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Evening journal., 1920-07-27

ervations which he thought necessary
TO keep the twenty-One Democratic
Senators in the party who voted
against the world club. II he did,
Mr.. Wilson soon changed his mind.
for him Il must be an awful blow
20 the Democrats who worked so hard
ai san Francisco TO keep Mr.. Mc-Adoo
and the other men close to The Ad-
ministration from getting the nOmina-
tlOn. Most OF the delegates at san
Francisco realized that the best thing
the Democrats could do would be 10
get as far away from Woodrow VIII
son and all his connections as possible.
Then they nominated Governor Cox
and everybody was happy. But-on
Sunday July IS, all their happiness
faded away when they realized that
Governor Cox was going to be a real
Wilson man. even 10 the extent OF
boldly promising TO continue his poll
ictes, II he Is elected.
Jack, you and Ruth viii remember
that last summer we saw what was
called a Punch and Judy show Little
toy people who danced, walked anC
acted by being pulled with strings
from behind in the hands OF some
man who did the talking. That Is
exactly the way this country will bC
I run should Governor Cox be our mex
President. Mr.. Cox would be th,
Punch or the Judy and Mr.. Wilson
would pull the strings and do th'
| talking.
"If The American people want foui
more years of Wilsonian one-maI
Government; IL they want the Con
stitution OF the United States agaiI
thrown 10 the four winds IL they wan
! American boys sent 10 every cOuntr,
in the world to fight the battles o
foreign nations: II they want u
made the laughing stock OF th
whole world and 10 see the policie
OF the fathers. OF George Washington
and Abraham Lincoln trampled unde
foot, then they will vote for Governo
James NJ. Cox. Of Ohio. The Demo
lcratic party is sure TO be overwhelm
| lnD.l.. llalnnlnL D
Evening journal., 1920-07-27

Between now and the meeting of Congress In Deem
ber committee OF the Republican Congress- headed by
senator William NJ Calder. Of New York, will so thor
oughy into the building situation with vew 10 recon-
mendlng to Congress constructive means OF rem
edylng the present shortage Of homes and industrial
plants This is a very serious problem and Senator
Calder is maklns a special study OF H.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
CONAN DOYLE. PLEASE COPY.

SAN FRANCISCO-"Its a Meddin
'er a crimel cogltated Cop One 10
COP TWO here. They followed the
white trail OF rice for several blocks
and through several alleys and then
they ralded a Chinese store and ar
rested eight Orientals for stealing
rice from the Tai. Iuen Co.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
NO WONDER,

CTATTsTCs show that the railroads during the nrst
- i've months OF this year. did per cent more pas
senger business and 3 per cent freight business
than during the months Of 1919.
That's one reason for the Jam In Delaware and other
States
Bear Il In mind when you crltcise.
Many an efficient business machine would be clossec
by such an overload.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
GAS GONDOLAs

VENICE "Signor, your gas-gon-
dola floats wiihoutw That's the way
they say it here now. Before the war
no one Travelled the canals OF Venice,
says a Red Cross worker, except IN
the tlme-hOnored man-propelled
boats. Now it's the rage 10 chug-
chug along the sleepy waterways in
gas launches.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27

Before Governor and Candidate Cox enters the ring TO
defend his title as champion OF the Wilson covenant OF
the League OF Nations Il would be well for him TO find
out exactly where he himself stands and what ne be
llieyes
Evening journal., 1920-07-27

Senator Kenyon announces that ne will to repeal
the appropriation granted the Department Of Justice
o fight the high cost Of living on the sound that It was
primarily to boost Atomey-Goneral Palmer for the
democratic nomination for President.
Evening journal., 1920-07-27
Ct ms of Thought

Nothing Is said now that has not been said before
Terence, i59 B. c.
.-.-.-.
What is food te one man may be fierce poison 10
others.-LpcretuS
Evening journal., 1920-07-27

By way what is the Presidents position his own
coNenanthat s his position oday2 He has held every
position the team and holds down none.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
MAE PARK WILL PLAY. LEADING ROLE IN HE. DRAMA, EAST LYNNE
Great Emotional Drama Is Weeks Offering of Mad docks-Park Players
 at the Majestic

over 1.GO0 requests were received during the three weeks past for the presentation of the well known classic, or better known as tho great emo- tional drama East ynne, and the decidee 10 please the ma 1ority by offering this well known bill for the coming week and making it one of the best productions of the sen son.
 East Lynne is like all the old iiu,e. well known plays as far as con struction. but the acting and the man. ner in which it is staged makes all the differeneesin the world as to the kind of a show one will witness when attending stock company who pre- sents this bill
 The #Maddocks- Park Players have presented a number of the well known book plays during the season and in every instance they proved to be big ger drawing cards than some of the well known Broadway successes.
 Little Miss Mark has played forty .eight distinct parts since the begin hing of the season and in the part o1 lsabell in East Lynne she will have part that would tax the ability of any star and character which has been enacted by every well known dramatic star in the dramatic world,
 These who have followed Miss Park through this season will realize how she puts her heart and soul into each part she portrays and may he asA sured that they will see Isabell in East Lynne" as she should be. a young. frivolous girl, who marries a man several years her senior, and thinks her husband does not care for her because, well, just because, which is ther only reason Isabell could had for the life she made for herself.
 Miss Park will perhaps be the young est. actress ever playing Isabell as the majority of actresses never attempt East Lynne" until they have acquired so much age that it would really be impossible to be a girl of Isabelrs age, regardless of paint and powder but from those who have witnessed some Of the rehearsals and from Mr Park who is producing the play, it is said that Mae Park will be revc- lation in this emotional part of Lady Isabell.
 Jack Motte will again appear as the gentlemanly william. Ben F,zell as
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

stipation that you may have.
 Take it when you feel drowsy, dizzy or bilious, when you feel a cold or a fever coming on, when there is an epidemic, when you have eaten anythinglabout which you are in doubt. It is at such times that you need to be free of poisons and of fermenting foods. You can buy Dr. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin at any drug store. Thou sands of families have 1t con- stantly in the house against emergencies.
 In spite of the fact that Dr. Cdld- well's Syrup Pepsin is the largest selling liquid ldxntiVc in the World, there being over million bottles sold each year, many who need its benefts have not yet used it. # you have not, send your name and address for free trial bottle to Dr. ". B. Cald,vell, SIT Washington St., Monticello, Illinois.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

Standing a1 the Brown Marx build ing a few evenings ago, the rain was pouring down in torrents and the street cars seemed to be. running off schedule. Two young colored girls came along and waited out of the. weather. and ! was greatly interested in what they had 10 say. Belle was a genuine type of the country and spoke with an air indicating a desire not to disclose her crude style. While Daisy. her friend, looked a trifle more citified
 "Yous wanting the Lakeview car.' said Daisy. and gifts off at Twenty fifth street-does you know where it is-where you going to work with that white woman?'
 Sure do,a said Belle, with conf dent shrug-
 Well, when you see where tis. just push dat little white button up side the window. and that will stop the e9r right where you wants it. Has you ever used the telcphoncg We'll I'll tell you how it is When ft rings. you take up that trumpet thing, and puts it to your car and say Hello. Den you holds it and hollers for somebody to .come what they wauts 10 talk to. Don't let it loose. cause then you miss connection And take care. chile, if it's laundering don't you go near it. cause sometimes it strikes you dead, that 'leetricity does. Now. bout that doorbelf; it's the most particular thing of all When it rings. fore you go to the door, you ask the lady what to say. and then you act just as nat uraf and say She is down town; be gone all day-ain't nobody here but me Don't open the door wide because I never seen the like of burglars-and they might knock you in the head. You see so many folks with things to sell and plenty of collectors. what the lady don't want to bother with. that's the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
A Spring
 Tonic
Medicinal Natipe Plants that hold the secret Q
 life and death-By Lee Fl. Smith, M. D.

seldom healthy and strong who lives in the dark or in After all Natures found to be the best always for eradcatng disease by this medicine made of plants and herbs
 Dr. Pierce of the Invaids Hotel Surgical Inst tue Buffalo Y many of extensive pracice found that could his faith aerave extract Of certain plants and roots of blood diseases This he called Dr. Perces Golden Medical Discovery Containing alcohol nor narcotics entirely vegetable this Discovery makes for rch req blood and a.powerfu gives the tired business or woman strength health Rapidly growing school girls and often show impoverished blood by the pmpes or bols which appear neck To eradicate from the blood feed the heart lungs and stomach bood nothing is so good Dr. Prce Golden Medical Discovery If you put your order by making the blood will not be subject troubles T spring of the the best cean house. because of the toxins pons stored up cry of Dr. Perce just thing for those who recovering attacks colds u pneumonia It has been sold for fifty and be had drug store m the land tablets or liquid Send trial package of tablets to Dr. Pierce's hvalids Hotel in Buffalo N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
Stout Lady
New 10 Reduce Your Weight

Get rid of that burden of obesity. Become 1.-the and active. Stop sui
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
A DAUGHTER OF THE. GODS, WITH ANNETTE
 N--R|ALTO
Worlds Most Perfect Wom- an Will Be Seen In Fan tastic Oriental Fairy
 Story

"A Daughter of the Gods" the pro- dpction beautiful, featuring Annette Kel- lerman, comes to the Rialto theatre Monday for a three day engagement.
 Annette Kellerman's daring and skill in accomplishing seemingly impossible na- tatorial feats provided a majority of the and make them competent to render intelligent and respectful service. That she can do it, no one who knows Car rie doubts for a moment, and she is planning to render valuable service to the housekeepers of Birmingham. It occurred to me I heard these two girls talking, if both of them could have only d months coaching at Tug gle Institute the same lessons could have been given intelligently and prac- tically without fear of being placed in a dangerous position. Carrie Tuggle has already accomplished a wonderful work and Tuggle Institute has strug- gled successfully against great adversi- ties. Now a new light has been thrown on the work. Carries white friends have reinforced the efforts of her board of managers. and money is forthcom- ing to put this institution in the class it belongs-a factor in the community, serving a long-fe purpose for both races.
 Carrie Tuiggle is a natural executives; she does not know it, but her work speaks for itself, and she is not only educating her race. she is preparing them for a better life. and teaching them the true meaning of service and the value of white friends. Her prob lem is hard one; she has much ig norant and crude material to mold but she is on the job every hour, and knows just how to train her pupils for the need of the times The card to help Tuggle Institute is being punched every day, and the white friends arc glad to see the splendid work going on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
ConUersation Hedrd While
 AWaiting a Street Car
ny AUGUSTA RANDOLPH REID.

reason she ain't at home no time. And then the gas stove honey. You ain't never fooled with that. We'll, this is the time to watch your sfep--it 'splodes sometimes, and they ain't nothing to do but get burned then. Before you strikes the match you turn it on slow ly. that's the way we do it, and il beats the stove wood when you under stands it alt There ain't nothing like knowing thing"
 Belle looked serious. and she said:
 Daisy. I don't believe that LalSeview car is coming. anyhow; | don't believe I'll get there this evening That white woman's been doing without me all this time, And living in this city and doing all these dangerous things looks like sudden death to me. I just come up here to make little money to put a new window in our church, ain't go- ing stay long anyhow--and now knows I ain't."
 'Oh, but we carries card heref says Daisy. and we get'the white folks 10 punch it for our church money That's excusing what they pay us for our work-and don't you see the pretty windows in the colored folks churches2 That's how they come"
 This did not seem to reconcile Belle She showed changed mind. and she said Daisy, card or no card. that Bakeview car is sure goin' leave one nigger in town. I don't feel comfort able over this situation and I got to dream another dream"
 As my car came in sight l left them standing, but felt sure, the lady on Twenty-fifth street was minus the help she had hoped for.
 And 1t is wonder after such a merciless training. And then l thought of Carrie Tuggles and her tremendous undertaking-to take these untaught country or city raised girls and boys
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

Lord Mt Severan. Henry Coroneas as Richard Hope Mir. Leech as Dill Miss Bonita as Barbara Hare. Miss Edwins as .foice, and Miss Davidson as Cor nealia and other members to good ad- vantage'
 Nothing will be left undone to make Fast Lynne" one of the best offerings ef this season and Manager Mad docks states that to judge from the calls for tickets for the past two weeks that this. the oldest of all plays on the American stage. wiu break the house records for the season.
 Only five more weeks of stock at this theatre and all who enjoy a good. clean play should not miss one of the plays selected for the remaining weeks Manager Maddocks will re 2 main iu charge of the Majestic and present something new in the amuse- ment field for this city in Dan Fitch's
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
HAVE DARK HAIR AND LOOK YOUNG Nobody Can Tell When You Darken Gray, Faded Hair
 With Sage Tea

Grandmother kept her hair beauti- fully darkened. glossy and attractive with brew of Sage Tea and SulphuF. Whenever her hair took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this sim pie mixture was applied with wonder ful effect By, asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compoand," you will get large bot tie of this old-time recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients. all ready to use, at very little cost This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair.
 A well known downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell 1t has been applied it's so easy 10 use, too. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another appli- cation or two, it is restored to its nat urar color and looks glossy. soft and beautiful--Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

numerous thrills which dominate the pie lure. The story is fascinating fantasy The loving spirits of two birds pass into a pair of human beiugs-one prince who is adopted as the sultans heir. and Anita. daughter of the gods, who is sold as slave into the Sultan $ harem, and Nho incurs the. jealous hatred of ruthless favorite', zarrah. who is capable of any deviltry to for ward her own ambitions. The Prince falls in love with Anita, and this brings him into conflict with the sultan
 The most impressive scenes are those showing Anita in the sea among huge erocodiles. to the mercy of which she has been thrown by Zarrah's slaves The Fairy of Goodness. however, saves Anita by turning the crocodiles into swans
 Simple and sweet as the compelling love story is, it appeals alike to chil- dren and adults There is a series of huge scenes shown with such rapidity that the enormous cost of making this film is readily understood. The clash iEg of two armies is a rare piece Of work that held the audience breathless, while Anitas sensational dive of l03 feet from a tower in which she had been imprisoned to the water below is equally remarkable. The destruction of a Moor ish city and then the unfortunate slay- ing of Anita by her lover, the Prince. are terrific moments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

The South Wales Iron and Steel Fed eration, consisting of 12,000 workers has decided to demand q flat rate war bonus of 40 per cent on the total earnings, to replace the present graded WAT bonuses
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11

Ali-Star Minstrel Stock Company f9i the suininer months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-11
Keep The System Clean
 And You'll Be. Healthy
Elimination helps to avoid colds headaches and epdmes

A NYONE who has watched "A himself knowsthereis noth- 4 A ing so important to health and comfort as regular daily elim- ination. Half of the minor illness es of life are due to neglect of this. The five million men who were in our army know the importance the doctor attached to this function.
 By all means try to regulate yourself by intelligent diet and exercise. but when these fail you will need laxative, one as near to nature in it's action as skill can make it. In the opinion of many thousands of good Americans such a one is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which is a combination of simple laxative herbs with pepsin. It acts promptly, gently and with out gripping and will with certainty regulate any tendency to con-
Deming graphic., 1920-02-03
= GENERAL SUMMARY

oDoccmber averaged far above the
,rmal in temperature, but much he
n In Precipitation. There was gen
til and large excess of temperature.
|cene at few Isolated stations along
|e eastern GLl northern borders.
|hqre the excess was small, and even
deficiency oc urred at n few stations
lJderntS trm'" ai-res generally oh
ined ~ the beginning of the month
II sharp cold wave occurred from
Sth to 10th, and n second from the
h 10 18th. Thereafter practically
cold weather occurred The 9th and
Nh were the coolest days, while the
slrlSest occurred yariously from the
b to 9TH, 11-12th. 22d TO 25th. and
lcn 2Sth TO 3lst. The warmth Of the
list decade was especially noticeable,
lin many reminders of fall. rather
AJINof winter-nies and bees gnOut (;
Lny fall birds: little frost in the
Found. and streams generally open.
| southern valleys plowing and
BE- preparation of fields continued
throughout the month, and generally
Yer the statel ate husklng and thrash
X, hauling, marketing, dairying. and
be- care of stock were continued.
|lngcs were good, and stock contin-
|nd i'm excellent condition.
The precipitation Of the month
Ilowed n general and large deficiency
all but the northwest division and
/ few scattered stations elsewhere.
Iany eastcrnland southeastern sta
Ions. and not few southwestern. had
% precipitation or hut mere trace.
'hree fairly general periods OF pre-
ipitation occurred, ending with the
S-10th Good snowfall occurred over
.e northern mountain region and the
kSwcst and fair depth over cen
"A. nd southwest mountains.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-03
LEGAL NOTICES

been commenced in the above entitled
court and cause, by the above nameG
petitioner against the above named
defendants, the general objects of said
nit are. as stated in the petition, b.
obtain the aid Of the court 10 the ca
that resort may be had 10 the real e..
tate Of May Bell, said deccdent, for tls
Payment Of claims duly allowed again
said estate and OF the costs and cs
lenses Of administration and of this
proceeding. and that said real estate
io-wit, the west half (WiA) Of LOT
rineteen C19) and twenty (20), il
block nineteen (19) Of the Wallis SUI
yey Addition 10 the Townsite OF Dem
ing. In said county and State, may d.
sold. mortgaged or otherwise disposCl
.of as the court may seem expedient
Notice Is further given that unle.
YOU, the said Edward =. Bell. shall
cause your appearance to be entered il
.said cause ON or before the 81 day o.
March, A. j. 1920. judgment will De-
rendered in said cause against you hr
default.
The names and address Of the atior-
reys for the petitioner are Naught *
Watson, Dcming. ~ NJ.
Dated this 10Th day Of January
a. ID. 1920. Z a. HUGHES,
Clerk Of said Court
First pub. Jan. 20; last pub. Feb. o.
Deming graphic., 1920-02-03
NEW MEXICO CROP REPORT
(January / 10 15)
Weather


The weather during this period has
cen cold over most Of the state, with
aily general snow fall, and some rain
n southern portion This condition
las resulted in some shrinknge In live
'tock, and some loss of unharvestel
srain and fodder in the dry farm see
ions where scarcity of labor and large
production have delayed farm opera
ions. The precipitation has, however
.reatly benefited the ranges and fall
sown grains.
Crop Shipments
Eastern Mora county reports having
shipped 10 date 100 cars Of wheat, ~
cars of corn and 80 Of beans. with
much of their crop yet 10 be- shipped.
Roosevelt county reports having
shipped 30 cars Of sweet potatoes tC
date with about 100 cars in storage.
Several counties report shipping
corn. alfalfa wheat, beans and grain
sorghums in car lots, but give no fig
ures.
Much delay Is reported in shipments
due to car shortage
Prices
Much variation seems TO exist II
prices received by farmers I'm diifercni
parts ofthe state For choice alfalfa
S2S to $50 per ton. corn 81 to S1.jO pei
husbcl wheat So per hushcl. beam
( to G cents per pound, and sweet pota
toes 3 To 4 cents per pound.
Winter Wheat
New Mexico has planted n very large
acreage of this crop this year, whicl
is In good condition. With the prescn
supply Of moisture I'm the soil. one O
two more seasons insureSa fine crol
from the largest acreage ever plante'
i'm the state. Mora county report
50. 900 acres. Curry 10000, Quay 10000
and Union 10000 acres. Some whel
Is still heing planted In fact planting
has been continuous throughout th'
winter when weather conditions woul'
permit.
Live Stock
Condition Of live stock and range
reported extra good all over the state
Some shrinkage but very light lossc
during severe winter weather. Pros
poets are good for n big calf and laml
crop. Much dairy stock now bein'
Skinned into the state 10 consume tn
surplus Of last years feed TOrrncc
Colfax and Dona Ana counties have
shippcdn several cars Of Arizon'
dairy cows. The farmers in that star
are abandoning dairy farming for cot
ton growing.