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Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
CHAUTAUQUA MAILS
BIG HIT IN DEM|NG
In Spite Of Opposition Splendid Work
Of the Chautauqua Is Being Done
Through Efforts Of Boosters.
PROGRAM is ONE OF THE BEST
Opens at the Baptist Tabernacle With
Largest Preliminary Seat Sale In
History of Movement Here.

Don't forget that the chautauqua
program starts this afternoon. Ar.
nngcments have been completed for all
0f the attractions 10 be held at the Zap.
tist tabernacle. Following Is the pro.
gram:
Afternoons Building A Communl-
ty,' Evenings American Ideals"
FIRST DAY
Afternoon-G) The Oakley Con.
cert Company. Concert; (2) Mr.. Ed
ward TuminSon, Lecture, the Value
Of the Individual"
fNight-(3) Mr.. Edward T'omllnsOn
lecture, Americas Political Ideal; (I)
The Oakley Concert Company, Concert
SECOND DAY
Afternoon (5l The Chnutauqua Di
rector. Lecture, "A Community Pro
gram" (0) The Emerson Winters
Frank Avail Company. concert; (D
MisSMarybelle la Hatte-In Pro
gram Of Stories for Young and Old
The Opening of the Junior Citizenshll
Campaign; (S) Miss Marybelle In
Organization of Young Amer.
lea" Club.
Night--(DD The Chauinuque Direc.
tor. Lecture. Americas Social Ideal -
C10) The Emerson Winters-Frank
Avail Company. Concert.
THIRD DAY
Afternoon 1D "Americans-All." ="
Detachment. Concert and Entertain
ment, (from the Recruit Educational
Ccutors OF the l.. :. Army Larry
Gwecke, Entertainer; C12) Harry Hib-
Schman, LII. d., Lecture, Community
CO-Oepration.
Night-G3) Harry EIibschman, LII.
d.. Lecture Americas Industrial
Ideal :" 14) "Americans-All' De
tachment, Concert and Entertainment.
From the Recruit Educational Cen
tcrs OF the u. ). Army Larry Gwecke
Entertainer.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15

The firm Of RoSch and Liupold is en-
gagged In packing up the bar that has
been idle these many long. dry months
IN the old Brewrv saloon on Gold Ave.
The elaborate mahogany furniture j.
he sent TO Phoenix, Ariz., for the fur
nishing of a soft dring emporium Ye
gods. what fate But IL is 20 be re-
memberod that many Of those who once
rested their feet on the brass rail In
the old brewery are now tapping up
these same despised soft drinks or
worse, O, very much worse,
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
CHURCH BASKET BALL LEAGUE

BY defeating the MethodiSts 10 TO
, the Presbyterian- Episcopal team re-
gained the League leadership. Fast
guarding held the MethodiSts to one
field goal.
The Baptists won from the Chris
tian by large margin. The Christian
team has diShanded and last night for
reited their last game to the Presby,e-
rian-Episcopal.
This leaves one game 10 he played.
The Prcsbyterian-Epis and Bap-
lists teams will play this probably Fri.
day evening a. preliminary for the
High SchOol-El F1so Girls game.
Standing Of teams:
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
WHY NOT A DEMING BANDg

Deming has plenty OF accomplished
musicians and this talent should be util-
lied in band and orchestra organi-
zation. The willingness Of number
Of these musicians to play has been
frequently expressed of late and Il
would seem that all that is needed Is
Il leader 10 start the organization go
ing. Once started II would not lack for
support The subject has been fire.
quenty discussed In a most favorable
way. Why not get busy?
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
LOCAL RKnEFS

4. W Pollard. who has been very Ill
with severe cold, Is reported 10 be-
rapidly improving.
SIR and Mrs. Fred sherman left the
city this morning for motor trip to
Los Angeles, Calf They win be gone
but Il short time Mr.. sherman having
some business Affairs to attend 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Bixler left the
city this morning for Lexington, H.,
where their daughter. Mrs. r. A. Mof-
felt is reported to be very IN following
the birth Of a child last saturday.
Miss Jack Tracey, VINO is employed
at Columbus Is n visitor In the city.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
sNODGREss MOTOR co. SALES

The Snodgress Motor Company seems
to have no trouble In getting the bust
ness these days. Sales for the past
week include j. n. Parker OF wilma,
Buick roadster; Howard Alley Of Clo-
verdale. Dodge roadster; o. Weather
wax OF Hachita. Buick roadster: Lieut..
II. II. Hendricks Of San Francisco, Cal
IT,, Buick roadster; Charles Mollen-
copt of Fort Bayard, Dodge roadster.
Lieut. Hendricks writes IN ordering his
car that he expects TO make Deming his
homo.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15

For the benefit Of those who have
wondered at the whereabouts Of the
post office lemon pie which was so
cleverly displayed by l.. r. Whitmore
In the j. A. Mahoney Co. store. we beg
TO advise that said pie gound final
resting place on the desk OF our cs-
tcemed contemporary, Major Clyde
Earl Ely.-Dcming Headlight.
Not final" The pie was found on
the majors desk hut he sent II to Mr.
Tucker for whom Il was evidently, in
tended At that there might have
been rough ON rats In the pastry.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
The Chauauqua Starts Today-Don't Miss 1t Ez
SCHOOL ELECTION WILL BE
HELD ON APRIL 4. Mex

Three new members OF the school
board will be elected to take the place
Of three members retiring ON account
OF the expiration Of their terms OF Of
flee. The retiring members are J. A.
Mahoney. ]. q. Cooper and ]. e. Wat
son. II is understood that they are all
candidates for reelection. II Is re-
ported that there will be other candl-
dates in the field. These must he nom
mated next week In order to go ON the
ballot.
Mrs. f. u. vickers and Mrs. o. II.
Cooper are the holdover members OF
the board.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
LOCAL BRIEFS

/. Amer OF Fort Bayard was a week
end visitor In the city.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Ice OF Barstow,
Texas. arrived IN the city yesterday to
yist with Mr. and Mrs. J. ID. Ramsey.
The law firm OF Fielder and Fiielder
has removed from the offices on Pine
street 10 new quarters In the Baker
block on East Spruce. Dr. Janet Reid
has moved also from lis +. Spruce
to 116 Il. Spruce.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
BOOSTERS WILL MEET FRIDAY
INSETAD OF NENT THURSDAY

Owing to the date conflicting with
the chautauqua the booster meeting
scheduled for next Thursday evening
has been moved up to Friday evening.
5 o'clock at the armory.
Considerable interest has been mai
tested In the proposed organization
which hopes 70 create better spirit or
cooperation In thee ommunity.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
STANDING OF CHECKER SHARKS
REMODELING OF HER HUSBAND

"The best Dosothy Gish picture IN
months" That's what they're saying
about "Remodering Her Husband" It's
one of those matrimonial camedies in
which the man gets the worst Of it.
The women will eat 1t alive. And
they'll make the men come along too
"Wednesday and Thursday. March 10
and IL, at the Majestic Theatre.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
ST. PATRICK's DANCE

Don't forget the big ST. Patrick :
dance at the Armory Thursday mite.
the 18th. Music furnished 10y John
sons Four There will also be Lucky
Number Prize Waltz.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15
MASS MEETING

A mass meeting will he held at the
Chamber of Commerce next Friday az
3 30 y. m. Tor the purpose OF nominal
ing three school directors for School
District No. /.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15

Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Sanders and little
daughter, Dorothy, and Mrs. Kenneth
Van Alta motored 10 III Paso last Fri
dav.
Deming graphic., 1921-03-15

The litter Alger girl has just recov
cred from a severe cold.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

y Ottawa, Oat-Ia IN uAooeeoos1al
attempt to save his 0-yoasss1 das0h-
tsr. Lasra. Th0uas TooAsy. ~ IS.
and tAres other uaenesfs q ~ tan
ny were 0ownsd In Otter lake. LAura,
the youngest, wadsd beyoad Aee ospth
while bathing . few fest freo shess.
Kathleea aad Dorothy. tryiag - Reach
Laura. soon got beyond tAslr 0sps1l
and sank. Mr.. TOehsy aaA HI eco.
Bernard. who were nearby, j000e1 ~
to the water and swan = WAsrs the
Siris had disappeared. Thy soeceeded
In briagtng them to the sUffAes. b1t
were unable 10 conduct thso safely
to the shallow waters. They Am sank
together.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18
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asd han 1RaeSing. half carrying Ais
1aoe0 es0pooeea.
He w. ~ vesy clear h bis ewn
MIND what - = next. bat the nat.
~ vas sstlie1 fer hin Unexpectedly.
DaS0ly haA ~ 81 into IL drawing.
Feeo, WAeo ~ 1eof opsosd and The
Sisl rsshs1 II.
Vet I'M away at eaes." ~ erssd.
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b. ~ What absst yeer
~ seaaosa hse fsse iaeausaeiy.
IN ~ slGAe-abssluesly at siGAG
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= - aOoo0. "1Aag ~ - hsss ct
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- 1sss. - tsOstAsr thsy forced
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1AhAssss vsor." saia H1sA witA
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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

III stx o'clock teaigAt 1t IA Dsrases
stssst: asa II 70 pssslbse, nlsAt svea
~ probable. sAssld tAey turn - b.
tAea, that I shall ~ 1nd u nseoo-
sasy to kiil yoa."
Hugh GRAINED. "Your kindly fse.
bearaacs anasss ne" ~ crssd.
'sAosld they not arrive By thsn.
shall b. put to ths iscoavsaisacs q
takias them, aud In that eass-nueh
- I regret it-yea may have to b
killed. You're sueA an Aggressive
youns man. Captain DssnmssA-aAd.
I fsar. net very tactful." He speke
regretfully, drawing % his gisvss
then a. he got to the dosr hs paused.
TIN afraid that ny words Will ~
have much effect" b remarked, ''ksa
the episode last night did appeal t.
ne. I would like to spare yoa-l
would really. It's Q sign of weakness,
my young TREAD. which I view With
amassmsat-but nevertheless, It d
there. 30 b warned in time. Return
my property 70 Dsrnefs street. and
leave England Ter . few noaths." His
eyss seemed to burn into The seldisrs
brain. "You are neddling u a6aiss. y
b. went On gsatly, "of the danger q
which you have 10 conesptisa. 4 -
In the searbox Of Q mstoe.car wsal1
b. . sess6ee proposition for . li1a
issurasce tAan ysa will be-if 30
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

10y nsse have ~ bssy. u eesrss.
Il might have bess ~ "a, w waa
jsst hGAt1ag ssotAse dsarstts frso
he stuoD e tAs ~ sas.
Al lsagtA Petsessa speke. -
young 0as q dash M tsoessamsat,"
~ saiA sssielly. IL viii - . Pity
b lese him"
"why ~ kssp HIN asA Iass ~
gisir' yswnsd lfna. n think hs
might a0uee me-"
I'VE have always our dear Hsasy
u esosldss." answered Pstsssea.
"Apparsaeiy tAs Oh appeals = hin.
I'm afraid. lfna. hs1l have - -
and Ct secs. -. :"
The speaker WAS tapping his isft
kaee softly With bis hand; save for
that slIgAt novsmsat ~ at - u
aothiss hsA happsosd. And Ut ten
Dinstes bsfsrs Q carefully planned
comp had faiisd ct the Instant q
ssecssa. Evsa bis most fearless ae.
conp,iess had bssn known TO co.,
tees tat Petsrsoa's inhunaR calnneAs
sent cold shivess down their backs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18
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ade Of Britain
months I -
the holder q
q I've WilliG0
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earl nOcklaco and no
Are at pcooooe
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~ Dsehse-Sesa ~ rang ~ ~.
"Jansa." - Fsaashe1 - ~ ~.
eat eAne b: ~xsu1 bseeee Asv
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Aoa1ase . tsa0A DsQoss1eisAs *
1000 ~. assosssa ~ sReAAG
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1sse nals tAso lssk ssuaA.
AnOA walbs1 e1iekiy aSsaG ~ pass.
~ = ~ ses0 WAees ~ 0sl3eo.
alre ~ = ~.
-Hsw ~ ~ Sssaaasr ~ Dssa-
ose1 eAses10lly.
n nm sease1 ct M Uacouoee.
hss1laGly. 80 GAssk ~ hsaA.
De ~ roosalbee last aiehar
H1gA esatiavsA. spsaktng vssy saewiy
I'D 61seiaetiy. TAsa . ss66sa No
seTaek IN ~ - Dsllsd ~ sesao e
paDee 81 q ~ eass. Dc yea ~
neabse si0nlAg tl,atr
~ Q WAlle ~ nan leoked Ct 4;
tAsa WttA . sso6sa csy e fear ~
sAsaAk away.
NE. "a" ~ 1uttsFed. NJ agaia."
HHgA AssTss1ly replaced tAs papsR.
"DaA brsak - ~ past. "a bsan: ~
evi1satly re0e0bee rather teo veil.
M ssits I'll rigAt" ~ esatinusA ~
sss1giaSiy: me 80 will hurt ysu."
TAsa 4fsss Q pavse-"ls yssr sans
Hiram g. Rstssr'
Ths naa nsd1sd his head aouhtfui.
y and suffered "Hiran Poets" ooes
Of twice. - II tAe words seuAdsA
familiar.
DO yea rs0eabsr driving u q
aosss car hast sisAtr' persisted Hugh.
Bat what httls Aash q rsnem.
brancs had plsrcsd The drug esovaed
bsaia seemed to lave parsed; the
man soly stared dasedly at Tie spsak.
q. Dssmnoad tried him with q few
more luestiees. bat Il was NO uss,
and after Q while - ct W and mevsd
toward ~ 4ooe.
'Dsa't ysu worry. "a 49," b md
With Q e0iIs. We'll have ~ tunp-
~ abese uke . two-ysarssA b .
coa0ss q AayA"
Thsa ~ Dauss1: ~ lsas vas IN.
eeatly 0ytag = ~ 0oostAiaG. WHAT
= Il ~ wsAtr H1OA Isast ssse
H. ~.
.psAess. taAose." ralneiy ~
vsedD eaOe. 80 sAsa. VIA Q -,
- w beeh saAa1e1sa.
VIA . ss.n a0alo DsUoose1
wNteAsd ~ nseisaless 1gufA
~ sfsaiA." - ~ half aissl
~tAat yss'so ratAss Ne yssr ns>1eal
atteaAaat. Ter soly esat1iboeica -
~ s0AssV e Daes kDewIsdss b
eenseAlae k1sW alsse1y."
H Wsae ~ - 0ulstiy elsssd ~
Asee. Asd - - Pe-seteesd bic ~.
tiAe>esosa ~ fooo1 ~ servant snnd-
~ Dselsalea beAloa - e ~ e.
tains watching ~ sesest bsasw.
1Asfe1 . 0aa, ~" - rs0asAed
vieAsse tusaias afs1o1. "vatcAisS ~
AsssA"
NJ . ososat HsSA sessa sesll.
ffswalas. nsa - ave . sAsst
lassA. '@TAs asvs1 tAsse ~" ~ ~
narted. ~ OA0s ~ bsgus h
eAnsee ~ verify Woss1se. witA ~
~ alne De11eD - - rsr peDse
~. svea q Q eona-AAse1 luaatse, y
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Jonser ssr
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18
o.. Hardins hsasrsss sausss.

Monroe, Aich.-Df. George T. Hard
Ing. father Of President Warren G..
Harding came to Monroe, married. Aiss
Alice Ssverna, for many yeafs Aurss
In bis office at Marion. Ohie. and left
the city before more ahan Q score Of
NonrOe citiseas had guessed ~ idso-
tity. Dr.. Harding 10 70 ysass old,
while hia bride y q.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

wasAiagten.-Aidnight raelng e iA-
nlSrant.ladsa stsaMers late American
haseors to laad the monthly 0Uoeas "
ths first minutes Of ths fsse ~ q
~ nsw month. may - Ssoe sway VIZ
V eaip lice Officers and iolOsaeisa o.
6ciala CA IT together aDA foeDa3ots
Q nsw aSrsssnsat. n dlf0eulty 10
said to b with tAs, snAllee Mass.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

ovesness ceNditieNe lNspeovlRO.
Neutrality-suspicious. active buying
by retail dealers In some sections Of
the country during July Indicates =
sliSht improvement In the bosisess sit-
uatIOn, according to Archer Wall
Douglas, chairman Of the committee
on statistics and standards Of the
Chamber Of Commerce Of ~ Uniteo
States, In a monthly review Of bust
ness conditions.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

cASo oavo6 Ateee oevoa teeUss.
0oreka. Calif.-Four.year.ead Dstty
Jsaa SasderS Of 0arfis.4 WssA..
gfr6ed VIII big lie belt. was tosesd
absat On Tie oil.csatsd ~ IT. ssven
hours AFTER the sinking Of tAs Alaska
''sfoss she was picked ~ b. rsscuesa.
The child WAS 10 charge q her ,srand-
mother. TAs woman Deaee1 ~ NE
''et about the little one and took hsr
WITH her 10 oes Of the lifsoeatA TAs
l.ces epest In launching. ard ~ child
w6s thrown lnto the ~.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

ssecsss. Evea hls most fearless ae.
conpliess had bssn known to co.,
tees tat Petsrsoa's inhunan, cal.neAs
sent cold shivess down their backs.
eNAprgR ~.
II whssA Things ssssesa N nats
Mem street.
Hugh Drummond folded up the
piece Of paper be was studying and
sooo 70 bis feet ~ the doctor came
isto The room. He then poshed sil-
vef box Of cigarettes across the table
and waited.
"Ysur friend" said the doctor. us
10 . very peculiar coalition. Captain
Drummood-vsry peculiar. Can you
saiighten NJ At all q to what 10 has
been doing durins the last few daysr'
Orsmmend shock bis bead. sHavea't
IN earthly. DOCTOR"
There \, fer instance, that very
unpleasant wosad u bic thsab." psr-
sosd ~ etAee. '.TAs To- jslat b
csuahsd - . pslp."
Il oeeieod tAat last niSAt," answered
6u0A ssaes0aittally. "Lseks - Il Il
Nd bssa alss1 - bstwssa . Aa1.
~ cd ~ aavtl. 1sot ~
"D1t nave ~ - NJ wv 4 e.
evsseaY'
"Tn I'LL e SAsaA" ~ sAe ~.
6jss. ~ faee. Y Ne ~ ~ = ~
= ysus 1laOnes1s tAat wsool Wae
easss1 u ~ aoolteaessa e - ~
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- Q eAoaAoRoW." ga
~ wsssAv 1ssess ssslsA q ~ =
o0assosaG - tAaaAsessVi Tee
0sse - jsk1Ae. 0aoeaio Dsun0enA"
WEI ~ eeso 4" snsWere1 0noA
bsss1y. ~ ~ west - nv. h
~ tsosA ~ . WAeeAse ~ seAae
sAsno 1b1Dt sAase ~ sans ~"
- NV ~ . eiesl e snahe ~
sniIe1 iowaF1ly % - astics1 ~ leek
q scaa1alissd hss1se % he csaQaa-
tseS fAcs. 1t iat his tAuab thae
eescss1s ~" - coatiausd: "te.e Als
0esseal cssdittoa. What's he natter
With Aior
~. 49, 49, vco ~ ~
VIZ ussse
law alIswing osa Of Ais typs = -
49,.
ne nsen $500 sssna ~ a..
wsfes enee . wsesey pesee. sne
Eossa sssnsae wfses VIA Nm CO.
st't.e.y. ID INST ~ ~.
O1poo Doeas ~ % u svssy
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

he nan snilot: ebvjoualy q n.
tjsasa. thsssht ~ prsetitiseer, wttA
he has1 - tAs dses It his ear.
ITS abest . great pal e Mise,
CaptaA Dsummsad. whs iivss In
bess." went "a tAs otiser. II heps yov
went thiak Il uapeofessiooai. bat I
thought I'd ask 700 privately. how
yeu 6ad him"
The Doctor looked surprised. Cap
taia Druomsod, ~ far ~ I am aware.
Aas nsvsr bsen bsttss., H@-easast
~ The sane e ~ friend" Hs
stsppsd Int hIs ear. "Why not 70 up
aad - for yourselfr" sf
The car relied smoothly Into Pic
cadilly. bat the man showed no signs
q availing himself Of the doctors
suggestion. He turned and walked
rapidly away. and q few momsots later
tn On exclusive West End eiub-
trunk call was put through b
0odalmias-a call which caused ths
recipient 70 nod his bead In satisfae-
ton and order the Ro,ls-Royce.
Meanwhile. unconscious Of this sud-
den solicituds for his health. Hngh
Dsummond Was once more occupied
with the piece Of paper hs had been
studying on the Doctors entrance.
Beyond establishing the fact that The
man In the peculiar condition was
Hiram G. Potts. the American multi.
millionaire. he could make nothing
out Of II.
III only I'd managed to get the
whole Of IT," he muttered to himself
for the twentieth time. THAT da0'
feilah Peterson was too quick" 1he
scrap 10 had torn Of was typewrit-
ten. save for the Americans scrawled
signature. and Hugh knew the words
By heart
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Liam - oess. oSa

CROYDON, Eagiaad.-Hssty Asalass
a. hssr u TIE cest Of Isal1aag b q!
ct % airpaans scAesa juet e0easl Asss.
Il yes're quick. yeN ca lses1 - e.
ssats "sAip" II three Asaga 1A0.
u yes have mere cola. yeo en- ta1s
Q pest.Sraduats courss. iselu1lag IeeT-
the.loep and other stu0ta,
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18
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ont,c =. ..,d ~ ,o,,- r..,a NJ
NJ L.kin,ton 7 hons that No. ouite
welI ana t.sin. nour;shment"
.soft sooa onIv" ..,d m. other
,.ni.l,v ~. I.I,n,+on had . met
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Hsah Ieeeed bsvn1eesl .TAs
oeaot ~. Reeee,saf 10y All nan-
~ e nesoa"
Rsesr,sa snajsd svsa nsrs aRnhly.
4 IN certain hat m wsrs q yesHe
anas Il aiseeesasok~ ~ renorhel.
sssl I wsulAav iks % kssp yeu mn
ysss papsr Q uiauts lspser thaa AZ.
sasasy."
seet a ~" cr,eA Hun. NV ti.a
p ysees-thosgA "a vesy nueA ME
- knew your real spiaisa oe TAs
Juegseaaut fer IL Ohestse cup. u
sss0s to ~ that ~ casnee aaoed
to 0lvs 0unAts1 ssveo pounds %
thslr fern ~ to data"
"Ass yeu interested IL samb.iAsy'
asked Pstsrssa politely.
"A nijd auttsr. NJ. Peterson. evsey
now and tAsa," rstusasA Drumnssd.
"etssetly linited stakes."
N ysu coaa.s yosns,f II that
yss vill come ~ no harm." ala 81.
ter,oa. III n w. ~ seakee h.
cons vslimiteA tat the daneer a. =
crash become unlinlted to"
.r,.. I. ~h., ~, ..sh.. .,..
ted me-" remarked Hush. .she even
went further. dear eoed woman that
~ wss. .N.vsr bst except "a a cer.
tsinty. NJ boy.' was her coostant I'd.
vica. .and I'm nat vour .hi,t ~ y
can bar has savins n nev ~,
Pstseeos. with tn eplds. r.ys A. ths
asttins sun lishe,ns n. ~ swees
face.~
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The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-18

90 % Co11Tu6UDo.l
peesralessD q jsssssa

peetsaleusO - jsaste
Preesbly ~ bsse ~ e Dsetsaitaso
6eas - any jswsl y thas e ~ 100
4 AiAridAtsa, he aaelsat kiag e
footus. TAs 49, vtease ioaSs M
dtsesrsssd many ysass 49, y fA1la.
NJ largest scsiDtnred e carved Wsek
with a. aostAtst - ~ nsaiuub Go
ssts Il tAs bvse e Ttajaa, ~ nsoaa
snpsese. TAis aAeN0eae, fseDsgiy =
ths posssssioa q ~ Prusslaa eeaet,
nystsesossly diaappeare1 vAsa NaDe.
seoa occupied he city II Dssaaa. HI.
tesiaas ailsge that some e ~ esssgais
had takins ways. TIE wsek e ~
~ bssa lsse v he world slses ~
tine sf thi0 invasieo By ''the NteSo
eespseal."
Wsrk osAs ~ lsavss u TeSsa
A aasss Nat q IN apple trss No.
10000 poess through each ~ e
whieA watse y csatiaually passing q
iato surroanding at1osphers. Thsee
ars 1000 leaves - Q ooLfooe sao ~.
ness IsavsA U sprsad ose vs~l1
esvsr . sarfses e 3oo!eoo sQ0asS NJ,
q avs aessA 0vse ssvea teos e -.
~. b ~ fern e Saeee. pass ct e
tAees leaves hee ~ - va1Aln Q -
~ -. ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-03
-FOUR CHRISTMAS Portraits
ivdeu-. of ST. IIelcnS.

ivdeu-. If 81. IIclcnS
1ir. and Mrs. Kenneth Luns-
.a-d are rcjoicin. over the arriv-
RI al a line haby hoy. born the
1i~t.
Misses ..a--e Scllc and Lucille
Brock have eJnc To- Iron Mound.
l'-;iI' county. 10 he II Vic supper
al t1ci~ faIter's school Thursday
,,.1.-t.
H.. 7 -ncl. al still county -
Eullin~ n singing al Ruckcrvillc
church..
Farmers throughout the cornty
gre very busy stripping tobacco
AIRS. Nm- Stevens and 'eugll-
ter. Aiiic. Scut FeSda- night
with 81. D. Stevens OF Winchester
Mrs. Nm. :. Brock soli thirty
two turkeys that brought here
Si+T.S0. She still has more vet
..~ the December market
Mr. and Mrs. Everett. Burton
r--rc Sunday visitors & Mr.. Clay
Burton. III Mira Station.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-03
He, rington-Slellan

Miss Carrie Harrington. the at
tractivc daughter If Mr. and
Mrs X. w. Harrington. 81 Ellis
ton. and Mrs. OFT Slcllan. al
Boone count. greatly surprised
their friends the first OF The week
when they legged To- .Jcliico and
were married There was no OBJ
lection ON tn. part of the parents
a they were expecting the we'd
ding at 4 later date. Friends OF
the popular bride here cxtcuI
best wishes :or their happinc~~.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-12-03
SOCIAL and PERSONAL
Entertained at Bridge

Mrs. Ovcrton IIarbcr enter
tanned at bridge Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Marshall Collins
- honor guest. Miss Moli,
Fife made the highest score al
bridge Other guests were Mis-
Marianne Collins. Mr.. Hood
Gordon. Mrs. preston Smith. Mrs
Hale Dean. Mrs. Robt. Burnam.
lr. and Mrs. William Alillard.