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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
RICHMOND TURNS OUT
TO WELCOME SECRETARY

continued f'ror' First lac".h
aud uurr"ic SsinS uS i; WAS thorough.
Although it began rurrc ,h,n an hour
late. tn" 'hrorc ;hat had gathered
quietly waited until the secretary APP
r""rcd in tho door 81 tho Governors
MamS.oiI accompanied 10y Governor
STUART General Fiddle aud l.icu,cuaut-
colonel i" Lane stern
Secretary Baker, Governor stuart and
visiting party reviewed tho troops III
thu parade from the steps of tho man.
sion.
ono Of the mos, appealing and con
&picu"ms features uf the entire parade
Was the Guard of honor formed for
secretary Baker before the city Audi
;"rium WAS reached When the first
members rf the parade reached tl,n
auditorium tho command Was given to
halt With 4 line "u both sides ul tn"
streets extending from the auditorium
down Cherry Stree, Ia Floyd Avenue.
down Floyd 10 Laurel street and from
Laurel to FRANKLIN. tho secretary aud
bis party marched through human
aislcs
When the city Auditorium was
reached. the police and hoy Scou,s.
quickly formed a line. and Secretary
Baker and his party entered :hc door
icadin. 10 tho stage.
Marching on both sides Of the parade
were 10y scouts with rcd torch
lights blazing tho limo or march.
Motorcycle policemen cleared the way
for tho oncomins line.
The military escort was un-cr The
command OF Major Clarence Wyatt
men SCHOOL CADETS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
%tToCRHCN AND DEMoCRAt,
IN STHlGCII: TD DEATH

Til. Secretary said that b. this time
Gerirany'a game was NJ, ana her in
,cntiona perfectly clear she sought
10 force France into submission, de-
stroy England and as much a. said
tNeu that they would next attack
America after other obstacles had been
removed. There are other peoples in
the world. honeHer, who love liberty
and freeoom a. wen as Americans Mr..
Baker declared. and should lie war
have h-st been wagcd agaiust America
instead Of the allies the end would be
the same. This country was indeed
fortunate. in this hour 10 have tho
support OF these great peoples.
1t was al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. couf!.c,,
nc said. between autocracy aad dcmoc.
dacy. our fortfathers, when they
dedicated the deed Of liberty ana jus.
tice. left " something tina, they ala
not Intend should cease with Us. but an
inheritance ,hat should be handed down
TO our grandchildren, the spcaNer said.
There we're some ;u this country who
2rc not doing their part lie ADDED. and
;hcy ought 10 y, sought OUT, 81, there
- real suppo', auG e Patriotic until
everywhere, he declared.
Mr.. Baker told Of the Sc..ct!ve dyaf,
and how he had been to.G tina, IN,
streets would run RID with blood on Inc
day OF tho draft. what the people bad
feared. he said, Wa inequality. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
DEFEAT OF GERMANY
ONLY CONSIDERATIONS.
SAYS WAR SECRETARY
Nt'ontinued Erom TIrst rnEcN

yet was trIghttulncss, since il was
widely known that no military stores
or other important points were select
ed for these attacks. As a military
Weapon il Was Intended 10 tcrriiy tho
pcop!c into submission TO the German
government Bat Germany was sur
priaed, he said. She found tina, She
could not scare England into subjcc-
tion ty the killing Of babies.
NO one knows what is in store FOL!
US in this war. We are IN i; to win.
There should be Il clear understanding
IN the very beginning. and should
Germany, with the help Of the devil
or some other power, cross the 5000
miles OF sea and attack our women
and children. ii would no; scare cur
mcn.'
This same policy resulted iu Tho
sending o; suNmersibl-s FIRST against
neutral ships and peaceful commerce
carriers ana passenger liners The
were huiit--anI we have built th-sc
BOATS for use against hattie cruistis.
hut they were not intended Ia he used
as the weapons Of an assassin. vino is
afraid 10 fight in tho open. LYNN. IN
wait in the darkness 10 stab YOU I'm the
back
Ny Baher told Of tn, Luaitauia SIM,
inS and Of the later developments in
Gtrmanys Cpoat campaign. The
United states served notice tina, Ger
many had"N!o!attI fundamental prm-
ciplcs Of international law. and she
some time later made q half-heartcd
GisaNowal Then she held her cam.
paisn in allegiance for a short time
later telling ua that we could send our
shirs only along certain lanes. still
.ater SHE began the attack on mcr.
chant vessels, which was not, AS she
asserted, light for the freedom of Ia.
seas, but in reality a Eight 10 ;rce the
seas Of commerce. The Chancellor q.
Germany. the most Responsible official
in the whole irresponsible Government
said he had opposed the U-boat cam
rSiSn no, because o. its ruthiessness
out because he was afraid tia, Ger.
many did not have a sufficient number
of boats TO successfully conduc; such
IN operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06

when there WAS no occasion FOR that
Gear thcrc Mas unanimous response 10
the government. IN thc ,antcumcrt".
scattered throughout the country. tho
men were h'iuc trained. not cniy III tho
best methods Of warfare. huS also from
an educational angle. and America WAS
sending an army 10 EUROPE not merely
10 he v!ctors. bu; an army tnat would
also bo knights. Smo<cStacl,S and
church Stecplcs were united III caring
for the army men. and everything was
Loin: done for tnNir comfOrt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-06
FORCED 10 LEAVE CITY
IMMEDIATELY AFTER ADDRESS

Secretary Baker spoke for about
forty minutes. lie did not arrive at
tho auditorium until shortly before ?
u'cloch and WAS forced 10 depart al
most Immediately al the conclusion
Of his address. lie left Richmond short
" hcfor" 10 o'clock for Washington.
Congressman AlbSrt Johnson. OF
Washington, who waE = member of the
congrcs sional party which recently re-
turned from " visit 10 the battle fronts
OF Europe, made = short talk. lie char
actrrix"d Secretary Rak address as
tho finest ne had heard in many years.
lie told Of his experiences in the front
line trenches, aud how the people of
Europe had responded to the great call
cf their countries.
In tho early days Of the war he said
he thought This country was very slow
in acting, but tho few weeks he spent
on tho other side convinced hin, that
President wilson had waited for tho
orrortuntc moment before striking. lie
told of the !ittlc there was le!, OF Sci
eiu:n-.-a stretch Of land twenty miles
long and seven miles wide. with 100
QUO people snd king Despite The cri,i-
c;sm. he said England had furnished
her quota OF men, and :hat France WAS
ii;;htins to the last man.
After describing a. length The fight
in- around several cities and ,he ter
riic toll Of human If Tint paid for
ivory gain hr paid high tribute 20 tho
VOL; Of tho American ami Enghsn i:"i
cross. the Y. NJ. =. y aud inc y w
9. y Those organizations had become
e pa, ot tho arms il" .ai' 49, -
absolutely invaluablc He thought tho
;no war must he won NY inches. hut
said tha. with tho ALL 81 Grra, Eritain
"r" |rlnrN this ""uui"N woU3I III
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-19
NICK'S LOVE AFFAIRS CAME TO
A SUDDEN END

Nick NilOnas was out Of the Bride
well today. He was out just long
enough to have another year and
5000 fine tackled on the sentence and
$500 fine that was passed to him
month ago.
Nick married Penelope LagiOu.
Two weeks after the ceremony he
left his wife for 16-year-old Jennie
NamatopOlus, whom ne took to Co
lumbus, o., to work in his restaurant
and live with him as his wife.
Jennie came to this country only
a short time ago-not long enough
ago for her yet to be able to speak
English. Her aunt sent for her that
she might get a good education"
q went with him because he was
my uncle and l thought it would be
all right" Jennie told Judge Jarecki
through an interpreter in the court
of domestic relations today. The
Judge found Milonas guilty of con-
tributing to the delinquency of q
minor. He had previously been found
guilty Of nOnsuppOTt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-19
20 LADIES' CLOTHING BOSSES
SIGN UP WITH UNION

Forty ladies' clothing manUfac-
turers signed up with the union this
morning and gave the workers
everything they asked, according to
a statement from the headquarters
of the strikers this afternoon.
This is expected to break the back
Of the strike.
There were % arrests made for Vi
OIation of the anti-picketing injunc-
ton up until noon.
Among those who we're gathered
in for picketing are: Abe FOrem,
Eugene Bailey, Sarah BurkOwitz,
Lillian ChudahOff, Rose Weiss, Jen-
ME Lebeman, Beckie Shapiro, Anna
Krant, Annie Rubin, Bess Sessih,
Kate Manner, Rose Lpschitz, Nora
Weinstein, Esther Phone, Rose Baum
and Edna Kunis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-19
P. S. - The brightest slogan for
resolution makers seems to be:
Make 'em and break EN-"
ANNOUNCEMENTS

International Alliance Theatrical
Employees, Local No. 2, holds ball to-
night, benefit sick fund, at Coliseum.
Many stars will attend.
J. Louis Enghadl, Socialist candi-
date for alderman, 18th ward. speaks
at 18th Ward Civic league meeting
tonight, Sabin school, Hirsch and
LeaVitt.
Arthur Burrage FarWeII will lee
ture on Joy of Service" tonight at
the Hobo College, 917 w. Washing
ton blvd
Britt-Midway Athletic Assn an
nOunce first reception and ball at
Woodlawn Masonic Temple, 64th and
University av., Tues. night.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-19
For the time being, Jennie is get,
ting her education at the House o.
the Good Shepherd.
-O-O
>
BROKEN YOURS YET? =
BY Jim Nance

It's been about nine weeks ago
Since folks all over town
Made many resolutions and
Swore loud they'd turn around
And walk another path in life
All this on New Years day.
But, say, right now, how many of
These VOWS have passed away?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-19
NEW YORK STOCKS.
generally up.
WEATHER

Rain, sleet and snow this after
noon and tonight; Tuesday partly
cloudy; cold wave; lowest tempera-
ture tonight about 10 degrees above;
strong easterIy, shifting to northwest
winds. Temperature Sunday: High,
"a; low, "a,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
LUNA co. DEMONSTRATORS
OF HOME ECONOMICS

Luna county l. to have demon
of home economies IN
the person of Mrs. &. l.. Phelps. who
will he very kindly remembered A.
favoring us with visit a few weeks
ago. Mr.. Phelps will have Grant
and Luna counties to look after and
will assist our ladies IN applying the
late, scientific devices for canning,
driving and sailing prducls that are
TO be preserved.
Mrs. Phelps attended a school OF
ten county demonstrators nj the As-
ricultural College last week and keeps
in touch with everything that Is being
developed bv the Department OF AG-
riculture IN home economic.
Mrs. Phelps was in consultation
with Mrs. Moir, Wednesday morning
and will return To Luna county with
in the course of a few days for Tn,
purpose of getting the work well III
hand. She is employed hy the state
and there IL no question n to the
great amount of good she will be abb,
To accomplish.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE

FOR SALEH.si-l windmill tower PF,aI
pump ali for $50 See Saugrr III
FOR SALE-Two lo',. 30 feet cofbd =
front with house cd $ ruomt $500 ata
puprli! See saugr,
FOR ~ALE-franklm automobile soo4 :
diipu. Nddr,s, y 49, Lau,rr pemns ~
N,,I., il,r|
FOR sailor exchange for Alfalfa bay -
extra line brood SOW with lttera a pf; =
~, lSI
FOR Native la. At sli 10 ~
ton. delivered anywhere within nIH
Deming w ! Wamol.
FOR SALE sob. q. engine god coaai.-
only $500 T.. ". Bauman
rOR sALE--oh.p. gasoline engine l'i''|
ni Fred sherman.
FOR SALE-TLe finest iOacre raneh
valley. Cash or terms. II YOU want ssI
farm that can be handled ea,Il,, sse ne -
' In5 -. u "'"s' i's''' ''''' 81
FOR SALE-Library table, dining I1'- :
ghaIrs all Engiish mission also desa ~
typewriter. IRON bed aud syringe, ana =
h,r Of other household articles. tf ~.
lars phone 27j. or call at IN 5. topld =,
FOR SALE-liO.a acre farm oi aefe ~
and under irrigation '.fovm nous -
chicken house. pumping plans "
irvts. fenced price. $1,000.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
ANOTHER BIG WOMENS MEET.
ING MONDAY AFTeRhOUN

Monday afternoon, June lolh'
there will he held at the trNs'al
theatre. beginning at 3 o'clock, an
other meeting of the Women De-
tense Council, which viii be presided
over by DR.. Janet Reid
Mr. Ferguson, of Tyrone, and MIS-
Phclp-, oar new instructor "i home
rrnuumic,. will both be- present ana
deliver addresses.
Every woman IN tins county VINO
/. interested m sccing Dcmng go airy
- cordially urged to be present
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

DEFINING GETS \ GUARD CAMP
congratulations Co Drmnr ON being d'Nt
mated for the location ui national guard
camp D'nur wanted 1t and made the right
hiud ui . shown. o. get o. The selection was
made uu The ground OF milItar! dreItabll'.
alone and tAy -uurdsm,u who train ai Dem
irE will 10, well jared for both by The army aud
us the people of pcmlu-.
In some quarters locally there g. on cuUrmUu.
Impression that he designation oi Denim .ur
national guard camp means that ~ Fa.u
loses n docs NOT. The selection OF prulu-
deprive, ~ Pasu ui nothing II has uuihiuA
whatever Ia dc with the designation of 'his
city
The plan OF the war department as originally
drawn. called for ~ environments. Do for Doc
national guard and 10 for the new national
army ~ the national guard ,antuumrri. ur,
was io hc located IN Arizona, one co. SEE" NJ.
Iru and one IN Texas west ut the rrrU-. An
army board headed hy liri- zen. Henry A.
Greene made tour .uf investigation of uu-.I
hc locations. visiting ti pa,o. various town,
~ New Mexico, aud number also on Arizona.
~ . result of the boards recommendation.
W iusu MAS designated for on. cot th. canton
mrui, Then h was announced Do, no. war d,.
pnr'm,ut that h'cau>, of lack 60. time. meter
iils aud labor for the erection uf oaufoumruf,
and the la,k also ct sdhi'irui appropriation
ipr M, expense. tho uuml-r uI gautuumrut,
would be- reduced &" H.. These lo would b,
frr the new national army. while the L. guard
camps would hr tent camps
Thus II stands at This writing. p,miu. l,.
',r"n selected for The national guard camp which
the department all along purposcd establishing
somewhere in the state In another dag ur su
an ANNOUNCEMENT probably VIII be- issued stat
ing that Tucson or PhoeniN ARA Aa. been
selected for ia" guard camp Geo H. established
IA Arizona.
- Tar q, known here the selection Of % p.s
O, traiuiu. place Tor uatioa luard.m,u .tI
stands the designation having uu, been o.,
Nukod
\. Tor Drmiug, that town viii see nor,
troops Than ever bcior, ~ iis lli, Each camp
is To- house full division Each division wIl
contain about 30 600 men. auNihaflo. IuUiud
ed. That viii amount 10 hriurluE q ,Itt {.
Dcmlng. 1t will be- the greatest thing Lai
ever happened 10 Dcming save only the III.
cover, that water was to be- had Tor irri cation
chcapN and ahundanty b, pumping Ell Pass
Evening Herald
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
WOMEN'S COUNCIL WORKING
HARD AND GETTING RESULTS

A. q result of their registration
day ccu-u, the Womeu'- War toUncil
j. able to report over 900 acres of
food -tull,, - gardens, dozen AM
to, were offered for any purpose. -
or 30 volunteered for sccretariai
work and everybody seemed willing
H. edo her bit.
MIS- Mary Mahorry succeeds Mis-
Bedichck rs secretary. the latter he
ing employed aS instructor 10 The
State Normal College,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals.
for the construction of school building at
Capitol Dome. In school DIS .'ct 40. T. OF
Luna county. New Mexico. w..i H. received up
io the 30ih day u June, 1917. at one o'clock
D. m. and AZ said time will be- opened aud the
contract awarded 10 the lowest rrs ponsible bid
der. with right reserved 10 reject amy and all
bids. The plans and specifications may lie seen,
the bids will be received and opened and the
contract awarded AZ the Office Of the County
superintendent Of Schools Of said Luna
county.
Bidders, as an evidence Of good faith and TO
h. forfeited for failure to enter into contract,
VIII lee required 10 file with their bids certified
check ior ono hundred dollars, and the success
ful bidder will be required 10 enter into bond
IN the sum Of one thousand dollars 10 insure
faithful performance Of the contract.
Dated this lath day Of June. \. ID. 1917
by order of Luna County Board Of Educa
ton.
- JOHN c. WATSON,
June lo'22'29' Secretary.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
NOTABLE SHOW TONIGHT

The big benefit Tor the Red cross
and the Woman Defense Council
which will be- staged at the 'wsi"
theatre tonight, promises To be me
hit of the season. The living pictures
and song. and other entertaining
features will make it one of the pop
ular entertainments of the entire
season.
Eyerythine connected with the rv-
rnug', program can be enjoyed for
only one admission. fifty cents, except
the luncheon, which will be only ten
cents.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
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GRAPHIC COMMERCIAL ADS.
Too Late TO Classify
\ y y . . 4


FOR SALE-Nnr,. year, Old in ,.r,u.n,
,yna''yH weight about 1900 pounds Tor slGi
FOR nALh-Met- roadster 10 very good con.
iiton price s.ss
Tor FOR N''f-R1mhlar ,.ta. Boo GOOD condition
ph SALE Everett touring car need, ,liehi
repairs w'li hN mp and .sll al $3.50
TOR SALE -i9li Paige touring ear IN .,
r'ilrut condition
'h SALt-A large amount Of h,us,blJ
s0"d' 90 very ro"d condition. including b.',
,r ! dresser led with spfing and msttrss,
! 93'e ,heii. library ule. dining chair
hNShen chaifs large rug. q man ne
,. uI"''' ! Kitchen iltl, refrigerator some
WOOD, and other thing. price $50 f.r The
TOR SALE-BlaoE mare. wears ola i, oy.
"h'At condition. no helmiahe rood for v,rt
8lt5 ' lV'"dh pfic'
OK RtNI-lso furnished room, b, ,.r,cl
n"u'' l"r gentlemen ouN. g. der m,,,b ~,
n'Ir OF hath Phou" eiC, or apply al Gr,tb,,
WAITED Six or seven good cal,,. r.. L..
s"y steers '''. "' d'f
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
CAiLANT MAJOR CALLED HOME

\ long and useful lie ended Ia /
n,shl AT 10 30 when MAJOR Jam'- IL
one ot Drmng = best l"'''
n,n. n,-,rd to m- eternal reward
IN, w,rld j. better tor hi life.
The trneral will be- held from M
late residence SUNDAY morning At
1880. Rev " T.. foulL- tor many
,.,r- hl- pastor. Will peak the last
comforting words hN request 'i
the family. Mayor NJ \ NordhanS'
Cant. John {. Watson, \ W. Pollard
J. :. Vaughl, " IT, Wright ana W
+. Holt will act a. pallbearcr-.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
LOCAL AND
Pc r SONAL

A.,
% H. Cooper is T.cuperaiing az me an"
brrs Hot >prings.
.
n .., NJ. s,o,,n 49,. dawn trrm %,
s,r',.g. f'r /, bri.f visit
=
... -. ~, IN, s,,t, M. ti..
morning To r'hain on. w~N
-. 80. hack credits
students wishing To h"A" W. "" '.. a
and attend summer s'ho"l eau p"'''
W u Mnsh, va, w ~ ~ rar" 'r IT,. ,,,.l
connected WIN We N..Lhl ''''''
a.. Nm .,t M.
| q. Il. bhbr", our ana NJ hl"N - t.,J.,
Jackson dr''e uDN" ''"' NUM-
y, ....,.4 ~, u,us
| Jsu,i' ana Fltu h"i,h ,h"en %" nd
| ranch last "r'h "h''' '''" 'Ni"''
most q" 'h' 'i"'n--
| -. ., Load al p.ds,.
and ' Ss. mother aiSh car load carou,c ,am ha'
somg busy >h'p WV .n.Ie
- ,.,t-.. dinner
WON ''lN"''. T" t,,..f CON
! i1"' ..u' Nm
! iti'hiht H" ~
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] MI. IAW'' u "'''' 'lt'' ~ I'm,
Ter A'. N'"l, Tn, 49, I,. ,rnc., nee
l'""-' WIZ '''' -
49,, ,t.t 40,
| Judge ''"a III .nJ ,,,.r' T., . I.t of
! \ W t"'y l'''uu,S "'''" ',r"uis IN IA. car
! ~ "r'U'. ga, w. s",,, H.
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Mi 'uI mrs "'lh "a'N'H' IVA ,,.,. Mod
/ 'iN Tor Wt' u'' w '" = Vicente
! i''"'H ',yn,"N Eit ,,.,t,,
! '"h'''' '''' '
! nm i .,.,,.b,.r ,lr. nay,
J. N.' tr ',1u Guy MI. Dam ,,h,r, the,
/ .,'. .,' ,u'nd mos, nf m, summer visiting
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
PROMINENT CATTLEMEN SELL
TO COLORADO BUYER

j. VI. Williams, of Lamar, Colo.
was here this week and bought $50
line ycarlingS of j. &. Kerr at ~
and &33: 400 from the Upton rancho
and smaller bunche- from Smvcr and
Davis OF Camc, and sam Love, of
rmis.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
Following Telegram Explains ltd

I'll Paso, Tex, jane b, MI
Chamber of Commerce
DemIng, ~ VI.
Here To Dcming and her JhaHls
of Commerce. congratulations
:. +. DEMAND
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

The selection Of pcmug ior uu, Cd. 10 army
.lutoumcuts-Which ave 'l Joe cities ~ them
-.lNes--tUch having from 1000 tu 10000
troops. caused great rejoicing. Whistles were
down bells uug there was @ hlg automobile
parade and the Dcmung Graphic issued an
extra Announcing Nh, ucw, which means
p"miug viii ,"pH l.. Transformed into city
period
Albuqucruu, and >a'a Fr had been hiddin
for the cauiuumrni and % was not genvra,
knuwu thar iIrming wa 100 The running for
the h.- militar! camp hui the Mmbrrs Valley
mrtrupoH, proved Go ly The DARK horse that
won.
Preparations Will start Immediately for
building o huge mIliiur, camp on the out
skirt, OF bcmus Tor lhr ua,uin. OF the Ma
iiunni Guard unit. 90 nc assembled and by
August / it /, believed the troops vii Ice III
camp. silver city independent
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
LAS CRUCES SUPT HERE

Supt. Il, W Twlnlng of Las CRU
cc,. is here this week comforting with
member. of the board of education,
and wouldn't mind moving his fam
ilV over here.
Lvtton Taylor SAY he Cd. j.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
J S KERR'S CAR SALES

Ford touring ears To- Thomas I
Taylor, Henry Meyer, Jack Hu1n4
and Iona Willard. Ford roadster 7
{. Parrish. Oakland light six b
fred Martin. of Mutt.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

Mr., Haskell Dlal, daughter. Mir
lam, and son, Herman, accompanied
by Mis- May Seeger and Ro.lua Pat
terson, are spending the summer at
Long Beach.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

Ww.ng from Little Rock, H. IT,.
Bishop says: Met great many
Arkansas boy-. capt. Smith, of the
1T Arkansas. say, tell YOU he may
hc with yuu again. 'apl- Ellis and
Owu-hv have not been called ont
vet. Terrible hail and vind-torm did
crrut damage here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
LAURA CONFER ENTERTAINS.

Miss Laura Conner was the charm
ing hostess at 200" at her home one
evening last week
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
AUTOMOBILES

SECONDHAND BARGAIN, ar Il
FOR SALE passenger Chalmers h'
ddiun $500. 4.h.,e
TOR SAIL OF passenger stusI, Al ii
ssrlc,. sdue 90 days. bargain. Loo e'.',s =
FOR SALE Overland delivery N s'f is y
body \ good buy, will take trade .,SSr'l n
FOR SAIL passenger. l'l"
condition. price $500. -, iS -
FOR SAIL passenger siuden"N'''
l. series; a snap at $3.50. -. ms
FOR SALE passenger Ford pes"
,hasis aud engine good. sl0O, ~ N
wELLS.PECGH REALIi
Always on the JOB
Ofiees L.
Deming. n. N, Spruce "a, ~
Al Paso, Tea, sos Two kepasN'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

ID. d. NIT At kUsNH = -.
The "D D." had 500 meeting at the
Rosch home Monday eyenig, comphmeh'Ar'
10 Herman departure with Co. J.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

Mr.. l.. +. Moran and little dou-u
ter Maxine, returned Wednesday
evening from a visit IN Washington,
Indiana
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

WANrED-Children to board and car [
tlj Silver
WANTED-Man and wife to worE o. -
All modern conveniences. Noiii} u''F 4.
l.. Taylor.
WANTED-Man and wife 90 look at l'i,. :.
aud garden during our summer IN q
T.. A. Burdick
TRADE viii trade choice lots 10 Ivy
ot the city for Ford VI. Cotton wa" 4
sUtrtt
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

o. z. S. CLUE.


The q. r.. 5 Club met with Ars. =.
McCleery Tuesday afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15
STEELE AND SAGE GIVE nor

Misses Steele and Sage gave delightful!
hon AT the Deming Club "wednesday evening
following the farewell to Co. l. at the union
station.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-15

Mrs. A. W. Pollard entertained the Gold
en- Gossip club Tuesday afternoon. having
As edesis. Mrs.. George shepard and Mrs.. Mrs.
y. A. Shepard.