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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15

son IiocGlI II. Nllttibl! ~ 'p.l. We
have tn. story 81 the soci.i expert
"nccs Of /, wealthy Western ranch.
family and rhcir life IN their new
home in chicago. 1hc romance OF the
daughter and the man n"Nt door -
fuIl OF delightful incidents aud eN-
p"ricnrcS
~ delicious bit OF FUN and f%oolinc,
Is what they say 81 George Wcstou's
on. MARY 80 careful" which Lin
pinr"tts az" publishing this month. II
suggest The Rose Garden Husband"
by its frcs', and mnassuminG charm.
Margaret Widdcmcr's romance. ny the
May. is sim in strong dcmaud, seem
inG secure i'll lis hold on popular ia
Nnr.
Althourh The Rhine Il, this moment
seems worlds away from this country.
the rivers history and legends secrn
to appeal with even greater forge than
formerly TO teachers OF German here
as fine material for their students.
Professor =. =. Allen. Of the Univcr-
SHY OF Chicago. has brought together
much Of this historical and legendary
material in an nGc mcmt in his
most attractive siNlc. and since "a
Rhine book fairly cries for pictures.
about thirty illustrations cmhelliSh the
text. AN Den Ufcrn Dos Ihiuca' will
he published IN January is hy Henry
Holt II Go.
rrinccss Der Ling. tho brilliant Chi
ncse nohlcwoman. q lady-in-wnitinC
to tho late DowaEcr Empress. and au-
thor or Two Years in the Forbidden
City which hat sold through seven
editions. is paying her first visit to
the United states. The princess is
famous for great charm Of manner and
Of person as we'll AZ b. illiancy OF mind.
as manifested in her writings. Edu-
Gated in Paris. while her father was
minister to the republic. she tyrincs
ideally the laughter Of the Western
world who Vet retains the picturesque
characteristics Of Oriental culture.
Patriotic devotion is NOT universal
in war-strcsscd Germany. dcspit ap-
p~cdranccs. if VIC arc TO believe Herbert
Bayard Swopc's Inside The German
r. empire" one OF the curious things
to he met with in Berlin and some OF
the other large cities arc S~pcakeasicS.
where YOU can get mca, on mcatlcss
days" SAYS Mr.. Swopc. 1T is almost
as bad getting into them as trying to
get into n blind tiger to get n drink in
philadelphia on Sunday. Meat is per-
United only on five days in Germany
and only for one meal on each Of these
days. The spcakcasics will sell YOU
meat with your meals ut any time.
They arc given some fancy name to
mislcad th" police in case OF Il raid.
The names mislead the diners. too.
though perhaps that is Just AS we'll,
because II is to be feared that IL the
diners knew what they were really
eating. they would not cat"
Uplifting has been q paStimc for the
idle rich. and other altruistic cmbcr
Of society not absolutely cnslavcd to
the task Of making their own living.
during ON recent years. The United
States cnVnrnInnnt nnw fnkpS n hand
and through its Department. Of Agri-
culture, is giving very practical help
toward uplifting the homes OF the poo
pie out OF the realm OF drudgcry, into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15

1t remain 10 be proved whether the base
ball players who threaten 10 strike Will
strike out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15

II Germany is so confident the allies have
dropped IN" mask" It's about time hc took
on h"r own domino and let the world know
what is beneath.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15

commissioner IiirschbCrG wits to levy 4
on imported liquor. Somebody is always
picking on that quart provision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15
Current Editorial Comment

The so-callcd army scandal in
England would be a tempest in
in a teapot al any other time
than this. Society have
mcddlcd in War Office affairs he.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15

~ RIISiiED every day in the year at 10 Sonth Tenth
fishing Co. lEc. Charles r.. Iiusbr"ok. Editor and
MannScr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15

ADDRESS ALL COMMuNiCATIONS 4" The Times
Dispatch, and not TO individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-15

TELEPHONE: Randolph |. Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all departments.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
The Human Heart"

By FRANK II. CAMP
OIL men arr like trees in "a forest and Nn'
nut them both on tho Earth,
some oi them Giants without bl"mi'h other
weak Saplings ut birth.
some oi them riso above others. 'liradinl
their limbs far on high
The majority reach tho sam. average I'M
weaker ones struggle and die.
some are shattered by lightning. others ar
rotten yet thrive.
Some appear shrunken and liieless, whci
we know that they are alive.
There are ones who die in the rich soil, oih
rrS that thri ~ on rock
some are Gu. uuWn for their lumber sIil
others are fcllcd by a shock.
some are marked by The Cruiser, while 9th
ers lie just passes by
Cause many one is worthless housh
holds lis head near the sky.
some absorb all the moisture, taking mlct
more than they need.
Killing the younger and weaker DESTROY ins
the new sproaled seed.
sa,ne lrt their strength from the foul shil
others draw theirs from the pure
While others by means artificial, are cn"hle'
this life 10 endure.
same oi them hear fruit that is needed, ON
ers Just grow a fake,
While others have fruit that is deadly. kiln-
all those who partakc.
Yes men arr like trees in forrest and '"o
Put them both on the Earth
Md when the day comes for the iudgne. ~
will judgc them all br their worth
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
New "" For Camp Cody

T.. +. Denison, chief secretary of
the y. VI. G. A., stated Wednesday
that he has received authority to put
up another building which will be
the sixth in this camp at once. It
will be located ont west OF building
No. ., convenient To the artillery see
tion in the west end of the camp.
Mr.. Denison also stated that he
was quite certain of getting instruc-
tions to put up seventh building
very soon.
Building No. / has been given up
To the use of the contact camp oc-
cupants and is now quarantined with
the soldiers of that camp which has
been moved from over near the new
base hospital to very near the "Y"
No. building.
Bishop Mcconnell. of Denver, will
not BE- here To preach at the \. VI.
{. \. Thanksgiving services in the
big Red Triangle" tent on Thanks
giving morning.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
THE Y VI c \ HUTs

In the camps around our country and IL
countries far away
There's a lot Il wooden houses that are rn"iN
cI .. VI. G. \.
A.,r soma "a, painted yellow and ''nw 600
l.'wn nr green,
NV "a. who owns these houses "du wa
do the letters mean
They mean bit Of comfort and they mean
place ta rest
Where every tired soldier hoy l. Wa mc ~
guest.
They mean hi, e. friend'l ,als some music.
aud some Jokes.
And some quiet little corners Tor Wrliih- ''
your folks.
They mean bit OF human love amid the storm
Of war
They mean the word OF healing Tor spirits
wounded sore.
They mean a simple message from Gods own
holy word.
when the sweet old HYMNS are heard.
You ask who owns these nousc- ihhh
YOU know His name.
You call Him Saviour, Master, Lord, the
meanings just the same.
ris the one who gavo Himself Tor MS, the
Leader oi our life.
We pray lIc'll lead and Keep our boys IN
peril aud In 'trif'.
q keep them strong and steady and keep them
clean .id trLs.
Helm them to battle ior tur r.-hi aud put the
victory through
be Thou their shield and bucklcr. but II
one is struck down
u Captain " Salvation, give him the heay
Henry Van Dyke.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
Tunis and Red Mountain

The literary program for Tunis and
Red Mountain, which will be given at
the school house, the evening of De
ccmbcr :. follows:
Song. "Columbia the GeY of M
ocean," Nv audience
Recitation. Dorc>, Phillips.
Exercise. school children.
Recitation. Mr. Gibson.
Dueite. Phillip brothers.
Qnartet;c. Mrs. Sylvanu>. Mr..
Pond. Misses Cobb. Ethel Sylvanus.
MIR. Pond, accompaniSt.)
Recess.
Duet. Mesdames Phillip, and
sampson.
Lectures, speakers from Camp
Cody.
Song. "America." audience.
The program viii begin promptly
mt s D. m. You are urged to he
prompt.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
The Af&erglow
by JOHN G o'LHARy
JOHN e. oLEARY.

ind AL the songs Ihai might slng-
Madness {" risk them 50. you ,ay
How is il such n certain thing
That can sing them il | stay,
The winds of God are past co0trol.
They answer 10 no human aall.
Md i lose my living soni
That lS--ioi me-ihe end uf al
Better To shout one last great SOM
Dying myself, to dying men.
Than crawl the bitter wears along
And never sing again.
Amelia Josephine Burr
-...~-
Eat plenty. eat wisely. bu, without
waste.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
what Is the British Navy Doinu3

Nell' 1t has enabled 1900 900 men
To cross and recross the seas with
"a" loss of only 5000; II safeguard.
Z" the transportation of 1000. .OOO
tons of explosives and ; 900 400 ions
OF c"al. It has protected the shin.
ping Of the HES, and kept the seas
closed 10 enemy navic>. and rendered
Their boiiloship~ useless and impo-
tent
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

As a result of the heavy passenger
traffic on the Tucson division of the
Southern Pacific road, two new
trains are to be put on soon between
Yuma and FL Paso. They will be
locals, but thes chedule has not been
worked out.-El Paso Times.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
Phases OF the War.

MI bolton, proprietor of Bol,on'.
cafe who arrived in Deming during
lhe great rush for locations after
lamp Cody was established. was OBJ
'lsed hIs first night in the city to
sleep IN a flower he'd in Mrs knowles
greenhouse.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
With the Editors.

Our civilization is but n cardboard
world for some self confident men to
MEX their way through. Mark Sui
Ivan.
d.
Italy n fighting to save Venice
rom the condition described by BY
ron when he said of il under the Au~ To-
lrIan heel
Ia Venice Tassos echos n" more.
Md silent rows the songless gunddlicr
Her palaces are crumbling To the shorr
And music meets not always now the ear.
before St Marks still glow his s,eeds If brass
Their gilded collars glittering In the sun
hui is not Dorias menace come 10 pass
Are they not brided i-Nen;ce lost and won
Her thirteen hundred years of freedom done.
Sinks like a sea.weed unto whence she rose
+.
William Jennings Bryan is now adj
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
METHODIST CHURCH

!. v Schurts. Sunday school superintendent
Roy McAllis,er, president Of the Epwortl
League.
Mrs Z. II. Matthews, president Of the Mis-
sionary Society.
sunday school, 9:3O to 1890.
Preachng-morning, l0:i5; evening 1880
Prayer service Wednesday evening, Z $50
tpworth League, Sunday evening, 6;30.
Missionary Society meets first and second
Thursday OF each month
special invitation Is extended 10 strang
er> who are spending Sabbath IN our city
JOHN II. BELL, Pastor.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

The San Marcinl Star i, a ncv
pibliratlon with E. B. Mccormick n
editor and publisher. The first edl
l'on was well edited and prosperous
looking from an advertising stand
point The Graphic wishe- Edto,
Mccormick much success aud pro,
p'rilN IN his newspaper adventure.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

Ia Olcr0 county sixteen miles
southwest of Alamogordo the arte-
san Flow i, one of the biggest things
that ever happened in the valley
commercially. The flow struck is
over 800 gallon, per minute. and has
an intrinsic value of 100000. The
pressure at the well i sufficient 10
''pc the water almost ro Alamo.or,lo.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
MAzAREME CHURCH
Y. W. MIDDLETON pnx,or

SUNDAY school. 0:t5 a. m.
lroaching II 100: evening, 3 100
: 80. -"'''
Young Peoples Society Sunday, $500 D. m.
EVerybod! welcome TO our services.
services IN the Moose Hall, over Princess
Theatre. on East Pine street
services every sunday at u 100 a. m.
visitors are welcome to our services
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
GET c,roHr WITH rHE GOODS

You may know the pinch OF famine,
You may know the clutch Of debt
There may ho but little lamb ia
Any frcassec Nou get
NJ the duLs may fry Ia Hop yuu
And trick tn Ia you low.
But they cannot really stop You
II ,ou'v We got the goods In show.
The, may knock sou down aud tramplc
ON the warcs you have 10 sell
They may hand ON out sample
az q little bit oi he'll
Thay may turn on you and thunder
Back. you lobster 90 tie woods.
But they cannot keep you under
II you've really got ihe goods
True iis hard Tor you to suffer
What you know you don't deserve.
liut It rather makes yuu tougher
And 1t stificns up your nerve.
Let em slam and damn. and flout yen.
Bear % all as best you can
But the world can't do without you
10 you vc got the goods. Old Man.
Westcloy TckTal
Subscribe for the Graphic.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

New Mexico went dry by about H.
600 majority according to the latcs,
returns. Two counties, Rio Arrba
aud Taos voted wet. Grant county
gave a majority for prohibition of
621 and but four precincts in the
county voted wet-Cenlral. San Ju-
an, Lordsburg and Sapcllo. Santa
rita. Hurley and Tyrone. great in
duStrlal centcr~ of the state. return
ci large maiortc- in favor of the
dry amendment
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

The Fort Stanton Press, published
at Fort stanton, Is another adventure
III the newspaper field. George ".
Mc''Innl> Is editor and DR.. +. H..
M'he"wn. associate editor.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

The Adams Sheep Co., of Carlsbad,
recently sold Al head OF fine buck
lambs al so per head; also 30 head
AT so per head. They were fine
bunch of thoroughbreds.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
CHRISTIAN ChuRCH
....!..l...-i.l..!.!-l-l-!-,.

:. r. MCCLURE, Pastor.
services will ho held in Armory bnsemen,
nhiil further announcement.
sunday school, o:t5 TO l0:is
Morning sermon. 10 .i5
Evening sermon, 1880
Christian Endeavor meets every Sunday
evening at 700.
Missionary Circle meets second Thursday
Of each month
Ilorenee Min Circle meets first Friday eve.
ming Of each month.
Everyone Is welcome 10 our services
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

The many friends of 5. i. llerren,
ommandante OF the cadet corps at
State College for the past three years
are clad To know that he has sue
cc,,fullv passed the army physical
and tactical examination and has
been called into active service with
the rank of captain. the commission
taking effect on the same date rs
others of his class from West Point
who have been commissioned cap
tain-. In all probability Captain
Ilcrren will soon reach his majority.
A. vet he has received no orders
but expects them any day. His re-
lease ut the college has not been or
drrcd. Probabilities are that some
retired officer loo old or physically
disqualified for active service will
he detailed al the college. Our con
sratulalionS and hest wishes To Cap
tain llerren.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
Crusades Are for Ideals.

rhe age of isolation for nations and
individuals has gone the age of com
munitv effort and collective determ-
nation Is here
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
BAPTIST CHURCH

'"rner Copper avenue and Elm street.
j. " TINNIN. Pastor
Residence. ne Pine Street
saohaih school. 9;ib to i0:i5. 4. c. Par
fish, superintendent.
~ } =. U. meets every Tuesday evenin,
~ 500.
Morning service, II 90
Evening service. 500
frayer service. Wednesday evening At 100
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
The TOiIers.

Strong. with the strength ui earth beneath
their tread
Slo" as the marching stars they gaze upon -
Squairons 81 living Men and LIVING Dead
The l.gions "l Democracy pres. on.
4, ou, the, cnmr. And who IN yundrr van
llluminr, an the path that men may see
Il think hr is fellow working man
\ clrucntcr. they say, from Galilee
Harold Spoarman IN Everybody
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

Albuquerque. Las Vegas and Tu
'"''''nrl are contestants for the l9Is
New Mexico Educational association
meeting
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
l00 Per Cent efficiency

When an lrishman bnv, good, of
a jew and sells them At q profit 10
a ScoIchman Gov Moore, of Iowa.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
ST. LuKE,s EPISCOPAL cHuRcH

The Rev. Thos. It. McClement. rector.
Holy communion, 500 a. m
sunday school, 9:30 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, 1890.
Evening prayer and sermon, 1880
cordial invitation is extended TO all.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
Overheard in Denim.

Camp Cody leads any $4,000 city
IN the world in morals and health
Major L. G. Clcmans
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services are held in the Moose Hall ovci
ihe Princess Theatre on East Pine street.
Services every Sunday at 500 o. IN.
Visitors arc welcome to our services
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
V~<<< ~ <<<< = .
' HERE AND THERE WITH
0uR CONTEMPORARIES =
<<<< ~

lhe guests at the "Staic Hotel
AT santa Fe, now number more than
five hundred.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

Films left to be developed or print
ed before 10 a. M, ready same day
) 30 .. m. llat;cn, ncxt 10 Graphic
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
Overheard IN OeminQ.

believe that measure requiring
universal military training in the
nlted States will be- passed by the
next congress --Conerc ~man W u.
Walton.
The Chicago Herald cryslallzed the
comment which has been made ON
senator Robert La Follettc's recent
uttcrances aud acts when It said he
will 20 down to the ages, "llunwcpt,
lIuuhonored aud llunsung."
She was, leStliylng ~ court. aud
"avc her are aS thirty. Won have
been /, this court several times IN
the last three years, said the Judge,
and YOU have never given any other
tge but thirty wears II know she
rctorted hauehtily. bur ! want To
tell YOU that, am not one who says
one thing today and another tomor-
row"
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
Defined at Last

Jokes says an eastern magazine,
Consist fundamentally in theiuxt-
aposition of the incongruous
-.,--
unc great editor has said that the
movement for the moral protection of
our fighting men is of an exalted in.
~piration.
The knitting habit which is be
coming so general represents another
phase of the country moral rcgcn-
Grafton
Germany, it is said, may lose the
war for lack of pork Ii may prove
M her ease then that the pis pen is
mlghtier than the sword,
s.
In the Italian drive it appear, ~
IT Germany has again got a man
around to third base, and cannot
bring him home. She never has pos.
.rssed a good pinch hitter
i.
Russia was unbeatable IL mil
lrv way. but she j. nov living pros.
Irate. the victim ot political flap
doodle and intrigue
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

About all that Deming streets APP
pear to need as temporary dressing
= q liberal application of the city's
famous $500
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

uiessins overflow meeting IN
chicago dry campaign.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30
lansina's New One.

Territorial propinquitv create, spc-
cial relations between countries.
s..
Whatever goes up must come down
was not sand of taxes. However. bet
ter government cannot be- secured
without higher taxes.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

The Indian Medical Association of
which Dir. h. IT, f'rayscr of Ship
rock j. treasurer, has just completed
plans whereby the association will
uubllsh monthly magazine devoted
10 the interests Of itS body. physi-
cian~ throughout the United States
belong lo the association. DR.. Hugo
Mullcr of CINCINNATI, will he the edi-
tor aud DIR. fravScr will be the busi-
ur-. manager. The Pennington En-
terprl>e has secured the contract for
the publishing of this magazine and
the first issuc will make lis appear
rance abou, the first of December.
Deming graphic., 1917-11-30

Agent. to issue licenses To- cover
the sale and purchase of explosive
within the state of New Mexico have
been appointed bv the Council of De
n-c for the several counties. These
appointments have been made in
compliance with directions from M
'ional Headquarters and are made
~ .essary by the new federal act
which prohibits the sale or purchase
of any explosives, except 10 persons
holding license. The license agent
for Luna county Is {, II. Hughes.
Demng; for Grant, Frank J. Wright,
Silver City. George IT, Bisby, Pmos
Altos. e. ". MarSailcs. LWdsburg
u. W Smith.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
The Reasons For The Christmas Banking Club

To provide way for those OF model
of what they earn.
To teach the saving habit to old as v
sum to save each week.
To mcke it easy for little children to
is the sure way to accumulate money.
To teach economy by showing that
for unnecessary things amount to large SUI
TO make SAVERS" instead of Isl
To help others to help themselves.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
Everybody Can Join--Nobody Is Barred Out

Everybody should join.
MEN and WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS, LITTLE c
all should join
You can take out memberships for your family or f
An employer can take out memberships for his emp
We will welcome everyone
Parents should Join our Christmas Banking Club to
their children. The saving habit acquired early in life is
in future life.
The Christmas Banking Club is the best way to ea
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1917-12-07
OPENING OF OUR CHRISTMAS BANKING Gil
On December 18th 1917
1t Costs Nothing To Join
How To Start

Look at the different clubs in the table below,
and select the club you wish to join then
come into our bank with 1Oc, Sc, &c, 1c
or soc, 81 90, $500 or whatever sum
you like; we will make you member OF
our Christmas Banking Club and give
you Bank Book showing the amount OF
money you have paid in, and the Club
you have joined
This is all there is to it,
The Green Forest tribune., 1917-06-15
ACT NO. 2?I.

Approved March p. 1917.
 An Act to amend Sections 2, ,. S. [, 1a. r and 26 of Act S7 of the Acts or 1915.
 Chances the term Of oo.fftce' from four years to two years of the municipal iud~e, provided judges serving as such shall hold unti1 tho reaular citv elec- ton in 1919 In the larger cities Act divides the court into two divisions a.nfl provides for judge for each divis- ion. Act provides. that judges in the srrtaf1er cities Sha1l receive a salary of s2fe00. The dualifeations as to length of pra ctice in the Circuit and Supreme Court for the first division in the lar:-- eer$cities and in the smaller citaS not to apply until the city election Of 1919. Act provides that fees shall be paid in advance in civil proceedings.
 Act authorizes city clerk to appoint deputies. subject to the confirmation of the city.councu. Provides that fines. forfeitures. etc. collected under city erdinapnes in both civil and criminal eases sh9'l he reported separately from those under State laws. Act amends Section 17 so as to exclude the ex- penses of the city clerk and his depu- ties from the second class account
 Amends Section 26 as to the number of deputies and the salaries thereof.