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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21

Is the Statement Of This Denim
Woman.

NegtttNNte
Backaehe is often kidney ache.
A common warning Of serious kid
ney ills.
"A Stitch in Time Saves Nine
Don't delay-nse DOan's Kidney
Pills.
Profit by the experience Of Mrs.
Mae Poe, 500 Platinum avenue. She
says; II know Of nothing so good for
a weak, aching back and other kidney
disorders as DOan's Kidney Pills.
About five years ago my back was
giving me no end of trouble and my
kidneys didn't act right. / was
greatly annoyed by spots floating be-
fore my eyes and | often had dizzy
spells. got DOan's at the Palace
Drug Store and they soon cured me-"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Poe had. Foster Milbun Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21

4 a call Of the most urgent natnre
hes been sent out By the naval re-
lsefYe for carpenter mates and quar-.
leEmasters for work n the non-flyina
section Of naval aviation.
With naval aviation taking on
greater activity each day a most
pressing need exists for earpenters'
mates who may Be enrolled from the
following trades Wood working fac
tory mechanic, skilled pattern maker.
eahinet maker, piano sounding board
builder, aif propeller builder, journey
man carpenter, stair builder, boat
carpenter, door and sash mill fore
man, wood mill worker, mill man,
factory carpenter, tank or station
pipe factory worker, cooper, barrel
maker.
IN u quartermasters' section Of
naval aviation an equally urgent call
has been sent ont by the naval reserve
for men Who can be recruited from
the following trades: Experienced
cutter and cloth filter, uphOlsterer,
carriage or auto top maker or trim
mer, wire rope maker, wire makers,
small work pattern makers, canvas
workers, tent makers, tailor, canoe
builder, interior finisher, canvas deal
er or iobber factory canvas in
speetcT, cloth inspector, textile mill
product inspector, interior decorator,
frescO painter, large sign painter,
wagon or carriage painter, expert
furniture finisher, automobile, car
riage or truck painter, house interior
finisher, varnisher, paint mill chem
lists, experienced paint mill workers,
tent erectOr call rigger, general rig
ger and rope splicer.
District Enrolling Officer c. L.
Jaffe, 405 Sheldon building, San
Francisco, Calf, will furnish OH in
formation necessary to those who an
swer this important and imperative
call.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21

lI.s sis',s' ''H''' 'nl'''' n ''T'' 'vs pub
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21

Mrs. H. H. Bishop and son, former
residents Of Deming, are here from
Los Angeles this week. Both were
witnesses in the Archileta damage
suit, which came up in the district
court Tuesday. Mrs. Bishop reported
that her son, Herbert, who has been
in the army at Camp Gordon, Co.,
has been ordered to Camp SAVER, N.
c., for a course at the officers train
ing school.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21
GILPIN RUBBER WORKS.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF LUNA AND STATE
OF NEW MEXICO
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of William Tate
Deceased
EXECUTRIXs NOTICE.
To Whom Il May Concern:
The undersigned, executrlx Of said estate,
hereby gives notice that on Monday, on the
first day Of July. A. d. 1918, At ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon Of said day, at the County
Court House IN Deming. Luna County, New
Mexico, ahe viii apply 10 said court for an
order Of approval OF her FINAL account and re-
port on Ole IN this cause aud for her dia
charge as such execntrix.
SOPHIA A. TATE,
Execuirix Of the Estate ~ William Tate
Deceased.
a. W. POLLARD,
Attorney for Execuirix.
June 7.as
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21

j. J. Williams sold his cleaning and
pressing establishment on North Gold
last week to A. T. Hesler, who will
conduct it in the future. Mr., Will
Hams will leave Deming, he says.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21
AFTER We HAVE FINISHED

wlcanizing a punctured cut or torn
tire It is good as new both for service
and in appearance. Vulcanizing is
the only real method Of repairing
tires. II doubles their life and mile
age 9ervice. Il cuts down tire ex-
pense tremendously. If you have a
wounded tire send il here to be
treated.
a. ~. a.n.. ..
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21

Line up and sign up on National
War Savings Day.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21
l-O72e
NOTICE OF CONTEST.
(For Puhlicatlon.)
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Las CRUCES, N. NJ,

uNiAEU oIAIEh LAND QEIlOE.
LAS CRUCES, N. ~,
To Richard F. EehIey, Of DsninS, n n.
Contested
You are hereby notified that Oscar s. Nor.
RE, who gives Deming, New Mexico, 90 hia
pOaloitice address, did on Nay O. 1918, fle
10 this office his duly corrohoraied applloa.
ton 70 contest aud secure he cancellation OF
your homestead, Entry No. 0iGoio, Serial No
0l0olo, made July ~, 1917, Tor y e Of Sec. 3
Twp - 3, haneo n W.. N. n. p, Meridian.
and e grounds for hls contest he alleges that
Edward =. tckley. conteaioo, has wholly ahan.
doned said tract Of land and chaneed ria
residence lherefrom for more than aix months
since making said entry, and next prior 10
ne date herein that said tract ID not settled
upon and cultivated By said entryman Al ne.
qulfed By law. that the enirymana allaapd
nb1enca from The said land was not due 10 ia
employment u military service rendered IN
connection with operations IN Mexico, o. along
ihe herdara thareoi az N mobilization camps
eAeNhete, N me military or naval organiia
il1n oi the United Staten or TIE Natiosal Ouard
q any 81 de several states.
ion are therefore,, further notified that ne
eala allegations win b taken a. confessed.
4nl your said entry win b. cancfIod without
ianhef rlfht % he heard, either before fhif
Office or on appeal n you fail 10 illa N nm
office within twenty days after he rOURTH
puhlleaiion o. this noiico. a. shown below. yoln
anlver' under cath, specifically respondlnr %
NEE alterations 81 contest together Win
cue proof iaai you have served q copy o. your
as1ss oa We l.la Contestant either IN person
You should state N yonr nnnwer tha nam.
o. ne poaloilica to which you desire fntnrs
nniiets 20 DO sent a. you
John "a BuRNerDR
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-06-21

Date 81 fra pnhiicaiion May o., iaia
OATS u second publication June q. iola
nale ol ialrd Publication, June 10. 1918
Da'e q ionrih publication. June 10, 1918
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-03
A nelD lDay to cook A nelU .Day to
 save Use tue Duplex Priceless Cook
 StOUe

This new way to cook is the sure way-the way that re- quires no watching-the way which does away with experi- ment, with spoiled foods, that lessens coal bills and gas bills. To cook food in this 20th cen tury stove you simply heat radiator for a few minutes on your gas stove. You place it in the cooker, place your food, whatever it might be, on top, close the cooker and forget all about it. It must get done if given time-and no matter how much time you give it, it can't get overdone. Foods can not burn in the Duplex fire less cooker. They simply reach a state of perfection and re- main that way, piping hot, un- til ready to be served.
 --4th Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-03
LOvEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
Windsor Ties
 50c

The present day vogue for blouses with collars, middies or plain tailored dresses, has created the vogue also for Windsor ties.
 To meet the demand, which this vogue has created, we have a splen- did assortment of fine silk crepe Windsors, made extra wide and long, at 59c. These include such colors as cardinal, salmon, turquoise blue, electric blue, Nile green, light green, purple, navy, white and black.
 Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-03
It's white hat time.

It's white hat time.
 And we, very fortunately, have just received beautiful group of new white hats which are really splendid values at $50 each.
 Six weeks earlier shapes like these would have cost you $50, and now you buy the shapes, plus pretty, sea- sonable midsummer trimmings. In this lot of 100 hats there are no two alike. So you can readily see what an interesting selection they represent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-03
100 NEW WHITE HATS featured in the Millinery Store this morning at
 $9.50 each

Choice of Italian Milans straw sail lors, faced with white georgette crepe, trimmed for semi-dress, with fancy feathers. Others differing be- cause of trimmings of ostrich bands, flowers and gros. grain ribbon. The shapes are not by any means similar. The widths of the brims vary, the height of the crowns vary, and the trimmings present many novel varia- tions. Every model is suited for aft ernoon wear with sheer summer cos tunes, and there isn't one which the woman who can appreciate good value will not buy at $50.
 I'd F1oop
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-03
Mid summer Oilet Goods Sale

This will
  
 to in
 
 able qualities a
 
 Flyers Le Trefle Azurea Vegeta l15 Palm0lye soap for bath toilet 1Oc Hmds honey and almond cream for sunburn 39c nex for dyeng all kinds of fine fabrics silk cotton Peroxide of hydrogen, in four bottles Sc eoOrlte for making old straw hats look like 21c Miya, fine French face powder, all tnts 45c Hughes Ideal hair brushes, with fiber bristles goo Pam0hve shampoo, splendid liquid for the hair 45c Rose bath toilet soap, good size cakes, each 5c 1ure rice powder White or flesh. package 10c flvers Azurea or Le Irefle face powder box I25 Wanous shampoo bags for making the hair soft and silky AuDry sisters Beautlfler, fine liquid rouge 29c G0urands Oriental cream, large size bottles 1855 Farrs gray har restOrer always satisfactory goo SenrecO tooth paste the perfect mouth wash dene Pinauds Eau de Qunne, the best hair tonic made 95c
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
WORSE
THAN GAS

Kidney disease is no respector
of persons. 1t attacks young
and old alike. In most cases, the
victim is warned Of the ap-
preaching danger. Nature fights
back. Headache, Indigestion, in
somnia, lame back, lumbago,
sciatica, rheumatism, pain in the
loins and lower abdomen, diff
Guilty in urinating, all are indi-
cations of trouble with the kid
neys.
When such symptoms appear
you will almost certainly find
quick relief in GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Oil Capsules.
This famous old remedy has
stood the test for two hundred
years in helping mankind to fight
off disease. 1t is imported di-
rect from the home laboratories
in Holland, and may be had at
almost every drug store. Your
money promptly refunded if it
does not relieve you. Be sure
to get the genuine GOLD
MEDAL Brand. In sealed pack
ages, three sizes.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16

closing the saloons until the ep.
idemic is under control. The To-
cal Chairman of the Board of
Health stated this morning that
the orders from the body he rep
resents must be Obeyed to the
letter and without the slightest
relaxation.
There is no desire on the part
of any officer to close down on
business. But business is suf-
fering and will continue to suf-
fer as long as the spread of the
Spanish. Influenza continues.
The way to make business nor
NAL again is to make health
conditions normal. This can be
accomplished largely by follow
ing out the orders of the. Board
Of Health, one of which is for
people not to congregate. Let
no person linger. longer. than
necessary. away. from. their
homes. Let those who. have
done their days work or who
are prevented from working for
some reason stay at home and
stay off of the streets. Let
these who have business in town
to attend to get it over with and
go home. Let us avoid gather
ing in groups in stores, saloons,
on sidewalks or elsewhere to ex-
change a single idle word. Let
visiting cease until safety is as
Unless these things are
done. the local Health and City
Hefieers are going to take steps
which will tend to enforce these
which. are now re-
uuestec -
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
Chamber Of Commerce Files Information With
Federal Commission Which Is Investigating
Country's Port Facilities
South Looked To For Relief From Crow1ed Conditions At
Atlantic Aud Pacific Harbors Morgan Chy-Berwick
Commercial Organization Determined That Local
Possibilities Be Not Overlooked By Government

! forwarded the following statement
including information concerning
Morgan City and Berwick, which
even the capable questionnaire die
not cover
| 1--WE desire to cali your particular
attention to the fact that this port
Morgan City, La, is FRESH
WATER port-one of the few in the
/ United States, with a depth of water
to the Gulf of Mexico of not less
than 21 feet; also via Plaquemine
Locks, on the Mississippi river direct
river transportation to all points or
the Mississippi river, with minimum
depth of feet.
''The Union Bridge and Construc
ton Company have six co. way
shipyard. Have put over two (2)
Ferris type of ships and four az
more to be launched shortly, all of
3,5O0-ton capacity. The above
mentioned company has additional
contracts for six (6) 5,5OO-ton ships
and three (3) 2,5OO-ton seagoing
barges.
GAS a FRESH WATER port we
call your attention to the deep water
frontage and anchor facilities.
Climatic conditions, average win
ter temperature 60-seldom freezes
summer, 85. Abundance of PURE
water"
The commission by now has in its
possession the questions and answers
which included the data called for in
the questionnaire form. One of the
greatest needs for the proper de-
velopment of Morgan City and Ber-
wick is simply a medium which will
tell to the world the unusual ad-
vantages Morgan City and Berwick
possess. The following QUESTIONABLE
as completed has been a splendid op-
portunity along this line and the ad-
vertising is in the hands of men who
can make the most of it:
l. Controlling depth of water to
the sea?
From Morgan City to the com
mencement of the Governm ent Chan,
nel-a distance Of twenty-five (22)
miles, the shallowest water is near
the commencement of the Govern
ment Channel, where a depth of
twennty-one (2D feet is registered
The average depth is fort (40) feet
for the above mentioned TWENTY-FIVE
(22) miles.
From the commencement of the
Government Channel to deep water
in the Gulf of Mexico, a distance OF
ten (10) miles, the shallowest waite,
is a depth of eight (8) feet-this will
soon be deepened to a depth OF
twenty (20) feet by government
dredge, which is now having repairing
done at the local wharves.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16

A few weeks ago a statement from
the U. S. Shipping Board was pub
lished in the press relative to the ere
alton of new branch in its organiza
ton to be known as the Commission
on Port and Harbor Facilities. The
duties Of this body, so it was stated
were to secure data covering the
present facilities end future posi-
lities of the ports of the nation
The statement further explained that
the present congested condition OF
ports and harbors on the Atlantic .and
Pacific coasts was in measure re-
sponsible for the formation of the
new body. The future also held ad
ditional reasons why expansion es-
pecially of Southern ports should be
looked into.
Uncle Sans merchant marine is
growing at rapid rate and will con
tinue to develop for some me to
come. If the ports of the East and
West are congested today what will
they do if constantly increasing ton
mage is turned over to their care? 1t
is the ports, and points having ideal
advantages for development into
ports, located in the South, which
must come to the rescue The Ship
ping Board has intimated very strong
ly that this is their idea Of proper
solution of the problem.
Shortly after the publication of
the foregoing information, the Cham
Der of Commerce got in touch with
the commission by letter, enclosing
data deemed necessary to compel
their interest. The letter was closed
with the statement that more of the
same would follow, if wanted A re
ply was promptly received and if the
the information they desired is a
guage Of their interest, Morgan City
and Berwick look good to them! Ac-
companying the letter was a ques-
tionnaire consisting of twenty-four
questions.
The military QUESTIONABLE has es-
tablished standard for complete,
mess and thoroughness which will
stand for all time. This Shipping
Board QUESTIONABLE thoroughly be
lieves in upholding this standard. II
is truly a QUESTIONABLE.
Manager Harman was thus con
fronted with a job. But he went to
it with a will and a few days age
he wrote the last answer to question
No. "a, heaved huge sigh of relief
and placed the result of his labors
into the mails. On the same day
Senator Guion and Representative
Martin were notified of what had
been done and their cooperation was
solicited.
In addition to the QUESTIONABLE
answers the Chamber Of Commerce
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
Morgan City Answers
Kaiser's Peace Play
With Renewed Bond
Purchases
Inspiring Attitude of President
Demands Unstinted Backing
of Every Citizen. Quota Must
Be Raised Quickly.

Only three days after today in
which to make good the unsold quota
! of Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds for
Morgan City. They must be sub
scribed quickly unless this community
has decided for the first time since
war activities began to do less than
J it has been requested to do. Many
are responding to the call but many
more must do so. Add the weight
of your approval to the Presidents
stand by helping to place back of him
the money with which to enforce his
demands.
Any one of the three banks in Nor
gan City will take your order for a
Liberty Bond. Each bank is offering
to carry the bond for you on such
easy terms that only the rottenest
kind of Stacker can refuse to buy.
It's debt you owe to humanity. Pay
it proudly and promptly-pay it to-
day. Here are a few more of the
folks who realize the need of the
nation:
A. j. Balotte
Joseph Martin
Grace Monk
W. L. Edgerly
J. J. Greenwood
Nolan Adoue
Numa Davis
Walter 0zie
Carlo Ingoglia
Just Charles
Gulf Refining Company
H. Loeb Co.
E. Gray
H. Balotte
Louis ourgeois
T. A.Duffy
Frank Grizzaffi
Knight Fish Co.
Robt Jas. Morgan
C. A. Compton
Lawrence Hebert
Cleveland Mason
M. Gautreaux
Continued on Page Two)
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16

The filling in of the Government
Channel is caused by the want of
traffic during the war and the for
nation is silt or mud, which is very
easily removed and would NOT be
in evidence, if the traffic was main
tained, as was the case previous to
the breaking out of the war.
2. Tidal range on entrance bar?
Eighteen (18) inches.
3. Tidal range within harbor?
Eighteen (18) inches.
4. Berthing capacity in lineal feet
of the several depths of wharfage
available, with normal depth of water,
at each berth or pier?
Eighteen hundred (1SOO) feet
covered; five hundred (500) feet city
wharfs; all the above mentioned,
twenty three (2300) feet, fronts the
Southern Pacific R. R. switch. Depth
of water at wharfs forty (4O) to
ninety t9U) 1eeC.
Are existing pier and berthing
space sufficient for present traffic?
If not, why not?
The piers are ample and, in fact,
recently more than is necessary on
account of the vessels heretofore
freighting lumber having been taken
by the government and put in other
trade.
6. Can any additional traffic
likely be imposed upon them be
handled and if so, to what extent?
Much space can be had for any
additional traffic, depending upon the
bulk of the freight, but sufficient
piers can be made available at small
expense.
z. Are the piers, wharves, etc,
located at the most favorable points
with reference to railroad lines serv-
ing the port?
YES.
8. Names of railroad lines serv-
ng the port?
Main line of the Southern Pacific.
The Frisco R. R. completed to within
seven (7) miles of Morgan City.
9. Do the railroad lines transfer
from rail to ship, and are they of
sufficient capacity and properly To-
lated?
Transfers made from rail to ship
and are Of sufficient capacity and
proper location.
10. Dry docking facilities = ca
oacity of each dry dock, with depths
over the sills of each; other details
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16
rhose With No Work To
n And No Urgent Bus
noes To Attend Should
Stay AT Home
r..;rman Board of Health Says
' Rarrooms Must Stay Cleared
.rd Crowds Prohibited From
ronpregating on Sidewalks.

New cases of Spanish Influ-
.,,a are again reported. One
assth has occurred during the
.sst twenty -four hours and sew
! ral cases show alarming condi-
Sons. The Board of Health, the
/ rsd Cross and other organiza-
enns and individuals are work
l''g with might and main to
dsy the disease and to give
noner attention to those af-
aieted. Brave young girls, wo>
mon and men are putting aside
| III thoughts of self and are de-
| roting themselves to the nursing
xthe sick. More volunteers are
needed. More serious conditions
NAV result unless these present
ases can secure all the help
| needed.
Perhaps the only way to pre-
vent the further spread of the
hngerods disease is to pre-
vent all gatherings of people.
| This warning has been sent
hpadcast by the State, Parish
md Local Boards of Health. And
| yet
In the face of the orders from
| tie Board of Health, a depraved
Netch has secured from some
(r from several booze sellers in
Morgan City sufficient booze to
mae him drunk. This happened
during the past twenty-four
hours. As a result the drink
|log started a row on Front
Street and within a few minutes
u great crowd had jammed
around to satisfy their curiosity.
This crowd rubbed shoulders,
|heathed each others breath and
treated the opportunity for
lfeading the Spanish Influenza,
against which half of the ma
ton is now struggling
The Review believes that there
y never time when the saloon
snot menace to the surround
ir~s in which it exists. Morgan
City saloon men are no worse
than in any community. And
there never was a time when sa-
hons are less needed than at
this time. Because of their ma
ture, the State Board of Health
sscussing the closing down
g such places until danger from
influenza shall have passed. It
= such happenings as that row
@ Front Street which leads
Nards Of Health to consider
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16

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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-16

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The daily morning oasis., 1918-04-06
CRITICAL, SITUATION AT AMIENS
AftefTLaa TLaaaag Day Of Desperate Fighting
German, Armies Closer to City on
+ Three Sides


* .saszzs international News Service)
by the German upon 45me 'front.' between Montdidier
and the Teuton closer to Amens from
three directions particularly where the Germans after
losing an appalling number attacks gained
almost mile from the British.
At time divisions north and south of Albert
tried pierce British right flank to force General
but they dened British line south of Albert driving south
westward along the line of the Albert and Amiens railway
North Albert the Germans held in bloody check Their
whole flank Montdider Noyon remains parayzed
Vicious Montddr the French
6nt hit back dented the Ger
man line in several places after beating off massed assaults of
$4,000 picked 'shock" troops with cruel losses.
Summarized the situation tonight that the peril to
Amiens had onousy after all days battle which
showed sign of stacking when darkness fell That the British
right endangered by the German advance below Albert but
the French line from Albert Noyon intact
proved therefore General Hag still holds the whip hand against
N southern leg of the German wedge Patiently he is holding the
balance reserve may perhaps within the
twelve hours. sAA~S A AsGA# #ANN
ing for the fight with Fred Fulton July
equally critical the position of the German left flank and
flank level the CENTER the French
mans nothing, and might prove terrible boomerang