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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
Your Credits Good

Tool seminary UhIo r.rooI. with
a'1f C'7- os frr mr. md women. 20
e. w Nidv r.E prayer ..rti..
Wednesday o. O. o. O. m cordial
invitation Del extended for 200 frea,
N'rtlcrs
German usfhodi.- church Cb.rrr
stree. opposite IirI .rIurf. U.. d.
Spf rkmrun pastor SUNDAY school
o. % m. 'ir 4 o. NcilItr. ..
ifr.r''ri'nf strtr.f class wrrfIuv
"' Morning snrv.r. 90 Gcrmrr
10 ln 20. subject Tho church OF
Philadelphia IrvorfI ioarur 80
D. o w.. subject. Sixth Chapter o.
'rrrair Evening aor. irr r Tr.
.-h 900 o.. subject. .kIckrr Against
fNr 1nads Wednesday, evening th.
u u1I ur1.'r injecting 10 sp ~ a
cordial Invitation o. .vford9l q. r,
"t'"n'. and 90 visitors aro welcome
Second rrceb,frrilu church. corner
Mfk'' lHd I"rrfirfr tfrrrf.. Thorn
H Frirr k1rrfl U ID Service az
'' 20 m Hul 800 D. m sabbath
.fhnH. Ff ru m Christian Dc.
o"'tor w""finE % o. m PRAYER
meeting Wnlrosj.r DO o. o. m Th.
tor vii preach S1thn'b mornlr.
on U.s. gus. ID Come let Us Wo..
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House & HERMANN

th" lecture room a. : 3 M Service
preparatory to che communion 1900 boz
hodl 0u WndrrFd1y arI FRIDAY oven.
'ngs 40 g. o. W tunmlrIrl ON
Tho fret % juno
First rnsh Lutheran church o..
sixteen street. IS IS Uraircor. rls
Tor. q Siv'"eufh street Regular 3D.
vine Worship lI.l m. AMI ..Iu a.
W sunday SCHOOL 1..l a m sun.
dav school a' Edroo0d ara WarVopI
% 'H g. m. Preaching services af
tIgHsn' 7r0 o. m SIR Koch OF
springfield -. wiI rrearf. Evr-,
b'ds wr.c0'n" 'p 900 fh... service.
Tho FIRST Spiritualir' church ar.
hDdl srrt Iccs in mo OH Fellows hall
sunday. MAY ~. 40 $50 q m fs
c"um a. 10 ZOO Co., w Ner r. W Wat
pastor arI psychic Lecture fu'fowe D
"fh spirit w"r ages. ~ arc weI
come
First trfrI Prcehtt,rIr church.
n'N dunr north uf pu.fon,rr Urt
Charlie. % U0u.n.nu. % Do pastor
p. guitar .'I...s. Hf fU o. m frf
I u rtr SERMON. D.. N,r o.
'i.' ..rfU.r. o. o. Professor OFF
li"Hr'N .u th, g.f'ItuuEu Tl,oIYe
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Chr. ..Hl !'r,ic'. tl. brotherhood
"iIl .''.ud ir bod, ana ihe in
f'i .'Ir1 C' DU..r v.I follow the
I'''I 'N" HO. chorus W. furnish
'lf in-'t" fnr fHr rf'u.ur. The men
" fI- cunmIrft ar. special, In.
Woo tu flis service. TlNorth icaauc.
SD D m. ruh.rtf Thc Social I'm
iu'sr Human Fellow ehip." John "a
90 Ir. loader. Tuc.dnv 10 u
u. Junior league and Bows brigade
fIdat. Z SOP ~. choir rehearsal and
'".s meeting livery body cordially
invited io those services.
%. Narncol Presbyterian Church
Won 'ih street near Main Edgar vs.
ICY. I7.'or .~1hhfth school ~ p g.
@. M. y e Moore. Suaprintendrnt
lNfr.uG worship 1f ~ O'Clock Chris.
Erdc7vCr wsctinR AZ 1.On M
i'"nihr service az IS Tra1er
moot uk "Wednesday. g. Childrou'q
lhi service. June S'h and Commence.
mont service on June o.
So Johns F. Trot congregation.
pastor. William q Tlfo' Ncxt sun
dn' no morniuc service. Tho pastor
n"i h..n- able 'o hold service Meet.
Iug OF '1" Ladies Nid sorlct, ~ ..
M. r"Elish evening service will be
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conducted by Rcv q. schmirt. OF Nc
kcospori. Pa. A. 80 p m. Thurs.
day. May 90. meeting 81 the Christian
Enccavcr society. Further announce
merits during services.
Tho Third Prcshytcrian church.
Thirty. eighth ard Jacob streets. T. T..
LtNeuucrger. pastCr-Tuo usual SER
vices will BIZ held SUNDAY. Nav ~
preaching az 10 o. n. Co., and g. d.
on sabbath school and Mems Dh'a
calss a. 'n o. m and Junior Chris.
'ian Endcavor AZ c.f5 y. m
First baptist church. TvoIftb AMI
Byron streets Rev. p. y VrIuInstoo'
pastor Bible school. o o.. preaching
~ 10 }n bt Edward Schneider. $3.50.
Rcv Adam McNurdo viii give his
s'crcopticcn study. Pilgrims Proc.
ress. Warvood Bible school DID,
Lash hall WarV o1d. % Znu b.
J. I. nt & 3O On Tucsdtv eycrin /.
an important meeting of f.r T1rq.I.
lhilafhea classes Niiwo-k pra,a-
service Wednesday. $50 We cVfru.f
a cordial welcome fo Worship with us
GoOHtinusd on siEtssnth P.ss,
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In The Churches

Wayman A. VI. + Church. Nartiet
street bet"een Ninth and Tenth. Rev.
W. O. Davis, pastor. lu:4I a. IN.
sermon. The Scarlet Line. l. -
p IN. Class meeting Leaders. ~.
Davis. Chas. Farley. Jchn Harris. 80
y NJ, Sunday school" Joseph and
ben amin Genesis . Lawyer T.. i.
CIR nam. Srp"1il' "Etnnt. 90" T. m
4. q. T.. League. Mission Work AZ
Home aad abroad Industrial Mis-
lU.6 H. wba.a Swallow ,la IonaI9a
Eow in" Lo'i Rad prepared - great
FISH - swallow up Jonah. And Jonah
Mas IN -" belly OF the FISH three DAYS
anG three n'sa'- DR.. W. .. Davis
HLi preach I'd oach service. Strangers
and Tho generous public are cordially
invited 70 be present. NoIday even
ing. Trustees meeting. Tuesday ey-
eniuc Musical Literary Social. We'd
nesday evening Prayer class meet
ing. Friday evening. boy Scouts.
The following program WI he ron
dered ~ NayWan 4. VI y church
On Tnesdlv crcning Invocation.
Miss pora Lucas Paper. M,-s pearl
Anderson solo. Mrs Jennie y.
Davis. Paper. Lawyer T. j Graham
Jr Instrumental. Miss Alma Light
foot solo. Mrs. Mamie Nev man.
idpeT. w. 70. =. NuID~'fE. III~IT iIi''f
tai. Miss Phoebe Perry Solo. Mrs
Hattie Carpenter Recitation. Ms,
Gertrude PcndlafOn Solo. Mrs Edna
Y Ballard Paper Mr. Myers Car
penfer. Solo The kosary. Mr.
FRANK Davenport Piano puett
Lucy Jackson. Solo. Miss Marie
Powell. Instrumental Mss Cora Lu-
cas- Finale.
First Christian Church Elm Grove
Teaching service. 10 O'Clock SundtF
morning Lord g SIpp"r. J. Chris
7 5.45 b it.I na s!o rev A r Co.. az i'ihTi
service Delegates from state CON
vention Will report Everybody in
yited
on sabbath. Nav 27th. Tho Neno-
ial services OF ti" - s n Niii hn
hold in 'hr Pr-tbvtt-i1n church ~
~ Pleasant. rI. the churches unit
ing IN the service THIS service j.
81 Tho morning a. "inyru rrictH iu
the evening a. 7.1 in 'hr Pro byfor.
mon will D." delivered 90 fhn gralul-
ting class ~ Who VI Pleasant High
school. ATT tho crurt Ies again unit
ing. in 'he soryice. Roth sermons
pastor - fln j.. hrf'rfI church.
The suhlect o' t'. morning sermon
VII D. irara f1 Boo Remembered
and NJ 'hn 't.ring sermon Dppo-
tgn'f." -.-r'-' wr-i~ hnr horu .ro.
pared hy 200 excel rr' choir assisted
bv fhn church orchestra Nr $751;.
Ham DID, H1-n0ro -'lI direct 'h" music.
g. L.trr rpacopai Church leland.
end on. fl. tool bridge The Hrv
servicef .rr fr SUNDAY after Trim.
g.. Mav o. VIII poo f- H rn
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Fourth Street METHODIST Episcopal
church. first church south Of Twelfth
on Chapiiue. 30 1919. Arthur ".
Mills. pm. D.. pastor Public worship
az 1890 q. m. Miss Margaret Crab
tree Will give an address on Mission
Work in 'he Philippine Revival
scrviccsat -" =. m. Sermon by the
pastor. subject. Shakespeare ana tho
Bible. Special music at both ser
vices by a chorus choir % trained
voices Sunday school at 9.15 a. M.
Junior leagr" ~ o 30 ? m. Epworfh
lcagu" az % 3. ~. a hearty invita-.
ton s. extended 20 all strangers and
those without church home 20 JOIN
with the congregation in all thes.
church services. Al seats free and "a
most cordial welcome awaits every.
body Who comes.
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service
May %, 1919. Acts 1916
MISSION WORK AT HONS AND ABROAD:
~ INEI STRIAI. MISSIONS

from laho- YET take the tools OF a me
chpnic. WORKING themselves and teach
ing Others how 20. they are tearing
down the faCtitous middle wall OF par
titiOn between The SO thought higher
and tho labor class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

In Oriental lands manual labor is
universally counted disgrace When
missionaries. who IS learned men
would he considered as belonging 20
o higher class and therefore exempt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24
JOSEPH AND BENJAMIN
(THE STORY

Of the OF
a Youngest
action
omit
or mas That rho ja "s epS Son, the m m6r ma
uhes million their sacks queted.
sunday sSh9o Of The world Ina they can da, enjoy The
is ; merry.
cript he heI
oily r PofRC9d Ge reiuSR 10 sR % % o , touched the
hem sho the to be compelled quit
0ed cn in short rations They BENJAMIN than The others
aas several oh So% nes appa hen they show ha e
@ 'T ona s9 nF bti h sSgolSer
Pfcg true na 6SaFcst Ss@
Sfohs ne Gn s es h to S goes o,aS4a @
Ss NH 4 PSs sS sS @ %FP9 @ b
taste these products of theirs hearts
planned better
this drama advancemen Joseph certain
THE TEACHERS LANTERN
The folly o. forcbOdng been his satisfaction
sey pTOacs h cf G a 9d the Of his one
a M lron and take US for MG eaa s 6s
evils do fear him Then Joseph
%SaGsns , All mn ' nn he must needs sse hgh his
ssr Walk an P ef sPe Yes That a R WAS
The portions control
precipitation:
Il hid II for months Not
BE PGtS b moi The gs h s tsSt mna nd S pS
klnded enmr that q h in the EVOLUTION Of sharaSter to
The Young Peoples Devotional Service
May D. 1919. Acts 1916.
MISSION WORK AT HONS AND ABROAD:
C) INDUSTRIAL MISSIONS
tools Of
u ~
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Chepline Street VI r. church. 23lS
Chaplinc street. T. G Meredith. pas.
tor-Public worship at 1890 q. N.
and 7:i5 ,. IN. Morning text. Pray
for Us" Evening. Think on These
Things Sunday school at 9:I5 a.
IN. Sheldon Joseph. superintendent.
Epworth league at T. m. Trustee
meeting Monday az p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p N.
Junior league Friday a. 2. N. y
welcome 10 all.
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stone Presbyterian. Elm Grove.
J.. 70. L"weliyn. pastor Public ser
vices al a. IN. and go =. IN s.
memorial sermon wiIl DO preached a.
'tr morning service. ~ tho evenin.
service Jephthahs Daughter" Sab
bath school az . 60. Nr a.. Is Bush.
on. superintendent senior Christian
EndfayOr a. g 800. Miss Ida Woodruff
loader. Junior Eudoavar % 90, Miss
Lucy Brown. superintendent PRAYER
meeting Wr1TrfIay evening az 7:45.
Special music a. the sunday services
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3 PauIs EvnngeIlcaI church. INN
ty.eigh'h and Wood street. Aug. {.
Raschc. pastor Services for Sunday,
May -: German services, 1880 a IN.
subject, "A Christians Worship.
English services. 100 p. IN. subject.
What Think We OF Christi" Sunday
Rb,e school. 9:IJ a. m. Meeting OF
church council Wednesday. S ?. IN.
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study calsses for mon and women at
go a. N. Christion union at : ?. m.
Wednesday evening prayer service at
= ~ nj the home OF Mr.. 2. c. Horn
brook. 40. go Fifteenth street. Stran-
gers in the CITY are welcome
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COATS S SsIAE

Mad" of Scrges. Mixtures. &C. in
light ard dars Shades-also Rlack
art White checks. New Cntaway
style. some with Persian and Bull
rari5u SIR trimmings. some neat
and plain. All sizes. Il 10 -.
Wcmen's .............. $3.50 to $50
Girls ................s5 $500 to $40
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church. Wo0dsdaln. J. " Potter. min.
i"f"r Services ~ % o. m and r 30 .
m Morning subject. shah Proaby-
''ri7n. Iut'"I' WHY Noff' Even.
lng subject. lf Ifr Docs the Hest
lln Can. lg that Enough sunday
.ho0l 80 % g. r. m Young people 4
meeting ~ g. 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-24

Fret Unitarian church. Board of
Ira1r rooms The r"rv'~o next sur.
day morning vii Boz devoted fo fhc
comm mor1fi1u of fhr ufr and ..b0ra
~ 1908 Iiirks. Tho eminent Quaker
preacher from vh.u fhr "ffIrk g."
FrI"nG tnkr their name RELIGIOUS
liberals OF ODD denomination should
.n.n ir calling fp mird their debt fo
'.4 r'fnirEatie man HYMNS ~
NHi''rr who vac n liieksIfe. VII
to sung
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First Christian Church Elm Grove.
Teaching service. 30 o.c.ocE SUNDAY
morning Lord e SIprer. n. Chris
tan Endfavor. o. fn Preaching.
7.45 by pastor Rev = r Co.,. az his
service Delegates from state con.
venfioa Will report Everybody in
vifed
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Thomson Methodist EuI.roaaf
church. 2E South Uro4IHlr. ou tho
I land. " tflr-Ingrr. pastor Scr
trre f0- SDria. N3y O., iD 200 q. m
iIl.r "Nr- .ip -rrmou Inlrrf. Past
'I o. n. Euunrfi lfI.rr Ff q
% sermon subject. Tho Modern
IHr.Hre au Orthodox buf gfIfCrr
f'rri Churrhwnr Tho aef gerrnon
ri fE' series. .D'd fImr Portraits on
'n1'rn Men. Won 1r" welcome
Firsf Trrelr'crial church. corner
OF lIHli.rr ami Thirteenth streets.
Er. cook. o. ID. minister cor
Woo 70 in 900 u and g. D. m
-HINa'. school frl tIh.r classic Iu
f.r ."r'Ifr r.rm 30 r.fsa m Iarl
rfhi.' tt..I. E.HIffa U1.I. rrfrl-
I. a.I Pom 700 90 u Nom
nrf. rrH " F.. ','If. .ff...
.I m. fH.u- l.upcs ,a.s m
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comfort. Serviceabiiity and latest
styles. Best spring lasts. Trim ap-
Tcaraucc. latest feathers and cloths.
High and low cuts. lace and button.
Mems ard Women's. 50 to IS
Boys and oirIs'........Si.25 to 50
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foontinusd on siEtsenth Pags.l
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Don't Worry
PRICES
REDUCED

Dresses are in great favor this
spring. Lovely creations IN six.
Crepe. Meteor. White and CoIored
Serges. Diagonals and White Lin
gCrfs
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Ell PaSO & Southwestern
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, L. 5.
Land Office at Las Cruces, New
Mexico. July %, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that VII.
liam X. Byrd, of llondalc. New Mex.
leo, who. on Muy 10, 1912, made
Homestead Entry, No. O1llS, ior
SCI Section %. Township - s,
Range 10 W., \. NJ. =. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention 10 make II.
nal Communication Proof, to establish
claim 10 the land above described
before Il. \. McKeyes, United State,
Commissioner, at Demlng, New Mex.
leo, IN the 18th day of September
1913.
Claimant names ~ witnesses: T.
:. Coffin, of llondalc. New Mexico,
\. 7. Coffin. of llondale, New Mex
leo: Martin kicf. of llondalc, New
Mexico, and 4 r. Byrd, of llondaIe,
New Mexico. JOSE GONZALES,
S.l-29 Register,
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HOMES FOR EVERYBODY

Have you noted the new bungalow
which the Home Plot Company is of
ferring2 IL not, turn to their adver-
tisement and inspect the dwelling in
the cut, which is exactly as it will
appear when completed. There are
five rooms, screened porch and
II bath room with Il sanitary
plumbing and all the other modern
conyeniences. The exterior is peb-
BILE dashed over poured cement
blocks, n building material which is
new and everlasting. The houses will
be constructed on two lots with ce-
ment sidewalks and fences. The
pleasing part TO the younger home
builder is the price, only $2,S50-lO
per cent down and the rest like rent.
If You wish an elegant home in Dem
ing's most exclusive residence dis
trict call at the office of the Home
Plot Company in the Mahoney Block,
where representatives of the com
pany will be glad to talk over your
needs and show You examples of the
new construction. adv
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n. G. BUSH FAvORS
EXHIBIT AT SAN FRANCISCO

san Franci>co-II. &. Bush, gen
craI manager of the Denim. Lumber
Company i in san Francisco. and
strongly favor New Mexico having
Il state building at the Panama Pa
citic International Exposition.
1T is nothing short of down.
right -hame that New Mexico ha.
not provided Tor n proper representa-
ton at III" coming Exposition" said
Mr.. Bush in an interview. "A build.
ing at this Exposition which is the
first that New Mexico has had the
opportunity to be present at since she
became a state. would be- better ad
vcrt~ing than anything else she could
do.
New Mexico has developed more,
thanks to advertising, in the last five
years than she has in the twency
years previous. and with proper nd
vcrtlNing during the next five Years,
there j. no doubt that she will make
fifty years progress.
Mature has done everything IN her
power 10 bless our state. She ha-
given us as fertile land Il, there j. on
earth; she has given lis climate that
i unsurpassed anywhere in the world
and she has given Us abundant water
for all our needs.
As AN agricultural state, look
for New Mexico To rank among the
foremost ten in the Union in the next
ten years, but this must be- done BY
means of advertising IN which We let
the world know what We have to offer.
1--WE must have people and the right
kind of people, aud that our lrgi-la
turc should have been 80 short sight
ed a> TO fail 10 see this great oppOr
lunity 10 show the other sisters OF
the Union, ~ well a, the world, what
We are, what We have and what We
hope To- be. i, nothing short of mex
cusable.
81 feel sure that when the attention
of the thinking people of New Mex
leo has been brought to this matter
u movement will be- sci on foot, which
will lead To the raising of fund t.
provide for state building.
II am only too glad and ! stand
ready to do anything in my power
personally and financially, 10 further
this great movement
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ARCHITECTURAL CONTEST

The prize competition for plans
aud sketches of dwellings IN the New
Old Santa Fc style was launched 'as'
week at Santa Fe when the specla'
committee consisting of Bronson W.
Cutting, DR.. +. +. Mcra aud . "
Morley, appointed in charge oil '"',
work reported to the chamber VI
commerce with detailed lnforlna''o"
and suggestions regarding the CO."
petition.
According to the committees IL
port first prize of 800 and Il S''
ond prize of $50 will be given ior u,
two most acceptable plans subm''''u
All plans 10 become the propef'! :"
the chamber of commerce ana ~ y
available TO the home builders F."
Santa Fe who wish 10 further y"
quaint aud distinctive charm oil '"0
city by adopting this style IN the pr
posed dwellings. The prizes WI" "
awarded October /.
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, |, 3
Land office at Las Cruces, New
Mexico. July %, 1913,
Notice is hereby given that Walter
f.. Slorkwcll, of Myndu>, New Mex
iro. who. on December II. 1911 |, made
Lots | and >. Observation-Disclosures
Homestead Entry, No, O6lsr ioI
Lots | and >. EleNWl, or NWlr
Section Is, Township "A s" Range
& W., \. NJ. =. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention 10 make fiha
Communication Proof, 10 establish
claim To the land above described
before b. Y. McKeyes, United Stale
Commissioner, at Deming, New Mex
leo, on the 10th day of September
1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses: DO
srph q. Roscborough, of Dem'ls
New Mexico: William Is, lrwln' o'
Myndus. New Mexico; Frederl'S
Clauson. of Myndus, New Mexico
aud William II. Kelly, of tarne' Ne"
Mexico. JOSE GONZALES,
Sl-og Register
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Trouble with Sub-lrrlgatlon

Sub-irrigation, according TO Alex
Mcpherson, is a beautiful theory, but
incapable of being worked out in n
practical manner. II is commonly
supposed that if mechanically per-
feet tile could be made the method
would succeed. The trouble is not
with the kind of tile, however, but
the damage which sub irrigation does
to the land. However good the soil
may be and free from alkaloids APP
parently there is certain to be some
of this material mixed with the earth.
To certain point this is beneficial
to plant growth. The point is, the
sub-irrigation water takes up these
substances iii solution and concen-
trates them where their presence can
do the greatest amount of harm. IT.
rigation by flooding in the arid re-
gions washes out the minerals and
disperses them and is the rational
method.
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Song of the Homesteaders
(By Alice Day PratD


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80 ,n"e ''''''' ~ '.'"' W '''" p p,
n, ".,' '' I I n.' ',5 '',',l "Il
II ,"' " I ,.'I' -, "'''' ';L ,',' . o,'
II , II.
a'Ina "'" '"'''P ~ "
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v,.o,. ,;.,a, ,'aous anI IT. a.
- ,iI;, Ie l
'I '
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p', ~ H., IiI,n anI s,a,.,,oI;n,
.,,o.
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u..:.,:. L.. .,..,, ..l .L;,,;.o
so,d
III. ~ ,Li. =; Aha pr,,,i-o1 Land,
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior II ,
Land office at Las Cruces Na
Mexico, July s, 1913.
Notice is hereby given TINT pso.
NJ. Hicks, of Deming, New Mey;o"
who, on August 10. 1909, made Dss
erl Land Entry, No. O3lS2. for M
Section -. Township "a s., Rana 90
9 W., n. NJ. 7. Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention 10 make Final proo,
To establish claim to the land abov.
described, before b. Y. McKeves
United States Commissioner, at Dem
ing, New Mexico on the 10Th day Of
August, 1913.
Claimant names rs witnesses.
John s. Wright, of Deming, Nsr
Mexico; j. Ethan Wright, of Dem.
ing, New Mexico; John Humid d,
Deming, New Mexico, and J. W. Win.
ters. of Drming, New Mexico.
JOSE GONZALES
JUL langS Register
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ON ADVERTISING !

: No intelligent advertiser i To-
y day an intermittent one. lie be-
= ewes in the follow up" >y~-
:: TEN advocated by all those who
= are experienced in newspaper
= advertising. which. of course.
= has II cumulative effect in bring
= NJ results. Only the ignorant,
= immature or careless space buy
= crS advertise internationally now
:" adayS.--EX.
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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

J. NJ. Carr of Haywood was in the
city the early part of the week.
J. J. Snow. president and manager
of the Waterloo Pickle Company, was
visitor in the Graphic office Satur-
day. Mr.. Snow is looking for bust
ness location here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

DR.. VI. j. Moran returned Saturday
morning from Kansas City whore he
attended the dentists, convention.
The doctor reports many interesting
sessions at which demonstrations OF
new methods and appliances were in
troduccd. Many of the new appIian-
cce will find place in the Gold ave
nue. office for the further torture OF
the pain-racked tooth. DR.. Moran
certainly believe, in keeping up-to-
date.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

Theodore n. Esp, mineral inspec-
tor for the general land office at San
ia Fe, was in the city on official bust
ness Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

PERSONAL


Jack Head is assisting p. r. Long
of the Borderland Garage.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

Earnest liolImger, son of |. X. Hol-
linger of Greenville Ohio, arrived
last week from Montana TO invest in
the Miesse lands here. His father is
already Il purchaser and another
son. William IIollinger, is expected
soon from Medicine Hat, Alberta,
Canada who will probably become a
buyer of the rich lands east of the
city. The father left Saturday for
his home in Greenville.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

Mrs. A. ID. SETTLER went down to
Deming Monday to meet some rela-
livcs who accompanied her home
the following day and will spend
several weeks visiting hcrc,-Silvcr
City Independent.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

r. +. Pilloud made n business trip
to Silver City Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

Mrs. +. {. Greenwood of Tulsa.
Okla. relative of Mr.. and Mrs.
Greenwood. came down from Dcming
the first of the week and is making n
visit with her relative, Columbus
Courier.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

Y. s. Hills made trip to Hurle
aud other points Monday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-08-08

Mrs. +. Il. Trmble and children.
family of the compositor at the En-
lcrprise, departed Tuesday evening
for their home in Deming. whence
they will go to Belen where Mrs.
Trimble has recently been elected
To a position ~ teacher in the High
School-Silvcr City Independent.