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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-12
Nd ATTEMPT To EXT0RT GREAT
WAR PROFITS To Be TOLERATED
With Hundreds Of Thousands Of Young Americans @ Uerns
Their Lives Business Must Do Its Lesser Share With
LOYALTY in the Stru ggle for Freedom.

WASHINGTON D. c. July 11President wilson appealeo W
the countr business to put aside every co
sderaon give aid the nation as freely as noe "n0 90
out to offer their lives on the battlefield
In statement addressed the coal operators and
he gave assurances just prices will be paid by the
and the public during the but warned that no attempt TO ss
nnus profits tolerated Your patriotism SAID Inc freS
dents appeal sednyng stuff as the patriotism OF
the men dead manned the fields Of France is no
ism speak hen OF prohts ano paVrlo'S III w
sentence. -:sn
II shall expect every who not Stacker to be at my se
throughout great enterprise In it, no man can WI" non0r "h
+h;n off
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banker was quoted AS saying: ~
would commit suicide before would
take up arms against Germany"
The conspicuous representatives OF
the Lutheran church." the statement
says. have very generally. and it
may be said almost universally. re-
fused 10 cooperate with any Of the
several efforts made by patriotic citi.
zcns for the support of the govern
ment On the contrary. they have
very generally. publicly and privately,
discouraged the American cause, and
have shown marked partially for The
cause of Americas enemy"
Concerning thc Nebraska Tniversi-
ty professors, the statement says:
Several professors Of Tho CnivcrSi-
" OF Nebraska have so perSiStently
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Ex-Czar's Offer Has
''String" Attachment

rETROGRAn. July ll,.-Fnr-mer En-
pernr Nicholas has nppealed 10 The
provisional gOvnrnmenl Io allow him
nnd the members OF hIa family 10 nc.
qtllre stock In tho "loan OF freedom"
The former emperor announces ihat
The amount Of their iNVea tnhnl In the
leuns depends upon whether, ihe RUS
siam state intends ~ support his fam-
lily. Ile adds that OF his own property
he Possesses now nnIy 100000 rubles.
his wife 1000, 600 rublrs, his heir
Alexis 1890 900. his daughter Olga
: mn, 600 and his other daughters be-
tween 100000 and 100000 rubles
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BUSINESS MUST RELOCATE SELFISH MOTIVES
PROMINENT NEBRASKNS CHARGED WITH D|SLOYALTY

given encouragement. publicly and pr!.
vately, 10 those who are out Ot harmo-
nv with the American cause thai the
council deems il necessary and proper
10 publicly register protest against
these practices"
Tn" council, il was announced. in
tends to employ its power and author
iIy 10 the limit in he effort 10 sup
press in Nebraska any interference
with The determination 10 push This
war 10 speedy and successful con-
ChsiOn.
The statement is signed BY Liruten'
ami Governor Edgar Howard, acting
Governor: Adjulant General Phil Hall
and all members of the State council
Of defense.
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Million for War Relief
Appropriated by Elks

BOSTON. July lt.-Amid 4 stirring
scene OF patriotism. the grand lodge
OF tho Benevolent and Protective
Order of BlkS late today appropriately
fund of 81 100000 for war relief
work. The incoming grand exalted
ruler. Fred E. Harper. Of l.ynchburC.
Va. was instructed ~ appoint a
special commission OF five TO derer-
mine the method and form fhe work
should take.
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PAN HANDLE TRAIN
IN DERA|L MENT;
ONE MAN INJURED
nnn.ch 10 In. In,,Illssncrc.

Sr.c!a! us,u.rh 10 lh- ln'eIsts'ncr?
TEI'EF.NNIl.I.E. o.. July li.-hne
,nnn was hirl prd iraf'i" wns delayed
scyersI hours this afternoon wh"u IN"
Panhandlr passenger 'nin No. ia l"ft
the rnilq u-v"n milcs west "f hero. TN"
rar urni Into n crook. ';""rr" MoFhr-
land. conductor. ''"lunh!s. hui M arm
broken Passengers w"r" badly sAnk"n.
.rbf. ru,sr ur III" WRECK iY moi hn"Wn..
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THE WEATHER.

wAsHIHoToE, July 1:-Foreoast:
Ohio, western Pennsylvania and West
ytrgtnia-Showsrs Thursday; Friday
warmer.
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CENSUS
FIGURES FOR 1917
GOOD FOR WHEE cling
WHEELING IS 54,43l;
HUNTINGTON. 43,25l
On This Basis the Metropolis
Will Furnish 365 Men
in New Army.

In connection with the army
!. registration figures, tho United
States census bureaus has made
1917 popu:atlou estimates which
are undoubtedly very close to tho
facts. The Irtelligcrcer's recent
claim that Huntington was not
growing at the great rate main
tanned between 1900 and 1910,
and conscquc utly could not have
the 47,ooo present population
that heretofore has been estl-
mated Mt Washington, is fully
verified, as the latest estimates
based on the facts of the recent
military enumeration give Wheel-
ing by far the larger population
Of the two towns as follows:
Wheeling .........5 So .43l
Charleston ......... 81 ,3o7
Huntington ........4 43,25H
West Virginia 1855 ,9o7
On this basis the first draft
for Wheeling would be 3s5, this
being two-thirds Of one per cent
Of the present estimated popu-
lation. or m average of little
more than five men to each OF
the GO city precincts.
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GERMANS FLEE !.
FROM THE RUSS
THOUSANDS MORE. Z,
PRISONERS TAKEN
Lerberg, Capital Of Galicia,
Now the Objection Of the
Muscovite Armies.

Having broken the strong Austro
German line in the victory of Halicz.
the Russians are pushing forward
from Halicz toward Lemberg, the cap
ital Of Galicia. and from Stanislau.
south of Halicz. westward toward the
line of the Dneister.
After the capture Of Halicz, on the
front from Halicz to Zolotvin, about
thirty miles 10. the south. General
Korniloff forced the Austro-GermanE.
10 continue their retreat. In their ad.
vance from HalicZ the Russians forced
the fleeing enemy across the Lomhiea
and occupied TWO towns on the west
ern bank of the river. The next nat
ural barrier is the river Sloka, about
six miles west. of. the Lomnica.
South and west of Stanislau the
Russians have reached the Posiecz.
Lesiuvk-Karmacz. line. the central
point Of which. Lesiuvk. is four miles
west Of the river BystritZa. This line
is about seven miles east OF kalusJ,
the nearest large town west OF Stanis.
lau, and which is situated in a. bend
of the Stoka river. The extension OF
the Russian fighting line 10 Zolotvin
brings the battle ground into the foot.
hills of the Carpathians.
Tuesday the Russians captured
1000 more prisoners and thirty guns,
bringing their total captured from
July S 10 10 10 more than 10000 ofi'
GERS and men and so guns. A large
amount of machine guns and war ma
terial also was taken. ~
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PET ROGRAD. July 11.--AccordinE tc
a telegram received from tho general
stan the pursuit OF the enemy in Galicla
continues. The capture OF llalLcc. STRAIT
cgic key to LcmbcrE. is confirmed. the
Russians taking prisoners and more
Than thirty guns.
In addition 10 capturing HalicZ the
CONTINUED on Page SevsA-)
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Showers Thursday; Friday Warmer.
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AItIori Club

The Altiori Club met at The HON,
OF Miss Helen Bounds. sll Spruc,
street. Wednesday afternoon. Oct. II
The hostess favored the girls witt
several selections on the player piano
which was very much appreciated.
The meeting was called 10 order by
the president.
PRAYER, Miss Eula Turner.
Roll call
Reading of minutes of last meeting
Lesson. Hospitality"
Miss Mamie Province sent in her
resignation as treasurer of the club.
The colors and flowers were agar
discussed. as some Of the members
were dissatisfied with first chosen
colors and flowers. Ii was decided to
use light pink and blue for colors
sweet peas for the flowers.
The next meeting will be held We'd
nesdav. Oct. "a. at the residence Of
Miss lydia Wehmhoener. 22S s. Cop
Der avenue.
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''0'n U. $. Inf. Leads IN Llh.r,v
Bonds by $40O00

,ha Tue ,i i'oih L. S. Infantry. fonuerl,
,"p "'d second Minnesota has III,
proud distinction of lead;n, -, Wv ~
60 ,sRliheits IN the division a,
y ""p 'odv IN the sale of Iihor,,
bonds. being on Thursday worn;,,,.
1o,o"er 18th. over forty Thousand
' uo'i"rs III the cad. Al > o'clocL
thursday afternoon the reoimon,
was gathered together on the pround.
III liie rear of the headouarters ana
WIN the reglmental and national COL
"rS irving and the regimentol hand
p'aNing the Star Spanpled Ronna.
'"e Officers and men of the regiment
stood at salute until the last note NJ
Tue national air had died away. Col.
ohel W l.. Mollison addressed the m.n
ana thanked them for their oeneros
" """ PATRIOTISM IN subscribing for
Liberty Bonds. Major Arthur n
Nelson followed the Colonel and
"heh he had finished his interesting
'aik the feeling among the men was
one OF determination to raise the
total subscriptions in their regiment
!" over one quarter of u million dol.
lar>' Chaplain Major Clemans fin
lshed with splendid patriotic od.
dress delivered in his usual conyinc.
me manner Over one hundred and
hitv thousand of the amount set has
ALREADY been subscribed to and with.
oni a question of doubt If the reci.
hehl DISPLAYS the same spirit in sub-
Scrlblng 10 the Liberty bonds as
does IN Derectlng victorious foot
ball or baseball team. the other rev.
Imenl viii have to set a mark well
above the quarter million mark 10
beat them. The ready response of
The officers and soldiers of all the
Inherent units ~ Camp Cody and
throughout the entire United States |
n buving these bonds will demon.
'tratc 10 the enemy that our soldiers
nave the spirit that will carry them
Over The TOP"
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The Young Mems Christian assn
citation in Camp Cody is now unde
full swing. Five buildings are beip,
operated with II corps of thirty secre
tares directing the work. The build
ipes are Just about the busiest place,
there are in camp.
During the leisure time of the me,
thew are crowded to the door will
men writing and engaged in other d,.
versions. From fifteen TO twenty-iiv,
hundred letters II day are written in
each building ON Y. NJ. &. A. station.
ery furnished free to soldiers A
mano IN each building is n center fo,
men sineing. Three moving picture,
shows each week are given in each
building. \ stunt night is provide
Tor the amusement of the men eoch
week bV the soldiers ihcmselyos
sunday morning is given over TO the
rhaplains. Sunday evening religion.
services are conduced Nv the assoei.
atlon One religious service is held
IN each building during the week.
Manly sports. such as boxing and
wrestling are encouraged. The Amer.
ican Library association i, placinp
IN each building large number of
carefully selected books. MANY men
interested IN learning something of
the French language are engaged in
the udy of that subject General
supervision of the work is directed
from the headquarters building. To-
Gated Just inside of the grounds
Active cooperation is given the army
IN it. physical work by the physical
directors from each building.
\ large tent is being shipped to
Demlng which will seat two thousand
people. In this tent will be held what
Is known as the Red Triangle Pro-
gram Deming is being placed on
rhaulluQua circuit conducted by the
!. VI {. \. The very finest talent in
the country will appear at Demine
turing the winter. The Y. NJ e. A.
has sane. wholesome approach TO
men reached thru these varied ave.
nues.
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Death Of Mrs. James BiIlingslea

Mr.. James Billineslea passed away
Friday morning at Palomas Hot
Springs. She had been sufferer OF
rheumatism for number of wears
Mr.. Bllingslea leaves Il husband
live urls and three sons to mourn her
loss.
Nh. and Mrs Bilhngslea are old
imers IN this section and at the time
uf her death lived on a ranch two
miles from Deming. Mrs. Billingslea
was II devoted wife and mother and
much of her hfe to church work. The
sorrowing relatives have the sympa-
thy of all.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Nazarinc church BY the pas
tor at $3.50 SATURDAY. afternoon. and
the remains laid TO rest in the Noun
tainview cemetery.
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SOphOmOres Entertain

The ,ophomores gave dcll- hliu!
rartv IN the school evmnas .lu last
FRIDAY. Oct. T.. SPIN the plate. three
deep, and wink 'cm were the gamee
PLAYED during the evening. At ten
o'clock dainty refreshments were
served. consisting of sandwiches. ice
cream and cake. Nearly all the soph.
ignores were present. and several
members from other classes were
guests. The following instructors
were participants of the evening"
pleasure: Misses Leora Foster. lie
ma Karchmer. Professors H. s. Bate
man and Frank Never,
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Programme

For the Base Hospital Choral SO.
cictv concert given at the Base Hos
plial mess hall. SATURDAY. evening
October -. 1917,
Solo-Miss Irene Roach. Pianist
Nl,. Madeline Roach.
Original Poem Mr.. Drrsbach.
Solo - Mr.. Harry Rosen,tcin
Pianist, Miss Esther Bolich.
Solo--Miss Laura Conner. Pianist,
Miss Helen Holt.
Readines-R. l.. Ferguson.
Solo-Mr Brodv.
Solo -- Mr.. Harry RoScnsicin.
Pianist, Miss Esther Bolich.
solo Miss Laura Conner. Pianist.
Ms, Helen Holt.
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BOrderland Home Club

or Tunl- and Red Mounain was en-.
tcrtained bv Mrs. j. l.. GREY at hel
home last Thursday afternoon. An
unusually pleasant afternoon was
enioNed by all. Most oi the mem
bers were present
Mrs. T.. +. Hurt though, she was
exceedingly lucky in getting a couple
of comforts tackled during the social
period
DAINTY refreshments consisting OF
chicken sandwiches and coffee were
served bv the hostess.
The next meeting of the Borderland
Club will be- with Mrs. :, llazner.
Thursday. October 20
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Presbyterian Services

Rev, T.. T.. Mathes. state synodical
MISSIONARY. arrived in town today ana
will conduct services at the Presbv-
terrain church, both morning and even
ng The morning service will begin
at lo:i1, and the evening at 80. \
congregational meeting Of the Pres
ovlellan~ will be held following the
morning ,ervice. \ cordial invitation
is extended To the soldiers. civilians
and strangers in the city
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ST. luke's Episcopal Church

The Rev. Thos. B. McClement. rec
tor of st. Luke's Episcopal church.
will conduct the services Sunday,
Oct. q.
Holy communion. s 90 a. m.
Sunday school. 80 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon. 10 80.
Evening PRAYER and sermon. 7:3O.
\ cordial inviaion is extended to all.
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A Model hemount Station

! he rcmount station for the 34th
",'iSion OF the national army. locat
'n on the north side of Camp Cody.
immediately west Of the Santa Fe
lrks' has now all its corrals and
buildings practically completed. The
"ipplhg vat for tickv horses is in
process OF construction. The station
} covers about 100 acres.
ms station. like all such at the
u'hereh' environments. is for the pur-
pose oi receiving horses and mules
Tor inns division. getting the animals
INTO shape physically. retaining them
al least 20 DAYS for that purpose for
sanitary tests and acclimation. and
then distributing them. About 800
were distributed last Tuesday out of
looo. For the present distribution
VIII he made every Tuesday. The
STALLION Is IN charge of Capt. F. G..
Brewer. u kentuckian. of the reserve
c"rpS. Capt +. A. Mertz is in charge
oil the office. with Frank Bertis as
chief clerk.
kemount stations are entirely in.
dcpendent of the army divisions. be-
me under the direct charge of the
uuhrierinaster general of the army.
Inc present temporary force of men.
I"l at present. are from the South
Dakota cavalry. They are under
comamnd of Lieut.. Beelman. When
completed the remount depot will
consist of POS men. TO be- recruited
bv transfer for their special skill in
handling animals. or with veterinary
training, \ farrier's school of sol
men. under Lieut.. White. is located
here.
The plan of the station Is mainly
Capt. Brewers. wherein he used
ideas proved in the best arranged
>torkvards of the country. Starting
At the Santa Fe track. which runs
north and south through Camp Cody.
Is the unloading platform and pen
along the west side of the track. Five
cars can unload at once if desired.
From these unloading pens extends |
an alley 300 feet long. directly west
with high board and smooth wire
fence. as convenient distributing ar
terv To hospitals. corrals. etc.
just west of the railroad and south
of the alley mentioned are the admin
istratlon barracks and the mess halls.
then two five acre corrals. with two
long he'd, each. one corral for the
wagon train and the other for the
pack train. just south of these two
oorrals i, the blacksmith shop. 300
feet long.
On the north side OF the alley men
toned and about opposite the wagon
and pack train corrals is the hospital
IN four units, capable of handling 100
horses each. with operating rooms.
Here i also the school of farriers.
of 30 men. The dipping vat
being constructed.
On both sides Of the alley mention
ID and toward its west end are ten
'orrals. five on each side and of five
lcrcs each. Each of these corrals ,
m> four side fences. north and south.
he feed racks. and through the CEN
en- another with grain trouehs.
Water trouehs are in each corral. as :
$ also a squeeze for catching ami
nals without roping. None of these ,
.orralS have a square corner where
animals could be injured bv being
lcmmcd up. On top of each rack is
runway for men TO work in distrib-
lting hay. In fact, the plan proves
apt. Brewers idea of his modelling ,,
he station after leading stockvaris
- reduce the labor of handling the /
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The case of Bert Starr, in iail here
ON a charge of white slavery for TAX
ing a woman from Cochise county,
Ariz.. To FL Paso. and then to Dem
ing. has been continued TO October
%. before United States Commits
sioner b. Y. Mckeyes. for hearing.
Il is expected the case will be trans
ferrcd To III Paso for hearing.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

Corp. jenkins (negor baker Co 40)
has been accused of and arrested for
selling hauor within one-half mile of
Camp Cody. lie was turned over to
the United States marshal at Santa
r, last Sunday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

SNAP on New Register Keys from &c
to $500. Latest Model National. reg
rgiNe 5000. our price 1925. May be
inspected at Park Hotel. 7-3tc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19
LOST AND FOUND

LOST OR STRAYED-Sorrel marc.
weight 1000, white feet. came to
nv enclosure Sept. II. Brand V. Y.
Owner may have by paying for keep
and for this notice on Jacobs No. !
place west Of Deming. Phone 39i
RI. 6-9pd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19
classified
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE
FOR SAIL

FOR SALE
Seven'pnssenger Studebaker Four; good run.
nihg condition: price SITS cash.
Ihree'passeneer Studebaker roadster--l9IG
| at 1915.
Chevrolet 400. Just overhauled; all good
tires electric light and starter; 5passengcr;
price, $3.50.
seven.passcnger studebakcr 1917 series;
good tires, and in first class running shape;
this ear Is guaranteed TO be Just as we repre-.
sent u to you; Price, $3.50 cash.
Il. Also have ,,,, 9yerlandsi fords and Maxwells
See T. ". Wells. City Auto Service. Phone
FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING MILL MA.
CHINERY:
Tenor Machine (Har & Brown Mfg. Co. }
M sb1r,.e Mac, Machine tHall & Brown Mfg. Co.,
Double surfacer & Flooring Machine No.
90 tHoyt & Bothner)
Sucker & Moulder HAL Brown Mfg.
Coz
Joinier Crescent Machine Coz
Shaper Edwards Machine Co
Band Saw Machine No. 3ls Crescent Ma.
chine Coz together with other mill equipment
See II J. WILLIAMS at Water Company
Office.
FOR SALE-Ford very good condition. Two
new extra tires and inner tubes shock absorb.
ers, and other improvements. Inquire 612
COPPER avenue. spd
LOTS for roomine house or residence; $40
down. ~ n month OK lOll, Deming New
Mexico. spd
FOR sALE-Eight.foot liquid, carbonic soda
fountain, root beer barrel, two soda tanks
clock show cases two tobacco cases, two wall
tables and chairs. The Booschaw Store,22i s..
stanton, Fl Paso. s.ltc
FOR SALE-Or exchange for alfalfa hay. some
extra hne brood sow with litters OF pige. Also
some extra fine dairy calves-Trowbridge
Dairy Ia.i6u
FOR SALE-Eytra choice mich Gov:
fresh; 6 wears old; jersey W. y
McCurdv. silt
FOR SALE--A first -class bakery mi
Deming. with lease building. pio-
neer Realty Go.
FOR SALE-A Selden IL, ton truck
new. unused top; car in almost per-
feet condition: will sell for $3.50
first cost $500. Inquire of Henry
Raithel. Palace Drug Store. j-tf.c
FOR SALE-$500O worth of cafe and
cafateria fixtures for $500. Good
~ new. Snap quick. Immediate pos
session. Roseboroueh X DYER. 305
Mills Bldg. FL Paso. Tex. 7-2tp
FOR SALE-Two modern houses.
seven room and ! four room. with
bath and sleeping porches, 3 blocks |
from postoffice. Fred Sherman.
Phone 240. Deming.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ONE DOLLAR for mainspring. Jewel or clean
ing. is year, experience. Mecurdy. next 70
postofiee. OIL
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

FOR RENT - Two good storage
rooms in Deckert building, III S.
Gold.-Ben Moe. 4tfc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

FL PAsO HEADLIGHT COMPANY
1919 East Missouri, El Paso, Tex.
We recharqe and exchange all
Standard Gas Tanks for Lighting
Automobiles. Auto Trucks and Mo-
torcycIes and for 0xy-AcetlIlne weld
ING.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19
WANTED

WANTED-Ladies' Tailoring: gowns
fashioned and made; also plain sew
ing. Mrs. f.. Snow. 500 South Iron
avenue. s.lt-pd
WANTED - Woman for general
housework. one dollar per day. 700
South Iron avenue. Mrs. n. J. Gift
ford. 3ti
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19
F0R RENT

FOR RENT-Six room. modern. fur
nished house. 2la miles from Dem
ing. INQUIRE Carson Hotel. Phone
333. Site
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FOR SALE-Two modern houses. |
seven room and four room. with
bath and sleeping porches. 3 blocks
from postoffice. Fred Sherman,
Phone 240, Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE--A first-class bakery IN
Deming. with lease o building. pio-
neer Realty Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

FOR sALE-rord. very good condition. Two
new extra tires and inner tubes. shock absorb.
ers, and other improvements. Inquire 6l2
COPPER avenue. spd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

LOTS for rooming house or residence; $40
Mexico spd
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

FOR SAl.E-S50O0 worth of cafe and
cafateria fixtures for $500. Good
~ new. Snap quick. Immediate pos
session. Roscboroueh X DYER. 305
Mills Bldg. FL Paso. Tex. 7-2tp
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-A Selden | IL ton truck /;
new. unused top; car in almost per-
feet condition: will sell for Sl250--
first cost $500. Inquire of Henry
Raithel. Palace Drug Store. j-tf.c
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-Eytra choice milch 80 v
fresh; 6 wears old; jersey W. Y.
McCurdv. SIT.
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FOR SALE-Eight.foot liquid, carbonc soda
fountain. root beer barrel. two soda tanks.
clock. show cases. two tobacco eases, two wall
cases. glasses ice cream dippcrs. efrgeraors.
tables and chairs. The Booschaw Store. 900 s.
Stanton, FL Paso. safe