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WHEN DID you GET oUT2
An Old Settler Wants TO Return 10
the Customs Service.

To THE EDItoR oP THE sux-Str:
should like TO return TO my place in the
customs service.
SECTIONS l75i-S5. UNITED STATES RE-
vIsED STATUTES.
NEw YoRS, December 10.
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It Is unfortunate that the gob win
be deprived OF his Christmas dinner
at home. his mothers plum pudding.
by the failure Of the fieet to arrive at
the appointed time because Of severe
weather. But the reception on the
DAY after Christmas will bc as cordial
as II the ships could get Il re when
they were first expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-20

The certainty that JAMES r. MANI
wants to be Speaker OF the House is
only exceeded by the certainty that
he shouldn't be.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-20

The Governor-elect announces that
he Is not going to attend any public
dinners while he Is Governor. This
after the hotel men had confessed
that they were responsible for his
election. is cruel OF Mr.. SMITH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-20

II was not necessary for JoFFRE 10
enter the French Academy in order 10
be an Immortal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-20

Porto Rican demands reforms in the
island-Headiine.
Hush! Somebody Is busy with the
problems of another half of the world
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London once 4O-43 Flee: street.
Paris once, o hue de Ia Aichodiere. on
Rue du Quatre Septembre.
Washington once, Munsey building.
BROOKLYN once. Room 2O2 Eagle Build
NuR Q0Q
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~ eur iTierdf rho fqror ~ tri'h morH-
sertpts ord iHpstrufions for publications 18th
TO hdrs rejected drtfolss rsfuTned they must
10 ell eases send stamps for tAdf purpose
TELEPHONE. BEEKMAS 1900.
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Sharing the Cost Of the War.

NEW YoRK. December 10.
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PublIshed daily, Including SnnIAy, by the
Sun Printing and Publishing Association,
$50 Nassau at. Borough OF Manhattan, y. Y.
President, Frank A. Munsey. $50 Nassau st. +;
Vice President, Erwin wardman: Secretary,
r. H. Titherington; Treas, VIM. T. Dewari
all OF $50 Nassau street
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THE EVENING Sun, Per Month $3.50
THE EVENING Sun. Per Year.. 600
THE EVENING sun ForsIEn) Per NO I.5o
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29

Store ol George noFFls nune3 ilsu
with Taial Lass d
Stock.
lnlllal Circumstances HuFroull'illi
Event Cause Considerable
Speculation

Al llree O'Clock Wednesday morning.
The llre department was summoned By
d laiephone message 20 tho effect that
the grocery and fruit store of George
RorrIs was ON FIRE. Within few min.
nlGs tle iiremen were a. the place and
tholf prompt action mid effective WORK
resulted IN the prevention of any damage
excepting complete destruction of the
stock and fixtures The flames did n0t
spread to any II The nelghhoring Or adj
Joining buildings, an Of which ARE occu.
pied as living quarters, nor was the
store building itself destroyed, although
hadly damaged.
The alarm was turned IN by Mrs.
Seeiig wife Of a tailor who has a
small shop newt to the grocery. Another
tailor, Llgon, is In number 214. but he
did not wake until a waitress employed
by Don Fiatti got him out of sound
sleep by pounding on his door. The
same girl aroused all the other occu-
paRis OF adjoining houses and enabled
them 10 be ready for quck flight II the
fire spread.
The store building was not insured
hat ROrris had $500 insurance ON the
stock and fixtures, with Hughes Bros
This fact. the hour at which the fire
was discovered, the headway It had
when noticed. the manner In which II
started IN the apparent center Of the
building although there was no stov.
fire to blame have combined to create
much interest and speculation as L
what the insurance adjusIer will say
The feeling of duhlonsiess II increases
by knowledge of existing conditions
among the small local tradesmen. ant
by the quiet fitting Monday night o.
the Greek proprietors of the White Cafe
leaving creditors to hold a bag of un
paid bills aggregating close TO $3OO0.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
AlLVHR cry 0lNL 0ETa F0RTUNN



Through compromise Just effect
cd 10 the colehralel contest over the
win dlspuslng II the estate Of the late
Charles p. Moorman Of Louisville.
Ky. worth something over s8000OO0,
Miss Lucy M0orman Of silver City,
daughter Of Mrs, Jonn Moorman and
granddaughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Warren, win come IN for large part
Of the estate.
Miller who was dlstiller, died near
" two years ago, leaving a will Of
such complicated nature that adjust.
ment Of settlement Of the estate was left
to the circuit court Of appeals, Of Ken.
lucky. IN which Judge Kirby recently
handed down decision which establish.
Is the rights Of the elghtean-year.old
Silver City girl, and those Of the other
benenciarles.
After hearing the stntements Oi
counsel for 10th sides, Judge Kirby
approved the settlement and entered
Judgment affecting compromise OH
the following iepHIs:
For the maintenance Of Miss Lucy
Moofman from February 1917, I,
February. 1919. she Is given the sum
Of s55,OOO
From February 1910. until she /,
q years Of age, the date Of whicl
falls IN June. 1920, she Is To recciv,
81 .25O u month. When she arrives al
the age Of u she Is to receive out
right $225,00O Under the terms al
the will she was 10 receive $2O0,0Ol
NJ the age of %
The sum of $30OOO IL set aside fol
attorneys fees and expenses for tn
firm Of Humphrey Middleton. Crawfor,
& Humphrey. who represented Mis-
4 MOorman.
After Miss Norman becomes 9
she Is also entitled to a liberal suppor
from the estate. the details Of whicl
are 10 be determined by he trustee
appointed by Mr.. M0orman's will. n
follows: Arthur v. Board. DR.. Leon /
Solomon and Caldwell Norton.
The settlement also provides Tim
II Miss Norton mnrries and In
children. they are Ia receive half o
the estate when they reach the age o
u. II she dies without issue. or I
the children die before reaching y
this portion of the estate goes to IN
Moorman Home fr Aged Women. Thi
portion Is S1.5OO,00O.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29

The Cody lineup at the beginning Of
the game was composed largely Of col
lcge men, as the following shows:
Cunningham. Harvard, left end.
Dandelette 81. Thomas college, left
Tickle
Groves University of Texas, left
guard.
Perkins. Harvard. center.
Flinchnm. Carlisle. right guard
Day. Springfield Y. NJ. G. A.. right
tackle.
Hamilton. Purdue, right end.
Sulem. Minnesota. quarterback.
Randolph. Virginia. left halfback.
Craig Michigan, right halfhack
Jnckson, Mississippi \. and NJ, full
hack.
The Fort Bliss lineup is almost en-
tirely mnde up of college men, also
The members of the Fort All-Stars
who have played on college elevens
follows:
Mclean, University " Kansas, Tickle
CLARK, University Of Texas end.
Forney. Princeton. end.
Fridlcy. University of South Dakoia
end.
Newell lRhigh. end.
Savage Yale. halfhack.
Hartman. Pennsylvania University
mlfback.
Knowles. University of Colorado
iaclsle.
Frank. University " Nebraska
quarterback
As substitutes the Camp Cody team
iook along the following players
Major Price, left end; wcgman, lef
tackle; Hanks. left guard; "Bll
chief Brlenl. right tackle; Iaverty
right end: Gerberding. quarterback
Hager. left halflmck Dean right half
hack: Block. fullback Little Chief
Bates. quarterback; Goldson, end. Maio
Price Is one of the hest ends ever De
yeloped IN the east lie was a fouI
year star on the University Of Pcnsyl
vania team. lie only arrived NJ Cod
two weeks ago.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
FORT BLISS DEFEATS CODY
IN BRILLIANT FOOTBALL GAME
Star Athletes Of 97th Division Are
Whipped Only After Fierce.
Swift Fighting.

.a.IrI lr.
III TnsO. Fort Bliss Deming aud
Camp cody combined yesterday after.
noon to "Rll the stadium" and the
Cody and Bliss football teams had moth
ing to complain Of as to support by
rooters for the two eleyens. The
weather was ideal for the game, and
the fight was one that will always he
remembered by those who saw IT,
At the hour Of going to press, the
Graphic received telegraphic word that
there was a large enthusiastic attend
ance. that the weather was good, that
the Cody eleven made a splendid show
ing, hut that Fort Bliss won by u
score Of 10O, which means three touch
downs and one goal kicked. This Is
exactly the same us the score Of Deming
High against LAS Cruces last saturday
which the local team expects to repeat
IN the game here tomorrow afternoon
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
Condemned sIayer Adludrsl Inaans.

'u"" i,'''n' u""er Ss'''e'''e y
u'a'n' having neeh twice wpriesel
W Governor W. ~ iihnSey' tne See'
WI" ''p'lF'e '~n's R'"'i'eu mat tAs
o"h'e'Hn"' SayerS A'ili.y hight nF
"'l"'feh mo- WIS eAamihep ffihas
~ nearing orueseu ~ u's'fie1
a,'us'i NHsp"'lv y NAaR' A4.s'lss 1n'
Phys'c'a"S A''"rhey ~ .. hehehah
ol "nh'" re- eo"i'sh Ior iparra' ana
i''S''''' "I'ori'e! % . vaughn Were
present d"uge Ryan presided. rh'
eNa'n'ila,'o" or .he coiuemHe' mir'
uerer ,ei' u" ,"''"' 'l,' ne was 'n'' ne
WI" 'u"se "'ah "r"ertu tue YEA !
whrraf SuSp"u" ana ""l'"''tS
tue priSoner 10 ''' S''''e h'Spl'd' io'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
nemInr MereanlIIe,s New Manager

IOnis Brown, formerly assistant cash.
Ter In the Bank Of Deming. has taken
over the management of the Deming
Mercantile Co., In which capacity he
will assume the duties formerly de-
volving on II. NJ. Sibley, and a few more
in the bargain.
With competition as keen as It is in
Dcming, personality and ability are de-
cdlng factors when prices and goods
are equal: as Mr.. Brown has both quail
ties IN marked degree his transfer II
commerce. from finance. will prove In
tereSting to competitors and the buying
public.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29

Tucumcarl. aS recounted Aefnre IN
the Graphic columns. has recently sat.
iered severe loss by Gre, FIVE having
occurred within short periods of each
other. Il now transplres that. as he
lleved at the time. they werf 81 lncen.
diary origin; also that three of thcul
were started by J. y. EHsllnger. of the
village fire department
Enslinger. who Is said to have cm
fessed. Is credited with saying Tint ~
likes excitement and does not enjoy tbs
lazy life a fireman lsads when llcr,
are no especially AZ he Is .,nls
Iaid when trying to put one oiit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29

Storm Prevented Arrival Of Cruces
Fer 1tanhseiylns, 10 Teams
Meet Tomorrow.
Same Team Demlng "Blues" Defeated
Saturday on Own Grounds
BY Score Of 1910.

Rooiers and families Of the DemIng
fighting "Bluer team, as well as the
hundreds Of Fans who had intended see,
ing the game. were very much dIsap.
pointed when word came through yesler.
day that the las Cruces eleven was
80 securely storm-bound that Il could
not get to Demlng. However. there will
he full compensation tomorrow. as las
Cruces Is determined % get "hunk" fpr
the trimming II received last saturday
and the "Bme Bulldogs while extend
ing themselves to reclprocate the court
estes shown them In Las Cruces, are
confident Of giving their opponents Il
second dose from the same bottle.
The following Is the lineup TOR last
Saturday. MS we'll as for the coming
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29


Here afe some Of ne 0la iHli
nation contributed 70 tle iflllI q
the Allied armies IN ihe w nihti
Germany:
A war chest of t57.0lA0n0o fol
EXPENSES up 10 the end of the Qalnnl
nscal year. OF tbs s4al1 100.o0t
has heen extended 70 0nr AllIps i
the form of leans.
An army 0f A,000000, nHhoflaef
strength. More than 2.001eQo wefs
on the hattie ground after being trans
ported aOl0 miles through albH|arln,
Infestesll waters. while another million
and o quarter were training asad em
barking AZ the moment Germany sur
rendered.
a navy Of 1000 fighting ps thai
has protected our stream 9eane
ports through the war zone and d
the same time helped keep the kalser'i
feet harmless IN German ports
Fully 1s.O00,OOO tons Of f,solrtuifr
shipment Of which sased az Alllei
from hunger. much Of VIII repre-
sented the cheerful self-denlal d
America.
Countless articles ~ latest arm!
equipment. including roine-ytlf IN
mIghtiest engines Of war yet develop
ed, wrought by a peaceful nation sud
denly becoming an arsenal
Nearly 7,O0O0O0 dead weight tons o
merchant shipping and traiIlpnrts Il
help overcome distractions By L boat,
The Red Cross and countless othe
relief workers, giving food. medicine
clothing and comfort incaIcuahle.
Finally, In campaign thut Will
carefully planned for several WEEKS wa
actively conducted for only eight day,
citizens Of the United STATES have vol
untarlly given about SeO5Oml0m 10 b
used by the seven great war relief ~
ganlzations that are looking 9ffer tn
physical. mental aud moral Welfare q
our soldiers This the grmtest FIRE
will offering in the history ~ the worlt
Is indeed fitting climax 70 the won
derful accomplishments that preceded
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
AMERICANS WILL
i GI0RIFY britain
Unltsa States WIN Deelare Holida.
As Tribute 70 Our Ally
December 1ih.
Governor Lindsey Names A. W. Pollard
70 Arrange Dsmlngs
Program

The wonderful benefit to the world
II decency BY the efforts Of Great Brit
AIMS ''cOntemptible little army" win be
universally acclaimed on the seventh
day Of December. Throughout the
United States there will be jubilee and
toastlng Of the nation 70 which we used
to refer az the flight little island king
dom" hut Whose glorious achievements
In the world war We win never tire Of
praislng
Governor Lindsey, In accord with gov
ernors Of al other states, Is taklng N,
steps necessary to make the occasion
one Of national tribute TO the only on'
of the great European powers that al
the close Of the war, remains mon
archy, and has appointed A. W. Pollaf
as chairman for Deming.
1t Is planned to have mass meetings
pnrades, speeches by prominent men
who will tell Of Great Brllah's splcn
aid governmental efforts to prevent Ger
man aggression. and the almost incred
ihle manner IN which she developed
, equipped and hung at the Germans
within few months, huge array o.
fghtlng men matched from tailoring
shops, pharmacies and work shops o.
all kinds after her gallant little stand
ing army, shoulder to shoulder will
the men Of Belgium and Franc
appreciation Of what have now truly he
FriederIch from eating any meals Il
Paris. unless II Is prison fare. AlsC
there will doubtless be some returne'
soldiers, who win describe their eS
periences In the trenches alongside q
the "hlO0mln' red-c0ats."
When Mr.. Pollard returns from +
paso. where war welfare work ha
kept him good part Of the week, h
will perfect the Dcmlng program. whic
will he published ln next weeks Graph
together with resume Of what the ma
tlon win d0. to show its pride IN an
appreciation Of what lisla.now truly h'
come our "hrothers across the sea-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
Record lreaI.Ing Weather al silver Clty

A total snowfall Of IL inches IN Sil
yer City aud vicinity Sunday and yes
terday establishes new record foI
November ~ far rs weather records
20. The storm, which was general
over greater part Of the Southwest
relieves dry spell that has extended
over period Of months. during whicl
there has been u serious shortage 0i
water. both for Stockralscrs, farm
ers. mining companies and domestic
use.
The snow storm was preceded by Il
rain Sunday morning, which shortly
after noon turned into sleet and snow
The precipitation prior to the snow wa'
10 Of an inch. At p. M. Sunday Il be
gan to snow and by q p. m. this ha,
iotallcd two inches Late Sunday night
q snow storm set IN that attained III,
proportions Of blizzard and by $ a. m
Monday the snowfall had reached eight
inches, Il mowed all day Monday M
til 3 y. m, adding another five inches
to the snowfall. making a grand tota
of ~ inches, though the maximum depti
never exceeded 10 inches because o
the mild temperature which caus,'d ih'
snow To settle rapidly.
The total snowfall IN Deming wa
about two inches and the lowest tenn
perature during the storm was u above
zero.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
RIsI,on IIow,I,n Coming

The n. Rev. Frederick H. Howden,
u. u. Of Albuquerque, bishop Of the
Episcopal church. In the district Of
New Mexico. will he a visitor IN Deming
this next Sunday evening and Monday
lie viii speak ai 81. l.nkes church
tcomer Of Spruce bud TIM at $ o'clock
sunday evening M residents Of Dem
ing are invited 10 avail themselves
Of this opportunity to hear Bishop
HOwtlell.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29

Pissl MYeHh1Atf IIliafF
Whm isis PIaaa Naas
Hiss 0rauHd.

Plenty of liulmenl was needed -
Deinlne last Monday morning, % cure
siif nerka acquired the pFacesling sat-
nftlay and sunday hy the majority ~
nemlnslles' who spent most u their
tine watching for the aifplane that WIS
scheduled to arrive here saturday after
nom on the way 70 Waahlngiou frum
santa Harlmra. California. hui which
has not yei appeared.
As told III The Graphic several weeks
ago. the ueemd aerial mali rnie that
the postal authorities lniulsl establish
hug which Is named for she Wrleiii
brotherN IL from Washington through
New Olreans. san Anisqila. " l'aSA
Denilng. Yuinu, 10 San Jienl rhr
lnughpad Alrplpne 60. ~ Santa llaf
barn recently built q plane ~ their ovai
invention. raulppel with Eiall-scdli
motors; IN pgnctiee flights Il hns sle.
velUtesI srurd u Igll miles per lnur.
After they considered their plane per.
fecied they decided d make dem.
,nsirntlon flight. over the propose'l misiI
route. that ihev might have souiid hasls
for recognition when government mnl
contracts are awarded to alrplune man-
ufaciurers. With this ohjeci. they az.
ranged the present iiEht. that has brel
so unfortunately stopped AZ rs hegln.
ming.
pilot q. $. \. Myerhoffer. who for.
merry built aud few passennr-mrry.
Ing seaplanes at San Dlegn. was ln
command Of the machine, accompanied
by assistant pilot A. &. Ferleau ami
mechanlcian Ieo Flint. he lefi santa
Barbara az 5:15 last Saturday morning
Five hours later the plane passed over
Yuma. Arizona. flying al about eighty
miles an hour. That was the last heard
Of them until Carl E'hFist9iierson. l.ohgh-
head representative IN Deming. received
q telegram saying that when near Vel.
lflnn. A miles easi Qf Yuma. nm engiue
rocker-arm had broken and the fmrtE
had descended in the desert. breaking
a tail skid In the operation m't that
repairs would he made. theu the plane
would proceed fifty miles to ella take
gasoline. and continue the flight az
riving here Sunday AFTERNOON.
On Sunday. Myerhoffer remained ~
: Gila. waiting for reports Of u cessation
Of the storm that was raging here. and
on Monday he attempted TO siar again
, on his hight to Demlng. As the machine
gathered headway on its preliminary
: run along the ground. and was about
, to rise. uneven ground was struck. the
= big plane divel into gully. and turned
: ed somersault, Myerh0ier was slight
. hurt. and mechanician Flint was
, bruised ~ severely that he is still IN Il
: hospital. hut there Is no report that he
: has any broken bones or internal in
} iuries Mverhoffer telegraphed To
: ChristOiferson, asking him to 20 to ella
at once and take charge, hut the latter
, is sick In he'd, fighting of threatened
= attack Of Influenza. He knows nothing
yet Of the Loughead company's plans
4 regarding further effort hut believes
4 that another attempt will he made as
: Oon as the F-A2 Is repaired or another
b, plane * built.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
TEXAS LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Criminal Court Of Appeals uphOlds
Lower Court Action

Austin. Nov. 2S.-The criminal court
Of appeals has overruled the attorney
generals motion for a rehearing In the
test case Of statewide prohibition. In
which the lower court had decided that
The Texas dry law is unconstitutional.
The opinion. which was written by
Aldge W. G. Morrow. holds that mill
lary necessity does not become au-
thOrity for the passage Of law m-
less public danger he imminent and
pending. II further holds that statu.
tory prohibition was not necessary to
prOect soldiers from liquor evils, on
account Of regulations already exist.
Ing.
Attorney general Iooney has main.
tained that the portions Of the act,
f0rhidding transportation Of int0xi.
eating liquors. are unaffected by the
decision Of the court and has obtained
lnjunctions forhiddlng railroads from
dlsregardlng these features
The Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe
railway has appealed 10 the third
court Of civil appeals to dissolve this
Injunction and the constltuilonality OF
these features of the law win likely
be carried to the supreme court. :
The attorney general to-day
stated that comptroller Terrell has &.
informed him that 80 license for
the sale Of liquor win be issued
by the c0MptrolleF's department.
The attorney general held, In a
recent opinion given the comp
tFOller. that all licenses became
void when the statewide act went
into effect and that no law auth
0rlxlng Issuing Of licenses Is now
existing. The comptroller win abide
by bis opinion,
The attorney general also says thai
his department will lae every steI
authorized BY law Ia hinder traffic II
Intoxicating liquors ana InjunciIon'
against any person selling, transport
ing. advertising or delivering liquors
will be sought as heretofore
The action Of the court will not az
feet conditions IN VI paso during IN,
war. local officials, including Judge W
ID. Howe 34th district court. havini
previously held TINT the zone law q
still In effect and win remain 80 unit
peace Is declared, according to a. B
Elfers. assistant district attorney.
sH0wcver. local prohibition leaders
notably Judge y ] lsaacks. have call
cd attention to the fact that II state
wide prohibition is killed by court nc
tlon. local option election would have
to he held II III paa Is not 10 resuml
its former wet" condition at the clos
Of the war.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29
Grant County Led State

Final figures In New Mexico by
county on subscriptions tn lsp U,tted
War Work Fund show that Grant
county led every other county by u
wide margin with subscriptions of ap.
proximately $I4.OOO and percentage
of 200. The nations total Of $1TO.
5O0.O00 was oversubscrited, accord-
Ing to incomplete returns so'far avail.
able, showing that the United States
still Is backing the boys overseas 10 the
very limit. The magnificent response
of Grant county is u splendid tribute
t0 the people at home and those IN
active charge Of the drive are elated
over the showing made.
Grant county always oyersubscrIbes
The big corporations within It's limits
see 10 that-more power to them. But
in considering their figures, don't forget
that Luna Oyerscrlhed her allotment by
nearly ffy per cent and thai we have
no Phelps-D0dge to draw on to max,
mp deficits.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29

Dr. ]. W. Barbec has been as busy
as man should le Besides rather
large number Of city patients to at
tend, he has been called to Columbus
three times during the week, as well
as to Hurley and Hatch.
Dr. Barbee's belief Is that general
health conditions IN the county are re-
markahly good, considering the had
weather and the large number 0f per
sons who have recently recovered from
influenza. su
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-11-29

camp Furlong has again heef quaran-
tined against the town u Columbus.
owing 10 recurrence Of lnilnenSa among
soldiers Of the oath infantry.
This regiment, hereiofore unaffected
by the epidemic. has now ahnnl sixty
men In hospital As they were oaughi
while the disease was IN IT, first stages.
and Immediately put under proper care.
and as the men are all IN excellent
general health, the medical authorities
at Camp Furlone believe that there win
he little Development Of paen Il
among the patients