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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11
KLESKA ALIANToW
w ODESSIE.

Geneva, IL. kwletnla. - L Bu-
karesztu nadesEfy tutaj niektore
szczegoly, zwiazane ewakuacya
Cdessy przez armie Aliantow,
Mowia one, re zafoga Aliantow
otoczona zostaia W Odessie przez
przewazajace SHY bolszewikow u
krainskich, ktore byiy szesc lub
siedm razy silniejsze niz sprzy--
mierzeni. Przez diuzszy czas wal
czyli Alianci uparcie W ulicach
miasta, w kohcu jedpak wycofali
sic do portu, gdzie wyratowaiy
ich alianckie okrety. Najwiecej
ucierpiaiy wojska francuskie.
Ten odwrot Aliantow Odessy
podniosl bardzo ma duchu bolsze-
wikow, mowi owa depesza z Bu-
karesztu. Z
ZABURZENIA w ESSEN.
Kopenhaga, II. kwietnia. =
Czionkowie komitetu strajkierow
W Essen przyaresztowani zostali
przez wojska rzadowe ma rozkaz
Berlina, mowi depesza Essen.
Tlumy ludnosci cywilnej zaata-
kowaly wowczas wojsko, ale 20
dluzszej strzelaninie, cywilni 20
stall rozproszeni. Depesze Kis-
singer donosza, re obywatele u
rzednicy w Wuerzburgu uderzyli
ma SHY sowietu bawarskiego ze
miasto znajduje sic obecnie W re-
kach wojsk rzadowych. Powazna
strzelanina odbyia sic W chwii.
gdy wojska rzadowe uderzyly ma
paiac krolewski i zdobyly stacye
kolej9wa. Depesza Berlina mo-
Dokohczenle na stronicy 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-11
eek 7 IA DODrawka.
GENEVA SIEDZIBA LIGI
NARODoW.

Paryz, II. kwietnia. - Miasto
Geneva W Szwajcaryi wybrane
zostaio ma siedzibe Ligi narodow,
oznajmiono tutaj W dniu dzisiej-
czN-r1,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01

i;amr al this plac" Saturday afternoon.
This is expected To be one Of the hardest
games Cameron Will have and Coach Nc
DGrmott is giving his men thorough
training for tn" occasion. On" OF our
best players. Carl Sims. has returned
from Texas. and great expectations are
expected Of HIM III this game.
Jesse cecil was 4 business visitor at
Wheeling Tue Sday.
G.. r. Prytun. ui -. Louis, Mo. waited
or the hardwarr trad. her" Wednesday.
James l.. Thompson OF Washington, D..
g.. wa Il guest uf friends in the city Il
few day during tn" first Of tn" week.
y. J. purl,rn and :. W. Nc, ardlc are
attending court IN M"UudSvillc today.
F. u. LEAN. "f Huntington. was bus
mess caller IN the city Tuesday.
W l.. Mct'l"lIud WAS business caller
IN the city Tuesday
Miss Pearl King. nf Pittsburgh is Wis
itng Miss Th"lma King. II North ave-
nu".
Nj. L"o rry. popular young man
from TINS town lift for Texas last
Tnur~,irl - ming la rOitiuu" his oCru-
y.;,ti.u Il. Il tool dresser
Tn. Sttri.Ght CInpfir" Girls Will So
!i"I: for IN. l;'d Cross Drive or 1920.
which begins Saturday. the first Of No
N"mbrr ThrSc girls have been very ac-
tive IN all Red rrrsS work and the sue
cess Of tbs dril" will depend on them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
CAMERON

An American Legion has oe"n organ
I'd a, his place and Will b" known as
.he Drlnn Durbin Post No. Is. The post
start. uu, with about fifty TcmberS ana
r. sides being the heroes OF the late uh-
pI"lSanrn"SS they are an in'rIlSeh'
locking squad. And their organization
reflects Il credit on Cameron. W" din
not CT lhr officers names and their RANK
and therefore cannot publish ;hc same.
They arc 1, have a celebration tomorrow
cv,uinG and n good time - Pr"n"N'u
Try one who wishes :" attend. y
grand parad. will b. given and An oT'n
ar meeting will be held at which Gooa
music and good speaking Is promised.
Win Hughes sold his farm and all MS
possessions near Brlstoria. Pa. I" sam
u"I CH"S<. or Jdckt"wn. Il t"W da%S age
Nj HuGh":, expects to move his tanliN
IL Wtndrld Kansas. to rcS.d" r"ruhn'ht-
" ~ soon AZ h" AN get ms business IA
FAIRS Strengthened Up.
Harry wilson, a r.y"t"r at ~" SphhE
mad ,unlpauy'S NV plant. resigned ms
Position and returned :" has nom" ~
PITTSBURGH Monday morning.
Mrs. 4. \ Hartford. Of Cleveland. -.
* m, su.>t Of friends n tn. city.
I'yoc. r'r,,rdc III" hign school inspector
wa~ her. from Charleston looking after
h;- business Yesterday
R:,, nluuI Gully. Arthur Kent ANA
Austin BCUndy. wh.A ar" attending ~"
university II Morgaut"wn. spent sunday
a 'h".r homes h"r".
E.uil, II ktncaid IL Weston. was ih'
Slrday guest Of friends III TN" 'rlN.
Mr. f g. crawford. Of EaIrlnont WAS
a BUSINESS caller IN tho city yesterday.
t'rauK and Henry DnhhS hay" r turned
nj gel "a hISlnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
MT. PLEASANT

SU"pri~" party was given in honor
Of Harry SChc"hl" 1T his home Thursday
~ nIng. rC'ub"r -. II brirIG the ami
N"r>nry ct ms birth. ThuS" present en-
J"E"d Il I'm, Urnr \ luuCh"Ou was S"rv-
I'd - th"S,. present who were: Mr.. and
Mrs. David Eurhaun. MIR. and Mrs. J.
kriuk" MIR. :uld Mrs. Henry X.yrr. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry SCh'"hl". MIR. and Mrs
William Lawrence. Mrs. sophia Hooper
M"SSrS. Ford Sickle. Harry krlnke Chas
X"y"r. CIar"n"" !Iarth. Misses Madsc
Eowrrs. G"ld.a Phillips Bertha Kriuke.
Mary l!,spprr and Elizabeth SChrrhl".
and Harold Sch""hl" and William
Sch"chl"
Mr.. I"" kItclrt Wa business caller
III Martins Ferry Thursday Of last week.
Mr.. ar,d Mrs. Ed On$low were callers
IN " h""lng Saturday.
Misses Camilla Nc, '"nah"y and Agnes
EurriSS attended the tlttl"th anniversary
Ut IN" Presbyterian church at Scotch
EidGr Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Woods "f Upland Ohio.
spent saturday and Sunday at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Wallacc Weather.
son.
Several - r:'u1.~ from this plac" at
tended tn" tttI' In anniversary n Scotch
Ridge rr' shyt"rlan church saturday.
over ihr"c hundred w"r" present at
tn" Scotch Ridge Presbyterian church
Saturday. \ fin" dinner was served by
the ladies Of the church. Only two
charter members wc"r present. They
w"r" Mr.. samuel PIckenS and Mrs.
Godfrey.
Mr.. f.. u. Ring. who bought the Mrs.
Lou Walker hong. - doing some repair
ing h"f"r" they move in i.
Mr. churltr CHI WAS Il business caller
IN St"ubruI lie or" day this week.
Oliver and Samuel Buchanan were
callers at tn" horn" "f their paro1tS. Mr..
and Mrs. David buchanan. Sunday.
Farmers ar" husy husking their corn
and digging potatoes. q
William Rink" end sister. Miss Bcr-
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WARRINGTON

Tho -Four Leaf Glover club gave =
masquerade dancing party in h" Eagles
hall on Thursday evening. About thirty
couples We're IN Attendance and man.
clever costumes were worn by tn" dane
"rS.
ON Saturday evening. October eth
Miss olive Marian Mcti"c and Mr. VIM.
f.. IIrll wcro united in marriag" AZ tho
Presbyterian parsonage in Falrmont h%
Roy. II. T.. Sro"tzcr. The bride is the
daughter Of Mrs. Cathcrin" McGc": q:
this city. tho groom. n we'll known husi-
ness man, formerly Of Weston. now To-
Gated in Fairmon,. The many Manning
ton friends o fthc bride extend congratu-
latiors and best wishes.
Miss Lena Prichard visited at her
home here yesterday enroutc TO New
York. where she will be located for 4
while.
Mr. and Mrs. ". l.. Mitchell are Wis
itors in Wh""iiug.
Roy. AMI Mrs. J. V. Koontz Mr.. and
Mrs. C. T.. W"mpl". Mrs. G. g Busn"rt
and Mrs. L. w Mari attended New Err,
meeting at tn" Presbyterian church IN
fftiriuont this week.
l.. :. SrhwonCk has returned from a
business visit in Charleston.
II. J. Mathews has returned from 4
business visit in Wheeling.
Mrs. W. G. Ecrlin and son. Rilly,
have returned to their home in Denver
Colo. after visit with the former :
mother. Mrs. LEILA McKocn.
Miss Grace Leonard has returned
from a visit with her aunt. Mrs. d. -.
cikghron. in M"rEantown.
Mrs. Fred Slack visited friends N
Fairmont Yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01

this nIocc 7 call YOUR attention 70 the
following items:
\ ,rar, of land has been purchased
or Mr., ". T. Hicks located IN the At
k:nsou hollow. where a storage dam is
10 be- constructed which will furnish
sor, wafer IN abundance for all the
buildings for Tho institution.
The acting president Is authorized to
rurcbuso land ON Tho highest noint near
Tho town owned nv MIR John I.azcar.
~ which ;, hu,ld q, .,or,rc rcscr,n,r
Cr,, f,c, =, 5,,r,, ,or ..,,d ton fc,t Jr,.n
rbc tr,rsrcr ,r his rrnror,v nov
urdo- ,,.,y vb,r ,,,,rr,.tcd This r.scr.
,.,ir ',, ,,i,., ,.,,,,I ,,r...surc IN no old
,r.idi,,, .,I ,ii tho contaminated
h~iId,,,,.. ,ho %; ,,ro .,ot. r,rn,
rn,,J rnn.r.,. hns.. WINS finished
Oc,,l,r e,,,r,.,,-b for tho .nrin,. in
m, rr,s,r, hu,'Irnl. and y, rho came
emo = rnrrr,,. walk ami s,rrs " y, put
=, -, ,r,. ,,,r,,,,,. ia m. ,,rouu...
Tririr.. tho summer yarl,,n all tho
r..,.,,-f,, r,,,;u. were rnrcil making
the ,,,it, blIl!.uy luuk rhrrry. and IN.
y,,irc
ON the srhoul farm n field &C sweet
corn VAS ,l,,',d. from tins nIT the
uurrls and ,carhrrs and suprrinlrI:,i, 1T
IF hYilI,rr, raihrrrd and canned IS:
uu.,rr,. -, .,rr uL,rh - IA he usCI Ia
lower rh.. cost Of boarding IN the nrw
dormiiury
There mr.. rnta,rrs and beans now
rc.,d,. IN ,,,tL,r
Mr. Da,iJ Irr,cv has brcn ,Ay0g i 10
drill a water well on lhr I.d!.a" ,rr-t.
II : hur,J tina. ,hiS we'll will furnish
rl,uty If good rur. water This ,yurl,
viii h.rlu within two weeks.
The acting rr.~I,l..ri d. aut!Irriard t.
begin ~ one, Tia, construction -: a
reservoir ut th,. duvmIinry. This - 10
hr 10 feet long. 10 feet dcrp AMI "a f..
wide, Also To- Law Il permanent ln.N
water linz. 10 tl,. old building.
I'll. Nlumni Of thu. school arr orEan.z-
ing definitely in construct "A GymnaS nm
uu Tho school property. Those interest
cd s,y Tins feature Will bring Il uumb,
IF ,,nv. students
m. r,.,rI.. of IA. town hay. - nn.r-
o,.J r,v,lly v...L -bc v.bu,l y, ..,Li,.,
c,,,. If th,. r,r,,Is until tho I.r,u,rlry
can H.. .rrrunr,d which WILL be the h.
,,irr.,,. ~ Tho Winter term IT,. CIR
nrr,rrs v,II M. ,,ur IN - few DAYS ri
mos, and Then Tho furniture viii, II IS
nlrra,v stored in III. building tlu he
nlurcd in the rooms. Tn" stat" : rr;.
ling a $4,000 hu ldiuy for some 5.G.-
OGu.
Tn. school il, ,.nop, ration with H."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
ha, were callers in Yorkvillc Wcdncs-

tina, were callers in Yorkvillc Wcdncs-
day.
Or Woodruff Of Martins Ferry was
a professional caller ut the home Of j..
A EUchnuan Wednesday evening.
Whuoping cough is still among the
children hero.
Isaac Evans was caller in Wheeling
one day this week.
Mr.. \. u. McFadden was in this place
and vicinity this week with n" il"bcr-
ling medicines and spices and other ar
tIClCS.
The young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Meek is quite III with dialects at
her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01
WEST LIBERTY
An Interesting Communication Rela-
tive to the Work Of the Nor
NAL school.

Editor Wheeling lntclligcnccr.
Wheeling, w. Va
Dear Sir:
From an editorial appearing in your
paper October 2Sth. II seems iha, tho
public and especially tn" friends Of
West Liberty should he given a few If
IA" facts Of tn" material and profess
ional growth Of the State Normal at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01

Women in England ar" not without
their Hall or Fame. In tn" Lady Chapel
of tho great cathedral in Liverpool is n
magnificent array "f stained glass win
dows in concentration Of IN" deeds Of
good women. All tho famous women Of
tn" old and New T"stam"nts arc COM
m"m"ratcd. but by far the most inter-
csting ar" tho windows concentrating
TIA" deeds of great women of modern
times. among them susanna Wesley.
Elizabeth Fry. Grar" Darling. Qu"cn VIC
toria. Elizabeth Barrett Browning. and
numerous others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01

one IF tn" hardest ram storms Of ~"
S';t=ru visited West Liberty and lI'Iniiy
last SUNDAY All the small STRAINS over
flowed and al III" foot 80 IN" N'ld"mau
hill the bridge WAS COVERED within water
and over tn" Shur, Gr"rk road IN many
plnccs Tho water had not been 50 high
for v"raI years
Mrs. Charity Shorts is moving to Kirk
wood OHIO. L. max" her home with her
daughter.
Ev, ryhody = hooking forward t" the
supper and bazaar at TIA" Short Creek
church on Saturday Afternoon and 'vCn
ing. Nov. s. \ good tim" = always
spent at rh"s" annual affairs.
Miss Alma Evans has h''u "m The sick
list.
Mrs. Anru>hi and daughter ar. moving
INTO tn" RuCknan'S residence 70 keep
house for him.
Mrs. Belle Murray "f Pittsburgh. is
visiting her niece. Miss MARY Steele.
Dr Earl +. Class of Wheeling Was Il
visitor in town rhis week.
Mrs. \. J. McCnll"rh was a Wh""ling
visitor this week.
I'll" first rul'ae" picnIr meeting WAS
held nj ia" NJ f.. parsonage "u W"iu"S-
day evening.
DR.. Rutlrr. Of New York VIII deliver
an address at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday afternoon Mt 80. All are
invited 10 attend.
Mas Mary Smith "f Short Creek. was
III" guest Of Miss Su" Wadd,ll uu Sun
day.
\ number of tn" mrInhcrS az tn" Ma
sonic lodge attended tho MEETINGS at thu
Scottish Rite reunion nj Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-01

-sUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06

T.. c. Bassett. executive secretary OF
the War Camp Community service. re.
turned last Friday from Joliet, ILL.,,
where he spent the last three weeks
enjoying his first vacation since taking
charge here last October.
Mr.. Bassett informs the Graphic
that the big swimming pool at sth,
Spruce and Pine will be open 10 the
public tomorrow for the first time.
The water was turned into the tank
Sunday and everything was found In
working order. A charge OF PIE will
be made to civilians. Soldiers are ad-
mitted free. Bathing suits are pro-
vided free Of charge by the War Camp
Community Service. No reduction in
charge for bringing your own suit.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
Major swope Arrives Home

Major s. ID. Swope, surgeon Of the
l44th Machine Gun battalion, arrived
home last Thursday evening. and his
friends here will he glad to know that
after resting up few days he will
reopen his Office and resume the prac-
tice of his profession. Mrs. Swope
went to FL Paso to meet her husband.
The Major brought home with him
quite an interesting collection of souv-
enirs picked up ON the Somme battle
field on Nov. 10. 19lS-eight days after
the signing Of the armistice. These
include German, French and English
service rifles, helmets, sabres, bagonets.
etc. They have been placed in one Of
the show windows at the big dry goods
store Of Nordhaus 4 SONG on Gold
street north Of postoffice. where many
people are calling daily to see them.
The Major left France with the other
neming bows who were discharged at
III Paso last Wednesday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
BIG VICTORY LOAN RALLY
Southern Pacific Band Helps DemIng
Arouse Enthusiasm-Stores Close
Boost for the Loan
spanish-Amerieans' Fine Reeord-Lt.
Ray. Nero Of Chateau Thiery,
In Eloquent Appeal

The Southern Pacific band came In
Monday morning and marching TO va
rious points ON the streets entertained
the people with music. At one O'Clock
the band headed parade which march.
ed To the park In front OF the union de-
pot. where large crowd was Assem-.
bied to listen Ia the music and hear the
speakers.
Attorney J. e. Watson opened the
meeting by stating that Luna county.
which was expected 10 raise Sl2s.OOO
for the 9th or Victory loan which the
government has asked the people to
subscribe, was short the amount Of
S4s,00 He then stated that the au-
dience would be entertained and en-.
lightened ON the subject by three
$4,000 speakers. The first one was
Rev. Houlder, pastor Of the Episcopal
church In Demlng. who made a strong
appeal for the people 10 show their an.
probation for the sacrifices made by
the thousands Of young men who had
suffered 10 much to win the war.
After stating that the Spanish speak
Ing citizens Of Luna county had so far
outstripped the American or English
speaking citizens that they had SUBJ
scribed for 10 per cent Of their quota.
Mr.. Watson then introduced Attorney
Fielder. who addressed fhe people in
Spanish.
He was followed by the most inter
esting speaker present-interesting moi
only on account OF what he said. hut
because he was one Of those who had
suffered. This was Lieut.. Ray OF the
18th Engineers. the gallant little band
Of Americans who threw themselves
Into the breach when the French were
flying from the Huns and II seemed all
was lost. With picks, shovels and
such other arms as they could secure
thew hurled themselves upon the vic
torious foe with such ferocity that
the surprised enemy reeled. staggered.
and fed, thus snatching victory from
defeat and checking the terrible drive
upon Paris. II was the beginning OF
the end. and these American Engineers
took their place In the hall OF fame
along with the heroic Spartan band
that stood with Leonieas at Thermop-
yiae. Lieut.. Ray, after his captain
was killed, took command Of his COM
pany. and led 1t on to victory. coming
out badly wounded from which he lost
a leg. No wonder his appeal for the
Victory loan was most effective one.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
Lecture Tomorrow Night

AT the close Of the Missionary con
ference here last Thursday evening
Rev n. j. Reasoner announced an old
time friend OF his, who IL now touring
the southwest for the Ellison Whife
circuit, had consented to deliver a lee.
iure at the Christian church next Wed.
nesday night at s 80 O'Clock. His sub.
Ject will be the Freedom of the Seas. -
the second of the now famous four.
ten points laid down by President vii.
son as basis for negotiating peace
win Germany. Aside from the fact
that this great lecturer is worth going
to hear ON any subject. just now ev-
erybody will he glad to hear anything
pertaining to the great peace treaty
discussed by one who IL prepared 10
discuss II intelligently
II was announced that an admission
fee Of 25c would he charged, but we
are authorized To say the lecture will
be free. Let the people OF Deming
show their appreciation for this op-
portunity TO hear a great lecture on a
subject In which the whole world Is
vitally interested. A thank Offering
will he taken.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
ANSWER MURDER CHARGE
Mrs. Mary LaDo and Son. Arthur Blu.
zan, Accused Of Death Of A.
=. LanO
Trial Today for Allege6 Offense Last
Februay-Coroner's Jury Said
II was Suicide

Mary Il. Lano and Arthur Buzan, he
son, aged ~, are scheduled for trial to
day In the Luna county district c0ur
charged with the murder Of A. y. Lano
husband OF the first named defendant
ON the 18th Of last February. At nool
II looked as II the case would not b,
reached until tomorrow.
The death Of A. y. I.ano, which wa,
chronlcled In the Graphic, Is well re
membered by all readers OF this paper
l.an0. who had been separated from
his wife for some time. had lately be
come reconciled with her and they
were living ON her place In the Rec
Mountain neighb0rhoOd. One morninl
Mrs. Lano appeared at neighbor',
house with the announcement that heI
husband had committed suicide BY
drinking poison. The neighbOrs ac
companied her home and found Lane
In bed. dead. Her story was that he
had arisen, dressed and prepar ared the
fatal dose, after drinking which he re-
moved his clothing again and returned
to he'd, telling her what he had done
The bottle from which she stated he
had poured the poison was examined
and found To contain strychnine.
A coroner's jury rendered verdict
of suicide. In accordance with Mrs.
Iano's version Of the happening. The
grand jury last week. however. found
an indictment against both her and her
son. Mrs. Lano has since been incar-
cerated at the jail awaiting trial. Her
son was permitted 10 have his liberty
on producing bond.
The case Is Of much interest here
and more so around Red Mountain.
where every inhabltant has his or her
version OF the tragedy and likewise an
opinion as to the responsibility there
for. Several Of the LanO's neighbors
are on the list OF witnesses for today's
trial. The charge against Mrs. Lano
Is first degree murder. That against
her son Is that of being accessory to
the crime The defense IL being con-
Quoted by Fred Sherman. the state he
Ing represented by District Attorney ]
$. vaught.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
Nine Deming Boys Return

Several Denlng homes were made
happy last Saturday morning when a
number OF the boys reached home from
oversee service In the army. We are
not sure that we have the names of all
who came, hut the following are re-
ported:
sergt Major X. =. Miller. Co. H.
l44fh Machine Gun Battalion: LIST
sergt. W. A. Poe. Co. b: sergt. Fred
NJ. Miller, Co. r.: Sergt. Wells Ruther.
ford. Co. b Corpl. Albert Ernst. Head
Quartermasters Div; WIN. r. Ballard.
Co. A. Hath Machine Gun Battalion !;
Privates Alsa McDougal and Grant
Mann, 10th Div. Military Police: and
Jess Wright. 15Sth Infant.
These bows landed In France OF oath
Of August 1918. and saw much hard
service. They sailed for home on the
9th OF April and reached New York
on the 18th. Last Friday they were
discharged at IT. Bliss. FL Paso. Texas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
MCLAUGHLIN TO TUCSON
John OLesry Buys Partners Interest
In Business Here

John c. oLeary has purchased the
interest OF his partner. Phil McIaugh-
lin, In the cigar and confectionery
stand at Silver and Pine and is now
sole proprietor thereof Mr.. McLaugh.
lin, who established the place and op.
Grated II up to the time he took John
into partnership last summer. has gone
to Tucson to engage in the furniture
business.
Mr.. OLeary has made an unexpected
success OF the place ION the corner-on
the level" since the departure Of the
soldiers and has made It one OF the
recognized permanent establishments
moo mmaontvhitw
of Deming. Everyone hopes and ex,
poets to see him keep up his good work
without interruption.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
Bandits Capture Diamond.A Men

Johnny Moore and pink" Robinson
former Dlamond-A men who are well
known in Deming, figured In an adven
ture with Mexican bandits last week
that received considerable attention
from the daily press all over the coun.
try. an adventure from which. fortun.
ately. both emerged with whole skin
The two men who are employed by an
American mining concern In Mexico,
were taken by bandits. supposedly WI.
Ia followers. about thirty miles below
Columbus. Their captors held Rob
lnson, but sent Moore across the bor-
der TO raise a 5000 ransom. giving
him iS hours to return with the same.
He was warned that any announcement
In the newspapers indicating that he
had mentioned the affair would result
In Robinson's death Moore. somehow.
got to III paso. raised the 5000 and re-
turned to the bandit camp with six
hours to spare whereupon both men
were released. Neither has appeared
in Demlng as vet
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
Mothers, Day

Al the Christian church next Lords
day. the morning service viii he de.
voted to Mother"
At s D. m, the subject will he ~
Worth While Lords Day" This Is the
third Of the series Of worth while"
sermons running Sunday evenings.
Bible school promptly at s:45 a. m
You are most cordially invited to make
the Christian church your church homo
in Demlng.
Norris ]. Reasoner.
Minister.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1919-05-06
Word Of Old saith Officer.

John o'Leary received, a few days
ago, letter from Col. s. J. Sutherland,
formerly assistant chief Of stan az
Camp Cody, In which he gave consider.
able news about former officers well
known to Deming people. Col. suther-
land, who had as many friends here as
any Of them, is now a stan instructor
In the war college at Washington.
where bis work has ben such as 10 get
the attention Of Capt. Theodore ROose-
welt, who mentions him very favorably
In recent article In Eyerybody's Mag.
azine. Col. McGee Is with the 77th Dl-
vision In France. and expects TO be on
his way home soon. as does Col. Coffin,
who was division surgeon here. Ma ajor
Nelley. 34th Division Adjutant Is also
In France.