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Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
OLD HOSTESS HOUSE BURNS

Fire completely DESTROYED at noon 90
day the frame buildings IN the M
block on W. Pine street. erected and
used by the Y. N. c. A. during Camp
Cody days as hostess house and since
purchased by Mrs. Anna Walker and
Mrs. Emma Duff and operated as an
apartment house.
II n thought that the fire started by
the explosion Of coafoil stove Ia one
OF the rear roms The loss was only
partly covered by insurance.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
GAME PROTECTIVE
ASSN. ORGANIZED

Tie Border Game Protective Asso
ci,iion. perfected its organization last
"Wednesday evening at the Booster Club
rooms on Pine street A constitution
and bylaws were adopted and the fol-
lowing officers elected Fred Sher-
man, president; Henry Raithel and u.
y. weatherred, vice-presidents John
Sage. Secretary-treasurer Another Vice.
president for the southern end OF the
county will he named. There was a
good attendance and more than 80 per
sons have already Egned the rolls. The
dnes were fixed ut $3.50 per year.
The association adopted a resolution
asking that the game refugees recently
authorized be made M of isolated town
ships. In order that influential land.
borjerS should not take advantage Ia
the law to Close their property to hunt
ING by New Mexico citizens Another
resolution requested was affiliatioI
with the New Mexico Game Protec
tive Association. 1e
According ~ tho constitution OF the
new organization is objects are 10 as
sist in the promotion cf game protec
ton In this state. to aid officers in
the enforcement Of the game laws. u
secure the enactment of proper game
laws for the protection and develop
ment OF the states game resources. "a
aid In Restocking the Wild regions and
the streams with game and fish. 10 90.
operate with the officers of the Ma
tional Forest Service and to promote a
better appreciation of the value Of
wild game, birds and fish.
Application has already been made
for affilsation with the New Mexico
Game Protective Association.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
ALL YEAR PLAYGROUND

In an interview at Las Cruces last
Friday. Secretary Of the Interior Fall.
suggested setting aside part Of the
Mescarlero Indian reservation. the Lin
coin forest. the Sacramento mountains
and the Elephant Butte irrigation res
ervoir and converting them into pub
lie playground which could be kept op-
en- the year round, and pledged his
support IN getting such a measure pass
ed.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
LOCAL TEAM WINS;
|INDETTERCOND|T|ON

Saturday afternoon ON the iii School
field the local high school football team
defeated las Cruces high. 10 10 o. Dem
ing's ability 10 take advantage of op-
porfunlties and consistent ground gain
Ing proved too much for the Cruces
boys.
The game opened when Phillips
kicked off to the Cruces 10 yard line.
The Cruces team started an offensive
nj this time That looked like sure
score but lost the ball at nild-feld and
were Immediately called uDOn TO defend
their goal against n strong line plung
ing offensive Deming carried the
ball t0 the five yard line and there lost
Il ON downs. Cruces took the ball and
kept II almost continuously throughon
the remainder OF the half This half
was all Las Cruces although there WI
no score. 'rhe Deming boys seemed
unable 10 advnnce the ball and hardi
able To stop tho Cruces advance. Tine
found the hall on Deming's three ynfd
line In 10 spssion Of Las Cruces.
PHILLIPS opened the second half with
n long Kick 10 y. WAYNE. Cruces ran
II back TO the 40 yard line where Dem
iDg held. Deming advanced the hall
by line plunges and forward passes
10 the two yard line. From here WI
son went over for the first score. Stump
kicked goal Scare. Deming Z. Las
Cruces q.
Phillips again kicked 10 r. Wayne.
who passed TO Lopez. The pass came
too slow and tumble resulted Dem
Ing recovered and Bell went over for
the second score. Stump missed goal
Score Deming -. las Cruces o.
II h only fair 10 say that all the
breaks were for Denling This Is not
an attempt TO belttle the Deming play
as II was above the average for high
schools OF this section. IL Cruces
clearly outclassed Deming In all depart.
ments during the first half. Lopez. r.
Wayne and G. Hines bearing the brunt
Of the hattie Better condition and
a greater variety Of plays brought
Dcning boys 10 the front In the second
half. Added to this was the fact TINT
when anything went wrong IL was at.
ways Of benefit to Demlng. The abil.-
~ 10 follow the ball and r,rrOver FUN
bles was great advantage held by
Demlng. Lopez q. Hines and +.
Wayne were the main strength Of the
Cruces team. Phillips. Bletchcr
Stump and Deckard deserve special
mention for Deming
The lineup; las Cruces:
n. Hines. y q. l.. Summerfori. Y u;
Shipe. r. g. L.; Sutherland. e.: Lin
hongl. l. Z r.. Gregg. |. {. r.; G. Hines.
!. r.r; p wasse, q. h. tc.) Peacock.
J. HI. Il Wrym b.; Lopez. |. h. r
ILr line up. -. ,rg
Smyer. fa.iall. !. /: Tabor r. -,
MrCirty. r T. J ent'ns. C.; Teckscd
l. e. r.. Stump. !. {. ~ Barrett. !. e. r..
Kelly Steed. q. b. Bell Bletcher. r h
L.; Phillips. Rogers (. b.; Rogers, VII
son. J. h. r.
Tonchdowns Wilson Bell
Goal touchdown: Stump.
Time of quarters II minutes
Referee Sage; Umpire. Upton; Head
Lincsman, Strickland; Timekeeper.
Cain
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
GREAT FEATURE

"Bunty Pdlls the Strings" which
comes TO the Princess Theatre. Thurs
day ana Friday. has one Of the finest
casts ever embodyed In a Goldwyn pic
ture. Ramona Hatton. who supported
Mabel Normand In "IIead Over Heels
plays "Jeemy." Cullen lands, fea.
tured IN Mary Roberts Rinehart's fila
story This is the LIFE" plays ~Rab.
Leatrice JOY, a Southern girl. who has
done some excellent screen work. plays
-Buny." Josephine Crowell. well
known character woman, plays Susie
simpson, and Russell Simpson plays
Tam Bunty's father.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18


The boys at Fort Bsyari are making
elaborate rrcpsrations for entertain
Ing visitors at their Carnival and MardI
Gras, next Monday and Tuesday, Oc-
ieber le4'e5 big times are promised
The entertainment is given for the
worthy purpose Of raising funds 10 send
Delegates 10 the annual convention Of
the American Legion at Kansas City
at the end Of the month and inamuch
as the boys have promised their un
limited support and patronage at the
Deming Rodeo on November II IL up
to ms to send as large a representation
as possible up to Fort Bayard next
week.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

arr now out OF work In this country.
The work of Americanization, in
which the American Legion Is engaged
Is taking up great amount OF the
attention Of the officials In all the de
parimtnts Of the organization through
uuf Ire country. and the results that
are being obtained are encouraging Ia
Ii'" extreme. Several things are necus
sary 10 the growth aud existence "
amy nost of the l.egion he stated. fh,sar
m, the electioa Of good officers. ron
N.lo viii devot their time tn the ad
,Gncement "a thr post aud 10 The work
Of he Legion generally. The Legion,
said Mr.. Dawson, must he sold 90 the
people OF every connGunity where a
post has been established. and one ~
the best means Of accomplishing this
Is to take active part In the life and
work OF the community by every means
that presents itself 10 the officers aud
members Of the post Another strong
aid Ia the Legion posts Is the eulist-
meDt of wOmen's auxiliaries wherever
such a course II possible, as tins EN-
ns;s the interest ~ many people out
s'te the post and insmrcS their spppoil.
~ inc department Jf i ctiviits the
field = wide one. as the pos al
t3tga,c In al kinds a. athletic aud
clal affairs that win inevitably enhance
not only the respect In which the or
ganization is held but VII also add ma
Lerially TO its income.
S. A. Lindauer acted as chairman
and introduced the speaker In "A brief
b N which he outlined the OBJ
jects OF Mr.. Dawson's visit here
"a the courtesy OF the Bassetl
Motor company, Mr.. Dawson was en-
aDIed 70 visit great part Of the valley
while here. The cOnipany detailed one
OF Their statesmen. Mr.. Lyman. and a
Ford sedan 30 show Mr.. Dawson
around.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

The state tax commission has usi
made about as ludicrious spectacle Of
itself as can be found in the ANIMALS
OF assanitv In New Mexico. Its re.
cent budget decisions probably surpass
for sheer bungling anything yet
volyed by the state officers In the past
which. OF course. IL going some.
The Graphic has In mind specifically
and more particularly the commissions
manhandling OF the Luna county bud.
get. although Is understood that the
other counties of southern New Mexico
have Jared no better. Indeed II a
rumored that the board Of county CON-
'missloners OF Dona Ana county have
already taken legal steps, by means
0f mandamns proceedings, 10 enforce
n chnnge OF heart and mind In the
honorable fnembers Of the tax commits
son. In line with such emergency
measures. Commissioners Rhea and
Hatfield, OF Luna county are already
In Santa Fe to bring the tax body to
Its SENSES before proceeding TO more
Imperative methods.
From all available data II would
seem that our state budgetary officials
like theft kin In Washington have run
amuck and gone stark mad on the
subject As some observers lately re-
marked Adopting the ruling ef-
ficiency and economy obsesslon IN It's
logical completeness. government func-
tionnrier can easily eliminate all ap-
propriations and expenditures by the
simple exped.ent Of abollshing govern
ment In its entirety, without any hi
falutin' camouflage and ind.Section
such AZ is new In practice in hien
quarters" There's the answer In n
nutshell for the ballyhooying nuts and
cranks OF whatever variety.
The sta'e tax commission has cut
the official Luna county current bud
get from the modest figure Of S2G,O24.-
% to the entirely Inadequate sum Of
$1f19i; Notwithstanding the fnct that
our own officials had. in their budget,
already reduced the total some seven
thousand dollars from the actual ex.
pendiiures OF the preceding year. This.
II must he borne IN mind In spite OF the
fact Of a largely expanded program for
this yenr In the matter OF essential and
permanent improvements such as roa.l
building. and the IKE. In view Of
all the factors, the tax commission has
pcrpetrated a. bowling hoax which win
he bitterly resented by the voters Of
southern New Mexico.
However, let the documents and the
correspondence IN the case speak FOR
themselves. They are eloquent and
serve to condemn, without recourse
the idlcy Of the commission. IL will
he noted that, as a matter Of economy.
even the sinking fund has been Gan
celled" The Graphic presents Here
with as an unexampled stud" IN bud
getary efficiency" first the letters Of
Secretary Van L. whir to County
Clerk T.. A. Hughes, and second, the
Ieenernl budget submitted by Luna coun.
ty for official approval and the corpse
as II came from the cancellation min
Of the state TAX commission:
STATE TAX COMMISSION
Santa, Fe New Mexico, October 10,
1921.
HON. T.. A. HUGHES.
County Clerk. Deming New Mexico
Dear SIR -
The commission, now In session, have
examined your county budget and made
the following adjustments:
General County
General office expense cut from 81,
900 to $500 premium on bonds can
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
LEON BOUCHER DEAD

Friends OF Leon Boucher fnther II
NJ. u. Boucher. will be sorry to learn
of his death. October 2, at San Fran
cisco, california. NJ. b. Boucher, form
erly Of Deming but now resident OF
Venice, California, was at the bedside
when the end came. Besides the Wild
ow and son. a daughter, Mrs. staley
survives
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

E'y, Oinmanuihg'
o., ess a P' -
",uo., nm .,.',',,',. eJ an.S,' ..n 49, a.,
,..,,a.,,o ,',,. WI" ""'' '"'
'O"o"e "
heaaquar'ers Company Las cruces
ye Taa c,-,.o. |ars r,
,no s na,,'n,anaina ~ '"
comnanw uo,,,.,ns:r Gan, -
Williams. commanding.
Company C, Alamogordo, Capt. Thom'
as Wooien' commanding.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
MEETING
:. BEGINS SUNDAY

Spcciai rr, haI services will begin ~
1 H., Me,l.p ~ rn>ef ..ncle next Sundf.y
morning ut 10:45, The pastor. Rev.
III. n. Walker, will be assisted by Gen
eral Evangelist Rev. John b. Andrews
Of siImoan springs, Ark. and song
N.vangelist. Rev. Ed. Phillips OF the
same place and possibly Miss Andrews
~ special worker. While these ser
vices are to be held under the aup'ces
I of the Methodist church II VIII he
meeting In which II Ia hoped. all the
church going people Of the community
will join as well as those who are not
accustomed 10 attend church.
The following i the program OF
the district meeting OF the womens
Missionary Society, October 20.21:
THURSDAY MORNING SESSION.
Al0 $50 a. m. Hymn.
Rvot.onnl ------- Rev. Walker
Solo ------------- Mrs. Ed. Foulks
Address Of
welcome - Mrs. W. Y. Foulks
Response - Mrs NJ. NJ. Crocker
Uordsburg)
ORGANIZATION and Roll Call
Quiet Hour - Mrs II. ID. Gibbs III Paso
Noon Interm:ssion.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
400 p. m. Istrumental Music
Hymn.
Devotional ------ Mrs Forest White
tia Mesa)
Topic Our Conference Out
look Mrs. 8. @. Douglas conf Supt.
OF ChildrenS Work.
Topc:--Our Di.trict outlook, Mrs. u.
n. westerman. District Secretary.
,rocaI Solo Mrs. @. o. Donaldson
e Deming)
song Children Of Deming Junior
Missionary Society.
THURSDAY EVENING SESSION.
10 90 a. m. Hymn.
Devotional --- Mrs. ID. NJ. Smith
Trinity, FL Paso)
Reports, Continued.
Vocal Solo.
Topic Our Auxiliary Outlook:
1. How to catch our Women. Young
People and Juniors ccr the Mission
AIRY Society. Mrs. W. Van Sickle. Al
pine.
%. How to cducate the wcmen, young
people and juniors In the Mission
ary Society, Mrs w. A. Taylor.
Trinity. III Paso.
2. How 10 use the Missionary So
ciety. for Community good through
the \. \. Department. Mrs. :. NJ.
james Highland Park. VI Paso
= u. What Is the mirrd wheel In yonr
Auxiliary? Mrs. J. p. Baker. Ser.
ra Blanco.
n,tf.ft Hour Mrs r. ntriDDS
Noon Intermission.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON SESSION
80 p. m. Hymn.
Devotional ----- Mrs. G. II. Wagner
tT,ordsburg)
Unfinished Business.
Adjournment
deception. Methodist Parsonage.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
WALDO G. BUTLER Is
IN CHARGE OF AEM0Ry

waldo G. Butler viii he in charge of
sihe National Guard Armory during the
absence OF the Troop at the encamp-
,sment at Fort Bliss, Those who wish
10 engage the drill hall or social room
should arrange with him. J. NJ. Nc
Dougal will he caretaker.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
CACTUS CLUB

ON account OF the resignation Of
several members of the Monday Night
Bridge Club OF last season hns been
discontinued.
A new bride club has been organized
I'm Dcmirg which VIII be known ms the
Cactus Club.
Members Of the club are MFR. and Mrs'
Az c. Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Pol
lard. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Van Alta
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Hon, Mr. and Mrs.
&c watson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. =. Sage
Dr. and Mrs. ]. @. Nor.
The club will hold It's first meeting
.,ou,eht at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Curtis
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
PHYSICIANS PARTY

Mf. and Mrs. Fred sherman invited
all the mcdicos q the city to dinner
last Thursday everng at their subur'
han home. Idyiwilde. The Physician
met DIR. II. II. Sherman. brother Of
Fred Sherman and for the past tw''
weeks a guest In the Sherman home
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

" PasS len L. Priser, Bernn, e. e.
SaI;z. Srnesto @. Serna, Roy G Siler,
Earl e Sire. Henry ID. Suits, Haskell
Trice. Claude W. Stump Manuel Val
don. Manuel NJ. Delgado. Julian Lopez,
Ray Johnson. Oral johnson. Melvin
Lanler, Bill ]. Davis. Juan Polas.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

BGtch Smith. foreman OF the Ola.
mond a cattle company was Dem
ing visitor ON Monday.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

Mrs. Anna Richardson IS back from
a trip to Kentucky where she visited
old friends and her relatives.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

W. d. Conncil Of the NAN ranch on
the Mimbres. was Deming visitor Fri
day.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

county Commissioners Alfred Rne"
and G. ID. Hatfield, left for Santa fe
on sunday night to attend important
meetings Of the state tax commission
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

Marion Portwood was a visitor In th'
city last week from his ranch.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18
Luna County Budget Cut
InHalf by Tax Commission

cclled and placed under salary. Mis-
celIaneois cuts from $1,000 TO $500.
Court house and Jail expense cut from
$4,000 TO 81 900. J. r. courts cut from
- 900 10 $1,000. Telephone and water
cut from $4,000 TO $500. Assessor
deputy hire and expense. raised from
81. $50 al <2.40O. Court cancelled
Feeding prisoners raised from $1,000
to S5.6O0o and credit applied In the
amount " $1,000
SALARY
sheriff expenses cut from $4,000 to
INTEREST: tAction deferred
SINKING. tCanceiled.)
\ II your board OF county commission
iess desires hearing In this matter
please be present ON Monday, October
18th, at f:so y. m.
Yours very truly.
STATE TAX COMMISSION,
tsigned) VAN L. WHITE,
Secretary.
GENERAL FUND LUNA COUNTY
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

phIl Estes has returned from a busi-
ness trip TO Ei Paso.
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

prior Taxes and Interest on
Deposit s2,400.l
Rate OF 0021s6 on valuation OF $i1,-
100000 will produce x26O2425.)
Deming graphic., 1921-10-18

Touchdowns Wilson Bell
Goal touchdown: Stump.
Time of quarters: II minutes
Referee. Sage; Umpire. Upton Head
Lincsman. Strickland; Timekeeper
Cain.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-14
NO RESTING PEACE

There's no peace and little rest
for the one who suffers from a bad
back, and distressing urinary dis
orders. St. Johnsbury people re-
commend Doan's Kidney Pills. Ask
your neighbor. Be guided by their
experience.
w. d. Barnard, s Morris St,
Blacksmith, st. Johnsbury, says !:
81 first used Doan's Kidney Pills
about ten years ago when my back
and kidneys were in bad order due
to heavy work which strained my
back. When l stopped over it felt
as though my back would break
for the sharp, shooting pains were
awful. My kidneys were, very
bad too and the secretions were
highly colored and burned in pas
sage. | often had to get up sew
eral times during the night to pass
the secretions and | was all tired
out the next day. l heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills and got a
box. l got wonderful relief in a
short time and | always keep a
box on hand now and would never
be without them"
Coo, at all dealers. Foster Mil
burn Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y
Advertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-14
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all those who
in any way assisted US during our
bereavement of the death of our
father, also for the beautiful flow
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Owen,
George A. Owen,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. n. Downing,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sargent,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Moffett,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Richardson.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-14
PASSUMPSIC LODGE

Regular Communication Thurs
day evening, Nov. 3, at 80 o'clock
for the dispatch of business.
Called Communication Thursday
evening, Oct. 10. Work E. A.
degree. Visiting brothers welcome.
Arthur NJ. Lang, w. NJ.
Fred H. Dolloff, Sec.
Haswell Chapter, No. II, r. A. M.
Stated convocation Friday, Oct.
IA, 1921, 7.30 p. m. Business.
Work r. A. degree. Lunch will
be served. A large attendance is
desired.
Fred H. Dolloff, E. H. P.
R. A. Pearl, Secy.
Caledonia Council No. 10, R. and
S. M.
Regular assembly, Wednesday
evening, Oct. 10, 1921. Please
come.
Arthur L. Graves, w. V. Circuit,
T. !. NJ. Recorder.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-14
LYNDONVILLE
Village Improvement Society's
New Road Signs Much
Appreciated

Motorists in this vicinity are no.
ticing and remarkng on the plain
and yet attractive road signs
which have been placed in this VII
lage, and at numerous points out
side, to direct travellers along the
man routes to st. Johnsbury, Will
iioughhy Lake, Newport, and Sher-
brooke. This is the work of the
Vlll2.ge Improvement society,
Which expended about SS5 for this
purpose, and the village trustees
added the Keep to the Right signs
on the direction posts on Depot
Street, which also have proved to
be necessary, as many people seem
to think these posts were erectd
simply for ornaments.
A number of the trends of Mrs.
J. S. Schofeld, who is now i'll at
the home of her sister MRS. b.
f. Eaton, at West Lebanon, N. H.,
united in sending her a generous
sized Sunshine Box Monday.
which would serve to pass away
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-09-09
ERGOTHERAPY

Inc kelogg-Bergone System of Battle Creek Mch reduce you
Just where you wish be reduced No
we Will reduce you from W to three (3 pounds per treatment and
improve your physical condition Trained attendance (nder
reg stored physicians supervison
Treatments by Appointment Only.
Hours for Men, A. M. TO | p. NJ
Hours for Women, p nj. to6PM
PHONE $3.50
hoIh foDGEfS, Mgr. l6l4h Main Street, Dallas Texas
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-09-09
Why Be Fat When
ERGOTHERAPY
WILL REDUCE YOU?

Within the last few method of as the
Bergone treatment has found among physicians abroad the
treatment of obesity and other chronic disorders.
One advantage that with Sinusda current which is emnovd
very powerful muscular ontractns pain or
sation other than that due the itself
The Treatment chair is the
the physcg needs of the body being comfortable The arm
and leg electrodes wide and comfortably the arms and
legs of the patient easily
Evening star., 1921-06-30
Times Improve.

The hammer rings throughout
the land, they're building shacks
on every hand, and normalcy re-
turns; the honest workman
sheds his coat and builds hem
coop or 4 boat, and blows in
what he earns. The war is over,
and at last we're cutting out the
grisly past, of which we talked
so long; the present is a bully
time for buying lumber, 1ath and
lime, and we are going strong.
The Problems we were wont to
ride now have a rest, we let
them slide. until the Harvest
Home; and now we spend our
afternoons in planting peas and
stringless prunes, and digging
up the loan. The loafers do not
throng the street, emerging
from their dark retreat in alley
or, in court, and in my jaunts |
do not rub against the Spit and
Argue Club. which used to hold
the fort. The signs and tokens
everywhere a better state of
things declare. and men are
growing sane: less foolish
clamors do they raise, and they
forsake the dotty ways that
gave the gods a pain. There are
discordant notes, | know, and
there are strains of strife and
woe, by which the world is
bored; but through the wall of
grief and wrong you hear the
grand triumphant song of indus
try restored.
WALT MASON.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams)
Evening star., 1921-06-30
80 ORDAINED PRIESTS

Thirty graduates of Woodstock Col
lege. Md. including Joseph S. Knight
Of this city. were ordained priests at
versity yesterday. Father knight re-
ceived his earlier education here and
later occupied a position with the
Capital Traction Company. He cele-
brated his first mass this morning at
Holy Trinity Church.
Bishop Corrigan of Baltimore off,
ciated at the ordination ceremonies
yesterday. He was assisted by Rev.
w. F.. Clark and Rev. Joseph H. Rock
we'll
Evening star., 1921-06-30
PRESIDENT AWARDS D. S. MS.

BY direction of the President, the
distinguished service medal has been
awarded to Field Marshal Sir
Nhivoyin Mishich (deceased) of the
Serbian army. Col. Auguste ID. ]. A. NJ.
Du Bois of the Belgian army and the
eDllOwing named officers of the
French army: Gen. Edmund c. 4. Hen
nocque. Gen. Camille G. q. A. Michel,
Cen Henry +. +. Schmidt. Col. George
+. Frid. Col Pierre Herring and Lieut..
Col. Charles +. F.. Perrin. all for meri-
toriouS services to the American
forces in Germany.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
OFFICERS COMING HERE.

Army officers just ordered to this
city for'duty include Col. William T.
Johnston. cavalry. at Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Tex: Lieut.. Col. George w.
Biegler. cavalry. at Fort Slocum, N
Y. and Maj. Orlando G. Palmer cav
airy, at Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
Evening star., 1921-06-30

The Choral Club. composed of MEM
bers of ST. Patrick-s choir. will sing at
a meeting of the Abraham Lincoln
Council of the American Association
for the Recognition of the Irish Re-
public at 1871 l street tonight.
Evening star., 1921-06-30
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.

The womenS Joint congressional
committee will meet tomorrow at 10 80
am. at 91S Munsey building.
Evening star., 1921-06-30

The regular meeting of the Mrs.
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent. ID. of ",
for July has been Cancelled.