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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09

81. LUkE'S EPISCOPAL CHU RcH-Corner
Tin avenue and Spruce street Service each
sunday as follow; Sunday School At s;45
a. m. u. d Green. Superintendent Morning
prayer ~ II a. IN.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09
e D T o r ! A L
FARMING IN EARNEST

That is just what the Mimbres Vat
civ is doing this year, and we are
bringing in class of farmers Nh'
are here to succeed and TO stay Men
ike Mr.. llulen and Mr. lilllord' Two
notable examples ot late arrivals
don't know what failure meau- an"
are uniting their knowlcdge of lrrlga-
ton into advantageous practice.
Well drilcrs are busy n bees and
a single firm has this week sold t'ur
big engines for pumping. Increased
acreage il the general rule, aud tie
fact that our canned Tomatoes have
created instant favor ~ the market
of the southwest will make the prod
ucts of both pcming and iiond".r
factories sold before they are puI mp
Operations of the National Hog
Co. will make it one of the big mStiiu-
firms of the southwest Why not
The finest pork in the world can ID,
produced for I To 8 cents and sold
at more than double the cost of pro
duction. with no cholera or other di--
eases that bother people IN other sec
lions of the Iuitcd States.
As We 90 Ia press this morning = '
acres of land i, signed W for is'
raising of Tomatoes alone, and tm. i'
only II starter.
The Mimbrc, Naliry {, some bi-
institution right now.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09
SCHOOL. SAVINGS BANKS

Philander T.. ClaXton, commission
err of education for the United States
is u believer in school saving, banks.
He approves of what has already
been done in this line and looks for
ward To greater achievement IN the
future.
Not long ago the education bureau
published . report dealing with the
history OF these banks and urging
their usefulness. Mr.. Clayton be
lieve- that the average boy or girl
ought To graduate from the element .
AIRY school with capital of from
500 to 500. That l.. If the school
bank has done H. work right.
4 principal in an Arkansas school
is reported rs having one of the most
successful school banks. He runs i
AS nearly like the ordinary CONNER
cial bank as possible. And lac moi
only receives the children >avme~
but he invests them for the youu-
sters.
That, Mr.. CiuXton declares, ou-h
to be one of the chief works of ,a'
school bank. He says:
There ought TO be- some sale gen
eral investment for the money save
through the school savings bank.
have thought that school bonds ou"h
Ia be made available. The trouble
now is that II Is almost Impossible &,
lind AN investment small enough, au'
of unquestionable safety. Tor th'
children to buy
There's q chance for a new kind 90
philanthropy 1t needn't be pbilan
thropy, either. There ought to b
some business pos,ibnlIic- an GOO,
investments for children. BI-hee L '
view.
NON CONS TO BE CORNERSTONE
\ war department telegram nd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09

CHRISTIAN SCIENcE Meet. every sandy
At 81 a IA. IN the Moose Hail First
reader, Mss Nerna May Iiinc.. Even hody Is
made WELCOME AZ thes. services
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09
VALUE OF FOODS

20 beat the II. &. OF l.. here Is some
worthwhile information:
Baked macaroni and cheese one
plalciul equals good sized piece oil
roast beef in nourishmcnl.
Baked Beans Small helping equals
half pound of lamb IN nnuri,hmrnl
Spin pea soup: Pint bowl Of II
cqual- pound of hamburger steak IN
nouri.hmcnt.
Boiled rice One tablrsp oontul
equals one boiled egg IN nourlslmrut.
One slice Of whole wheat bread
equals one whole cabbage.
DHe American cheese sandwich
very nearly equals pound of meat il,
food value.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09
r. C. PETERSON is
SOME WAGON SELLER

About the first Of January +. g.
Peterson received .. Winona Wagon
which were practically cleaned ou'
IN - To 10 days and on March q h,
received 20 more. four of which Wen
before they could he packed IN ~,
warehouse. one gong Ia Columbus
one to Whitewater. one Ia Lake Val
lev aud one 10 llillsboro.
II i safe 10 say that no dealer j.
New Mexico approaches Mr. Peter
son IN the sale of Winonas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09
y y y
WITH THE CHURCHES
' = = = y \ =

BiPIISI CHURCH-Corner Copper .,,nu.
Hnd ahm street. Services each >unda, ~
lullow. sunday School 9gj g. a.. = e.
Parrish superintendent Morning service n
q. u Baptist Young Peoples Union, + D. ~
Evening Service. =. m Prayer meeting ,ac'.
"Wednesday evening at O'Clock Woman's
Missionary Society meets az T. ~ first
rhursday u each month.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Corner HemlucL and
Platinum. Rev ;. Mcclure. pastor
SUNDAY Services. sunday School 10 d. m
Preaching II a. N aud 30 D. M. Christian
LadoaVur $3.50 u. M. Prayer meeting We'd.
nesday. 1880 p m. Ladies Aid first and
third ihur'day Christian Women Board Il
Mission. second Friday
ClIHOLTC CHCRCH-Seryiocs every sun.
day. Doors open at 1880 u. m Prs, mass
al a. m for the Spanish speaking congre.
CATION. Second mass ~ 1925 a. m. fur the
English speaking congregation. Evening ser
wees every sunday al 30. Services Will he
conducted in English and Spanish Ca alternate
sunday EVENING" Rev. Joseph ~ Garnet,
Parish Priest
CHRISTIAN SCTENcE--Meet. every sunday
At ~ a ~. IN the Moose Hail First
reader Miss Nerna May Iline. EVER hody Is
made welcome AZ thes. services
HfTHODTSf EPISCOPAL CHTR,H- COZ.
nrr iicmlnck and Iron sunday School Z,
Y.l5 o. m. Morning Service ~ II a. ".
kpworth League. : y. m. evening ser,ir..
.. IN Everybody - cordially invited 10 attend
and YOU VIII receive warm aud hearty vel
come Rev W. W Nelson. pastor
20 -
ST. LUkE'S EPISCOPAL RCH-Coruer
Tin avenue and Spruce street. Service each
sunday as follow Sunday School At s,45
a. m. u. D, Green, Superintendent Morning
prayer ai II q. m.
FIRST PRESBrTERIIS CHURcH--Corner
Zinc avenue and Spruce street Services
zach sunday a. follows: Sunday Schoo ai
10 a.. m, Get d. Robinson Superintendent
Preaching q II a. m; &. =. at $3.50 D. m
Evening Norhip at 1880 p. m. Prayer Meet.
ing each Wednesday evening at 1880 D. N.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09

All the world wants peace, but not
the peace AT the crater 81 q quesccni
volcano
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-03-09

President Wilson gels up at ! a.
m. and does not eat breakfast until
s.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
FINE SHOW DREAM.

Tonight T sensational allcSorlcal play. featuring Emily stevens. will be presented at the Dream. "Dcstiny'' or "Thc Soul of a Woman" is in five acts. The story tells how an artists model through fake marriage K i1t- ter separated from her ilwf I hds- band. Her boy she leaves at the door af a monastery. Later the - goes forth to "see life" and afte' all sorts of temptations, falls for beau ty. This happens in a sporting mouse called House of Lost Souls AS the drunken crowd revel on the downfall of the lad, the mother who owns this gambling and drinking resort enters and recognizing her son, through q locket, persuades him to leave. The climax is terrific
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
MILLING INTERESTS
 ASK REGULATION
By Associated Press.

WASIIlNGTON. Aug. b.. Accord ing to statements made by members of the food administration board, the grain milling interests have asked that committee of nine members representing the hcur and grain mill CTS of the country be allowed to CO., operate with the food administration in negotiations which will have as their ultimate object the voluntary regulation of the milling industry iu the United States.
 The proposal means that the milling interests will assist the food admin i~trat1on board in the price regula 5 ton of grain products, flour. etc.
 The food administration board has named twelve men to represent the grain divisions at various terminals.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
HAIG GAINS |n LIGHTNING
 ATTACK ON YPRES FRONT

wide front in this sector early us. morning after severe artill ry bonn bardment and succeeded in forcing the enemy from q number of imtor- f,nt positions. The British command CT reports that further progress ie being made with the continuance of the battle,
 TLe Press burcau statement nlsp 'nnoIi ccs that the Canadian troops have repuIscd all German coun'n, att
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
u. s. TROOPS W0UNDED--REP0RT
FRENCH FORCES MAKE
 GAINS IN BELGIUM

conjunction with the British assaults against the German positions on both sides of the Steenstrate- Dixmudc road and resulted in the capture of all the determined objcctives with comparatively few losses to the at lacking troops.
 Assisted by strong artillery fire, the French forced their way across the Steenebeke river, gaining secure foothold on the eastern banks, north of Bixschoote and also drive the Ger
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
MINE WORKERS
 WILL STRIKE
By Associated Press.

by HSSoCldteu 'lIAS'
 BIRMINGHAM, Aug. lG.--D0lcials of the United Mine Workers of Am erica declare that great strike of the members of that organization will be called on Monday is a result of the refusal of the mine operators of this section to failing to grant the de- mands for a conference before Aug ust I5.
 The strike will involve more than twenty thousand men and will tie ur practically every mine in the district.
 The operators failed to pay the slightest attention to the demand of the men that they meet the reprcsen- tativos of the union In conference to adjust the differences in tho wage scale and other conditions of labor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

and wounded resulted from a clash between the strikers and q dctach- ment of soldiers detailed to guard q number of factories the employees of which are out on stfike
 Reports from other sources indi- cate that the strike situation is grow ing stcadil verse and there is every indication that the recent internal turmoil Is about to be repeated
 Thousands of employees of various industries are reported on strike in
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

likelihood that the vatican proposals will be accepted by the entente na- tions in. their present form. Reports reaching the state department from entente sources also add to the im- pression that the allied nations will hardly agree to the pope's request un- less it is couchod in other terms.
 Pending the receipt of the official communication, state department or
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
ARMY TO BE
 FULLY PROGRAMMED
dred amt twelve mon.

drcd and twelve mon.
 II is oeo announced that th" Am cuc.n division row in France will be- come the Ursj reauar dNejon the American military force-.
 The reorganization pln entails an almost revolutionary change in the present army system and th, drvolop- mcnt Of the new army units on the basis of tho European divisions will entail a far larger number of officers than was at first contemplated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
y Associated Press.

PARIS, Aug. lG. The weekly report of the French shipping losses for rr week ending August l5 discloscs o decided decrease in the number of French merchant ships lost throuph
 But one srcausrtp r'v,,. -,'-----.
 tered tonnage of ,Gop tons NHs lost turing the ntcral and mo more than three vessels below that tonnage were sunk The weekly loss is one of the lowest since. the commencement
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
By Associated Press.

PARIS, Aug. 16.-Further advances of the French forces on the Dixmudc and Ainse river fronts are recorded in the official report of the war office today in which it is stated that tho french troops supporting the British on the Belgian front have crossed the Stenebeke river after heavy fighting and are continuing their progress in the direction of Langemarck.
 The French attacks were made in
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Aug lG. \ conn plctc plan for reorganization of the army is disclosed in the general or dcrs issued today and which prescribe that the formation of all tacital units of the government military forces from divisions to army expeditions shall be on the European standard
 Provision is also made for th" or- ganizaton of all additional troops into training battalians of SIX hum
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

hour day on nine hours pay basis.
 The governor calls attention to the reopening of many of, the mills and camps on the new scale and points out that there Is little hope of the remaining ones getting the best of the argument with the strikers.
 That the message of the governor has not been without effect Is ln- dlcated by an announcement issued this afternoon from the lumbcrmen announcing that they will meet soon to consider the governors request.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
u. S. CONTRACTS FOR
 FOREIGN BUILT AEROPLANES S
By Associated Press.

PARIS, Aug. 15.-The officials in charge of the American aviation ser vice in France have announced that several large aeroplane contracts have been placed in allied countries.
 According to the statements made n large number of areoplanes will he built for the American government in foreign factories because of the in- ability of the American air plane es- tabl shments to accept the orders of fered. The contracts calls for early deliveries.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
DEPT JUSTICE
 AFTER l. W.
oy Associated Press.

oy Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON Aug .lG,-Oflicials of the department of justice announce that the government is prepared to deal severely with the l. w. w. ac- tlvitles in so far as concerns the stop page or curtailmcnt of the production of these industries which arc dHcm i1 essential to the prosecution of the war.
 II Is determined thlt the l. ". w. sh1:. rct be allowed 70 interfere W.li, productive activitiei of any character which will tend to hinder or delay the war plans.
 Persons found melting to acts winch will have the effect of inter- fering with the government activities in this respect will be arrested and severely prosecuted.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
By Associated Press.

PARIS. Aug. 16.6-Accrding to Spanish reports transmitted to the Petit parisien by it's Madrid core spondent, six persons were killed and nine others wounded in severe labor on Tuesday.
 The report, which is purported to spanish captain general, says that the above stated number of killed
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
AUSTR|ANS BOMB
 VENICE ARSENAL
By Associated Press.

VIENNA, Aug. 1G.-Tn an oficlal report relative to the western fight ing the announcement is made that Austrian acroplancs dropped over fon' tons of explosives bombs on the itaIan maritime arsenal nt Venice. Tuesday morning. The report says
 CT of conn6gration% nmurrurt''.to consumating other costly damage. The air fleet engaged in the raid returned intact and without injury to pilots or Obs erVcrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Aug. 16.-Thc official statement of the Press bureau an nounccs that Field Marshal Sir Dou- glas Haig has again surprised the Germans by q sudden change of front which has resulted in the capture of q large number of German positions on the front east and north of Yprcs.
 The reports say that the entente
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
By Associated Press. <,

WASHINGTON, Augl .16.-The text of the peace note of Pope lienedlct received in cable disaptches from Lon don last night indicates that the com munication Is not essentially differ ent from the unofficial outline prev iously received and further strength in official circles that there is little
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. Aug l6.-Accord- ing to statements published in the London Daily News today, three wounded American soldiers have nr- rived at the military hospital at Bath from the western battle front.
 Beyond mentioning that the wound e,i men are members of the Ameri- can military forces, the News article contains no details. Whether or not
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

ROME. Aug. l6. The Italian marine losses for tho past week com prise a rotal of fen merchant ships ''......" .",'',na L." tt" weekly statement of
 SiN stcam vessels arc reported O,crtakcn hN tho dy>l. together with Gyr sailing Vessels.
 ri,c of 'hr stricken No--rlH wer" above sixteen hundred tons.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

ticks against Inc newly captured po- sl'ions on tho Loos sector The Ger mans .re reported making hard coun- ter attacks in an effort to drivc th, tana1"nS from the summit Of fill 7o which forms tnc most important silatcgrtical height in Inc Lens reg ion.
  Moonlight water at the City Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
LISTER URGES
 STRIKE SETTLEMENT
By Associated Press.

SEATTLE, Aug. Ex-Governor Lis
 ter has issued q proclamation ad- dressed to the camp and mill owners and employees in which the. execu : tive asks that fhe western Washington lumber men and mill workers strike shall be concluded by the granting of the demand of the men for an eight
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

wounding of American troops on the western front
 Prompt official announcement is promised when information is rcceiv ed. providing that such information interests of the nation.
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CLAIM ILLUSTRATION
By Associated Press.
OF BRI TSH

BERLIN. Aug. lG.-Thc general staff announces that the British on Wednesday made an unsuccessful at- tempt to capture the village of Ven -Levilc in the region east of Ioos on the Lens front
 The British gains in thc second great battle in Flanders are described as small and unimportant. The Brit ish are reported attacking today on an eleven mile front in the Flanders section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

Every home in Nome should have the Nugget delivered to it-Subscribs now and keep the household snlightsn- sd--$2.O0 per month by carrier.
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NOTICE OF LEAVING.

| intend to leave soon for thn out side. All accounts against mo will be paid promptly upon presentation. Similar promptnoss upon the part of those indebted to mo will he greatly appreciated.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
PoPE's PROPOSALS MEET
 WITH LITTLE FAVOR

fcials are relunctant to discuss the various features of the communica- ton, contcnting themselves wj.h the statement that no official uttcrancc relative 10 the note can be made until the proposals have been discussed with the allies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
SUB LOSSES SHOW
 DECIDED DECREASE
Italians Lose len Vessels.

' 'n" intensive soDm"lo. w,rf.'~.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
AMERICANS REPORTED
 WOUNDED ON WEST FRONT

the men were wounded in action or were merely in the first line trenches undergoing military training is not learned.
 Washington Not Advised nf Nou,.i
 ing of Americans.
 WASHINGTON Aug. lG.-lt is Of ncially stated that neither the War or navy departments has definite in- formation relative to- the reported
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16
SIX KILLED
 BARCELONA RIOTS

various districts and the government is apparently having all it can do to control the situation. The most sig nincant indication of the seriousness of the labor difficulties is contained in Inc refusal of the government to permit dissemination Of news relative to the internal conditions.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

Commencing Monday, July 23 the Board of Trade lunch counter will serve the best soc dinner in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

mans from their advance positions on the southern edge of the Hout - hulst forest.
 The French troops also carried out a successful surprise attack against front, capturing more than a lNilomc- ter of the first line German trrnchcs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-08-16

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DIR. MUSTARD.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-06-28
THIS PROMISES GOOD RESULTS.

On another page we print an article by
Mr.. Frank A. Munsey which contains
many valuable suggestions. 1t is gratify-
ing to know that energetic action is al
ready being taken to give abundant aid
to our Allies in aerial warfare along the
lines advised by MIR Munsey. Plans
have been announced that all air craft
plants of the United States are to be ex-
banded and many other plants such as
automobile and motor plants, sewing ma
chimes, typewriters, wood working and
machine shops will be impressed into ser
vice The United States have three and
a half millions of automobiles on the
road while all other nations have rather
less than million. Our automobile in
dustry is the best organized and most ex-
tensive of any of it's kind in the world.
The main part of the work will fall upon
the air craft plants and the automobile
plants, but the small steel parts which
are required can be turned out in type
writer factories, cash register plants and
other factories. The most important part
of the problem of turning out vast num-
Der of first class planes is to standardize
the work, so that necessary parts exactly
alike can be turned out in two or more
factories and shipped to different place
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-06-28

to be adjusted to other parts The work
of building an immense fleet of air-ships
is in charge of competent men. The fac
tories in this country will build training
planes and heavy battle planes. Already
the work is well under way, and within
four months we shall be turning out 2, OOO
battle planes a month and shall be in
position to increase our production if nee
essary
In the meantime the training of men
for aviation is going on rapidly Presi-
dent Hawley of the Aero Club of America
says that $4,000 we'll manned airplanes
can do more toward ending the war than
million soldiers. Our resources in this
direction are almost unlimited. In year
from today we can darken the German
sky with airplanes. Let this work be
pushed with all the power of resource
full people.