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HUGH ii. WILLIAMS GETS
RELIEF FOR SHIPPERS HERE

The state corporation commission
through Hugh II. Williams has gotten
action on the change Of rate question
What had threatened wholesale houses
of Deming with extinction. The fol
lowing telegram was received last
Thursday by the chamber Of commerce
relative TO the matter:
Santa Fe. n. NJ, Oct. %, 1919.
Chamber OF Commerce,
Deming n. NJ.
Director Thelen wires that he and
Director Chambers have agreed TO
call conference between railroad
officials and this commission regard-
ing Demlng rate situation. and IL
satisfactory agreement cannot he
reached old rates will be restored
pending hearing at which interested
shippers may present facts. Please
notify all concerned, Letter follows.
STATE CORPORATION
COMMISSION.
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REMINIsCENsEs OF A
NEW MEXICO KING

The following was contributed by
Mrs. Mary Hudson who Is very fnmil-
lar with the ranch and its story:
"A ranch OF more than 1,O00,O0O
acres held and managed by single
man, Is perhaps something that prob
ably will never be ngain In the United
states There are too many people
and too little land. But 30 years ago,
Lucian II. Maxwell, of C0lfax county,
New Mexico, was the owner of such a
ranch. He obtained title TO an old
Spanish land grant by the simple en-
terprise OF marrying the daughter OF
Its owner The boundaries OF this
grant, as described In the title, were
certain patural objects, one OF them
being am arroyo, or dry water course.
When Maxwell had his ranch surveyed
by the United States government sur
yeyors. They took the only dry water
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
DISTRICT COURT TO.
M { { I NOV. 10.
Petit and Grand Juries Have Been
Drawn for What Is 10 be Busy SEES
sion, II Is Believed From Docket
TWO MURDER CASES ARE UP
Both Involving Killing Of Negroes by
Negroes at Columbus; Many Boot
leggers and Thieves Are Up


The fall term 81 the District Court
of the Sixth Judicial district will
open here November 10 at which time
the grand jrry will be In session.
Both petit ald grand juries have been
suInmoned. The former rcturnahle No
vember ~ aid the latter November 10
Judge X. X. Ryan will be on the bench
Considerable business will be trans
acted by the court this term. Two
murder trials are scheduled. Both in
vOlve the death Of negroes at the
hands OF negroes, at Columbus. A ne
gro soldier died as the result of TAX
ing dope" In the home of Mrs. Pearl
Whitfield and Mrs. Florlne Stone IL
charged with the killing Of another ne
gress. Aside from this there are nu-
merous larceny and bootlegging cases
and rather large docket Of civil
cases.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-10-28
LOCAL BRIEFS

Gus Hobbs is back from trip to the
Texas oil fields.
Alfred Rhca, Sim Holsetln. Charles
Stapleton. II. j. Hunter and II. NJ.
Sibley We're hunting last week on the
Animas McSsrs. Rhea and Stapleton
were the lucky fellows In the party.
both killing a buck.
win Jennings and DR.. :. ID. Swope
brought home II turkey n piece as the
result of their hunting excursion.
Notice Cowmen-just received II
large stock of Justlns and Kelley boots
The Toggery. Jack Tidmore.
Heavy weight high bdck blue over
alls, the best $2.2a grment-The Tog-
gerry, Jack Tidmore.
Khaki Pants, heavy weight. S195,
The Toggery, Jack Tidmore
Canvass leather palm gloves 23c pair
The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
Dave Connell of the Nan ranch was
Il visitor in Deming last Saturday.
Just received a new shipment Mac
klnaws. all the latest styles and pat
terms $3.50 up--come In before the
line is broken-The Toggery, Jack
Tidmore.
Corduroy Pants, the best money can
buy, heavy weight, $3.50 up-The Tog.
gerry, Jack Tidmore.
r. II. Cox is taking his place with
]. G. O'Leary.
Overcoats--overcoa overcoat
time. Come In and look over our new
shipment, just received all prices, The
Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
See-our assortment Of ladies outing
gowns and pajamas. $500 value for
S2.19-Weatherred's House Of Bar
gains.
Harry Lester will drive National
In the Forthcoming Desert Classic and
Roy Lester will drive Premier. Jack
Head will ride with Harry. They
were ovor the course last Friday and
are all set for the big event which viii
bring the racers through Demlng on
the morning Of November >.
Just received one lot of Ladies' and
Misses MILDLY Blouses. good style and
-Weatherred's House Of Bar
gains.
Carpenters overalls. heavy weight.
Strongholdts and Boss OF the Road,
$225. The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
Is there oil under the Mimbres Val
ley? Ask Franklin at the Majestic
theater, Thursday, October 30.
derwear-Underwear our stock
Is complete. union suits from $3.50 up.
The Toggery, Jack Tidmore
Il there oil under the Mimbrcs Val
icys Ask Franklin at the Majestic
,heater. Thursday. October 30.
The grocers have agreed to close
their stores nc @ o'clock IN the evening
instead OF o 30 as formerly. The most
Of them now close at Z o'clock ON sat
urday nights
Ask Franklin Noted Clairvoyanf.
Ma ajestic Theatre Thursday night.
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Choosing Wife" Novel Story Of a
Man Who Proposes Marriage TO
the Wrong Wowan
Pictures Heart Breaking Situation
Forced Upon Man, Maid
the Wrong Woman

Choosing A Wife," the First Ma.
tlolial attaction which will be shown
at the Majestic Theatre, starting Sat
urday, November LIST. answers the ques.
tioa Of whether young and beauti-
full girl should attract man of middle
age more than women only little
younger than himself.
In this picture. which Is filled with
remarkably dramatic situations, a
woman well past the first bloom Of
youth, through strange series OF
circumstances Is led TO believe that u
distinguished scientist, who has left
to explore n remote part of the world,
has proposed to her.
In reality this man desires TO marry
her neice. girl OF twenty The mis-
understanding continues during the
scientists absence and when he re,
turns he is stunned To find that for
may months the woman of forty has
been preparing To marry him, as he
had written Ia her she should.
lie goes 20 her 10 talk II over.
Their conversation by no means ends
the picture which goes on to logical
but unguessed denouement. Minna
GREY has the part OF the woman of
forty. lsobel Elsen the role of the
younger woman. and G. NJ. Hallard
that of the scientist.
Majestic theatre Saturday and sun
day. oNvember l and p Matinee both
days.
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PRESIDENT SAYS THERE
WILL BE M COAL STRIKE

President Wilson has said that there
win be no coal strike, though the
strike was declared for Saturday. In
a blunt order to the half-million coal
miners the executive warns the union
that the government will find the
means to keep the mines going aud
avert paralysis of industry and suf-
fering To the people. No official reply
has been made by the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor or any OF its affil-
lated organizations. though individual
labor leaders have threatened direct
action II the government attempts
coercion.
Officials have warned congress that
the passage Of anti-strike legislation
proposed IN pending railroad legisla,
tion would result IN general walkout
over the country. The situation will
mean revolution. the head of the
brotherhood OF locomotive firemen
and cngmemen declared.
Meanwhile gnardsmen are being
m0bilized In number Of places to pre-
vent riots following strikes.
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EVERYTHING FOR HALLOWEEN

Make your Halloween festivities n
success by calling on Fields on Pine
for nifty decorations. place cards, in
vitations. etc.-In fact everything that
Is needed TO make Halloween party
n ripping success Come In and let us
show You our stock just arrived. lite
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RATE MEETING HERE

Hugh II. Williams of the state cor
poration commission wired today that
there will be n meeting Of his organizn-
tion with III Pas0 and Deming jobbers
and the Railroad Rate Committee next
Thursday nj the chamber of commerce.
At the meeting the matter of the new
rates which III Paso is trying to put
over win be discussed.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Thomas X. TAYLOR spent the week
end with Ray Walker at IIachta. mo-
tcring down there last Friday.
q. q. Gwyanne. formerly manager Of
the United Land and Water Co.. Is
back In the city from vacation spent
In California. Mr.. Gwymc has resign
ed as manager Of the local water COM
pany aud Tom McCarty has assumed
that function in addition to his other
duties
X. H. Wame Of Animas was visi-
tor in the city last Friday.
Capt John II. Steward Of Little
Rock, Arkansas just back from over
seas with the 32d Division, was In the
city last week visiting the Misses Bet
ty and Gene DainwOod. Capt. Steward
was with the LIST Arkansas National
Guard regiment during the border
mobilization.
Fred Sherman and j. $. Kerr motor.
ed to Columbus yesterday.
win Allbee ana B. NJ. McKissick rc.
turned today from hunt on the North
Star mesa. They have two bucks and
u turkey to show for their efforts.
DIR. Il. c. Hoffman. 4. A. Temke, DR.
g. II. Young and Clarence Morgan are
back from hunt in the Animas coun-
try. Mr.. Temke was lucky enough to
shoot deer.
Ed Milliken and X. +. Ackerman
were among the hunters who went
forth to try their luck last week.
James Alderman and wife and Tom
McCarty. wife and mother were hunt
ers ON the Mimbres last week.
a. Maple father of a. l.. Maple. OF
Lebanon. Ind. arrived in the city last
Wednesday To visit with his son.
Mrs. ]. V. Schultz is now agent for
the Potter Floral Company of III
Paso.
Pete Anderson, an old-time miner
and prospector of thirty years ago and
who discovered the famous Graphic
mine at Cooks Peak. was a visitor ia
the city last week from Oakland, Calf.
Four bucks Is the bag record Of one
Demlng party of hunters OF which ID.
L. Weatherred. j. W. Jackson. W. &.
shelton. and j. w Weaver We're mem
bers They were up inIhe Squaw can
yon country and report plenty Of game
IN that section.
John Watson, ]. 5. vaught, J. G.
Cooper. Henry Raithel and Charles
Hughes came back with a buck from
the Mimbres Monday. Capt. Watson
was fhe lucky fellow that shot the
buck though IL Is reported that buck
broke up a poker game In the camp
one morning.
Fred sherman, ID. q. Snodgrass and
Mimhres the first Of the week with u
buck
John r. Clark and Miss Helen An
derson. both Of Phoenix, Arizona.
were rlarried last Thursday by Judge
II. NJ. Grove at the county court house.
They departed Immediately for their
new home In III Paso.
Gust Wehmhoner. ]. Il. Dieudoune.
j. r. Wilson. H. NJ. Franey were over
ON the Sapio last week tracking the
elusive deer.
]. Louis Brown and j. \. Mahoney
left the city Sunday for Albuquerque
where they win attend the session OF
the Federal court.
Mayor Il. +. Hamilton left the city
Sunday TO attend 20 legal business be-
fore the Quilted States court az Albu
querque.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennington, Mrs. II.
ID. Green aud daughter and Ben Pen
nington motored to ColumbTs last Sat.
urday.
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peming El.rtrIe Co. Wins Suit

Santa Fe.--'fhe supreme court to-
day reversed the lower court IN the
case Of Il. $. Jackson. administrator
cts. appellee, vs.. Deming Ice and Elec-
tric company. appellant, Luna county
This IL a suit for damages brought by
jackson as administrator OF the estate
are claimed TO hace grown out OF the
death Of Archuleta by coming into
contact with live wires of the compa-
ny. The lower court gave a verdict
for $lS,250 damages
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Major Clyde Earl Ely WIS named a
delegate to the national convention OF
the American Legion which is to i,e
held November 10. 1919. at Minneapp-
us, Mimi, by the first state convention
held AT Albuquerque.
A. NJ Gildca is back ON his rnnch
near the Floridas from California. lie
arrived by way Of Douglas. Arizona.
hast Saturday Mr.. Gildea has known
the Mimbres Valley for thirty years
and saws that Il Is the coming agri-
cultural section of the Southwest.
Capt. Raymond was IN the city from
his post az Fort Bayard last week. he
is one OF rem American winners of the
inter-Allied Shoot held In France aud
wears n special brnssard on his arm aa
trophy Of his good shooting.
Bud Williams was ia from his ranch
last Friday.
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DESERT CLASSIC RUN
NEXT SUNDAY MORNING

The first racing cars of the III Paso-
Phoenix road race will begin 10 pass
through Deming about o'clock sun
day mornin, entering 10y way Of Spruce
day morning entering by way Eighth
street. There will probably he quite
u little excitement as numerous pools
have been formed and considerable
sum waged on the results
I'll Paso will give prize to the coun-
ty through which the 80 or more cars
make the, fastest time, and we have
just got to get it.
The grand prize will be divided into
$1,000, $1,000 and $1,000, aside from
several minor prizes.
The cares win draw for place and
will he checked In at Deming, Lords
burg, Douglas, Bisboe. where they stay
over night; Tucson and Florence
The last race. which passed through
here, made an average mileage Of 37s
Miss Thora Gronvold Of Washing
ton, d. c.. who has been visiting Mrs.
II. r. luohilNhu iNi NcNflai WttON UT
last Wednesday Tor Seattle, Wash.
+. Munos. formerly Of Deming. was
a visitor from Dallas. Texas, last Sat
urday.
Ezra Vance. II. G. Ferris. Leonard
Hanson OF III Paso. Lieut.. W. Il. White
Of Columbus. made up a party Of hunt
crs thai brought back four big bucks
from the Mimhres country. last week.
Don't forget the vaudeville at the
Majestic theatre next Wednesday.
Something new and classy. Popular
prices.
You will take comfort In wearing
ihom and pride in having them. our G..
Edward Smith Shoes for ladies'
HoGgdoB shoe Store.
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Endorsed by customers who have
had their moneys worth in service and
satisfaction, our Ralston Shoes for
men -IlodgtlOn Shoe Store.
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We will make nice soft leather from
your hides.
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In This Great Sale We Will Sell

All Mems Fall and Winter Suits
All Mems Fall and Winter Overcoats .
All Mems Felt and Velour Hats
All Mems Fall and Winter Raincoats
All Boys and Children's Fall and Winter Suits
All Boys and Children's Fall and Winter Overcoa
All Mems Mackinaw Winter Goats
All Mems Winter Underwear, Union and twopiect
All Boys Winter Underwear, Union and two.piece
All Mems Fall and Winter Caps
ALI Boys and Childrens Fall and Winter Caps
All Boys and Children's Rah.Rah Hats
All Mems Outing Night Shirts
All Mems Outing Pajamas
All Boys Outing Night Shirts and Pajamas
All Mems Bath Robes and House Coats
All Mems Lined Fur and Wool Gloves =
All Boys Lined, Fur and Wool Gloves
All Mems and Boys Madras and Percale Shirts
All Mems and Boys Neckwear
All Christmas Novelties, Leather and Khaki
All Mems Silk and Wool Mufiers
All Mems Silk Cotton and Wool Hosiery
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Reservations close Tonight.
owing to the fact that there have
been so many reservations made for
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PERSONALS

Miss Elizabeth Jones who spent
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Howard Moore, Of Oliver ave
rre, has returned to Philadelphia,
where she is studying voice.
okey Hawkins, who spent Christ
mas here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Hawkins, returned last
night to washington, where he is sta
toned at the Walter Reed hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. walthall left
last night for ten days trip to Bal
timore, Philadelphia and New York
fter spending the holidays here with
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ASSEMBLY
nominations MADE
Unions Very Much Inser-
ested in Movement for
Cooperative Store.

Nominations Of officers for the en-
ineSrear, a general discussion of tht
6foposed cooperative store and de-
ste on motion OF the stage W VOTE
80 union to place the Grand opera
fouse on the unfair list took up me
ttme Of three hour session OF the
SSononEabela Valley Trades and La
Sof Assembly yesterday afternoon IN
SffIllard hall. President William
rogers was in the chair.
The following officers were nomi-
nated to attend the election on the
neIt meeting of the assembly TO be
held January II 1920:
y President, H. u. Franklin; vice
siyesident, Frank Stansberry; secre-
Try, b c. Morris; treasurer, w. w.
hell; trustees, Charles F. Baker, j. S.
9Iey and j. P. Rose:ti; finance COM
S1ittee q, P. Hunter, L. w. SwOpe and
W5m. Sheering; guard, W. d. Daniels
A lengthy discussion Of the high
cost Of living and the possibilities OF
a co-operative store as a solution OF
that much discussed question furnish
"a proof that the members are unant.
nous IN believing that such a method
should he adopted. A general invita-
ft0n was extended to all working men
and the public at large to attend a
meeting to be held at the Monongah
opera house next Friday night when 1t
Il expected final steps will be taken
Ia Organize company to be run on
the same plan as the Grafton cooper
atIye store, now in successful opera
ZION. Speakers will be in attendance
who are familiar with the subject,
apong them A. Z, Young, manager
81 the grafton store
VA RESOLUTION that precipitated an
obter general discussion was offered
~ a member of the Stage Hands I'M
Ion to put the Grand opera house on
III eunfair list. 1t was claimed that
/ ro1ble had been brewing for some
Sine at the theatre, due to the refusal
az Manager Earl Morgan to live up to
rs AGREEMENT with the union, which
4 agreeneat came to a head some
tine ago when Mr. Morgan tore up
The contract and ordered the members
out OF the house and told them not to
eome back again. 1t was further al
legged that Manager Morgan's action
IN tearing up the contract and order
ing the men from the theatre amount
"a to lockout. The resolution passed
With the result that union moving pic
t,ire Operators are enjoined from
working at the theatre which is now
pictures.
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the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ],
W. Stevens, at Alexander Place.
Miss Clara Jane Linn, the baby
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Spray Linn,
is recovering from severe Illness at
the home OF her parents in Woodlawn
Park.
Miss Margaret Alderman has re-
turned from Logan. w. Va, where she
had been nursing in the family Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Hutchinson.
Miss Mary De Busy has returned
from Ravenswood where she had been
visiting relatives. f.
Mrs. s. Ella Augustus is spending
some time with relatives at Ironton,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Baker and
daughter, Alice Margaret, have re-
turned from Lexington, Ky. where
they had visited relatives.
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Mr. II. II. Hoagland Who had been
the guest Of her parents, M, andiMrs.
c. N. Richie. has returned e hcr
home at Ashtabula, Ohio.
Mrs. H. II. Green has been W Tor
the past week at her home on Walnw
avenue.
Miss Celeste Highland. OF Glars
burg, is the guest Of Miss Irene. Is
trick at her home on Benoni ayenue'
Mrs. w. F. Nuzum, OF Bslpre Ohio,
who had spent the past several days
in this city, returned today g per
home.
A. M. Rowe has returned % .Wssat
ington after spending Christmas nee
with Mrs. Rowe and daugnter az Us
home of Mrs. Rowe's parents Mt and
Mrs. Clyde S. Holt.
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SOCIAL
EVENTS
Sc 0,cInck pinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Osgood enter
tsined a number of friends at six
o'clock dinner Sunday evening at their
home in Fairmont avenue honoring
tbeir guests, Miss Lillian S. Green
burg and Miss Jeanette Cram, of
.Btooklyn, N. Y, who arrived here on
.Cbrtstmas day to spend the holiday
SEASON. Covers were laid for twenty
Eonr. Tho serving tables were pref
tbs, decorated in ponsettias and other
holiday effects and the ladies were
each presented with handsome cor
sage, The guests included Miss
Gfeenburg and Miss Cram, of Brook
lyn; Miss Sayde Bernson. of Mason
to@nw, Pa; Miss Gertrude and Miss
GsIorence Green, Of Morgantown.
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Missionary Society to Meet.

Tho monthly meeting OF The Mis-
sjopary society of the First Baptist
eburcN will be held on Wednesday
a afternoon at two O'Clock at the church
IN Walnut avenue. The meeting was
announced for Thursday but was
ebanged to "Wednesday. Mrs. c. O..
Ierlry will be the leader for the after
ndon and the following program will
tbe Observed: Solo b. Mrs. Minor Dun
han; reading, "a ChristDlas Hymn. Sc
Mrs. Tusca Morris: an address by the
sRey. Arthur Gee. The topic to be dis
leussed will be "Consecration' and the
devotional will be conducted by Mrs.
Jernie Epgle.
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Marriage Announced

Announcement has been made in
this city of the marriage in Grafton
recently of Harry Bevorlin and Miss
Mary Blaney, both popular young
people of that city. Mr.. Beverlin is
n son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bever-
lin of Grafton, and nephew of Miss
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Dinner Dance.

N a largo number of reservations have
seen made for the dinner dance to be
sfgsed at The Fairmbnt on New
Years eve. Indications are to the eff
,.eGt that the dance will be largely at
ended and it will be one OF the bril-
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Eta Brand Of this city. He holds a
responsible position with the Balh-
more and Ohio railroad company az
Grafton and IS prominent resident
of that city. His bride is a daughter
s. J.. trac L. Bianey,
also of Grafton and is t popular and
,s,ttractiye young wors1n. The at
PENDANTS at the marriage were Miss
Hazel Haddix and Grover Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverlin are spending
:, e.----nan IN Cleveland, Ohio.
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Mrs.. Sadie Knsey and daughters,
the Misses Frances and Martha have
returned from Moundsville, where
~ Chismes with relatives.
Mrs. James E. Wade of Whining
ion. rel, is the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Dickerson in
this city.
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Entertained Saturday.

Hugh Jones entertained several
sjends Informally on Saturday even
ing at,the home of his parents, Mr. ana
Ms b. C. Jones, in Fairmont avenue.
Mss Edna Davis, of Japan, the guest
81 Miss Rose Watson, was an out OF
sewn guest present.
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the dinner dance to be given at The
Fairmont on New Years eve, the re-
jservatfos will close with tonight and
no further reservations will be made
for this event
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liant events of the season. A number
Of people rom Clarksburg and MOrg.
antOwn will be present.
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10 Meet

The r. T. Webb claGs of the NJ.
Il. church south, will meet this even.
ing at the home of Mrs, Groves
Straight at 293 View street. All mem
berj are urged to be present.