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The state herald., 1919-01-03
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Secretary Lansins. Henry White. Gen.
eral Bliss and Colonsl House named U.
DEC. i-First Of o. q returning army
reached New York.
Dec. &Congross rsconvsned and heard
Prssident .. Wilson's nm mes,a{S h. and farewell
Dec, 4-Pre.ident Wilson and party
Dec. S--skoropadski hoffman Of the
Ukraine, killed and that country unoer
control OF the UnioniHts.
Dec. 6-BeIgian troops occupied Dusssi-
Bloody nghting in Berlin between 80
cialist factions.
Dec. 7-British occupied Cologne.
Dec. s-Emerican troops rushed 70 COD
ienx as last German forces crossed hnime.
Dec. 9-Former kaiser attempted sui
eide.
Dec. lo-French army occupied Mains.
Dec. 12-British troops crossed the khine
Dec. is-American troops crossed the
Rhine at Coblenx
President Wilson landed at Brest.
Dec. lt-President Wilson received IN
Armistice extended to Jan. H..
Kiey occupied by troops Of the d'rec-
Dec. ls-aen; Mannsrheim elected re-
Dec. is-Central congress- Of soldier. and
WOrkmen's delegates met In Berlin: Liep-
knecht and Spartacldes defeated.
Dec. i7-Polish general stan ordered
mobilization Of 100000 men.
Dec. 25-President Wilson ate Christmas
dinner with troops of American army OF
occupation.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
DOMESTIC

Jan. 5-charies b. Henderson appointed
Jan. S-Mississippi Legislature ratined
prohibition constitutional amendment.
JAM lo-House adopted national woman
suffrage amendment resolution.
Jan. l2-Chicago and middle west para
lyxed by terrific blizzard.
Feb. 19-Montana legislature ratined
federal prohibition amendment.
Feb. 25-Wisconsin senate passed reso-
luton. . to I. denouncing La Foliette.
March brig. Gen. Thomas Cruise.
Quartermaster's department, U. 8. A.
named In charges Of conspiracy In fur
March s-Miss Anne Martin Of Reno.
New, announced her candidacy Tor the
I'd ali night on Joint resolution denounc-
ing La Toilette as dIsloyal.
March s-Wlsconsin assembly passes
ons Ia
dry" gone around naval training sta
Houss passed sabotage bill. sls to o.
tretion railroad bill.
Automobile chamber Of commerce an
nounced cut OF 1 per cent In production
OF pleasure automobiles Tor hssai & year.
cluded from malls for publication oi ar
ticle rs America Honestr' by william
March s-senats ordered inquiry into
March s-victor Berger. Milwaukee:
Adolph Germer, J. Loui, Engdahl ". Z.
March u-senats unanimously author
United States 10 American citizens.
esnsy as,eh bill hssn,is ss9r,iss pe.ssS Sss'n' d'A
Congressman Scott Ferris Of Oklahoma
elected chairman Of Democratic congress
aional committee.
March is-Senats passed conference re-
port on railroad control bill.
Maryland house Of delegates defeated
woman's suffrage bill.
concrete ship. launched At Pacific port.
pronounced complete success by experts.
Esther Cleveland. daughter q Grover
asss snau.t Of coidssrs.m dSsrds. in London.
March lS-conErsss passed daylight saw
ink BIZ to take erect 1stsA ,s y ,.r,.s
prohihltlon amsndment.
April S-irvine L. Ienroot Republican.
elected Y. .. senator from Wisconsin.
Aassachusetts legislature ratified nn-
tionai prohibition amendment.
April 1-x. p. Whitley appointed sena-
tor from Missouri.
.E,sg Nay isA'5 %; :ou': between wssn
Aug. n-wai,er H. Page. American am.
bensador to Great Britain. resigned.
Of Msxicsns killed in battle at NoEaiss'
Sept. S-Bomb explosion In Federal
building. Chicago, killed and injured 10.
Sept ls-John w. Davis made American
ambassador to Great Britain.
Oct. i-Senats defeated woman suffrage
amendmsnt to constitution
Nov. k-Republicans gained control OF
the senate and the house OF representa-
tives In general election.
Nov. 1-Government assumed control
Of ali cable lines.
Nov. 2-secretary of the Treasury Nc
Adoo ryrignsd.
Dec. ie-cartsr Glass sworn In as sss-
rotary Of the treasury.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
DlsAs7Exsskxax.

Jan: l-connagration In Norfolk. Va;
loss 10000
:, Jan. i9-Milllon dollar fire in Indianapo-
lis Industrial district
Feb. ii-Forty-two children killed in
nunnery fire In Montreal
Feb. ...l.iner Florlzel St. Johns, ". f..
70 New YORK, wrecked In blizzard near
March s-rwelye killed In collapse OF
moving picture 'heater at Winchester.
Five killed and ,5.oo.ooo damage bv ,or-
nado in northwestern Ohio.
April is.seyenty killed In burning Of
insane asylum At Norman, Okla
Aptil .l-Earthqnake In southern CALI
IothiA, towns OF Hnmet and Fan Jncinto
wrecked.
May i-savannah liner City OF Athena
SUNK IN collision with French cruiser on
delaware cost; 60 lives lost.
May is-Nearly a hundred persons killed
by explosions In Aetna Chemical plant,
near Pittsburgh. Pa.
o5ry ssn' Ina ss.cIrsa, {, s train sslsscopsd at
June e-Fifty persons killed by collapse
.Is July .,I; I.shsIl factory explosion in Eng
July :-Esplosion In munitions plant
near syracuse, n. Y, killed ia
July s-Efcursion boat sank In Iiiinois
river. lives lost ~.
Guam devastated by typhoon.
July s-Hunir-d persons killed In train
eo,iision near Nashville, Tenn.
.;I,nyv .;1I,n,y ,lso1Japan-se ,o ba,tieship t'sw up.
Aug. si-.Tornado In Minnesota DESTROYED
Tyler and connorr. killing about 80.
Oct s.sheli loading plant at NorTnn.
N. j.. blew up; ~ killed
Rico. 10 killed
oct, ,-Dreat forest nres In northeast.
etn Minnesota: many towns destroyed and
about i.rc lives lost,
Oct. S-steamship Princess Sophia
wrecked on Alaska coast; sta lives Loaf.
NOV. i-Slnety eight psrsons Killed In
wreck on brooklyn Rapid Transit train.
Soy. l-About i.Coo killed BY explosion
OF munition ,fains In Belgium,
The state herald., 1919-01-03
NEUROLOGY

Jan. i-Dr. Frederick A. Noble, leading
congregational clergyman. at Evanston.
jan; SDr, John 9. Foley. Catholic b,.h.
Jen, ls-U. q. Senator James II. Brady
Jan. M-Mal A. p. Gardner, former
Jan. s-Unltsd States Senator william
Hughss Of New Jersey.
Feb s-John J.. sullivan, former heavy
wwsasht champion. At West Arlington.
. Lsandsr Richardson. dramatic editor
. Feb, t.ccl Frederick II. Smith. R.pub.
hssn leader Y iiilnol., At Peoria.
.rsb; N-gir Cecil spring.Rice. former
'f!!ish ss ,,rss,s aTssss,Scr &C., 20 America,
Feb. 1-Dr. Samuel q. Nixon, commits
sio1ss Of health Of psnnsylvania. at Phil.
XrcnSishep Edmond Francis pr.pd.r.
March eoJoAn redmond, irish National.
VI isadsri 8 Loneon. -.
rssirsl, a southern n Pis.s, sI%s' n. q r'rf''
Cafdin4l esrahni. project OF the consrs.
March l-0sorss voa /. Meyer. former
Hussea sss 'ss''sEss q ss..Isi: g sS:.'H
% SsssS s'isei isnAr. Jane. A. o.rs.,a. ,,a.
~, sf President dsrasid. Al Psssdsns.
Charles Page bryan. diplomat. q, wash.
Nareh .v-rermsr Senator Isaac s,,ph.
oneon Of Wisconsin.
etf oecfgs Alexander, English actor.
iAmse etiiiman, nnancisF. Il New Yorh.
March M-warnsr Miller. former u. 4,
,,s... s:r1n n TS,1.gs;: ~ w. M''eA'n famous 60
March s-claids Aehiiis p.bu..y. com.
NsteS N.M.r,is !. sheridan. fanou,
April !.Charlsy Mitchell. famous Hss.
.xgiii ,;:s h.ii.sr Admiral .. p. Comfy. u.
W. g. Mcdonald. ars, governor of New
April NJ. e. senator r. v. prou...ra
aySf%;;! Mayor rs.Ae'DA p,.n..usur. .,
April ii-ii.mp.,.sd washburn.. form.
April William Joel stone. U. q. son.
April i7-Bspor Aidunats, Chilean am.
bassador 10 Y. At Washington.
April 0-coi. George Pope. Al Hart.
'oAf xprii iGcn Snpr. Carlo. a. p.na p,,~,.x
an minister. In Washington.
Dr. y. Fletcher inrais. noted physician.
May s-Mrs. Potter Palmer Of Chicago.
At Sarasota, Via.
The state herald., 1919-01-03

Nav s-Marcus Mayer. famous thsatH-
cal manager, at Amityville. l. !.
May ,l-Federal Judge C. c. kohisaa''
Msy isNpastor Charles Wagner. IN
Nav l-James Gordon Bennett, pre-
prietor of New York Herald, IN trahSiE,, fin,.
May 22-Dr. Minot J. Savage. noted UNI
NAV ss"Gen. John B. Castleman. fam
Gus Confederate soldier. at LoaisviIic arican
May 26-MRitland Armstrong. Ahei's""
artist. In New York. "a
June 4-Charles Warren Fairbanks
former vice president, at Indianapolis :,
June S-Brig. Gen. r. Z. d. Michie' Y.
8. A.. In France. ,
June 5-Dr. John Merrittee Driver. noteo
preacher and lecturer, at CMcaSo. w.,
June io-George B. Harris. head OF Bur-
lington Railway
June 22-.Archbishop John J. keane Of
June 81. A. Mitchell, editor of Life.
July Prev. DR.. Washington GLADDEN.
July s-Mohammed v. sultan OF Turkey.
Viscount Rhondda. British food con-
Bsnjamin R. TIllman. U. 8. senator from
July isNJohn D. o'Rcar. American min
lister to Bolivia.
July 2!-dustav Kobbe. American au-
Aug s-Congressman James H. David
son OF Oshkosh, wis.
Aug. s..Max Rosenthai. famous artist
Aug @John D. shoop. superintendent
Aug. i0-Wiiliam P. KeIlogg, former
governor. Of Louisiana. SLAM, In Mashins'e%n: u. %sv
Aug. i7-Jacob II. Gallinger. U. s. sena-
tor from New Hampshire . o,,., =.
Aug. ss-oliie NJ James. U. 8. SENATOR
% Aug. @"Prof s. II. wiiIiston. noted
paleontologist, at Chicago.
Sept. 7-Francis s. Chatford. Catholic
bishop of indianapolis.
Sept. s-Brig. Gen. L. W. v. kennon' IN
Sept. isNRev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones. noted
preacher and pacifist of Chicago:
Former U. s. Senator J. C. s. Blackburn
Anthony ". Dimock of N.w York. :
Sept i7-Cardinai John NJ. Farley. arch
bishop Of New York Dr. ~
viscount Ichiro Motono. Japanese
Sept. ssss!ohn ireland. Catholic arch
Oct 7.Maj. Gen. C. @. Doyan. U. g.
Oct. s-Jame. b. Mccreary. formsr
Oniteu bthtcs tchdtoi nhe -
Oct. is-John y. Hopkins. former mayor
Oct. it-solon Menos. minister from
Haiti at Washington
Oct. T-Congressman John A. Sterling
Oct. s2~Dr, r. X. Brooke. Episcopal
bishop OF Oklahoma.
Oct. S-Charies Lecoca. French COM
Oct. S-EIIa Flagg Young, former su-
perintendent Of schools of Chicago.
Oct. 27-Eugene Hale. former u 8. sem
ator from Maine.
Oct. so-Neison N. Lampert. well known
Chicago banker.
Nov Mrs Russell Sage.
Morton F. Plant. inancier and yachts--
man.
Or. Andrew White. educator and dipio-
mat.
Nov. iS-Gen. II. C. King. soldier and
author, In New York.
Nov, i9-Dr. c. Il, Van Hise. president.
Of University of-w,seonsin. =.
Joseph f. Smith. presideas -at Mormos
church.
Nov. 22-Formsr Governor W. d. Hoard
Of Wisconsin.
Nov. 2-N. N. Kaufman. copper and
iron magnaie and hotel man OF Chicago:
Dec 2-Edmond Rostand. poet and
framatist, In faris.
Dec. s-L. W. PageNhead Of u. s. bu-
renu OF roads.
Dec. if-Efne Eilsler. actress. aged IS.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
SPORTS

Feb. h-Kieckhsser won thrss.cush H.
o',ii,rd championship from De ORC.
uFso. b-Jaek Dempsey dsfsated D1ii
"s.hhan IN sig iounds al AilWaukss,
March ll-kisckhsfsr successfully ~
ship against cnnnsfax.
,ateh 5-Michiyan university won ~
"snth annual Indoor confssenes meet
xpr,i D-klsekhsfsr rstainl thrss-eush-
sept ii-Boston American Isasus tsam
esstssied Chicago National league team
III III wyrids Championship, and .psofee-
s'onai baseball quit for psfiod OF the was.
Nov k-kieekhsfsr retained three .cush.
Ion ti,ls, dsfestiny Mccoufi.
Nov: c-kisckhsisr retained thrss-eush.
ION ntis. defeating cannsfaH.
The state herald., 1919-01-03
FOREIGN

April c-rivs hundred killed In battle
ps,wesn Mexican federal forcss and
April s-pr sldon,o Psss elected prss-
nsp,,. saiisu shih Chang elected prssi-
Dec. l-psru. and Chile preparing for
Wal over provinces Of TAeHA ana africa.
OF Switzerland.
,,- Dec i..illdonio Pass. pr.sidsu, Of ror.
rablnet won IN British general election.
dent Of Portugal.
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W A N 7 E o

WANTED-You TO ask our driver
about finished family work. We
can do your work to suit you. 10-11-4t
Excelsior Laundry.
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W. 0. w. CONVENTION Notes

" itNutu OUT lHSI week.
w. J. Collins. Of Clifton. Ariz. the
efficient secretary of the woodmen CON
vention, is mining engineer by pro-
fession. but at present is treasurer Of
his county.
:. Kaufman of East Las Vegas.
man Of low stature. but Overlooking
with the milk of human kindness. is of
French extraction. his father coming
from France. He carried back with
him a report Of the proceedings for his
local paper. the Optic.
A. d. Hill. a very active delegate on
the floor of the convention. Is well
known all over the state, and n candi-
date now for the Office of Collector of
Internal Revenue for the district Of
New Mexico.
Lawyers, doctors. electricians. en-
gineers. farmers. stOckmen. politicians,
in fact all classes and conditions were
to he found ut the woodmen convention.
Or. Hume. of Alamagordo. we would
say represented the medical profession.
but this would hardly he proper since
he is an "osteopath' and kills his pa
tients by rubbing" instead Of drug
ging."
+. Il. Swope. Of Albuquerque, came
here bearing an invitation from his
camp and city for the convention to Sc
leet that place for the next meeting.
In placing his city In nomination after
Sovereign Beville, of Mesa. Ariz.. had
extolled the glories Of Salt River val
ley and the streets Of Mesa. tie mag
niicent drlveways. flower gardens.
vineyardsl and orchards, the great ho-
tells and magnificent homes and hos
pitable people-a veritable paradise ON
earth-and Sovereign Lewis Of Miami,
Ariz.. had promised to take them down
almost miles under the earth II they
would come TO Mesa. Swope said II they
came to Albuquerque, he would not
promise TO take them up 10 Paradise
nor down to the other place which Isl
supposed TO be located down sn theI
deepest depths Of somewhere. but his
city would meet them on the level and
give them the time of their life.
swoDe is an electrical engineer with
the Santa Re railroad A whoIehearf-
ed woodman.
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r o r R e N T

HOUSES for rent in all parts Of town.
y II. Wing. l19k T. Spruce, under
Baker hotel 29tf.
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made by the transfer to Denver would
he insinificant, indeed.
Following the action Of the chamber
Of commerce an almost instant re-
Spouse was received from. senator's and
members Of congress for New Mexico.
Arizona and Texas that they would
oppose moving Fort Bayard. The sup
port of other chambers of commerce
In this section was also assured.
In addition to the opposition to the
proposed transfer. which the matter
has aroused direct benefit Is to be
reaped from the fact that senator's and
congressman will use their influence to
see that Bayard appropriations pass
promptly. In the past the Post has
gotten along without any active help
from the floor OF the house or senate.
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Citizens around Hondale have peti
toned the corporation commission for
n new freight depot al that place. They
claim that shipments have grown "a
such extent. especially perishable prod
ucts, that they need better occommo-
dationS AT the hands OF the Il. L. n :.
w. railroad The commission will, no
doubt, look into this at once.
T.. W. Faulkner. ef Hermanas, y.
NJ. is visiting his daughter. Mrs. ]. \.
Mittle Mr.. Faulkner formerly lived
here.
Capt. Il. J. Carney came in last night
from Il visit at Grinnell. In.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rogers, who have
been visiting here for several weeks
with the family Of their daughter, Mrs.
a. w. Pollard, will leave Saturday for
their home at Portage, Wis.
Mirs WIN VI MuilutNr, WHO mas
been very low with influenza at the
Baptist hospital. Is much better an;
was taken back TO her home In the
country last Thursday.
The friends OF Judge e. g. Fielder
will he glad to learn that he has so
far recovered from his recent illness
ms to he back in his office. thopgh quite
feeble vet.
W. q. Whitney. prominent mer-
chant Of Rincon was here Saturday.
He said Deming looked busy to him.
Miss Ada Estes, OF Silver City, court
stenographer for the sixth judicial dis
trict, II here attending the April term
Of court for this county
Charles q. wilfong, Philadelphia
capitalist. was in the state last week.
He is interested In the Rio Grande
power project.
NJ. \. Nordhaus made hurried visit
to Albuquerque last week.
J. 4. Grover, who Is mining at Cooks
Peak, was here one day last week ON
his way home from Alma where he had
been prospecting.
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IL DENVER TRYING
TO STEAL BAYARD?
Claim Is Made Invalid Soldiers Could
BE Kept Cheaper in Colorado
Silver City Takes Action

The possibility that Fort Bayard
would he abandoned az an army hos
pitnl for tuberculosis was the occasion
Of two important meetings Of the exc
cutive committee of the Silver City
chamber of commerce held yesterday.
After the discussion of all aspects of
the matter AS far as could be deter.
mined from the information at hand,
kilograms were sent to the states rep
resentatives In congress asking that
action In the matter. II contemplated.
he withheld pending further informa
ton which would he forthcoming from
here.
The status of the affair seems 10 he
about as follows: The surgeon gener.
ais department has decided that two
hospitals for the treatment Of tubercu.
losiS will he maintained, one In the east,
at Asheville, \. G., and the other In
the west. Through influence brought
to bear from Denver and from other
reasons the hospital now nearing com
pletion near Denver is the one that
will likely he designated ms the western
hospital. In favor Of the Denver hos
pital the chief argument presented has
ben the fact that that the cost of main.
tanning the patients there would he less
than at Fort Bayard.
That this would have no weight with
the public generally must he conceded
since the war has not been over long
enough for the public to so far forget
their obligations to the soldiers that
any small consideration of cost would
he allowed to interfere with the quail.
ily Of service given the soldiers. They
are entitled to the very best that the
nation affords. and that, to the tuber-
cular, means the opportunity to regain
his health in southern New Mexico.
The above article was taken from the
Silver city Independent Of the 18th.
Below will be- found later develop
ments as stated In the same paper last
week:
Assurances received In answer to
kilograms and letters sent TO promi'
nent officials and others interested by
the Silver City chamber Of commerce
are to the effect that any effort to take
the army tuberculosis sanatorlum at
Fort Bayard to Denver, will meet with
the strongest kind Of opposition and
this will probably he strong enough TO
keep the big sanatorium here.
Naturally those who know the IA
vorable climatic conditions which pre-
vail in this section are most strongly
opposed to sacrificing the least. frac.
tion of II for few cents day saw
ing In the cost of maintenance. Our
soldiers deserve the very best at what
ever cost aud the saving that could be |
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DEFINING MERCANTILE COMPANY
Exclusive Selling Agents
LOCAL BRIEFS

Boaz. New Mexico is the center of Il
rather scattered ranch settlement.
When there Is Red Cross work for the
women to do Red Cross penant is
hoisted on lofty flag pole which can
be- seen for miles, and the breezes wig
wag the workers 10 assemble.
J. W. Cooper. ii. Frohlith, IL. H. Hill,
and +. l.. Chase. who are working for
the government at Columbus, spent
Sunday here with their folks, return-
ing to their work Sunday evening.
H. NJ. Stokes and J. &. Rapp re-
turned from Dcming the first Of the
week. where they have been attending
the district encampment Of the W.'O.
W. Lodge. They went as delegates
from the local W. q. W. lodge aud say
that they had fine time and that
Deming entertained the visitors royal
ly.--ClOvis News.
VI. W. Mcdowell. a practical oil field
man. accompanied by r. l.. Hicklin.
spent short while here last week ON
their way to Santa Fe. Mr.. Mcdowell
formerly lived in Oklahoma and drill
led In the first well brought in what
Is known as the Wagner field in that
state. They were looking over the
prospective fields in this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ID. Foheringham and
Mr.. and Mrs ii. L. lehman. Of Los
Angeles, Calf. stopped over here day
or 81 last week on their way to Den
yer.
Couaty Commissioner Buck Chad
bourne. was here Saturday on his way
to Hillsboro to bring bunch Of cattle
from up there to his ranch near Co
lumhas. 'fSI
Tom Farmer. of near Hondale was
here Friday transacting real estate
business.
j. d. Parks and Miss Bertha l.. wy
ant. Of Globe. Ariz., were married here
Monday morning. The ceremony took
place AT the courthouse I'm the office Of
Justice of the Peace c. G. Rogers. who
Dificiated.
L. VI. Carl. Otto Reese and G. H. |
Johnson. of Columbus were here last
week attending court
Lee Caldwell. of Hachta. visited
here Sunday.
Deputy Sheriff Jack Breen. Of Co
umbus. was here attending court last /
week.
The one hundred thousand gallon wa
er tank which formed a part Of the
equipment at Camp Cody. was bought
BY the regent Of New Mexico Normal
'chool at Silver city. and was installed
IN the grounds Of the school last week.
Il is a valuable addition to the plant
md was purchased at n great bargain.
George l.. Schenk, former head
aleSman Of the firm Of J. A. Mahoney.
Inc. was in town for one day last
week Mr.. Schenk was discharged
rom the army at Fort Bliss early last
week, having just returned from over
cas duties with the 3ith division. He
will spend a few weeks with his home
olkS at Las Cruces before resuming
lis former position at Mahoney's.
Mr.. and Mrs }. W Bolton motored
o Columbus Sunday to visit their son.
VIII. who joined the 10Th cavalry last
week. The 10Th is expected to leave
or the canal zone about June LIST
:. e. SkidmOre. manager of the ROs-
or Drug Store. returned Saturday ey-
ming from an extended visit with rel
tivcs ut Skidmore, Texas, where he
lEv.I
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FOR SALE-Several residences, on
easy terms. Also several brick
store buildings on Silver avenue, for
rent. See II. G. Bush, at .Foxworth-
Galbraith lumber office.
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$. G. Skidmore. manager OF the Ros-
ser Drug Store. returned Saturday ey-
ening from an extended visit with rel
ativcs at Skidmore. Texas, where he
formerly lived
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Attorney X. X. Scott, OF Silver City,
was attending district court here last
week
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CARLOAD Of Furniture wanted.
pay the highest prices in the city for
good furniture. show cases, etc. Eng
lert, l02 y. Silver Ave. Phone 5jS,
Deming. 4-29-tt
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LOST Between Deming and Column
bus, Malice Rubber Co. tire and tube.
size 3I9x3O. Finder deliver TO Mich
aud. 800 s. Silver. Deming. and receive
reward.
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WANTED-Men with automobiles
Big and easy money. Address s. $.
Piper. Hardwick Hotel. Phoenix,
Ariz. TX
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Edwin. son Of II. +. Jordan, 100 n.
Tin. is'reported recovering from a very
severe illness.
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WANTED-3-phase motor III to 2
horse power. Must he bargain for
cash. Address Box ~. Columbus
\. NJ. 4-29x
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WANTED Clothes to launder. Best
work done at moderate prices. Leave
address at Graphic. IT,
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WANTED-YOu to phone 81 and Jet
us wash your feather pillows at 25c
each. They come out like new or bet
ter. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
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BLAN KETS

We handle Blankets carefully and
give you prompt service.
Phone 81. Excelsior Laundry
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-05-09
Anarchists Out of Wilma.

Paris.-Polish troops, having driven
the Bolsheviki from wilma, are march
ing on Minsk, according to information
given the Temps by NJ Wasilewski,
formerly Polish foreign minister In
connection with the Polish operations
in Lithuania the former minister said
that the Polish diet had announced
that military activity in Lithuania is
only to protect the inhabitants against
invasion. The liberation of White
Russia and Lithuanla, NJ. Wasilewski
added. would make an end to Bolshe-
vik plans to invade Poland through
those territories.