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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

3mcds Gnhperflng elmer onne6m6o-
rcu glunerirungs &orloge cr-
nonrte @lapor @reiton Elm Go
mite. Goiiel6c beitebt aus pro-
minentcu @eihdftgleutc. Ser
@tapor oonft oem 9Sr6iioenten
ocs 9Sorooltli6en S6uger6unoes.
sllnDor @reiton erudnntc elm So
mite, beite6enO aus oen prouinente.
item @ei6aitsIeilten Oie in Ger
StoOt mo itu ean5en Staot befannt
iino, ooS eineu 9(uurionSplou aus.
orbeiteu miro, scr in Ger nd6iten
@eietge6lms porgelegt perOcn ioll.
8iS jett bat Der @laDor iolgenOe
Serreu nit oercu Giniuil(igtlng CT
uouut: @on Gear glod, @enerol
sSelir 9lgntS, 3. Golporo 9lloreo,
Carl u. @raD, 6ronf u. 6llrlt 2.
IouieS @nriielO, 9ueranSer 9roun
9. SopirO @riSpolo, Gr.@ouocr-
ueur &6iliDs See ojolos6orous6
@il6u 4. Sadion Gr.@ouperncir
Gowin @oriiclo, Gr-@ouneruer
,Sronf 9romn Goniel @illoro inO
Stuart 0lioier. Iicic @dnncr wel-
dc Oic ocmofrqtii1e uno rcpu6lifa'
liiicbe Gartei reprdientirteu uerocn
ocniudbit cine 5ibung peronitalten
aciuer ocricl6en 6dlt gegemu0riig
cine oifentlide Stellng, obeeie6cn
pon StoOt OtErohrrotor 2. 2. Sielo,
pel6er oil Ocu Sibungen ocS Goni-
tc's t6eilne6mcu miro, ga CT Ocil
@ortloitt Scr 6eo6iidtiatcu Gorlagc
oui5uiebcn Bat. Ger Niopor iii oer
llc6er5eliglng, oaB OieicS Gomitc Ell
ne gorlagc oltSarbeiten miro, Ole
bon idnntlidcu @d6leru in Der
Stoot gutgcbciBeu mcroeu miro mO
quite 9llsiibteu bat, bon Der @cieb-
gc6ung anaeuonimcu 81 mcroen.
91cuc Stellc 6cicbt.
@cbduoc Snipcttor s. s. 9Drnc
crnonutc ocltcrn Sru. Soiepb s. Cur.
rem Don CIR. 1850, Gjrcenuolmt 9lpc-
me, ais @hrmbina SuIpcttor in iei-
nem Geportencnt. 0ieier Eoiten
muroc BON ser Budget gcboroe ueu
eeidoffen ais iie ole @epiligiingeu
iir 0os Sobr 1T bearbeitete. Gie
Stcllc bc5obIt $500 pro SSabr.
@onn gbren Rrdiiocnts
6aft nj DIT onnebmcn.
9(uf ooS S6rcibcn ocs og3orooit-
lihcn 5Gugcrblmocs", in wcI@em
ibm Ole GbreHs& &rGiioentihoft fir
oas fontmcuOe SGngerfcit ongeboten
miro, criuioerte geitern NiaDor Bre-
iton ooB er Oos 9lmt infoIge 9lr-
bcitsiibcrbduflmg nidt pericben fou-
ne. Gr Oonttc Dem Sd)reibrr oes
9ricies, Srn. SenrD 8. Ebomas, nit
wormcn @ortn fir oic ermieienc
Gbrc nit Dem @unicbc, ooB oaS San
gerfeit Gin rcAt crfolgreidcs merocni
mogc.
llcber 1000 2tccn5cn Wur.
oen gcitern oHSgeitelIt.
SSm gureou oes Collectors Ger
Maiiermetben nno 2icen5eii iuuroen
gcitern iibcr 1000 Sunoc. ino go
oeu52icenSen nis9eitcIlt Die S6ir
nieen tomen in5doorcu ougcItrout,
uobocm Sr, Gonicl g. 2oocn Der
Goriteber ocs 8ureous, ain Souito0
battc onfilnoigen loiicn, oaB Sunoe
non Gcrtc an ious Oiciclbcn oic
i9t72iccn6 nidt trogcn oligegri.
icn per0cn.
MRoDor bot GrfdItung.
Die geitrigc Sieimg ocr Dcportcs
mcnts GbcfS lulir0c bon Srn. Sobn
Subert, Ocui 4rdiiocutcn ocs 5wcitcr
9totbs5pciGes, aclcitct ga O}ouor
9Sreiton iniolge elmer Grfdltln0 OH
9'odmittog SIT Noiic gcblicbca mar.
Gr por jeOocb ml a llbr mieocr nod
iciucm Bureau 9efommen mn cinigc
oringen0c @jciddite Dt crlc0igeiLI
c@crmouic-Guortctt-Gm6
QgruCr2 Unt,.crf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
0as Ssraclitiidc GOnsil.

Gus SsraeIitii@e GOn5il.
Sr. Soco6 Sdiii 6ot 100000 5um
Better cincs 6onos fiir betogtc
Gobbiuer geitiitet. II Sibuue Scr
Oeridieoenen Gomitc'n i'm nSoteI
@clpeoere0. @otteSoienIt i'm
Sor Sinoi.Ecmpel. Sic SSS.
raeIitet oos interuotionole @oIf".
Ios 25. 3weiid6rlicbe Goncil scr
@creinigung oer amerifoniiHen is.
roelitiiden @emeinOen nobm geiteru
I'M .Sotel gelpeocre" icinen Sluiong
mo miro bis Gonueritog md6ren.
Gum geiten eineS lSonoS fir 6eta9tc
Mobbiner bat Serr Soco6 Sbifi aus
Nep.yort Die iiiritliHc 5nmmc pon
100000 geitiitet nlO miro OieicS
irei9ebige @eicbenf bon oem Strait
oent &alter ,Sreibitrg perfilnoet ucr-
oeu penn sic Organization mo bic
,9totional sSeOcrotion Of Ecmplc Si-
iter6ooos" i6rc GonDentioncn bcite
giorgeu Inn 10 ll6r I'M oSotcl 9clpc-
ocrc" crofiucn. Scrr SHiif ionote
ieiucn G6ed iiir 100000 om 10. So.
mar nodl Cincinnati onldbld ieineS
70 @eburtStoacS. slnBcr oicicln 10.
ben 9ctrog itcbcu $4,000 bis $l0,-
600 5ur Gcrfiiglmg sic ipe3icQ iiir
Oiecn 5onO bon Scr GcntralGonie-
rcn5 Der oncrifoniihen &o6biner
mG6rcnS ser lebtcn 20 Sabre ociom-
melt luorocn limo.
Zen bciOcu @onucntioucn pcrOcn
cini9c ser promiucnteitcu SSraclilen
unO Sroucu Ocs 9auOcS 6ciuo6ncn,
ooritnter Gcrioncn mic rioco6 $.
Sdiif, lSuliliS HoicnmolO lm0 NcnrD
Moracntboi. Tic 9lcgiitrium0 iiir
oic 6eiocn @eieIli6oiten bcgonn &C.
itcrn @iorgeu.
gQS Ginlcitlmg 81 ser Gonpention
fomen acitern 9}abmittag Oie Der.
ibicSenen Gomnliiiioncn uno Gomi-
ten 3uioumcn, cini6lieBliG oeS Gre
fltiD-GonitcS Der G1mcItcriAoit
unO NcS @retuiip.Goitcs scr gereiui.
guna, ser Gropagonoa Gomniiiion
Der &creiniglmg mo Scr Suuagc-
gcn,Sono-GomniiiiOn Sic cilBelucn
9eribtc Sicier Committeeman mo 60
niten per0en beiIte oen Soupt.a6r-
peritaiten porgelcat.
Gic EropagatIon Gonlmniiiou
bea6iidtiet, 6Iugidriitcn m 60,000
Wlitglic0cr I'M gau3en 2ou0e 5l fen.
Sen, I'M ciu bciicrcS gcritdnouiB ser
israelitiidcu 9ieligion 3ll cr5ielen.
Tieic Goumiiiion iett iicb auS Dit.
glieoern scr @ereiuiguug ser amcri-
fauiideu israelitiibcn @emcinocu
inO DlitglicOern Scr Geutrol 6on-
iercn5 Der omerifaniiAcn @a66iuer
5uianmcn Gic lcbtere idIieBt foit
ollie &nbbitcr ser gcrciniqtcn Stoos
ten Gin. Go6biner 2r. @iaioni 80
icnou bon Baltimore lit i6r Erdii.
cent.
Gie beiOeu a6rperidoiten 6oItcn.
i6re @ci6ditsiiBingcn gcireimt, bod
merOen iie 5u elmer 9lu5a6l gemeiu.
idnitlidcr Gerionnillugcn 5uionl.
menfonllueL cinidGeblib cineS Ge
meinid]oitliben gonfetts I'M ySotcl
9elpeOerc" locldcS 6cntc glbcno
itdttiinoct.
Gin @ottcsOicllit iono gcitcrn
9lbeno Inn s ll1r i'm Sor Sinai.
Sempcl itott. Gas GroiimugSgc6ct
iuNrOc BON Gr. QouiS ojroBmou ac.
proAcA ua6rello 9iabbiucr Gopio
@biipion sic GrcOiat bieIt. Gr iprad)
iibcr dIic NsrocIiten. OnS internd.
tionalc &olt."
Gas Sonptaciddit bcutc lit Oic
@cantcupoGl, Socrr 8. Mntcr Grei
Gura III scr @rdiincut Der g'crcini
gtne umO 6rou 9tbram Clinton Oit
&rGii0cntin scr Stbiuciierhoit.
9ioh Scr 9acanitenuoli luerOen Die
9erittc Dcrlcicu uno 0ic96c5iiOHcbc
GntitbciOunaer 9etroiicn.
GiuilOicnii- Stsannocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
slaiirtc brundlen glrrste.

Sliirtc brundsH Ner5te.
Gum oiertcu Male in Baltimore on-
aeflopft. Soucn Oie @crpim-
Oetell in GngIanO ii6erne6mcn.
5ron5oieu iudeu Sanoueuiutter
in oeu Ser. Stoateu Seine
Siilie fir Oic GcntrolmdAte bon
bier.
SdbrcnO sic 9laiirteii ieOpeoc 3li-
iitbr BON @crbanosortifeln mo on.
oeren Sobcn fiir Die ,,8ot6e areuj.
@eielliboit" in Geittihlono mo Sc.
reid-llngorn totol OerbuOert 6o-
6cn fommen fc nod Ocu Ser. Stoa-
ten uno nuben 9Icr5te mo 5ugleib
aanoueniutter fiir Sronfreid.
Gie gIaiirten 6rnuGen @inodr5te
mo Goftoren 10 n0t6ie, OoB lie lid
oQe 9(llqen6lide nn omerifoniide So
ipit6ler penoen i'm ibren @longel
Si oeden.
Gum Oierten 0lol felt @eoinn OeS
ariegeS lit iebt an ooS Sobns sop
fius,Soipitol OoS 9lniuAen gciteat
morOen, Oer 9Iaiirten bel Ser Gieien-
oliigobc fiir Oic GeriprnOeten 5u for
gen. 81 belicn.
Gs wirO beionoerS betont, OoB 81
feiner 3cit ieit 9lnfaug ocs ariegeS
oic glcr5tc 10 not6wenoig woren ais
eerooc jett. @eridieOene StuOenten
Der pierteu Su6resflaiie Der Nopfins
Mc0i5in.Sdiile 6o6eii Oic 9lngelc.
gen6eit in Grwdgung ee5o9eu, o6cr
bis jcbt nod fcine @ntideioltug &c.
trofien. Or. Sugb Gobot, Gbeilpuno.
or5t ser Sorooro gl6t6eillng in
ISronfreif, ser bic Dispoiitiouen
trifit ii6er dr5tlidc Siilfc, Oie bon
bier nob Srontrei@ ooer GngIono
aeionot miro, 6cmcrft in ciuem 9riei
on Oie rSobuS SopfinS lIniucrIitat,
OuB bic ilmgcn 2elitc, sic Dem Sufe
,Solge leiltciL mbeidrGntte NloGlih
teiten bo6cL iih nit &rieaSbernun-
oetcn 9cbnnOhmg, Sauitotion in0
bDgicuiihen NloBregeln pcrtraii 81
MAIDEN,
Gie 9e5o6Img lit pcridieoen je
nad ben 6dbigteiteu oes @iu5cIuen
ober ui6t bSber ais "a S6iainse per
Goa. GS miro cine GieuIt5eu pon
pcnigitcns 6 0lonoteu perlangt mo
Ole britiidc &egierung be5o6lt sic
9iciietoiicn bin uno 5ilriid.
6ron3eicn IN ben @ano-
nenfutter.
Gin fron5oiiider @erbe. .Sffi8ier,
Der iih olird photographer imo
9riefidofteu oIs Sailptmam Senner
bon ocu 9llpcnjdgern ouswies, bot
pcriud)t oic bon ser teroniideu
Gren6c beimtcbrcnoen @}ili8iolooten,
Oic in oic 9imocsormce cingelcbwo-
rem iinb Ocsbolb reguIdrc @unOesiol-
Ootcn morert ais &ononenhltter fir
Oic Aaiirtcn gum Gienlt on oer6ront
in Gronfrei6 81 werben. @r reoetc
cinen nod IN ieiiicr llnifornt itcden-i
oep 9orporol ollf oifener StroBe, nnt
9roo0poD, on, Inn i'm inter aIlerlei
&criprcdungen Sll iiberreoel nit
rad Gono0o 81 fontmcn bon po er
in oreiBig Gogen nod Dem ariegs,
iAouplob bef0rocrt merOen ioIltc.
% cr lid mobl bciuuBt mar, ooB oieic
&rrbcorbeit ececn sic @jeicee Scr
Yumocsregicring it, eriu6tc cr, Oie
9hoelcgcn6cit nit 0istretion AT be.
bonocln.
3iuei oocr orei Gage nadocm Oic
llnterl6ungsnbtbcilung OeS sSliiti5-
TepartcnicutS beuaHridtigt iuorocu
mar pcricbmono Soaptluanu Semcr.
McSbolb ieirc pl6blidc glbreiic or.
ioIgtc, fonntc nidt ieiigcitclt mer.
ocn. @S 9ebt, ga Bcr iih nod Ot-
topa, CANADA, bcgeben babc. Seine
rcdtjcitiee Slrdt per6inOcric, OoB
Oic 9canter Ocs Suiii6-0cpartc.
mcuts lid nd6er nit i'm beioiien mo
6itrei1enOeS @cwciSmofcroI 5uIom-
mcn6ringcn fonuten.
Bun See nnO Saicu.
9loN elmer dlBerit itiirniidcn
Hciie bon 36 Gagen fon Der norlue-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
IeIcarapIiidlrr yNctterberidlt.

gllls oen ii6rigen 8linoes -Better-
gec6obtun1s-Statione wurocn bic
ioIgenoou nieorigltcn TcmperatlIren
sic lm s llbr oeiteru 9lben0 berrih-
ten. beridltei:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
glnBcror0cnflib 6o6cr 6aronlcfri.

9liBcrorocntlicb bo6er baronlctri.
idcr Irud beitcbt iiber alIc I6eile
0cS gon0cS, nit 9luSnobme Der iiio.
lidjen Floteon 9legioneu iuoielbIt
scr Grud relotio nicorig lit. 9elipc.
ratltreu IuO nit gluSno6mc 6lori-
oa's in ollen Sbeilen oeS 2dpoeS
a5aornal nieoriG. Sit Sen lettcu "a
Stluon lit in oeu mitteloilontiiben
Gtooten, oenl G6iptbol, Oeu, mittle
rci 6IodItaatci 1dncc gciollcH u.
9legcu III Ben Observation-Disclosures.
Sdlncc rlo SagcI ging in Den Siio-
ilaotcn nic0cr
Sic 9orauSioglracn iinO, ooB eS
6cute IN oen iiiOotldutiiden Stoa-
ten nit 9luSna6me Sloioo'S reaucn
ooer ioIueiell luir0 nsn Der 0itliden
@olitc NcS gan0eS miro 0as falte
&ctter iiir sic ndAiicu 5wci Gage
on6nltcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
GMfMcfnrtrn

non mr ua1 Dcuil1InuN uno
Sciterreid,llngarn iibcr Siottproom
InO 9scw-yorf. @eISienOumeen nad)
europa.
SbcO. s. 9icner e GO.,
2l7 Sk@aItimOre-Str.
tIdral3-) 245 GaO.SruoNuat,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
ltnterhnltnnaS.g .gprnlueiier.

,,QubiiUrnm"- MD glnui from utab"
,,Ogrn'S" albe i5ianc"
,.3nre.B Narifan Oliris"
,,0igpuo rpuc" 9ianpeDinc uHo 2Nanoelbil6er
,,Ni0IhfaUp EOu0euine
,,Wmnl,ylfnnemie" isdir nilo geafncr
,,BiucrlG"-- Sanbcninc uii0 WdHoclbii0er.
,,Naltimrrc SgnpBUnic. .Crdlcicre Sreiing
ben ~ Nnnllnr. CONCERT IN oer oSbric"
,,9lriolA Wiiiiuo6 ben AZ. Sannac, bunot
tlltiibf observation-disclosures In Der pecbnlanii
paUe'
,,WcfmOHia 1ragieltsNln0" Qdtlwo6. sen
al JOnn0s aruheH 0or8erl IN ,NnrrD's 0dlle"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
GunnrnaMf. nn0 llnteraana.
ynt6
gNettcrausiidltcn,

Sir @orDlono lnO Sen 0iilritt
Columbia beute benolft mO fdlter,
uorooitliGc @inoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
GdlOi ani (eindredler.

s. u. ,Ncat6, ser Gigent6iimcr bcs
GGtriOgc.9lcitaurontS, Jtr. i24. SiiOa
SoparOitroijc, icuertc 5pci Sdjiilie
anS cineni Cleipcbr oli eiucu Gill-
orinalina a6, Scr iic6 iibcr oas bintcrs
Soiaittcr iliihtctc. MS Scat6 iPds
tcr Ill ieircm 2ofal enc llntcrilds
ing anitcIiie, iono CT, OaB rs Gents
IN Der Aaiic iebIIen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16
WnuSeS.G .Gepnrtcmeut fir Sanowirtb.
idinft-g1et NnreaM.
glcridlt See gaItimurc g9etterbnrcams

Ger ScuHtiofeitSge6alt Der quit
mar 80 Gro3ert I'M s ll9r @lorgenS
un0 S. gro5ent i'm s llbr SlbcnDS.
cr4n1,hlidle rrAnhrrninr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-16

Wbonntrtrn, bic bcn ,.Deniinlcn uorrefpnn.
bcnirn" nlMi pimiiiidi cbcr unrsdrlmdllio er.
hGfpH, hnb nCOrten. her ciiice habon yer Hfie.
pbpa eesT inrliilia Nltihriluue au manrR.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Social Time for 0eming Soldiers

Monday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank X. Coon on their
ranch east OF LordsburG a party vas
given for the purpose of raising
funds with which to purchase pros
cnis for the soldiers at Camp Cody
who will Likely not receive many pres
ents from home this year The pub
lie was invited to attend and over
sixty persons made the trip to the
ranch. Auction bridge and finch
were PLAYED. The bridge game was
of the progressive sort. q captain
sending the players out to capture
other tables. Each table represented
enc of the Allies. This novelty was
one of the attractions of the even
ing and was quite a departure from
the old bridge rules. Refreshments
were served and very pleasant So
cial evening spent by all who attend
ed. Over $500 was cleared in ad-
mittance charged. The Western
Liberal.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
The prossers Go TO Los Angeles

,rhoma, jefferson prosscr and
Mr.. prosscr have gone 90 Los An
.clc~ for time. prior to taking ur
hi, work again n chief estimator
for the j. W. Thompson Construction
TO-. in which capacity he has hcrn
.crving for a time with Govcrnmcn,
Contractor II. G., Bush.
Nr. ProS~cr ha. done much for il.c
development of the West, ut one Tim
being prcsiden, of the Prosser brancn
If the Missouri Pacific. the town "f
roS-cr being named in his honor
Tie broke into politics once. that j..
art way in; he ran for Congress.
and the people decided that they
would rather have him in the wc,
than in the east, 50 he accented the
verdict and the west and hinself Will
b, mutually benefited.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

raska, ia visit his two sisters. He
was escorted To the headquarters of
Major General \. i. Blocksom. Camp
Cody. by Col. +. l.. Hall, Jr, and
Lieut.. Col. +. j. Macky
Mr.. j. j, Shriner has returned TO
her home IN Las Cruces. after a
pleasant visit with friend, in Dem
ing.
Mrs. f.. l.. lloagland and Mr.. and
Mr,. Robert Roberts motorcd mp
from Las Cruces last week.
Mis-, Glady, Fisher and Mrs. j.
\. Moodvman left Tuesday night for
q shopping trip 10 the Duke City.
Mrs. 4. +. IIa- sclman. of Daven-
l.urt, Iowa, who has been visiting her
son. member of the field artillery
ui the national guard here. has gone
to Lordsburg for visit with friends.
Pvt Eddie Lowry. Co. W.. l3lth
Inf. died of lobar pneumonia at the
base hospital last week. His ta-
ther, Fillmore Lowry. resides in Rich
ards, Mo-
The American Red Cross society
will give a Christmas present 10 ev-
cry enlisted man IN the saith division
who is n, Camn Cody Christmas day.
Ethan Wright. of White Signal.
New Mexico. has resigned his posi-
tion as instructor in the public
schools there. and has gone to IL
paso 10 take the required army en-
trance examination.
Pvt. Edward Ileeney. l34th Inf.
died of lobar pneumonia NJ the base
hospital last Friday. His home Is
at Weeping Water, Nebraska.
Pvt. Guy II. Burke. co. +. lO9th
engineers died of lobar pneumonia.
His parents reside at Falls. Nebr.
Sonora Ficrro Drvana and baby
Fanny. Of Fierro. arrived Monday
for u vl-i, with friends.
The Baznar and Food Sale of the
Missionary Society of the Methodist
church. held IN Gust Wehmhoner'
grocery ON Silver avenue last week
was decided success in every res
neci The ladies would have been
able to have disposed Of considerable
more food and bazaar articles If they
Lad had them.
Mr.. Joe Sparks left for Demlng'
y. W.. Saturday morning. AT which
place she will meet her husband. who
!, in the barber business there. Mr.
Sparks recently sold his barber shon
in Hillsboro to Mr.. {. T. Stiles OF
Lovineton. y. M.-Sierra Free Press.
On Tuesday evening at the resi-
depce of L.. Col. W. + Brandt and
Ma ior and Mrs. Ezra c. Clemans Ii
George F.. Jones. chaplain of the
lard Inf, and Miss Grace Miller oil
BATAVIA. la.. were united in marriage
bv Major Clemans. 1t. and Mrs.
Jones will make their home in the
Iowa colony. near Camp Cody.
J. +. Martin, secretary Of tho
Knights of Columbus. has resigned
and leaves this week with Mrs. Mar
Tin for Oklahoma City, Okla, where
he will resume the practice Of law
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

Miss Helen Sparks arrived sun
day morning from Valentine, Neb-
raska. to visit her brother Joe
Sparks. of the l21th +. A., Battery
+.
William Stevenson returned to his
home ia Tyrone last week.
Mr.. $. NJ. Sewer, of Silver City,
has returned to her home after n
brief visit TO this city.
j. Goldstcin. Herman Black and
Heller Stein motorcd To Fort Bayard
Saturday last.
Orin Cover, OF the Wells Fars"
Express Company, has gone 10 Ala
mogordo
Mrs. T., y. Bullock, chairman of
the war Council of the local y. W. {.
A.. oi' Albuquerque, was here TO at
tcnd the opening of the new Host
c~s House Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Bowden left
Tuesday morning for Fl Paso, Ten,
after several months residence IN
this city. Mr.. Bowden is connected
with the Labor Advocate. publlsed in
FL paso.
Mrs. l.. ". Rogers. of Hurley, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Tom Murray. of this city. departed
Tuesday morning for Los Angeles.
Cal. ON her way TO Salt Lake CITY.
Utah.
Oscar Ranvilic. of Hurley, was
transac;ing business IN Deming Tue
dav.
J. T.. Clardy returned last week
from a two weeks visit To Stock
Vile. Mississippi.
!. NJ. Hills is the new manager oil
the auto accessory house OF Good
win and White on East Pine 81.
Tom White. manager of the dood-
win and White Auto Accessory House
las returned To FL Paso.
l.. w. Lindsay, general manager
Of the General Supply Company.
leave, this week for n business and
pleasure trip to Los Angeles, Calif.
Tuesday of this week was the Sli-
yer wedding anniversary OF Judge
and Mrs. c. c. Fielder. They had
intended celebrating the event. but
owing to the absence of their sons
one at Camp Kearney, the other
somewhere in France'--the day was
quietly spent. Their MANY friends
ioin in enxtending the bride and
groom congratulations and hope that
,hev NAV pass many more blissfnl
years together.
The Park Garage has rented the
new 80 100 foot building recently
huilt by s. A. Cox and will use the
same for Ford and Oakland Sales
room.
Mrs. J. J. Clark and Miss Patter-
son. of this city. were visitors TO the
city of III Paso Sunday.
hrother of Major General John
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

them n 10 the dates whrn
their attendance will be required. Al
members of the bar who have not
been appointed members of the legal
advisory board, are associate mem
Lers OF said board, and are expected
at all times to assist regisirants who
may call on them at their offices. All
service, rendered in this regard are
to be without compensation.
Bv order OF the board.
KARL \. SNYDER,
Secretary Pro TEN.
Advisory Board:
y. W. Pollard.
Fred sherman.
Kari \. Snyder.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
Legal Advisory Board of 0eming
Deming, \. NJ, Dec. - ,l9l

Deming, \. NJ, Dec. ID ,l9l1,
At Il meeting of the Legal Adyis-
ory Board of Deming, New Mexico,
held at my office today. was in
structcd to prepare schedule and
send it to all attorneys of this bar,
advising them Of the day, when they
arc to attend the meetings of the Sc
Ieclive Service Board at the Cour.
Louise in Deming, for the purpose OF
assisting registrants in answering
the qucstionnaires. etc. And | have
arranged the schedule as follows, To-
wit:
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
The Camerons Like Deming

". \. Cameron. travelling pasScn-
Ger agent of the Santa Fe, and Mr..
Cameron. have been spending q few
DAYS in Dcmine and both are sen-i-
III, enthusiastic abou, The town.
The bic rairoadcr has always been
- pemng booster, but this Is the
Mr.. Ruilroadcr'~ first visit here.
aud 1t !, pleasing 20 relate that the
whole family are ON the neming
booster list
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21

Rev. and Mr.. j. Il. Bell aud chill
urcn. Elizabeth and lamc-. returned
lomr the middle of last week lrom
II visit to Mr.. Bells sister and fam
ll,. IN san Simon. Arizona
t. +. Garner returned sunday
morning from visit 10 his former
home IN Dodge City, Kansas.
Alexander Ots left Saturday ev-
cnng for Los Angeles. Calf, where
hc will spend the holidays with his
family.
Ed Milliken. living west of town,
rad the misfortune to break u leg
u,t above the knee early Monday
morning In some way The auto
lurncd over. which resulted IN the
accidcnl. lie must have laid several
hour, and children vending their
wav to school found Mr.. Millikcn "
mg ON the ground almost numb with
cold. They built Il fire and returned
lu notify their elders of the accl-
dcul Assistance Immediately came
.nd Mr.. Milliken was removed to the
ladies Hospital The latest lnior-
nation SAYS he j. doing very nicely.
Mrs. Shapland. of York, Nebr..
VIII. of Lieut. Shapland of the l2'th
+. A.. arrived in The city Monday to
pend the holidays with the licuteu,
ant
Sergeant Major raltee, of the
lOGth Ammunition Tram, and Mrs.
pattcc. leave for their home in Per
~. Iowa. where they will spend
Christmas. In clvil life the sergeant
D. a banker,
Sergeant First Glass Orville j..
Best was in the hospital with ton
ilitis the front end of the week.
j. W. Bolton, proprietor of Boil
'an's Cafe, was on the sick list Mon
Gav of this week.
l.. Suchoff left for FL Paso last
Saturday to spend the lulctlde sea
-on. He expects to return to DEM
!ug after January ].
T.. b. Taylor. OF the Majestic TAI
lors. went to FL Paso Saturday ev-
,ninp. returning Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. W &. Saiteriield
left last week for San Antonio, Tex
here they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Woods moved
INTO the Lester Apartments this week
V. II. Andrus, formerly with the
J. ". Thompson Construction Com-
pany, left on Tuesday of this week
for New Orleans, La, and will remain
until after the holidays.
JAY O'Loane was u county seat
visitor from Columbus Monday.
Mrs. Caroline Chambers and Miss
Gussie, Of Clifton, Arizona. surprls-
ed their many friends Wednesday up
on their return to Deming. They VIII
make their home IN this city.
l.. q. Taylor. Fl Paso Herald req
rescntativc, spent Sunday with Mr''
TAYLOR in the Pass City.
\. b. Davies. of the Davies Manu-
featuring Company, spent Tuesday
IN III Paso on business for his iirin'
The Wesley Bible class OF the
Methodist church met last Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Henry
SNYDER. There was good attend
ance and q social time was enjoyed
by all. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Deming graphic., 1917-12-21
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES

We have finished school with
strenuous examination week and
opr TO forget our studies and have
u good time Christmas week, until
Jan. =. when We start work again.
The Hostess House aud Club
House of the Y. W. e. \. were open.
ed TO the pulic for the first time last
Mc.,lIN. That afternoon and ev-
c..ng several girls from the high
school acted as hostesses at the re-
rcption given to the soldiers and
people of Deming.
Our patriotic league has spent scY-
cral afternoons sewing nj the armory
and have now completed eighty
housewives for the Red Gross. These
,rc filled with needles. pin-. buttons
and other things that will he u-r-
the men ut Camp Cody.
bc put in she Christmas packets for
ful to the men in the field and will
The High School Reading Contest
among the girls was held last Tues
day. hTere were two from each cla>s
in the high school, the classes were
represented as follows: Senior, Miss
Lucy Cobb and Miss Fern Van Eat
on. Junior. Miss Helen Thomas and
Miss Beryl Bishop; Sophomore, Miss
Lucille Ward and Miss KATHERINE
Schultz: Freshman, Miss Elizabeth
Johnson and Miss Lenora Lovct',
The following were selected rs do
ing the best reading: Miss Ward
first. Miss Thomas second. Miss
johnson third Mr.. Vi. Queen helped
the program by singing two Scotch
songs. Miss Faulcv favored us with
2 Spanish song and as a suitable end
ing the High School sang "Demlng
High" the school song. The judges
were Mrs. Marvin. Mr.. McClement
end Mr.. Schmick.