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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20

| seguida Murguia. Al preguntarsele
| SUI opinion sobre los asuntos politicos
de la capital, dijo 10 siguiente: "Mu-
| che antes de que e. general Oregon
Sc marchara de la Secretarfa de Cue
IRA y pidiera su baja del ejercito, en-
| vie I'm telegrama al entonces Primer
Jefe diciendole que por ningun mott
vo aceptara al general Obreg6n Ia
| renuncia de su cargo de Secretario de
la Guerra nj su baja en- ell ejercito.
porquc era uno dc los honlbres de Ia
revolution que mas servic;os Electives
habia prestado. Ahora, sin embargo.
me parece bien la resolution que do
G. Presidente al asunto.
Luego critico a los politicos que ha-
cen oposicion a Carranza Y termin6
sus declaraciones diciendo que Ia obra
hccha por la asamblea que Sc reuni6
en- la ciudad de Queretaro constitute
ia mejor obra de la revoluci6n."
Las verdaderas causas del llamado de
Murguia.
En- los circulos poifticos de esta Ca
pital Sc dice que las verdaderas eau
sas del llamado que Carranza hizo a
Murguia, son las de que ell ~ex-secreta-
RIO de la Guerra, Aware Oregon.
esta para llegar a Ell Paso Y Ciudad
Juarez, dondc habia %acordado tenor
n c]onfcrencia con cl jefe de las opc-
r%aciones militares contra Villa.
Fl encargado del Poder Executive.
tan pronto omo salio dc csta capital
para cl occidente eli ex.secretario dc la
Guerra, telegrafio a Murguia dicien-
dole que sc preparara a venir a esta
capital, para que informara amplia-
mente acerca de la s~ituaci5n en- cl Nor
te, tanto al subsecretario de la guerra
como al misme Encargado del Poder
Executive. En- cuanto Sc rccibieron
avisos de que Oregon habia llcgado
al Estado de Sonora, la s~ecretarfa de
guerra telegrafio a Murguia diciendo-
lie que ell Presidente 10 llamara para
encargsrle n alta e im%portante CO.
mission Y que urgia su p~resencia en-
la capital, donde seria muy bien reci-
bide. Murguia vino a Mexico en- I'm
trrn especial, acompanado de los miem
bros de su Estado Mayor y de I'm
gran numero de amigos que siemp-c
andan o el.
YMurguia permanecera Ell esia ca
pital hasta que Ell e-x-secretario de la
Guerra, Oregon, Sc haya aleiadc de
la frontera sur de los Estsdos Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
Paso por Laredo
Tex, eI Nitro.
del Uruguay
Estan siendo detenidos, al re-
gresar, los americanos que
Sc fueron a Mexico, hui
yendo de la CONSUMPTION

LAREDO, Tex. JUNO layer
paso Dor esta ciudad, con rumbo a Ia
capital de Mexico. el senior Doctor D..
| Pedro Erasmo Gallardo, nuevo MI
nistro de Urugay en- nuestro pals.
81 doctor Gallardo visja acompana-
DO de su esposa Y de dos empleados
de Ia Legacion que van tambien, por
prirera vez a Mexico. Al ser entire
vistado por los representatives de Ia
prensa local. e. nuevo Ministro de
Uruguay declare cue habia hecho un
largo viaje, debido a las condolences
! que ~prevalecen q causa de "a guerra.
De 81 pals salio para el Brasil, de
| ali 2 Panama, a Cuba V luego de ALI
a los Estados Unidos, habiendo desem
! barcado en- ell puerto de Nueva York,
| donde estuvo uuos dias. Luego hizo
uso del ferrocarril, viniendose desde
La ciudad imperial hasta eSta dc La
redo. para internarse a II republIca
mexicana por Ia vecina poblacion de
Nuevo Laredo.
En- la vecina plaza fue reciDido por
as autoridades el senior Gallardo, ha-
biendoseie ofrecido las comodidades
| r~ecesariaS. a efecto de que h!ciera su
viaic hasta Mexico dc Ia mejor name
"a possible.
Fps s~entenciado un acusado de homi.
cidio.
Despues dc cuatro dias que duro
81 iurado u conoci0 de la aus
insrruida en- contra de Juan Elias
Cara. acusado de homicide en- "A
persona de Rosendo Ramirez. en- Ia
2a,a. Texas. ~perpetrado ell Gia seis
de Mario del ano pr6NinO pasado,
Ell jurado rindi6 un veredicto. senten-
ciando al acusado q tres amos de ser
vicios en- Ia PeRitenciaria.
-Ayer comenz6 a verse en- jura-
do. Ia causa instruida contra Ale
iandro Sarli. acusado de complicidad
en ell asesinato de IN ranchero ape
ridaGo Hill. de Fowleton. Cond&do
de La Sale. La causa contra ell re-
ferido acuSado. fue traSpasada a la
Corte de Dis.rito de Laredo, Y comen
20 a ser vista en- jurado de aver, po-
20 despues de habcr sido dictada la
santeneia en- cl case dc Cara.
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REcORTE-

listed Y yusrde ests direction. para que se
"a mrestre q SIS amigos que sucrel DE-
exIlos. ~nezquinoS, Ztzo.es : Srsnos DE- 1.
cfei. con S5c. en- ttmbrss posfsies cue ne
rsSnIta. lie usndo 3 FuelEa de correo, iran
"a De rorle, una cattS de poIn3da COMA
lea. La nssor del mundo para estss en-
DeTuelyo ell dinefo , IL par
a Que sc cure ' no sane.
eSPIsIDIGS G9SLkLEZ
: n o. re- sIrNn TEXkF
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La fosa en- que la de sepultarse la
Constitution.

Luego sigue, con mayor vigOr:
Todos estos procedimientos eel kje-
cutivo, realmcnte, solo estan cavando
la fosa en- que ha de sepultarse Ia nue.
va constitution. (?rotcscan con slseOs
los "constituyentcs de uucretaro.)
Neri sigue imperturbab:c, sin hacer
case de los siseos.
-Voy a declarar QUEEN cs Adams, el
homore clegido per CT Executive pa
"a encargarsc del gobicrno provisio-
nal del Estado dc Guerrero. Adams
ocupaba e. puesto lie administrator
de la aduana dc Acapulco, y de ALI
Sc lc destituyo por el delito de robo.
Terminantemente sc lc cxpres6 Ia
causa en- Ell oficio de cese que lie fue
enviado. ~ es este el individuo que
ha de a elecciones,
Ell Ejecutivo-agrega el orador-
en- esta vez, no ha respectable las le-
yes. (Sisean los de Il derecha). Voy
a terminar, senores diputados, dice. Y
exclama:
-Pido que ia camara no r~econozca,
por ninSun motive, COMO gober.iador
del Estado de Guerrero, al bandido
Adams; porque rcalmente es I'm BAN
dido!
Cravioto dcfiende d CarraEza.
FL diputado Cravioto Va a la tribu-
rs y dice que entiende que Adams
: Tasl : la IL. Col. Sa.N
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MEJOR PERE0DICO MEXIEAN0.
SUSCEIEApE A La PfENSA Ell
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20

Una mujer, jovcn todavia, ACADIA
de perder a 81 marido Y TODD cl mum
do trata de consolarla.
-iAh,....iSi al menos fuese 20
guapa,. ...-exclama ella. despues
de derramar abundantcs lagrimas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
Fuc aprchendido un americana que
SC hac;s lido a Mexico.

Tn iorcn americana. que haco po-
CO tempo pasc por csta ciudad con
destino q Mexico. cor CT objcto, Sc
-an Sc dice, de escapar d la conscrlp-
cion, regreSo aver 4 esta ciudad c
Embellishments fue arrestado por las
autoridadcs. e. detcnido diio lamar
SC Joe Englehart, ' csta preSo en- Ia
carccl porque no ha podido otorgar
la fianza de mil quinientoS dolares,
que le flo ell juez federal. para CUE
cuedara libre mieatras ilega ia
fecha en- que debc ser juzgado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
In acto de desprecio para ci COngreso
dc partc dc Carranza.

Z! diputado Neri subC en- segulda q
Ia tribuna Y declara que en- el case dc!
~gobernador de Guerrero SC trata de
una flagrante violaci0n constitutional
de parte del Executive. Is I'm case
mas grave que otros semcjantes que
Sc han registrado-continua diciendo-
porquc Ell prescnte c.trana TN dcsprc-
clio manifesto al Senado, que cs G!
unico cue ticne facultades para dc
clarar cuando han ~desaparecido los
poderes de IN Estado J dc nombrar,
previa proposition dc la terna reSpecti-
va por c, Executive, ia persona que
deDa encargarse proyisionaimente del
gobierno mientras hay lugar q Ia con-
vocatoria dc e!ecciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20

\ IN hombre muy preSuntuoso lie
deciaa que Ia vida de los heroes era
corta.
y replica al instante:
Per ventura tengo yo Il Culpa
! Dc NJ ha5er muertc todaViG?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20
Ell telegrama del gobernador de
Guerrero.

La secretaria do lectura a un men
safe suscrito por J. Adams, que Sc
dice gobernador del Estado de Guerre-
70. En- tai mensaje, Adams !ntorma
a Ia representation nacional que Sc
ha hecho cargo de Ia secretaria del
eobierno, el Official mayor, margarine
Rojas.
Como ell tramite de IA mesa fuera
ell de "enterado Y al archivo," sc le-
vanta Ell diputado Peralta teX-jefe del
Estado Mayor de Hill Y declara cue
Sc opone terminantemente a que
Sc de el referido tramite al mensaJe dc
Adams. Declare en- seguida que
Adams es espanol y que no debe ocu-
par por 10 mismo e. cargo de gober-
nador de Guerrero. Como luego dice
u Adams es native de Guerrero, pc
70 de padres espanoles, lie i%nterrunl-
e algunos diputados de Ia derecha.
Observation-Disclosures probare que
Adams es extranjero. Lo que impor-
ia en- este momento es declarar que
e! nombramiento de Adams como GO
bernador es anticonStitucional.
e. executive lie ma dado csc cargo,
violando todas las disposicioncs n
titucionales, pues eli nombramiento %
ha hecho despues del primero &c Ma
20. Ademas, dice, e. executive, al
nombrar a Adams, Ia dejado de he
cho ell gobierno de Guerrero bajo Ia
feruia de Mariscal, porQuc Adams es
n de los dedos ~chiQuiuos del proplo
Mariscal y no hara NADIA que no este
de acuerdo con 10 que disponga el re-
ferido jefe.
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Cierre de cantinas en- Nucvo Lare
do.

Fl AYuntamiento de NuevO Laredo
dispuso que las cantinas y en- genera
todos los expendjos dc bebldaS en-
briaganteS. deberan ser c~lausurados
los dias domingo. a las doce Merida
no. para scr abiertas al dia s%iguicnte,
a las primeraS horaS dc la mariana.
Elsa disposition ha motivado una
protesta general dc los propietarios
de las cantinas, qujenes nan ezpuesto
ante las autoridades las razones que
conSideran SuficientcS para que no sc
ronSa cn vigor Ia referida DISPOSE
cion.
ManifieStau los intercsados, que e.
unico dia que hacen negocio, de los de
Ia semana, es el domingo. en- Ia tar
dc Y noche. por Ia ~afluencia de resi-
denies dc Laredo, Texas, Y que 81 sc
les prohioc vender csc dia. no podran
soportar las fuertes contribuclones
que les han sido impuestas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-20

PORQUE es IA casa de cambio
mas antigua y mas grande Y ia
que siempre ha cumplido fieimente
con todcs sus ofrecimientos.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
HARMONY LODGE OFFICERS.

George E.. Norton Elected Worshipful
 Master at Annual Meeting.
 Harmony lodge, A. F. 6 A. M., met last evening in annual session and elected George B. Norton as worship full master.
 Other officers elected were:
 Senior warden, F. H. Dohrenwend; junior warden, Frank S. Goodrich: treasurer, George H. Boyer; secretary, W. J. Rawlings; chaplain, Frank A. Goddard; marshal, Charles Wiggles- worth: senior deacon, John Hill; organist, James McArthur; senior steward, Frank : Andrews; junior steward, George Fenton; tiler, Eli Haslam.
 These officers will be installed Jan uarv by District Deputy William J. Rawlings. The installation will be private. -.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
R. E. T. RIGGS A CAPTAIN.
Native of Forestvflle and Descendant
 of Governor Trumbun.

Among those graduated from Plattsburg with high honors is a true son of Connecticut, Captain Royal Ed-
 ward Trumbul1 Riggs, descendant
 of Governor Trumbull Captain Riggs
 is the son of Edward G. Riggs, execu-
 tive assistant for the New York, New
 Haven and Hartford railroad com-
 pany, who enjoys wide acquaintance
 in this city. He is also tho grandson
 of tho late James Willcughby and
 Mary Gridley Riggs, the later of Bris-
 tol, and the grandson of tho late
 George S. and Elizabeth Brown of
 Forestvi1le. Captain Riggs was born
 in Forestville, at the home of his
 grandparents on his mothers side.
 Concerning Captain Riggs, The
 Fourth Estate, journal for news-
 papermen, has the following to say:
 Captain Royal Edward Trumbull Riggs is among those who have just returned from Plattsburg. with the rank of captain of infantry and has
 been assigned to Camp Upton, N. Y. He is the son of Edward G. Riggs, for nearly thirty years the chief political writer of the New York Sun. Cap tain Riggs, until his marriage, lived at the Riggs old home in Brooklyn. He graduated from Public School Number IS, Brooklyn, and from the Brooklyn Latin School and is & graduate of Williams college, class of ! 1902, where he won the distinction 1 cum laude.
 While at Williams Captain RiGxs was the college correspondent of the l Sun and is now a member of the Sun l Alumni Association. l Captain Riggs graduated from the l New York Law School in 1904, win ! ming the prize essay contest He ! formed a connection with law firm of Boardman, Platt & So1ey and later l Mayor Mcclellan appointed him a1, 1 assistant corporation counsel Later he Joined the law firm of Cannon. 1 Seibert & Riggs. He is a member of 1 the Lawyers, Williams Manhattan 1 and University Clubs.
 Captain Riggs comes of old frht- ing stock. He is direct descendant l of Governor Trumbull, Brother Iona 1 than" of Connecticut, and of Maior l Gridley of artillery at Bunker EfI11. In every step of his young life he has 1 won distinction and Father Riggs 1 vouches for his being . aplendid son l and citizen and that hs, will mako a l splendid soldier
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
McDoNAdD FITTED.

< Manager Irving Mcdonald, of Fox's heater, who has enlisted in the United EAtAG Navy, and will soon torrninate 0D duties at the playhouse, wAS the
 ot At . bAnqust tsndsu01 y the
 sn1G9a Of the house fa1k evening.
 AMAir was held in tho banquet Si1r cf the Hotel Nelson and will go Fl aD one of the most on3oy10iA af- kigS ovur held in that establishment. nrlnE the evening the orchestral nunbors toasted their ''boss," who 911 sAoWered with praises, and, in Sponse, Manager Mcdonald told of An pleasant relations that havo, exist-
 -between the "boys' and hirngeh.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
EVENTS TONIGHT

oupss4or photo plays. Lyceum the- a4er.
 High ela.s photo drama, Fox's the ater. Vaudeville and moving pictures. Keeney's theAter.
 W. L.. Morgan iodse. K. of F.. meets In Vega han.
 Isab4alA Circle, N. D. l., meets at 166 Main street.
 United Order of Pilgrim Fathers meets at 242 Main street.
 New Britain lodge. B. P. O. E., spe- cial meeting, s4 Washington street.
 Central Labor Union meets at 34 Church street.
 New Britain lodge, N. F. o. P. meets In Jr. o. D. A. M. hall.
 Clan Douglas, 0. S. C., meets at 277 Main street.
 Leading Star lodge, s. of B., meets in Electric hall.
 New Britain council, R. A., meets at PAP Main street.
 Daly council K. Of C., meets in Hanna'D hall.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
WANTS TRANSFER.
Request of Rear Admiral Harris Will
 Probably Be Granted.

Washington, Dec. 18.-President Wilson today had under considera- tfon Rear Admiral Harris request to be relieved of his post as general manager of the shipping boards emergency fleet corporation with every Indication that the request will be granted and Charles Piez, vice president of the corporation, named general manager.
 Admiral Harris has asked that he be reassigned to the post of chief of the navy bureau of yards and docks which he held before succeeding Rear Admiral Capps as fleet corporation manager less than a month ago.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
CALLED TO THE CoLoRs.

Herbert B. Golf. employed in the traffic department at the Stanley Works, is spending a few days at his home in Attleboro preparatory to re- porting for active duty with the quar- termasters' corps of the U. S. army. s. H. Rust, formerly with the Stanley Works, is now first lieutenant of infantry, having been commissioned at the Fort Sheridan trainng camp.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
WANT RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS. Those in Charge of Campaign Want
 Aids in Various Booths.

Those in charge of the Red Cross membership campaign today issued an urgent appeal for volunteers to take charge of the booths where member ships are to be sold. There will be 1S booths opened about the city tomor- row and 200 aids are needed to work in them at different times.
 All who are willing to assist in this work are asked to call the Red Cross Headquarters, telephone 20O6-2, stat ing during what dawn and ho ursE they can work. A'-sss9 '--
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
;. OF I. MEETING.

An important meeting of IsabellaL circle, National Daughters of Isabella, will bo held this evening at the club rooms. OMcers will be elected. All n11naeefs who have made articles for the Red Cross are requested to bring thcm to the meeting. The committee in charge of the recent dance will make report.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
ss B1a-se7 s-'e |tIlIlsOn Drug Co.
 l69-171 Miia Shat {,
CITY HUls

l1o1osy, the idsAl rift, ChristAaG eog DAmon'0 0hoe ShoD.--oAvt- kbAn4e Kars at Mills Hardware ore, 0dvt.
 Manicure setD in leather case, 1.So, &s.75 to $1s.6o at Adkins, ee Aurch SG-Advt.
 Clao Owen q Reed company of BoS-
 1LAss., has brought action agaanAt 1naA R. Land and Max 0lAser of S tity to recover @3T0. ConAtAbls anklo served the papers and .
 LIT Aaa baen placed In cAaree ,o{
 HnxI1iAn Store owned by tho de-
 nn1s.
 xodncss of Aunt Delia's Bread
 AD's Green Seal Chocolates at
 eA-AAvt.
 Xho CArront Nvdnts claAs of St. y'1 Dodnlity will meet "Wednesday Alax 1t . o'clock in the club room. LII nnomber may invfto . guest. v1al watches and 1ktllsary Rascrs 1er Hardware atore.-advt.
 ovo n1na noukwear from Wilson's g-advt k1ohn Ktniry o4 East MAin sAeost hAs 1terod the employ of tho New Britain kust company. Ho WAs formerly III the Commercial Trust company TT of late has been arnDl0yod In tho CD of tho internal rev9nuO agent
 InrtfoFd. @- n oouao wooden Toys at M1llt xawAre StOro.-advt. @A Pipa.. Tobacco, Cigarettes 1t Crow
 AAvt
 6berf WoltSF is seg1ousiy i'll At hfs 61A 1a7 MOnroe street.
 onnedy's dancing school tonfght
 yt
 Qnr Christmas club starts DaoAln- n 42nd. We pay interest. Com prcial Trust Co.-adyt.
 villiAm Matzen, farm hand for oFlr employed by E. Q. KiIhoptns Dt1nloy Quarter. wAs tnhoA to the pISco atntion eariy la1t eN1A4g ny 1aAar Lyon. It was found that bis Dot lad been badly froEon. nr. J. Koal3 treated him.
 N,x AollAr Wooden Trains at Mills
 Avnre etofe zAAvt.
 0tvo him q folding unAArsaiA from I1Ison'B-advt. @A meeting of the craditors of &ank CalabretEA was held yeesOfAAy ternoon in the omco of Referee Yeo- 1nn1 in Hartford. No receiver was R oan4nd. Attorney Irving I. Rach-
 apHoafed in the interest of cred- 1u -. roy Banks, ree11ooring 1-3.4-S otno II kills' HArdwAro Deore.---atGvt. 04yo him good looking pa5amas, |a.S0 to SIC. wliDon's.-dvt 1Earrnsrlte Clark in 'BAb's Burg. fr," iD one of the 1soss GntGttaiAins lnrou esor produced. See 1t sure
 omn thea4oP.-Advt.
 [ GtAoo Ia AHGo Coaster Wagons ad l1ile HArAs4 Store.-0dvt.
 Clnn Doug1nA 0. g. C., will hold , 1enGing this evening. All member xe urged to attend.
 Skating shoe outatS, $6.bO pair, al AGilIs' Hardware Store.-advt.
 White Tissue 1Oc ron, Adkins Pte Co.-3dvt.
 Boys Automobiles at MilI6' Hard vAro NGore.-advt.
 Nua1c Sat. eve. At Hotel Nelson DO Xmas eve and Now Years. Ere uvUMisu.-Advt. 1&
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
c. A. R. OPEN MEETING.

Stanley Post, G. A. R., will hold an open meeting tomorrow evening. Charles J. Symonds will give a talk on, Three Soldiers of the Civil War" The talk should prove very interesting to all mon who participated in the great battles of '61-'65.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
KeepGne tho oun1AGy Up

N t.A5IATIvU BROMO oUlltn1E. the
 kofaA aA-1AAnous Cure for Colds and ltip. = now 3oc per box. On account
 - the nAvAnce in the price of the six
 sront Medicinal, Concentrated sEx- EnEtg 9nd Chemicals contained in BROMo QU1NItE. it !tAs necessary to increAao the price b th6 Drusgist. It has stood the test br Quarter of Century. It is |lBed by every Civilized Nation.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18
HOSEMAN KILLED.

Springfield, Mass, Dec. 18.-Henry c. Davis, horseman was killed at a
 fire today when he was struck by a hose blowing off a hydrant. When the stream failed the nozzlemen found Davis unconscious beside the hydrant, He died shortly. afterwards in a hos pital.
New Britain herald., 1917-12-18

F1les Cured in . eo IA Days Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT falls to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First application gives relief. soc.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Alien Mexicans Exempt

With lh, announcement oi the
craft drawing. considerable apprc
pension has been evidenced bV those
NeNlcans who are native citizens of
he southern republic and many have
either left or are preparing To leave
nd return to Mexico To- escape what
they believe may bc dn attempt by
The United States To force them into
tie army Their fears are groundlcss
However, a all aliens are exempt
from serving and win not be accept
rd IA the draft under any circum-
stances. although drawn. They were
forced TO register, however, under the
provisions of the draft act, to ascer-
tam their status. aud il was this pro-
cdurc that has led many to believe
LEY are to he forced INTO the Amer
/; an army Only those persons who
re citizens OF the United States will
hC called 10 the colorg under the
craft for service IA the new national
rmN. Every dhcn. on proof of his
foreign citizenship, Will he exempted.
Inability To speak the English Ian
-uage doe not constitute sufficient
cause for exemption.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
First Methodist Church

j. v Schurtz, Sunday school SUI
perntendent.
Roy McAlhster, president of the
Epworth League
Mrs. f. II. Matthews, president OF
the Missionary Society.
sunday school, 40 to l0Aj.
lreaching-Morning II 90; even
ing. S 100.
Prayer service-WedneS even
ing. 500.
Epworth League-Sundav evening.
) 90.
Missionary Society--Mect, first
and second Thursday of each month.
y special invitation is extended to
strangers who are spending Sabbath
in our city.
John b. Bell, Pastor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

2S4, 100. an increase of S932.9lji
Colfax S24,9ll.llj. and increase of
$262. 0si; Rio Arriba. s5.923.05G. a
decrease of 500 $50; Union Sl2.-
612 ,SO4. an increase of Sl.20O.91O.
II recommendation that Govern
or Lindsey will make To the war de-
partment at Washington is carried
out the New Mexico regiment Will
be composed almost entirely of Span
ish Americans. On the ground that
the Spanish American boys. who
lave volunteered for service ~ the
New Mexico regiment. and those who
will he drafted for the new army, will
he much more content together IN
one regiment. the governor will ash
he war department Ia authorize .nrl
on arrangement. Ii there are enough
Spanish Americans Ia Ill the req.
n cnt to war strength. the ANGLO.
: mencan- now IN the regiment Will
b. used M the organization of one ul
more additional units.
\ large force Of engineers - laN
H. ont the site Tor the Rev ~ .0oO
eco sugar factory al Las Cruce- and
stalking railroad -ldme~. which will
Ice built into the property.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03

Miles Eeryine. ana / began u !i"pI.'e
before had finished tDe hrst bottle
Until / was entirely cured
MRS. JOSEPH sNNphE.
20 Hudson 81 THIN uN,p.
Many remedies a-e recommended
ior disease Of the nervous system
that fail to produce results because
they do not reach the scar Of the
trouble Dr. Miles Neryino has
proven It's value in such cas-, 50
many times that 1t - unnr,ea-.r,
TO make claims for 1t luu '4U
prove its merits iOr your,,' ly
getting a bottle OF your d. O.
who will return the price % s
receive no benefit
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkh.rt, lad
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
Christian Church

;. I. Mcclure, Pastor
Sunday School, 40 TO lO:45.--
@. ID. Robinson, superintendent.
Preaching STRENGTHENING, / 90
evening, 500.
PRAYER Service-Every Wednesday
evening at 500.
Christian Endeavor Meets every
Sunday evening at 800.
Missionary Circle--Meets second
Thursday of each month.
Social Circle-Meets first and
third Thursday of each month.
Florence Mill Circle-Meets first
Friday evening of each month
Everyone Is welcome to our ser
Wees,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-08-03
A Nervous Woman Finds
Relief From Suffering.

b, omen who sufeT IRON extreme
nervousness often endure much
offering before finding an. relief,
Mrs. Joseph Snyder, OF Tii.n, o.
had such an experience regarding
which she says: