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Deming graphic., 1919-07-15
BUYING HIS POPULARITY

I'VE the authorized by the Mt. News
Bureau TO offer you without cost"
says the Western Newspaper Union, a
boiler plate" news agency for de-
crept country newspapers, "a one
column weekly review Of the proceed
lngS Of the Ford-Tribune libel case"
Enclosed were proofs containing all the
evidence favorable to Mr.. Ford in his
million dollar libel suit against the
Chicago newspaper that called him an
anarchist II Is thus that rich men are
favorable public opinion regardless Of
merit.
The Graphic would like to call
Mr.. Ford an anarchist and get sued by
the jitncy king for a million dollars:
hut just think OF the notority and with
out cost. Then we might get back at
him by handing n country paper over
TO him in lieu OF the million, which 1T
this time is invested in local oil stock.
Secretly. | belive that Mr.. Ford is
one Of the largest idiots in the world.
outside Of his jitney shop, and that, IL
he isn't an anarchist, he is trying to he
quite as dangerous. Certainly fre has
done everything possible to destroy the
army and navy in the days Of the bor-
der mobilization, and the days before
war with Germany. He and his kind
are therefore responsible morally for
any losses due to lack of preparation.
II was noticeable that Mr.. Ford did not
send his own son to the battle front.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-15
Masonic Visitation

BY invitation Of the Silver City Lodge
No. "A number OF Deming masons mo-
tOred to Silver City on the afternoon Of
Wednesday, July o, visited the Silver
City lodge and took part in the Mason
ic ceremonies that evening. The party
left Deming about 4 O'Clock p. m, in
was made, much Of II, In dOwnpour Of
rain and through a small ocean Of wat
or and mud. all got through in fine
shape by O'Clock and were taken in
charge and treated royally by the Sill
yer City brothers. Those that made
the prilgrimage from Deming were :
A. II. Lowe. W. NJ. S. II. Davis, $. W. I;
s. II. Rhea, ]. W; Edw. Pennington,
secy. II. ID. Green, treas. Jesse Ma
ulding. :. D.; y. r. Elufson. J. ID. :
John Lester, $. s.. f. f.. Theede. j. S. {;
and Brothers Il. VI. Grove, A. u. Tyler
Major Brewer, Lieut.. Featherston. For
rest Fielder. l.. Milllken, II. G Ferris
u. F. Weatherrcd, II. f. Hubble. and
r. Il. Vance.
Besides the Deming Bunch there was
a good representation from Hurley.
Santa Rita. and Mimbres lodges and
Fort Bayar,, so that, with the good at
tendance of the local lodge, the lodge
room was filled.
After the ceremony OF the lodge a
delicious spread at the Elks Hall by the
by the ladies of the Silver City Chap
ter q. +. s.. and under the direction Of
Brother Alvan y. White toastmaster,
"The cares that infest the day" were
forgotten and the brothers were, sure
enough. "at rcfreshment" until after
low twelve" These visitations he
tween the southern lodges have become
very popular and are cemcnting and
fostering that spirit Of brotherly love
and affection which Is the essential
part Of Free Masonry.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-15
Tomato Blight in the Valley

How can the farmers Of the MIN
bres Valley overcome the tomato blight
that has mae its appearance in some
instances. That is the question that is
worrying the farmers and County
Agent Heyman. +. u. Osborne. man
ager OF the Mimbres Valley Growers
and Canning Association, does not think
that it will greatly reduce the crop
and that as soon as the rains fall the
trouble will be over.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-15
Richard Howell Died In California

Word has been received here by Mrs.
q. II. Howell that her son. Richard, IL
years old, died very suddenly at mil.
itary school in Los Angeles, Calf. last
Saturday. The funeral services will be
held here Thursday afternoon from the
home Of Mrs. ]. Il. Hodgdon and burial
will be in the local cemetery.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-15
TO HAVE TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROAD THROUGH DEMING

The Bankhead Pathfinding Commits
sion inspected the various routes from
III Paso to San Diego and Los Angeles,
are in session today in Washington, H.
&. They are considering the maps
and other data that has been furnished
10 them and will make a decision ON
the route to be established from Wash.
ington To the Pacific Ocean.
Deming graphic., 1919-07-15
PLAN TO ORGANIZE
WORLD WAR VETERANS

Donald Blevins, state organizing
secretary Of the American Legion, has
wired Capt Clyde Earl Ely that he
will he In Deming about July 18th,
for the purpose Of assisting In the
organization OF local post. He will
wire the exact date later and wishes
all arrangements to be made by that
time for a full attendance Of all vet
erans Of the great war. Both those
who have served overseas and those
dho served in the United States in
the land and naval forces are eligible
for membership. II is important that
all soldiers. sailors and marines who
served during the late emergency
should be present to take part In the
inception Of Luna county's chapter
Of the great organization that stands
for 100 per cent Ammericanism. The
chapters can have one of the strongest
chapters In the state.
While the exact date In not known
" VIII w lNNlllIt Ho uount W dn-
nounce II in the next issue Of The
Headlight The armory will be the
place Of meeting. All veterans should
at once take steps TO see that all com
rades are informed OF this movement
and that they are present TO take
their necessary part In the election Of
officers and the selection Of name
for the post. And by the way an
admiral is no better than a berth deck
cook. and dog robber is just as good
as general in this organiza tion. that
is for all veterans, regardless Of the
rank they may have temporarily held
during the war.
Secretary Blevins took part in the
st. Louis convention. And was ap-
pointed 10 spread the good word in
New Mexico. His heaquarters are
at Santa Fe. He has alreday or
ganized post in practically all the
large towns of the state. and all of
them are filled with enthusiastic COM
rades who expect to do their part "to
keep alive the principles OF justice,
freedom and democracy for which
these veterans fought"
Deming graphic., 1919-07-15

Edwin Ely Robins, infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs f. ]. Robins of Hurley,
was buried here Friday, July IL. from
the Mahoney mortuary. the Rev. X. L.
Houldcr performing the burial service
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
Bank of POrtid Is
Robbed of SI2,5OO

Portia, Dec 3.-The safety deposit
vault of the Bank of Portia was dy-
namited about 2 o'clock this morning
and looted of approximately $12,5O0
in Liberty bonds and Thrift stamps.
Only 500 in currency was obtained
by the craftsmen, who made no at
tempt to enter the inner vaults. They
escaped without leaving clue.
The safety deposit boxes were re
moved from the bank and left in a
box car about 100 yards from the
bank building after being rifiei.
Four men are believed to have been
implicated in the robbery. They
were traced about mile along the
railroad towards Hoxie. A bundle
of insurance policies found under a
bridge about a mile from Portia. An
unsuccessful attempt had been made
to burn these papers.
Approximately $1,000 of the loot
belonged to John X Gibson and his
mother. The majority of the remain
ing bonds and thrift stamps were
taken from the safety deposit box of
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
rG MAt~e1e.
important to Have
flrst-Hand Information

/ scat Thing to be your own
k,, Heu may know more about the
| j I sS, Of a thing. They may
\ NJ 'V ! to tell you just how to
|pps,s,.n,o money they can't seem to
h S ''l.O Of But after all a lit
i ba sua observation added to or
tdutt,.sse sense will go a long way
N dess s you on the writing side
y deOara AZ Waterloo Napoleon
Fths pend pend on guides. He did not
hIthe, ,ound' Lacoste was trusted
] h \ o. had never failed him.
Hst hra ,esponsible for the loss of
! Ad ey, usnt defeat to the French
Void i bas to the greatest general
sh hava a. ever seen. It's a great
Y nrst-hand information.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
DRILLING FOR OIL.

Another Company Will Drill
Soon''-headline Which makes Us
think of the old negro preacher that
was haranguing his congregation. he
said: "When the Lord made this
earth he made an axle for it to run
on. Now the earth was full of OIL
to oil this axle. Now these oil com
panies have gone to work and drilled
the oil out and it will not be long
until this earth will run hot on its
axle and set the world afire. Now,
won't that be hell?"-Newport Citi-
zen.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
Villa Is Betrayed
By His Followers

Juarez, Mex, Dec. 3.-franclsco
Villa has been captured by force
of his own men, and is being held
for reward from the Mexican gov
eminent, according to advlces re-
ceived here late today by Superin-
tendent Cabillero of the Chihuahua
division of the National Railways OF
Mexico.
Two Villa rebels are reported TO
have come to federal headquarters at
Parral and notified the commander
there that Villa had been captured
and was being held for surrender TO
the Carranza forces. The state OF
Chihuahua has offered $4,000 pesos
as a reward A detachment OF leu
eral forces has been sent from rar-
raj to the spot indicated by the TWO
deserving Villa rebels.
p. w. Cabellero, who received the
news is in Juarez on an Inspection
tour. accompanying Col. Pauilno
Fontes, director general OF the Ma
tional Railways of Mexico.
Mexican officials here expressed
the opinion that Gen. Gonzalo Eseo-
bar. commander of the Juarez dls-
trict, would proceed Immediately 10
Chihuahua City for conference WIN
military officials there.
So far as is known the only oIer
of reward for the capture OF VIVA
has been made by the state govern
ment of chihuahua. This offer mas
been standing for some time;
Whether the rebels who have offered
70 tnrn Villa over will insist upon a
navment of the full amount before
dai;ver;no him to the federal forces
could NOT be ascertalned.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
.!''",,tion, Is Necessary :.
1.-The, he Happiness OF Az

..tbing spells in life's
geo V inst as we need them IN
ssass . ,u No one may work
rt Il'', with without some period of Of
p''g md in the same way no
~, o.. aD up under heavy response 'Pa y.
ps 'ass i he is able at times TO
s a.Iss' observes the Charleston a
In |, C,urIer. That is why recrea-
90 vY IS relaxation is necessary
vel ' = of us all. There Is
npp rIthin us, something that
'Ia . s vs. It we're, in no uncertain
p@ '. - down our problems occa-
. y, trv to divert our minds
sno r. we are forced to live
lle,a' hIs crushing responsible
- ss n,b US down at every turn.
. ss far away from us, that
p, rtb us in our daily walk.
y miss much of the better
~ -, ~ Of life. Every one has
!. pa :. live his own life In the
pp' Y, he thinks will be best Tor
w w. 4 Is a hard blow OF fate
y y, him of that right. Yet this
!, wv more often in life than we
ND one of the worst OF our
(s,,' n, is to be forced to sur
No urlvllege of controlling our
H., = ss far as 1t is in our human
i 40 50. Because certain re-
srdss are forced upon us we
I'm compelled to abandon the
W. .sI,b stretches 80 invitingly
md to seek another path.
md hard to walk upon. full OF
n and barren of those things
s,b.us have meant the very wine
u.s. ~.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
Fred Mitchell.

Fred Mitchell.
Sheriff J. C. Hall of Walnut Ridge
was notified of the robbery early this
morning and a dragnet established
over the surrounding country in an
effort to locate the bandits. Accord
ing to officers the job was that Of
amateurs, the vault door being badly
damaged by the heavy charge used in
blowing it.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

We are ready to start now on our
copcrete work. See us for estimates
on any work of this kind you need.
We have the very best equipment
and skilled men who know how to
handle concrete jobs. j. W. Fielder
*tf
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
One Instant.

WET saw such lazy fellow. !
~ sucn a talking to that !
\ aln nearly to DEATH"
uoI all lazy. l noticed while
NJ taking that his face was
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

~ cuptul of honey, one-fourth
4 , sn.i OF water, one tablespoon
's.'ef' a grating of nutmeg or
ouuamon and the juice of one
'VOA together 10 minutes.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
money Salad DRESSING

.ee' dressing, use equal parts
NJ 'ua orange juice with honey
IN syrup. Mix well and serve
y Of various kinds.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
'sasure Of Work.

! Mas a snere is nothing that af.
'rpeab,Eso more real pleasure
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

% O-O-O-O-O-O-O-O
]. NJ. Williams and William Eller
killed a large pelican on the hunting
preserve of the st. Louis Fishing and
Hunting Club near Corning a. few
days ago.
Add Wonders of Arkansas F. W.
Baker, whose farm is one mile west
of Searcy, this year raised 1853 bush
els of sweet potatoes on one acre
and lis bushels of Irish potatoes on
another acre. On the same acres he
raised 102 bushels of corn. The
corn was planted June 16.
Fowler Hays, the young son Of
William Hays of Dyer, was kicked
by horse few days ago and fatally
injured
The lowly coon dog is coming into
his own. w. NJ. Stewart of 0sceola
sold one the other day to George Ed
rington Jr. for $100. DR.. V. j. An
DIRE of Osceola sold his fine dog to
w. |. Nelson for $125.
Wnen MIS-. OOulTey ID. hilSo VI -,
Dorado stepped into the yard around
her home one night recently she was
seized by some unknown man who
clipped her hair close to her head
and espaced whit. Her har was
hanging in braid down her back.
There is no clue to the perpetrator
of this somewhat unusual robbery.
Preparations are being made for
the drilling of an oil well on Craw-
ley's Ridge. The well will be drilled
on land owned by T. o. Fitzpatrick,
Apparently a good many people
who look with horror upon govern
ment by injunction do not see any
thing wrong with government by in
timidation. Dispatch.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

Dare to say mo" with emphasis
Be yourself; not wretchec lmi'a
ton of someone else.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
His Way.

Tie foreign nobleman you were
fas Of travel In this country
rnr
be travelled in a Pullman"
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
1lckled &c Death.

Y you think
! ather will
f'snt to our
Islser
PA until the
/ for this
q come in
| ihel | am
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
4 FEW SMILES

Not a Chance.
a tip about Brownie
n retting a car from you-and
prs pay.
|, assnt-What shall I say when
Mist
s-Just tell him the truth about
ul-snythlng to keep him from
AIS
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
The Cause.

The Cause.
hi makes Stlffins such a queer
aarr
r@ II Is the plumbago his wife
b has 10 his back"
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

Preparations are being made for
the drilling of an oil well on Craw-
ley's Ridge. The well will be drilled
on land owned by t. o. Fitzpatrick.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05
ARKANSAS NOTES

o.o-O-o-O-o-o-O-O-
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-12-05

Fowler Hays, the young son OF
William Hays of Dyer, was kicked
by horse few days ago and fatally
injured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
EVANGELICAL
ASSOCIATION.

First-cor. Lafayette and Monroe SITS;
". H Freshfey. pastor. Sunday school
at 9 30. DR.. W. h Snyder, superln-
tendent.
Lesson: The Kingdom Of God. ="
Morning worship Mt 1890. Y i. A. at
GAS D. m; Winnie Holston, president
Report Of the lakewood cenvention VIII
be given Evening worship at Z 30.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 500 p. N.
Grace Churcs-<-er. Linco. way w.
and Walnut SITS. Rev. D. a Lozier. min-
listers. sunday school az $50. Z. r.
Witt superintendent
Broadway-513 z. Broadway. Rev. T.
Garfield johnson. pastor" residence. If1z
3. Carroll ct Sunday school at D 30 a.
N: Samue C. Lehman. superintendent
Morning worship at 1p:45. Pastors
sermon subject: IAN Investment That
Pays Large Dividends" Special music
by the Junior choir. Young People $
alliance at GAS p. m; Miss Bessie NJ.
Rhinehart. president Topic. our Re.
lation Toward Neighbors and Friends
Miss Garlic Ruth, leader. Preaching at
30 by the pastor Subject. The Art
OF Appreciation" On Monday evening
there will be joint meeting Of the
building committee. trustee board and
finance committee. Prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at 80. Choir re-
heSrsal Friday evening at S O'Clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
International Sunday School Lesson
by p B. FizUater D. D., Teacher
Copyright

God shall give unto him the throne
OF his father David. and he shall
reign over the house OF Jacob for
ever. and OF the kingdom there shall
be no end. duke I:3l-3S). Just
as there was literal place and "a
literal king there shall he a literal
throne.
"a. The People Judged wv. &C.
45).
These will be the living nations
upon the earth after the church has
been translated Il Thess. 4:l6, I'D.
These are the nations TO whom the
gospel OF the kingdom shall De
preached. just prior 20 the coming
OF the end. And this gospel Of the
kingdom shall De preached IN az the
world for a witness unto all nations
and then shall the end come" Matt
24:14). This gospel Is distinguished
from the gospel of the grace Of God
which is now being preached. The
preachers of the Eospe viii be
Jews CRev. : and Rom. ~. These
are the brethren I'm the flesh. OF the
Lord. they that move among the
nations Of the world with the start
ling message Of the news OF the
Lords approaching kingdom. Some
OF the nations viii gladly receive the
message and most kindly receive tho
kings messengers, giving them
clothing. food, shelter. etc. Others
will prosecute them. thrusting them
into prison. etc. Here the former
will visit these messengers OF tho
king and provide for their wants.
At this time the Judge viii separate
the nations, placing the sheep on the
right and the goats on the left The
sheep" are those who have given
proper treatment 10 Christ's breth-
rem. The goats are those who re-
jected and ill-treated his brethren.
II these three classes. the sheep"
goats" brethren" be kept sepa-
rate all confusion Will be avoided.
V. The Issue Of the Judgment.
(v. IS, Ct. 34--4l).
l. The sheep enter upon the in
heritance of prepared kingdom tv.
3D.
. The goats go into an everlast-
ing fire prepared for the devil ana
his angels ". 40. This judgment
shall determine their destiny.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07

the use OF the term in an accomo-
dated sense. According to legitimate
textusl and contextual signihcation
IL is the judgment OF the living na-
tons which lies still in the future "
23). The idea OF a general j(g-
ment which is OF such frequent oc-
currenoe in religious literature and
teaching Is a fundamental error. II
is not once found IN the Bible.
neither the idea which Il is intend
ed TO convey. Doctor Pentecost
most distinctly says. 1T Is a mis-
chievous habit that has led the
Chltstian world TO speak OF the
Judgment as being one great event
taking place at the end OF the
world, when all human beings,
saints sinners. Jews and gentiles.
the living and the dead. shall stand
up before the great white throne
and there be judged. Nothing can
be more wide Of the Scriptures
The Bible speaks OF different judg-
ments, differing in respect TO the sub
Jects to be Judged. the place OF judg-
ment, the time OF judgment and the
result OF the judgment. This IS not
the Judgment set forth in Revela-
ton 20:11-14, but precedes that one
at least one thousand years.
/. The Judge ". 81.
It is the Son Of Man, the one who
came and died 10 redeem the human
race, and who now being clothed
with majesty and power will act as
Judge. Those who accept him now
shall not come into the judgment
John 5:2G.
II. The Time (v31).
This will be when the Lord comes
in his glory. accompanied by a ret
niue OF glorious angels. This will
take place after he has gathered the
elect remnants Of Israel There viii
be no resurrection in connection with
this Judgment.
III. The Place ". 81.
It will be on his glorious throne
This throne will be most surely in
the land Of Israel. The Prophecy OF
Joel, third chapter, and Zechariah
I4:1-5, make Il 10 be in or near
Jerusalem. The angel said TO Mary
Thou shalt call his name Jesus
he shall be great and shall be called
the son OF the highest; and the LORD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-07
Sunday at the Churches

1913 woodward av. Bible school at 80
a. m J. " Kendall. superintendent.
Morning sermon subject The Friends
Of Jesus evening. '-rhe Glorious Cos
pei" The ordinance OF the Lords supper
VIII D. celebrated at the close Of the
morning service
fret Swedish Corner Laurel and
Napier sits. Services At 1850 .. m and
1 30 p. m
Mt. LiOn-Rev. ]. r. Smart. pastor.
Sunday school at 3 80 a. M GLASSES for
all ages. IL a. Il
CHRISTIAN.
FI~.s-s. Main St. south % pUbsIe
lsbrary. Rev r. Z. McQuary, castor.
Sunday school at o 80 a. N. {. Frederick X.
10 Laud. suparintvndent our teachers
nav. classes foo ali ages.
Indiana Aven7e-Corner Indiana av.
and ST. Joseph 81 Edward J. Cain, pas
tor. Residence, Hi 5. Marietta ST sun
day school at 30 a. IN; Fred X. WILSON,
superintendent.
Preaching at 1O:aD a: m. and 500 2. m.
Morning sermon, The Vine ana the
branches" evening sermon. EXCUSES
wv I Am Not a Christian" Sunday.
sept. IA, we will have our home coming
services Out-of- town speakers and a
basket dinner at noon. Everybody In .
v1ted We extend 10 everyone especial
" the strau1ers within our city, cordial
invitation TO attend all OF our services.
Linden Aven.e-Linden av. and Car
isle at /. y. Miller. pastor. Sunday
school a. 1000 a. IN; J. c. Coaip' super
IN