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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-11-18
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A N n o U N c E N E n I S :
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FOR ALDERMAN.
Third Ward,

Third Ward.
I beg to announce that | will be
a candidate for alderman from the
Third Ward, subject to the primary to
be held on November 20. | will APP
preciate the votes OF my friends and
the voters generally.
Respectfully,
SAM Il. BROWN.
beg to announce that l will be
a candidate fer Alderman from the
second ward, to succeed myself, sub
iect to the primary to be held No
vember 20. .5..
I will appreciate the votes Of my
friends and the public generally.
Respectfully,
J. B. ABRAMS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
People Don't Realize What Turner
Amusement Park Is

Until they see the great work that
is being done bv j. W. Turner on his
gigantic amusement park west Of
the city. people have no conception
of his enterprise.
Two miles Of eight-fo tight
board fence. with @ X 9 posts s feet
apart. is being constructed and an
s-horse team is plowing. leveling and
scraping q standard mile track.
which will he among the finest in tie
world.
There will be one two-mile drive
and one shorter drive outside the
race track and three enormous mia-
wavs.
VIM. Dickson is Just completing n
fine well in the northwest corner and
will put in one or two more.
More teams and big tractor will
be at work next week. >
A road directly west of>tlic hcR
school viii be- c2ns.r-sesel.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Our Progressive Schools

The Deming grade school outside
the high school is in verv oongest-
cd condition. on account Of the large
increase of pupils due to the influx
of population on account of the mill
tarv camp here. MANY army Off
GERS children are attending. CITY
Superintendent NJ. s. Mahan saws
that at the end of the first two
months school last wear the enroll
ment was 905. while this year it is
1871 and the truancv law has not
been enforced strictly because there
is not room enough. The increased
enrolment has been. since school
commenced on Sept. 8. at the rate of
as per week. Notwithstanding one
more room has been organized. three
rooms have only halliday sessions.
The Mexican children primary
room has an enrolment of 100. with
o seating capacity Of 35.
This over-congestion does not ap-
plv to the high school for the rea-
son that MANY of the older BOYS
have gone into the army. The rcsvl,
is thhi The girls greatly sutmumus,
the bows.
To relieve this congestion in tho
grade school CITY Superintendent NJ.
S. Mahan saws the board Of educa-
ton is taking up the matter Of build
ing an addition to the Lowell school
so MS to have three more rooms. !.
the matter was submitted TO a bond
vote the addition could not be had
before the end Of the school wear.
The proposed plan is to build the ad-
dition nt unce.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
FINE BIG THEATRE
FOR 'C0DYV|lLE"
Rochester Amusement Co. lncsr-
ates Under Lawn Of New Mexico.
To Entertain Soldiers
GOOD sM0wmeM BACK OF II


In a short time "Codvville" will
have fine theatre all bv itself. a
bunch Of experienced men having de-
cided to do this for the benefit oft
the bows who don't care to walk
down town to eniov first class enter
tainment close at home.
The company is capitalized at ten
thousand dollars. the incorporators
and board Of directors being L. g.
LYON. O. p. Henderson. W. II. Smith
md 7 F Hartnett. all live ones.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
CAMP POSTOFF|CE
BEST IN COUNTRY
Government lnpectors and r. N. s.
Men Say Camp Cody Postofhce
Is Model for Whole Country
o. c. FISHER IS p. N. IN CHARGE
His Force Of 81 Employees handles
Over 700 Mail Sacks Each Day;
$1,000 10 10000 Letters

Camp Cody has the model postof-
flee of the country. according to p.
o. Inspectors and r. VI. S. men. Gre
dit for design and construction being
given TO Postmaster W f.. Foulks.
Three huge truck loads of mail.
over 700 sacks. are taken from the
trains and postoffce each dav.
among the matter being 10000 let
tiers which exceeds the outgoing bv
seven or eight thousand.
Each regiment has bin of lis
own which greatly simplifcs the dc.
livery. An electric machine takes
charge of the cancellation.
Considering the vast business
Postmaster Fisher and hi- assist
ants deserve great credit for eff
cicncV.
All clerk, will appear in neat mill
tarv uniforms rs soon rs p. NJ. q.
Durleson approves an appropriate
stvle.
The big building is 10 40 in
size.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Educators Oppose Amendment
Editor Graphic

Eultof GraDhlc:
This morning | received letter
from State Superintendent Jonathan
u. Wagner in regard to the proposed
tax amendment. to be voted on at
the election Of November 6. This
letter puts before the voters clearly
the blow such an amendment would
he to our schools and to progressive
education in New Mexico. | hope
each friend Of education will make
every effort possible to impress upon
the voters of this county the blight
Ing results to our schools such an
amendment would necessarily pro-
duce If this is done | feel sure ev-
erv voter will respond to this call
for the protection of our schools and
the progressive education Of our
children and Young people bv voting
against this proposed tax amend
ment on Nov. 6.
Following is an extract from the
letter received:
PC, substance of the "Pvoposed
Tax Amendment" is ALREADY state
law having been enacted by the leg
islature of 1915. II is under this
law. as YOU know. that our state tay
commission necessarily obeying the
laws has held up and in many in.
stances refused requests for in.
creases in school levies which have
been absolutely necessary for the
proper development of our schools.
The 8 per cent increase permitted. as
vor know. will not permit school
district to pav the advance in salary
of u teacher automatically provided
when that teacher advances from
the third 10 the second grade. OF
from the second 10 the first grade
as the ease NAV be. 1t prohibits
most effectively anv general i'm
provement in the school buildings or
equipment in our poorer school dis
tricts.
"The friends of this Proposed
Tax Amendment know that it is op-
posed bv all friends of education in
New Mexico who have considered Il
with care. They know that the law
as it stands is reasonably sure to be
repealed. or materially amended. by
the next legislature. To guard
against such appeal or amendment
thev now seek to have it made a
part of our state constitution. so
that it never can be repealed or
amended. 1t is an effort TO hold
down taxation. no matter how ad-
verselv our schools and progressive
education NAV be crippled"
Mrs. Alice G.. Smith.
Supt. Of Schools. Luna Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

The Hull Amusement Co. the
people who put Deming on the map'
theaincallv speaking. have sold the
pop lar Princess and Crstal thea
Tres to James Carracien. one of the
big aeatre men of the country. Mrs
A. j. Clark and +. l.. Nordhaus
transferring the building leases. The
consideration was $4,000.
Mrs. Hull and son Thomas will
shorily 90 to San Diego for the
"ehelil of the latter's health. while
hr' Hull will clean up his business
anairs. prior to resuming operations
IN another field. The new manage
ment will greatly improve the Crvs-
'al. which will include two fine cor
ner stores.
Sol. Carragien. a Snowman of ma
nonal fame. will soon have. in The
.odv Theatre. among the finest mo-
we .'es IN the state. open to the pub
Then there Is Bovd Hawkins. with
tue beautiful Isis theatre. good
snoaeh for Chicago; Nenes and
Soans. with the new Grand. opened
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
ANOTHER BIG RUN
FOR NEEDED FUNDS
cowMITTEEs NOW AT weak


Deming's share of the s3J GOO. .OOO
drive for the Y. VI. c. A.. necessary
ferd. Tor the y. ". c. \ E1v,'
cab and the war camp mnngiy
creation fund has been oolscrt %
lively placed al $4,000. an informal,
n,niational banquet beinc held IT
,bc Harvey House Tuesday evcn..a
10 launch the big drive for funds.
Capt John C. Watson ably pre-
sided as master of ceremonies. ad-
dresses of n highly inspirational
character being made bv DR.. Swift.
rector Of the Episcopal church at
Ell Paso; Miss Eula Turner. in
charge of Demine Y. W. G. \. work
DR.. ". VI. Martin. world traveller
and lecturer; A. u. Richardson. gen
eral "N" secretary. of Risbec: DR..
Cha,. T.. Cobbev. Camp Cody Y.
Secretary Zeigler. of the Hospital Y
at Fort Bliss; Captain g. NJ. Muir
phy. q. VI. c.; Major Todd. athletic
manager for Camp Cody; Chaplain
Jean Cobbev and Rev. \. Brinkhor,t.
IN charge of this special work N
Deming.
The war work recreation fund was
not considered AT this meeting. hut
at special meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce. held the following
morning, Secretary Mvron keSner
urged that his department be recog-
nized. TO obviale the necessity of an
other drive.
The committees are now vigorous.
" at work. under the leadership Of
Captain John C.. Watson. the 500
OOO To be apportioned as follows;
10 the Army Y. NJ. ca. e7 l-2
per cent.
To the Y. W. c. H.. - per cent.
10 Mr.. Kesner's work. % per
cent.
To the BOYS Club work. II IL
Der cent.
Deming IS the greatest beneficiary.
so 1t is imperative that We raise the
amount as speedily a. possible.
Give until il hurts.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
0'Leary Offered Bia Job

Recognizing his ability and ex-
traordinarv efficiency rs one Of the
best sleuths who ever hit the news
paper trail and his great popularity
with all those who have news 10
give ont. the FL paso Times has
offered John &. O'Leary Il splendid
position Ia look after Dcming and
Camp Cody. If any worth while
stuff gets away from John. it's got
to he mighty slv. Most any school
hoy can guther items but it takes an
artist 20 Get real news and 10 know
what il i, when he gets it. to sort
of "humanize" everyday life. rs it
were. and make folks talk about it.
~ compared to the ordinary news
artists" O'Learv is Raphael. and
this is only handing him the bonauct
he has earned himself.
In Star Dust" John has revealed
his real self. and the realization has
been pleasure to his legion of
friends.
He resigned as city editor Of the
Headlight, Monday. to Join the
Times Staff. of which he has been
virtually member for several
months.
It's good thing for Deming that
John STAYS here. He's the right sort
of map maker"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Surprise Farewell Party

Mis- Lucille Major and Miss
Lois Mcclure gave surprise fare
well party for Miss Nina Dollins at
the home of Miss Mcclure FRIDAY
evening. October &c There were %
present.
Dainty refreshments consisting OF
fruit punch and waters were served.
Games and music furnished the
evenings entertainment.
Leon CARRIER. of an Iowa Machine
Gun Co.. made talk and presented
Mis- Nina with Friendship Cir
Gle IN behalf of her friends.
A male quartet. guests of the par
ty. entertained with some excellent
musical numbers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Fancy Dress Masquerade Nov. 10

The ladies Of the 109th engineers
regiment. assisted bv the ladies of
the Deming Red Cross, will rive j
fancy dress masquerade at the ar
mory Nov. 10. the funds to be used
to purchase yarn for garments for
those soldiers who have no home
people to provide for them.
Ladies are requested to wear fan
cv dress and gentlemen can act their
pleasure. All will wear masks.
Four handsome prizes will be
awarded. For the two handsomest
costumes. for the most grotesaue
costume. for the couple dancing the
best fox trot. Nordhaus'. Mahonev.
Lester. Deckert & Elufson and the
Palace Drug Store generously con-
tribute prizes. Admission sl.OO. La
dies free. Gen. Maudlin and Gen.
Harries will Judge and award the
prizes.
All officers and their wives OF
Camp Cody are most cordially invit-
ed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Lieutenant the Hero OF Auto Crash

How It. Samuel n Swope. medi.
cal corps. First New Mexico infan-
try. badly injured in the automobile
collision at La Jolla. regained con-
~clousncsS and immediately attend
ed to the iniurips of his companions.
was told here this afternoon. OF.
icer' at the cGmp were today con-
graulatlng mm ON one of the gam
est ieats that has come to their at
tcntlon.
Their auto crashed into a south
bound machine, bearing two women
and man. Swope suffered a
lrlghtfullv cut head and was knock
ed unconscious. Regainlng his
senses and with his ,calp and fore
head laid back. Swope first attend
cd to Capt. Chas. II. McNair of the
same regiment. who had COM
pound fracture OF the left leg. He
then gave relief 20 Captain F. W..
Thompson. who was badly cut bv
glass and was severely bruised.
Ills conpani?ps' suffering relieV-
ed. he then bandadged his own
wounds. Capt. Stafford. who was
with them and not injured. in the
meantime had hurried back to camn
and returned with the ambulance.
Travelling back to camp at the
rate of about 20 miles. the officers
saw. thev were crashed into bv a
southbound auto going at a fast
rate. One woman was terribly in
iured and the other woman and man
were less severely urt.-San Diego
sun.
Mr.. Swope left for Linda Vista.
Tuesday. and will remain for some
time. Lieutenant Swope's compan-
ion officers are all well known here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Loyal Western Union

The Western Union subscribed for
40 SOC. 900 second Issue Liberty loan
bonds.
A special Christmas transfer SER
vice has been inauguraied. Money
deposited any time will be held un-
iii Christmas morning. and deliver
ed TO pavee by messenger. A spe-
cial message may accompany the
transfer. Draft will be delivered in
stead of cash.
When Manager Applegate took
vigorously hold of the work here in
.June. there were three employes.
There are now % and more COM
ing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Davies Manufacturing Comply
Develoving Immense Business

President ". j. Wamel. Of the
Davies Manufacturing Co.. i erect
ing a factory with floor space of
$4,000 square feet near the Cox
building on Spruce Street. where
Manager A. d. Davies is installing Il
lot of machinery for the purpose of
manufacturing the Davies Soapweed
Cutter that makes excellent COW feed
out of the biggest nuisance on the
plains at about one dollar per ton.
Orders for machines are coming
in that will keep the factory in con-
tinuous operation. but the companv
has been fortunate enough to secure
the services of Sam Richtin. an ex-
pert blacksmith of much note. the
machines will he rushed In compile
ton with all due speed.
Stockmen all over the county are
becoming much interested in this
wonderful machine that makes
something out Of nothing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
S. A. cox BUILDING
WILL Be MONSTER
TWO BIG WHOLESALE HOUSES
american Ma Grocery Company Mas Bin
stock In Building, and Another
wholesale Co. viii be In Soon

Aside from his own mammoth
store. s. \. Cox is adding to his
building for additional enterprises
Ihe American Grocery Company. F
H. Hodges. manager, has n slOO, 900
stock IN the east side. modern living
apartments being fitted up in the
northeast corner.
As soon as the large addition is
completed n large produce coucern
Will operate in the southwest cor.
ner The big building will have a.
2oO square feet of ground floor
space.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Big Theatre Men Are Attract
ed to Prosperous Deming Field

This week. the electrical flag sur
nassinq ANYTHING vet put up in the
state. the "Codvville" Theatre. re-
ferred to in another story; RAYMOND
Teal leading the parade with the
biggest theatre in the state. erected
exclusively for hs company. that u
delirhting crowds nightly with his
h;g song show that owned Fl Paso
for eight months. -
Not much time for dull stun
around Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Mrs. Hoffman Home Again

Mrs. r. e. Hoffman returned sun
day morning from delightful two
months tour on the Pacific coast,
where she visited Col. and Mrs. Ber-
ryman. Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Rodolf,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mister. She
visited the Riverside Library. where
she got some good pointers for her
home work.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Important Red Cross meet'na

There will be a general Red Gross
meeting al the PRESBYTERIAN ehurc"
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock.
Everybody interested in this great
movement is cordially invited to be
present. NJ. y
urs. F.. II. Bickford and Mrs f.
L. Foulks will give interesting repor'S
or ,be big meeting at Denver. where
n they were the recipients of many
eonrteeies S and much attention as
conservatives of the only canton
ment in this division.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Officers Wives Entertained at DEM
lna Club

The ladies of the Red Cross will
entertain the officers wives of the
34th Division. Camp Cody. at
bridge" and 900" next Wednes-
dav afternoon at . 30. at the Dem
ing Club rooms. on Gold avenue.
This is one of the social func-
tions of the social season and it is
the earnest desire of the civilian la
dies Ia meet the wife Of every Off
Ger at the camp. A most delightful
reception has been arranged for
,bom
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Some Books

The record of the Camp Cody Ii
brarv for October is i0l7 books cir
culated for home use. approximately
1850 books used in the buildings
serving rs branches 6361 books
used is particularly pertinent. as the
books have been in circulation only
seventeen days ON the average.
Five-sixths of the circulation was in
the five Y. NJ. e. \. buildings.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Film Service Established by Lester.
Oeckert & EIufsOn

This enterprisins firm has estab-
lished the Western Newspaper Union
photo service. where they exhibit ev-
crv dav enlarged photographs of
current events. which 90 well with
their handsome window displays.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
DEFINING IS AGiTATED
OVER SUNDAY OBSERVANCE

The subject of Sabbath ovserv-
ance is causing so much agitation
here that the Graphic has request
ed District Attorney J. S. Vaught to
furnish all the statutes particularly
applying to this important matter.
which are as follows:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Lee Small Passes Away

Lee Small. who came here three
wears ago for his health. passed
awav Oct. 80 and was buried Oct. 81.
mass being celebrated Mt 1:20. with
exercises at the Rawson chapel at
10 80. Burial in Mountain View.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
&c POSTAGE IN EFFECT

Jc postage in effect TODAY must be
pad on all letters. or they will be
held until senders are notified.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Los Angeles Times Man Here

J. W. Isaacs. formerly with the
Los Angeles Times. is one of the
very efficient EMPLOYEES in the Nord-
haus Gold Avenue store.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Sunday Defined

See. 33s. Sunday for the pur-
pose of this article shall be regarded
as the time between ! 80 u. m. Of
SATURDAY. and II y. m. Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Certain Labor Allowed on Sunday
Duty of District Attorney

See. 3l3. Ii shall he the duty of
the attorney general and district at
torneys. 10 prosecute offenders
against the provisions of this arti-
Gle.
The district attorney will prose-
cute vigorously anv violations of
law. upon proper complaint.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
What's In a Name7

The Graphic is in receipt Of a let
er from FL Paso. addressed to the
Deming Graphite News Co
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

Miss Josephine jacobson. who re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis. will soon he at her &c
customed place Mt Mahoney's. 49,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. z. Graham of
Millertown. Pa. are spending the
week with their niece. W J. Pavne.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02

Secretary Denison wants a house,
for his family. TIVE rooms woaid do.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-11-02
Sabbath Observance

See. $50. ANY person or persons
who shall be found on the first dav
of the week. called ..dav. engaged
in dnv sports. or IN horse racing.
cock fighting, or in anv other man
ner disturbing any worshipping as
semblv. on private family. or attend
ing any public meeting. or public cy.
hibiiion. excepting for religions
worship. or instruction, or engaged
m any labor. except 'wo,As 6i nece,.
sitv. charity or mercy. shall be
punished bv fine not exceeding if-
teen dollars. nor less than five dol
lars. or Imprisonment in the county
iail of not more than fifteen davs.
nor less than five davs. in the dis
cretion of the court upon conviction
before anv district court
"a person who PLAYS baseball on
Sunday is not attending public
exhibition within the meaning of this
statute.l
Certain Labor Allowed on Sunday
See. $40. II shall he lawful III
eases of necessity for farmers and
gardeners 10 irri.ate their land.
and when necessary to preserve the
same. to remove grain and other
products from the fields on said dav;
and nothing in this article shall be
construed 10 prevent cooks. walters
and other employees of hotels and
restaurants. and butchers and bak-
ers. from performing their duties on
ea,l Ja,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-03-08
NO USE FOR REPUBLICANS.

Notwithstanding the fact that Governor Bamberger
has given out that he is the ony Democratic governor
the Republicans ever elected in Utah. he has for
Republicans when it comes to making appointments
Of course in the distribution of pms salaried offices,
it not to be expected that any Republicans would be
recognized but among the gratutes it thought the
governor would be reasonable.
In making his Cache County selections for the u A. c.
board he has selected two Democrats and both from the
financial institution. If any Republicans were to be
considered, Hon. Thomas Smart and Bishop John @.
Adams expected to be in line. During their trus
teeshps both have contributed of their time and
to the school, and in fact they the only trustees
citizens Of the state that have contributed real money
the school, Trustee Smart gave $4,000 to the gynas
um and Bishop Adams was the prime mover in getting
the athletic field without cost to the college Surely men
of such character should receive consideration at the
hands of unbiased executive but apparently not so in
the opinion of Utahs governor the first Democrat the
Republicans ever elected"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-03-08

appointed trustees of the Agricultural college, recev
ing the congratulations of their fellow citizens in which
this paper most heartily joins. Both commendabe
appointments and will certainly do good services for the
institution that so dear to all of Senator Barber is
at present cashier of the Lewiston State Bank aff
ated corporation of the Cache Valley Bank of this city,
and Mrs Hayba is the wife of Hon. Hyrum Hayball of
the Cache Valley Bank.
governor for many years Governor Bamberger the
present Secretary of State Harden Bennio and Senator
Barber the only Democrats in the senate at the time
the big consolidation fight was started, and although
Senator Barber could get his two colleagues to
assist him in the struggle yet they have always main
tanned high regard for each other Mr.. Barber's ex-
perence during this controversy brought him in touch
with all the big institutions of the country and that
he has opportunity to put his knowledge into actual
prctice his services will be of great value to the school,
Mrs. Haybal is educator, and very highly accom-
pshed lady, whose services will be distinct asset to the
college.