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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
OMAHA.

Two-base hits: Metz, Butcher, Payne
Huelsman, Stolen bases! Riley CD,
Kelly. Sacrifice hits Crandall, j.
Willis. Riley, ISrug. Double plays: Metz,
unassisted; Whelan to KrtIg to Schliebner.
Hits: Off Eyerdon, 4 in five innings: off
willis, 9 in four innings; off J. Willis,
ninge Struck out: BY j. Willis. 4; by
Burk q by EyeTdon, 1; by r. willis, 4.
bases on balls: Off Burk, /; off r.
Willis, I. Time: i35. Umpire Van Sickle
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
ned SOx Win.

MEMPHIS. April THE Boston Ameri-
cans defeated the Memphis Southern as
ISOLATION team today. 10 10 Z,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
CLEVELAND AMERICANS
DEFEAT PiTTSBUReHS

NEW ORLEANS. La. April 1.-The
Cleveland AmeiScans defeated the Pitts
burgh Nationals. ? to !. here today,
DALLAS, Tex. April 4.-Tbe Chicago
Americans defeated the local Texas
league team here today. 10 Q.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
Rourkes Get Busy.
REAL EsTATE-snsOEL1ANEoUs
Natl Realty Co.
5 and trades r. e. a6 Bee Blde. D. 8

sens ana tlades X - 10 Bee Blde. ~, AJ5
HERD is A SNAP.
Two lots, 2sth st., near ffnkney, $50
each.
-Four lois near 18th and Seward. $3.50
each.
Two lots. South Omaha 500 each.
Fine lot Kountze Place. q. 30
Inquire 4is karbach Block.
FIVE ROOMS, MODERN. $3.50. TERMS,
OWNER WEB. 1883.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05

The Bee Want Ads Are Best Business
Boosters.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
fsf1ftI ESIAIEs---NOhIH Side
Best Buy in Omaha

This beautiful nome to De sold Tor Just
about the value OF the ground Seven
large rooms with sleeping porch; nothing
could be more modern. Has frontage OF
$50 feet on Lincoln boulevard 1856 feet
deep, in fact, one OF the prettiest homes
in Renis Park. See Us for price, 1t cer-
tainly Is a snap
GRATIAM-PETERs REALTY co.
Phones Red 5SS. SUNDAY Walnut 1908
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05

$40 ACRES. Sioux county, Neb. IS per
acre. wyeTth more, suitable for mixed
farming and stock raising, not sand hills,
good investment for speculation. Owner,
r. s. Baker, Harrison, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
$50 CASH AND $50 PER MONTH

Secures new, all modern, broom house.
east front, and In new location, only ~
blocks from car line. This house has 3
rooms and sleeping porch first floor and
This is the last house have for sale
on the above terms.
For further information call Walnut $50
todey or call Douglas e99s any day next
week
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
Il. p. WRIGHT.

L. p. WRIGHT
OWN equity in Groom house IN Clifton
fiill, new house, large lot and good con-.
tract Address. NJ 20. care Bee.
INVESTMENT.
5~room cottage, now rented for the
amount of payment. Webster 2GA.
REAL EsTATE-soUTH SIDE
S75o-HANsCOM Park district: q, 900 lot ON
S. 3Sth Ave, east front, or grade. close
10 Field club, cars and Windsor school.
g. j. Canaan. $40 McCague Bldg.
REAL rsTATE-wEsT SIDE
Mns1' FARNAM home. Z rooms. recep-
ton hall. bath. CRATE, large attic;
bargain, See owner, lsl :, 96th St II. BPS
REAL EsTATE-MIsCELLANEoUs
HOT WATER HEAT
I ROOMS. ali modern. birch finish. eIe-
CANT east front lot, paved street with
paving all paid choice location on SSth
Ave. Price 300 terms II desired.
c. q. CARLBERG,
sl2 Brandeis Thsatsr Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-05
ron RENT

Farm and Ranch fsands.
JNIafPROVED 1 and 1f-aere tracts
John ~. FRENZER-DOUGLA 65A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
MESSAGE FROM FORD SHIP
'ongrcss Asked to Support Miss on
of Auto Manufactures

Washington, Dec. S--A wireless
'ispatch was received here last night
rom Henry Ford, master Of the good
hip Oscar II, which is bound fo'
oreign ports on a peace mission. Tho
'ispatch was addressed to Congress
nd asks that body to support Mr..
ord in his plan to end the war and
ct the men out of the trenches by
he first of the new year.
Copies Of the telegram were plac-
d in the hands of Speaker Clark
nd Vice President Marshall last
light. 1t will be read in the two
ouses when they meet on Friday
he message reads as follows:
1--WE, citizens of the United States
ow sailing to Europe on the steam
hip Oscar II with the serious pun.
osc uniting the citizens of Europea,
.eutfal countries in an organized ell
'ort to deliver the men from tho
renches and the women from theil
uffering and aconies and restore tht
,eace of the world upon an honorable
md just basis which will stop th'
mad race Of competitive armament
10 hereby earnestly petition and en-
reat you to give the peace mission
rour support and encouragement, 81
hat it may succeed at the ear!ies
practicable moment. Signed, Henr!
Cord, for the 165 members Of the In
:ernational Peace Commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
ST. Lou1ssw1Ns CONVENTION
Democratic National Convention Will
Be Held There June Ia.

Washington, Dec. 8-The next DE,
mocratic National Convention VII!
meet at st. Louis at II o'clock on
Wednesday, June Ii, 1916.
Decision to this effect was reached
by the Democratic National Commit
tee Yesterday after considering the
claims of the three cities-Chicago,
Dallas. and St. Louis-each backed
by the proffer of 100000 to defray
the expenses Of the political gather
ine. St. Louis, however, has the real
cash, while the others were on paper
The adoption Of a resolution by the
national committee calling on Mr..
Wilson to run again was 4 most UNI
sual proceeding. If any further cvl-
lence were needed, this is interpreted
IS conclusive that the President is to
be candidate to succeed himseit. j.
was demonstrated that the Wilson
ncn were in control of the committee
md they probably would not have
,assed the resolution without learn
nc the Presidents wishes. Usually
he national committee tries to avoid
aking any open stand on candl-
ate in advance of the convention.
The belief here last night was that
he passage Of this resolution is part
# move to open the way for the
residents announcement OF his cam
'idacy. The action of the committee
will make it easier to explain away
nc one-term plank obstacle.
The committee meeting was q mar
aonious affair.
A warning that the Democratic
arty faces a struggle was uttered
y Speaker Clark, who urged that
he convention be held in ST. Louis.
'If you want the eighteen electora!
otes of Missouri" he said. YOU'D
etter send the convention to ST
,ouis."
The Speaker said that the dwind!-
1e of the Democratic majority in the
Iouse of Representatives. foreshad-
wed the bitterness Of the coming
onfict. Concerning the problem of
electing a candidate he added:
81 suppose there's no doubt as to
Who it will be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
WOMEN BEFORE COMMITTEE
;pcak for an Hour Yesterday III lie
half of Suffrage

; Washington. Dec. S-Women SUI
:rarists and antisufraglstS IN stirring
speeches debated the question OF
,otes for women for an hour yeser'
av before the Democratic nationa
committee. =;
The committee held public ses'
ion at the Willard to hear the "o-
nen. and the hall was packed to the
loors.
Six suffrage leaders told the com
nitteemen that the women OF the ma
ion were looking to the Democratic
,artv to champion Fed eraI suftras'
amendment. either in the present Con
tress or in the platform OF the mex
Democratic national convention. l"'
eaders of the national society op
,oscd to suffrage argued that TN
,arty already had declared that SUI
rage is wholly State question, an
hat. moreover. majority of Amerl
IAN women did not want to be en-
:ranchised.
The committee took no action, bu
the members appeared to enjoy tn
debate thoroughly and applauded eac
speaker literally.
Speaker Champ Clark was seate
in the front row when the first suf
frace delegation went to the plat
form. a committeeman proposed tina
ne be escorted to 4 place of homo
On the platform "Not OH, your life,
.aid Mr.. Clarke, and he remained o.
he floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

HER CREW is MISSING
Nationality of Destroyer Unknown
Another Grave Issue Sprung Upon
L. S. officials

London. Dec. S---A Rome dispatch
today said that the American steamer
r,ommunipaw was Summarized with
all hands" off Tabruk. This message
was interpreted to mean that the
crew Of the steamer were lost.
Rome, Dec. S-The crew of the
American steamer Communipaw, re-
ported sunk by submarine near
raburk, Tripoli, is believe dto have
been lost. Greek and Italian steam
ers which answered the tanlers dis
tress signals today report that they
found no survivors, though they
made a careful search.
Dispatches from Genoa said 4
crew of thirty-nine men and five
American officers, commanded by
Capt. George Nordstrom, was car
ried by the Communipaw. She was
bound for Alexandria.
The nationality Of the attacking
submarine is unknown. No further
details have been received.
London, Dec. S--An Athens dis
patch to the Daily News reports that
Il Greek torpedo boat, sent our in
response to wireless from an .Ame"l-
can ship, found nothing but wreckage
on reaching the scene end reported
the crew had probably been lost. Ii
is believed possible that the torpc-
doed yssscl, was tie American ssssn,:-
er Communipaw.
Washington. Dec. S--Another scri-
Gus submarine controversy appears
TO face the United States. Sinking IL
the Mediterranean Of the American
steamer Communipaw. a STANDARD
Oh ship. with possible loss OF Ameri-
can lives. threatens new internation-
al complications.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
--------lI---
GERMANY YIELDS
Captain Won Papcn and Boy. Ed Will
BE Recalled

Amsterdam, Dec. S--Germany has
granted the request Of the United
States for the recall of Capt Won
Papen and Capt. Boy-Ed, according
to dispatch from Berlin.
The decision Of the German gov
crnment is said to have been reached
at the foreign Office after careful!
consideration of the matter. Coun,
Won Bernstorff. the German -Ambas-
sador at Washington. is reported to
have advised such step and his nd
vice was needed on his matter in
the same manner as on others III
which he has treated with the Amer
can government.
1t is expected. according to the
Berlin advices. that he posts of
military and naval attaches Of the
embassy at Washington will remain
vacant for the remainder of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

OPPOSED BY JOFFRE
Several Members of Parliament Have
Declared Experiment Useless. as
Move Was too Late.

Paris, Dec. s. - That England
against the wishes Of her allies, 1aV-
ors the withdrawal Of the eSpehnon-
arv forces from the Balkans, is
strongly hinted, following today,s ses-
sion of the allies war council.
A high French official made tins
statement: "rr England persists alone
in tavoring Saloniki, then the re-
maindcr of the allies will continue to
aid the Serbs"
Sir John French, British command
cr-in-chief, is understood to have
brought the suggestion that the balk-
an campaign be abandoned to the al
lied war council, which held it's thiro
meeting today. It is said to have me-
with opposition not only from Gen
Joffrc, but from other allied repres
entatives.
Il has been known in France TO,
some time that England was far from
satisfied with affairs in the Balkans
Several speakers in the English parlls
ment called the Saloniki expedition
useless, holding that it arrived tor
late and the number of troops wa
too small to give any real aid to Ser
bia.
French officials have given out sew
eral interviews, proclaiming the in
tention of France to give strong sup
t,ort to Serbia, tiioagh the rewspap
ers recently have carried articles sug
eesting that the situation OF the al
lied forces in Serbia may become
perilous.
Berlin. Dec. s. = Advices from
Mcsopotamia arc to the effect tha'
the Turks are continuing to operate
vigorously against the British expe
dition along the Tigris river. The
have driven the troops routed from
the region Of Bagdad within entrench'
mcnts at Kut-el- -Amara, and have alsr
expelled them from the north bank OF
the Tigris at that point.
The Turks, it is asserted, continue
to capture thhe transport wagons at
tached to the expedition, 4 large mum
bcr of which were unable to reach the
advanced base at Kut-el-Amara. Mucf
ammunition was captured just above
kut-el- Amara.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
NEGRO SHOOTS DOWN THREE
Fires Through Window, Killing One
Wounding Two.

Rockville, Nd, Dec. 7-Ernes'
Bright, young negro, was killed and
his cousins, William T. Bright anc
Bud Bright, were wounded Sunday
when Paris Berkley, another negro
opened fire with his revolver at the
home Of Samuel Bright. father OF
the, wounded men, near Layonsvllle
Berkley was arrested.
The shooting, it is said. followed q
night of revelry at the Bright home
Rerkley, it is alleged, left the house
and fred his revolver three times
through a window into a room ii
which were the three Brights ans
several others. Ernest Bright was
struck just below the heart and dice
! within a very few minutes: William
IT. Bright received a bullet IN HI:
right arm, wale the : third -bdlls
! struck Bud Bright in the chest, bu
F. was detected by a rib.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
BOAT MAKES 36.4 KNOTS

Broobland. Maine, Dec. s. The
Conyngham, the largest destroyer in
the American Navy, exceeded her
contract speed requirements by al
most full knot during her five top
speed runs over the Governments
measured mile course yesterday.
The corrected figures for the trial
showed that the average speed dur
ing the runs was at rate of 90,4
knots an hour, while her contract call
. ed for speed of 29 1-2 knots. He,
estimated horsepower was 1900. :
: The Conynghanf IS The FIRST Of l.:
@-ton type to receive her triai. Shs
was built at the Crarnp yards at Phil.
adelphia and burns oil exclusively,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
Sentenced to One Year

The jury in the Hastings Court, OF
Norfolk which tried Mrs. Amelia Z,
Stokley for the murder of A. 7.
Haskell, returned verdict of guilty
of voluntary n1anslaughter, Monday,
night fixing the punishment of the ac-
cuscd at a year i'm the penitentiary
Haskell, who was a. close personal
friend of Mrs. Stokley's husband, was
q frequent visitor to the Stokley
home in Laurel avenue, Prentis Place
When .Stokley went to Hopewell tt
work last summer, Haskell vasite1
the home one evening, and accord
ing to: Mrs. Stokley's- statement, hi
criminally. assaulted her. She. declare
that as soon as She got an oppor
tunify She ran into an adjoining room
secured q shot gun and 5shot 9Haske
dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
RUSSIAN AGENT KILLS SELF
Col. Paramareviky Commits Su
eide in Wilmington

Wilmington, Del, Dec Col. b.
Paramareviky, a. representative OF the
Russian Government in this countr!
to look after the performance OF con
tracts for munitions. committed suici'
dc here yesterday. The cause of the
act is not known. but it .is said he
had beon suffering from nervousness
for some time. Neighbors tell Of his
having paced his room throughout an
entire night at times.
The Colonel shot himself through
the breast with an automatic revol-
yer. The following note. written IL
ink and dated today. was found be-
side the dead man:
DO not accuse anybody of m!
DEATH
The body was found by d. a
Zuart. the victims roommate anc
business associate. Paramareviky anc
Zuart had been in Wilmington abou
two months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
DENIES GETTING GERMAN AID
Labor Peace Council Not Pro-Teu.
u tonic. Says President.

tOrangc, N j. Dec, s.-Jacob c
Taylor, president of the Labor Ma
tional Peace Council, the activities OF
which are under investigation. by q
Federal grand jury, last night issued
a statement in which he denied that
German agents had financed the coun-
Gil.
The sole aim of the council, Tay-
lor declared, is to attempt to bring
about universal peace. and he an
nounced that within a few days ne
would call a conference OF the Off
GERS, most of whom live in Chicago
to pass a resolution asserting that
the sympathies of its members art
not pro-German.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
SAYS WoMAS;WAs SLAIN.
Washington Salesman Accuses Price
of His Wife's Murder. !.

Minneapolis, Minr.. Dec. S.-Char-
les D. Etchison, said to have signed
confession in Chicago. that he was
IN accomplice Of Frederick 7. Price
IN the alleged murder of Prices wife
on November %. 1914. went yester-
day with officers to the place where
ne said Mrs. Price was thrown over
cliff.
Etchisun, Il travelling salesman. Of
Washington. and Price are under IN
lictmcnt for murder. but Price yes
:erday said that he was innocent OF
The death of his wife. Mary Fridley
Price. member of a leading Min.
nesota family Price said his wife &C.
cidentaliy fell over the cliff. After
Ter death, he sued the city Of Min
,eapolis for $500 damages for lcav-
nr the road side on the river bank
unprotected. He later withdrew tn"
uit. Price is also charged with big
my, having had, it is said. three
wives. without a divorce.
Etchison yesterday stood on the
edge of the cliff over which Mrs.Pricc
ell and said that on the night of her
leath she and her husband and him
;elf were riding in an automobile. He
said they stopped at the cliff anu
Mrs. Price left the car when her
husband said there was engine trouble
lie added the woman was then hurled
wer the embankmcnt to the rocks be-
ow.
Etchison said that he and Price
hen descended to the bank. Etchlson
aid he heard q sound that made him
hink Price was heating his wife with
stone.
Assistant County Attorney George
ARMSTRONG said Etchison had told him
he alleged crime had preycd on his
1ind until he was compelled to con-
ess. lie said Etchison had asserted
hat the crime charged was planned
or three months: that he had refused
participate despite an offer of ST.
90 for his services. but had finally
onsentcd after Price had followed
i'm to the Pacific Coast.
Mrs. Price is said to have received
;50.00n from her father the day he
orc her death.
Price. in his cell in the county jai
,erc. said the confession alleged tt
,avc been made by Etchison that he
lad murdered his wife was untrue.
Il deny it all Price said. "Thert
must be some mistake. Etchison and
were standing neal by broken auto
Mobile. 20 feet from the spot where
Iarv fell 20 her death. I do not care
say anything further. "
Etchison and his wife, in company
With George Armstrong. assistant
,ounty attorney, arrived hhere sh"rtl!
,efore noon. Armstrong said Mrs.
3tchison tainted when she heard Of
Ter husbands confession. She SAID
;he would stand by him. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
Mosbv Will Address Daughters

Col. John S. Mosby. has wired his
acceptance of an invitation to adj
dress the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy in a meeting to be held in Bris-
to on the 14th instant. 1t is said that
one thing which may attract the col
one at this time is the fact that
he was promised by pretty Bristol
girl kiss if he returned from the
war with the marks of distinction be-
coming a brave soldier. That pretty
'1ittle miss is now widow of sew
entv wears. She still possesses that
vigor and grace Of expression which
has characterized her family
through many generations, and which
has caused her mother to still be alive
at almost the century mark. Of course
if the widow is willing to carry out
the promise at this late day, there !:
no one to stand in the way Of the
consummation of the deal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
PREP AIRING TO STRIKE
Germans to Operate on Large
Scale in Mcs0potam!a

Geneva. Switzerland. Dec. S--The
Germans are preparing on Il large
scale for operations i'll Mesopotamia
under Field Marshal Baron holman
Won der Goltz. who has just been ap-
pointed commander of the Turkish
forces in Mcsopotamia, according to
private information received by the
Journal de Geneve.
Although the Germans speak ns-
tensibiy of Egypt, says the dispatch
to the Journal, it is possible that
they may make their principal effort;
this winter from Bagdad toward tie
Persian Gulf.
Berlin, Dec. S--Advices from the
front in Mesopotamia are that tht
Turks are continuing to operate Vi
gorously against the British eXpedi
ton along the Tiglis River. They
have driven the British into intrench
nlents at Kut Fl Amara and eXpel
led them from the north bank o
the Tigris.
The Turks continue to capture
! transport wagons attached to tht
expedition, large portion of whicl
were unable to reach Kut Ell Amara
} The losses in transports. not onl.
will prevent new advance agains
Bagdad, but will endanger the fur
ther retreat Of the expedition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

According to Il petition filed yes
.erday in Washington for the probate
Of the will of Isabella Javins, widow
Of Charles n. Javins. formerly of
Alexandria, she left an estate of realty
valued at S4O.S97 and personal prop
erty worth $4,000. The estate is left
TO her two sons. John F. and Fran
els Y. .Iavins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

LOST-In Rosemont, heavy
leather strap with brass
buckle and Hat ;black'eoI-
ed spring. Return to 2f
Rosernont avenue and re-
eeive reward. xA 6-3t.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

George Beavers. 20 years old. Il
former resident of Alexandria died
in Washington yesterday. His re-
mains will be brought to this city
and his funeral will take place to-
morrow from the chapel Of 3. Wheat
lev.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
To Taxpayers In the Annexed Terri

To Taxpayers In the Annexed Terri
tory
Notice is hereby given that the
CITY tax bills of the Annexed Terri
tory for 1915. are now in my hands,
for collection. Owing to the delay IT
getting the bills ready, l will accept
nayment until December 18TH, 1918
before adding the 5 per cent penalty.
|. P. F. GDRMAN,
80, City TaS Collector
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

A report of the mutiny Of a Bull
sarian infantry regiment has been
received in Amster6-, from Frank
fort. z..r-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

The Phi Ma Sigma Fraternity Of
the M. E. Church, South held Il class
initiation last night ard received eight
new members into the chapter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
! ANTON LANG NOT KILLED.

Berlin, Dec. S.-The report that
Anton Lang, the famous Christus in
the Passion Play, at Oberammereau,
had been killed at the front is UNI
true.
A representative of the Associated
Press talked today with Herr Lang,
who said he was well and happy and
had never been to the front /,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

Services were held in St Mary's
Catholic Church today on account of
the feast of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. Masses at &, s.; and 9 o'clock
were largely attended,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08
LOCAL BR EiNF5IT]IEs

a. J. Wedderburn has sold to Jul
ian D. Knight lots ana 8 IN BLOCK
. of George Washington&P Park.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-12-08

-'-,+75". -.
Salt Water Oysters At The RAM
Cafe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-24

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-24

W. Il. Lee oi Loo Angeles. Cal.
WIS IN the city saturday curoutc a.
silver city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-24

The cowil rlrrh issued u.up-r
'oIcu-c ou Dee. IL io Albua puch.
Geo of Mcyro and Trinidad pcrcidu
of Dcmlu. They were married at
DO. bride hop" 'hc -mac day by the
Justice ot the pcarc. g G. Rogers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-24
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PERSONAL :
+ J. !. + !. + !. = + !. !. !. + = i = -

Judge Far Wright of Silver CITY
made u wecl ID trip to Deming and
went over the bankruptcy ease
of the Williamson Grocery company
aud the Columbus Quitting com
uaul The creditor of the William
a. company will receive eight per
cent diyidend-. while those of the
= rlumbu~ Quitting company will re-
Give nothing. Sale of the notes and
acconui, nt the Williamson com
uaN, which had rot been paid were
made lr Fred sherman Both cases
iII be- closed soon.