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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04
STATE DROPS SUIT
Louisiana Allows Sugar Refining Co
to Continue to Operate.

New Orleans, La, Oct. 4.-The suit
of the state of Louisiana to oust the
American Sugar Refining company
from its confines. was terminated in
the civil district court Wednesday
when Attorney General Cook asked
that the suit be dismissed.
At the time the suit was filed the
company and sugar planters of the
state were also in litigation, the plant
erS having sued for large sums. All
the suits have been compromised
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04
BARRED FROM MAILS
Berger's Milwaukee Leader Put Under
Ban by Postal Authorities.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 4-The Mil
waukee Leader, Socialist daily, was
Wednesday barred from the United
States mails. Former Congressman
Victor L. Berger is editor.
It is said the papers criticism of
President Wilson and the government
caused it to be barred. other Milwau-
kee publications are also alleged to be
under surveillance
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04
BUSINESS2 IT'S FINE
Optimism I'm West Over Crops and Fa.
vorabIe Crop Results.

Washington. Oct. 4.-Continuation
of generally good business conditions
thruout the country was announced
today by the federal reserve board IN
its monthly review. The report by
districts includes:
st. Louis-Favorable crop develop
merts and seasonable weather have
further stimulated business.
Kansas City-Increased bank clear
ings indicate well maintained activi-
ties
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04

flee was obtained today by States Al
torney General Lewis.
This evidence conclusively proves.
according to the attorney general.
that Count Won Bernstorff had a di-
rect hand in directing the activities
Of Bolo Pasha, who is now under ar
rest in Paris. II was obtained. he said,
from Hugo Schmidt, agent here of
the Deutsches bank, whom he ex-
amined today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04

St. Louis. Oct. THE body OF
Thomas Evans, chauffeur, was
found on country road near here to-
day. He had been shot three times.
His wife said he left home with three
men in an automobile last night. The
men, she said, told Evans they wanted
him to show them how to run the car
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04

New York, Oct 4-Major General
Goethals today began active work as
president of the Wright-Martin Air
craft corporation.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04
SINK u. S. SCHOONER
German Submarine Sent Ship to Bot.
tom by Gunfire.

London. Oct. 4.-The American
schooner Annie F. Conlon has been
sunk by gunfire CT a German sub
marine, the admiralty announced to-
day. The attack occurred off the
Scilly islano s. The crew of eight
were landed.
LIoyd's lists the Annie F. ConIon as
a three-masted wooden schooner, OF
SCI tons. owned by F. r. Garrett, of
Portsmouth, n. H
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04
ALL'S WELL In SKIES
Nothing But Fine Weather in Sight
Is Indication.

Hourly temperature readings for
the day reported by the local office of
the United States weather bureau:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04

WEATHER FORECAST for Kansas
Fair tonight and probably Friday
Cooler.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04

GENERAL HAIG must be becoming
very offensive to the Huns these
days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04
Berlin Account Brief.

Berlin, oct. 4.-The official an
nouncement made at army headquar-
ters today says that with the launch
ing of strong British attacks in the
Ypres Bend, the battle of Flanders
again has developed.
First Report of Battle.
London, Oct. 4.-Formation of a
special ministry to return measure
CONTINUED on Page TwO.l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-04

The mercury this afternoon reached
IL
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Postmaster Foulks Reapp0inted

The legion OF friends of Postmas-
ter W. f. Foulks will be glad to
know Of his rc-appointment without
The formality of an application, Con
gresham Walton no, dceming it ne
cessary, as public approval was uni
Versal.
The postmaster has Just designed
n military postoffiae that should be
adopted by every military post in the
United States, 1t delivers mail
pouched direct TO regiments and re-
ceives it in the same way. Major
Miller approved the plan in five min
utes and requested its construction
exactly as presented, and what the
major approves the government never
questions.
Last year, Postmaster Foulks was
given credit for having the best mil
itary postoffice on the border.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

The ladies of the Hondale Red
Cross, a branch OF the Deming Red
Cross, are devoting their time to max
ing wash cloths and expect to have
81 completed by September.
The ladies of the Deming Red
Cross have made full bolt of cloth
into hospital bed shirts, and have
sent for more cloth, and in the mean
time are making gray flannel shirts.
The junior Red Cross girls have
huished 50 comfort bags and are
making more under the leadership Of
Miss Minnie Swope. Col McGrorty
has contributed $40 towards ths
funds for furnishing the contents oi
the bags.
The ladies of the Golden GOSSIP
Club are undertaking the hemmins
of old linen into tray cloths that tn,
Red Cross have asked for.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
RAYMOND TEAL CO.
COMES TO DE|M|NC
Leases the Tucker and Petty Room
Ing Houses at Four Hundred
Dollars Per Month, Each
BUSH AND POLLARD TO BUILD
Teal Mas 0wend EI Paso TheatrIcaIIy
for the Past Seven Months. But
Now Prefers 0emlng

The newspapers and business men
Of FL Paso have done all they could
TO make Raymond Teal a permanent
attraction for theatre going people,
but that master entertainer who has
owned the Pass City for seven
month, says Nothing doing.
Deming for me.
In company with G. A. Martin,
news editor of the Herald, and Mrs.
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Teal drove over
to Deming few days ago and made
partial arrangements to come here,
and this week the arrangements have
been completed whereby ii. G.. Bush
and A. ". Pollard will erect an enor-
mouse theatre on West Piue street,
not far from the Hamilton home, for
the accommodation Of Mr.. Teal's big
show that attracted such crowds
here last year.
The Teal people want good homes
under their own control and have
leased the Tucker and Petty room.
ing houses, paying S400 per month,
each. They viii be on the job about
the middle of September.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Baby Evelyn Lester Gone

The whole community mourns with
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Lestes over
the death of their precious baby
Evelyn. who would have been sixteen
months old today.
Three weeks ago the child swallow
ed bean which lodged in her throat
and even the X-ray couldn't locate
the trouble. A few days ago the par
ents took the baby to Hotel Dieu in
FL Paso where an operation, remov-
ed the obstruction. but left the body
50 weak that pneumonia found an
easy prey.
Death occurred Tuesday morning
and on Wednesday afternoon the tiny
body was laid TO rest, services being
conducted at the Lester home by Rev
". f. Foulks and Rev. j. B. Bell. W
c. Rawson having charge of the fun.
eral arrangements.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

Howard kimball q. NJ. Sgt, arnv-
ed TODAY.
Sgt. f. &. Spang has arrived from
Douglas to organize the iOth Baker
Co.
Capt Vernon ". Boiler. camp q.
NJ, arrived from Fort Sam Houston
a few days ago and has II pleasant
room at the II. IA. Kelly home. The
captain Is a man who reflects credit
on the $. l. and il is interesting
to the editor to know that he was
with former Governor John H. Ey-
ans in the Philippines.
Captain II f. Burks, who, with
Mrs. Burks, is at Mrs. Merrill's. Is at
the head of the Q. NJ. department of
subsistence and supplies and he's
sure got big mans job, but he's
equal TO 1t. Affability was born with
him and has increased with the wears.
Capt. Paul J. Herman. q. NJ. on
Col. Winn', slaff. has been called u
the Q. VI. generals office at Wash
ington, which means that he will
probably see his friend Pershing be
fore long. He'll be on the firing linz
when duty calls.
Capt. Murphy, assistant Q. NJ, will
have entire charge of transportation
and forage. Big job. biz man.
Capt. II. 5. Grier, adiutant on Col
Winn's staff, who, with Mrs. Grier
occupies one of the Nordhaus bung
allows. would make friends on any
quarter OF the globe. He'd be q
companion piece to General Hugh L.
Scott, if he had chance.
No soldier can steal Capt. Pres
tons prestige in Deming.
Lieut.. fought to be major j. "
Kinsinger, NJ. C., on Col Winn sta'f
is president of III, NcW Mexico Mel
zeal association, and left $1,000
medical practice at Roswell to serve
his country at one sixty-six, sixty
six per. He's one of n. Ms big mer
more ways than physically
S. ". Almy, county road expert
has been awarded the contract fo'
building roads at Camp Cody, whict
is a guarantee that the work will be
well done.
/ W. A. easier is one of Contractor
Hughes big rushers.
Major Miller has removed his force
TO a building across the street from
the o. NJ. office. Too much business
Lieut.. Joseph II. Grant is takini
the Masonic degrees.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
means BIG THINGS
FOR THE VALLEY
Black Land Farms Co. Takes Over
MIesss Tract and VIII Put In
state Of Development
JOHN N. McreER Is TRUSTEE
Like the Children Of Israel Returning
to the Promised Land, the Far :
mers viii Come Back

For more than a year j. NJ. Nc
Teer, representing unlimited capital,
has been negotiating with j. @. Coop
er, C. H. Hon and J. A. Shepard, re-
ceivers for the Miesse lands, about
ten thousand of the richest acres in
New Mexico. lying east Of Demipg.
In his clear vision he saw the garden
spot of the southwest undeveloped for
lack Of united effort, and it didn't
look good to him. The others felt
the same way, hence the happy
thought of organizing u company
with unlimited financial backing to
put the rich lands into a perfect
state Of cultivation and then permit
the original purchasers to carry out
their contracts and become prosper
Gus and happy. One thousand acres
will be developed this fall.
McTeer paid spot cash for all out
standing paper and when the Black
Land Farmers Co. turns over the
contracts to scores Of the best far
HERS from Indiana, Illinois and Ohio,
this great tract Of rich land, with its
great abundance Of water, will be one
OF the "show gardens" Of the south
west, and agricultural success will
stick right out Of every acre. Happy
ZONES will reflect the intelligence OF
energy well directed.
A land expert, when making an Of
fetal report for eastern capitalists
in speaking of this particular tract
said:
This is the best land ] ever saw
not excepting the Valley of the Nile
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Boys Club Movement Now in Charge
OF 7. E. Murray, Executive Secretary

T. E. Murray, an expert boys ex-
ecutive secretary, with splendid ex-
perience in Los Angeles and Doug
las, has accepted a position with the
Board Of Managers of the Deming
Boys Clubs, and it is his purpose to
have intimate relationship with all
Deming boys between the ages of 9
and IS years. The boy scouts will
be over l2 years of age, then there
will be the employed boys club, the
newsboys' club and the Spanish
American boys club.
There will be a meeting of the boys
and their parents at the Deming ar
mory tonight at z o'clock, the base
ment being the boys headquarters.
Everybody boost for the boys better
ment. II is one Of the best things
ever started in Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
CAMP CODY IS A
BIG INSTITUTION
e,,od Parade, Four Abreast, Would
v Neaeh From Deming 10 Myn-
dus. 10 Miles Distant
0oo COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
Mated Major General to Command
With Several Brigadier Gener-
ais and a Score of COlOnels

pcl.o. change. Five thousand TO
"a o0n pemlng viii be transformed
,,sr maht INTO the largest city IN
Ner Mexico. and We viii have before
... IA, most Gigantic task ever m-
5ertoten by the state,
If i- easy to understand why peo-
ala Il. moi realize the magnitude Of
the enterprise.
Few people even army officers,
ebo have eiven their life Ia the sery-
100 ever have seen a division Of the
United States army
In round number there are over
qOO commi- ioned officer ana ;. 900
enlisted men that compose the hight
mo end of the great machine. Per
h,ps one-hfth can be added to the
,eereoSto ds attaches or attendant
or in -lme manner connected with the
army
With division are about ",Ooo
horse aud 1000 mule, Goo motor
uuck-. 100 motorcycle, dozen
g,ropanes, 20 ambulances, 30 10 10
hutomombies. - field guns and how
ltyer,. lnd about 200 other vehicles.
Aside from the base hospital there
he four field hospitals
In fact. Camp Cody will be- a well
built cty with regular streets, with
water ever and hgthing 5ystema
On tie MAJOR generals stan there
Ml be- q chief of. staff with the rank
cl colonel two assistant liuetenant
colonel, aud major, adlutant -heu-
tenant colonel, assistant MAJOR m.
,pector hculenant-colonel two ma
iot aud two captain assistants, two
surgeons lieutenant colonies, and one
.srgcon with rank al MAJOR
Apmade, with fonI abreast, would
reach from Deming to Myndus, dis
labce Of eighteen mile.
One company from each unil 81
iowa ha- been ordered here at once,
and Others viii follow inst as soon
o. the camp can he completed and
lTn~purlali"n facilities provided
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Pioneer Real Estate Co.

One of the livest real estate firms
that has hit Deming since land sales
started, has Just opened an office
this week in Judge Mckeyes suite in
the Chamber Of Commerce building.
The big man behind the gun is ".
o. Williams, who helped boost and
build Los Angeles, and knows how.
The other hustler is DR.. c. l.. Belts,
who knows every lot in the city and
practically every acre of land in the
valley.
The new firm has already listed
close to a quarter Of million dol
lars worth of city and county prop
erty. Looks like business with
big 3D."
The firm has listed large number
of desirable lots for rental purposes.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
WILL ALL PULL TOGETHER
TO KEEP TOWN CLEAN

The CITY council had an importan,
meeting few evenings since, which
was attended bv the saloon men, who
entered INTO u bond covenant Ia sell
no hpuor Io boot logger on pam oi
handsome cash forfeit.
In order To keep down vice of cv-
cry kind the council has employed
joe } Boyd one oi the noted decteo-
tive Of I'll Pa-o.
The mayor and council are cooper
atmg with Sheriff Simpson and coun-
ty officer IN not letting anything had
get started
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Army and Navy Leagus

The Army and Navy League. which
should have met Wednesday was
postponed until next Wednesday
august $. All members are earn
estly requested to be present as there
Is important business to be trans
acted.
ihe league viii meet every nrsl
AMI lhnd Wednesdays of each month
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
WHO'S WHO AT
CAMP CODY

Lst Of officers duty Camp Cody Demns New Mexico
July 81. 1917:
Colonel Frank L. Winn Gath Infantry, Commanding
MAJOR Charles H. Miller, Engineers, L. R. Constructing O. NJ
'ap' vernon W. Boiler @ NJ Corps, Camp Quartermaster
capt Harry s. rier, Adiuant cath Infantry Camp Aduant
Capt Richard j. Herman, Supply Officer oath Infantry
Capt Homer n Preston, oath Infantry
Capt Joseph C. Hattie oath Infantry
capt Charles NJ Murphy q. NJ Reserve Corps, Asst. O. NJ
Capt IL f. Burks, Q. NJ. Reserve Corps, Asst O. NJ
'apt Marshall Sharp, Nebraska National Guard
siructng O. NJ
lst Lieut. Manlon G. Mitchell oath Infantry
lst Lieut. Joseph H. Grant, oath Infantry.
lst Lieut. Me T. Scherstrom Infantry Detached Officers List
LIST Lieut. Tom Fox oath Infantry.
lst Lieut. Raymond b. McLaws, Medical Reserve Corps
lst Lieut. John ". Knsinger Medical Reserve Corps.
2nd Lieut. Wayne Smeltz, Gath Infantry
md Lieut.. Joseph n. Bowles, oath Infantry.
and Lieut.. Fred | Neufane oath Infantry
II. S. GRIER,
Captain and Adjutant, oath Infantry.
Adjutant
Headquarters Camp Cody Demne, New Mexico,
July 3l,l917.
Ordered to office of Q NJ. Gen. Washington
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Tacky Party

Miss Alice Childress and Mrs.
Stedley gave a party at the home OF
the latter ON South Gold avenue,
Wednesday evening. The invitations
extended numbered thirty.
0ld-time games, music and dane
ing we're the pastimes of the even-
ing. Miss Eula Haste won the prize
for the tackiest lady, baby rattler'
Ernest Prugle won the gentleman's
prize. cob pipe.
Ginger bread, red lemonade and
stick candy were served.
AT late hour the guests bid their
hostesses goodnight and expressing
themselves as having a most enioya-
BILE time. 49,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Day and Denison, Big Men in they"
Making Elaborate Plansfor Camp Cody

DAY and Denison-W. II. and r.
f.--are improving civilization every
uay and are sure To get regular
constellation in their crowns when
ihey reap the reward of the Just.
Day Is the border army "l man
and Denlson is our camp secretary
They have arranged with Contractor
W. W. Barracks To multiply has build
ing stunt of last wear by about seven
and then some. and they have no 'ea =
son to believe Bill will not be on
the s., the same as before. That
7 idea is one of the hest features
Of camp life.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Tilton and son
are domiciled in the Lester apart
ments. No. /. since last week. Mrs.
Titon, the noted novelist, whose pen
name is Miss Frances Parker. is here
gathering material for new war
story. The novelist is greatly inter
ested in the Red Cross work and has
had much experience as an organizer.
Deming is active in the Red Cross
work and Mrs. Tilton's assistance
would prove of great value to the So
ciety.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
COUNCIL
FOR LUNA COUNTY
Organization Perfected 10 Cooper
crate With All Other Progress
slse Bodies IN the County
A W POLLARD IS CHAIRMAN


Gov. ". l.. Lindsey has appointed
the following men on the Luna coun =
" councol of defense W &. Simp-
son, \. " Pollard, e. ]. Kelly. j. 4.
Mahoney, NJ \. Nordhaus. \. A.
Bolch. +, L. foulks. 4. O. Barks-
dale, \. I. Hyatt, II c. Hoover, Thos.
Baker and J /, Hestand, these TO
cooperate with all boards previously
appointed.
Tins council represents the state
council of defense.
The council has organized by elect :
my \. " Pollard, chairman +. l..
foulk secretary treasurer and
Mayor NJ 4. Nordhaus, j. A. Maho-
ney and y. A. Bolch, executive COM
mittee
Following conference SUNDAY
afternoon, with Attorney " 4 flaw-
hlns OF the T.. T.. S. ". and com
mtlrr from Columbus. consisting Of
Mavor Il. W Elliott. Judge T. j.
Cole, j. J.. Greenwood, Jack London,
j. l.. Walker and G, l. Callen, the
council decided that a the govern
ment got the | ". " s. ia Columbus,
IT /, Uncle Sam's business to get
them out.
Ia his letter ol appointment Gov.
Lindsey SAYS
The county council Of defense Will
be- expected To- act IA cooperation
with and under the direction of the
New Mexico council OF defense, and
IA cooperation with the state imam
,lal agent Tor Your county, the coun
" agricultural aoent, the director of
labor of the United States department
OF aauCullure, and the officers Of the
boy workers reserve, as 10 matters
connected with the production OF food
tuifs and oStending aid TO famers
where necessary. and to cooperate
with the Noman's auxiliary council
of defense IN matters pertaining to
the conservation of food, home eco
nomic-. aud other work oi the No-
man auxiliary council.
When deemed necessary, said coun
tv council of defense Is authorized
to cause the organization of COM
panics of Home Guards, under prop
er officers, to be commissioned by tn,
Governor. who will he ready at all
time tu act Tor the preservation ol
luw and order aud the public defense
We are admoniShed by the Presi-
dent and the authorities AT Wash
/ inpton that the war IN which We are
engaged T. likely to be a long anc
difficult struggle requiring the III
most effort and sacrifice upon th'
part Of all the people of the natlor
IN sure victory, and II Is earnestly
hoped and believed that von and th'
other member of the Luna county
council of defense will devote th'
necessary time to the performance
of your duties IN the spirit of patriot
ism and loyalty becoming to citizens
of I'm, seat republic and the state OF
! New Mexico
Very truly yours,
". +. LINDSEY,
a,yernor of New Mexico
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
MESCH'S TO BUILD NEW
BAKERY AND STORE

Paul Nesch has purchased lots at
corner of Iron and Birch, west Of The
central school, and will at once erect
Il modern bakery with the very latest
machinery and store in connection,
the whole building being 25xs0 feet.
They will have down town tore
in the Comet theatre building with the
cafe that is going in there. The
Neschs would be successful on top
of the Floridas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
MRS. LINDSEY WANTS MORE
or the HOOVER PLEDGES

DIR. Janet Reid is in receipt of an
urgent letter from Mrs. W. f. Lind
sew. state chairman of the woman ;
auxiliary council of defense, asking
for more Hoover pledges, as the need
for organization along this line Is
exceedingly important at this time.
Luna county has sent IN only 2oo
Hoover pledges and ought to have a
thousand. =,
The Graphic suggests that Mrs
Phelps. county demonstrator' take
pledges at all her meetings.
Luna county must be leader IN
this great work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
h. Y. r U. Program

For August 9TH Leader WINNIE
Davis: subject, Make His rraise
Glorious scripture reading Psalm
l45 and &c, Mark II; l-lo' FRANK
Daniel Our Presence Is an Act oi
Praise" Leonard Minis Prayer
Nav he High Form OF Expression
Of Praise" Mary Hubbard. Per
.onal Testimony is Great Value III
Praise Service" l.. NJ. Tinnin
Giving MAY Have a Large fiaee III
Making His Praise Glorious hoS
Ruebush; "The Place of Music Is a
praise Service" Eva MAY; oui'
leader Irene HAYES.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Ernest W. Kramer Gets Big Job

Ernest W Kramer, expert account
mt, has been appointed chief field
auditor at Camp Cody. one of the
very responsible positions at the bis
camp.
J.. A. ieMay Is his chief clerk and
and "a large force of field men will be
Under hi supervision, Good job
suCd man.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Epw0rth League Program

For August Sth: Leader, Roy
McCallister; Song; Song; Prayer
Scripture lesson. Prov. l4:l2. Psalm
I: Special music; Introductory talk
by leader; Song; THE Way That
Seemets Right Miss Dora Terrill ;
"The Right Way Through Life" j.
B. Bell, r. l.. Ferguson; "How Men
Cheat Themselves" B. NJ. Groves
Song; Announcements League ben.
ediction.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
y y y y y y y y y y y y y I
OEMlNG TO HAVE
A FINE Y. W. C. A.

' DR.. Janet Reid has received
' advices that Mrs. Stafford. ma
' tional executive secretary of the
= Y. W. {. A., that she will be here
' August 18th to set the wheels in
: motion for the immediate erec-
' ton of fine Y. W. c. A. build
' ing and that Mrs. N. G. Eigh-
mey who will be very kindly re-
' membered as having lived here
' a few years ago, will be ma
$tron, with a trained secretary.
' Welcome news.
\ = \ = = = = \ = \ = \ q 4 .
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Lyric to Open ABOUT the 10th

Boyd Hawkins announces the open
ing of the Lyric theatre about Au.
gust goth. and he assures the Graphic
that for a whole week he will have u
scream" every afternoon and even
ing. He has arranged for one of the
finest photoplayers in the state, a reg.
ular rcgimental band.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Cox Came Back

The q. N. Dept. was augmented !
This week by a man who knows all OF
!, sergeant Whitfield II. Cox, VIII"
was the first man on :he job at Camp
Dsmine. and who has since been STA
toned at Douglas. 10. A..
Here's hoping Cox shirts 'n09
cheyorones for bars.