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The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

The local Salvation army, ihru
HAeut.-Col. Albert Z Kihball. rs send-
ing out ~ annual appeal for funds
10 carry on the relief work the com
ing year. including the Christmas
free dinners. Last Christmas the
Salvation army provided dinners for
s.Tse families. Tn the year ending
Sept. 2s. 40S families we're assisted
with clothing, groceries, coal, etc
and Is With rent 3,62s families were
visited and sick members cared for
and nursed; 400 poor children par
ticipatsd in the distribution OF gifts
from the Christmas tree, and 1881
lodgings were furnished IN the wom-
ems home IN the citadel
"The indications are that the de-
mands upon our resources viii be
greater this year than heretofore
greater because the need viii be
greater" says Lieut.-Col. KinbaD, IN
his letter 70 supporters OF the saliva
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
Band Plays All Day on
Thanksgiving To Cheer
Wounded SammiesinFran

The German bad been cueh.Hg
our position all day IoHr aHd we
.ne41enl had to Hmp Ihr
durou Nous -bo1. noon lrss
mcnt ~ sbHI bit me raI ou the
ches but IL didn't penetrate and
I wasn't hur, Just Che same I had
hunch Id probably De wounded
before dusk
sure enough. later on and just
ABOUT dark J heard a German gun
boom shell whistle, and Sergt
Peck -he comes from Hartwell
Goorgie-and Privates Miller Kiss
miller. Watkins, Jones. LEVITT and
myself hurriedly took refuge IA our
durout ! might just say Incidental
~. that few hours before that
durout was chuck full of ammunt
ton
"Wen. az We hunched down there
a German high explosive she'll pene
trated the roof. A fragment struck
M helmet and bent iny head back
so hard that the rim Of my helmet
Eashed by neck.
"sergt. Pecks heiuet was also
hi- There wasn't any use talking
those helmets saved our lives
q was stunned for few min
ntes and wakened sorta sickish. but
7 managed 10 crawl 20 al adjoining
dnFout and summon aid We found
Miller and Rissmiller dead end The
others wounded As f0r mel
awakened IA The hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
Salvation Army Makes Appeal
For Funds for Relief Work;
Aided Thousands Last Year

tion army. "The war and conse-
quent high cost OF living viii make
Ii practically impossible 20 get thru
the winter without assistance from
outside sources in yiew Of this, we
are asking that your assistance 20
our general work be % more gen
erous nature than ~ any time dur
ing the past. much as lhe same has
been appreciated
"Our work viii necessarily be lin
tied "a the measure OF The hberality
cf our friends, thefefore, in making
our annual appeal. we trust you wiil
remember our poor al home, as well
as those directly affected by the
world var. and join with NJ az THIS
Christmas tide IN bringing 10 De
troits most needy ones that which
the ymost require II will greatly
add 70 your own joys in thus con.
tributing 10 those who would other
wise be cold and hungry -
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
CANTON PROS
BEAT HERALDS
Jim ThorpeS Bunch of stars
Too Much For Local
independents

linn Thorn. ru1gaf.. A.. u .rt
he.t Ip5ian r,.tba,.r .n tf. ....
tr, .-rtaf .-. s,sttr...sn rr.r
GIVING dar o- Nstr, -efd
ThorD ana fa otH.r 4tbl9te. t.f..
sd tra ll,wlf- e-p.fsnte m
prof.s.io04I wsrI5 rbamr.or. .n.t
=, e s,or. of -roo
rhe r-,f,ss,rrsl tasm frn CAM
.on d of .rbi.r me r-r.t .rr ,isr
fbe tss,l.r -.nsrsiig rse1re..
,roes-.forsl football circles 81. -.
brst irf.pandao- resm tn tha bus,
ness TIE H,rslar have been
,-ardsd "a ssSor3 only fr trq Canton
pnlI9oe. and -re, f,es rbanks-t,
ng dey as ttae. Hma rar wcuU
wrsst rbe cramrsor -r.r from ta
ONO represertar.. ra h. rul
.tbs ma1ersmrrt rs'.r.| Ir
v.oas of : rli-t.r.rr .a-f. s. FORMER
.nlieve stsr. and f.- tar ft.. 81
r,ts,'tes ~ rfsr tf looked a. n th5s
nigbt rar-t fh-u trri- amb.t ou5
r'rSgrsr, Thst showing. however.
49, Az, t, trs facf fr5f Ilm Thorpe
6i5,,t r,.. tl,e erst t.I.
tb.. r.-trrfoc 1f he third quar-.
n.- -r Hf-
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
Clarence Gordon, NsEro, naEEs-,ly IS
capped serious iriury 81 Che hands
HIGH SCHOOL
PUPILS PLAN TO
PURCHASE FARM

To aid the nation in producing a
maximum food supply during the
war. pupils aad some OF the faculty
members OF the Cass technical high
school propose 20 buy and work a
farm IN Oakland county. The board
or education and DR. Charles r.
Chadsey. superintendent OF schools,
have approved The plan
The farm of K. IA Moore. near
WiKon. 2S mnss ont Grand River
ave. 10 the property these patriots
have in view. II comprises 140
acre.. and Mt Moore offers the land
ana buildings az tl6,s00 and the ap-
purtsaances ~ t3.q77I5. II IA
planned 20 form a corporation aud
borrow $40 900 IN sums az $500 each
/ TON III individuals 0n notes draw
ing interest a. six rer cent after
the hrst three years. me balance oi
The purchase price 70 DO paid oar
~ the pfofts ~ ftr farm.
Reniamin r. Comfort aI ao sal
of The school. u q Alien, director
~ ne mechanics dsDsrtment and
ChM.cE A. PARCELS are respons bic
foT be 1eA
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
CHIEFS
son A STUDENT

DELAWARE. o. Nov 30-Gees
bey Dnwellyquiton waikby is a
freshman AZ Ohio Wesleyan univer
sity He balls from Krooton. Mon.
rovia. Liberia. and is the son OF a
fuIlGedged African chieftain lie
has been in this country since 1918.
and has become thoroly American.
red
He was a student a. the mission
airy school OF Miss Mary Sharpe In
Africa when his abilities as a stu
dent attracted the attention OF
Bishop Burt The bishop took a
friendly interest IN him and was
responsible for his coming 20
America
The bishop. realizing the hsndi
cap Of bis native name, gave the
boy his name and he registered ar
the university as William Bert
Gecgbey.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
IN DETROIT

n, tne annual meeting of Chatter -,
freeters of Mfchigan, an sss"ehn
ton of hotel clerks when Els
held Tnesday in the Hotel STAT lelt
fhe proposal OF legislation intended
~ curb the bad check evil WI ~
one of the measures uuaer olhcus
sion. Suggestions Tor the lnplug,,..
msnt ~ hotel service Gehersilg
Will occupy much 81 the time Ahe
Association had n measure passou
by the last legislature making ~ a
rnisdemeanor so make check y Whleu'
after Reasonable time. was nst COW
cred hy funds In the bank. bit Gov.
sleeper vetoed the measure
A hrr~na Of aeIinaueney has been es-
tahffshea by the district draft board
in the municipal court ouidlhk' y
work with the pcsl draft bostas
Ia fnvcAtiEaf cases % dfalteu
men who have failed % report or
othefW ise conform tu require emen te.
The bureau will also assist t.e
draft boards ~ far as p"sslnle ~
looking after tile extra work en- r
tailed by the qiew classification
regulations.
Following up the conferences heio
here Tuesday Rnd "Wednesday by
Michigan rerffe eentHuNes oi ihs
woman committee ~ the councli
~ National Defense, registration
classes viii re held in the local
headquarters ~ tht committee. NO
sl7 kteFEe Duildins. star'ins, n@4Nt @
be q class al y. M, daily, cope
rlaily for school teachers who w tsu
20 help in the work % reglaterink
tho woman power of the city 90 a
wer@ time measure,
SogdIrr football players frona Waco,
Tex, who are ~ Detroit TO play
the Dctroit University schooi team
SaturdaN. were Tho guests of De
tralt lodge ~ Elise Ihurrday. in
the Elks' tcmplC 40 ThankegiNing
dinner and dance.
The Grnce whitney Hon federntiou
of thp ". w 4, =. has voted 10 ban
ali candy eales FOR the purpose ~
raising fnouey for any fund or PM
ianthropy in which u may De in-
tsrested during the period ~ ths
war Any ratfdy made br member
Of the federation VIII be sent to
soldiers and sailors oYeraeas'
The Michigan stare y. " &. 4. com
mittse VIII meet IN Detroit Fridsy ,
vii BE- heid IN the Detroit eiul
following luncheon 90 bc served
there az 1880 o'clock District
chaifnipn and directors Will meet
with the state committees
nsvena beEaa TbprRdny wornins 3
~ Sfe. AHnc de Detr0it church viii
ccnttnuu UlfI IHgC. p Vases W Witl
be celebrate eNery rorning AZ 3
6. Z, aHA o.@iock Hn1 specie
serylee tttt fenias at f.a'
o'ciork
Ia nsccHag sf the TlpprcaHor tfh-
i~tIc rluh .n she Hotci ruiicr We'd
uesdaY evening nov ctfelLnffi non
- sshf.e han srrvcu before werf
elected. A urH ert 90 by laws. simi-
Ia tu those ~ the Missouri Ath.
letic cinr. tfuame effective at the
game time Tue new dire tors are
fIarFy Hanford ". %. MHlcomson
n Z. Van lnysn. y. ] Taylor Hal
- Wilson Ir Lawrence o. Day
* Bothweu. a. n Beck a, u
" EnEei j. ID nurTesB. Dr. -C. r
pnrFnr Guy 81 Moore, ~ ~
Reeves. r. o. Ingram. j.. and Jal
GrinueN.
whilc pln,iug iH frOut of hts home
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
SALVATION ARMY
RAISES FUNDS
FOR HUTMENTS

The Salvation Army is Organlz
INK a lnahcia drive 20 obtain fundr
necessary 20 send 100 womau OFF
GERS and SlB0.o00 20 France to erect
additional hutments IN the Ameri
can advance camps Commando
Evangellne Booth has announced
thar She is sending a large party OF
woman officers abroad this week.
Salvation Army workers in tho
American camps in France have
been assigned by army officers to
aid soldiers serving time ln various
guerdhouses for lnfractlons OF army
rules one salvation Army major has
been given motorcycle sidecar
with a soldier driver TO work among
the guardhouse inmates
Money deposited in the hutments
by soldiers IS transmitted 90 any
person orr bank IN United States
free of cost. and the Sammies ape
urged 70 save their money, OF which
they seem 20 have plenty, against
The day when they are discharged
from mo service Many soldiers
bought liberty bonds. u Is said who
were unwilling 20 send money home
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
rup EzEzE8
G.. M@E E
VI Al n E8E7 ES
WEs EEs

with ali his varied activities and
despite tho eNtra0rdi nary demands he
makes upon both hia mind and BODY,
sylvester scbasTer. appcarinS mis-
week in The Orpheum thcater. finds
himself thoroiy refreshed aud restor-
Ell by six hours sleep each ~ lght
"But" he declares. "it lF sound sleep
undistarbed By dreams, and y come |.
at regular time each night. ana
thus 7 GET the maximum OF hepent
from ~ I also enjoy the ktndest
digeAtiop. zoo, and can eat any hlhn
OF food or any conceivable com 2 m %
tion ~ foods. without resulting o.
tress This "a particularly fortu-
nate clrcurnstance Tor me since IN
my constant travet~i hnd myself ex-
posed 90 all sorts ~ eatlnE hendIcApr
and difficulties
TIE comedy "a Good TOR Nothing
Husband viii be presented n thr
I.vreafo theater next week. The
s-1ry o. sort ~ reodrn 4tp van
Wrinkle There is pretty roman ..e
ing the play includes Jack Flcn in g.
Dorothy Ia Verne George bean. Marie
Davidson. Harry Gurvey and others
because appearing on the screen
arr.,e. dt.r ~ wear In single pro-
Auction all the dresses she owned lr
tho peculiarly feminine reason WY
Tsa TanRuav was induced tp-Nuf4r
the rhotaplay nnfeTfAinm~ut feId
Fa- wears she has startled ra"de-
Vile patrons with her appa nn
limited wardrobe - bizarre costume
ottrfvaftinE even Gaby peslve 90
wealth. of fewei and feather adorn-
fnent when 'the tue came Tor her
tr face the camera 90 enact The
Vgnd Girl" on view az the Reg EHht
~n.stcr next week. she mptied her
trurka ~ vera. C0sturne She had and
lad them an oHf ready % don. so
that NOE "a single one would be over
looked The famous peacock dress
was there with if4 taIl head piece or
towering hine-g green feathrs. 'tu Eor-
Veoria pearI ~ceturnc. Rrnrt but lovely.
tFa swRggcr sailor boy suit the
savrl gown. the daring Nor"l hath
Ing sIut and steen ~ more others
Zoo numerous for reference
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
LAYTON KEEPS UP
WINNING STREAK

John Layton. Of Detroit beat John
Moore. of New YORK. In the Thanks
&zNviRg day game OF the Interstate
Re-Cushion Billiard league The
n.k which resulted IN "a score OF
||kSA 81 in s. innings was played
II Wx%a3e room The winner
had hign run OF four and Tho loser
one of Eve The same players will
meet again Friday evening.
Tn Chicago August Kieckhefer de-
feafed Otto Reiselt. o' philadelphia,
bu, be had 20 establish a league rec.
ord Hs ran out his string - go IN
~ innings while Feleelt was max
lnR,3t Doints
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
CUSTER TEAM OFF
TO BATTLE GRANT
nATTLE CREEK. MIch.. -.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, nov. 30.
The Camp Custer football team
left FOR Chicago yesterday where it
will meet Camp Grant on Saturday
for the championship of ne army
camps The lineup FOR SATURDAY :
game has been announced as foi-
lows
Costello. quarterback Miller right
half W'eyman. left half. Lanshon.
tlItack Thompson. left end Nor.
tqritr lrft tackle simpson left
guard Swart. center herwln.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

PACKEY WOULD
FIGHT.EN d. A. c.

Psckey MrFar ~id whb teach.
ing soldiers TO box AZ Camp Mac
Arthur. Waco Tex came north with
the Camp Macarthur football team
which meet tho University OF De-
trou on Navia field Saturday An
effort is being made % arrange p
boxing exhibition between NcFar.
land and frankie Brennan ~ take
place az the y A. G.. Saturday
night n tho bout Is held the pro
ceed= will be devoted 70 the soldiers
sport fund
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
JACKIES DEFEAT
FORT SHERIDAN

CHICAGO, Nov so The Grear
Lakes naval training station football
team yesterday defesfAt thc Fort
sheridan officers eleven 81 20 D bee
FORE great crowd pat Smith,
formerly captain OF tho University
az Michigan team. played a splendid
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

During dust storm at one u thD
army camps a recruit sought shelter
IN tho cooks tent.
~ you put the I'D on that camp
kettle you would not get so much
dust In your soup
see here. ny lad. your business
ls to serve vour country
Eyes. replied the recruit, 'but
not 20 cat 81 it"-Christian Register
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
The oulnlne Ttat Does Not Afee,
Head

Because of its tonic and laxative ef
feet. Laxative Bromo Quinine can be
taken by anyone withou, causing ner-
yousness oF ringing In the head.
There is only one "BromO Quinine'
r. w. GROVES signature ls on. box
8Oc ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

No. ss7 Plne-St-. Thursday. Cart
Jones three years old. was shot
n the left side. between The shoul-
der and heart bF boys playing
with revolver IN an alley near
the house. When the child fell
with a scream of pain. the boys ran
or and the o4ce have not deter
mined who the TesponEiuls person
fs The child is not dangerousiy
hurt but h. under a doctors care
In bis home
william Brown. No. 1882 Benitesu-
tiyd., In the newiy-anncxed terri
tory. was shot behind the rtFht
ear and seriously wounded by a
farmer armed with shotgun. on
Thursday. az Rose and John Rests
Brown -was cutting wood when or
dered away and was shot whom he
continued chorping he vas taken
homa The farmer viii DC brought
IN FOR investigation.
Fraak ;. wright 80 years old. No.
NSZ Heien-aFe.. aropped dead In =
street car. 81 GrAtlot ana MI El-
iiott-sNe es.. Friday morning. pre-
samsbly from spopiexy. lie Waa
on the way 60 work
ON the complaint OF JOHN Dr0Eakg
No. ~ ThIrty-arnt-.t.. detectives on
Thursday arrested IseO Lortt, No.
1852 Harper-aye, and Benny
Schlauter bach for the federal au-
thorities prozak says the men
tried 90 sell him machine for
making counterfeit money. schiau-
.terhach who resides 1sar DrozAk ?
home. approached him with the
proposition. Then bofh msn,e he
said urged him to buy re had
about made up his mind % n 90,
when Ae decided fO consult trfrt of
Detectives FoY. f.orft posed as "a
Russian count and there wag talk
~ plans o. incite Russian and Poll
fish draftsd men ia Battle Creek to
fight agsin9 the United states.
Jessie West. Newrr... Is k<fwg held
ny the police on charge Of shoot
ing "a death Marx Taylor. Negro
with - HON shs lived In N0 les
Bra@bien-st.. Thursday TAYLOR died
fn Receiving hospital shortly after
the shooting. The woman became
angry az Taylor oecsuHe he rfayec
away from the house toe Ions. eh' .
demanded an explanation ana when
hc could nos give n Ratlsfactory >
ono to her she shot him.
Clarence Gordon. Negro, narrpFiy e.
capped serious iniury at Che haRdI
of crowd a. Negro dHScers eariy
rFriday morntng ffe slashef an
other Negro IN nm alteration over
woman and was tAroWn 20 Zee
over 3 railing o. tfe tocr ~ -er
Adamf-ave- east dance hall bY -
mob Potroln8n Anthony buaf
arrived IN time o. save Gordon
from further harm. Gordon stabbed
Eugene Pillow because the l8f' ai
took bic girl away when 80
crowd saw Pillow fail under m
Lnife blow a dash Was made fo'
Gordon lie ran 20 the halcony
where he was caught and pitch ~
fo the fnnr a charge Of assault
has been laid against him.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30
A. ISBELL WINS
CROSS-CITY RUN

a Isbell. OF Albion college ven
The annual two and one-half mile
rin conducted By tho Y. VI. G. A.
Thanksgiving day Starting AZ Wood
ward.ave and the Boulevard. the
10 entrants raced down Woodward
ave. 20 El.zabethrst At rhe d1isG
they were stretched out FOR nearll
half a mile. z. A. Serord. of no y
N G. 4. was second about 600
Yards back % Isbell l. j GiermaH
OF NJ. a. G.. finished third Black
more. Central high. fourth Long
necker, " A. G. hitt
The A. A. g won mo silver cup
as FIVE of its uen finished ahead %.
another group ~ FIVE.
PrintinE-the pi.,in near kiEd--fhnt
FrN "a
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

That scnIds md shock resulting FROM
beiDE bathrd In water that was too
hot caused the death ~ the elh-
dnvs-nId baby % Mrs Eugene A..
shauli No G2GQ I,9sHriI-st wa
tho verdict rendered by p coroner's
fury a nurse fs hold roaprnst \ -
Tha baby died ln samaritan
tai. az MkNNEElB
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

Frank y wright, 80 years old Ne.
NSZ Heten-age.. aropped dead In
street car. at Gratlot ana MI El-
Ilott.ENes. Friday morning, pre-
sam8bly from spopiexy. lie was
on the way 60 work.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-30

lego
Rose Poly o. ROlla (Mo) school or
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08

4, does seem ~ II the world we're a. sac
aud s.yens When reading over inc i'si on
those exempt fren heing drafted, e""'u n"'
helm thinking Of the inconsistehc! "i 'hnks,
Among IN. exempt are theological students ana
those religious sects whose principles are OF
posed 10 war just stop and consider ihls a
minute These people promise 10 abstain
from blocdshed. violence. etc. Now; whete Is
there a mother, who. in teaching her SONS
does not exact the -sumc promise Is not one
promise. morally. Just a. binding rs the o'het
ii a census were taken TO determine the i.ei
ing in regard TO war, think u Weuiu De
found that three fourths Of our men nave an
nunosing hor ror for It IL this we're not true,
there would be an overwhelming numbr OF
volunteers. making u unne,essaf! To utai' men
II war is wrong what rieht have we 10 lerce
men into II II IL is right, then the religious
Sects and theological students should be the
1 first to uphold aud fight for the right. is s
this logical Again. the question Mh.
| should one man he forced TO do something
! against his principles aud another man Ne
exempt Nh heart aches when | listen to tue
! conversation OF some young men ana 10
I sorry 10 say, some women. The! treat tue
| subject as II u were a new fad to he made the
most OF while IL lasts. Some consider It an
opportunity 10 see strange lands little real
/ ning the horrors OF the suffering from wouni'
and priyation. Thought OF that VIII come iat
err Perhaps IT is wen that We know not what
i before US aud, OF course. We should do our
duty cheerfully and willingly. but ! feel that
the present is too fraughi with iorehoding and
sorrow to indulge in revelry. and ! cannot
help thinking 81 the poem, The Battle Of
Waterloo" You remember the story Their,
was A sound OF revelry by night and Bel
gums capital lad gathered there her beaut!
and her chivalry Then II goes on 10 tell how
the dance was interrupted by the roar OF can
non. Let Us hope for an early settlement 81
that we may be spared the sorrow OF losinl
those dear 10 us by the horrors OF war
Your correspondent greatly regretted hein
absent from lola for some days when she foun'
on her return that request had been sent he
10 call a mcetinr which would lie attended b.
a number II Demine's lady workers. The post
mistress Mrs. Porchcr kindly took charge O
M. registry slips and has sent them 'n the b
dir, ~ the community
Mrs Carol OF Anmas. passed through lol
IN Monday. visiting awhile with Mr.. and Mr.
, porchcr.
Mr. and Mrs Nagillcr have moved from III
IIollinsheai place 20 iondalc where they vi
farm for Mr.. LOOMS TAYLOR
s Mr. and Mrs Frank KIM II and Mrs. he
Ton were in peming 10 attend the eraduaiir
exercises Ioc kimba and Murrat kcyto
/ graduated from the eighth grade,
Mrs Chas Harrison continues making a
kinds Of Improvements which certainly loo
good to us.
We are glad to know that Mrs. Robe
Thompson aud daughters, Ede and Sallie Rnt
q will I've on their place this summer u "
seem like old times
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08
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rUNIS.RED MOUNTAIN

Mr., nr Moir Mrs Bickiord and Mrs Hall
visited a, Tuni, last FRIDAY night Mrs Mon
spoke about % conservation ~ food products
Mr., Bckford spoke about Rod Cross work
Both delivered fine addresses and were NsicN
81 Ia with curapt attention
The program was well rendered aud endowed
o., an Program for ueN meeting June -
Opening song ' tmerirH
Recitaiion-kalr Thorn
QuArtei---John and Harry Pappcrt Don TIA
zen and George Alderman
Reciiaiion---lohn Shaw
Tnuis ard Rod Mountain Joutnal-Mn
>tyanu,.
song Nlvin Phillips.
Recess.
Charades
\ delegation from Tunls visited iIondal,
SATURDAY night 20 attend called meeting Of
farmers protective association.
Tom r Dahbs hns secured fine position
A. porter in the Orient hotel at silver CITY
leaving this wccS 10 enter upon his duic,
Mrs DahhS will remain ~ home 20 look afi"l
heir property hcrr Toms many Denim.
friends will he glad IN know ot his success.
Mrs. Frank Nudge. OF Carri1so was visi,ins
Old friends here last week NJ Nudge wa
formerly with the Santa fc Co hcre and !
/ now mauagrr ~ The F. p. & :. W club house
There are ne ,lRckcrS IN neminc 90 Lun
count, ~ far q, thc board NJ registration W.
I able o. discover.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08
There Are Other Deming People
Similarly Situated

Can there be- any stronger proof
offered than the evidence of DENIM,
residents After You have read the
followln" quietly answer the question
John Beycn., road master at san
t. fc. pa \. iron aycnuc, Oemnp.
say. 81 have used poau'- Kidney
Pills OH and on for several years and
they have never failed to give me the
best of result At times when have
taken cold, It has settled IN my kid,
ney- and my back has become lame.
Then ! have found il hard To bend
over and have had dull ache right
across the small Of my back. Doan's
kldrey PHI have never failed to
quickly relieve such attack. ANY
one who has any kidney disorder
should try Doan's Kidney Pills. They
are the hest kidney remedy ON the
market and am olad 10 endorse
them.
SOC, at al DEALER. Foster Mi.
burn Co, Mgr buffalo Ny
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-08
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NONOAlE HAPPENINGS

. =
Mrs II : Orton nad Mrs T.. II. wilkins
nf pcming were IN Hondale Wednesday 10 ot
tend the club.
A party of Hondalc Young people spent the
week end q, Elephant Butte Dam. The part,
included Mcssrs. orvile Supiccr and John Mar
in aud the Misses Martin, Moody. Brown
and Powers
M = r Allen and Mrs W Z. summers
cav, party for few 81 their friends Mon
day night
some OF the Hondair lade, plan 20 organ
.5o q Red Gross chapter soon.
Mrs. " y. Pringlc was in Dcming Thurs
dsv
4 l. Ferguson has recently purchased q
new Chevrolet car.
r. \ Thompson and family have moved
back 10 the farm
Mis-, Alice Phillips and Miss Berry have
r,wrned from two weeks visit NJ Gill.
LoR,l Hon was in RI Paso Monday.
Mrs Bowen gave the eighth grade pupil
% line party Friday evening.
Mrs Thompson and daughter, Eddie AM
Ruth spent Tuesday with Mrs Berwick
The appraisers for Luna County Farm
Loan Association were ont Wednesday invest
eating applications.
Orvile Suppirer has leased 'hc Iowar,
place and his brother Albert will assist u
raising feed
From the small size ~ tomato plants il vii
I appear that the crop viii be a month late
! his year.
I Mrs. Andrew McCurdy is visiting her par
ru's Nlr I'd Mr.. ioargin,