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APPENING IN SOCIETY
Bazaar-Mrs H. F. DmOk Entertains at
Dinner-NOtes of the Diplomats

which 10 always In the form OF q
midday dinner. This Is the nrst one
given there since the beginning OF
the war. and was a particularly hap
There are $50 elderly men and
women who make their home with
the sisters. and whose ages run from
70 to 100 years.
The Serbian Minister and Madame
Grouitch and their guest, Mrs. Waiter
schoelkopf. were the guests Of honor
last night OF Capt. and Mrs. Z. G.
Calhoun. who entertained a dislin-
guished company at dinner, They
have as their guest for the week end
Mrs.. Emerson Howe. of New York.
Mrs. Calhoun WILL have as her guest
next week Mrs. Lewis Nixon. OF Ne"
York, who will arrive on Tuesday.
The Secretary of the Smithsonian
Institute and Mrs. Charles ID. wal
colt were also among the many DIN
nsr hosts last night. and they had
as their guests of honor the Peruvian
Minister and Madame Pezet. others
who had guests for dinner were the
Argentine Ambassador and Madame
LIE Breton. who had a party Of TWEEN
ty guests in honor or the new Brazll-
idH &AO&Swaootg oc
The Colombian Minister and Nine.
Urueta entertained Q company at dn-
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair were
hosts at dinner In honor of their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight AUSTIN;
Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair had twenty
tow guests for diner. Mrs. William
]. Bosrdmsn and Miss Boardmsn
were hostssses at dinner. Mrs. Fred
erick A. Keep entertained at dinner.
and Miss Elizabeth Grinnell and her
fianSe, Capt. Henry Livermore Alb
bott, u. s. M. c.. were the guests Of
honor at dinner last evening of Miss
Helen McLanshan, debutante daugn-
ter Of Mrs. George X. McLanahan.
Gen. John ]. Pershing entertained
In his box party at the performance
of the washington Opera Company
last evening. Secretary OF War and
Mrs. Newton d. Baker, Gen. and Mrs,
Robert c. Davis, his aide-de-camp,
Col. George C. Marshall and Mrs.
Marshall, and Col. John G.. Queke-
meyer. It was a spectacular Amer
lean night at the Shubert-Garrick.
a notable company of army and navy
people prominent in the distinguish
ed audience. Secretary Baked deliv-
cred a short address.
Justice siddons to Read.
Chief Justice siddons will give
readings from Shakespeare and NJ.
Barendse. Of the Netherlands Lega-
ton, will furnish the musical pro-
gram at the Women's City Club on
tuesday evening at o'clock. Mrs.
Gray will be hostess for the occa-
sion.
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o'clock 70 the congregation OF Grace
Reformed Church. according TO an
nouncement by the Rev. DIR. H. II.
RAnck, the pastor.
In the evening six minute men OF
Grace Church will make four minute
addresses on phases OF the forward
movement In the Reformed Church.
Home prayer meetings held by the
membership OF Grace Church during
the week as follows: Petworth and
Piney Branch. home OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Troxel. 704 Randolph street. with II.
]. y. McElroy as leader; Nj. Pleasant.
home Of Miss Mary Everett, 1902 Irv-
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a n RS. WOODROW WILSON. se-
INI companied by her mother.
Ava Mrs. william II. Boiling.

MI companied by her mother.
ANA Mrs. william IL. Boiling.
her sisters. Miss Bertha Boiling.
and Mrs.. Alexander Hunter Gait. and
Mrs. Cary Grsyson. attended the sale
and tea held AZ walter Reed Hospital
yesterday afternoon when articles
made by the wounded and sick so:-
aiers were disposed Of
Society In general was Interested
yesterday In the bazaar and exhibition
Of handicraft Of soldier patients. Tea
was served by Mrs. Msrrietto w.
Ireland. Mrs. Walter Reed. and Mrs.
Henry r. Rea, Of Pittsburgh, Pa.
The work Of the soldiers shows an
to the most delicate work in tswelry.
and the artistic excellencs 10 beyond
dispute.
The Secretary Of war and Mrs.
Newton ID. Baker will be the gu@sts
Of honor at q dinner this evening
given by Mrs. Henry +. Dimock.
Secretary Baker returned from q visit
to Cleveland yesterday.
Nine. Jusserand. wife of the French
ambassador; Nine. dc Riano. wife NJ
the Spanish ambassador; Nine. Pexet.
wife OF the Peruvian ambassador;
Mrs. James f. Barbour, Miss Riggs.
Miss Mullsn. Miss Hinckley. Lieut..
Robert Hinckley. IT,. and Mr.. Frank
Riggs, wero among the society maids
and matrons who donned waitresEes
aprons yesterday and ministered to
the aged inmates Of the home Of
the Little Sisters of the Poor at the
celebration of tho feast OF st. Joseph.
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Clio to Church Tomorrow
Blessed whom He hath chosen
for own nhertanc Psalm xxxHi: H.

ing street, with c. w. Main. leader;
Central, home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
IT'S M street. with Il. Kramer as
leader; BloominGdale. home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Hsrr. Al v street with DR..
J. r. Meyer. leader; Capitol Hill. home
of Mrs. C. Barrett. si3 Eleventh street
northeast, with J. G. r. Main, leader:
Lincoln Park, home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Nitten, 92l South Carolina avenue
southeast, with the Rev. IL. II. Ranck,
leader; Mt Rainier, home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins, 2602 Monroe street
northeast. with Messrs. collins and
wills serving as leaders.
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Club, % Jackson place, yesterday in
honor of JJustice JeJan Norris. Of
the magistrates court, New York city.
The other guests are Mrs. T. NJ. Kel-
ly recently appointed Judge of the
Juvenile court OF Memphis, Tern:
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey. honorary
dean Washington College Of law and
founder and first woman to be dean
Of a law school: Miss Emma Gillett,
dean Washington College of Law,
and Miss Ida May Meyers. preside MT
Women's Bar Association, District OF
Columbia. The women were all beau
tifully eowned and for the hour gave
themselves UP to the social spirit Of
rated the table.
Miss FranceC r. Jeskowitz will ad-
dress the Student Dental Society Of
George Washington University on
Gold Inlay" at meeting at 2:%5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
medical school building, 1925 II street
northwest. Students of the university
have been invited to attend.
Lillian Fletcher Engaged.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Lillian II. Fletcher, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Fletcher, to
Ensign J. Forrest Reilly. The we'd
ding will take place Saturday, April
3. after which Ensign and Mrs.
Reilly will spend a honeymoon in At
lantic City.
Maj. Gen. George o. Sauier, U. s. A..
has gone to New York and will be at
the Hotel Aston until after Sunday,
coming here on inspection duty.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Chaunccy
A. Lucas. who have been in Boston
for some time. went to New York
Wednesday and are at the Hotel
Aston. where they will be for q week
prior to going to Philadelphia. where
the lieutenant commander will be on
duty at the navy yard.
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All Souls Unitarian Church viii DC
held In the Knickerbocker TheAter'
Eighteenth street and columbis road.
pending the construction OF the new
church and Edward Everett Hale par
ish house. at the corner Of sixteenth
and Harvard streets.
Rev. DR.. Ulysses q. b. Pierce,
minister of All Souls congregation. 10
to preach his nrst sermon ~ the
theater at IL o'clock tomorrow when
he will discuss as his\topic why !
Am a Unitarian"
Give Facts About the Hereafter"
will be the subject OF Rev. DR.. John
r.. Briggs at the Fifth Baptist Church
tomorrow ecvenins. when he Will
preach the fourth OF his special series
OF evening sermons on "I1fss To-
morrows" As = prelude the pastor
will give nve-minute address on
The Newspaper and He'll and Judg-
meht."
Rev. II. f. Almon Abbott. OF Grace
and st. Peters Church. Baltimore,
will preach at the daily midday
Lenten services in the Church OF the
Epiphany next week. Lewis Corning
Atwater will render the NTH and
last Lenten organ recital In the
church on Wednesday afternoon
DR.. IT. r. Randolph in Foundry M.
r. Church tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock will continue his series OF
Sermons on the Soul" when he will
discuss as his special topic The
Passion for Souls"
In the evening at 8 o'clock he will
preach his second sermon OF special
series on "Four Vital Questions" TAX
ing as his topic. 1.-THE Questions Of
the Frightened Jailer."
Special services preparatory to
Easter will be held on Monday, Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday at $3.50
and 8 .. m. Mrs. Eleanor Girton
Kemery. contralto gospel soloist, win
sing at each service.
Congressman Parrish OF Texas will
address the Kinnear Class OF Calvary
$50 a. m.
"why the best Christians in wash
ington Have Unpleasant Experiences"
will be Rev. +. Hez Swem's topic in
Centennial Baptist Church tomorrow
evening.
Rev. Columbus Bradford. Field Sec
rotary OF the international New
Thought Alliance. will speak on 1.-THE
Creative Power Of the Spoken Word"
at the Church Of Life and Joy. 1914
N street, tomorrow morning at 11:15
o'clock.
The Rev. J. Franklin Bryan, pas
tor OF the North Carolina Avenue M.
p. Church. is conducting special
Lenten services on Thursday and
Sunday evenings. At the evening
service tomorrow his topic will be
The Perils to the American Home"
Passion week services will be held
each evening except Saturday, begin
ming at s o'clock.
Are These the Last Days." will
be the topic OF the Rev. r. Homer
Curtiss at the Church OF Life and
Joy, 1914 N street northwest. tomor-
row evening at Sis o'clock.
The Rev. r. p. Rixey will occupy
the pulpit at Petworth Baptist Church
tomorrow, taking for his text in the
morning. "The Books Were Opened"
and in the evening What Meaneth
Thou. Oh, Sleeper"
The Rev. +. Paul Langhorne. the
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Workers of the Gospel Mission.
John Marshall Place, will conduct
religious services at Blue Plains
Home for the Aged tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
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Grace Church Events.

The Rev. Andrew II. Smith, super
intendent OF Hoffman orphanage,
near Gettysburg, Pa, IL to present the
cause Of the orphans to morrow At IL
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Pentecostal
Presbyterian

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Conn. ave. and N st.
REV. CHARLES WOOD, D. D.. Minister.
REV. HOWARD ID. TALBOT. Assistant
SUNDAY. MARCH 81, 1890.
s:so-Sunday school, with mems and
women's classes
11:0o-Morning Service DR. Wood breaches
s:so-Forty- third Inspirationai Service
Address by DR.. Wood. Subject:
The History of Sin" Special
soioists, Richard Backing, tenor.
-Four anthems by the Solo Double
Quartet service of sacred song
Sydney Lloyd Wrightson, director
OF music; Harvey Murray, organist.
616--Chrlstien Endeavor tea-supper.
s:tb-Christian Endeavor vesper service
s:o0-~Evening Service. Sermon by DR..
Wood. Subject: Slime Pits of the
Soul" Special soloist, J. Campbell
McInnes, of London, England, sing
ing a solo cantata, IT Bear Ny
Cross without Lsmenting," by Jo-.
ham Sebastian Bach. Evening
Choir of 200 voices. sydney Lloyd
wrightson, director of music; Har-
vey Murray. orgsnist. Claude Robe
son, pianist
THURSDAY. MARCH rs, 1890.
s:00-Midweek prayer service.
ALL WELCOME,
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The Rev. ]. Stanley Durkee, presi-
dent of Howard University, will oc-
cupy the pulpit OF Cleveland Park
Congregational Church tomorrow.
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Christian

CHURCH OF CHRIST (Diseiples).
Masonic Temple, 8th and II SITS. N. Z.
Sunday school. 10 q. m. Preaching. IL O.
A. and 1850 p. m. Strangers welcome
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Chinese in Washington have been
invited to attend the Gospel Mission
Bible School which Is meeting each
Sunday at 9 p. m, at 32S c street
northwest.
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Gospel Mission
HOWARD A. RANKS
Chinese Bible School.

CHINESE BIBLE SCHOOL
Gospel Mission.
Meets every Sunday at n. m, a7s street
northwest All Chinese OF the city invited.
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Congregational
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Y. M. G.. A.

Lobby Service, Sunday, 4 p. NJ
Speaker Rev. j. H. Jerries
Subject. How to Win the Game al
Play Safe"
Evervhodv wetcome
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Maj. Gen. George o. Sauier. u. S. A,
has gone to New York and will be q
the Hotel Aston until after Sunday
coming here on inspection duty.
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Notables to Speak.

Perhaps for the first time in the
history OF the world woman
judge gave luncheon in honor
OF another woman Judge at which
all the guests are not oniy
women but hold positions OF
honor in legal circles. The Hon.
Kathryn Sellers. Judge Of the Juvenile
Court, District Of Columbia, gave
luncheon at the Womens city
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The Rev. r. p. Rixey will occupy
the pulpit at Petworth Baptist Church
tomorrow, taking for his text in the
morning, "The Books Were Opened"
and in the evening What Meaneth
Thou. Oh, Sleeper"
The Rev. +. Paul Langhorne. the
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Y. w. c. A.
vEsPER SERVICE.
Special Dedication Service March 2ist, t:se
Speaker, BISHOP HAMILTON.
Y. w. G.. A. 1888 + STREET
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pastor, is improved, although not able
to leave the house. Mrs. Langhorne
has been suffering from double pneu-
monia for two weeks. but reports
from the bedside are favorable.
The drive for funds for the new
church has been progressing favor
ably during the week. Committee
reports have been made from day to
day, which indicate that the members
quota will be reached before tomor-
row.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04
GERMAN U-BOAT GAN sl@1iARHE
Sinking
P;aIto-Tue,day and Wednesday, May ii and l2-Rialto

The Rev. ]. n. Reasoner. we are re-
liably informed is to be married to a
Young lady Of Oregon, May 10. When
asked why he did not patronize home
industry. he did not deny that there
were Just ms lovely girls in New Mex
leo. hut pleaded that they had not dls'
closed themselves to him in such favor
able light as the mistress Of his choice
SO he has decided TO go to Oregon IN
spite of the high freight rates.
Buck Bounds came in from MS
ranch yesterday.
]. A. Gaines was a visitor, in the
city yesterday from Capitol Dome.
Lieuts. Ellis and IIerrod and de
tachment of the oath U. $. infantry are
spending few days in Deming ON a
special mission.
viii Collins was up for brief visit
from FL PasO last week.
Mrs. Bud Perry expects to take over
n hotel at Carlsbad. She was here
last week visiting her daughter, Mrs
George Dickey.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04

A new Salvation Army memorial
training college was recently completed
at University avenue and 1T6th street
In New York City. In this handsome
building will be provided facilities for
200 students, who viii be trained in
courses lasting from seven TO nine
months. Upon the completion Of these
courses the graduates will be sent out
into Salvation Army service In all
parts Of the world. The Salvation Army
win need funds, and they viii be pro
vided in the great national drive 20 bc
made throughout the United States.
MAY IL 10 20. See TO IL that Luna
county does not fall down on her quota.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE. n. Overholser of To
yah. Texas. is visiting his family here
this week. He Is Of the opinion the
Pecos-Toyah oil field will soon he
proven TO be among the best. He has
arrangements to sell 10-acre, 5-year
commercial oil leases at $40 an acre,
surrounded by deep tests. one hundred
dollars invested now may mean for
tune to you. II interested. see me while
here. Has maps TO help you locate
and sample Of oil from shallow district
for Won 10 see. 34-1t p
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SAYINGS OF FAMOUS FAILURES

Lorenzo Lassitude: Give me leisure
OF give me DEATH
Walter wiseguy: came, saw, ]
bluffed.
Hannibal Hasbeen: regret that ]
had only nine soft Jobs on my country.
Ferdinand Funfiend: Hours and
hours for diversion but not a minute
for self-improyement.
Tobias Tippler: Don't give up the
boozei
SIgnmd Sharpster: The world ex-
poets every man 10 get his booty.
Sebastian Sucker: I'm going to make
a cleanup ON the stock market IL II
takes all summer ,-Marsden's Maya
zine.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04

BY imperial decree the emperor OF
japan recently granted an annual fund
for the work of the Salvation Army
IN his kingdom. India has even turned
over the management OF its great
criminal tribes and the problems OF Its
poor to the Army. Shall we be out
stripped by pagan nations in recogniz-
ing the ability and Christian purpose
Of this great organizationg The United
States will give its answer In the great
drive which starts May II. Help Luna
county by contributing as generously
as possible. Luna county never fails.
DO your bit.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Henry Getiz Of Silver City is visiting
Mrs. Ben Larson, his aunt.
|. II. Hanna arrived In the city
short time ago from Pecos, Texas.
]. A. Kane was n visitor in Deming
from Columbus yesterday.
Reed Watkins was transacting busl-
ness in the city yesterday.
Louis Cantrell was visitor from
Mutt Yesterday.
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II is understood that the preliminary
work Of getting the new OH well east
of the city started has been progressing
nicely. The contract has been let for
the derrick timbers to Foxworth-Gal-
braith Lumber Co. r. w. Riggle, who
has the contract for drilling the well.
is an experienced driller.
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Washington, April 30.-After a four
hour wrangle. house republicans late
tonight abandoned plans for passing
the soldier relief legislation next Mon
day and adjourned their party confer
ence at midnight without setting date
for notion.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04
GERMAN U-BOaT IN ACTION

A German U-boat In action will be
shown Tuesday and Wednesday, May
IL and II, at the Rialto Theatre. The
film was taken from a captured Ger
man underseas boat and is guaranteed
genuine Pictures of Is actual sinkings
are shown. The film is authentic In
every way and Is really one OF the
most important historical records of
the world war.
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]. A. MahOney and DR.. II. c. Hoff-
man are back from a trip to Washing
ton and report substantially as given
in the last issue Of the Graphic In re
gard to the local p. ii. =. hospital. IL
will not be abandoned, but will not be
run to capacity during the summer
months.
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POR sAIE-Ice boxes and refrigerat.
ors, new and used; also secondhand
oil stoves In good condition; new FUR
niture exchanged for cid; call on US
for tents and camping equipment.
Fnglert 34-tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04

A number Of III Paso statesmen are
finding Deming pretty good place
from which to cover their territory.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04

The county commissioners met yes
terday for the consideration of routine
matters.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-05-04
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves m,
debied 10 GEO. HATTEN, please call
and settle At once. Am leaving city.
studio will be closed after this week;
short on help.
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Better Teachers Salaries
Mean Better Schools
newspaper circulation recently carried this headline;
TEACHERS UNDERTAKE. THROUGHOUT UNITED
STATES"
This statement true the vital aspect of the
situation. should have read:
SCHOOLS UNDERMINED THROUGHOUT UNITED
STATES"
CHILDREN UNDERTAUGHT THROUGHOUT UNITED
STATES"
emphasized and made plain the serious aspect
Except greatly TO be ped Usually
they and competent persons and present S IrnS
occupation If they cannot make living at
constantly evident from experience in the SCHOOLS
Of this every county in New Mexico
For Overwhelmingly fewteachers who hade fework
and too old to ENTER CS Zines For WO ns
and file of teachers situation is not serious
But fer the county Mexico for the
% sS psT sGHo s0 TE AI PRESENT sSS TT IS
CRITICAL.
CAN WE IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS FILL OUR SCHOOLS SCHOOL
COMPETENT TEACHERS AND GIVE OUR CHILDREN
FAIR START, CAN WE NOTl
WHEN WE GET TEACHERS CAN WE KEEP THEM UNTIL
ExPE aENcE KNowLEDGE OF OUR LOCAL L. c SI;
I'D NEEDS WILL WE BE FORCED no LEI THEM
GO AFTFR TEACHING YEAR OK LESS AND bfroi'E ihri
ARE WO RTH THEIR SALT?
THIS COUNTY WE MUST DO OUR PART T0wa RI "a "A
SOIUT ION THE HUGE UNSOLVED EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM
NOT ONLY NEW MEXCO AND THE I'LL,
STAT Es BJT THE ENGLISH SPEAKING WORLD THE
SCAT tCITY OF COMPETENT AND TRAINED TEACHERS
9fHn SOLUTION LIES PAYING SALARIES ADEQUATE TO
HOI 10 IN OUR SCHOOLS COMPETENT AND TRAINED MEN AND
WOAIEN.
THIS is THE ONLY SOLUTION AND 1T is DEMANDED MOI
FOI THE TEACHER WHO GENERALLY CAN TAKE CARE OF
HI, isEIF OR HERSELF SOME OTHER OCCUPATION WHEN
NE cEssARY BUT THE PROPER MAINTENANCE OF GOOD
HOOIS IN COMMUNITIES AND FOR THE SOUND EpoOA
III on AND WELFARE OF OUR CHILDREN
Arizona republican., 1920-02-11
MIME. JEANNE TOVOTE RETURNS ID PHOENIX WILL TEACH FRENCH

Mme- Jeanne Tovote. who for the past two years has resided in Venice, Cal. has recently returned to Arizona to make her permanent home here. She lived for q number of years at Bisbee and later at Tucson, and is the widow of prominent Arizona geologist and mining engineer, who met death early in June of last year at the hands of Haqui Indians in northern Mexico while conducting a geological survey there for Q Tucson mining. company
 At present the guest of Mrs. Thomas F.. Campbell. Mime. Tovote is planning to secure a residence here, and already she has begun the work of organizing classes in French. A native of France she is eminently fitted for giving in structioa in French because of her ex- cellent education in the schools of the university city of Lausanne, in French Switzerland, and her later experience of several years teaching in the Der litz schools of languages in several Flu ropean cities. She is a graduate of the GynnaSe de Ia Vile de Lausanne
 Mme- Tovote may be found at the reading rooms of the Young Womens Christian association at 127 North Central avenue from i to o'clock each afternoon of this week. where she will answer inquiries and give information regarding the French classes. She is prepared to instruct in conversat ton and French. literature for beginners as well as for advanced pupils
Arizona republican., 1920-02-11
SMALLEY'S ANALYSIS
 IF SHOE TRADE |S ADOPTED NATIONALLY

George H. Smalley, fair price com missioner for Arizona, has received word from the department of justice that his method of analyzing the shoe trade has been adopted and all states urged to use it. In sending out copies or Smalley's report to all fair price commissioners in the United States the attorney general states that the meth od used furnishes satisfactory con- clusions as to profit margins"
 Smalley's method goes to the bottom or the situation, giving statistical data Tor the past four years, with replace ment percentages of value and mar gins or profit, together with overhead and net margins. It is shown in this added to the stock in hand. would create an imitation of what dealers re- gard as reasonable and satisfactory margins to the extent of about 8 for each pair of shoes the dealer pays the factory S10 for.
 All shoe dealers in Tucson cooper ated with Smalley in arriving at sat 1sfdctory basis of averaging. which does away with full replacement value.
 A report on mems and women S clothes is being prepared under the same method of analysis. An increase Of 206 per cent in the prices dealers in shoes have to pay factories since 1916 Is used to illustrate the injustice or allowing. full replacement value.