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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
MORRIS ARCANUMTEs ELECT.
SueoiaI To the Evening Star.

DOVER, Dec. 1.-THE following
officers were elected at the annual
meeting of Morris Council No. 541,
Royal Arcanum, held in Arcanum
Hall last night; Past Regent, Charles
Z. Becker; regent, Daniel c. Burdge;
vice-regent. Harry Armitage; orator,
Earl c. Nelson; secretary. John J.
Kohler; collector William H. Hook
ing: treasurer. D. T. Van Horn:
guide, Charles II. Whitehead; chap
lain, Leslie W. Lyon; sentry. Nels
Berg; inside guard, Theodore Drake;
trustee for three years. j. W. Baker;
delegates to Grand Council, Charles
2. MacFau and Airing NJ. MacFall;
alternates, Charles Endahl and Ed
win Meyer
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
BRITISH WAIT FOR
CRUISER DRESDEN
TO SHOW HERSELF
Two Warships in Magellan
Straits insist German Ship
Must Fight or Surrender.
BY the United Press.

BY the United Press.
BUENOS AYRES. Dec. 1.-Two
British cruisers are today reported in
the Straits of Magellan, off Punta
Arenas, where they are waiting for
the German cruiser Dresden, the sole
survivor of the squadron of Admiral
Won Spec, which engaged the British
fleet of Vice-Admiral Sir Frederick
Sturdee off the Falkland islands.
Reports CRACKING here are mostly
from pro- German sources, since the
British have totally cut on wireless
communication with the Falklands.
These pro- German reports declare
the two British vessels have indi-
Gated their intention not to respect
the neutrality laws in regard to the
Dresden. The vessel, the British
ships are said TO have asserted. must
either come out and fight or surren-
der The Gillian government is re-
ported to have taken action to main
tain it's neutrality IN the situation
growing out OF the arrival of the
Dresden at Punta Arenas. The gov
ernment will register a vigorous pro-
test if the Dresden is attacked inside
the three-mile limit.
The captain of the Dresden has in
formed the German consul at Punta
Arenas the British feet which at
tackled the Germans off the Falk-
lands included two battle cruisers of
the invincible type and six cruisers.
These vessels, the captain stated,
were the Carnarvon. the Cornwell.
Essex, Bristol, Defence and Glasgow.
Charges of alleged violation of neu-
trality are now being made by the
German consul, not only as to Chile
but Brazil The Glasgow, 1t Is al
legged left Rio Janeiro to Join the
British feet after having undergone
repairs of considerable extent in that
port
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Would Limit Frisco Saloons
to Protect Golden Goose

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-Upon
the theory expressed by its members
that the liquor manufacturers are
killing the goose that lays their gold
EN- eggs" a committee of the cham
Der of commerce has begun the for
mutation of a plan to regulate and
reduce the number of saloons in San
Francisco. Its plans extend to legis-
lative action at Sacramento this
winter, with a view to harmonizing
regulation in the State"
According to the general scheme, 1t
is proposed to limit the number of
saloons. raise license taxes and ar
range a sliding scale for licenses on
saloons, restaurants and hotels.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
j. S. PREPARED
FOR WAR IN 1918,
NAVAL MEN HEAR
Hobson's Assertion. IMAM
swered by Daniels, Creates
Sensation at Inquiry.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Represen-
tative Richmond Pearson Hobson S
public challenge to Josephus Dan1els,
secretary Of the navy. to deny that
during the time of the strained rela-
ttons between this country and Japan,
in May. 1918. the American gunners at
Corregidor Island remained at their
guns day and night and that the har-
bors of the Philippines were mined, Is
the sensation prevailing In ofhclal err
eles today. Mr.. Daniels's impressive
silence followingth challenge has
only added 10 the strain of the I'M
usual situation.
This dramatic development in the
national committees investigation OF
the needs of the navy department
came at the end of a long hearing.
Captain Albert G. Winterhalter, L.
5. n, aid for material, was being
questioned about the preparedness of
the United states for war
Mr.. Hobson. who exhibited great
anger over Captain Winterhalter's
rather facetious testimony denied
that he was seeing things"
Il have not been seeing things"
said Hobson In May. 1918, and for
several weeks thereafter our gunners
at Corregidor Island stayed at their
Il
were mined Troops were sent there.
Everything had been moved there ex-
cept the seat of government, which
was ready to move. 1 have noticed
other things from time to time. I do
not notice them now any more than l
ever have"
Secretary Daniels and Captain Win
terhalter looked grave as Mr.. Hob
son proceeded. The former made no
direct reply to the assertion of Mr..
Hobson about the alleged prepara-
lions for war on Corregidor Island.
whereupon Mr.. Hobscn exclaimed:
well the secretary of the navy
is here. l will ask him. If what
have stated is not true let him deny
it."
Secretary Daniels. his face pale and
lips drawn, looked Mr.. Hobson
squarely in the eye and made no
reply.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Leaves Hospital to Testify
Against Alleged Bigamist

ELIZABETH, Dec. 15.-Two women
testified yesterday afternoon in the
County Criminal Court that they
were wives OF James P. Reilly, Jr.,
of this city. The jury found Reilly
guilty of bigamy and he will be SEN
fenced on Friday. Abbie Miller left
her bed in the hospital here to tes-
tify that she had married Reilly last
January. Ada Hobson, of Paterson,
testified that she had married him in
1873.
Others testified that third wife,
Mary McGhee. died before she knew
she was not legally wed. During the
summing up by the State Mrs. Reilly,
the mother of the defendant, called
Prosecutor Stein "a liar" and she
was removed from the courtroom.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Lauter-Hum anas

The LAUTER- HUMANE is
a playerpiano that surely will
appeal to the most critical and
sensitive soul. Ii is beyond
question the ne plus ultra Of
the player-piano field. Its de-
lightful tone and unrivaled
played efficiency have made II
the standard for quality, not
only in the United States, but
in all parts of the world.
II you would have a player
piano of ideal quality, you will
find it in the LAUTER-
HUMANE, than which a bet
ter is not TO be had.
Price $3.50 and upwards.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
KIeckner-Talbot

PATERSON, Dec. 15.-The outcome
Of a romance that began in Italy two
years ago was the wedding last night
In New York of Mrs. Gillicent Tai
bot, of this city, and DR.. Ralph
Kleckner, a physician of Chicago.
Mrs. Talbot was in Italy cultivating
her voice when DR.. Kleckner met her
on a tour of the continent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Steel Company to Test Big
Guns in Southern Jersey

CAPE MAY, Dec. Ito test big
guns which it is making, the Beth
iehem Steel Company has leased all
OF the land along the Delaware bay
shore from Cape May to Fishing
Creek, distance of ten miles. A
telephone line Is being erected over
the entire territory with signals at
may be in the neighborhood at the
time of the trials.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
A Great Stock
Of Fine Pianos

Every day is buster than the DAY oetore, lot,
mark YOU Christmas is but eight shopping days away 1t
is we'll worth your while help along Santa Claus great
labors and incidentally facilitate selection for yourself
and greatly accommodate u.s. -
Our vast stock of pianos is probably ten times as big
as any other hereabouts 1t contains LAUIER UP
RIGHTS LAUTER-HUMANAS (playerpianos) and
LAUTER GRANDS, as we'll as dozen other makes OF
thoroughly reliable pianos.
We invite your especial attention to the following:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Escaped Overlook Patient
Walked in Storm to Dover
special 70 ths Evenine stsr.

DOVER, Dec. 15.--John Hunt, aged
ffty-four years, OF Newark, who ran
away from Overlook Hospital. Cedar
Grove, Sunday afternoon, was taken
into custody last night at the home of
his cousin, George Greer, in Bergen
street. The man has been patient
at Overlook for several years owing
to the condition of his brain. After
leaving the institution he wandered
through the storm Sunday to Mr..
Greer's home here and became ira
tionai last night. Patrolmen Charles
Counternan and william Lind
berg took him to the local jail and
he was returned to the hospital on
the 1920 D. m. train.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
NEWARK EVENING STAR: TUESDAY DECEMBER 10. 1911

place orders for arms, ammunition,
cotton and sanitary supplies to cost
$40. 100000.
Members OF the commission arc re-
ported to be NJ. G. Danielpol, director
of the National Bank of Roumania,
and ArIstide Blank, financial dele
gates; Alexander Cantimir and
Agrippa Popesco, engineering dele
gates. and Captain Blucliu and Major
Demetre Popesco, technical delegates.
They plan to reach here the latter
part of the week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Two Plead Bankruptcy

pcfIai 70 Inc bNtnIHs otaF'
TRENTON, Dec. 15.-Arthur Z.
'aulmier. of Hanover Township,
iorris county, with liabilities of s22 :
S. and assets Of 81 500. filed a volun-
Cry petition in bankruptcy. Ca
lillo Alirabellu. n grocer, Of Eliza
9Th, with liabilities of $5,5S2 and as
els Of s4,S36 also filed a voluntary
etition TODAY.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
A Grave Subject

Hicksville stage Hand Ito member
of visiting Hamlet" company)-lt
certainly can't be no fun havin' TO
play a grave digger night after night
Actor (cheerfully)-oh, the posi-
ton Ia not to be sneered at when a
hostile audience starts lombard
uent.--Puck.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
R0umania Places Order for
SlO,OO0,O0O in War Supplies

CHICAGO. Dec. 15.-Roufnania has
entered the American field for the
purchase of war supplies, according
to information reaching Chicago n1er-
chants today The country. although
not a belllgerent in the European
war, has sent a commission here to
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
LIewelIyn Players


Just as the LLEWELLYN
Upright is the marvel of its
class in quality and economy,
so also is the LLEWELLYN
Playerpiano that We sell at
1895.
II you would make the family
happy with a playerpiano Of
fine quality at a minimum in
vestment, this instrument will
Ali your expectations.
You will get some idea OF
its value by making COMPARE
son with players sold ordina-
rily at $3.50 and $500.
S395 and upwards.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
CONGRESSES Xmas Vacation

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Holiday
recess of Congress from December "a
to December 20 was proposed today
in q concurrent resolution passed by
the House. It was then communi-
Gated to the Senate to await that
bo(Iy'a action.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Belgian Councils Ordered
to Meet to Pay War Tax
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, Dec. ia dispatch from
Havre to the Matin says:
According to news which has
reached the Belgian government, the
German governor-general or the oc-
cupied territory in Belgium has or
dered the provincial councils to meet
on December II to take the necessary
measures for the payment Of the war
tax Of $50, ooo,OoO francs ts7o, 900, oco) T"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
LleweIIyn Uprigh ts
Lauter Uprishts

There are nine different reg The LLEWELLYN Upright
p pc sy De-. nne 1919 go sell Sie5
the exquisite dainty Style 20" 1oo according 10 sye mas
styles that cost S55o e twenty thousand
To own LATTER PIANO New Jersey alone We have
hoye .ho, yet to know of of
10 ba acms ~ ens n,.;. re LLEWELLYN Piano who is
Jsi;ahtsi i;o,d nn.;t ~ go than satisfied with
in the LAUTER Is thing TO MaEe -ioid concor;so, vh
give joy only the pres r;anos cesine SIo0 ore
ent generation, but the money eIseu,5ere and we
grandchildren Of the youngest think Won will agree that ts
nov nvng' 49,. LLEWELLYN is all we claim
Noonial EMPIRE ana mis- for it-a genuinely artistic in
low cost " - r
1856 and upwards. Sl95 upwards
The citations above give only slight idea of the
magnitude of stock that contains every style of
piano, we'll other makes, including large
collection of sightyused instruments exceptionally low
prices
Each instrument sell goes under our own
written warranty that is good for term of years. well
as our promise to EXCHANGE IF NOT SATISFACTORY
after extended trial.
You can arrange easy terms any instrument you
may like, without interest charge We accept little
TEN DOLLARS in cash and SIX DOLLARS monthly,
with relatively attractive terms the higher priced
instruments
In the event of your decease PAYMENTS TERM.
NATE and the instrument becomes the property of your
estate.
Christmas is almost here. Why not decide to have
fine piano in your home the morning of the great
Festival?
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Vienna Denies Peace Pact
Negotiations With Servia
BY the Associated Press.

VIENNA. via London, Dec. 15.--It
is officially denied that Austria Hun
gary has attempted to conclude a
separate peace with Servia.
There have been several reports re-
garding possible peace negotiations
between Austria and Russia, but the
above official denial is the first in
timation here that there have been
similar reports regarding Servia. 1t Is
probable that following the recently
reported success of the Servians such
a rumor became current in Europe.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15

~on1ans& Club
Prospect St, East Orange
Wednesday. Dee. 16. ss15 p. NJ.
&E let SEN VICE.
------------------ and the
Or. Armgaard Kari
. k$ - ~ - - NJ - ~
startling lecture by the author of The
on sale at Voman's Club and these phar
macles: Firemen s. Newark; Moslers Or
ange; Gillbards and FIegers East Orange,
and Fendt's, South Orange.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05

.N"'Il W. : GROVES Chairman
va" EDWIN Z CoNRn. ClprL
CERTIFICATE or STOCKHOLDERS
non LIABILITY.
kNuW ALL MEN ny THESE PRESENTS
Iit' We. the undersigned incorporates. aud
na'hlrrldrrS ~ the PAGE PI.RE pRopIyrS
lNnl;fuENrEpI. q corporation ur.lui,.d
Hud'l III" laNs ~ New M,Nir". tho Ariolr.
of vli'l hnv" his da, h,rn subscribed aud ,c
hn"wrds"l by ~. the capital stock oi which
o. fliy thousand (SjOOOO 900 Dollars divid
rd iu.n certificates OF One hundred (siOO OOl
Dollar, each, three hundred and afy tIio)
"i such certificates l.ng for common stock
end one hundred aud hfty (l5O) thereof being
for preferred stock. do hereby certify and de
rlar that there shall he M stockholders liabh
o. on account of the issuance or acceptance
Ell an, ~ the capi'al stock of said corporation
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have here
rrtu set our hands and seals on this the aOth
Ia, NJ May, \. ID, 1914.
i II. PAGE
JOHN VANDEMoER
). NJ McCRACKEN
~INrE or TENAS.
COT NTN or FL PASO ISIS.
nn this 2Gih day of May. loii, before M
personally appeared !, II. Page, John vandc
norr. and j. ". McCrackcn known To me To
Doe The persons described in aud who executed
the foregoing instrument 81 writing aud ac
tuoWlrdeed To me that they executed the same
as their free act and deed
Witness my hand and no'arial seal on this
ihc day and year first above written.
OScall !. VI. PROCTOR,
Notary Public Fl Paso COUNTY Texas
ENDORSED: No. 1900, Cor. Reed W.!
& Page go. Certificate Of stockholdcrs' Non
Liability u PAGE PURE PRODUCTS IN
CoRroRArED), filed in Office Of state Cor
porniion Commission Of New Mexico May
20. 1914; 1886 Z. NJ
EDWIN T. CoAGD. Clerk
Compared r. J. : 10 n. y q
No. Is
STATE OF NEW MEXICo,
COUNTY or LUNA (,s.
hereby certify that the within instrument
81 writing was fled for record in my ofiirr on
the ard day 81 June. A. u. 1914. At ~
O'Clock, o" minutes \ a.. and recorded IN
Book I ri Ara. Of Incorp
e. u. HUGHES. County Cierk
STATE or NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
tnred States Of America.
STATE az NEW MEXICO SIS
Ir Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, hat the
aurcScd IL a full true aud complete transcript
PURE PRODUCTS INCORPORATED mo.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05
NnTICE OF SUIT

Is THE DISTRICT COURT on THE SIN
TIL JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND
ron THE COUNTY az LUNA
,i,hn Newton Warden, Plaintiff, vs. Ida War
den Defendant Civil No. i2a.
Ida Warden the abu,' named defendant,
Who's last known Post Office address va,
Il. dVatrr. Bowie County stat" ii TrNas, vii
take notice that suit has locn brought against
her in the above entitled cour', by John New
ton Warden. ,hc above named plaintiff for
. divorce upnn the ground II d"srtion aud
abandonment. IN which plaintiff prnys that
the. bands IT matrim"uy now cNis Ing lriw.rn
said pnriir. be- dissolved, that The plainlif AMI
defendant hr forever divorced aud that he
MAY have ~ other proper aud equitable r."
lief
SAID defendant Is farther NJ" fled that un
lee, ,hc appears aud answers ia said cause on
or before the card day Of July 1911, idgmen
and decree will be- entered against her in said
cause b. default.
The name 81 the Attorney tot plainnd Is Il
+. Hamilton whose Pn, Office is Deming.
Luna County New Mexico
Witness ny hand and tho seal II said
Court this ith day of June, \ H., laii
tStali
en-. HUGHES. Clcrk. June To 20.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05
STATE oF NEW MEXICO

niird States VI Amerioa,
STATE ~ NEW MEXICO is.
IT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED, hat the
ANNEXED is q full. true and complete transcript
u the Certificate Of stockholders Non'Iiabiiiy
al. Page Pure Products uncorporaicd) (No.
;orgl. with the endorsements thereon, ~
same appears on hle and 81 record In the
office of the Stat. Corporation Commission.
N TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the state
CORPORATION Commission II the ssatc of New
NrSico has caused this Certificate To be signed
l., il Chairman aud tho seal oi said Com
mission. 10 be affixed AZ the ci,y Of Santa fe
On this esth day u May, A. d., 1914.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05

WE been having nice rains dur
mo the last week; and those "t our
planters who use river water have IT.
rigatcd considerable acreage OF
.ras, from the overflow Of the Nun
breS river.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05

Mr. Davis farm j. one Of the pr'l-
lies, tracts of land in the country.
lie put. his faith Ia trees as an asri-
cultural mainly the
growing of nuts and apples. There's
going To he something doing IN this
place after a while that will he an
ye-opener,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05


1901. with the endorsements thereon, rs sam
al.iears on Ole aud Of record in the Office o
th' state Corporation Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the Stat
'"rpora'ion Commission Of the State Of New
Mexico has caused this Certificate To be signet
b! IT. Chairman aud the seal Of said Com
Mission. to be affixed at the Guy II santa u
"H this aoih day ii MAY. 4 ID, 1914,
,H'aD VI. :. GROVES Chairman.
Aii'a EDWIN ; toAkb, tlefh
ARTICLES Oh INtuRfoRAIloN OF PAHf
PURE PRODUCTS INCORPORATED
KNOW ALI MN bl THESE PRESENT-
HAT We the persons who's" names are herr
mt" subscribed, desiring 6" aud for the par
lus' II forming corporation under and H.
accordance with the Laws of New Mexico, d.
hcrrh, max" aud enter INFO the following
statement IN wiring and acknowledge thu
same as the Articles II Incorporation u said
company to'wit;
l. The nam" 81 such corporation shall he
FACE PuRE PRODUCTS (lNcoRPoRAI
tb).
u. The principal Office II said Compnn,
~ the Sat" OF New Mexico shall he located
ia the town Of M!hdus which Is ~ yet not
divided mt" streets and the name Of tn
agent "i tue Company upon whom service.
at process shal De made unlil his successor
duI! appointed ~ charge OF the Ollie" Of
th' 'ompah! at such place II and shall be
a. u rage
III. Ihr objects i"r which such corpora
'l"h Nh"h !" ANA Is formed are ~ follows:
!" acquire agricultural lands IN any law
i"i manner ana to cultivate and prsduec there
it"m agricultural products and crops and 10
-" an" dispose "' 'he same and ais" 10 pur
'h"a' crops ana products from others aud
''' ana d'sp"'' 81 the same {" manufacture
and otherwise deal IN fond products from
v"lcrm'lon' aud other agricultural crops
". III" total authorized capital stock Of
'D'h corporation ah''l re- and is fm' thousand
20" ''".'"l ""''is dN'd'd mt" i've hun
""" ''""' '"'r'' "l 'h' par value OF one
munro" 'f'o""'l DOLLARS each "i which
'"i"'' N"'A one hundred ana ut! il'")
'""''' '''u We preferred ''"'" an" W''' hu"
"''" "hh my i"'"l 'NH''s shHI h. common
N"'N' "''h 'l S''' sh'ir' "i preferred s'ocL
'i'' "' 'h''''d I" dividend al eight Is per
'''l! per "'"'m. r'l"'l' ont 81 the earning
q" W" COMPANY "i"'' am al said earnings
.'"' ~ 'lnl'n To TIE payment "i DIVIDEND
"I"" we common H"cN' "h'rh siid dividend
"' '"" preferred STOCK shnH .c declared Sem
.'''''"' "' '''h'" ana 'h'" '' "ccum"'aiN'
'"' rs To sap mat u Tie n'' annual earning
"' S''u c''P'r'U'" Tor an! one year '''I not
Z" '"h'ei'"' go pa! dividend 81 eight 90
pei cent upon katd preferred stock. then
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05

Homer Reams and family left the
city for Cassopolis, Michigan We'd
nesday. Ii is reported that Mr..
Ream's father is very i'll.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF FILING

United States II America
STATE or NEW MEXICO IS
II is herhy certified that there was ilcd
ior record ia he office Of the State Corpora
iiop Commission Of the State II New Mexico
on the 18th day u MAY, \. j.. 1914, At i.2a
O'Clock =. NJ.
=. T. CoARD, Clerk.
Ne. rs. r.
STATE OF NEW MEXICo
Coi NTY or LUNA (ss.
hereby certify that the within insirumen,
ai writing was hrd for record in my office on
The 3rd day Of June. A. D.. 1914. at IN
O'Clock, 30 minutes A. A.. aud recorded In
Book l of Art. Of Ineorh
c. 4. HUGHES, County Clerk
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05

Henry White and wife of Louis
ana. are a new acquisition Ia our
citizenship. Mrs. White l. a ddueh-
ter of Ralph Alderman, who i've,
near Red Mountain.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05

liza Mes has returned from Mexico
~ lie has been operating in Mex
l"" Tor the National Cash Register
Company.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05
+ + + + + 1. I. + 1. 1. I. + + + + + +
rlAlNvIEW ITEMS +
= = i !. 1. 1. I. 4. 4. 4. I. + I. + !. + +

4. 7. Davis has commuled an his
homestead near Red Mountain.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05
J.. Is PAGE
JOHN NANDEMUEK
! NJ McCRACKEN


STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF I'll PAsO IS.
on this 10th day II NAV. loiI before nj.
personally appeared !. IS Page. John Nandr
NICER, and !. NJ. McCrackrn known To me To-
lr IN" persons described IN aud who cNrcuir,
ihr foregoing instrument Il writing aud ac
Luuwicdgrd to me hat they executed the same
their free act aud deed
Witness NY hand and noiarial seal on III
the day aud year first above written
j. VI. PROCTOR
lScan Notary Public III Paso, Texas.
ENDORSED: Ne. 1909, Cor. Reed. Vol
q Page 2Go, Certificate of Incorporation u
PAGE PURE PRoDtCTS uNCoRPoRAT
ED Filcd in Office Of STATE CORPORA
TloN COMMISSION OF NEW MEXICO.
MAY 20, 1911, 1896 l.. II.
EDWIN r. CoARD Clerk.
Compared r. }. :. to T.. =. c.
No. L.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
COUNTY OF LUNA (u.
| hereby certify that the within instrument
81 writing was fled for record in my office OIL
tho ard day II June, A. d.. 1914. AZ 10
% clock, 30 minutes \. NJ. and recorded h.
Book 81 Art. of Incorp
G. Il. HUGHES, County Clerk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-06-05

" Is understood that the Rev.
Theodore Plat will preach for us
lrNi Sunday,