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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07


 Gafney of 25sO Fairfield avenue motored to New York Wednesday. where they attended the Hippodrome.
 Mrs James StapIeton of 2737 Main street and Miss Katherine Martin of 534 North Washington avenue will be the weekend guests of Miss Jessie Prindle of New York city. Miss Prin- dle was formerly member of the Po1i Stock company of this city.
 The many friends of Mrs. John Egan of North avenue, formerly Miss Catherine Schack, will be Ileased to learn that she is slowly improving g after an illness of several weeks at St. Vincent's hospital.
 Mrs J. F. Quinn of 225 Colorado avenue, entertained at a charming children's party yesterday afternoon at the Black Rock Country club in honor of her daughter, Florence, who celebrated her seventh birthday an niverary. Spring flowers formed the attractive decorations which were pretdly carried out in a color scheme of pink. A May pole dance and grab bag were the diversions of the after noon's enjoyment. The guests were Sarah Jane Wilder, Cornelia Wilder, Mary Catherine Williams, Dorothy Goddard, Mary Belnap, Lorraine Towe, Marion Hutchenson, Corine Mason, Betty Tuthill, Marion Crane Helen Philips, Peggy Clark, Billy Hatfield, Sonny Clark. Junior Ford, Bobby Wilder, Bobby Goddard, Da- vid Wason, Jr., David Bilton, John Grant, Jr., and Charles Maillard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

Mrs George Wallace and Mrs. Alice Gafney of 25sO Fairfield avenue motored to New York Wednesday, where they attended the Hippodrome.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

The Phi Gamma society of the First Presbyterian church will hold the annual f1anquet at the church on Monday night, May 1T. Election of officers. will be held and a musical program will be enjoyed.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

The Maccahbean society will hold their annual hike on Sunday uext All members planning to attend are asked to meet at S:45 o'clock in room s14, Warner building.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown ot 214O Main street have been enter taining their son, Prof Theodore Brown of Providence, R. L. for a brief visit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

pr. c. E. c. Atkins, Eugene Marsh, Ernest Rankin, and T. Heating are enjoying a brief outing. in the Skiff Mountains, Kent
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

MT. and Mrs Howard Taylor of Rowsley street. Black Rock. are re- joicing over the arrival of a. son born Wednesday, May 5, at St. Vincent's s hospital Mrs. Taylor was formerly Miss Dorothy Keller of Dayton, O.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

Friends of George Stafford will be pleased to hear that he is rapidly re- ! covering from an operation recently performed at St. vincent's hospital.
 MT and Mrs Herbert Clark of AZ James street will remove shortly to iNViTimantic, Conn, where they have .Eau1chased a new home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

MT. and Mrs. Walter Hall of 140 Merriam ,street entertained last even ing at a dinner party in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Hall. The guests of the evening included MT. and Mrs. A. H. Hawks, MT. and Mrs. I. Pend1eton, MT. and Mrs. E. Porter MT. and Mrs. F. Hall, Mir. and Mrs. Connors, MT. and Mrs. c. Clark son. MT. and Mrs. M. Hazen. Miss Mil dred Hall, Miss Helen Hsll, Miss La Verne Clarkson, Robert Hall and Fred Stacy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07

Mrs C. F. Walker of 207 Wells street entertained the members of the RoWenai club at her home, Tuesday evening. A social evening was en- joyed after which a dainty luncheon was served. The members present were Mrs George Fletcher, Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs. Helen DOneIly, Miss Lucy Barnes, Miss May Sweeney, Mrs Harry Barnes, Mrs Robert Satins, Mrs Winstrom, Mrs Alice Gaffney, Mrs. D. L. Hayden and Mrs. James Stapleton.
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sidered compliment; Lindley Garri-
sons was an honest warning against
a policy Of Mr.. Wilson'S own choosing
which cost the world millions of lives
and billions OF treasure.
\ man is judged by the company he
keeps, and a president. Of all men,
chooses his company. Up 10 Mr.. viii
sons time presidents Of the United
States were big enou sh 10 I'M their
cabinets with men Of national import
ance. They got the country's work
well done They were not afraid that
their cabinets would do anything he
hind their backs. as Mr.. Wilson was,
for he says as much In his letter de-
handing the Lansing resignation.
surely he could trust the self-mtcg-
ested seryility Of Baker, a Daniels
or a Burlcson? What would the com.
INNINGS Of cabinet matter, indeed
81 long as Mr., Baruch, Mr. Uutermyer
and Mr.. House were at hand with an
abundant supply Of the necessary
salvcf
/ But will Mr.. Wilson's store Of Scapc-
goats for the consequences OF his 0wl
/ inordinntc pride OF opinion last 10 tn,
democratic convention? IL Is down L
the sweepingS.-Wall Street Journal.
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MIR. LANSING's RESIGNATION

When Mr. Lansing failed tn take the
obvious course Of reSigning the Secrc-
taryship Of state Immediately upon his
return from France, course dictated
by honor and principle he gave host
ages to fortune lie could not com
promise In his relations with the presl-
dent. who tolcrutcs no mixture Of SER
Witty ana independence. IL was GER
tain that Mr.. Wilson would get rid Of
him at such time as the resignation
would tend to bolster mp the presi-
dents shattered credit The only Won
der about the resignation Is that Mr..
Wilson did not find preteXt for ask
ing for IL before.
It was the verdict of a democratic
president to whom Mr.. Wilson com
parcs as tallOw dip 10 an are light,
that the former president Of Princeton
university was intellectually dishon.
est"
Mr.. Lansing has only experienced
what every man throughout Mr. VII
sons public career, as president Of
Princeton, governor Of New Jersey and
president OF the United States. has ex
perienced. Mr. Wilson's ear j. only
attuned to what he wants to hear
Anything else is impatiently put aside
The conse0S"1ce has been that every
lhlgh-principled man with whom he IA
ever worked has finally left him. Mr.
Wilson prohted by the longsuiferin-
which their patriotism may have die
tatcd, but the result was always the
same.
When Mr. Wilson returned from
Paris IL Is said that twelve freight
cars were necessary TO hold the gifts
which he had accepted in Europe. No
hundred times that number Of pas
senger cars would have held the enc
mics he had made. He could have pu
the friends into one taXicab without
being charged extra fare. Mr.. VII
sons cabinets will go down TO histor!
as chiefly conspicuous for the men wh'
left them, Mr. Bryan's was the oni,
resignation which could justly be con
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Ich derelopment coming season.


Albuquerque Herald says: The live
stock industry is not the only one In
New Mexico that Is looking up. Not
only win we have our full share In the
prosperity OF the stockmen, but we
win have our part OF the earnings OF
other Industries. There Is a prospect
Of long deferred railroad TO new tim
Der and grazing lands in 1920. One
fears to more than hint at the hope
so long deferred. We know that the
copper mining industry Is looking NJ
and that the turn 10 better prices l.
now familiar to all. We know OF n
single colony OF 600 desirable families
now likely to move onto irrigated lands
I'm New Mexico during 1920. We know
Of irrigation developments contemplate
cd for the year or to be completed dur
ing the year, mounting far into mil
lions. Industrial signs are not lacking
that 1920 Is 10 be New MeXic0's big in
dustrial year. Let's back the signs
Everyone Of them we can make prov,
lup will leave cash In our bank ac
counts.
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MAN WHO NAMED SILVER
CITY DEAD IN MISSOURI

Fulton. Mo, Feb. 2l.-.Iames b. Bull
lard. 73 years old, who with his broth
or. John Billiard, is said to have named
silver CITY, y. NJ, is dead at his home
i'm Columbia, near here. Billiard In
the early days Of southern New Mexico
and West Texas was known as one OF
the bravcst and most fearless men in
the west The lure Of the gold took
him away from his home at the age OF
is years and he was soon joined by his
brother. His knowledge Of woodcraft
was equal In that Of the Indians and
Gen. Crook. the famous Indian fighter,
made him chief scout Of the United
states army operating in New Mexico
and Arizona. John Billiard, scarcely
less noted, was his first assistant, and
the two were among Gen. Crooks most
trusted lieutonants. John lost his life
in silver City many years ago in a
fight with Indians, while trying "a
protect homesteaders from the red
men.
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LOCALS
Mrs. James Carragien returned from
California last week.

Mrs. James Carragien returned from
California last week.
Mayor and Mrs. G. A. Davis of Fl
Paso were Deming visitors last week.
Mrs. Fances r Dean stopped over
on route from san Francisco, Calf,
to New Orleans, La, last week TO
visit with her old school chum, Mrs.
.C. l.. Belts
Mrs VI. 4. NOrdhaus and little Miss
Elizabeth Rutherford Nordhaus arriv-
cd In the city Sunday from Los Ange-
les, Calf. Elizabeth was horn last
month and this Is her initial entry into
Deming where the many friends Of Mr.
land Mrs. Nordhaus are trying their
best to spoil her Morric will he here
rs frequently as he can, now being i
travelling salesman.
Fred Pennington and Mrs. Penning
ton came over from Tucson recently
Mr.. Pennington Is visiting his fnthei
and convclescing from the "flu.'
Herman Lindauer made trip {,
Silver City last Sunday.
George IIatten, the popular photo
graphcr who deserted Dcming for f.;
brief period for Silver City, Is bacl
at his old stand ready to take any
body's picture who has the nerve Il
stand before the camera.
Carl Wells who works for the T. I
at Big Springs, Texas, was marriel
Feb. II at Carrizozo but to whom Z
mot known here. lie was In DENIM
Sunday and refused to be interviewed
lie will return shortly with his brid
and will be employed by the Chino Cor
per Co. at Santa Rita.
Mrs. II. T.. Thompson returned iron
the Mimbrcs Hot Springs whore sh
b has been for the last three weeks
. X. T.. Thompson, manager Of the Den
ing lee and Electric Co., made bus
ness trip TO Albuquerque last week.
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LOCAL BErEFs

George ID. Robinson made a 1
Silver City last Sunday.
Peter Mack OF the Tres Herr
was Demiug visitor last Tuesds
Buck Bounds Is reported very
better after having Influenza
pllcated with pneumonia.
Mrs. A. l.. Falkenburg Is report
be well on the way 10 recovery fr'
severe attack OF Influenza.
senator W. u. Walton was IN
city yesterday from Albuquerque.
Major Paul II. Davis moved his
lily from Gage TO Deming.
The Good Cheer Club Of the NJ
dist church gave patriotic tea
saturday afternoon at the taber
ana a musical program was givei
large number of the ladies' o
church were present.
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NEW MEXICO WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

Tucamcari planning n three story
brick hotel 10 he built within ninety
days
Stated that Mid-Continental OH, Gas
& Refining Co. Of Kansas City has
leased approximately one million acres
In New Mexico and hopes TO secure an
additional million acres Has acquired
holdings In nearly every county In the
state. VIII drill at least ten deep test
wells within next five months.
Silver City-Grant county's big
iron camp at Fierro again alive with
an activity after shutdown Of several
months. During period OF shutdown
property was purchased by U. :. Smelt-
ing. Refining & Mining Co. who plan
extensive operations In both iron AMI
copper.
Rosweil-Great activity in oil mat
tiers In Eastern New Mexico Opera
TORS are flocking In from all sections
land all signs point TO stupendous de-
velopmcnt during 1920.
Gallup-AriZOna syndicate has
drought In one well and drilling more
on large holdings in Seven Lakes dis
trict about 90 miles northeast Of here.
Rio Arriba county oil field booms at
1850 feet.
AlamOrgordo--4 Standard oil rigs
drilling In Tularosa basin.
ella Valley has new $4,000 flour
mill operating.
Albuquerque-American Lumber Co
, employing large force Of men.
! Jitneys scrapcd about 1000 miles OF
electric lines last year.
Deming-U. S. Public Health hospi
, tai 10 be established at Camp Cody.
Trappcrs active in Buelah district
Mesilln Park runchers 90 into poul
, try business on large scale.
q Kansas city Oil Co. leases million
/, acres In this state.
, Water users protest against Re,
: Bluffs project
National Exploration Co. moves ma
1 chlnery to drilling site Of second Oi
well near Roswell.
Paper shortage Is explained by re
. printing one Senatorial speech rs
public document and sending ou
broadcast millions Of copies-it too
fortv-elght tons Of paper
I Silver City-Lucky Bill and Blac
; Hawk mines to become producers.
/, State to sell ten year oil leases a
, auction in April
y Amarillo district on verge Of o
= boom.
> Keen interest shown In improve
- mcnt and quality Of cattle.
= Nara Visa ships seven cars cattle.
IN cars cattle from Wyomin
brought into FOLSOM district past 9
days.
= Albuqucrquc-Bu Building with fl,
= new storerooms going up here.
! Progressive city OF Clovis conten
plates paving - blocks.
The day Of turpentning on Santa I
national forest aud others Of southwe
Is coming.
p, Bayard mines get complete ne
It equipment, production to begin on larl
l. scale.
Ie TIanover-E Empire Zinc Co. buys r.
r public mine.
le Tucumcari to construct so room h
ii tel
G. Magdalcna mining district promis
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PHEASANT CONDITIONS"

The republicans fell short by a hairs
breadth OF adopting the resolution
ratifying the Susan Il. Anthony amend
mcnt without democratic aid In the
house yesterday afternoon because OF
the detection Of eight members who
could not bring themselves TO vote for
discontinuance Of the pleasant condi-
tions' described In one OF the petitions
against ratification. The vote was 80
to 10 for adoption, completing ratinca-
ton by the thirty-second state, and the
affirmative votes included % repub.
licans and 10 democrats. Eight repub-
leans and two democrats voted mega.
tively.-Santa Fe New Mexican.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

Santa Fc, Fed. democratic
members Of the senate and house OF
the New Mexico legislature today sent
message to Herbert Hoover. express
ing the hopt that he may be the choice
of the democratic party for president.
The message follows:
Democratic members of the senate
and house Of New Mexico legislature
In party council assembled extend TO
you their greetings. We join in the
hope Of millions of patriotic citizens
that you may be the choice of the dem
ocratic party To lead the nation and
cviliza ton In rebuilding the world"
The message was signed by X. G.
Bryant, POrtales; II. l.. Kerr, Cam
bray; ]. =. Lea. Roswell; A. V. Lu-
Zero, Ration; j. w. Turner, White Wa.
ter; ]. X. Hull. Clovis; Ralph \. Lynd
Deming; II. O. Norris, House; ~ ]
Robertson, MalpaiS; Guy II. Herbert
Roswell |. s. Epstein, Roswell; G. Il
Gonzales Chaplain; Powhatan Carter
Govlngton; Carl u. Livingston, Carls
bad. +. H. Mehlhop, Dexter; AlberI
! Callsh, Montoya; l., c. Mcrsfclder
| Albuquerque; Coe Howard. Portales
&. G. Smith, Clayton, Melvin II. Dun
lazy, Santa Fe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24
SPEAKER GILLETTE FEARS
REPETITION OF 1893 PA

AZ Springfield, Mass, yestert
Frederick II. Gillette, Speaker OF
Federal House OF Representatives,
dressing large audience, said that
present high cost Of living has resul
largely from inflated conditions due
the 1,000,0O00O0 outstanding Treas
certificates. He further declared q
to bring down living costs there m
be thrift on the part OF the public, u
added that unless the people elimini
Injuries and begin saving there is d
ger Of a repetition Of the panic of Is
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AMERICAN LEGION DANCE

Although the beginning Of Lent kept
many away from the regular monthly
dance given at the armory last Thurs.
day evening, more than a hundred
were present and enjoyed the good
music, floor and refreshments. There
Is no question about the success of the
dances being given by the local post.
II gives promise of aifording some
clean entertainment to the young peo-
ple of the city The patronesscs were
Mesdames Thurmond. Ament, Hudson,
Sherlock, Taber Foster.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24
Flu and Colds
How They Can
Be Prevente'
Sleep Well - Eat Wisely - Exerci
Regularly Avoid Persons HaviI
Colds - Don't Worry.
KEEP AIR SAGES CLEAl
Inilamed Air Passages Make Ide.
Breeding Grounds for Flu
Germs
Flu This Year Is MIIder


While we know very little MOI
about the flu now than we did la
yeur-the germ itself has never bee
positively identified - still most az
thorities agree that the flu germs az
breathed In. If the system is In goo
shape and the membrane or lining q
the air passages is in healthy cond
tion-these germs are thrown of.
| good plan Is TO melt little Wick
| NapoRub in n spoon night and NOR 1
ing and inhnle the vapors, also app 4
Il little up the nostrils several times II
day, especially just before being e. i
posed TO crowds.
Treat All Colds Promptly
Above all, keep free from colds. rs
colds irritate the lining of the air pas
ages and make them real breedin.g
grounds for germs Prompt use II
Vicll's NapoRub aids in preventin /,
colds For head colds, sore throat or
hOarseness, rub Vicks well over the
throat and chest and cover with a
warm flannel cloth. For deep chest
Gods, severe sore throat or bronchitis.
hot wet towels should first be applied
|
the shoulder blades 10 open the pore.
Then Vicls should be rubbed in over
the parts until the skin is red-sprca
on thicSly and covered with two thick
nesses OF hot flannel cloths. Leave the
clothing loose around the neck, 80 III T,
vapors, released by the body heat, may
he freely inhaled.
These vapors, inhaled with each
breath, carry the medication directly
to the lungs ard air passages. At the
same time Niclls is absorbed through
and stimulates the skin, thus aiding
10 relieve the congestion within.
Use Of External Treatment for Colds
Increasing
} Vick's VapoRub Is the discovery OF a
North Carolina druggist, who founl
how TO combine in Salve form the
standard time tested remedies Cam.
; phor- Menthol- Eucalyptus - Thyme
etc.-so that when the salve is applet
} TO the body heat, these ingredients arc
liberated in the form of vapors.
Vlcks is particularly recommended
for children's Group or colds, since 1t Is
externally applied and therefore Gu
be used freely and often without th'
slightest harmful effects.
The best evidence Of the value 81
Vicks is the steadily increasing number
of people who have been converted {,
the use Of this outside" treatment.
Beginning with the customers Of {
, small retail drug store, the use O
: Nicks has grown-year by year-stat
by state-until now more than II mil
p lion Jars are used annually. And thi
in spite OF the fact that vicks is a ney
form Of treatment 10 many folks in III
North and West Vicks can be had Q
! iall druggists in three sizes-30c, Coo Q
,S1.20.
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AWHILE BEFORE THE MAST

]. n. Hupp lieutenant, senior grade,
L. s. ~, was visitor In the city last
week. looking over the local POSSIBLE
ties for recruiting for the service he
represents. Lieut.. IIupps headquar-
ters are In I'll Paso. lie rose from the
ranks TO n commission, having served
his apprenticeship under the old re-
gimc on the U. s. S. Monongnhela
shortly before the Graphic editor be-
gan his career before the mast as n
boy on the u. S. s. Essex. Both were
old-time sailing ships with old-time
sailors and passing the weather ear
ring" was no joke at all
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PREVENTATIVE OF FLU

III people will keep just common
earbolized vaseline. that costs not more
than a dime n bottle, in their nostrils,
using a little ulght and morning. they
will hardly ever contract the flu." said
DR. $. $. Warren, for long time
physician and surgeon at the 81 Mine.
THAT is how I kept It ont OF s.
camp when the flu was so prevalent all
over the country last year"
II doesn't cost much 10 try II AL
isn't at all unpleasant.
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II. M. PETERSON FALLS As
FEET WITH SLIGHT INJURY

II. NJ. Peterson is unlucky In sense
but any one who can fall As feet down
mine shaft and spend hut two days
In bed with no broken bones and with
II few minor bumps and scratches to
show for the adventure, is an pretty
lucky bird That Is exactly what hap
pened to Mr.. Peterson last Tuesday
afternoon in DIR. $. $. Warren's Tres
Hermanas mine.
Mr.. Peterson had gone down the
mine shaft ON rope and was climbing
out when he became exhausted and slid
to the bottom. He Is at the home OF
his father, H. G. Peterson.
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Norma Taldmadge as Jennie Malone
alias Jennie Miller, surpasses all her
previous dramatic characters In "a
Daughter OF Two Worlds" the mar
yelous story Of Slums and Society by
lie Roy Scott. Here at the Majestic on
Saturday and Sunday, Feb. $3.50.
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Charged With Mail Theft

Deputy United States MARSHAL Ilar-
ry \. Murphy today brought II. Quin-
tana here from Pecos, where he arrest
cd him ON the charge Of taking a reg
lstered letter from the postoffice 1t
that place The letter was said to
contain $40 in cash and a check for
Sa9.25. Quintana will he arraigned be
fore the United States commissioner
here.
Keep your eyes on your sweetheart
The Beloved Cheater" is coming.
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DEATH AT BASE HOSPITAL

Willie T. Williams of Eufaula, Okla,
died at the base hospital Saturday
morning. The body was taken to the
Rayson mortuary where it Is being
held pending word from relatives of
the deceased cX-service man.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

New Spring Oxfords for ladies are
arriving. All the new and nifty styles.
Prices from $3.50 to S1250. IIodgldn-
Clnrdy shoe Company, near L. o.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

WANTED-Man or woman To sell
household necessities in Deming and
and vicinity. Our salemen make good
money. Grand Union Tea Co., 112 w.
18th, Pueblo, Colo. 22-6t C
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

Keep your eyes ON your sweetheart
The Beloved Cheater" Is coming.
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NOTICE

Charles Schoepf announces that he
will remain at the present location OF
the Snodgress Motor Company, sue
ccssors to Sam Watkins for the pur-
poses Of making collections. He desires
that all those owing the firm of sam
Watkins settle with him mt an early
date as the business has been sold. 1tc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

Harry Hyatt is back from a trip into
Mexico.
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W A N T { D

I'LL BUY any kind furniture or house
hold goods; best prices paid as need
the goods. Give me trial If you want
TO buy or sell, Englert, Pine x Silver
ave. phone 55S. 24-tfc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

Two rooms for house keeping, hot
and cold water in room, 115, inquire
nj I'D w. Pine. 242tc
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Barred- Rocks Matching
eggs $3.50 per setting; l Barred 7
u. Cockrel $500, 50i w. Pine St. tel
55S. 24-tfC
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-02-24

apply J. v. Schultz, at Mimbres Valley
Lumber Co. 4s-tfc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-24
MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW.
ings made. Jsg and Fixture desienins
. speciality. Ideas developed. Il. III,
Michaelis. Mech. Consltg. Eng. associated
with ". n. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
6O9-6l0 Best Bldg. Phone 3. I. 766.