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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
GOMPERS LAUDS B
Says Wen Could Have Made Half "a
Million In Gcrman Bribes.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ii could
tell a great many things. but | do not
believe | ought to do So" said Samuel
Gompers, president OF the American
Federation of Labor, when asked to-day
II he could add anything to the sun os
Information heretofore given of attempts
10 bride labor leaders In The United
States to precipitate strikes.
II am doing my duty" he added.
This recent disclosure ought 10 open
the eyes of the people ITO the patriot.
attitude OF organized labor. The labor
irg men could have made $500, 900 out
OF this strike by. accepting the bribes OF
the foreign Governments and then they
could have kept the money and failed
to deliver the goods.
what could the foreigners hav,
d"ne9 They couldn't have ever exposed
Ithem."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
WORRIED IN
Bankers Face German Threats "a
withdraw Business.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. li-ln view
of the strong German sentiment in Mil
waukee there Is "A worried feeling among
local bankers about the prospects of a
call for participation in the proposed
loan to the Allies. Milwaukee Germans
have declared they would do no bust
ness with banks which might aid In
financing the foes of their native land
None of the bankers, however, would be
quoted on the situation.
The Milwaukee German leaders say
they are planning no concerted move
ment. but are confident that the local
banks will not participate in the loan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
SAYS GERMANY TOOK RAILS.
DeIEism Protests Against Their
Removal TO Poland.

HAvRE, Sept. 1.-THE Belgian Gov
eminent has protested to the Govern
ments Of neutral nations against Ger
many's action In tearing up Belgian
railroad tracks and transporting them to
Poland. The protest Is based on an ar
ticle Of the Fourth Hague Convention,
stipulating that the occupation of In
yaded territory shall constitute only u
de facto occupation.
The transaction of business by n large
portion OF the belgian population II
greatly hampcred by Germany's action.
the profess adds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
VIEW IN PARIS.
The "Temps" Sees nm Attempt to
IntImidate Wilson.

Special CdJie DtsDdfch to THE suN.
PARIS, Sept, 1.-THE Temps draws
attention TO the great impression made
by Ambassador Won Bernstorff's state
ments quoted in THE EVENING Sun.
although the declarations ave been
denied" the Temps says. they continue
TO he regarded al an attempt to in
timidate President Wilson. and public
opinion has been only further exaspe-
rated thereby"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
TO CONTROL FOOD IMPORTS.
Imperial Chancellor VIII Regulate
Delivery In Germany.

IoNDoN. Sept. l4-Despatches from
Berlin. VIA Amsterdam. report The pro-
mulgation of a decree yesterday by the
Federal Council, making cereals. peas.
beans and other imported leguminous
articles subject 20 delivery To- a Cen-
trail purchasing company In Berlin, on
conditions fixed by the Imperial Cham
cellor.
Import, from occupied territory are
not included in the ruling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
VATICAN SEES RUPTURE.
Difficult 10 Avert break Between

Special tdbIe Despdfch 20 The suN,
ROME, Sept. l4-There Is a prevailing
conviction in Vatican circles. based upon
confidential information. that a rupture
of diplomatic relations between the
United States and both Germany and
Austria Is imminent.
1t is believed that 1t will be difficult.
II not impossible. TO avert a rupture,
since II is believed the Austrians and
Germans will resort to reprisals which
would be bound to complicate the sltua-
ton still further.
Pope Benedict is said to be extremely
pessimistic with regard to the possi-
bility OF peace,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
SEPTEM BIER Is.

German retreat from the Marine
continues, the Allies occupying
Rheims. Both armies take breath
preparatory to mex great struggle,
which is expected to take place on
the Aisne. The victory on the Marine
gives France confidence In final
victory. a..
Austria, practically abandoning
Gaiicia, prepares to defend Vienna
and Budapest.
German fleet engages Russians i'm
the Baltic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
2,sDs British Casualties In Day.

Special Cdble Dt,patch 10 Tar suN.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE official Brit
ish casualty list issued to-day contains
the names of 80 officers, of whom ~
were killed. and 1852 men, OF whom 679
were killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
HUGE LOAN TO RUN $40
YEARS AT 5 PER CENT.

grain prices. II prices in the United
States were lower the United states
grain would certainly go to foreign
buyers in spite of any threats to the
contrary. II prices in other countries
were lowest those countries would make
the sales"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
HONORS FOR DUMBA.
Austrian Press Praises Uim-Big
Reception Planned.
Special cable Despatch 70 TIM sr>.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE Morning
Posts correspondent at Bern says that
the Austrian press rs PUBLISHING glow
ing appreciations OF Ambassador Dunba
and Is organizing Il reception in his
honor upon his return 10 Vienna.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15

WAsHINGToN, sept. II Major-Gen.
Bell advised the War Department to-day
that the Tweuty-seventh Infantry will
sail for Manila September %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
DUMBA "A SAIL SEPT. 22
Dap Ish Paper Says lie VIII 60 On
the Frederik VIII,

CopENHAGEN. Denmark, Sept. ~ via
London According TO the Pohhken
Or. Dumba, the Aus,ru-H Hungarian Am
bassador to the United States, whose
ncall has been requested BY the Ameri-
can Government, Will sail for homo on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
@ Nv
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the steamship Frederik VIII. which
leaves New York on September 20.
At the offices OF the Scandinavian
American. Observation-Disclosures and Hol-
land-America lines Yesterday it was said
h no reservations had been made for
the Ambassador on any OF their ships.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Robert whitney Dead

Roberl Whitney. - year, old. dicc
~ Ia, home about live mile, south nl
The rllN al noon Wednesday. II,
came +" the valley from lIiawatha,
kan-a-, H. q health seeker about
three ycar~ ap". lie leave, u wife
nd iwo children. lii father has
..crn with him for some time.
The funeral wa held Yesterday
at > 80 O'clock from the
liaw>nu undertaking establishment
un Silver avenue. The Rev. Thea
d"rc Plat preached the funeral ser
m"n. Burial wn~ N the Maintain
view cemetery
Those who have had the privilege
of NJ Whitney, Friendship are -ud
,lrnrd al hi uulimrly death.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Will be Obtained in Mountains and
Erected on the Corner of Gold
Avenue and Pine Street
TREAT FOR ALL THE KlDDlES
light Company Win String Big Ever
green With MuIti-cOlOred Lights
ana Other Decorations

y III" municipal christmas tree
with lrral~ Tor ..lOO rhildrcu l. the
idea "n which the pastors of Dem
mg are working. The tree i, Ia he
mp four nights durin" the propu~rd
carnival, December -. -. -. aud
-. The Denim. lee aud Electric
company ha~ agreed tu furnish The
cnlnrrd illumination Tor ~ large u
tree a. the committee may he able IT,
secure. The company never doe,
thing by haINr. aud it l. certain
lhal the display will go u long way
toward giving the clliZ"ne of Dem
IN. that "thr',lma>y" feeling The
tree viii hc plarcd in the center of
the Square ~ the intersection "i
Gold avenue aud Pine street. There
are m"rr than S0O school children
in lh~ -rh"ul district. bul Ill not
probable thai all of them will hr nu
hand nu thn-lmn- eve. when the
treats will he given away. II they
are there aud more. they will hc TAX
ru care "t In the generous Denim.
way.
The committee IN charge ul the
tree ar hH-N arranging q program
that viii ucludc readings. music
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
"DEM|NG SPECIAL" IS NAME OF
THE. BUTTER MADE IN ltMINC
Quality of Product Causes II 10 be
Demanded by Consumers and Pro-
duGe Merchants to Exclusion of
0utslfe Creameries: Future Bright

". t. l'Iumlcl.h, manager Of the
Nmbrc- Valley Cooperative Cream
cry Association, report that the
bu~inc-. oi the factory l. rapidly in
rIra>in". aud that u fair run through
the winter l. expected Many "t the
COWS pledged To lhe creamery nrr
.ow ...N aud many of those shipped
in have not yet been arollmutcd,
"prmlue Special j. the upmr ut
the new brnud of butter and j. "u
the cartons containing the loral pro-
iurt. No, enough butter l. ~ Vet
being madc t" supply the lively local
drmaud. However. ali the mcr.
.hau'- of the city are handling the
butter. The cxccIlcucc oi the prod
net has already bcromc known. Th,
difference between II and the butter
-hppcd ~ i - apparent that uulN
the united output prevents the lura'
prudurl from rrnwdlug the either uul
ol the market allouclhrr
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL COMMITTEE
TO ASK FOR TROOPS AND BAND
Went to Columbus TO Confer With
Col. Slocum on Cooperation Of the
Soldiers on Border: Plenty OF
Funds Are Available for Event

Morris Nordhau- and \. 4. Bolich
viii leave the city today for e con
ference with Col. Sloruu. command
u. the Thirteenth I : Cavalry 40
columbus for the puro~y 90, rom-
plet"ing arrangements for the l-daN
carnival to be- held h.rr Dee -. %.
-. aud -. II conditions ou hr bor-
der dc not permit of lhr detachment
of ~ few troops and rhc band. It viii
he mpu~-'bIc lu carry um rh, am
bitiou- program which ha- been out
lined and tor which ample fund,
M,. already urcl raised Il h.
lhuughl 10y the committee tIw 'hrr
will Ice lu trouble iu -ccuru. 'hr cu.
operation Of the lrpul-. because of
the comparative tranquility that pre-
walls. At least u decision will have
been reached in the matter tomor
row.
An ample number ut bccvr- have
been given to the committee by the
cutllcman of thi> section to permit
of enough barbrru,d meat to feed
Drmins and all it, guests that may
com" m Christmas Day The hi-
feature ot the proposed celebration
will br the municipal Christmas tree
IN charge ut the various churchc~
of the city.
The delay in making final ar.
may imorlcr, somewhat
with the horse racing since NOR,
time than will be- available win b,
required for Che training OF the
horses.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Teutons and BuIgars Bent on Des-
turction OF Small ExpeditiOnary
Force Sent to Aid Serbs
OTHER FRONTS ARE TRANQUIL
Winter Stops Fighting in Russia:
Italians Have Ceased Offensive
on the IsOnzO for Defense

London The situation IN the BAL
hnn~ j. developing RAPIDLY. The Ger
mans and Hulear- division reached
krnulI. uu the Greek border. ten
mile south oi Mnua-tir. lhu- threat
rnlng T" oulllank the Anglo French
l"rr". while liul.ar~, VIII" are also
supposed to be- -upporlcd by Ger
mau~, have attacked the aIlir>' rX.
lr'mr u@hl wing near Strumilza.
udcr TIL, pressure the French
huv" Withdrawn from the krvuIak
salient aud at hist accounts had
tan. u up "a position N q deep gorge
about twenty mile from the Greek
frontier, through which the Saloni-
h railroad runs. Here they were
attacked by the Bulgar~. who. ac-
cording To French reports, were re-
pulsed.
The plan, at neither the allies or
the Germans are vet quite clear. hut
apparently the Germans are deter
mined an crushing tn little force
the Serbs, aud which ha- and l. still
being reinforced. The retirement of
the allies To Dcmirkapou has added
strength tu the report that they in
tended to abandon the Balkan en-
lcrpr.-r entirely. huI the continued
IuHdug of tru"p- at Sa'uuiM would
seem to deny amy such intention,
while there l. strong military opin-
ion here that SaIouik' should he held
%, base Tor tuturc operations IN
the Near East
There r~ 'llllc news from the other
.r"ul-. The Germans have scored II
MINOR success in Champagne. where
ihcN captured about five hundred
yards of % French trench. part 1T
which, however, has hrcu rr.uiurd
hc Grrmou- are yet quite clear, but
'hc british have received reinforce
ucnj~ at ku-t,i- Amaru. where n
,lpud uuiu-r the Turk, i To- II.
made lolI"wiug the retirement from
tr~lphuu, aud the Italians. who for
hr past twu week. have been ou the
offensive, are now engaged IN meet
me the Austrian counter attacks.
The expected offensive ut the al
ICES n Gailipoh apparently did not
while throughout Rus
la the wulry weather ha, put
stop 4" all but small ventures.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Jolly Five Hundred Club

Mis- kNihcri'r NNmrI W1- The
ho-ir~~ "f the Jolly Five Hundred
Club Yesterday nilrrn"on. Mr., Pat
Moran. whn il vi>ilin. Mr,. DR.. Mo
ran. and Mr.. Ed foukc~ were the
eur-r- al the club. The members
VIZ. all prr~cnt except Mis- Fay,
Nckc,c~. Mr.. I'll F"ukr> rrcciv
,d the highest store prize. After
,n,o,iue the game Mis- Wamcl SER
.rd Il dmur, rhaiine dish luncheon.
Na>nr John Iuihrl hn- been
NUT. o. lur about week, hut h. J.
now reported to be- improving.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
TAXES, DUE DEC. |, MAY NOT Be
COLLECTED FOR SIXTY DAYS YET
Tax Roll Back, But Rate Has Not
Vet Been Certified TO by State Tax
Commission; Thirty Days Of Grace
After the Notices are Mated out

II '> not probable that the take
due Dee. ! will be- demanded mlil
The middle OF january or after A.
lhrrr i. q 30 day term Of grace. II
would seem thai the lnYc- for the
lil-l halt ol the year viii not have to
be- paid in tor sixty days vet, The
Ia, rolls h"Nc been returned from
Nunia Fc. hnl the rate hn~ NOT Vet
he % certified. The inN ln-t year on
u third valuation wp- j1nia per
cert, The new law cnll~ for q
full valuation and ii l. expected that
the rate will run about , per cent.
luii,idnal ra'-c- bv the tlN com
mission have Amounted 10 100 pc;
cent in ~uulc ru~r~. both nu u"rclnu-
dis and farm lands.
The lav situation hn> caused the
citizens "l luun county ~ well ~
other all over the stale +" take au
Interest IN the expenditure by the
.igir government and III the counties.
\ State u--uriaiiuu j. being formed
lu which every citizen j. being ur.
II ln Ioiu. It. object j. ln r"mprd
4 more economic administration "i
the mblic funds. j. \. Nah"urN
ho- been selected ~ organizer here.
and ,- duiN- aIl possible lo further
m, nhircI- nl the a~~ociallon. The
organization J. strictly nn-pnrtl~an,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Hanu Trouble

Hang trouble, Care killed cat"
This l. the motto of that du-kv
band of thirty comprising Richard-
aud prnglc'- famous Georgia min
-trrl~.
No -ouncr J. the curtain mp "n the
palatal first part. Evening" ot
which one critic has been kind
enough /" say l. the most beautiful
ever carried by minstrel company,
than the fun starts and continues IN
q vcritablr whrlwind for two and
half hours.
The minstrel, believe there j.
trouble. worry and care enough in
the average persons ltr to leave il
behind when they enter the theaier.
aud skilled producers have Wed with
each other &" make thr program Of
tered hN thi~ company am rndlc~-
cham "i mirih. music. laughter. and
song.
Have they succeeded! Well. ash
the manager of your theater to see
the press notices he has received
ahuul them from other cities.
There will he bi" street parade
~ > 30 in the afternoon aud q band
,uurcrl. Th'~ company will appear
30 the local opera house next We'd
uc>daN evening. Advance tickets ut
the Ro~~cr drug store,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
r. T. Mann Dead

Robert 7. Mann. who came here
Irom Texas al"nl ten day ago Ia
visit hi daughter, Mr.. Dixon. who
lives about six miles north nf the
city died nl j o'clock Yesterday
after nn illness of u few
day. lie wa- - years old. BE
sides hi~ daughter. he leaves four
sister. and four brothers. The fun
rrnl will bc held at the Raw~"u un-
'criaklng establishment this after
nooa at , n'rl"ck. The Rev T.. G..
Morgan viii preach the funeral -cr-
mon. burial will be- in the local
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Mr.. aud Mr.. q. VI. Doohlllc of
nvycr were IN the CITY thl- week
doug their Christmas shopping.
Mr and Mr>. T. +. McClam ot
spokane. Wash, arrived IN the city
Tuesday to ,l~ll their daughter, Mrs.
". l.. Stephenson. who j. receiving
treatment at III. Dcmlng Cottage
Nuuilurum,
pr. and Mr. T.. Il. Mrphcctcr-
motorcd from Clifton ArIl.. and
stopped over n the city the first oi
the week cnrm,r To FL Pa~o.
|, u. Hurckham. vino has been
avu, from the city Since jun, re
turned Tuesday.
T.. :. ColIclt and ". IT, Marsh ot
FL Pa~o mot"rcd up from FL Pa>o
Tuesday,
&C. Carter Of Dallas. Texas. was
In the city Wednesday on q business
Trip.
". + Cummings ot FL Pa" was
in the city Tuesday.
Nr and Mrs. Henry Meyer motor
ed with a pleasant party ont to Old
Town Yesterday afternoon to visit
Mrs. ". Il Merrill. Their guests
w.rc Mc~damr> Arh~a, Jessie. and
Albert Field aud Mr.. J. \. Ma
honey
II. Harrison Ham. vice president
of the Foster and Reynolds travel
company. j. making tour of the
West and wa, in the city Thursday.
lie will make special effort io
have tourists stop in Demng. lli~
home i in Washington. u. c.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

\ i-ycar-uld McXirau Girl, daugd-
ter "l H. Morale. received SER
ions lniurl Tuesday evening when
-hr fell off load al wood between
the wheels of the wagon which her
father wn~ driving. The accidrnl
"rrurrcd near the George Watkins
ranch. The .irl WAS brought I" the
city Tor medical treatment. IN the
Watkins ear. She j. said in he i'm
proving.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Golden Gossip Club

Thr Golden Go,sip club was en-
lcrlaiucd Tuesday afternoon 10y Mr..
:. u. SW"pr "n Copper avenue
TIA, guest of the club were Mr.
Samuel burnside nt Silver city. and
Mt~. George shepard. The after
noon wa spent in doing fancy work
and having a good social time. Al
about ; o'clock the hostess served
dainty rctrc- hmrnl,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Wednesday Bridae Club

The Wednesday Bridge club wa-
entertained lhl- week by Mr.. j. q.
Moir. The guest, of the club wrr.
Mis-, Mae Leonard, Mr.. Gcur.c
Shepard. Mr.. Clarence Hon. Mr.. II.
q. Bush. and Mis- Margaret Moore.
The member oi The club were all
present. Mr.. F. Thurmoud Won Tho
FIRST prize. The hn~lc>~ served de.
lriuu- refreshments.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
st. luke's Guild

The Saint Luke Guild met Mon.
day al the homa If Mr.. II. g. Bush
on Pine street. \ bu-'nc-- r,rclinr
was held and the dainty refresh
menl~ were enjoyed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Good Times Club

Tn. Good Time club, winch lin-
been recently organized, had meet -
u. ul The home al CLYDE Meyer on
Gnld avenue Tuesday evening. The
club met lo perfect it. organization.
\ dance for the holiday j. being
planned Mr.. Mryrr~ served u
dainty luncheon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Thomas II. Moore. % hobo. came 10
the local hospital Monday night. ~uf-
icrlng from q guu~hul wound. which
10" claimed he received whll, trying
to steal ride lIc received treat
meni and went ou hi WAY Tuesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

sam T. Clark, VIII" hn- bccu in the
city several day tran-nrtin" bu~i-
mess. returned I" hi ranch mean
tamhr1, Tur-day morning.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Mr.. Houston 7. Force uf 81. Louis
hu- been the house guest ol Mr. ana
Mr.. .Iamc- H. WaddlI for some
time. She returned to her home
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Bridge Party

Mr.. j. \ .Mahoncy will give an
elaborate bridge party next Tue
duN afternoon al her home on Cop
rcr avenue. when she will entertain 10
lar.c number ni her friends.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Mis-. Clara Wright hn- hccn III with
Il cold for several day. ON that ac-
count the meeting ni the j. y
bridge club. which wat rn have met
lhi week ut the home of Nj
WRIGHT, WA postponed
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Friday Bridge Club

The Friday bridge Club will he
entertained thu week by Mis- Mae
Leonard Of Galu-,illr. TrNa~. al the
hnu.. "l her sister, Mr. IT, q. Bush
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Mr.. Frank Dave, OF llrrmaua- j.
receiving medical treatment at the
local hospital. She BE- doing very
we'll
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
At 7:30 O'clock In the Evening the
Boosters Will Gather Around
Board at the Harvey House
ELECTION OF OFFICERS SOON
Selection OF new Secretary and
Plans for the Future OF the Or
ganizatiOn Arouse Interest

The annual hanpucl "f the Dcmlug
hambcr ui commerce will bc held
~ the Harvey hotel next Tuesday
rvcnin. IA 30 u'clurk. Arrangc-
mrnls for the annual feast and
great housicr mcciin. were made last
Friday uiirruoon. All the buu~tcr-
III llcmlne are expected Ia hr present,
H. well ~ all the leader ni com
nnmiiN huI,lu. from other places
in the Southwest. More than - hun
Lrrd invitations ha,, been sen, out
ln state officials. railroad "lii"cr-.
aud members Of other ""umcrriai
hudir~. aud editor ui' newspapers.
President aud Arline Secretary A
\. Tcmkr will act ~ host and br
:. u. Swopr ~ tnn,lma~lcr
The rrpnrl- ul the various "iliccr-
aud committees will hr heard and
plan> Tor the future made.
The Tuesday l"llowiu" the annual
meeting hu- been .rl ~ ia, date up
"n which the annual election uI "i.
licrr, and director, will he held.
An Garnet rIinrl l. hem" made 10
-rrurr nliiccr- than viii hc able l."
direct lac community ctl"rl- IA q
prot table aud conservative way.
II i, probable thai nrN secretary
W,il hr chosen tu take the place "t
". T.. Holt. resigned, There n,c nov
81 number oi application Tor the Pc
ilina. hul the present board oi I'll
r-cror~ h;,r - yet made uu choice.
TIA present Officers are: y. y
'rrmLr. -idrnl aud aciina -ccrr.
tnry: john trrbcll. A. W. Pollard,
j. \. Mnhoncy. T.. H. NaIlandleham
DR.. T.. VI. Slrrd, and II. IT, Kelly,
directors
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Npc'Ial attention paid 10 develop
iug snap -hni, al It"--cr'-. II
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Ben Titus Attended Corner LAYING

BENJAMIN Titus, past grand master
ct Arizona. was among the prom
..ut N-liiu. ma-nu~ tn attend tn
.u,ir. ui the cornerstone of the
Scottish Rite cathedral Wednesday
90 Tu-cou. Arl2oun.
Mr. ud MI. g. j .Wnud of Hurley
r.r.L over m the city Yesterday
. .. 90. thrir way to Wilcox, Arl.
VI Stewart oi san Diego, Cal.
-.op.,d over u 'hr c''y W dnc>daN
un hi- Nuy tu Hurley.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Fresh every day home made
candle at t"~~rr'-. If
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10

Mrs. j u. Hollinger Of Myndus
wa> in the city Tuesday transactinc
business.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
hospital News

\ daughter was born to Mr.. Don
'haney ~ the Dcmine I.adic,' Hos
pital Friday morning. Mother aud
child are reported well.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-10
Vasquez- MarruffO

\ marriage llrru-r Wu~ i--ucd 10y
the county clerk last Friday lo l'd,
'u 80 T.. Na-uurl "i Silver CAV aud
Nj Nllaun Naruiiu 81 llcmug
IT, rrrcmouy Wa performed bN th"
Rev. Father Garnet m the l"rpi
,.Uair church.
ru hridr Is well kuowu here, Mi,
Nawlo having hcru very -ucrr--
ul .Ichrr IN the public -chunl-.
The .ro"m l. business man ul
Silver tilN
Mr. Il. II. Clayton al Myndu- j.
critically III At her homr,
Mr. and Mr.. ". I. Morris ol H.
na~u we're IA the city Yesterday uu
ihrl way tu Hurley where they wall
uohr their home,
Mr. aud Mr., Il. t. Humc- and
NJ-- Glady, Harsh, all ct Alhupurr-
que, stopped over IN Dcmlnp yr~lcr-
daN ruruutr tn Silver titN,
j. Is. sutton at Albuquerque wa
alicud'u" to hu>mr-~ ~ the city yr~-
lcrdaN,
~. j. II. Coleman ul Myndu-. for
merry at Dcmlng. cnmc tn the city
yesterday to do her Christmas shop
Hrg
Billy kkcr~ OF Alhuoucrquc va, n
business visitor IN the city Yesterday.
T.. u. Wilingham. \. j. Slragcr,
u. +. Shelby. and ;. Ro~- simpson,
N Of ~ Pa>o.wcrc Dcming visitors
yesterday.
Thomas Scarlc. Scott Wcc>urr.
.nd Frank Cox of lIondaic were il
the city this week "n business.
Mis- Ada T.. Weaver. head nurse
1t the company hospital ai Tyrone,
ua- u nrmiug Yesterday on her waV
from III paso to Tyrone.