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Evening star., 1921-09-17
URCH NNOUN CEMEN T S
METHODIST EPISCOPAL tColorea,.
Calbraith A. M. E. Zion Church

METHODIST EPISCOPAL lColoreal.
Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church
9Th st. bet. l. and N SITS. NV.
9:O .m.-Sunday school. y
HOO a.m.-Preaching by the pastor.
pm. and 8 p.m.-Preaching by Rev. Mary
f. Taylor Of New York city.
$3.50 p.m.-varick Christian Endeayor.
WIN. d. BATTLE. Pastors
Haven NJ. E. Church
14th and B SITS. and Mass. ave. s.e.
WIN. BROWN. Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
IL am. and 8 p.m.-Pastor.
$3.50 p.m.-A sermon by DR.. C. H. FOX OF
Mt. Horeb Baptist Church. his choir and
congregation and friends are invited.
At $50 pm. Sr. League program.
ALL ARE WELCOME:
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Ebenezer NJ. E. Church
Cor. 4th and D sts Sc
REV. J. w. WATERS. Minister.
Anniversary of the w. F. NJ. Society.
u:0 a.m.-Special sermon by pastor.
o:O pm.-EqwOrth League (echoes from
convention at Emery Grove and insti-
tute at Morgan College,.
I:3O p.m.-W. F. NJ. Society (program).
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
MEFHODlST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.
St. Pa111 SECOND AT ST. NV.
W. aoA ]. JUDSON RINGER. Pastor.
Preaching. II am. and Z pm.
\. s., $50 am
Evening star., 1921-09-17
Lane c. M. E. Church

Lane G. NJ. E. Church
18th and SITS. NE
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
LOO a.m.-"The Sacrifice Which Counts"
SEQ .. .m.-visit to Rock Ridge, Va. Bus
leaves church 1 pm.
1880 p.m.-Rev. 8. r. Wilson.
WELCOME
Miles Memorial {. N. E. Church
3rd st. between L and N. 7. ave. NV.
REV. n. l. BREEDING, Minister.
$50 a.m.-Sunday school.
IL: 90 a.m.-Pastor's subject, witnesses of
Jesus"
$50 p.m.-Epworth League.
500 p.m.-Pastor's subject, "0ther People. -
Owing to the illness of the pastor the
above subjects were not discussed last Sun
day. but will be discussed this Sunday in
stead.
wed evening, Sept 21st, Rev. Breeding
will preach at Hillsdale C. NJ. e. Church,
AnacOstia, All welcome,
Evening star., 1921-09-17

Wallace Memorial United
Presbyterian Church
Cor. New Hampshire ave. and Randolph st.
REV. ]. A. CAMPBELL. Pastor.
REV. W. +. HARKEY, Assistant Pastor.
Rev. Harkey breaches:
II a.m.-"Our Responsibility to God for the
Salvation Of Others"
Sp.m.-"The Son Of God"
Mems Bible class, 10 am. Teacher, Hon,
c. Ellis Moore.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
RECOMMENDED $50 BED
HOSPITAL FOR DEMING

On his recent visit to Washington
Col. II. r. WitIedge recommended Ia
the surgeon general Of the public
health service that n hospital Of 100
beds he opened at Deming for the ben
efit of married men who are afflicted
with tuberculosis, because of the hous-
ing facilities for families that are u
be- had in Dcming and the close proX-
unity Of the hospital to that city.
The matter was brought to the at
tention Of the surgeon general. and II
is hoped that It will be definitely de-
cided upon I'm 4 short while. As there
are no logical excuses for an unfavor-
able decision in the matter, the hopes
OF many may soon be fulfilled. IL Is
believed that the proposed hospital
will he ideal for married men. as Il
will permit them more OF the atmos'
phere Of home life, which cannot be
acquired at Fort Bayard. The eli
mate is excellent. and the people of
Deming have the true spirit OF west
ern hospitality toward the ex-service
man. which Is an asset TO one afflicted
with tuberculOsis.-F. Van Alstyne. In
Mountain Breeze Fort BayardJ
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
Don't Believe in Monkey Ancestors

Id proof In the evolution is a
failure. Haeckel has II settled that the
pithecanthropus erectus is the missing
link, while Osborn In Men Of the Old
Stone Age the latest authority. denies
that the pithecanthrOpus erectus is
the missing link; although the be-
heyes man descended from the mon
key.
Here the writer. Osborn, goes ON to
explain the distance between the parts
Of the plthecanthrOpus erectus were
found and denies the reasonablesness
OF their being parts of the same body.
He says there Is question whether
the femur and the skull belong to the
same person or to the same race"
Few men Of today have greater repu-
tati0ns as scientists and philosophers
than Bertrand Russell, the chief Eng
lish representative OF the New Real
ism.
None could accuse him Of being
biased Of conservatism or religion.
Gull the following from his recent
book Scientific Method i'm Philosophy
Evolution IN one form or another is
the prevailing creed OF our time .
Against 50 fashionable and 80 agree
able creed IL may seem useless tO
raise n protest. II Is time to remem-
her that biology is not the only science
nor yet the Dlodel. to which all other
sciences must adapt themselves. EvO-
luton is not a truly scientific philoso'
ply. neither i'm its methods nor In the
.....l.laV,..s AL 10 ....n.sfInpa 10 fhp
changes OF the earth's surface during
the lnst few millions of years appear
to our present ethical notions Ia be- In
the nature OF progress, that gives no
ground for believing that progress h
the general law Of the universe. EA
cept under the influence OF desire, no
one would admit for a mOnment 81
crude a generalization from such tiny
selection OF facts. Evolutionism con
sists Of two parts: one not philosophi'
cal, but only hasty generalization OF
the Kind which the special sciences
might hereafter confirm or refute; the
other not scient tifis. hut mere unsup
ported dogmn - in no way deduct
BILE from the facts upon which evolu
ton relies
From time 10 time the Bible has beer
attacked hut endured. The claim that
Darwinini8nism offers greater rem'
for Advancement cannot be substan
tianed in science, history or religion
The mobs of intolerance tried TO de
str0y Gods Word 10y fire, the armies
Of reason marshale>i their forces at th'
time Of the reign uf terror in France
the nayies OF infidelity endeavored Il
beseige the faith of the people In Tho
Old Book the last century, and now th'
Bible has been Summarized in the
house Of its friends by destructive
critics and air.raided by pseudo
science. but the tide has turned ant
this war like all others is being wor
by Gods Eternal Truth-the Bible
which Is outselling the next hundred
best sellers" put .togel lher. II will en-
dure all attacks. Go ahead and argue
the theory Of evolution II YOU like and
claim the ape as one Of your ancestors
but as for us, we are still simple
enough 10 believe the God created
man In his own image"
THE DEMING
MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
MRS. ANN LEGGETT Is
PLACED UNDER $3.50 BOND

Mrs. Ann Lieeett is free on $50
bond awaiting the action Of the federal
grand jury under a charge Of liquor
selling at her place on Silver avenue.
Sigmund Lindauer and :. ]. Smith
furnished bond Thursday afternoon
when the case was finally disposed of
in the court OF Il. Y. McKeyes, L. =.
commissioner. X. =. Hamilton APP
opeard as counsel for Mrs. Hggett and
j. w Quirk. special prohibition off
Ger at III Paso. was the chief complain
ing witnesses. Preliminary hearing
set for Tuesday and then Wednesday
ended In the discharge Of the prisoner.
Mr. Quirk being In Columbus
and unable to be present. Each time
Mrs Liggett had been rearrested and
was finally placed under bond.
II secals that considerable stolen
property was found ON the premises
where the notorious blind pig has
been conducted, but no arrest on this
account was made
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

"ISOBEI.." Majestic. next Sat-Sun.
Clarence McDermott was n visitor
in the city last Friday from the Fay
wood hot springs
Luther Wright. Arch Latham and
two sons were in the city last WedneS-
day from the SIC ranches.
That the hospital Is soon to be
opened seems to be certain. inspectors
having recently been detailed for in
vestigations.
W. q. Thompson, of the Sierra COun-
ty Advocate published at flillshoro.
was visitor In the city last Saturday
for the first time In many years. Mr..
Thompson has been In this section of
New Mexico for nearly forty years
and can rightfully claim to know
death at Illlsboro Of j. B Badger, a
prominent merchant.
Butch Smith was a visitor from his
ranch last Saturday.
Al Dalton of the cattle sanitary
board was n visitor In Deming Satur.
day.
DR.. X. f. Stovall and daughter.
Miss Reina were In the city today Ia
meet Miss Ruth Davis Of san Francis
co, Calf. Miss Davis Is cousin Of
Miss Stovall. She will spend the sum
mer on the Mimbres.
II. G. Diesem Of the Federal Land
Bank at Wichita. Kansas, Is in the city
looking over the farms of the valley
with view to placing some loans. j.
"a. Cooper Of the Demng National Is
showing him over the valley and call
ing his attention to its vast resources.
Notices Of increased property valu-
alton for the purpose Of taxation are
being received by the citizens Of Dem
ing following the recent visit TO John
Wiley Of the state tax commission. The
commission doesn't know the war is
over, perhaps. Anyway there is big
howl and the matter is to be threShed
ont In the district court.
Judd simpson. formerly OF Deming.
was I'm the city recently on route To
his home IN California by motor
Reuben Hunter. the blind man who
has taught many Deming citizens how
10 meet misfOrtuneS worst buffets and
smile. has been Informed that his relief
hill has passed the senate and will
soon he acted upon In the house. Mr..
Hunter lost his eyeSight fighting forest
fires near Cloudcroft in 1916 and has
been endeavoring ever since 10 get his
claim through congress. Meanwhile
he has kept cheerful and made good
brOOms for living.
l.. +. Wells has purchased the stock
NJ the Mercantile Grocery Co. and VIII
conduct the shop In the future. The
deal was made with the Tri-State
Credit Mems representative. II. Palm
er.
A. A. TemSc. referee In bankruptcy,
with Messrs. Sayles and Stroud OF the
federal reserve bank motored 10 Col
umbus last Friday 90 look after the ar
fairs OF the defunct First state Bank
Of that place.
CurwoOd's greatest story, "ISOBEI"
at Majestic. Sa. and sun.
W. ]. Hennessy Of the Johns naval
roofing firm is In the city inspecting
the roof of the local T. II. 5. hospital.
Harry Peltz, deputy internal revenue
collector with headquarters In Albu-
merque. Is in the city checking up
local firms.
The Rev. Joseph Williams OF Colum-
bus was q Deming visitor yesterday.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
THE CITY NOT TO
INSTALL ENGINES
Deming lee and Electric Co. Makes
Material Reduction For Pumping
City's Water Supply
PROPOSAL WAS FOR $3.50 PLANT
This Large Outlay Is Deferred in
Arrangement Whereby the Present
Motor Equipment Is Retained

Al meeting OF the Dcming trustees
last night at the city hall II was de-
finltely decided not 10 install engines
at this time to take he place Of motors
now In use at the city waterworks.
This decision was the result OF mate
rial concessions ON the part of the
Demlng lee X Electric Co.. which cor
poration has been furnishing the elec-
tric energy for pumping the city's
water supply.
To begin with the power company
removed the service charge Of 81 30
per h. D. per month and then removed
the sliding scale Of charges 10 a flat
rate Of re per k. W. The old rate
varied from Sc TO 7hc per k. W. There
are five motors at the plant but only
two were used on account Of the ser
vice charge. one on the well IN use
and one on the booster pump; now the
other wells can be pumped as convcn-
lent or as they are needed.
The installation of power plant rs
proposed would have cost S2J. 900 but
II seemed inevitable on account Of the
unreasonable and steadily mounting
costs Of electric power. Under the old
rates practically $1,000 year could
have been saved. II is estimated that
the city is now losing $500 year.
hut is avoiding the heavy initial cost
Last month the city's power hill was
'lmOst $4,000 and with the heavy
pumping during the warm season
would have increased tO considerably
more than S1.0O0.O0 month.
Another booster engine. Il 20 h. p
Fairbanks-Morse, was contracted for
Water storage is insufficient. hut It
Is hoped the additional booster
equipment will help 10 overcome this
deficiency.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
RAssETT BROTHERS OF SILVER
CITY BUY THE PARK GARAGE

Basset Brothers, &. G. and II, T.,
Bassett. who have conducted the Ford
automobile agency at Silver City since
1914. have just consummated a deal
with Fred Sherman and James Kerr
for the Park garage on Railroad boule-
ward. The new owners took possession
Monday morning upon the completion
OF the invoice. The consideration has
not yet been made public. The deal
will, of course. include the Ford
agency here.
c. G. BasSett will he the manager of
the Deming concern. He expects tn
move his family here and establish res
idence. The Bassett firm is known az
n progressive one and the Bassetts will
be a welcome addition to Deming's :
business circles. However, the new
owners will have TO progress right
along to keep the pace set by the re-
firing firms Messrs. Sherman ana
Kerr have built up flourishing es-
tablishment that has maintained the
Ford service at its best. The plant
Is one OF thhe largest and most com
plete In the southwest and Is credit
10 the city.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
SILVER CITY CONvICTS
THREE FOR MURDER

Silver City. y. NJ. May 2O.-After
deliberating two and One-half hours
the jury In the case Of State VS.
elentnrio Corral, ROmaldo Lozano and
Jesus ROchOa. indicted for the murder
of County Jailer Ventura Bencom0 ON
April .. when Corral and LozanO es-
caped from jail, returned n verdict
finding all three Of the defendants
guilty Of murder In the first degree.
The penalty is death by hanging.
While being taken from the court
room 10 the Jail the prisoners urged
the sheriff to hang them Immediately.
Corral is 10 years old. LOzanO II
and ROchOa 22. All are natives Of
Mexico.
The trial began Tuesday, n special
term Of the district court being called
to give the slayers a speedy herring.
The killing of JaiRr BencomO was
an atrocious crime. the victim be-
ing hacked 10 death with an ax as he
lay asleep. Corral and LOZanO were
recaptured three days after their e..
cape.
Rochoa failed Ia make his escape
He was charged with being the ring
leader in the Jail break and murder
plot and was indicted as an accessory
before the fact.
The prompt trial and conviction of
the slnyers established record for
quick justice In the Grant county dis
trict court Judge Raymond x. Ryan
presided. Forrest Fielder district at
torney. and J. :. Vaught OF Deming
as special prosecutor represented the
state. the defendants case being con
Quoted by j. Henry Shelter and Jos.
eph W. Hodges, appointed as their
counsel by the court. An appeal 10 the
supreme court will he taken.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
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HONDALE ITEMS
BY Gertrude Danse


The last meeting or the II. III. club
was held ON "Wednesday In Deming at
the home OF Mrs. Il. ID. Osborn. After
the business meeting the hostess
served IA fine three course luncheon.
The ladies' all report a delightful time.
The next meeting will he at the club
house with Mrs. Weedman as hostess.
Mrs. Emelia Manhart and son Alois.
left on Wednesday for Missouri. where
they will visit relatives for several
weeks.
J. X. Carter Of Demnig went to lola
on Saturday and returned on Sunday.
for a week returned with him.
The farmers have been busy setting
out sweet potato and tomato plants
Let us hope they will have good crop.
The Misses Pauline Nauss and En-
ma COffelt were guests Of Mrs. Weed
man on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Dial Of Deming was n Hondale
caller on Monday.
Mrs. Earl Hon Is visiting her moth
or. Mrs. Leroy Hon.
The social given by the ladies OF the
II. II. club was n very pleasant affair
and snug sum was realized by the
sale of the delicious pies baked by the
committee in charge. Mes,lames Kim
ball, Berwick and DR.. Mary Kraft
gave readings on Mothers Day sub
lects. Mrs. JOwilla Bell and Miss
Bostwick gave recitations as did some
Of the other children. Mrs. Hanhart
sang: you Dear Little Mother Of
Mine" There was pleasant inter
course until late hour and all voted
the evening a success.
II seems as II the weather man does
his level best to spoil our entertain
ments. Miss Helen Bostwick, the
teacher. had an claborte program for
the closing OF school. This time the
children and their friends were de-
termined that not even very bad
storm could keep them from having
their program which was largely along
japanese lines, I'm decorations. songs.
dialogues etc. We all had fine time
and congratulated the teacher on the
termination Of successful year. Let
itia and Harold Twitty and Grace
Risd0n made very good averages In
their examination for high school. AZ
ter the program, ice cream, cake and
punch were served and the young folks
enjoyed gnmes II was one Of the
events In the lives Of the children and
we enjoyed their happiness.
Miss Verna Felbweider OF Deming
was pleasant visitor at the Kimball
home last week.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
LOCAL BRIEFS

Max Tarwater and Eugene Connolly
are in the county Jail charged with
killing beef cattle and falling 10 pre-
serve the hide. The prisoners are
from Columbus
1t seems sort % queer 10 read of
heat prostrations i'm Boston when n
Bostonian more than likely thinks
that the desert southwest is next door
tO Ilades itself.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Golden will 20 to
Mesa Saturday where Mr. Golden will
relieve ii. G.. Bush while the latter
goes on his vacation.
The. small son of \. Stall living II
miles south of the city had the mis-
fortune To have his arm broken and
crushed by falling in the way OF a
disc harrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Cole of Columbus
were visitors In the city last Sunday.
Tim OLeary. chief of the special
agents of the Santa Fe with head
quarters In la Junta, Colo, was in
the city last week Il. Il. Trohaugh,
special agent at Albuquerque was also
n visitor. Mr. Trobaugh succeeded G..
II. Thomas. the latter being very well
known here
G. W. McMOrron. deputy internal
revenue collector at san Francisco,
Calf. was In the city last week visit
ing Attorney George Estes and collect
ing data upon an enterprise which is
of considerable Importance TO this sec
.tion. but which has not yet been made
public.
Mrs Fred Sherman and son. Benja-
min left the city for California last
Saturday. They will be- joined by Mr.
Sherman within a week.
Mrs. W. +. Holt will soon return
from u 6-month's,y visit to her old home
in Bellevue, Michigan. Mrs Holt en-
joyed her visit to her former home.
but Is glad to be again In Deming.
l.. f. Wells is the proud possessor
of new Ford delivery truck.
Wednesday afternoon there was
meeting of the board OF directors Of
the chamber OF commerce at which
time President Pollard appointed the
following on military affairs con-
mittee: ]. c. Watson. u. O. Snod-
greSs. Walter Clark. Herman Lindauer
and Clyde Earl Ely.
sam Lee. laundryman on Silver ave-
nue., had the misfortune 10 attract a
rohber last Thursday night who got
away with $50 In cash and some other
valuables which have not been recov-
cred. The thieves have not been APP
pretended.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
THE TAX RATE IS
NOT TO Be RAISED
j. T.. Saint. Chairman of the State
Tax Commission. Investigates
Local Conditions
RELIEVES RATE HIGH ENOUGH
With Reduced Valuation Of Railroads.
Mines and Ranches, RetreDch-
ment IL Made Necessary

J. +. Saint, chairman OF the State
tax commission. was In the city yester-
day comforting with the county asses
sor and others regarding the increased
tnx valuation placed upon Deming
property through the recent recon-
mcndation OF John Wiley OF the tax
commission. After hearing the facts
regarding local values, Mr.. Saint de-
clared that increased valuation on real
estate and improvements at this time
is wholly unjustified and the valua-
tions placed by the assessor and ap-
proved by the board Of county commits
sioners were reinstated.
Mr.. Saint said that Luna county
would lose S250,OO0 alone ON the Il. Z.
& y. w. railroad valuation and with
the general shrinkage In cattle and
other values more careful expenditures
IL imperative. Fortunately the county
has a board OF commissioners who
realiezed the conditions long ago and
have applied the knife freely 10 all
appropriations.
On account Of the drought this
county may he somewhat worse off
than those in the north. but the state
az whole, according to Mr.. Saint is
hard hit." The solution is TO bring
expenses within the shrunken income,
says Mr.. Saint.
CT G,,,.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
BURStM BILL TO AID CATTLE.
MEN MAY BE PASSED SOON

Washington. D. c., MAY 23.-Relicf
for Texas and New Mexico cattlemen
seems 10 he in sight Secretary Of the
treasury Mellon has agreed to favora-
bly, consider the bill of senator Bur
sum. Of New Mexico. which would Gre
ate out Of the federal reserve board
funds n special fund Of S5O0.OOO. 900
known as the cattle loan funds"
The essence Of. the Bursum bill Is
that, as the sudden reduction In price
Of cattle and agricultural products
has ~ embarrassed the cattiemen,
and deprecated livestock paper. II is
necessary 10 create a special fund TO
aid cattle growers.
The bill win provide modification
Of the federal reserve law so that
counts based upon livestock security.
which discounts will he guaranteed
Internationally and may run for
period Of two years, subject 10 re-
newals.
The gist OF the regulations under
the Bursum hill would simply he TO
extend longer bank credits TO the
livestock men and enable them to
have time to recover from the present
low prices Of cattle and depression in
agricultural products.
The BurSum hill with notifications
suggested by secretary Mellon, has an
excellent chance Of passage at this
session.
Senator Bursum is to see president
Harding and enlist the presidents
support for the bill on Wednesday
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
EX-ARMY OFFICERS STOPS
HERE ON AUTO TRIP ON VISIT
lAlbnauerane Heraldl }

After strenuous motor trip be-
tween Deming and this city, leaving
Dcming Sunday morning, Lieut.. II. ii.
Hendricks, with Mrs Hendricks, ar
rived here this morning. Mr.. Hen
bricks was "A lieutenant Of the United
States army, and had charge Of n
company In the battle OF the Argonne
In France. He was wounded and
was recently discharged from the Let
terman general rospital, u. $. A. at
San Francisco where ne WIS sent by
the government. He and wife are now
motoring through the country To his
home at Shelbyville. Ky.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
"IsoBBL," Majestic, next sat.-sun.
VIGOROUS, OUTDOOR ROLE
o FOR BLANCHE SWEET

Blanche Sweet plays the part Of a
vigorous. daring. self-reliant outdoor
girl In THAT Girl Montana" show
ing at the Rialto Theatre, Thursday,
and Friday May 20 and ~
An adaptation Of March Ellis Ry-
ans popular novel OF the gold rush
along the KOOtenai River, II relates
the adventure and romance In the life
of Montana Rivers who fought to n,e
down past she was not responsive
for.
Robert Thornby. who directed
Half a Chance and many of Miss
Sweets previous Jesse ID. Hampton
features. directed ''I'hat Girl Monta-
ma" Mahlon Hamilton, star OF Half
a Chance" IL the leading man, and the
cast includes such favorites as Kate
Price. Frank Lanning Glare DuBrey
and Edward Peil.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
W. ID. MURRAY AND II. O.
BURSJ'M WORK FOR DEMINC

state Senator W.. -. Murray was IN
the city yesterday looking after his
local interests. Senator Murray says
that Senator II. q. Bursum has left no
stone mturned 10 bring about the re-
opening Of the local T. H. s. hospital.
About two weeks ago the two senators
called on the surgeon general Of the
public health service bureau. II. $.
Cummings, who stated that the local
hospital would he opened for the bene.
III Of disabled veterans OF families.
The capacity is about $50 beds.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
MABEL sTEED WINS CONTEST

Miss Mabel Steed took first prize
SO. In a declamatory contest held last
Wednesday night at the high school
auditorium. Maurice McCleary took
second prize. 81; and Frank McCarty
third prize, 81. Mrs F. ID. Nickers,
Miss Lucille Holt and j. c. OIenry
were the Judges
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
GOOD PRcGRESS IN ANGELUs
OIL WELL NO. !, REPORTED

The Angelus well is now down 1900
feet and In oil sand. A piece OF tenn
pered steel In the hole has somewhat
h0mpered progress. but everything is
now clear and good results are expect
ed any minute.
Deming graphic., 1921-05-24
TRENINO-BOSWELL

A. c. Treyino and Miss Opal Boswell
were united in marriage at Silver City
May IL They are making their home
at Fort Bayard at present. but expect
shortly Ia reside here.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. G.. Boswell and the bridegroom
is disabled veteran Of the great war.