1S
ua s:s'ss Cd ' Asset. P' ~: .: :':;s.::s
Total Assets s.aas.s17.s5
Gross claims
FOR Losses 49,
a djusted,
adjusted and
unpaid .:.:$1.S4i.16o.6e
Losses resisted
by the Com
Total 9ross '''1'0
siai%s TOT
Deduct Rein.
surance and
sa q .g
Net amount Of unpaid
Am 1 8 Of an..rn.a Pre-: '''ss's's."'
rniuns on all outstAnd-
DUE Il. tor ,l'. Commissions and ''''''44s'''
u! R!: sssss E,.s,ii. ,, 1885,: :s:s:s: 4
plus. Ss.ss5. o5s.4l ...... 4.ss5.o5s.41.
Total Liabilities ....... sls.1ss.sl7.ss
Premiums received during
the year in Cash ......$ s,1o1,346.bs
Interest. Rents and Diyi-
Amount received from ali 's'7'''''
other sources .......... 1~os.5sb.ss
Total Receipt: ...::.s %a,s7s.7o7.s4
Losses paid during III.
Diyy i eesnn,..io,nas' ''s'''s's.s'
PAL. laf t scr ys Salaries ii..i Fees. a'ott''l'.''
Amount Of eli other DID
bureetnAHS6 -. ..... s 744.Se7.AA
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North Dakota's Grsatsst
Classified Section
ExcHANGEs-{oon.}

ABOUT s3.Eao GENERAL MERcHANl
disc forsssale or exchange; want $500
cash. balance in clear city income or
lana; quick deal. Aagnuson Bros.
Edgslsy. n. D..
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FARM LANDS


BANK STOCK FOR SALE, 20 SHARES
First National bank of. Rollette. Stock
at $40 w. C. Fairbanks, Lakota. N.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
~ AND OUT OF Town.

Air and Mrs William Hodges Mann.
jr.. have returned from New York
and arc now NJ their home, 20 South
Market street. Petersburg.
Miss Matte Harris who spent Eas-
ter with friends in Atlantic City. has
returned 10 Richmond.
Mrs. William rrenshaw Newman and
her children. of Farmvillc. are visit.
ing Mrs. Ncwman's parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Robert T. SYdnor, ls2S Grove
Avenue.
Miss Henrietta Susman. Of 1885 Park
Avenue. has returned from Chapel Hill,
y. e.. where She attended the Easter
dances al the University OF North Car
oliMa
Mrs. Franklin Stearncs who has aeen
spending several days here lila. re-
turned 10 Frederick sburg.
Miss Camilla Wexford has been
spending some time ms the guest Of
relatives in Charleston. :. c.
MISS Elizabeth Russell. who has been
spending short time in t'redericks-
burg. has returned 10 Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
AFTER "a YEARS
OF SuFFE Ring
This Lady Tried Cardui-Let
Her Tell You i'm the Follow
ing Statcmentthe Results
She Obtained.

Wise. Fa.-Mrs. ]. NJ. Elan. OF
this place. in writing of her female
troubles. says: This trouble went
on for ] years. Often 7 was unable
TO work and suffered badly at &.
times. when / could not be on my
feet at all. Really in bad health
all the time during those IA years,
and was never without pain. with
awful backaching, had no appetite.
was nervous, but at that time my
husbands sister recon-
mended that I try Cardui. which 7
began to take and which
has caused me TO be in better health
ever since. In few days | felt that
Improvement had begun. My back
got stronger and less painful. got
less nervous and my appetite began
to improve. In few weeks my i'm
provement was noticeab BILE. and got
into better health than had had for
IA years. My walking be-
fore had been very painful. and
could not stand on my feet to do any
good. After using these medicines.
however. | could walk without pain
and was able to do the work and
housekeeping for an ordinary fam
lily. My back and appetite were
better and also my nerves."
If you suffer as Mrs. Elan did.
take Cardui. 1t may be just what
YOU need.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
ONLY FIFTEEN STUDENTS
AT w. & L. NOT TRAINING
Lexington College Points to High Fer
"cnta.r-N. VI. Q. officers Direct
Drills of Sister College.
Especial to Tie Timcs-pispatch. ]

Especial TO Tic Times Dispatch.l
Len MUTTON. VA. April 10 what
IS considered the highest percentage OF
students taking military training in
any college in the country. is claimed
AT Washington and Lee. where 40 OF
the 49, men on the campus arc driIl-
lug daily In the provisional training
battalion. sixty of the men enrolled
are also in the Ambulance corps. aud
ave increasing their possible useful
ness 20 the government by attending
lectures ana clinics Oh anatomy. This
corps has also taken steps 10 purchase
IT'S own ambulance. and has announced
It's Willingness to enter service either
as an individual unit or in utilization
with any hospital unit that the gov
eminent might designate. Nearly fifty
other students and several professors
arc preparing themselves to render ser
vice TO tho government along scientific
lines. most Of them being in tho chem
istry and engineering schools
tutil an army officer is detailed here
10y tho War Impairment and the bat
talon officially made unit OF the OIL
GERS reserve training corps. which ac
lion is expected in Il fortnight. the
drilling Of the men will continue under
Major NJ. r. Edwards and the nifty FRS.
classmen Of the Virginia Military In
stitute, whose services were rendered
by General Il. w. Nichols, supcrintcn-
dent of that institution.
While the students arc preparing
themselves for service during the war
the university authorities are continu-
ing gathering data on the possible
usefulness oG the university plant and
equipment to tn" government. I" which
the executive rpmruitic" Of tho board
Of trustees last week offered to turn
"""r AL of the buildings TO aid in the
prosecution OF the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

Is your hair entirely gray. or just
gray in spots" Is your hair prcma-
turely gray from i'll health or worry"
Arc you troubled with dandrurf. fall
ing hair or itching scalp? Has Your
hair stopped growing, or arc you bald?
Then apply to your hair and scalp the
famous La Creole Hair Dressing (sim-
ple directions on bottle). This re-
wives the color glands to activity. so
that all your gray hair and every
strand Of your hair soon has the nat
ural. soft, lustrous, even. dark color
your hair used to have. La Creole
produces such a perfect change in all
your gray hair that not even trace
OF gray shows. but you will have a
fine. soft, fluffy. heavy, evenly dark
head Of hair. Besides. La Creole stops
dandruff or itching scalp. Also causes
new hair to sprout all over your head.
giving you a handsome, beautiful,
healthy dark head Of hair. 81 at Ira
gle drug store, Richmond, Va. or sent
prepaid.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

bert were married in Washington on
Tuesday, April 10. By Rev Morgan
Chambers After a short stay In Bal
timorc. MIR. and Mrs Gilbert returned
TO Richmond and arc al home at 2l0l
stuart Avenue.
Hcrndon-Lync.
Miss !;uford kirtlcy Lyme. daughter
Of Mrs. Lola NJ. I.vuc. OF S0J Virginia
Avenue. Barton Heights became the
hrtd" OF /: Julian Herndon. Of Raleigh.
y. G.. ~ O'clock last night. The we'd
ding took place al the home Of The
bride. IN tho presence Of friends and
relatives. The ceremony was perform
ed by liev. X. ~. Pitt. ID. +.
MIR. and Mrs. lIcrndon left later for
Washington and New York, and after
a brief wedding trip viii mako their
HON" in Raleigh.
Mrs. Herndon has been for some time
a teacher in the Highland Park School.
Mr.. !icrudou Mas formerly connected
with the advertising department OF
The Times Dispatch and is now with
the Raleigh News and Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

Al,hca Duvall. OF farmrille; Miss
Blanche Gontry. OF Petersburg. and
Miss Nellie IAN DcNcutcr. OF Itichnond.
Tho groomsmen included Henry w.
Anderson. Writ l.. Marks. Of the Cni-
Ncr3ity OF Virginia: James MontRon-
cry. Of Rocky Mount: Perkins Halle
grove. Of i;oanokc. and Fred Rock
well. OF Mineral. W. l.. Richardson.
OF Farmvi!ic. was master Of core
monies. Little Gertrude Richardson
was flower girl and William Ander
son. Frances Richardson. Henry Fem
and Claudia Anderson were the ribbon
bearers
y reception ANA dance was given at
the HON" OF the brides uncle. Dr. An
dorson. Immediately after the ccrc+
monN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
Observation-Disclosures.

Especial TO The rimc*- Dispatchl
FARMVILLE, VA, April ic-The
Methodist Episcopal Church here was
the scene of brilliant wedding on
Saturday night, when Miss Eliza DC { h
Anderson Sutherland niece OF DR..
William T.. Anderson, Of Farmvillc.
and Henry w. Anderson. OF Richmond.
became tho bride of Laurcnc" Haskell
Chenoweth son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Chcnowe;h Of Chicago and oak Park.
H.. Rev w Il. Proctor. of Martins
willie. Va. assisted by Rcv. J. r. Bos-
man. Of tho local church. officiating.
Miss Cara S,ccd OF Norfolk. was
the maid Of honor, while the five
bridesmaids We're: Misc Elsie Jackson.
Of ChIcAgn. NIissns ItaSSie plulntt I'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
How To Have Red Lips!

tho girl with rcd lips and pink
|chccks may be thankful. for both de-
Inote health--vIgorous. forceful. mag
|netic health. and while il may be i'm
possible for some TO attain owing to
morbid states or health. yet a vast
ma iority OF seemingly healthy young
,xomen and men are almost colorless,
because Of lack Of red blood corr
muscles. When the blood is improved
|rIes. the weight increases and a beau
|tifui tint appears on the checks. while
|the Rips assume hea THY red color
MANY physicians and beauty doctors
nre scribe three grain hypo-nuclanc
Tablets, which are said to invariably
Increase the red blood corpuscles after
In source Of treatment lasting several
months. The nervous system and
|peneral health also improve rapidly
|The best physicians and npothecary
shops supply this tablet in sealed
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
arming in the City
Okro for Soup Maybe Raised
Without Trouble.

SAVIOR ana relish may be ADDED TO the
family menu by the family garden.
says to-day's bulletin from the Ma
;ional Emergency Food Garden Com
mission. Washington.
There is okra. for instarcc. How
many housewives ever trouble 10 buy
okra. Yet Eumbo SOUP. which is
made from okra, is rel!shed by ain ost
every one
okra is just one OF the special. un-
usual vegetable crops which can lie
grown on little space and with little
trouble in the average back yard gar.
Gen Other specialtics which the HON :
gardener should consider are mustard
parsley. spinach and peppers.
II okra is planted two feet apart
as soon az the ground is warm and
the pods (Which are the edible parts.
i,npartinG pleasant flavor and a stick )
consistency TO soups are picked green.
} none being allowed to iipcn. the plants
Will continue to bear until killed b;'
frost in autumn.
Mustard greens are delicious novelty
on most tables. SO plant Ostrich Plume
mustard seeds ihickly liz III. early
spring They viii quickly reach the
proper growth, SO you cen SOW them
frequently, as late as October
Parsley as Earnish and flavor is
; well known. y bed. three feet square.
Will produce all that a good sized fam
lily can use.
Spinach IS the most popular plan.
ustd 'o:' greens. Ii can be planted in
the fall and used in the late autumn
and early spring, thus not iuterf.rirlr
with other crops.
Peppers deserve more consideration
In the list OF vegetables. !, can be
! sliced raw for use in salads. but green
peppers. followed out and stuffed with
savory dressing, which may include
chopped meat, and baked in an oven,
are not only delicious. but can .iubsti-
| tu!e FOR meat IT these days OF high
prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
Aliens Foot.EaSe for the TToooS

Many MAR conc hospitals have ordered
for use among tho troops Shaken into the
shoes and spr!nkleh IN tho foot bail
lakes the friction from tho shoe aud pre-
vents the feet getting tired or foot sore.
Drug and department stores everyw here
sell It, eac. Don't accept any substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

The Grandchildren's Chapter. L. -.
e.. VIII meet Wednesday afternoon a.
| o'clock in Lee Camp Han. The fol-
lowing VIII take part In the program
Virginia Rcazlcy, pianist; E.lzabc; II
Dcazley. violnist; Miss Mary Dudley.
reading; India Curtis. soloist: Elsie
f.udd. reading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
.AndrcMs-irchcr

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG, VA, April lC.-Miss
Mary Archer and Norman Andrews.
both Of Ettrick, We're married at the
ministers home last evening by Rev
T.. w. Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

on account OF the naval recruiting
parade this afternoon the regular
meeting Of the Woman's Missionary
Society OF Park Place Methodist
Church. which was to have been held
then. has been postponed until to-
morrow afternoon AZ o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17
woMEN'S MEETINGS.

The regular meeting Of the Raw o..
sunshine circle of Kings Daughters
VIII be held this afternoon At o'clock
at tho residence Of Mrs. James l.. Stew
art, 2l05 Floyd Avenue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

y meeting OF the alumni OF Ran
do!ph- Macon Womans College has
been called for this afternoon at 80
o'clock 1T tn. home OF Mrs. yelling
ton Tahcr. 100 West Grace Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

meeting OF the board OF directors
OF the Federation of Mothers Clubs
Will he held in the clubroom at sos
East Marshall Street this afternoon nj
! o'clock. Officers Will he elected, and
there is other business OF Importance
TO he transacted Mrs. w. \. Burrows.
president, asks that every member be
present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

The regular meeting Of the board %
directors OF the Young Moments Chris
tian Association viii be held at III,
Central Building this morning at !
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

a. EmDoria tomorrow, Thursday and
Friday. Delegates attending the exc
eutire committee meeting will leave
from Byrd street Station tomorrow
morning at s;l3 O'clock. All other
delegates will leave at O'Clock to-
morrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-17

East Hanover Presbyterial Auxiliar,
Wi nlcGf In The DEE h,.t grin
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-25
oEMlne WoMAN's EXPERIENCE

Can you doubt the evidence Of this
Deming woman7
You can very Deming endorsement.
Read this:
Mrs. Mae Poe. 500 Platinum ave-
nue.. Deming, says; 81 know of moth
ing so good for weak, aching back
and other kidney disorders as Doan's
Kidney Pills. About five years ago,
my back was giving me no end Of
trouble. Ny kindneys didn't act right
at all. was greatly annoyed by
spots floating before my eyes and |
often got awfully dizzy. | hope |
never get such another attack. | got
Doan's Kidney Pills at the Palace
Drug Store and they soon cured me-"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that cured Mrs. Poe. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-25
HANDED IN BY DR.. VlCKERS

Extract from letter: There was
some debate at lunch as to whether
many of our countrymen are guided
in their conduct by clear opinions as
to the balance of power. mare claus
UNI, the Balkans. the east shore of the
Adriatic, the comparative importance
of Morocco and Mestopotamia. the
hegemony of Europe, the spheres of
influence in China, and the old rules
as to effective blockade. Let us
ask Smith,. said I whether he knows
what We are talking about Smith
is an American hired man of English
descent. His father fought in the
Civil War. Smith is ignorant and SUI
perstitious and is regarded as only
90 per cent. intelligent, as compred
with our Connecticut Italians. So
we went out to the ten-acre lot where
Smith is ploughing and asked him
what he believes to be the cause of
our being at war, and he said:
Them G--dam kings
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-05-25

Mrs. Clara Shepard.
New Members on May 18th
Fave McKeyes.
Julia Shepard.
Mary MahoneN.
Mrs. Henry Hall.
Mrs. 7. G. Robinson,
}. II. Brown, lola.
l.. II. Gibson. lola.
Mr. Charles Hoyle, Lake Valley.
Miss Julia Snyder
Miss NJ. \. Olcoti,
Mrs. Fred Sherman.
Mrs. }. G. NOR.
Mrs. II. n. Preston.
Mrs. J. p. Edgerly.
Mrs. A. W. Pollard.
Mrs. O. V. Gallagher.
Miss Helen Holt.
Miss Edith Clark.
Mrs. II. b. Strickler.
Miss Louise Langham.
Miss Laura Conner
Mrs. J. l.. Brown.
Miss Olive Whitehill.
Miss Priscilla Whitehill.
Mr.. j. L. Brown.
Miss Beryl Bishop.
Miss Bessie Conner.
DIR. NOR
Mrs. j. b. Hodgdon.
4. L. Mason.
Mrs. Sam Watkins.
Those Interested In First Aid Class
FAY McKeyes.
Julia Shepard.
I.enora Walker.
Mrs. II. y. Preston.
Mrs. }. 2. Edgerly.
Miss Minnie Swope.
Helen Holt.
Louise Langharn.
Laura Conner.
Edith Clark.
Mrs. Gallagher.
There is an urgent call for old lin
on or soft muslin. Articles made
from old linen may be used IN an
emergency for surgical dressing. Inc
material should. therefore. be fresh
" Numbered and boiled.
Bring any donation to the Palace
Drug Store and give it to the woman
charge of the Red Cross
If YOU are Interested in:
|. First aid classes.
.. Making of surgical dressings
3. Sewing on hospital supplies
consult with the woman in charge oil
Red Cross work in the Palace DRUG
store for any information.