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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-10
KEWANEE LEGION
MEETS SHEFFIELD
ARMISTICE DAY
lSneciaI Corresp0ndenceI

IoptCIaI Ut . -. =.
Kewanee. H., Nov l9--Ile NJ NJ
vance American legion footpa.'
team will meet the Sheffield asgis
cation at Kewanee tOnorTo" a-Ls'
noon as part of the local AFii! lls -
dav program. The game viii g5
PLAYED on the Municipal p-"i
ground on East Second street
All the news all the time II
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-10

Approximately $40 was realized
Tuesday evening at the benefit pic
ture show given in the Empire the
atre, Aledo, under the auspices of
the G. T. c. society of the First
Presbyterian church. About $50
was realized from the show and $40
from the sale of homemade can
dies. The G. T. c. organization has
pledged a sum to the fund for the
erection of the new Presbyterian
church and the money will apply
on this. The feature at the show
was Tom Moore in Made in Heav-
en-, the comedy, Failing for
Fanny In spite of the Indictment
weather a large crowd was in at
tendance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-10
ORION COUNTRY
CLUB GRANTED
STATE CHARTER
Especial to The Argus.

NDPSO1oH 20 I uO NJ 5 uo-J
Springfield, ILL.,, Nov. 10
The Orion Country club of
Orion was granted a charter
here yesterday by secretary of
state. 1t has no capital stock.
The incorporators are George
F. Edmund, H. l.. Boutwell,, S.
S. Lawson and F. H. Wayne.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-10
Xmas window in AledO.

d. j. VanAtta, proprietor of the
Aledo 5, 10 and rs cent store, Is the
first merchant in Aledo to have his
Christmas stock in and his decora-
tions before the public. A large
Christmas tree is in one of the
windows and many gift suggestions.
Mr.. VanAtta stated that he has a
larger Christmas stock this year
than he ever has had before.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-11-10
ALedo and Mercer County
Aledo Briefs
Marriage Licenses.

Cyrus Franks, As .........Joy, III
Lulu May Bird. q ....-.. JOY III
William Rausch, So 80. Viola, III
Mary ]. Powl, 63 .Edgington' Ill
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WEST OF FIRST sTREEr.
A WOLLSlEFEiS
1901 West cary Street.
BUTTONS DRUG STORE.
5000 West Cary Street.
Shirley : PHARMACY,
712 North Sheppard Street
BLANK 5 BOULEVARD PHARMACY.
2Svv West Uroad street
CANEDO'S DRUG STORE.
Robinson and Floyd.
HOOvERS PHARMACY.
Robinson and Main.
THE BRANDS PHARMACY.
26Ul PARK Avenue.
G. c. KERN.
2225 Hanover Avenue.
GROVE AVENUE PHARMACY,
2O2i grove Avenue.
X. l. BOON ER,
1919 W,si AlAln street.
HERMITAGE DRUG COMPANY.
1917 West Broad Street
PUBLIC Drag STORES
1901 faTh Avenue.
WEST END CONF ECNONERY.
A. L. JOHANN,
81 West Main Street
,.HE .4KEET PHARMACY.
3S4 South Pine street
C. GHlOGCA BROS,
Sl2 IVES; Broad Street.
V. Il. MAY - bkOS-
fs5 BROOK Avenue.
r.AST DRUG COMPANY.
West Broad street.
COHEN co. DEPARrM EHT STORE.
IL East Broad street
W. {. SAUNDERS.
$50 West Leigh Street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
sCHER's.
100 North Ta.rd Street.
HUGHES FuRSlTuRE CO..
323 North Fitth Street
J. II. HUME.
$40 North Fourth Street.
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Get What You Want
When You Want 1t

When on he wan, and
get them, life paying Is coin--satisfacop
Some things to only
ours because have learned through thrift AMI
You make useru nd comfortobIo i'm
scores
ed in
Of The Times he
Keep in touch ads-they cover wide field of
and ofers-and you always know whore IN nu
finger
When "A any Dspni cl,ss
ad receiving an d talk
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iNAAlA-'sONAJ l'4isN
oVl East Main street
SCE.nS.
Nintu And Broad streets.
Rul.aSD IL. CHlLDREi.
% Nc-,u Eighteenth street
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
Twenty first and Marshall Streets
1l...,Ei'S PHARMACY.
Twenty-nrst and Main Streets.
Al4.uOINI i'tiAltAlACf.
.2l2o r.,.ginOunI Avenue.
EATOS'S PHARMACY.
Twenty sixth and Nenao!e streets
). -. CRAIG.
2svv Lus, Broad street
80 > Dn,I SHORE.
2sou - street
J. T. sMIIu.
$50 s.a>, Marshall stree,
MILLER " RHOADe,
" GISBEn~srt.
r,LroA.
JOHN I. KuAsIaK,
us Lougs.aU, street.
J.. Is. VAUGHAN.
ssu7 wuuausours Avenue.
!. \. BLACK " son,
1916 Williamsburg avenue
suIin Ri,..'ioHD.
JAMES d GLJSrI,
us East TweItth Street
=. :, PARRISH.
1913 HUI street
" ASAlNGipS EARLY.
.5l6 Hun street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
2IUt SemineS Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
81 ~ HEIGHTS CUNFECTY.
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND i'ARi<.
W X. VAUGHAN,
Fourtn A. and S:ua.. Street
NuI..iND i'AR:<.
PARK VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 ,SS-s.Ge Avenue.
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80 LIS MAS--oprOrtuni:y 20 secure excel
GENT SINAI! line ka!t goods for llr-iri.,
west NitSinii, and North Carolina can
nc handled as straight proposition or
slu. YIN" where there Ia no Cou.lct Ref
SSt.hC. c"nhdcnt!al. Box & 7sl. The
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Statesmen and Agents

AGENTS ia travel by automobile, intro
ducing our big line of fast summer SELL
ers The greatest line on earth. Mako
$40 day easy. Complete outfit and
automobile furnished to workers. Write
~ once for exclusive territory. Ameri-
can Products Company, 1910 American
building, Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGESTS-New census maps and aliases.
Millions waiting for them. BonanZa for
those first in field. Many other good
nropos' TORS. Huse Sales Co.. Altar ia,
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SAEESMAN wanted TO sell typcwrlier..
;s smith = bto Typewriter COMPANY.
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sALESMEN-It sou could offer a business
printed In gold. ia quantities as small
- hinSie gross. cheaper than he buys
MS ordinary pencils. he could US.
them himself or as an advertising nov
Ely wouldn't you think you had real
I'VE proposition? Easy sales, big com
missions MIR HOBS: Sales Manager.
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SALESMAN. travelling 20 sell strong sid.
!!He BLANKET, and dress fabrics Tor f.I
tiahc direct TO retailers. Liberal com
mission Frank u. La lame * Co
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Send for our new clock medallion sa nipple.
Greatest selling novelty ever made. Sells
clock is guaranteed Made from any
photography: 81 and So profit on every sale
Send for one ut once and start making
money fast. Photo medaliions. photo hut.
tons, photo Jewclry.
GIBSON PHOTO JEwELRY CO..
COS Gravesend Avenue. brooklyn. y. Y.
AGENTS-A business OF your own: Make
sparkling glass name plates, numbers
carbohydrates. mednilions, signs; big
illustrated book free. L. Palmer. l5s
Wooster. Ohio
AGENTS-3Ug, profit Guaranteed water
proof aprons. 81 dozen. We manufactures
direct. Schaf1ss Corp. 12l Prince Street
New York City.
AGENTS-s36 weekly: 75c hour snare
time guaranteed. taking orders for Guar
Rptecd Hosiery: No delivering pay in
Darby. Pa.
ACiENTS--We star, you in business, fur
nlshing everything. Men and women, OPP
portunty lifetime to earn $50 To 800
weekly operating our New System Spc.
where. Booklet free; Ragsdale Co.. BOX
A0ENTS-s60 weekly selling "GASAVER'
for range cooking. Reduce bills 20
per cent. Guaranteed. Nation wide de-
mand. Housewife buys several. Price,
G0c. Gasaver. rs Park Row. New York.
YoU. TOO. can probably use classified
aas.
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USED CARS AND
TRUCK BARGAINS
Peerless Eight, 1920, 7-pas-
senger; $3.50 cash, bal
ance 6 months.
Stearns Eight, 7-passen-
ger; $500 cash, balance
8 months.
Liberty Six, latest model,
never been used; $500
cash, balance 6 months.
GMC, one ton, express
body, pneumatic tires;
$3.50 cash, balance 6
months.
A u t car, two-ton with
dump body; $500 cash,
balance 6 months.
Autocar, two-ton, rebuilt
CHASSIS, new; 5000 cash,
balance 6 months.
Studebaker, panel body de
livery; $500 cash, bal
ance 6 months.
All above cars thorough
ly overhauled and will
guarantee same.
TERMINAL MOTOR
COMPANY, INC,
Ninth and Cary SITS.
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New Ads Are Here Today and the Old Ones Are Gone hee
ADVERT Using


daily
Il
TIMES DISPATCH which priced separately.
schcdue of
word daily. minun
SC words ustay
words
tive inseTtio
iSef'o"N
The IN IL point
adj may
L. "a NN
oadver
to Sunday
must conn
AM Of Ii WANT AID STATIONS Will ANei1'i
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SALESMAN.

Remuneration Include, SALARY
commission and bonus A''"'7h'
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SAl.E:;M EN- AND SOLICiToRS--S" our
line Z: low priced speciultiea: larg. com
missions; Investment. patented
photograph attachment novel Toy p!--
tot, etc. All new. Great opportunity.
Whole time or Side line. jubilee Mis.
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ES-Easy selling. low. priced ad-
vcriising specIalties. side line. every
BUSINESS man prospect, BIZ commissions.
payable promptly. Free Oulat D-s
N"!ncs Printing Company, D-s Mo!ncs.
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III Nicnorian
runeisl .i,.rsSlurs

PE ATTP-Edw!u pnaup. funCra! director
and c;nbaliac.. Sya last Aih'h S'oe'
Maaison isl Randolph t6o@.
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TO sell well-known line OF oils.
greases. paints and roofing cemcnts nj
1914 prices. Prompt shipments Salts
faction guaranteed: weekly drawing ac-
count Opportunity to establish a
permanent business. earning Ssno
monthly. The Premier Co, ISL West
Eleventh Street. Clevela nd. OhIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10

AuENTS-Sell Minlt;nrnd for tires and
uIpvs' cost 2c repair: surpnsses vulcan
ana accessory dealer buys. FRONTS ANA
hs, SHAY made t2l first day. Hart. 1855
hiSt week. Particulars and IRE. an mn.
pies: Tho Continental Rubber Co. Den,
D. Philadelphia. Pa '' "'P''
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Special Notices


To Voters pI i4t sst go NN-''N''
II hereby anIouuCs myself as az !!'te
-.ndan, candidate Tor tA= House Ut D-.e-
SSaIes from Ecay.yo county ia lEr bt",.'..
Election 10 70 held 20 -NyEet""ti heA'' az.
resog c,tu!ly sg!!u' the support ot every
ri,izen in the counts !" NF HehA.i j" mrs
sicctiun and ~ u.s eup!is 70 ti'Hr az q
a our State ana county EoNy.Gmyati
IN oN' J.. q. A!LIAEi.S
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They've Brought Results!
EMPLOfMEHT
Snleslncn mud Are,,I

Az ENIS-Wantcd. agents for Moskctnl
sure preventive against inosuuitoek N ~;
other Insect bites. sample g cent
Johnson. lll3h North First Sirnet
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statesmen for advertising
proposition. men capable OF earning s75
Call Sunday and Monday between oil.
3i1 East Grace Street Ask for Mr..
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Hclp-siaIe or Female 8.

SEVERAL PERSONS wanted to Join incX-
pensivc party to Niagara Falls. Toronto
Canada. August 3rd. q weeks trip
u. S. GOVERNMENT wants hundreds men
women, over IL. Steady positions: 800
to sl95 month Paid vacation Common
Write Immediately. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 1856 I. Rochester. y. !.
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SAi.ESM EN--Local concern has excellent
good paying proposition for statesmen in
richmond and surrounding territory,
Good ;utuv. Tor worker. Box q 74s. The
Dispatch.
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real opportunity We.
large Cleveland manufacturer, want an
able salesman to represent a high. ella az
specially needed by all retail merchants
Selling experience an asset, but not es.
sential We will cooperate with Won
NO. you will be able to draw larger com.
mission checks weekly than you ever
thought possible. Position permanent.
state age and experience. Address
Treasurei. Box 100. Station CO.
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SAI.ESAiEN WANTED.

lar territory on cOiniuirslou basis. sril-
!ns "a well known, hlrn grade line alun!-
mum cooking utensils To tn. general
trade. Must be Il live wlFc. big producer
and Cocic h!9h!y recommended. This ad
!. constructed TO Interest the man who
does not ordinarily read newspaper want
ads when ne decides 10 better himself.
We are manufacturers and leader. OF
our, l!!c. Full details TO experiences
class Of merchandise sold. territory COW
cred. earning ability. etc. Treated con-
nicrt!al!y. Address A. O. EnruShaw
aluminium Products Company, Lagrange.
III.
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1UI8hiG.8IIES
Automobiles FOR sale II

EfFERf rNr-passcueer touring. +-cylin-
do motor ~ y. NO. condition. tir"s
Is 'uily equipped. y good buy S,utx
MotgF to'p. 1906 West Broad Street
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EAPiER-Pcrmanent position n
office OF Wholesale house. Must he
competent, wr!tc good hand and az
curntc al figures. Apply in own hand
writing. Box J az. rh: Dispatch.
WANTED reliable washcrwoman.
Washing not done lot Apply 2l0
Mn.t (irncn StrNnt.
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s(C

oENTS-llouse dresses. &i2 per dozen.
Sniurchs dresses. rompcrs. mlddics etc
mrte Tor catalogue. Economy Sales Co
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SA MISREPRESENTATION. cxperienced nne
ssiaity men to sell slip-Grip soft collar
all advertised. in Virginia. E9einSivc;
territory with no jobber. competition.
Large heid among clothiers. haber.
dasheTs, dry goods. department and
1ewelry stores. Give full particuiars
In hrst ieltor. Good Speciality Co. Olive
ana twelfth Streets. ST. Louis, Mo-
If WHAT you want isn't offered an ,6e
iassined page today. telephone an sd
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PORTRAIT AGENTS--Our new plan near,
n!Escr pr"h', hnd Independence for You
WORK hn!shcd IN IS hours IlluAtrs,ed
BOOK free. Abbott Co. Huntington "
~ I.ESMA company o. its Kind
mas opening for two real -.roiurers la
ltlchinULd and TWO In Petersburg 2pa
american National Bank Building Mon
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OVERLAND :. 1920 model. better ,han
Street. - '''u
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AGENrS--Antl-FoG Windshicld CIo,.
s nisspS ,y your windshield clear Of fog or
only 0Oc. Tho Matthews Co., Riyerdai.
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AGENTS everywhere. Earn hjr ,nnn.,,
sesiinhE Ilsco. Every motorist 4 prostect
ELIMINATES carbon. Saves gusoline
uuaJnless. Advertising helps Furnished
sh,sneu cnstoinr:s everywhere. Brings
arpeat ,1rders Your territory may b,
opch. Write Lichty Specially Co. RoaT
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results
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
The Origin Of Our Denominations

There is always more or less right
ful desire 10 know where the divisions
In the church arose aud why they are
pcrpctuated At the lO:Ij morning
hour Of worship az the Christian
church next Lords day the origin OF
our Various Denominations will be-
the subject Christ and Faith" will
BE- the evening subject at Z 80. Bible
school at the regular hour IN the morn
ing and Christian Endeayor at q 30 In
the evening. At 400 y. m. there Is to
be a union meeting az the Baptist tab
crnacle for the benefit Of the Salvation
Army. Attend all these services As
our regular work has been much in
terrupted during the last few weeks.
We urge all Of our members and
friends to make special effort To be
with US next Lords day.
NORRIS J. REASONER.
Minister.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
PRETTY PROGRAM BN KINDER
GARTEN AND PRIMARY CLASS

There was large number present
az the armory last Friday night 10 en-
joy the spring festival nS presented by
the members ca the kindergarten and
primary CLASSES Of the Deming public
schools Mrs. \. r .Falkcnbcrg and
Mis- Edith Clymer were In charge
Followin is the program
In the Land of Wooden Shoes Pri-
mary and kindergarten.
Indian Dance kindergarten.
Lullaby Song" Primary.
Song-"Wakc Little Birds spar
rows Toilet" "Whippoorwil," Prima-
ry
Dance of Greeting, Primary.
Songe-"ln my Little Garden Bed.
Butterfly Waltz Grass Hopper
Green" Pussy Willow" Kindcrglr.
ten.
German Folk Dance. kindergarten,
enter Queen of May. Jane Alger
Train Bearers, Charles MckiSsick ana
wilmot Williams. Flower Boy, Dennis
Kerr.
Gypsy Pcddlcr" "BubblieS,
"Twin,Iing FircflieS," Primary.
In the Heart Of n Seed. Dramatic
cd by the kindergarten.
My Pigeon House Two Robin
Red Breasts" Song of Blue Bird,
Swedish Gymuastic Dance Kinder
gartcn.
Songs-"1'he Man in the Moon,
Rat Plan" "POppieS,' Clap
Dance Primary.
Dance, Jane AlgerS.
Snng>-"Jack Frost Pop Corn,
Primary and kindergarten.
Folk Dance, kindergarten.
Song-.Good Mother Hen" Kindcrgar'
ten.
May-Pole Dance tCornish), Primary
and kindergarten.
Sing \ Song OSiN-Pence,' "llicko-
ry Dock
summer Flowers are sleepy Ora
matiZed.
Good Night to You
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
NEAR EAST

The directors or the near east have
decided 10 put ON a national old clothes
day June lst, ~ that they may reach
the needy before winter opens.
The Independence Of Armenia Is AS
sured and the president OF the new
Armenian republic has just informed
the near east relief that II we will feed
and clothe them for the next twelve
months they will be largely able TO
care for themselves.
Warm clothing. heavy shoes and
bed blankets are much needed.
The people Of Deming nave so gem
erously responded In these calls before,
some may feel there Is nothing left at
present. hut let MS take an inventory
Of things on hand, remembering their
dire need. and we believe the 900 lbs.
asked of Deming by the near east re-
lief can be sent them.
Please leave bundles at the cham
her Of commerce.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
NEW CHURCH DEDICATION

The date for the dedication Of the
new Spanish Methodist Episcopal
church has been set for the 18th Of
June II Is expected that Bishop
Charles L. Meade. ID. d., Ill. d.. OF
Denver, will be present and officiate.
Others expected are the Reverend
Doctors Bright, Baseett, Harding as
well MS considerable number Of the
Spanish speaking ministers of the
New Mexico Conference. The dedlca-
tory service will probably he held I'm
the afternoon 81 aS 10 give the English
speaking people Of the other churches
In Deming chance to attend. All are
invited TO he present at all the services.
There will he n printed program.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
SPANISH NJ. Il. CHURCH

We are now In our new auditorium
Our congregations are increasing IN
numbers and services In interest. II
you understand Spanish come and
worship with us. II will do you good
our Epworth League last Sabbath
evening was the best we have held
Nearly fifty persons present and about
half Of them took part in the services
Next Sabbath our services will he as
Sollows:
Sunday school will begin at l0:OC
"A. m.
Preaching service, at IL 90 Il. m.
Epworth League service, AT 1;W
y. IN.
Preaching service at : 800 y. m.
our choir will render some special
music. and IL is expected to have the
Holy city in Spanish. a translation
made some pears ago 10y the pastor
Come and hear It,
T. NJ. HARDWOOD. Pastor
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
SENIOR CLASS DAY
PROGRAM THURSDAY

Senior Glass Day program will be
held at y. IN. Thursday, May 26. in
the assembly Of the high school. The
program IL as follows:
Presidents address Gladys Welsh.
Piona solo, Nell Gibson.
Class WIN, Elizabeth johnson.
Vocal solo. B. W. Wheatley.
Glass Prophecy. Rcna Munsen,
Pauline Nauss, Doris Dodercr.
Presentation Of Memorial, Nell Glib
son.
Piano solo. Doris Doderer.
Class History, Mary Clark.
Quartette. THE Boat Song" Paul.
inc NauSs, Doris Dodcrer Gladys
Welsh, Mary Clark.
Presentation Of Emblems. Davis
Elliott and Elmore lnmon
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
STATE GUARD TO FORT BLISS
FOR ENCAMPMENT, REPORT

Santa Fe. May. 2l.-The National
guard probably will have an en-
campment at Fort Bliss. Texas, in
the early part Of September, Adjdtant
Genery Henry II, Brown has an
nOunced.
lie added he had not finally made
arrangements for the encampment.
hut unless something unexpected
happened the states forces probably
would he ordered to cntram for Fort
Bliss at the time already stated He
..i ted 10 bc able to make n more
D' finite announcement soon.
The entire National guard-that is.
an that has been fedeHlly recognized
by that t.me-will he taken and will
get full pay at the regular army scale
for the II days Of the encampment.-
Albuquerque Herald.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
PARRISH AND GASSAWAY
ENTERTAIN BAPTIST w. VI. L

The Baptist ladies met ut Mrs. Par
rish'S home at al South Iron. Thurs.
day afternoon for the Missionary pro-
gram.
Subject-Prayer.
Ieader-MrS Frank Dunagan.
Song-"Sweet Hour Of Prayer"
Prayer-Mrs Dmngan
Scripture Lesson read ana discussed
10y Mrs. Strickland
Slogan-Lord - - us to Pray
l.uke11 Il.
w. NJ. T.. Emphasis on Praycr-MrS
DUNCAN.
Solo-"In the Secret tf His Pres
ence'-Mrs. Harley Martin
Answered Prayer'-Mrs. q. H.
Cooper
Unanswered Prayer"-Mrs. Martin
Sometime Somewhere" Mrs
Clifford and Mrs. Olsen.
Short story Illustrations ON TN
locking the door with the Key OF
Prayer" told by MeSdameS Siler.
Lowe. Crawley. Mcmillan AMI Miss
Snyder.
Song-"What Friend we have In
Jesus"
/ Prnyer-MrS Wcathcrred
At the conclusion Of the program
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostcSScs. Those present were
MeSdameS Crawlcy, Martin. Mcmillan
Olsen. Lowe, Strickland. Clifford. Dun.
agnn. Weatherred, Cooper, McClana-
han Daniels, Parrish. GaSsaway. Siler
and Miss Snyder.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
THE MAPTIST SUNBEAMS

The Sunbenms Of the Baptist
church were given "China Party" ut
the home Of Mrs. Harley Martin. $50
:. Silver, ON last Saturday afternoon.
Having just completed NOOK" n mis-
sion study book on China. each child
represented a character In the book.
Many Chinese curious aud embrodicr-
les formed the decorations Of the
rooms. After playing Chinese games.
the children enjoyed Fish Pond"
each drawing some Chinese souvenir.
Rice cakes and ice tea were served
with ice cream and other cakes.
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FIREMENs BALL BIG SUCCESS

The Fircmen'S ball last Saturday
night at the armory was n great sue
cess socially and financially There
was n large and orderly crowd Of
dancers present and the fund is richer
by $40. This fund is being buil' up in
order Ia indemnify the volunteei fire
'len who are. injured In fightirc fires
sufficiently to meet medical nttpN,ion.
IL Is also hoped that enough can be ne
cumulated to send Fire Chief Prrce
Hughes to the firemen'S convention 10
br held next October IL TO II az At
lanta. Ga. Fire Captain Dan Hatha-
way also expects to attend In order TO
absorb the lntest information In the
fire fighting line
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THAT ENCHILADA SUPPER

The Undersigned wishes to heartily
thank all the friends who bought tick.
cts and all who patronized the enchi-
lada supper last Thursday night We
are sorry that there seemed I'D be any
hitch I'm the service. hut th, crowd wa,
larger than was expected at the sai.
and our cook was unable 10 copc wi'N
the difficulty. Some of orr friends
We're compelled to leave without be-
ing served. for which we are very sOr-
ry. We will do better next time. We
increased our building fund a little
over $500.
II. VI. HARDWOOD.