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Evening star., 1921-08-11

CHIlDREN'S SOC MERCERIZED
LIsLE soCks-With assorted colored
few plain white and LOC
brown
sec wAsHABIE CRETONNEs -.
Yard-wide CretoHnes, light or dark
0ra oaspssy ssrRs or eu9 srf res as'fnl fu 25C
TWO YARDS OF ,2sc CURTAIN
SCRIM Yard wide, sheer quality.
!. white and ecru with various. o.
color floral and bird designs; ZCC
cut from full bolts e.. .sa..,
SOC, sTENCILED y GRASS RUGS
1sxss-inch size: double warp; vari-,
Gus colors;' oriental. sine- o.
dallion AMI neat border. de- 2Cs
signs % r,co, -. :. = y, =.
ssc AND soc, STAIR OR HALL
RUNNER-Reversible Napier eStair or
Hall Runner IS and 22h inches wide. in
spsen aussaty sss tan cut and from nfena fu Csc
Sec MiNUM SINK o.
sTRAINERs-Weli emade. ZOC
handy kitchen ,utensil -;
ct Paper; each roll contains ZSC
n'Grv %wo onef's Pans OF woMEs,s ase
some are scanned back. others are
seamless; some are nercerized, others
are not. They are slightly 0E
imperfect. not ALI sizes in the kOC
lot Limited quantity. .......
ORIENTA COFFEE-Fresh- a.
ly ground. one-pound pack ,ZSC
r "LiBBY's" YELLoW.s LING
PEACHES-One pound and az
fourteen 'ounce ZOC
THREE CANS OF TOMATO SOUP
s s%sSsNs Ts%aso Soup: Go 1Ssz-eaaes s : 25c
s1 Two woMEN,s isc vEsTs-Gauze
Vests, low neck and sleeve o.
less. crochet neck and ZOC
INFANTS, CoTToN HANiDIis o.
With crochet edges; size ZOC
months to years. .........
Soc THERMoMETERs- ''
Variety Of ZOC
Toilet Good. Dept.
SHAVING BRUSH AND CAKE OF .
SHAVING sOAP-One cake Of will
liams Shaving Soap and Shaving Brush
colIapsble style. good quail 1E
ity bristles; both LOC :
THREE CAKES OF Of TOILET ~
quality, large cakes. ........
SHOPPING BAGS-Strongly
large size, with riveted handle =.
Notion Dept.
THREE CARDS OF 1Oc AND ,12c
PEARL BUTTONS-Whites Pearl But
tons, assorted sizes from 16 ~ -
to 40 ligne; ,12, and on ZOC
BABY CARRIAGE CLAMPS-For Sc
sas'p5 sss II Sa':e' PINK 25C
Notion Dept. @t--S
SIX SPOOLS OF SEWING SILK
50-yard spools,.fn black only; ~
for machine or hand sew, ZOC
ing .s.. -Et-5
HANDKERCHIEF'S - Good ~
quality soft finish. well LOC
made 49,. ... r-fsS 4
WHITING PAPER-superior - =
:s:',s s'e :s;:s ;sss ss''s
THHEE PACKAGES, OF 25es
EN-VELO r ES-Tos match, Z9C
above writing papeD-s.. ......s
see PLAYING CARDS -
Good quality and finish .s..... Z0C
Stationery Dept.
TWO PACKAGES OF ~
SHAMPOO - Ainami Henna Z0C
Shampoo. Tax, 1c. ........
MEMS AND BOYS CUFF LINKS
Separable and soft cuff styles, a.
in an assortment of pretty Z0C
styles and shapes ........
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WOMEN'S Soc BRACELETS-Four
syiss s'ytas sIl1ss n'sa!on nss Shot ne%ts ssf 5c
made
COLGATE'S WEEKEND TOILET
PACkAGE-An assortment of trial
packages of Colgate's most
popular toilet requisites. sub! a.
stantially boxed for vacations ZOC
use. (Tax lc) ........; ~ -
THREE YARDS OF. lie and 19c
EsIBROIDERIEs-E broidery edging,
scanning; beading and beading
nainsook. neat - or open LOC
patterns :...........
ssc BLACK sEfaGE-36 inches wide.
. fast black: suit bic for az
bathing suits. boomers .or ZOC
ass sae STAMPED ssC:AiRFs AND 1e
CENTERs-stamped on tan ZOC
art crash, neat designs; 49,: ::
TOW E S-1Sx36- inch . size, ZOC
fast color red borders. .......
TWO YARDS OF zoe HUCK CRASH
All White Figured Huek 0Ec
scarlng or fancy work. -
sBOYS' sUSPENDERS-Good az
quality webbing. leather ends ZOC
ana MEN,s sSss'sa sac AND soc WASH TIES
Tubular and French seam shapes
plain colors. panel stripes. az
all-over stripes and embroid- ZOC
M MEMS ~ ssc AND soc sUsPENDERs-
row and wide, also heavy Z5C
oifs NEWS susRsnusl 4oc GARTERis.Brighton or
Paris Double Grip Pad Gar 0E
tiers. plain colors. -ine Isle; LOC
"GGIIns nIEHcHED PiIIiowcAsEs
s-45x36-inch size, hand torn AZ
and ironed. firm woven quail. @C
NY Two ;;, YARDS OF iBIEACHED i.
COT'TON-36 inches wide, a. 0E
fine close woven. soft-hnish. IOl
s1 Two YARDS OF UNBiEAcHED
SHEETTNG COTTON - 10
inches wide, a heavy, round A.
thread quality: for making Loo
So WHITE ABLE GIL 0S.>
CLOTH-seconds of stand kOC.
ard asa1n suaiity yo,o1,,-a7 :a1;,,.a;7..ii inchea g.
wide. heavy twill quality 2C
for mems and boys pants, etc
AMOsKEAGs A.. G. A. BED a0E
NCKING-32 inches 1vide, AOC
W15Eassa DRESS GiNGHAMs-se :fs; HANS inches wide.
in. a large assortment OF
checks. stripes. plaids and a.
plain colors; fihe, soft-hnish @C
au two YARDS OF DRESS GinGHAMs
-27 inches wide. in plaidA .0E~
checks and stripes; mill ends. kOC
! ia Tan n PoNGEn--ss POI inches wide..a yarn
mercerized Quality; for mems AE
) and boys 3 Shtrts, women's k0Gs
s waists and dre6ees. -. @. 8, ~
WHITE O. GA N DIE-40 4,
inches wide. an extra fine, ,s.<1k
sheer quality for waists and AOCa
dresses
SassS S!s:' ssHss zs':: ssss:sz 25c
wi WHITE NovELTY STRIPE WAIST
s::: s::s: 'sssi: s;s. ss
WHITE E.syOILES-40 inches: ~
wide: a, fine, sheer. two-rly A0I :
. quality: for waists and dresseS- -
COLORED OfafzANDf .~-S9
inches wide; a. ME, 4; sheer ~
quality In allsWHnted street AOC
and evening Shade1 1.........
SBL ACK AND w HITE
ssssT ;ssss: s!ts' :. sDssss: sss'si.s: 25c>
dresses and skirts. ........
PRINTED vOILEs-36 and 50 inches
wide; light grounds; In a.
beautiful assortment of new ZOC
checks; extra fine, sheer quality
PLAIN C0LORED CHIFFON
vOILEs-44 inches wide: a hne,. sheer
quality, in q good assort- a.
ment of street and evening AOC
\
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Genuine Palm Beach Suits

Every suit bears the
genuine Palm Beach Z
label and is tailored in
a manner that assures Z
shapeliness and per-
manent satisfaction. Go
terms to choose from, ii
colors. All regular sizes
irect Entrance from X Street.
Evening star., 1921-08-11

WOMEN'S $500 HOSE-Thread Silk
propstitch Hose, in gray,
brown and navy; all per- d nn
feet quality. Mostly all - .UU
sizes
THREE PAIRS OF WOMEN's 55c
HOSE-Full-fashion Summer-weight
Lisle Hose. in black and a N1nR
few whites. in almost - .UU
every wanted size. ..-..
BLOOMERS-Silk and Cotton Pink
Boomers; fine grade, dou- O. nn
BILE and single elastic: re- 10 .Uu
iEfCrced. All sizes.
CORSET COVERS White lingerie
cloth, trimmed with val Ct IN
lace insertions and dainty ID .UU
E:edalllons; all sizes.
fWOMEN's EXTRA SIZE GOWNS
Fine muslins round, neck
and set-in sleeves; lace G1 nA
and embroidery edginss; D .W
fult CUT.
EXTRA SIZE BLOOMERS-Batiste
Bloomers, in pink. with CT nA
dainty ruff1ed knee; rem ID .UU
forced; full cut.
s1.5O PINK SATEEN PETTI-
COATS - Fine qua lity; CT ~
straight line: hemstitched ID .UU
and scalloped ............
$1.58 TABLE ASK 70-inch
Extra Fine Imported Mer- Ct M
cerized Table Damask, sDl ."y
as sorted patterns. ........
& $1.25 TO $1.59 TABLE CLOTHS
Mercerized Damask Pat-
. tern Table Cloths; mill CT M
seconds; sizes 5Sx5S and % l.UU
5Sx6S inches ...........
S140 LACES-36 and AZ Inch Silk
Radium, Shadow and Chantilly All-oVer
Net and Lace, in brown, d M
gray, navy and black. coin % .UV
dots or floral designs.
BOYS $3.50 TO $3.50 PAJAMAS-
. Kaynee One-piece Pajamas. of high
count percales, madras and C1 M
Eden cloth: sizes to 10 Ol .UU
years
BOYS $I.s5 ALL-LINEN WASH
PANTs-In tan; also all CT M
linen gray crash: broken D .UU
sizes from to Is years.
BOYS, 81 so TO $1.ss GOLF CAPS
In large and small shapes. CT IN
taped, scanned and leather % .UU
sweatbands .............
CHILDREN's s1.5O TO $500 HIGH
AND Low SHOES-Of white canvas;
broken sizes from Sh to O.. M
/. (None fitted no ex- D .UU
changes and no refunds).
Sl.25 AND $1.so TENNIS OxFORDs-
Women's, Boys and Children's Tennis
Oxfords, in brown. white CT M
and blacki sizes from ss . .UU
to and tot. .......... =
CoLORED CREPE DE CHINE-ss
inches wide, d f1rm-wov quality, in
a large assortment of wanted
street and evening shades. d M
incl u ing white and ~ .UU
Dlack
S2OO STENCILLED GRASS RUGS
g ft.x6 It. size, double warp, O. M
medallion. floral and nov M .UU
. city designs .............
FIFTEEN 12Mc STAIR TREADs-s
6x1S-inch Corrugated Rub d 4. ~
ber Stair Treads, various ID .UU
designs ..........-...--
EIGHT YARDS OF MOSQUITO NET
TING-Adam's make. IS inches wide. in
white, black and green; o. M
fun b oits Of eight sDl. .UU
yards ............-.....
Evening star., 1921-08-11

The machine recently perfected for
transmitting Photographic records over
q telephone wire 10 to be used by the
police departments in Europe for send
By this means. when a man Is arrested
in Paris, for instance 1t will be possible
simultaneously to dispatch his finger
prints to London. Rome and other cities,
may have regarding previous convic-
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Es:$ ~: VIII Eli 81: T.; E:s;T s::ssT SOC
cutting
: rs2ss:. ssas; sa:s..':".': :.:;s oo~I'Dn SOC
s2s: :'as %isss Ss :as' ana 'ss ss"aS Az Soc
models .'... go.
BOYS $1.O0 OvERALLS- En-
Union made; sizes and OUC
' BoYs, ssc BLoUsEs-Good Quality
sss sssss' seo's s''s boS'ss Soc
THREE YARDS OF PERCALEs-ss
inches wide, light grounds, En
in checks. stripes. dots, fig- OUC
ures and plain colors. .........
WHITE I'M MPO n r e d CHIFFON
vOILEs-40 inches wide; a EA
very fine. sheer. two-ply quail OVC
"g THREE YARDS OF HIrE
GALATsA CLOTH-32 inches En
wide. a heavy twill quality; OUC
for MILDLY blouses. s...........
THREE YARDS OF WHITE PA
JANA CHECKs-ss inches
wide. q close-woven- soft IN
finish grade. for undergar- 0UC
WHITE GABARDiNE-as inches
sss',y s'ss ser oasp'sss s1s';ss Soc
Nv WaiTE PiaUE-ss inches en
wide. in woven pin welts; sJ(yC
heavy, firm quality. ........
WHITE OR A DI E-40 En
inches wide. a very fine. sheer, OUC
transparent quality: :.
inches vide. the = sty1ishs % En -
white fabric for jumper 0UC
sssss WHITE NOVELTY voiIn WAIST.
.sssst .ssas two,p1s ansns' ausiy w.di IN nery fine
white embroidered designs, sue
TAN SILK PONGEE-3s a
inches wide, heavy grade: Snc
RIBBoNs-Pisia- satins, MORE satin
stripe with fancy edge: also
brocades, four Md one-haH En
TO six inches wide. in every OUC
'Iis cH1ISREs's snrs' ;i.se ID 4; HIGh AND Low
SHOES-S6me are 'mismates;
sizes from 4 4S5to 3. (None 20
ftted. no exchangss and no OUC
reseSs WoM2s;s Low SHOES oxsords
and pumps; not this seasons styles. but
good quality shoes; sizes IN Pn
to 3h only tNone fitted. no sCUC
PLE1TiNa sASD sASDinG-sanr.,
pie lot Of Pfeatfng and Band "a
Ing in georgette. organdy and SOC
= %eisns,s ) es S,s s9S5sa1ssS 9 sM1lsi;, house.
:s;s.;s S. ;;s:; s:'.,1:s:; ':ss; ;:i ;:i soc
caaIDREs': anin nsss HANDBAss-Novelty.
silks apA leather, in many pretty:
shapes ana styles; miniature IN
Z reproductions Of, grown-up s1UCy
y WsoMEH,s ! sHoPpiNG HAss-sinl- iii
grim styles black water En ii.
proof leather finish; large, sSyFC..
roony shapes, cretonne lined, -
- Leather Goods Dept. sssss
s1.oO FANCY METAL sss
@ r % l. D8-Novelty effects. kfAsEr
we'll made; variety of pretty QUO
sWOMEN,s siseo WHITE HAND
BAGS-white, and black and En
white kid effects. neatly OUC
W0MEN,s re WHITE KID BELTS
With Mother Of Pearl buckles, En
well made, soft-6nish leather. QUO
stylish buckles ...-... =. s-.ss.az
: PUFF B0xEs-or !. Hair IN
Receivers, fine white ivory SvyC
!. finish. large pleading shapes. I
Sl.OO NOVELTY BEAD NECKLACES
Fine quality cut crystal RI
effects, in variety Of eoiors 3VC
and STYLES
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BOYS WHITE KNIT UNION SUITS
i: sss45 asS ssss s9s SOC
LIE ears
HAIR BRU H ES-Good
uality bristles, variety IN
of styles and shapes, well OVBC
TWO MEMS 35c LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEFS-Full size, good IN
quality sheer linen, hem .NkC
stitched borders ......
THREE PACKAGES OF 25c PAPER
NAPKIN S-Good quality IN
White Crepe Napkins, one eOjIC
hundred in package. .....
Stationery Dept.
Evening star., 1921-08-11
Any Article at $1.OC

, sI.So BED PILLoWsILarge size, -
vii Win sterilizsd feash- Sl.Ws
TWO CHILDREN's WAIST SUITS Il
NaInsook Waist suits, low neck.
sleeveless and knee pants,
with garter attachment, o. nn 4.
sizes :, 5, 10 and II years. - n"
only
WOMEN'S $I.5O UNION. SUITS
'Meroue" Summer-weight Union Suits.
low neck, sleeveless and tight anu
loose knees, in pink ana O. M
white, not in each styre. .W
Perfect quality -.
COLORED LINENS inches wide, a
pure linen quality; the cblors are WIS
TARA, light blue; pink. C1nn
old rose, lavender, reseda, - L ."D
etc -
SEAMLESS BLEACHED SHEETS.
S1XsV-lnch size. a1uil uoq- Ct on
Bile bed size; perfect quai- IN"
n.y.
TEN YARDS OF LONG o. 90
CLOTH-5U inches wide, - .tVp
nne, Soft-tiniSh quality b..
HEAVY TIN WASH BOILERS-with
wood handles and tight O. nn
fitting covers; No. sDt ."y
size.
ALUMINIUM COOKING KETTLE p
With bail handle and H1 M
Sosel, o-QQdII al II
size
MEMS s1.50 UNION sUITs-"Fault-
less make Athletic Union Suits, made
of satin stripe madras. full o. IN
blouse back. insuring per- y EUU 7
feet fit; sizes "a TO A..
MEMS $I.25 HALF HOSE-rOnyx"
Pointex Thread Silk Half Hose, full
reinforced sole and toe of So i. 4 81 .
ccrdovan and navy blue SI.UU I
n MEMS s1..s ovERAiLs-of heavy
graae blue denim; fun .-S -
double stitched at AL 90 On
wearin points, bib D .NU I
COTY'S L'ORIGAN OiS CHYPRE EX- :
RACT-F Full strength. O. M Z
tPlease bring bottle. TAX. Ol.w
ieiS sa1W nIi wuMES.s SuhNg .a1 asSpkERcHIrrs
Pure Linen Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, in white and colored effects. 4.
daintiiy emhreidered; "a CT IN
hemstitched borders.
wOMEN'S LEATHER HANDBAGS
Also Vanity Books and Purses. in
black and colors; va ynn
riety of up-to-date styles 0I.~
CHI LDREN'S UMBRELLAS-Good
quality fast black rainproof covers:
nea neatly y. msas nesss si.ss assors@eas a9 81 M
of pleasing handles.
$I.5O PEARL BEAD NECkLACEs-.
Assorted. styles. 20-inch size; good "
quality French pearl Cf No.
beads; graduate style, MI lHt Z
with solid gold clasp.
DORIN's ROUGES AND a nh
s,9 SoMPAcTs NJ Ns1 ;Tl4 Large e sa.es1Iw >
WOMEN'S UP TO 900 NECK
WEAR-Of lace, net and organdie, in
white ecru and colors,
consisting of collars, col o. m
Ia. ana cur sets and ves- nj Hv
UP TO $500 BOUDOIR o. M
CAPS-In pink and blue. - "b
NeckWeaf Dept.
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High School Notes

In spite of the long distance and
cold weather the game last Saturday
was we'll attended by the students Of
both F. H. S. and A. H. S. AL
though our boys put up a splendid
fight, they were defeated by II score
Of % to 0. However, we are not
in the least discouraged, and are
quite confident that in our game with
Gonzaga College, which will be
staged on Baggett's field on Satur-
DAY, October 90, there will be an
other victory for A. H. 5. This
college has very strong team and
a snappy game may be expected.
The program for our weekly as,
senbiy which was held on Wednes-
day follows: Prayer, Mr.. knight,
"Star-Spangled Banner" The School;
Story telling, The Man Without a
Country, Vinita Smith; Vocal solo,
Japanese Love Song" by Gwen
dclyn Canes with Louise Anderson
as accompanist; Recitation. Virginia
Wilkins; Reading. Walter Nails.
On Thursday afternoon was held
the first meeting Of the Athletic As
ISOLATION. Mr.. Hayden presided
over the meeting. The following Of
ficers were elected for the year:
President. Jack Pohl; vice president,
Nancy Wattles; Secretary, Virginia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-15
Camp Humphreys Notes

Mrs. Roscoe C. Crawford, Mrs.
Raymond Fl. Moses and Mrs. Mar
shall J. Noyes were hostess at the
"The Sportif" held at the Log
Cabin" on October 18th. The lead
ing feature Of the days program was
the playing of the ladies tennis;
finals. Mrs. James a. Woodruff and
Mrs. Edwin P. Ketchum played
singles, Mrs. Woodruff winning,
This leaves one more match to be
PLAYED between Mrs. Woodruff and
Mrs. William H. Holcombe. Mems
preliminary singles and trap shoot
ing were also features Of the pro-
gram.
Major General and Mrs. Mason
n. Patrick gave a dinner to num-
Der of their friends Of the post on
Wednesday evening October 18th
Major and Mrs. Edward B. Macon
gave a dinner on Thursday evening
October 14th to a number of Off
GERS and ladies Of the post in honor
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THE ALE1ANDRlA GAZETTE, SATURDAY. OCTORER Is 1921

AND WHEREAS A modification
of existing regulations for the opening
Of these drawbridges approved by the
Secretary Of War on June Z, 1915 as
regards vessels haoitually passing
through the drawspan will reduce the
number Of openings.
NOW THEREFORE In order that
all interested parties may be given
an opportunity to be heard, a public
hearing will be held in the United
States Engineer Office, Room $50 Old
Land Office Building, 9Th and f SITS,
Northwest, Washington, D. c., at 200
o. IN. Friday afternoon, October Is,
1921. Oral statments will be heard.
but for accuracy of record important
facts and arguments should be sub
mitted in writing to this office prior
to the hearing.
VI. C. TYLER,
Major, Corps Of Engineers,
U. S. Army
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Steele: treasurer, Eugene Jackson;
publicity editor, John Fowler; Cheer
Leaders. Richard Wright, Harold
Baggett, Nancy Wattles, Dorothy
Hinton and Marion Dienelt. Get
your athletic ticket, come help the
team TO win!
A physical training course was
begun this week under the direction
of Mrs. r. c. Hayden. The elias.
ses are held every Thursday and Fri
day afternoon. Those who can do
50 should take this course as they
will find it both interesting and help
full.
A reception will be given Friday
evening. October ID, by the Faculty
and Senior Class to the new teachers
and students.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

United States Engineer Office, $50
Old Land Office Building, Washington,
D. c., October 10, 1921.
WHEREAS The Secretary Of War
has good reason to believe that incon-
venience and loss are caused the pub
and the United States mails by the
frequent openting Of the drawspans
in the Highway Bridge and the Penn
sylvania Railroad bridge crossing the
Virginia Channel of the Potomac Riv-
er at Washington, D. c.,
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merged into 4 divorce a vinculO mat
rimonii, and for general relief.
It appearing BY an affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Thomas
Kennedy is nonresident Of this
State: II is Ordered, That said de-
PENDANT appear here within ten days
after due publication Of this order,
and do what is necessary to protect
his interest III this suit.
Charles Henry Smith, 2. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
12l-iwp Clerk.
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VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ration Court of the City of AleXan-
dria, on the 10Th day of May, 1921.
Margaret Z. Kennedy. complainant
vs.. Thomas Kennedy, defendant. In
Chancery No. 1891.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
q divorce Il mensa ct tnoro from the
defendant on the ground OF wilful de-
sertion and abandonment without Just
cause or excuse from the goth day Of
November, 1918 until the present
tine. and at the proper time to be
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DIED

GREINER-On Friday, October IA,
1921, at his residence, 1O8 North
Washington street, ISAAC l..
GRE1NER, beloved husband of
Eva Greiner, aged forty-eight
wears. Funeral from his late resi-
dence Monday, October IT, at 2 p.
Relatives and friends invited to
attend. 246-lc
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of Colonel and Mrs. Edward R.
s5chreiner who are soon to leave
for duty at Fort Crook, Nebraska.
Among those present were Lieutcn-
ant Colonel and Mrs. John B. Hug
gins. Colonel higgins succeeds Col
onel Schreiner as Chief Of the Med.
zeal Service at the Station Hospital.
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HOTEL RAMMEL

SPECIAL SUNDA1 DINNER, sl.00
Lettuce Tomato-French Dressing,
or Onion and Olives
Fruit Cocktail
or Blue Point on Half Shell
Roast Chicken-Home Dressing
or Fried Oysters With Bacon
Mashed Potatoes
Candiea Sweets-Asparagus on
Toast
New Lima Beans
Home Made Vanilla Ice Cream and
Cake,
Home Made Apple or Prune Pie
Coffee Tea Milk
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Mr.. Charles NJ. Jones, Of this city,
is visiting in Hagerstown, Nd, and
Berkeley Springs, West Va.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-31
GRADUATING EXERCISES OF
LUNA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL

Last Friday night at the Majestic
theatre the 1921 graduating class of
the Luna County High School received
their diplomas from the hands OF Su.
perintendent II. ID. Martin following a
most enjoyable program. The Rev.
Fuller Smith, ID. ID. OF III Paso made
the address OF the evening taking
"Normalcy' as his subject. This he ex-
panded into thoughtful theme with
''poise" as the attribute TO be gained
for those just starting In life in order
to win success and happiness.
The Rev. Kenneth Houlder gave the
invocation. The musical program was
furnished by the Deming orchestra, the
high school girls glee club, and the
high school girls sextette.
Those who were graduated are !:
Emily Ann Berry, Pearle Birchfield,
Mary Ellen Clark, ImOgene Crosby,
Doris Minnie Doderer, Nell Lee Glib
son, Lillian Allegro Holiday, Elizabeth
Clara Johnson, Bess Latimer, Reina l..
Munson, Sara Pauline Nauss Eunice
Katherine Rogers, Gladys Emmerite
Welsh, P0stelle Cooper. Bert Lloyd
Ehrman, Davis Simpson Elliott, II. FL
more Inmon. Hubert ii. Ruebush, Earl
C. Sipe, Claude Wallace Stump, John
Merritt Kelly.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-31
ASSOCIATION FOR
BANKHEAD HIGHWAY
TO PULL FOR SOUTHERN ROUTE
Advertisinr Campaign Proposed and
Dead With Southern California
Auto Club For Signing Road

An association was formed last Satur-
day In Douglas, Arizona by delegates
from the various cities along the Bank.
head Highway to promote travel along
that transcontinental route. There
were more than fifty delegates present
representing nine cities of New Mexico
and Arizona bisected by the highway
ID. O. Snodgress represented Demlng
and was elected member Of the board
OF directors. The chief points Of dis
cussion and OF action were In regard
to advertising the rou,e and signing
IL 80 that It could be followed by tou
lists unfamiliar with the route. The
next convention will be held at Tucson
Arizona, the second Monday next
February.
The members are OF the opinion that
lack OF publicity has initiated against
the use OF the highway by tourists whc
are routed over other routes because
of the terrible" desert conditions Of
west Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and
southern California. As in the days
when the Gadsen purchase was mad,
10 give the first overland stages d
route open the year around, so II is to
day the only transcontinental motor
road that is never blocked by winter
conditions.
The matter OF signing the road Is d
comparatively simple one. The auto
mobile club Of southern California has
offered to do the work II the cOmmu
mites benefited will pay for the mate
rial and maintain the signs after beinl
placed in position. Deming, as well a'
III PasO and other nelghboring cities
has promised 10 meet the conditions. i
Is hoped To connect the signs witt
lIillsboro, Hot Springs, Socorro, Mag
dalena as well as east and west ON th'
Bankhcad. Demlng's command OF IL,
passes of the country Is wonderful
aud n great aSset 10 the community.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-31
TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION MEET

The Luna County Taxpayers Asso-
citation met Monday evening at the
Deming Club for the purpose OF con-
sidering the matter Of collecting the
comty's share OF the reimbursement
fund provided by the last legislature
for the holders Of the Santa fe rail-
road aid bond. A careful brief has
been prepared by County Clerk Pierce
Hughes as basis Of the claim. This
claim was verified by a committee con
sisting of Joe Kelly, ]. A. Mahoney, A.
w. Pollard. Clyde Earl Ely and L. X.
Vallandigham.
IL /, probable that Mr.. Kelly and Mr..
Hughes will present this claim with
supporting evidence before hearing
~ n special commission TO meet In
santa Fe May 3. Mr.. Kelly Is able to
verify signatures that run well back
into the eighties. having known many
countv officials who served when Luna
sTaty vas Fart = oFsAt esuasy'