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ling the war 1t will be fiifiicult to per
lsuade the people that there is now oc-
casiOn for continuing under the man
lagement Of the government.
The chief opposition to the restoration
i of the railroads to private ownership
4 is LOGGED with the labor organizations.
They have registered their protest
against the roads being taken back from
4 the government. One who has followed
the results since the government came
into the management of the roads may
readily understand that labor has been
the chief beneficiary of the change. The
/ first thing that happened after govern
\ ment ownership was the increase in
wages. From the time the change took
lplace hundreds of millions Of dollars
4 more than labor has received before has
been voted them. III
1t has been charged that the Wilson
administration has made it a point to
l make itself popular with labor by de.
i ferring to it's demands in respect to
\ wages. Flow much truth there is in this
/ ASSERTION can be discovered by recalling
| what has been done since the demo.
cratic administration came into power.
\ For several months there has been
|constant agitation on the part Of the
| labor organiza tons for increasing wages
and securing other concessions from the
railroads until the people generally be-
gin to see that the demands constantly
| heing made are largely selfish and dom
1 ineering. There is a feeling that labor
organizations are quite willing to even
| take charge Of the affairs of the gov
eminent in order to further their own
interests. And as this feeling develops
sentiment of the public changes to a
more independent attitude toward labor.
The railroad bill which transfers the
management of the railroads back to
private ownership deals with labor from
a standpoint that is not entirely salts
factory to the labor organizations and
all sorts Of threats are being made as
to what will happen when this law goes
into effect.
1t is unfortunate for labor that the
control of the organization falls into the
hands of selfish and irresponsible people
at times, and that the advice of the
turned down in order that the agitator
can be heard and followed. We believe
that labor should /, have every riEht
which should be accorded to it, hut when
the government itself is Threatened
either directly or Indirectly 1t is time ito
call al halt. Labor should be entitled Ito
all the rights and benefits under the law
accorded to other organization hut
when 1t comes to making executions
for labor and refusing the applications Of
laws that are applied to all other class
es Of people, there is something wrong.
We believe that Intimidation and force
will not avail and that labor will sui
fer in the long run for such claims.
Theodore Roosevelt SO often stated
the rights of labor and capital and so
justly did he present the matter that
there should be no question about the
rights and duties of labor as well as cap
ital. The independence of this great
man in stating his propositions has left
its influence upon the people and the
respective rights Of labor and capital
are better known now than before the
statements We're made. B
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ORIGINAL NOTICE
, Weigand, Plaintiff,

VS.
Otto Schwenn Defendant. a,
To Otto Schwenn, Defendant above
named:
You are hereby notified that there ID
now on file in the Office of the clerk OF
the district court in and for Crawford
county, Iowa, petition OF the plaintiff
herein claiming of you the sum OF
$4,000 with interest from Nov. 81,
1918, and for costs on one certain prom
issory note for $4,000, executed by
you on the 21st day of November. I 9lS,
Said petition further alleges that yoal
are a nonresident OF the state Of Iowa,
and that you have absconded SO that the
ordinary process cannot he served upon
you and said petition prays for writ &c
attachment.
You are further notified that writ Of
attachment has issued against your
property. rights and credits, and TINT
by and under, virtue of said attachment
your personal property, consistinb OF q
stock of goods at Schleswig, Iowa, and
q six cylinder Mitchell roadster, located
IN Sac county on q farm operated by
Fred G. Smith has been attached and
plaintiff asks the court to condemn said
personal property. For further partic.
ulars see petition now on file. VI ~
NOW unless you appear thereto and
defend on or before noon Of the second
day of the next term of said court,
which commences at Denison, Crawford
county, Iowa, on the 10Th day of March,
1920, default will be entered against
you and judgment rendered as prayed.
cO''"..I {; POWERS.
Tat Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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strong men of the community, viii
municipal affairs can drift along and /

strong men of the community, while
municipal affairs can dr-iftaalong and be
managed in any old way, because the
welfare of a community such as Deni-
son is of greater importance than that
of any single individual or interest.
We should therefore make it a point
to@giye our; best attention to the cleo
ton Of public officials, in order that our
public interests can be safeguarded
with the same care and ability that we
desire applied to our private business.
There seems to have been a purpose
for several years to have a non-partisan
election. We have never felt like advo.
eating this plan and think better results
would come from having party nomina-
ti0ns, hut we are, not SO interested in
any PLAN as we are in the results to be
secured. Il, sS35 lls4 s.
Let itis nave men of sufficient business
experience that we will feel confident
the public Interests will be looked after
with u view Of promoting the highest
welfare for the community. VI
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids, addressed to the board
OF supervisors Of Crawford county.
Iowa, marked on the outside of envelope
bids ON DITCH WORK." and Civ.
ing the name of the bidder, will be re.
ceived at the Office Of the undersigned,
UP to 2 O'Clock p. M, March %, 1920,
for the construction of drainage ditch
along the course of the Nishnabotny
river, in Crawford county, Iowa; APP
proximately 61s miles in length, said
ditch. being known as the Manila
Drainage Ditch No. 2.
The work will be let to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder on separate sections.
The work has been divided into sec
tons as shown by the record in this Of
flee and the approximate amount of ex-
icavation in each, section is as follows:
Section 2. lateral a, 1000 yards.
Section 3. lateral B, 1900 yards. "a.
Bids must be made on blanks that
will be furnished by the undersigned
and the contract and bond to be signed
by the successful bidder, must be those
furnished by me. @
.Plats, profile and specifications are
now on file in the Office of the under
signed.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check or cash in the sum equal
" IL pSi CSHl u LIE dIHOuIlL uIu, SttAu
cash or check to be returned if bid is
not successful, and if successful to be
retained only as guaranty that the bid
der will enter into said contract.
The time fixed for the commence
ment Of the work is May l, 1920, and
the work to be completed by Jan. l,
1921.
The right1tc reject any or all bids is
Denison, Iowa, Feb. 10, 1920.
1850 p. j. PORTZ.
8.St z}l4&9# g.Yl Comfy AnditOr
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GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP

It looks now that the management OF
the railroads will be restored to private
ownership. The experience Of the gov.
eminent in taking over the manage.
ment Of the railroads proved to be a
very expensive experiment. and that it
has caused people generally to look with
suspicion upon public ownership.
The loss of six or seven hundred
million dollars from the public treasury
on account Of the change looks as II
something should be done to relieve the
public fipm this unnecessary burden
!. Thsre.may be-, HoNsveft aorleI fonsnla
sti6H in the thought chat the military at
WetJ rhAhagad TO batter Advantage by
having control of the railroads than II
the change had not taken. place. What
ever the advantage may have been dur,
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NOTICE in PROBATE

NOTICE IN PROBATE /,
State of Iowa, Crawford County, So
In Probate. t a5 5iyfis gsh.S,E "a
: II, the matter Of the estate OF William
Hintz, late of Crawford county. de-
ceased. sssfi
Notice of Appointment of Adminis-
TRAITOR. I. sFs
To Whom 1t May Concern: lss.s
You are hereby notified that on the
l1th day Of February, 1920. the under
signed was duly appointed administered
or of the above entitled estate, and all
creditors of said estate are notified 70
file their claims in the Office Of the clerk
Of the district court, in and for sCraW-
ford county, Iowa, within one year from
the date of this notice, according 10 law,
and have the same allowed and ordered
paid by the said court, or stand forever
barred therefrom. Sa, III
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1920.
NORTH JOTiANNSEN.
+. j. Klinker, Administrator. N
Attorney for Administrator. 7.3t
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will he received by the school
directors of Denison township. district
No. 6, known as the Coon Grove school,
for the construction OF new school
building. Plans and specifications.m may
be seen at the.oftice of the c1pnty super.
COURT; aou& Il psHis6h All H EIds lit muse .ne
be tini the haAfle 0f THE secretary, Nv. C.
Pollock. On Or before Saturday, March
10, 1920 The board reserves the right
to reject any OF. all bids w. 90. Pol
lock, Secretary. sat
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Notice 81 First Meeting Of Creditors.

Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the district court Of the United
States for the southern district of Iowa:
In the matter of Freeman w. ,Mener.
iay. bankrupt-in Bankruptcy.
4 To the creditors Of Freeman w. Men
cray. of Council Bluffs. in the county
of Pottawattanie and district afOre.
said, a bankrupt. y
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of February, A. D. 1920, the
said Freeman w. Meneray was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt: and that the first
meeting of his creditors viii be held in
my office in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on the
9th day of March, A. D. 1920. at 10
o'clock a. M, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other bus.
mess as may properly come before said
meeting.
FREMONT BENJAMIN,
Sit Referee in Bankruptcy
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NOTICE u IN PROBATE

/ d, sseeu NOTICE IN PROBATE
State Of Iowa, Crawford oeslnty,
IA In Probate. RI s'
In the matter Of 1.-The estate OF John
Walsh, late OF Crawford euitty, z sde.
ceased. Ess 3.9 u 4, u Is4rs.s a4,t I. /
Notice Of appointment OF Executors.ta
TO Whom It May Concern: ls IA,
You are hereby notified that on, the
9Th day Of February. 1920. the under.
signed We're duly appointed executors
Of the above entitled estate. and gu
file their claims in the Office Of the clerk
Of the district court, In and for CraW-
ford county, Iowa, within one year
from the date Of this notice. according
to law. and have the same allowed ana
ordered paid by the said court, or stand
forever barred therefrOm. Ia4
Dated February IL, 1920. t IA,
&c. L. VOSS ii
6.3 a W. p. +. FLINN sSss
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The Big Pole

Wladek Zbyszko wrestles Joe Stangl,
CAROLS 20 year old coming champion,
Carroll opera house, Thursday evening,
March 4th. etA .fisf
Five round boxing exhibition. Battle
ladies' band Of 20 pieces. Biggest wrest-
ling card ever shown in Carroll. Popu-
lar prices.
Reserved seats on sale at Tyndales
drug store. Sit
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IOWA LAND I

1o5 ACRES AND III ACRES WITH
good roads,, miles form town; 5000
to $4,000 cash, balance easy terms; pos.
session given March LIST If desired. $40
per acre. !.#s, X, q s&ss NJ NJ
100 acres, good improvements, miles
from town; all good tillable land, best
of soil, nice neignborho0d. Price $40
per acre. $4,000 cash, balance easy
terms. Possession March LIST If desired.
Have several other good farm bargains
if taken by March list. w. F. Huffman.
Mason City, Iowa. Site
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Card of I'haIalks.

We wish to express lour sincere ap.
probation and thanks to the kind
fneighbors and friends who SO ably as
sisted us at the time of the illness
and later the death of our beloved
husband and father. We also wish to
thank those who. sent the beautiful
floral tributes.
Mrs. Otto Hink and children.
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CARD Of THANKS

/ We wish to thank our, MANY Kind
| friends and neighbors for the thought
fitness and sympathy during the illness
and death of our beloved wife and moth.
err. and also for the beautiful floral Of.
ferings.
Herman Helm and Children.
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CHARGED nLedser Minimum Charge Of Twsntyfse uenta
MISSOURI LAND

LAND BUYERS LOOK you CAN
buy the finest farms in central Nilsson.
ri for $125 per acre: and $85 to 800 per
acre will buy fine farms; write us for
full information. The Missouri Land
Co.; Windsor, Mo. 5..a I ,210tse
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FOUND

F,OJJND-A PURSE. OWNER CAN
have same by proving property and pay
ing for this ad. Inquire of Mrs. John
Blackman, Arion, Iowa. SGT
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Road Notic,e,,

/ The trustees of Milford township
herewith advertise for four road stipSSs
intendents, one for each quarter " THE
township. Bids for work must state
price per hour. for man and team laiaai
man single handed. Bids mast ;statA
which quarter Bids to be insstne shAiAss
of the township clerk before AiOoa1
reject anyor al ibids. Raymond Al New
com, Clerk. ,Esta,i sst6.2t
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!. 100 ACRES, WE'LL IMPROVED
farm IS miles from Waucoma, $l10 per
acre. 100 acres, well improved, 4 miles
from town, 240 acres, well improved,S2
miles from town. 1G0 acres,2 miles
from town. All on easy terms. Must
be sold at once. Joe Reilly, WaucoIia.
Iowa, Owner. s lst-H 6,6t$
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FOR SALE--445 ACRES BEST
stock and grain farm in Woodbury.
Sioux City. Price 100000, $4,000 cash,
balance nine years. Possession any
time, Pursell Co.. Ala Walnut St, Gin
cinnati, o. ag 3s7tA
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MINNESOTA LAND

II YOU WISH TO BUY "a FAFsM,gI
can sell you good ones Mt from us 10
$50 per acre. Land iocatedstsf Minneao.
ia. close to town and schools. We
Improved and unimprOved Willie Stall,
er, Denison. Iowa. II, Y. B.lE4
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WANTED RENT

WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL
modern house. on long time lease, pre-
ferably on top Of the hill. Inquire Of
Dr. Turner at Office. 7.tf
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FOR SALE-15 LIGHT BRAHMA
hens and one cockerel. Mrs. Ed Gold.
beck. Phone SIS. 8.1t3'
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LADIES-BRING IN YOUR DULL
kitchen knives and scissors and let us
sharpen them for you. Sharp edges on
tools speciality in our hardware de-
partment. The Boys Department
Store, Denison's Popular Store. 3.6t
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KEEP YOUR FEET DRY; BUY ALL
rubber overshoes. For sale at Ed Mel
sons Harness and Shoe store at bar
gain. tssaI Tat
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BRING IN YOUR OLD HARNESS
to be repaired and oiled at Ed Nelson's
Harness store. TAT
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FOR SALE OR RENT-875 ACRE
improved grain and stock farm, joining
Jamison. See John McDonough OF Dr.
Porterfield, OsceOla, Iowa. 4:6t$
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NORTH DAkorA.LAN

WILL SACRIFICE TWO QUARTER
sections, Bottineau county, North Da-
kota, land. Write, owner for terms ana
price. Frank Huna, 568 Peter st.. 81.
Paul, MINI. i; N. III S.4t1
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DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY
of having your eyes corrected by DIR.
Weber. the eye and ear doctor, on Fri
day, March 9Th, from a. m. to 2 p. M,
at Hotel Denison. Consultation free.
SGT
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ALABAMA LAND

CHEAP FARM LANDS. FOR 6AI4E
on easy terms, in small or large tracts,
will produce all the cr0pe OF the temp.
write F.. p. Pierce. Bridgeports Ala.
d. II: st,.,s s4,iAt
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One Cent Per Word !
FoI'R SALE.

A BUFFET FOR SALE, NEARLY,
new. Inquire at the Review Office. SGT
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-GOOD LIVE DISTRICT
agent in this county to write hail in.
surance and appoint agents. Liberal
commission offered. Address Lock Box
1888. TT. Dodge, Iowa. S-4tE
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~ ADJUSTABLE HORSE COLLARS
four sizes in one single collar. Be sure
and see this collar at Ed Nelson's Har-
ness and Shoe store before you buy. TAT
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I. FOR SALE, $50 A BARGAIN
Electric lamp with art glass shade and
electric fan, almost new. Mrs c.. M.
Jensen. ..stt4rt3 sirC Sit
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FOR SALE-TEN REGISTERED
Hampshire. sows, at !, farmers prices.
Mott McHenry, Rcr e 4. S.f
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81 WANTED-WON OR GIRL FOR
general homework, on farm. Good
wages. Inquire Phone 1894. S-2tF
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BETTER HURRY AND ATTEND
Ed Nelson's big harness sale while the
stock is complete ''N5G3 Tat
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In the district court Of iowa; in and
for Crawford nty-lMarch Term, 1920
John p. Woodruff, Plaintiff,
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I IF. You WISH YOUR SUIT RE-
paired, PRESSED or cleaned, don't TOR
get v. ID. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing
treated I'D w0fkmanHke manner. Soft
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IF YOU WISH A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me. Stamped en-.
velope or no reply. Lillian SprOul. Sta.
ton IT. Cleveland, Ohio. 4-2O-t4
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4 WANTED TENOGRAPHER WITH
some Office experience. Address NJ
care Review office. 7-2t
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WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID.
vertised Talking machines that we
are closing out ut o very low price.
The Corner Jewelry Store. 34-tf.
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FOR. SALE CHEAP-LARGE VIC
tor talking machine. DR.. Coon. Phone
Asa or 264. 7.2t3
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i FRESH MILK AND CREAM, IN
quarts, .,pints and half !pints, for sale
The Boys department, store, every day
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WANTED-MAN3 WHO HAS HAD
experience, soliciting among farm folk.
Reference required. Good salary. Write
p. r. Foster, care Wallaces' Farmer,
Des Moines, Iowa. 7-3t
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HARNESS SALE-5O SETS OF
nickel and brass Concord harness too be
sold at a real bargain. Ed Nelson's
Harness and Shoe Store. Tat
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II YOU WANT A REAL NICE
home in Denison or cheaper one on
reasonable payments see The Man Land
Co. They have a good many listed and
"a, few real bargains. 81 5Fs5llF IA t.g7 Sit
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 FOR sALE-HousE IN NORTH
DenisonS containing six rooms with
large pantry; thoroughly modern, with
large cistern. Lot S2x162 feet. Inquire
Of Mrs. p, NJ. Paup, Phone 1540. SGT
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

RED CLOVER AND ALFALFA
seed at lowest market price. j. G. Wy
giant. f,as r5s55 SIT
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FOR NICE VACANT LOTS AND
small acreage farms right near Denison.
see The Man Land Co. They have a
fine list. Silt
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LOST WAGON END GATE, BE
tween my home and Denison. -. Trexel.
Phone AGA. S-1t3'
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FOR SALES. C.. WHITE ORPING-
ton cockerels. purebred. farm raised,
big husky birds. $3.50 each; three or
more $500 each. Order from this ad or
write Mrs. Joe Mcdonnell, Rt. !, Vail,
Iowa. Vail phone 95.S. ut
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LOST 30x31s Weed chain on last
Saturday. Finder please leave at the
county agents Office. Silt
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FOR SALE-WILD HAY IN CAR
lots. w. Fl. Porter, Onawa, Iowa. S-4t$
Deming graphic., 1920-04-20
LOCAL p. II. s. HOSPITAL WILL
NOT BE ABANDONED. is SAID

The local Public Health Service hos
pital will not be abandoned. the Gra-
phic learns from n source that is con-
sidered reliable, but is to be used as a
regulating center for tubercular cases
that win received treatment In the
hospitals Of the southwest. II now Is
certain that the public health service
will take over Fort Bayard and that
the present occupants Of the hospital
here will go there for the summer, at
least Local authorities do not seem
to think that the transfer will be made
until the beginning Of summer. The
intention seems to be to occupy the
Deming hospital to capacity during the
winter months and only as needed dur
ing the summer. The assurance is CIV
en- that there probably will never be
would have liked TO have shown that
are at present and during the winter a
great many more.
Deming graphic., 1920-04-20
RATE HEARINGS THURSDAY

At 10 o'clock next Thursday morn
ing at the armory will begin the hear
ing before G. II. Mattingly, examiner
for the Interstate commerce commits
sion, on rate adjustment complained of
by the New Mexico State Corporation
Commission which alleges in brief,
that that the present freight rates
from distant points in the east favor
FL Paso us a distributing point. Chair
man Hugh II. Williams Of the state
commission, Edwin +. Coerd, rate ex-
pert, and Assistant Attorney General
Harry Bowman are here from Santa
Ne in the interests Of the New Mexico
jobbers. 1t is expected that the hear
ing will draw large number Of Wis
itors from III Paso and other points
Deming graphic., 1920-04-20
DIGH SCHOOL NOTES

DR.. Roberts, president Of the Normal
University at Las Vegas. gave a very
interesting talk last Wednesday. His
subject was: use your job as tonic,
not an antesthetic"
The sophomores gave their stunt
Friday afternoon. II was n short play,
called "who's the BossY' The charac-
ters were Mr.. Smith, Marshall Kelly
Henrietta Smith, Blanche Farren; DR.
Brown, Davis Elliot; Mrs. Brown,
Mary Kelly; Mr.. Miller, Carl Payne
Mary Heith, Pauline Holllnger; Mrs.
Jenkers, Bertha Clark Dorothy len
kers, Ruth Hon; Nancy (servant girl
Eunice Rogers.
did happen.
After the play the sophomore class
sung "Hail, Hail, the Gangs Al Here, -
and then gave their yell:
Comm up, Comm up,
We're here to stay,
sophies, Sophies,
That's our way.