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Evening star., 1920-03-21
FRATERN|T|ES.
ODD FELLOWS.

Friendship Lodge, No. IL, paid a fra
ternal visit to Phoenix Lodge No 2S,
Thursday. and conferred the first de-
gree, under the leadership of Past
Grand Joseph b. Kincer. Next Thurs
day evening Phoenix Lodge will have
a big double program. in the new
Odd Fellows Hall, at Benning. At
7:30 O'Clock the crack degree team
of Federal City Lodge. No. 20. under
Grand Representative ]. H. Wood
will confer the second degree. and at
o'clock the degree team of Salem
Lodge. No. %. of Anacostia, under
Robert Thompson. will confer the
third degree on candidates from sew
eral lodges. After degree work there
will be a social hour. All Odd Fellows
invited.
The Arbor Club has started the
new centennial year with drive for
1.T00 members. Several of the lodges
have already started work along this
line. Its aim is to present $1,000 a
year to the home.
Columbian Encampment, No. 1,
]. o. o. F.. conferred the r. P. degree
on A number of candidates at its last
meeting. On March 81 the grand pa
triarch. accompanied by the other Off
GERS of the Grand Encampment, Will
pay Columbian Encampment an Off
cial visit. All patriarchs invited.
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SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Col. John Jacob Astor Camp at it's
meeting Monday evening mustered In
recruit and received the depart
ment commander--ands staff, who ac-
companied the department inspector,
George b. Parker, who reported that
the camp showed a healthy increase
in membership and finances. Address
es were made by Commander Wood,
Inspector Parker and Comrades Mat
tocks McCaffery, Close, Lamb, ST.
monds and James ]. Murphy. Com
rade Griffin gave some patriotic reci-
tations.
Senior Vice Commander Robert N.
Maginnis will preside over the meet
ing OF Col. James s. Petit Camp
Tuesday evening. and expects TO mus
ter in recruits and admit several
comrades by transfer
Admiral George Dewey Camp will
meet Friday evening in Masonic
Temple Sth and F streets northeast,
to muster in a large class of recruits.
This camp is recruiting heavily.
which brings out large attendance
to its meetings.
Gen. Henry w. I.awton Camp held
an enthusiastic meeting Thursday
evening and conferred the military
degree, under the direction of Com
mander Richard L. Lamb. upon five
recruits. The camp was inspected by
Department Inspector George 3.
Parker in the presence of the de-
partment officers. Commander Lamb
welcomed the guests, and addresses
of congratulations were made by De-
partment Commander Wood. Senior
Vice Commander Mattocks. Junior
Vice Commander McCaffery, Inspector
Parker and others.
Gen. NJ. Emmett Urell Camp met
Wednesday evening in Pythian Tenn
pie. Commander Currier invited all
comrades to be present at the next
meeting to witness the muster of
recruits. The camp will observe
muster day April 81.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp, at its
meeting Tuesday night. mustered in
recruits. accepted a large number of
transfers and perfected plans for the
nineteenth anniversary of the organ
ization Of the camp. Commander
Close is organizing his committees
and intends that the celebration shall
be true to the name of the camp.
Richard ]. Harden Camp met
Thursday evening and Q class Of re-
cruits was mustered in before q large
membership and several comrades
were reinstated. The reports OF COM
rade John A. Gallagher, chairman OF
esting features of the order Of bust
ness.
The Gen. Crell Auxiliary held an
other interesting meeting Wednesday
evening. at which relief work was
considered and committees organized
for recruiting.
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DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Friday night Friendship Council No.
16 received the state councillor, Mrs. M
Rosella Cole and her staff at an old
fashioned visitation within closed doors.
Addresses were made by the state coun-
ciior, Mrs. Cole. and the national coun-
cilor, Mrs Naomi Swami The state
councillor was given cut glass dish; tne
state deputy past national councillor.
Mrs. Hattie NJ. Miller. a Pyrex plate and
bowl; the recording secretary, Mrs:
Frances Mae Raitz, leather Dr1e1
case, and Mrs. Lowe. the financial sec
retary, leather pocketbook- Refresh
ments were served Triumph, Loyalty
and Ballston councils attended.
Mount Vernon Council. No. is. Mon
day night completed arrangements for
the visitation of the state councillor,
Mrs NJ. Rosella Cole. and her stan to-
morrow evening, March 22.
Golden Rule Council. No. 10. hav-
ing received the largest number Of
applicants in the memberships DIVE,
its drill team will have the h0nor
OF putting the work on at the large
class initiation Wednesday night in
the Old Masonic Temple, eth and F
streets northwest.
Goodwill Council No. Is. tomorrow
night in Naval Lodge Hall. 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
after a business meeting provided
dancing for the younger set.
Mizpah Council. No, 3. Tuesday
night, after the degrees. had mas
Querade ball for its members and
their friends. Among the visitors
were the national councillor, Mrs. Ma
omi Swami; state councillor. Mrs. NJ.
Roseiia Cole. and members of Golden
Pule. Fidelity and Martha cambridge
councils
Martha cambridge Council. No. l,
met Wednesday night. Nominations OF
officers for inside and outside senti-
neis were made to fill vacancies. A
number of state officers were present.
A large class initiation will be held
in the Old Masonic Temple, 9Th and F
streets northwest, Wednesday night
at o'clock.
Progressive Council. No. g., has
postponed it's monthly dance until
Thursday evening, April s.
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JR. O. II. A. M,

Mount Vernon Council, No. 10. Thurs
day night elected and installed F. s.
Rarkley inside sentinel to fill an unex-
pired term. Past councillors of this
council will meet the Past Councillors
Association in the lodgeroom OF Ana
costa Council. No. 16, Tuesday. March
80 \ committee was appointed to ar
range for dance. Several visitors ad-
dressed the council.
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Furnishing the. Library

Oblong Library Table, Ma
hogany finish effect in natural
grain; four graceful legs sup
ported by shelf; invisible draw
er; rims studded
with carving. SPE- C2Oe0n
CIAL .............. VOAsVO
Oblong Mahogany-fnish Liz
brary Table, top with artistic
futed edge; rim attractively fin
ished with plain beaded carving;
drawer in front; base of four
turned pillars running to double
feet connected by CR0 M
shelf. SPECIAL. pOU.VU
Mahogany-hnish Daven port
Table; 90 inches long; excellent
make; turned legs, supported by
graceful connecting %60 00
piece. SPECIAL. pOV.UO
High-Back Chair, Mahogany
finish frame; in Queen Ann de-
sign; seat and back covered with
good grade of Tapestry; spring
sptGRI seat nRholstering' $1,000
Comfortable Overstuffed Fireside
Arm Chair; covered in good grade
of genuine Brown Spanish Leather:
spring seat; Mahog- sOE M
any legs; brass cas- snS9."
tors. SPECIAL.
Deep Overstuffed Fireside Arm
Chair, covered in attractive pat
tern of figured Tapestry; spring
upholstered seat;
rolled arms; ma M0n m
hogany- finish legs. n6VDyU
SPECIAL .........
Attractive Chaise Lounge, to
match the above Chair; spring up
holstered through
out and Tapestry N0n m
cover red. SPE- sD"kVV
C1AL ..-..........
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Goodwill Council, No. Is. tomorrow
night in Naval Lodge Hall, 4th street
and Pennsylvania avenue southeast,
after a business meeting provided
dancing for the younger set
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Martha cambridge Council. No. 1,
met Wednesday night. Nominations OF
officers for inside and outside senti-
nels were made to fill vacancies. A
number of state officers were present.
Evening star., 1920-03-21

A large class initiation will be held
in the Old Masonic Temple, 9th and F
streets northwest. Wednesday night
at o'clock
Evening star., 1920-03-21

Progressive Council. No. g., has
postponed its monthly dance until
Thursday evening, April s.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schoepf came
up from FL Paso last week. MIR.
Schoepf returned, but Mrs. Sch0epf
will spend the week with friends here
The Misses Ivah Overhalser and Vir-
ginia Smyer spent the weekend in III
Paso.
What has become of the dress suits
that formerly blOssomed forth in Dem
ing when the really swell society OF the
city foregathered'
Lieut.. Donald T.. Muse and Mrs.
Muse were i'm the city last week visit
ing at the home OF Judge B. Y Me
Keyes. The visitors are changing sta
tions from san intonio. Texas, 20 Day
ton. Ohio.
Mrs. Clara Shepard rs entertaining
the Golden Gossip Club today at her
home.
The Mission study class OF the Meth
odist church win not meet next Thurs.
day. as the members Of the class want
20 attend the Fair.
Mrs. +. II. Bickford entertained the
Social Circle of the Presbyterian
church last week.
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+ IT|cAL DEBATE
A. USES INTEREST
J. A..an Bede, Former Congressman
and Noted Humorisi, VIII Present
the Republican Viewpoints.
LEAGUE OF NATIONS, SUBJECT
Senator 4. A. Jones Of New Mexico
VIII Give the Administration Yer
sion Of the League Covenant.

After discuuraging delays aud con-
siderable use of the telegraph. arrange
ments were completed for tlle debate
tonight between j. Adam Bede and
SeIalur \. \. Jones. &. j. Kelly y.chaif.
man of the republican county cahirmnn,
and ;. j. Smith. democratic county
chairman, arranged 20 stage the debate
at the Majestic theater at = O'Clock to
night The speakers have agreed To
divide the time and speak only on the
subject of the League of Nations. The
meeting has been advertised widely
and it j. expected that there will be
record-breaking crowd present.
Hon. j. Adam Bede needs no intro
duclion to any American audience. He
has been before the public for many
years. ever since he YVES flashed on the
attention of the American people as n
congressman from Minnesota, chock
full of c0nmunSensc and wit aud hu-
NOR. He was abe to solve questions
10y throwing on them the light Of every
~ experience. His phraseology was
unique, but his ideas were also fresh
and original. Next to William Jen-
nings Bryan he has been heard IN
more Chautauqua platforms than any
iher current American orator This
year he is making some OF the best
speeches of his career. He discusses
the national and international ques-
;ions searchingly, but especially those
II domestic nature. the industrial
questions and those that deal with so
called capital and labor
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Iierlihy-H Hamilton

\ very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the Church of the Holy Fam
lily Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock,
when Miss Marion Hamilton, daughter
of Il. +. Hamilton, became the bride Of
4. G.. Herlihy of the 9th L. 5. Inf
antry, stationed at Columbus \ large
number Of friends witnessed the nup-
tials Of the young couple, and an elab-
urati wedding breakfast was served To
the wedding party at the brides home.
Both church ana home were decor
ated lavishly with flowers. Miss Helen
Holt was maid Of honor, Capt. Thorn
as Bresnahan best man, and Miss Al
ice Hall and Alexander Hamilton at
tendants. \ great number of very
handsome wedding presents were re
ceived 10y the young couple, who left
the city Immediately after the wedding
breakfast in Capt. Herlihy's car for II
months tour in California. Capt and
Mrs. Herlihy will return 70 Deming for
Il short stay and then 20 on a visit to
Cant Herlihy's relatives in Ohio.
As the oath Is stationed In Columbus.
and Capt. Herlihy being in command of
Co. c Of that organization, the future
home of the young couple will be made
there Headlight
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R0SCH-HiLLIS


The marriage of Miss Beatrice Hill
lis and Herman R0sch was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the First Christ.
Ian church. The Rev. Milo Atkinson
officiating The church was artistical-
ly decorated with cosmos in tints Of
pink and lavender.
The bride entered on the arm of her
father. who gave her In marriage. She
wore n beautiful gown Of white satin
and gOrgptte crepe. He" long veil Of
tulle was arranged Ia the popular
Spanish effect with n tiny wreath
around her bruwA She carried n show
or Of orange blossom roses.
The maid of honor. Miss Anne Chase,
cousin Of the bride, was attircd IN a
dainty dress Of orchid colorcd geor-
gette crepe and wore large pcture
hat Of ulle Of the same shade.
The bridesmaids. Miss Katherine
Wamel aud Miss Juliette Rosch. wore
dainty drcsSes Of pink georgette crepe
with large tulle hats tO match. They
carried arm boyuetS Of pink roses
The flower girl little Mabel Daugh-
! luIlls MbiN lAtllA iih'h VI plilh VI
candle and carried "a basket of rose
leaves, which she scattered before the
bride.
Anderson Hubbard amd W. Il. Lanier
were the groomsmen. and Will Wyman
Of Deming y. NJ, acted rs best man.
Before the ceremony Mrs. w. L.
Daughdril played AT Dawning'' as II
violin solo, accompanied at the organ
/ by Miss Mary Ileermuns. who played
| the wedding march.
Both Miss Hills and Mr. Rosch have
lived in III Paso for several years. The
bride attended the high school here,
being also an accomplished musician
she is also well known IN local musical
circles. Mr. Rosch formerly lived at
Deming y. NJ, but Is now engaged In
business in this city. Mr., and Mrs
Rosch will make their home in III
Paso-El Paso Morning Times.
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TUCKER AND HEPP

MeSsrs Tucker and Hepp Of Deming
were In Columbus this week aud sew
eral merchants We're curious as To
whether Hepp was trying TO get votes
for Mr.. Tucker, or whether Tucker
was trying TO get insurance customers
for Hepp. IL was finally decided that
there could he but one answer, and il
was that Mr.. Tucker was out after
insurance business for Mr.. Hepp. If
this surmise is correct the Courier is
sorry for Mr. Tucker as ne had the
worst Of the compact. Columbus re-
publicans are like the democrats, they
are willing to win an opponent. hut
they don't want to receive with open
arms one who is alleged to have been
kicked out Of his own party.-Colum-
bus Courier.
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APPEAL TO FARMERS

Envoy Mills of the Salvation Army
will appreciate any vegetables, fruits.
chickens or other farm produce that
the farmers Of this section can donate
for the Harvest Festival df the sal
walton Army which takes place this
year Oct %, ~. and -. The produce
given will be- auctioned off at the sal
yatinu Army hut Monday night, Oct.
- for the benefit Of the fund that
goes to Institutions such aS the rescue
home for girls, that have no other
source of income. The Envoy is going
To solicit the farmers this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs, ID. q. Shodgress arc
back from motor trip TO the Grand
Canyon OF Arizona.
NJ. Goode is in the city from PhOe-
nix, Ariz, transacting business.
&. B. Dorchester, president OF the
NJ. and Z. Bank Of Sherman, Texas,
treasurer of the Acme and Pacific
railroad and former federal receiver OF
the Waters-Pierce Oil Co, and DR..
Neathering, both OF Sherman, Texas,
will be In the city shortly to hunt In
the Black Range. +. W. Taylor will
act as guide for the party.
The work OF erecting the rotary rig
over the Angelus well east OF the city
Is going forward and II Is thought that
drilling will shortly be resumed. Re
sumption OF drilling In the FLORIDA well
Is thought to he possible within the
next few days. the troublesome casing
having been set in cement.
The local fire department answered
fire call yesterday afternoon when
a shed on $. Platinum avenue was
consumed.
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COLUMBUS ITEMS

Mrs. Mary Beers died at her hone
here "Wednesday morning. Mrs. Beers
had resided In this community for II
number OF years and had many friends.
The heartfelt sympathy Of the whole
community Is extended Ia the bereaved
family
Judge Hanna, candidate for govern
or on the democratic ticket, spoke last
Friday night at the Columbus theater
to u large and nppreciatlve audience.
He was heartily applauded at times
during his speech and especially when
he urged the good women Of Column
bus to vote for the principles they
consider are for the best interest OF
the whole country.
Mrs. :. A. White. her daughter Ele-
nor and Edwin White left the city
last Monday evening for their new
home in Beaver Dam, \. Y. They ex-
pect TO join Mr.. White. who recently
purchased u observation-disclosures farm
nt that place.
The Whites have been among the
most successful farmers In this vicin-
ity for several years. They have the
good wishes Of II large host Of friends
here who regret to have them depart.
Mrs. White leaves an order for n
years subscription TO the Graphic TO
he forwarded to her new address
Miss Rebacca Coffin, superintendent
Of our schools, will 90 to Deming Tues
day 10 arrange for the Columbus school
exhibit at the county fair this week.
A jolly crowd OF the Columbus
younger set was entertained by Miss
Vera Chadborn at the home Of Mrs
Tyson Saturday evening. Among those
present were: Misses Della and Anita
johnson. Sene Farrar, Rlssa Witten
Ruth Vunn. Sonora Lovett, Mary Lee
Chadborn. Isabel Moseley and Messrs
Horace Maloney, Doc Hampton. George
Farrar. Herman Exch, and Harry
Dean and others
Columbus schools dismissed at IL
O'Clock Friday in order that the teach
ers and older pupils might have an
opportunity to hear Judge Hannn'
speech.
Mrs. James Turvey has as her house
guests her two sisters, Mesdame Ho'
mer Tr. Benton and X. ii. Keen OF New
| Orleans, La. Mrs. Keen will prob
ably remain here several months.
Lieut.. Col. Ripley Of the 2ith L. $
Infantry was transferred to Fort ogl'
thorp, Ga last week. This interesting
family will he greatly missed by theil
friends In Columbus and Camp Fl
I long
Columbus people are glad to know
that another former Deming woman
has been added to our community In
the person Of Mrs. Herlihy, bride OF
Captain Herlihy of the 24th. Mrs
Herlihy Is well known and highly res
pected by many Columbus people.
Mrs. W. II. Franklin has just re-
turned from extended visit 80 El Paso
Mrs. Kitchens, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Lee Riggs fol
several weeks, returned to her home II
III Paso last Saturday.
james Turvey returned Satu"
from Nogales, Ariz., where he purch
ased and shipped TO his ranch here, d
car load Of hogs.
Mrs j. +. White entertained witt
four tables Of bridge last Saturday
afternoon.
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DUCKwORTH FOR LIEUT. GOV.

William H. Duckworth of Clovis has
been selected by the republican eX-
ccutive committee as the republican
nominee for Lieutenant Governor of
New Mexico.
lie is one Of the pioneers OF the
been engaged inthe drug and confec-
tionary business in Clovis. His pres
ent establishment this lie oe Of
the finest in the state.
Mr Duckworth is extensively known
and enjoys wide popularity throught
his section
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THE SPANISH METHODISTS TO
COMPLETE A CHURCH HERE

The Rev. r. NJ. Harwood is here from
Albuquerque to take charge of the
work of the Spanish ~ +. church. TAX
ing the place OF the Rev. Flores who
has been assigned to Flagstaff. Ariz.
The Rev Harwood says that he has
about completed financial arrange
ments for the completion Of the church
at the corner OF Platinum avenue aud
Hemlock street When completed It
will be one Of the hest, II no, the best,
church In the city.
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Albuquerque Morning Journal.
YOUR ANSWERS, MIR. MAGEE

The Graphic makes the following
answers to Mr.. Magee's questions:
Q-DO you contend that these troops
are entitled 60 vote at the election
A-Only those who who declare Col
umbuS to he their legal residence and
who have fulfilled all the requirements
of law.
Q-Do you intend t. count"nance
any effort on their part tn votct
A-Certamly, we shall encourage all
qualified electors To vnt, aud d. our
best to discourage Illegal voting n
any kind.
Q-Do you think the issues IN New
Ne Xico siiou.d he determ. ned hy a body
Of soldiers who happen to he tempor'
arily stationed within the statei
A-No. II II is assumed for the pur-
poses Of this discussion that all you
state In this question Is true. but which
really isn't true AZ all. Qualification
Of voters Is fixed by law; no one else
has anything TO do with the matter.
The ISSUES In New Mexico should be
settled by all the qualified voters of
the state, and In no other way.
Q-Do YOU intend to be- party I'm
any way to seeking domination In the
state through the use Of these troopSt
Al you mean by coup detat
involving the use of violence or coer-
cion, certainly not; but we shall ac-
cept the support from such soldiers as
are qualified voters. rs we would ac-
cept II from any other class of citizens.
ANSWER THESE, MIR. MAGEE
In its turn the Graphic would like
to ask Mr.. Magee some questions
nf like import Here they are:
DO you contend that soldiers Of the
oath L. $. Infantry now stationed nj
Columbus and elsewhere ON the New
Mexico Mexico border are not entitled
10 vote after having complied with the
law governing the qualification of
votersy
DO YOU intend to countenance any
efforts To diSepfranchise the negro
voters of Columbus or elsewhere i'm
New Mexico?
DO YOU think the issues In New Mex
leo should he decided without the full
and free participation Of the elector-
ate Of the state?
DO you intend In any way to advise
the seeking Of political preferment in
the state through the G;senfranchise-
ment of any class color or race?
win YOU give New Mexico an opinion
on the legal status Of the negro voters
of Columbus and publish the same in
your valuable newspaper
The Graphic trusts that the vital
Importance Of these questions will ap-
peal to YOU and that they may receive
your prompt attention.
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TWO MORE DAYS IN WHICH
TO REGISTER TO VOTE

October III and 23 are the two re-
maining Saturdays on which the board
of registration will sit and, II you don't
register, you can't vote without swear
ing IN your vote. The place of regis
tration is at the office ON Spruce street
Of Karl Snyder.
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LOOK-LLsTEN

A splendid homemade cake will be
given away at the Library booth
promptly at s O'Clock each evening. 4
number will be given with each dollar
membership subscription and the lucky
number draws the cake. Line up and
help the library with your dollar.
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VI. T.. LADIES TO SERVE
DINNER AT THE ARMORY

The Ladies' Of the Methodist ch hIrch
will serve dinner at the ArmOry
Thursday, Oct llth The Second day
of the Fair, \ good dinner Of home
cooked food will be served beginning
at twelve o'clock.
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ANGELUs COMPANY GETS RIG

The Angelus oil Company reports
that their biz rotary rig is now in
operation in the well east Of the city.
The great amount Of artesian water
and quick sepd forced the company to
suspend operations more than a month
ago with the drop drill OH in the Az
gclus well is predicted before Thanl;s
giving.
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LEAGUE MEETING

The Epworth League will hold its
regular weekly meeting Sunday evening
Oct. II at the NJ +. Tabernacle The
subject Is: "The Christian Care OF
Body. Mind and Spirit"
Scripture reference: Rom.xii-2; Act.
x~vii-:a-35: Cor vi-l9-20; John
<lh-l-2
Leaders, Bee Smith and Roy Me
Callister.
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BAPTIST LADIES SERVE
LUNCHEON AT ARMORl

From II 80 Il. IN. until D. m. the
Ladies of the local Baptist church will
serve enchiladas, coffee, salad for 40c
pie 1Oc extra at the armory we'lnes-
day.
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SENATOR JONES AND PARTY

In the party with Senator Jones to-
night will be Mrs Jones. Col. and Mrs.
j. ID. Atwood ann r. 5 Upton Col,
Atwood was former officer Of the
First New Mexico Infantry and went
overseas with the 10th Div, lie is the
democratic nominee for lieutenant
governor of New Mexico. Mr.. Upton
is the democratic nominee for state
superintendent Of public instruction.
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MECHEM Is DUE IN
DEMING ON OCTOBER

According to n schedule issued by
the state republican central committee,
Judge NJ. c. Mechem, candidate for
governor will speak in Deming ON
October 20.