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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

In the house Representative FERGUSON
presented = petition Of citizens Of Willard,
runta. Organ, Las Cruces, Hollene, Logans.
lille. Belleview. Greenville, Sampson, and
Gladstone, oil 10 the stats Of New Mexico.
favoring the passage Of the Linguist pure.
fabric bill; to the committee on interstate and
i,rcign commerce.
Also, petition Of the womans Civil Ar,
league Of Portales, n ~. praying for the
erection Of a statue Of peace at the entrance
To the Panama canal; to he committee on
library.
Also, petitions Of citizens Of Santa Rosa
fucumcari, Magdalena, Deming, Roy. Hills
hora Springer Maxwell, Las Cruces, Silver
city, and Roswell, all In tho state Of New
Mexico, favoring the enactment Of Legislation
T., provide for u method Of information al
the source" In the incomc.tax law; to thu
committee on ways and means.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
Thanks, Professor

The secretary of the chamber of
commerce has received the following
letter from Prof. J. j. Thornber, of
the University of Arizona: "On sew
cral occasions since my recent visit
to Deming, | have discussed in very
incomplete way the splendid success
that you people of Deming are hay
my in pumping water for irrigation.
II seemed to me at the tire and so
it has since appeared that you had
solved the problem of pumping wa
ter in an economic and successful
manner for irrigation purposes"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13
1. + + + + + + I. I. I. + + + I. 1. 1. /.
+ TUNIS AND RED MOUNTAIN

+ + + + + + + I. + I. 1. + + 1. + 1. /.
james l.. Gray will move his house
to the northeast corner of his home
stead at an early date, and is now
making an excavation for a cellar
for the new home.
The Chandler brothers have set
out u nice grove Of cottonwood trees
on their Red Mountain ranch.
James l.. Brown is deepening his
well on his Red Mountain ranch.
J. W. Sharp is making plans to in
stall a windmill in n few days.
Harry Chandler has contract Ia
make n new city map for Fl Paso.
On Friday, March 90, the Red
Mountain Literary society will rem
der the following program:
A brief lecture on parliamentary
Law" by the secretary
Song: "Suwanee River by all
Short reading exercises by all
Social period, 30 minutes, time
for getting acquainted
Ciphering match conducted by
James T. Brown
The same classes will contest in
ciphering again, conducted by II. II,
jacobs
General remarks for the good of
the society
Regarding the reading exercises, the
program committee makes the fol-
lowing suggestions:
Every member is expected 10 take
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

L. =. Andrews, superintendent Of the capt.
,ol, executive mansion and grounds, has com
letcd extensive landscape gardening plans to
10 put into eect this spring and summer.
Yesterday ". A. Cooper. engineer In the
state engineers department, was surveying
aud setting tho stakes for . emo driveway 10
tho rear Of tho executive mansion and along
the river bank. which will form the boundary
for tho executive mansion park.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

Business men Of Roswell are to hold u meet
ing IN the commercial club Thursday night for
The purpose Of organizing tho Pecos Valley
Fair association and to make the fair which
has been held zach fall for several years past
\ permanent institution and to place II on
4 business basis
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

The Mormons driven out Of chihuahua by
the revolutionary activities. are In part TAX
ing up lands In southern Grant county. T..
Richardson. one Of the refugees driven out
by salarar and Rojas, has baught . cattle
ranch within view Of tho Mexico aide Of the
region and 10 asking for state aid for the
establishment Of . school for the children Of
the neghborhood.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

Juan Aldsrets. q native Of Santa 70 county.
was run over by a. II Paso and Southwest
crn freight train at Abbott and mortsliy
hurt. Hs was taken to ths company hospital
at Dawson, where he died. He was unmsr'
ried.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

State Senator C. j. Laughren is
rcmodeling his residence and extern
siye improvements are under way.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

Dan Hathaway is making n speci-
ally of raising hogs on the Burdick
farm three miles east of the city. He
has 1000 little porkers running about
and if anyone wants to know about
hogs, just ask Grandpa Hathaway.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

Miss Belle White of Silver City.
was visitor TO Deming Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-03-13

Mrs. p. a. Van Bramcr of Santa
Rita, is in the city visiting friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
THE ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN
Synopsis Of Reel Number Two.

Synopsis Of Reel Number Two.
Following is a synopsis Of the second
reel of The UnwelcOme Throne,
number one OF the Adventures OF
Kathlyn" which will be shown at the
Palace tomorrow "wednesday night.
Second Reel The second scene
opens at midnight New Year Eve.
The good old padre is ringing the mis-
sion bells-rinRing the fate Of Kath-
Ign. She and her sister inn0cCntly
open the tempered packet. There they
end the false note of the mysterious
Hindu: 'Tf have not returned at
this hour, it is because l am held cap
tive by the people of Alfalfa. The only
way | can be saved is by having pos
session Of the sealed envelope here
with. Bring 1t yourself TO my head
quarters in Allaha. Catch nrst steam
err Guard we'll the packet. as you may
be pursued by those who will wish 70
take il from you.
Kathlyn is a woman of qucik impulse
and energetic action. She is for going
a hundred miles away by q high tide to
take the first steamer sailing for the
Orient. One thriller after another UNI
Ill but sec the picture.
The next event is the arrival Of
Kathlyn at her fathers bungalow. not
far from the palace. She has hardl v
entered his deserted apartment when
the continuous Umballah steps into
view from his hiding place and informs
her that her father is dead. She falls
in a faint and he takes advantage Of
her helpless condition to secure the
secret packet from her person as the
scene dims. Watch tomorrow night g
Capital for the synopsis of the third
reel.
For tonight there is Pathes Weekly
No. g; a ine Indian drama Red
Hawks Sacrifice by the Kalem Co:
and then John Bunny, Flora Finch and
Wallie Van in "The Golf Game and
the Bennett A pig, worth while pro-
gram.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
m THE SOCIAL REALM.
Saeisly's Calender fer The Week-A
RIB Pefare Lent.

Anybody who likes dates is hav-
ing q surfeft Of them in the social
calendar this week, for there is some
thing happening every afternoon and
evening with q few dinners and other
entertainments on the side. The
trouble is not 70 get your dates mixed,
even If you DO ike mixed dates.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Norris,
wife of Professor Norris, of the Ma
val Academy staff of instructors gave
4 card party. Auction was the
game aud dainty prizes were award
"a. A buffet luncheon was served.
Also, yesterisy afternoon from 4
10 6. Mrs. George T. Melvin Yves
hostess at q beautifully appointed
tea al her home, Murray Hill, TO
meet Mrs. James Hodges, former
resident here The color scheme
was yellow. the flowers were yellow
tulips and jonguils, which we're used
in profusion-
IL the dining room, Mrs. John
Bowers. wife Of Lieutenant Bowers,
u. S. NJ, served frappe. Miss Fran
ces Hopkins poured tea. The young
ladies' assisting were Miss Rosa Hop
kins, daughter Of Mr.. Vary J. Hop
kins, pre- sident OF the Farmers Ma
tional Bank and the Misses Steele.
There were numerous guests.
Tonight Mrs Carlos Cusachs, wife
OF Professor CUsachs, u. S. ~, will
be hostess at 3 dinner in honor of
Mrs. Douglas Cox. Of New York, who
is visiting MIS- W. W Phelps, al the
Naval Academy.
This afternoon Mrs Logan, wife Of
the commandant Of midshipmen, il
holding a large reception to meet
Mrs Fullsm, wife Of Capt ". r.
Fullam. superintendent Of the Naval
Academy.
Miss Margaret Breckenridge, dangh-
ter Of General Brt ckenridge, q. s.
A., Of Washington, visited her sister,
Mrs John Fore Hines, wife Of Com
msnder Hines, y. s. ~, at the Ma
val Academy, for the weekend.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Full
lam will receive at the Superinten-
dents Quarters, Naval Academy.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs Colds
borough, wife Of the Governor, will
receive at the Government House.
This will be the last Thursday recep-
tion of the season at the Governor s.
Tomorrow night Governor and
Mrs. Goldsborough @ill hold a large
reception for the State Senators and
members Of the Legislature.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. assard,
wife Of the Chaplain Of toe Naval
Academy. gave a beautifully ap-
pointed reception in honor of Mrs.
Wainwright. The colors were pink
and white. White hyacintbs and
pink roses were used in sb lndance.
Mrs. II. n. Clark, wife of Chap
lain Clark, U. S. NJ, retired, sal
Wis Wis az table with Mrs. Field
wife Of Surgeon Field, u. S. NJ
Mrs. Clark poured chocolate, and
Mrs. Field served frappe Others
assisting in the dining-rOom were
Miss Mary Randall Magruder snC
Miss Resale Magruder.
In the conservatory, which was
converted for the time into a cozy
/ Turkish room, Mrs. W. w. Phelps
/ served fruit punch The gowns worT
by the receiving party we're elaborate
and elegant. The reception was from
FIVE to sever There were over one
hundred callers, mostly the naval con
tingent.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17

FsIamsyer Bros. -lAunspeIn. M
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
THE THIRD DEGREES.
Charles Elsiu's Masterpiece "a Five
Reels al The Colonial Theatre.

Manager Irons has secured the
wonderful drama at a big expense to
be exhibited tomorrow night To
transfer such play as The Third
Degree" from The stage TO the screen
was attended with extraordinary diff
culties. The Klein variety Of modern
melodrama depends not a little upon
its dialogue.
On closer examination, however, 4
will appear that dialogus IL not es-
sentiol 20 the success Of tbs play a ID
that, in the hand Of a competent di-
rector, there is enough purely dra-
matte material 10 make a very at
tractive screen play. The situations
are strong and logical and action Is
never neglected for the sake Of mere
Characterization.
Secrets Of the modern torture cham
her are shown up in this wonderful
five-reel mastsrful production. In
addition 20 this great drama, Two acts
OF vaudeville will be offered, making
a long and very strong program for
your entertainment
While the cost for seeing THE
Third Degree" in FIVE big unpaid ed
reels, warrants an admission price o T
rs cents, which is charged every
where, for this wonderful photo play,
owing to mistake in shipping the
posters for billing, Manager Iro MS
has reduced the price to 10 cents-the
usual price A special matinee will
be given at 3 80 o'clock and children
will be admitted for s cents.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
For . Statue Of Schley.

Senator Campbell introduced q bill
last night 10 che Legislature appro-
priating s25, 600 for statue Of the
late Rear Admiral Schley, to be erect
ed under the supervision Of the Board
Of Public Works, and placed at a pub
lie square or park within the vicinity
Of the Fifth Regiment Armory in Bal
timore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
SPLENDID SHOW.
The New Vaudeville Bill is Most
PleasiDg A The Colonial Theatre.

A&AtAAk 81 hME &AhNMA&& AMI&tATe
Kleiue and Yoste who bill themselves
the 1.-Two Boys and a PiauO" opened
the bill with a neat and refined singing
novelty snd to say The least 10 was
very entertaining. Mr. Yoste the boy
at the piano il a clever pianist and his
selections were especially good. while
Mr.. Kleine the boy with the voice
more than made good and the audience
were generous with hearty applause
Mr.. Kleine has q way all his own IN
putting over the Rag" numbers and
bis number that he sings from ont 10
the house went very big.
BOWS and barley, That Versatile
Pair a headline act Of course took
the house by storm and were forced 70
respond 70 several encores. A neat
and refined act yet very breezy and
full Of snap There Is rot a single dull
moment, there is something doing
each and every minute with this clever
team.
AN their talk and songs are bright,
catchy and sparkling with wit and
humOr. Both have exceptionally fHe
voices and their appearance IS much
above the average performer. Mr..
Bowls in his laughing song brought
down the house, his laugh Is cOntag
ipus and be had everybody laughing
with him. Try az Jon might you can
not keep from II.
Miss barley also scored very bic
with her single number which by the
way was quite difficult. yet suited b
her splendid voice. Together they
have most pleasing Offering
Three of the usual goo photo plays
completed the bill See this great lit
tie show tonight Its really worth
while.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Bessie Clemson, OF Frederick
county, IS visiting her cousin Mrs.
James Howard Clemson.
Mr z. w. CarveI, was a guest OF
relatives on Kent Island last week.
Mrs Douglas Cox, Of New York, is
the guest of Mrs w. W Phelps, wife
OF Capt Phelps, u S. ~, Oh the
Reina Mercedes.
Mrs. Clover and Miss Glover, of
Richmond, Va, were week end guests
at Caryel Hall to visit Midshipman
Glover and attend the hop
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
AT The LYRIC TONIGHT.
Attractive Bill at slarket Square
Movies.

Manager Jimmy" Ring will Offer
an attractive feature tonight az the
Lyric Movies, Market Square. One d
the pictures will exploit King Baggot,
in the King, The Detective IN the
Jarvis Case.
King Baggot, one of the screen q
most popular and talented leading men,
has entered upon a series of detective
stories that promise to eclipse any like
series yet attempted.
Besides giving to the present picture
bis magnetic personality, he has fur
nished 3 story of remarkable merits.
IL was in the making Of this picture
that Mr.. Baggot and bis assistant,
Frank Smith, narrowly escaped death
when a bank. under which they we're
working in New Jersey caved in.
The other picture is Apply TO Jani-
tor. A good comedy. See for your
self at the Lyric tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
Will Play Hga,lsYille.

Company IN, basketball team,
First Infantry, Maryland National
Guard, left here this afternoon on the
$50 car over the W., b. & A. for
Hyattsville 20 play a game Of basket
ball this evening with the Hyattsville
team. Much interest is manifested in
the game, and a number of local root
ers vent along with the Co. N quint.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17

Interesting 70 men and
women having kidney
and Bladder troubles
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-17
PslrOnize Home Trade.
ICommunIcated.l

To the Citizens OF Annapolis
When the fire company Of Annapo-
lis is holding bazar AMI asking for
donations from the merchants Of An
napolis,l myself am more than pleased
to donate, When, however, we can,
and will furnish as cheap az can be
gotten elsewhere, why not patron
ize US, especially when we are being
asked always 70 donate. Patronize
home trade G. CARDES.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-10-01

white population, 1886; natiy
7645000.
In the Pacific Ocean -Germaa
has as its colonies or Dependence
Kaiser Wilhelm's Land, the Bi
marck group, the Caroline, Il
Pelew, the Marianne, the Solomd|
and the Marshall islands andamo1
the Samoan group, the Islands
Savaii ad Upolu. Her total PacifI
possessions have an area of $500
square miles, a white population
1913 and 634,000 natives.
Italy.
Eritrea-0n the west coast of th
Red Sea; area, 45SOO square mile.
coast line, $40 miles. Populatio
100000; military force, 127 Officer
1910 l1S0.
Somaliland-On the east coast {
Africa, south of Eritrea; area; 139
430 square miles; population
100000.
Tientsin-In China, a concessio
of II square miles on the left bar
of the Peiho. Population, LOO.
Tripoli and Cyrenaica On til
northern coast of Africa betwee
Egypt and Algeria; area, 406.0(
square miles; native populatio
523, 176; European, 5000.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-10-01

ca-British East Africa with an
area of 275,000 square miles and
population of 100000 is left al.
most wholly to the natives for de.
Tense. The same is true of British
Central Africa Somaliland, Zanzi-
bar, Basautoland and the territory
of Bechuanas, Rhodesia, Nigeria, the
Gold Coast, Lagos, Sierra, Leone,
and Gambia.
In the Indian Ocean-Scattered
British possessions or protectorates
are St. Helena, Ascension. Tristan
dAcunthra, Mauritious the Sey-
chelles Chagos and other islands and
the islands of St. Paul and Amster-
dam. All told these islands have a
population of about 100000, but
their military strength is practical
ly neglible.
British Colonies in North Ameri-
ca. - Canada, with an area OF
100000 square miles, population
100000 has a military strength of
permanent and reserve forces
amounting to about $4,000 men.
Newfoundland and Labrador have
an area of $4,000 square miles aud
a population of 100000. Off the
coast of Florida are the Bermuda
Islands with an area or 20 square
miles and a population of 1900
whose military strength is given at
1910 men.
In the West Indies-British pos
sessions comprise Jamaica, Turks,
and Caitos Islands, the Cayman Is.
lands, the Windward Islands, the
Leeward Islands, Trinidad, and 3Tbag
with total area of 10000 square
miles and a population of about
100000. Of these the most i'm
portant is Jamaica with military
strength of 1904 and with strong
Notifications at Port Royal.
In Central and South America
British Honduras and British chi
ana the former with an area of
1852 square miles and a popula-
ton of $500 and the latter with
an area of 100000 suuare miles
and a population of 100000,
In the Pacific Ocean-The COM
monwealth of Australia comprising
New South Wales, Victoria. Queens
land, South Australia, western Aus
tralia and Tasmania with a total
area of about 100000 square miles
and a population of about 100000
The principal ports are protected by
Notifications and the military
forces of the commonwealth show
a total of $4,000 men. Sydney is
a first-class naval station and the
headquarters Of the British feet in
Australia.
Pacific island Of lesser import
ance are the Fiji groups, British
New Guiana, the Tonga Islands,
Tanning. Phoneiz. the Gilberts,
Ellice the Solomons Pitcairn and
Ducie.
France.
Morrocco-In northern Africa:
area 100000 square miles, popula-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-10-01
In the Heart of the Woods.

Such beautiful things in the heart
of the woods!
Flowers and ferns, and the softS
green moss!
Such love of the birds, in the soli- l
tudes,
Where the swift wings dance andI
the treetops toss;
Spaces of silence, swept with song|
Which nobody hears but the Cod
above;
Spaces where myriad creatures
throng
Summing themselves in His guild
ing love.
Such safety and peace in the heart
of the woods,
Far from the city's dust and din,
Where passion nor hate of man
intrudes,
Nor fashion nor folly has enter
ed iHl~.
Deeper than hunters trail hath
gone
Glimmers the tarn where the wild
deer drink;
And fearless and free comes the
gentle fawn
To peep at herself DER the
grassy brink.
Exchange.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-10-01

Orange River colony, Natal and the
Cape of Good Hope. On the west con-
tiguous in the order named, are
German Southwest Africa; Portu.
guese West Africa; the Congo state
belonging to Belgium; the French
Congo; Kamerun, belonging to Ger
many; the Niger territories, a pro-
tectorate of Great Britain; French
West Africa; Togoland. belonging to
Germany; the Gold Coast, a British
colony and the Ivory Coast annexed
by France 20 years ago
The following is a list of the COL
onies, prOtectorates and dependen-
cies of four of the countries in
volved:
Great Britain.
Gibraltar. AT the entrance to
the Mediterranean sea; area two
square military force, 1887.
Malta-In the Mediterranean Sea
area, III square miles; military
strength, 7,647.
Cyprus Island in the Mediterra-
mean go miles from the coast of
Asia Minor; area, 1854 square miles
military strength, 121 men.
Empire of India-Area, 100000
square miles;population, 295, 100000
military strength, British troops.
1887; native troops. 1885, with
$500 reservists.
Ceylon-Off the southeast coast
of India; area, 1888 square miles
military strength, 1882 men.
Maldive Islands-In the Indian
Ocean. 400 miles southwest of India
area, 115 square miles, population
$4,000; group of IL coral islets.
Federated Malay States-Of the
Malay peninsula; area, $4,000 square
miles; population, $4,000; military
strength, 851 natives under IL
European officers; also a native
constabulary.
Borneo-In the East Indies; area,
10000 square miles; population
$4,000.
Hongkong-East coast of China;
area 400 square miles; population
100000; military strength 4,27O.
Weihaiwei-In the province of
Shantung, China; area, 285 square
miles; population, 10000. Not far
from the German possession of
Kaluchau.
Bahrein-Or Avail islands, in the
Persian Gulf. near the coast of Ara
bia; area, $50 square miles; popula-
ton, $4,000.
Straits Settlements (Singapore)
On the Strait of Malacca; area
1900 square miles; population. 572,-
900. military strength. 1854.
Union of South Africa -Compris-
ing Cape of Good Hope, Natal the
Transvaal and Orange River Colony
area, 47SOO0 square miles; popula-
ton, 6,0000O0; military strength!
British imperial troops, $500 and
local organizations.
Other British Possessions in Afri-
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1914-10-01
Possessions of European Powers in
Different Parts of the Globe.

AOooCooAOh0 VI buiOpCdH IoWSlS Ill
Different Parts of the Globe.
1t will be wise to preserve the
following compilation as it is quite
likely that there may be consideTa-
BILE shifting of these pos essions be
fore the world shall have grown
much older.
Four of the great powers of
Europe which today are engaged in
warfare have colonial possessions,
lprotectorates and dependencies
scattered all over the world.
Austria-Hungary and Russia have
no colonial possessions, though the
Russian empire stretches through
the continents of Europe and Asia
and presents a long coast line on
the northern Pacific. Of the others
Great Britain has colonies and pro-
tectorates the world over. France
has colonies and protectorates IN
Africa, India, China, in South Amer
lea. in the West Indies, in the north
Atlantic and in the Pacific and In
dia oceans. Germany has colonial
possessions in Africa, in China and
in the Pacific ocean and Italy has
dependencies in Africa concession
in China.
England's Vast Empire.
England's vast empires, India
Canada and Australia; her holdings
on the Malay Peninsula; her colo
MES in Africa, and her fortified po-
sitions in the Mediterranean and
Gibraltar and the Malta. put her at
the head of the colony-holding ma
tons of the world; they also in
crease the field of her protective
operations.
Many of the minor holdings of
the four powers with colonial pos
sessions to defend are themselves
without military strength. In many
cases the protecting power has only
very small garrisons on shore,
amounting to nothing more than
local police forces. This is particu-
larly true in Africa, outside of the
French and British colonies. in the
Pacific ocean and in the American
waters.
The continent of Africa presents
a notable picture of the juxtaposi-
ton of protectorates and colonies
belonging to Great Britain, France
and Germany.
Medley Of Nations in Africa.
France has a protectorate over
Morocco, and her Algerian posses
sions facing the Mediterranean, are
bounded on east by Tripoli. a de-
tendency Of Italy. Then comes
Egypt, where British interests are
paramount. On the Red Sea and
contiguous to Egypt is the Italian
dependency of Eritrea. Coming
down the east coast are British
Somaliland, Italian Somaliland.
British East Africa. German East
Africa. Portuguese East Africa and
then British South Africa, embrac.
ing Rhodesia. the Transvaal. the