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The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
SOULS
BY HAROLD CRAWFORD sTEARNs
Of tho Vipllantes.

have a German neighbor
Who has a son
Twelve years old.
Yesterday afternoon
He was playing in the yard.
Some other youngsters passed
And called out:
Hey. Joey. you Germans are going to
get licked.
How do you like being a German. Joeyf"
Joes cheeks famed
And his little fists clenched.
"I amt a German. see.' he cried.
And there were tears in his voice.
And his soul2
Were tears there. too?
We and ours
Must be very careful these days
About the souls
OF youth.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14

bidding children to do work of any
sort which exposed. them to undue
heat at any time during the summer
months.
This is thoroughly typical of the
foresight. wisdom and humanity which
characterized the Venetian govern.
ment of that time.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14

II mlckle iniikes IL
muckle." ave must
not be penny wise
and pound foolish"
for we should have
recreation. play
times. and vaca-
tions; our health
and mentality as
well as good looks
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14

IIINItTIU NIIVITU DO
made as attractive
as possible. for
daintiness In serv-
ice is n great aid
to n fckle appetite.
An orange in Its
natural state is
pleasing to most
of us but to the
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
HeKTTOHHN
81

Some rest Is selfish and indolent. but
reading, which is neither selfish nor in
dolent, is the best of all rest. What
pleasure can equal 1t? And out of II
what profit comes for the reader and
from himl-Robert +. Speer.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14

The bicycle is still barred from the
streets of Constantinople or the high
ways leading to 1t.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
Apt Comparison,

The spendthrift is like buzz saw.
He scatters lot of dust while running
around and has nothing to show for II
but his board.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
Not for Education.

"Jones was educated Mt Harvard.
wasn't he?" "Nol he merely went
there. e."-Boston Transcript.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14

Smile on wash day. That's when you us,
Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes whittier thar
snow. AL srocers. Adv.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
Proving the Contrary.

"He makes $1,000 year as an avi-
ator." "And yet people say you can't
live on air.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14

Forget thyself: console the sadness
near thee
Thine own shall then depart.
And songs of Joy. like heavenly birds.
shall cheer thee,
And dwell within thy heart.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
Think II Another Dog.

"Does your dog bark at the moon?"
Certainly not-he barks at the dog
star."-Florlda Times-Star.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
ARE YOU sAvING7

The old Scotch quotation should
often come to mind these days "Nnny
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
INVITING FOODS FOR THE IN
VALID.

We have been told so many times
that all foods which are served to an
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
When Your Eyes Need Care
Try Murine Eve Remedy

Ee s%sI.ins n , JSst % Hys cSmfe,s % g cent. H. I.
MURINB EYE R1MEDY CO.. CHICAGO
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
N... h,~t~eea
What's the User

What's the use of growing about
It? You don't like a growing puppy.
The Ordway new era., 1918-06-14
Narnesk zlee efkhe Aaysht An7eAzre %

Ne night just ten years ago,
d. Bruce Salley, a Nor
folk (Va.) newspaper re-
porter. entered the office
CT the United States
weather bureau Mt Man
teo, N. c., and wrote a
brief dispatch which he
handed to A. ". Drink
The Washington times., 1918-08-20
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

HYATTSVILLE Dee led house near
cars. rooms, b. --., gas. electricity,
NEAR EAST CAPITOL and Sixth ST.. bay
window brick. rooms. bath. gas. good
lot. f2. 800. only $500 cash
BRlGHTWOOD. near Georgia ave, semi
detached. Groom house with bath. fur
mace and gas, good lot. 5000.
PETWORTH, near cars, s-room brick. In
good nelghborhood. gas. bath. only 5000.
easy terms
18th ST. N. E. near c, nice Groom brick
house with bath, gas. Sc, 200, easy (erma
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB. desirable
bungalow on fne lot. rooms. bath, hot
water heat. electricity. gas. poultry house.
Price $500.
THIRTIETH ST. n. w, near Bureau Of
Standards. pretty house OF rooms, hot
water heat. bath. electricity, gas. hne lot
with large trees This will make q pleas
ant home for people Of q quiet turn and
fond OF beautiful natural surroundings
Price. $500.
OVERLOOKING the Potomac valley. .
place for health and economy, brick
house Of 7 rooms and bath. almost hun
dred thousand feet Of land, highly devel-
oped In fruit. shrubbery and flowers. Con-
Venient to cars and ine road, this Is one
OF the opportunities Of the District
Price, t9.TsO.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York ave. N. w. Phi Main Iiss.
The Washington times., 1918-08-20

WE WILL REPRESENT
Intending purchasers who demand care. sx-
pertence and safety In buying real estate
In or near Washington. PHILLIPS q
MOORE, 32o Maryland Bldg. 141o H st.
N. W. au11-s0ts
BARGAIN in substantial kriek house; Q
large rms. b.. eel. fur: large porches:
20. exp; $4,000. Also Bauer Laee Curtain
Laundry; estAb. II years: excellent pay
ing business: sacrifice price: can Be pur-
chased separately or together. l3fs E St
N. Z. L 2337. l-z3
Immediate Possession.
s-room modern brick: nice location; sac
rince price. t2,S5o; termRL
6-room brick: all modern improvements:
corner n. W.; walking distance AL deptA;
price, $500: terms.
Also nice suburban homes from sS.soo
HEINE BROS,
$40 N. 7. Ave n. W. II
The Washington times., 1918-08-20
HELP WANTED
NfALE AND FEMALE

SHOE SALESMAN-An oppor-
tunity to learn the shoe busi-
ness; previous experience pre-
ferred but not absolutely neces-
sary; good salary offered to
start. In Washington'S most
exclusive shoe store. BOX io,
Times office. p
CIVIL sERVICE-Expert, individual In
struction: entire course $3.50. We give
results BOX 2I7. Times office. 1-21'
The Washington times., 1918-08-20

door for SIS per cord. This wood is MIXED
with oak, pine, hickory and walnut. Phone
Franklin 17sS-J. mh3-ot
The Washington times., 1918-08-20

nth ST. N. E., 225-Two
communicating rooms for
rent. Call or phone after $50;
Sunday all day. Phone Lincoln
i7i. 20
The Washington times., 1918-08-20

FOE REyr-Rosmlng house On King st.,
Alexandria. Va. IS roorns, newly painted
and papered, baths. within q block %
where great Government plant is going IN.
also near great ship yards; large room on
6rst floor; hne for restaurant VIII rent At
2is. Times office. Lie
The Washington times., 1918-08-20

HAVE YOUR PAINTING and iSaIsomIninE
done now before the rush comes: efficient
workmen: large or small jobs; phone us,
We will call and eheerfully give estimate
BAUGESS & KING,
lB3 IT N. w. Phone Franklin 3o21.
au7-90t
The Washington times., 1918-08-20
APARTMENTS TOILET
FURNISHED
WANTED

WANTED by magazine writer. wife. two
apartment, northwest. for
winter or permanently: desire sleeping
porch: rent less than 800. Telephons
Franklin a373 %
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28
Jay AOrsly Opsns win Redmond.

Tonight and Saturday evening viii
mark the last presentation Of the
romantic musical comedy in two acts
and fonr scenes, entitled, "A South
ern Cinderella" al the Majestic
iheater BY the popular Ed. Redmond
follies company.
Commencing with the Sunday mat
inee performance and continuing
throughout the etire week the Red
monds win stage for the first time Ia
the west the decide doylevelntaoni
the west the decidedly novel and en-
tertaining musical play. "A Pair Of
Rogues." In the new production the
patrons Of the Majestic viii witness
a new player in the Redmond forces,
namely, Jay Morley. This well-known
actor has just terminated an engage
ment with the Emma Bunting play
ers and prior TO that has been fea-
tured with the Ince, Paralta and other
noted film companies.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28
COUNTY FARM BUREAU
MAKES A GOOD START.
Temporary Officers WIN Nod TIN
Decemher, When Permanent Or
aanlzatIon win Be Effected.

fBy County Agent A. c. Heyman. !
At a meeting held last Saturday in
the Union tabernacle to organize the
Lana County Farm Bureau few were
present, but those who were there
were inpfessed with the need ana
yeluelOf such an organisation and 50
proceeded 10 effect q temporary o..
gnnization and elect temporary ofli-
eera ',l.e WI seadaes tie niinirs 81
re barran unlll ths second l.i. :
n December. when l'Iis ol nisIll ll6S u
viii pass into q permanenl one and
permanent officers viii be sleoteil for
the ensuing year.
In the meantime the various COM
munity committees viii be Organized
and a vigorous campaign win BE- in
augnrated to get every farmer and
stockman in the county to become a
member.
The problems that confront the ag-
riculturist Of this county are bio
problems and for their solution thew
will require the united efforts Of
everyone.
All those who we're present at the
meeting Saturday Immediately became
members by paying their 81 member
ship fee to Frank L. Nordhaus who
was elected treasurer.
The following persons we're elected
as officers and members Of the exec
utive committee: Louis Dornbuscb.
president; }. r. Holiday, vice pres
ldent; Frank L. NOrdhaus, secretary
treasurer; Hugh Ramey, @. D. Hat.
field, H. w, Jacobs, Walter Birch
field, J. W. White, g. W. Mccain.
After the organization Of the farm
bureau, Dr.. r. P. Johnson, extension
veterinarian addressed the farmers
On the subject Of hog cholera and
blackleg. Then a trip was made 10
Chris Raithels ranch, where Dr.. CHI
Young. deputy state veterinarian. and
". Johnson gave a demonstration Of
Ihe simultaneous treatment to prevent
hog cholera. Twenty-Five hogs were
Vaceinaied at this demonstration.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

$. J. Smith was q Hondale visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Laura Iefflel end her two
little daughters spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mn, Lefsy Hon.
The first eae a eoel for the Hon
dale canulaB Factory was received
last week
The IRWIN brothers, formerly Of
Nebraska, came out Sunday from
Camp Cody TO spend the day with
MEs. J. A. Farrow and family.
Several HOndale ladies met last
"Wednesday q ihe home Of Mrs. B. N.
hoFento feotFanizs the Honaale Rec
Cross auxillory. The same offTssrs.
Mrs. g. .. dmbert, president, and
Mrs. +. E. Kimball, secretary and
treasurer, were elected for another
year. Twenty-seven names were
placed on the roll. During the last
year the ladies turned in to the Dem.
ing chapter 80 dozen washcloths, 73
palama coats, 3 crOcheted helmets.
20 knitted sweaters, SO pairs of knit
ted socks. The people Of the HOndale
community contributed in all $2l9.5O
to the Red Cross drive.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28
DENG FIRMS 70
GET WAR ORDERS
'mgsi'hns Contracts Apparently Are
AHalla1 Looailen Of Concerns
Ahls b handle Thsm.
I COMMITTEE 70 FlHD TREH.
secretary FaFhhIH ot he Chamber ul
coun Appointed Chalmnn
81 Lana and Dana Ana.

lmppElanf war contracts NAV he
Plaeea p 'ne government with Dsn-
,ng eenesses within q short time IL a
ever received The first Of the week
n Forbes rarshill, secretary Of the
s9amoer Of commerce, from the Dali
las branch Of the national war indus.
.7eS board Is 70 be taken as a basis
TOT conclusions. The letter. bearing
The signature Of GINS ". Thomasson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

pen'rg ketline dirty aea'ni
ns. b. people. af|1t snasnoai,
nad of lhe anoe 0hiisp stuff
gone hack 70 Che old, careless. dirls
ways ok . i6N months aao, before n.
lannchine Of the oo-opelaiip, cnmn.
lcitg cleanup drivsl Some oR rs have
ihai's suremore than one alIes
gives infalllhle evidence of that
Moreover, conditions ia some of ths
restaurants are BY no means what
they were when the first fine frenzy
Of cleanup time was upon Us.
Il Is surely in point to recall that
offenses Of this kind axe not merely
petty violations Of the city ordin-
ances. They endanger every life in
Deming and in Camp Cody through
their potentiaity for epidemic. What's
more. tie army has pointedlv asked
Demine 70 keen clean on account Of
the soldiers. The army, Il is perhaps
needless to point out. generally means
what it says.
No city ordinance nor army reguIa-
ton. however, is going 10 keep us
clean IL we haven't The right spirit
about i. ne largely up to us as in
diMduals. Let's take care Of Il that
way. This time Of year, Of an times,
Is not an occasion for slaohmess in
such things. Lets keep strictly
cleaned np. and let's swat the flv
industriously and without eeasing.
Not merely because there are laws TO
that effect but because it's the right
thing to do, and the thing to do to
avoid disastrous epidemic, mot 10
speak Of other things.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Notice Is hereby given that sealed
proposals for the construction Of a
school building at Gage, in school
district No. l3, Of Luna county, New
Mexico, win be received M 10 the
18th day Of July. 1918. at 100
O'Clock p. M, and at said lime win
be opened, and the contract awarded
to the lowest responsible bidder, with
right reserved to reject any and an
bids. The plans and specifications
may be seen. the bids win be received
and opened, and the contract award
ed. at the office Of n eeouniy super.
intendent Of schools Of said Luna
county.
Bidders. as on evidence of good
faith, and to be forfeited FOR failure
to enter into contract. win be fe.
quired 70 iile with their bids cef.i.
fled ob>ok for $4,000. and the sue.
eessful bidder win be required 10
epser into q bond IN the sun 81
81. 300 70 insure faithful performance
of lhs contract
Dated this 2ond day Of June. AID.
1913.
by order of Luna County Board ~
Education. JOHN G. WATSON.
Secretary
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Jesse G. Starr, now "a son A
Santa fe awaiting The exeoh 81 4
death sentences imposed by ,fs dis
trict court ana approved 81 oohri
Of appeals for the mufaer o N
DWIGHT b Stevens Of Luna eol
Two years ago, seems about to esl
his sentence couisd to . prison
term, much to TIE disgust Of most
Luna county mop|e, Who are almost
2 unit 10 wanting & orginal sentence
carried out The oe. which en-
ragged the neople here as nothinr har
for Year. is slill fresh IN mind and
Y looks Ike bad time TO taIk about
liehtening The burden Of Ihe man
whose act was responsible for the
death not only Of Sheriff Stevens but
Of that Of Joe Crandall. 4 prisoner in
TIE jail here with Starr before the iail
delivery that ended ii lhs fatal fight
near Rincon. Crandall, serving
short jail sentence, was forced bv
Starr and the other iailbreakerh 70
accompany them IN ihe dash FOR FREE
dom. because Of his ability 10 drive
o car.
One thing is SURE. II ihe sentiment
OF the people Of lhe eounty. where
the crime was committed. Is consult
ed Starr viii meet TIE punishment the
court first determined for him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28
Ex-COdYIls CIiad inr Rravnrv

Volney d. Bowles, formerly of the
signal corps at Camp Cody, is men,
toned in recent official dispatches
from the battle front in France as
having distinguished himself by
bravery under exceptionally heavy
shell fire" Young BOwles, whose
home is IN Denver. left Camp Cody
only about three months ago. The
particular act for which he Is cited
in the dispatches was the layine Of
telegraph lines between signal sta
tons at an exposed point on the front
which was receiving concentrated at
tention from the Krupps. He has
quite a number Of friends in Demine.
not to speak Of those at camp. who
are delighted at this news that he has
50 soon proven the mettle they aIl
were sure was in him.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

he Luna county chapter Of TIE
Cross IS fitting out an infirmaty
|A building baok of The Y. W. C. "A.
aealeas house On Wsst pins street.
Ife building was bought and present.
a 2 ihe ehapier BY The national bu-
leAn q caNp service, acting through
AaNu RI Rn, field director for
iht Red lVa a. Camp Cody. Il is
being la lea and equipped and
|iha nea oI Inflrmary," as Il Is
TO BE- caI|sa s expected 10 be in oper.
alton nexi week according to Mrs. +.
II Blekiord, president Of the county
ehaRleF.
The infirmary Is primarily for the
care Of soldiers wives, Of whom there
are from -Four to six eases on ihe
avepge every week needing hospital
attehlion. Heretofore these eases
have been cared for at the county
hospital and he ladies' hospital, en-
failing considerable expense that the
ihflimary is expected to reduce ma.
terribly. No serious eases Of sickness
viii be handled.
Dr. Janet Reed, home service chair
man for lama county, viii put o nurse
IN charge Of the infimary on a fixed
salary.
Mrs. Bedford is calling the atten-
ton Of the public TO the fact that this
is properly a matter Of great public
interest and asks for donations IN the
way Of bed linens, towels, good chairs
and small tables. The linens may
be left at the hostess house, the fur.
niiure Al the infirmary building itself.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

w =. Holt, former publisher Of
the Graphic, becomes director Of pub.
licity for the 'Y'' at Camp Coav on
July lst lie also will succeed Hugh
p Burr. former Chicago newspnpsr
man. az editor Of the Camp Cody Ell.
lion Of Trench and Camp, the weekly
publication issued under tie auspices
Of the Y. NJ. c. A. a. an camm Il
the United States.
Mr, Holt recently purchased A. n
terest in the Deminx Nsns Agency.
carrying with It the manaaslnsni AZ
that institution. which he saws he Win
continue in addition ia Bis new work
at the camp Ht viii eonlinna 10 have
headquarters al ne news stand.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

w N"t|I|H4 W ." Il"
FoIeno Celebration oi hny N'|
Dsming win ess along WIlodl 4
celebration Of any kind 81 jnlv sI.
even without che paronnieI and sms
honored visit Of the well-known fts.
cracker. That ia the decision arrived
at by the board Of directors Of tie
chamber Of commerce at 4 meeln
early this week. Camp Cody Il 70
celebrate, but win do SO with closed
gates; hence the plan for joining with
the soldiers in observance Of the na-
tons birthday has to be abandoned.
The state coucil Of defense has SET iis
large, efficient foot down upon the
festive fieeracker, undoubtedly 4
wise measure, and Deming youthfuls
viii burn none Of the powder that
properly should 90 to blowing Huns
off the face Of nauire. The food ad.
ministration has declared there shall
be no circus lemonade or other drinks
that use up the sugar supply So.
what's the use9 There'll he no
Glorious Fourth celebration in Dem
ing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

Since the recent outbreak of hos
cholera nearly 500 hogs have been
vaccinated against cholera by the
following farmers: F L. Barke, 15O,
?, Russell, 40; Mr.. Casky, Z; Sam
Nubin, IA; S. Lmdauer, 80; W. J.
Wamel, l5O; E. P. Beal, 40, and Chris
Raithel, %. Others win attend to this
important matter as soon as the vac
cine can be procured.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

9. p. Morgan, eQuniy surveyor. has
been appointed city plnmh'nr m-
specter ~ ihs sanitary oonimilies.
consisting Of nf. ,. b. Walkers ani
Albert ftla lsis appoihlulaAI uhi.k
mrres salary 6f $50 Per mualh.
remains to be ratified BY the council
at its next session, though he has al
ready begun his new work. Tha
plumbing inspectorship has hitherto
been included in the duties Of the citv
sanitary Inspector, which position
was recently resigned by N. F. Chap.
man and the vacancy filled by the
appointment Of J. NJ. Barracks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

The Orpheum Follios COMPANY Al
Teals thoaier, keeps up is record of
producing nothing but the top-notoh
stuff BY scheduling the great coined,
llit "Ssop Thief beginning nexl
Sunday. Manager Berkowita has also
made a change ia the hitherto nm
broken custom Of The house by pnt.
ting On q bin for an entire week
which is the period that asiop Thief'
van hold the boards. Up 10 this linn
the bill has always changed twice 4
lt is believed By Mr. Berko.
wiis that the change win Be found i
popular one. One thing is sure. those
Who sec "6iop Thief win want 10 see
z q least once more before the week
IS out
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

The Significance Of some mysteri.
Gus advertising in the last two issues
of the Graphic VII dawn upon Iesal
en of lhis issut when sheF tnra n
pllee 4 and 3, which are entirely
given up to the announcement Of
Lesser, Deckert 4 Elulfson's annual
July sale, always one Of the biggest
Of Deming's commercial events. The
whole sales force, plus a lot Of out
side help, have been busy Cor several
DAYS getting She big corner store
ready for this event. which Ad-man
Mes ElufsOn assures us will be the
biggest thing Of the kind vet put on.
You will find lots Of interesting things
in the big ad. Read it.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

The army officers wives have been
given q room at the base hospital
where they are working on handaaes.
eompresses. ETC., for use bv the Red
Cross in the hospitals at the camp.
They are also helping at the new Red
Cross infirmary on Pine street, get
ting furniture in place and otherwise
preparing for the reception Of pa
tents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28

A.W. Pollard, the well-known at.
iorney' has given Camp Cody soldiers
the use of his fine tennis courts Just
west Of his dwelling on West Pine
street The soldiers are already
using the courts and will stage on
them some Of the contests in their
approaching tournaments for the
camp championship.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-28
NAR SlAR DRIVE
I0A CRISIS TODAY
One hundred oommllletmsn b coHl
CITY h final Effort % Reach
Lana County Quota.


Get ont ne old fountain pen ana
got'in few minutes practice writing
your "Jom Henry" 50 as to be read,
for the war stamp workers this after.
noon Some, time this afternoon they
are going to call on you, IL they
haven't already done so, and yon viii
want to be ready to attach Your sig
natnre 70 the card they win hand YOU,
with as little delay as possible. They
have big job to finish in o few
hours ahd It isn't for you 10 take any
more Of their time than is absolutely
necessary. Sign up quick and let
them be about Their business gsiting
as many more AZ can.
Luna county MAST this afternoon
pledge nearly $4,000 in war stamp
purchases before the end Of 1918.
Columbus has undertaken to secure
pledges for $4,000 Of this amount /;
practically oil the rest will be up to
Deming. Il isn't bard to see that Il
is no cbild's play the committeeman
have On their hands today.
One hundred and two workers IN ali
will be on tGS job this afternoon, IL
all those apvglnted BY +. l.. Nordhans
are ableto get into the harness. They
will work in districts, a group Of from
two 10 ten workers to each district,
each group under is own chairman.
This plan was adopted at meeting
Tuesday evening At the Doming club,
IN place Of the plan, az first favored,
Of allowing all workers 10 roam at
large. The obligation Of disposing
Of the fixed sum Of 81 900 in pledges
BY each committeeman was also
abandoned. Each one Mill eel every
] ,v.any that he can. OF The lO2
uemban lifsy hAa lsha hafor6
Tuesdays meeting closed, FOR 500
worth Of the stamps.
Three outright subscriptions FOR
$1,000 Of the stamps each have been
made BY Lester, Deckert \ Elufson,
Dr., R. G. Hoffman and WIN. P. Birch
field.
IN addition 10 the campaign BY the
committeeman, other methods Of
raising subscriptions viii be followed.
An old-time roulette wheel IS being
eaated in the full broad glare Of
Daylight at two places downtown,
with james Tracy and G. N. Cotton
spinning the little BAH. paying vim
ners and collecting from losers. all in
thrift stamps. Special policewomen
are arresilng everybody caught iay-
walking, iay-dnvine or splitting on the
sidewalk and hahng them into court
for trial. When they are convicted
(which they all are. rest assuredl
they may pay their fine in thrift
stamps and keep the stamps.
The roulette wheels have thus far
proven an unexpectedly popular fea-
tnre and promise TO add very ma
terially to the total Of sales.
This afternoon al 0 o'clock q band
from Camp Cody viii reLder a con-
cert At the. corner Of Gold and Pine.
and addresses viii be made BY A. A.
Temke and John G, Watson. winding
up The DAYS formolities.