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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
GABINETU
w AUSTRYI.

Wieden, Is. czerwca.-WSzel--
kie usilowania W celu siormowa-
MIA gabinetu ministrow W Austryi
do tel pory spelzajq ma niczem.
'SPISEK PRZECIWKO DESPO
TYCZNYM RADON GER
WONYCH.
Londyn. Is. czerwca. lStnic-
je w Moskwie Anarchistyczna or
ganizacya konspiracyjna, ktora
ma ma celu zrzucenie rz2du sowie
tow. Podczas obchodow majowych
planowano zamordowac Lenina i
Buczerina, prezesa trzeclego IN
ternacyonalu. Plan ten jednak
sic ME udai i dzien wykonanla
zamachu odiozono do dnia 21go
czerwca. Ma dalszym planie jest
zamach ma komisarza tinansow
Krestinskiego i innych k~omisarzy
bolszewickich wlacznie z Zino--
wiewem. Czionkowie anarchisty-
cznej gazety ,,Goios Truda" costa
Ii aresztowani.
~PROPOZYCYA KRASINA,
Bolszewicki minister handful, Ira
sin, ktory obecnie prowadzi per
traktacye z Anglikami w celu han
dlowego i ekonomicznego Porozu-
mienia sic, zrobi} propozycye RIA
dowi angielskiemu oddania do
eksploatacyi ttytulem koncesyl
prywatnej wiasnosci rosyjskiej,
skonfiskowanej przez Rad bolsze-
wicki. Wediug opinii, jaka panuje
W Londynie W zwiazku Z ia spra-
wa, propozycye te Anglicy bezwa-
runkowo odrzuca.
WYBORY w IRLANDYI.
Dublin, Is. czerwca. Ma wy
borach okregowych Sim FeiniSci
otrzymali IS procent miejsc W ra-
die okregowej, osiagajac tym
sposobem kontrole mad Gala Polu-
dniowa Irlandya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
ZAWIADOMIENlE

Zosta{ otwarty polski skiad
pnr. $40 w. Chicago ave. Many
duzo fonografow, - sprzedamy
bardZo tanio.
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NIEMCY WYPELNIAJA WA,
U N POKOJOWE.

Paryz, Is. czerwca. - Podda--
JAG sic warunkom Pokoju Wersal
skiego, Niemcv dostarczy}y Fran
cyl do 80 maja 4,6S6,OOO ton we
gla, z ktorego 4O5,O 900 ton otrzy-
mala Belgia, $4,000 ton W}ochy.
Procz tego Niemcy dostarczyiy
Francyi 6.547 koni, 40,72O bydla
regatego, 67,476 owiec i 1915 koz.
w tym samym czasie Belgia o.
trzymaia Cd Niemiec S,116 koni;
43,4S9 sztuk rogacizny, 1854 O.
wiec, 6,140 koz i 2S,339 sztuk dro-
bin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15

C:y ufaSz polskicmu ludowiy
W takim rasie kupJ jcgo
bOndy!
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ZAMACH MA PREMIERA IA
~PONSKIEGO.

Honolulu, Is. czerwca. - Do
Romano w niedziele zamachu ma
premiera japohskiego Hara. "a
mach sic ME powiod} i sprawca 20
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
WOJSKA WLOsKIE LADUJA
w AWLONIE.

Rzym, ID. czerwca. - Sytua-
eva w A%vlonie jest pomySlna. Cd
dial wojsk wloskich, przeznaczo-
nych do Turcyi, posIany zostai do
Awlony. w bitwie pod Awlona
Wlosi stracili 500 zolnierzy ! sc
oficer6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-15
PERTRAKTACYE ANGEL
SKO EGIPSKIE.
I.ondvp Is czerwca

Londyn, Is. czerwca. - Per-
traktacye pomiedzy delegacyq c
gipska. pod przewodnictwem Ia
g}uI Paszy i wicehrabia Milnercm
s]ekretarzem kolonii, toczq sic po-
myslnie i Jest nadzieja dojScia do
szybkiego porozumienia. Anglia
sklania sic dac Egiptowi szeroka
autonOmie.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
S. W. Almy in Charge Of Work for
Field Manager +. L. ManIey Says
Formations Look Promising
NOW DRILLING IN LIMESTONE
Florida Oil Company Buys Clark Con
tract and Expects 10 Relet IL and
Go Ahead with Developments

With almost the certainty of finding
oil short Of 1000 feet, the drlll in the
Angclus oil Companys well east Of the
city has passed the 1000 mark and
Is now in very hard limestone. Excel
lent progress has been made since the
Installation OF the rotary rig and no
further difficulties are anticipated
The Florida oil Company has pur.
chased the contract of Field Manager
j. w. Clark and reassumes control OF
the property which the contract vested
In Mr.. Clark for the purpose of drill
Ing well ON the comapny's lands west
Of the city The well had been sunk
TO about 1000 feet and two small
strata of oil bearing sand pierced. Then
the tools were lost through the buck
ling of the casing and operations were
suspended after the available funds
had been exhausted. Now tl,a company
expects to iet new contract for tine
resumption OF the work.
The directors OF the company will
meet tonight and outline new policy
that viii mean either the cleaning ont
Of the old hole or the sinking of
another in close proximity.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
Capital Dome Has Large Community
Gathering on Thanksgiving Day

About 20 people OF which 40 were
adult men and women met ON Thanks
giving day for double purpose, 10
celebrate the day by having Thanks
giving day sermon In the morning, and
TO consider farm bureau problems In
the afternoon. The dinner served at
noon in the school house was just the
kind that country people can serve ON
an occasion of that kind. \ number
Of people from Deming were out to
enjoy the fellowship with Capital
Dome folks. Rev. ]. IL. Walker Of the
Methodist church preached the ser
mon.
In the afternoon farm bureau
program was given which consisted Of
a report Of what the county farm hu-
reau had accomplished during this
present year by the county agent. Mrs.
A. G. Heyman spoke briefly on what
the women In other places are doing
through the farm bureau organization.
and on what some OF the women In this
county have adopted as their project
for the coming year. +. L. Nordhaus
presented the achievements of the ma
tional and state farm bureau fedora
tion and closed with plea that. every
farmer identify himself with the coun.
ty farm bureau federation and the ma
tional farm bureau federation. Mr..
Nordhaus also read an interesting arti-
Gle from the Literary Digest which
showed some of the blessings enjoyed
by country women In other places.
This article suggested ina very force
full way what could he hoped for In
this county when the women as well
as the men organize through the farm
bureau and work on some Of the prob
lens that have been vexation to their
lives.
At the close of the meeting vote
was taken as TO the amount Of te farm
bureau membership fees FOR 1921. II
was unanimously decided to make II
$3.50. The committee TO make the
drive for membership for this commUn-
ity Is l. c. Paxton and Ben Hudson.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
EL PAsO WOMAN SPEAKS

Mrs. Susie l.. McCanne of I'll PasO
will occupy the pulpit Of the Christian
church next Lords day morning at
i0:l5 and probably In the evening ne
Z 40 The series upon Ideals will be
continued at evening services. next
Sunday. IL Mrs. McCanne does not
speak in the evening. and week later
In tile case~she does Several young
ladies wrote OF their ideal Of a young
man answering the question. what
Kind OF a man would | like to marry
npd the Young men have promised Ia
write for the next occasion describing
the kind OF a young lady they would
like 10 marry. These letters are for
public reading. Those presented last
sunday caused considerable interest
and amusement and we are sure. you
wilIsbe repaid for your time in, attend
ang the remainder Of the series, The
ideal home and the ideal church VIII
also be considered.
NORRIS ]. REAsoNER, Minister
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30

trail organization and have been bene,
fitted very materially Against these
organizations we lay no accusation, but
suffice II to say that II they advance
In their demands, while we stand still
we are the losers. The farmers work
is not trade nor n profession, IL l.
something Of them all. Therefore we
cannot Join In any one organization
and secure our whole benefit. Hence
we must have an organization that Is
peculiarly our own.
The war destroyed the center of In.
dustry and conserved the circumfer-
ence. The circumference is now being
turned TO the center. Farmers and
stockmen have dark outlook In the
immediate future. They must speak
and make their wants clear. In order to
secure beneficial legislation. Every
producer, cowman, sheepmm, truck
grower and farmer is vitally interest
ed In this organization and should be-
present at this meeting. This will not
he a tine for modesty OF excuses, but
a time TO come forward TO speak plain
ly and to stand on our dignity. What
we have to sell has reached the bottom
of the slump. what they have to sell is
still on the high plain of war prices.
Let's meet. let's council and get results.
DR.. A. ID. Grille.
DR.. Grille was formerly president Of
the State Agricultural college.
The same can he said of the Luna
County Farm and Livestock Bureau
which meets December 10.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
WHERE DOES MIMBRES
VALLEY COME IN?

III Paso.-A project TO harness the
waters of the Elephant Butte dam In
order that III PasO may he supplied
cheaper power assumed definite pro-
portions following meeting between
Mayor Davis and officials of the up
per and lower valley water users asso.
citation.
Tentative figures place the cost Of
the power plant. which will he con-
structed at the dam It s3.500WG II
Hurley, y. NJ, is TO he Supplied II ~
paso is the only city thea the cos may
le only in the neighhurhood OF 81
OODJnO.
Other figures contemplate the CON
stru, tion Of a plant capable of supply
iug 1000 kilowatts. the plant n the
dam costing $1.G5O.0Oo. transmission
linz 81 10000 aud sub-sfatlons $'sf,.
mn
The plan 10 constrnct the power
plant owes its origin to the high line
canal project The latter was turned
down by the government but AZ the
same time il recommended the CON
struction of power plant, stating that
II was feasible The power plant Is
really an outgrowth Of the high line
canal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
TAX COMMISSION REPORT
MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS

The taxation of mining property on
the same principle as real estate. the
passage OF an income tax bill proyid-
educational institutions and the elm.
ing for flat rate, the consolidation of
nation ~ elective and appointiye Of.
fices which are held useless. are the
ichief recommendations of the report
filed by the special commission, charg.
ed with the revision of the states tnx-
alton system. In the governors office
The commission which Is headed by
former Governor Herbert J. Hagpr.
nan. completed the work last Tuesday
night after eight months Of investign
tion which. Judging from the complete
ness Of the report. took IN every foot
OF the wide fields OF taxation and
administrator for the commission. see.
ing that revision of the taxation sys.
TEN alone would go little toward re-.
lieving the situation without cutting
off useless expenditures. alsO went In.
TO the field OF administration In the
state and county
y y y = y y y y ' y y y y \
~ The al valorem tax for mines. \
which would tax them on the =
same principle as real estate. =
y 4 flat income tax, OF probably \
two per cent, modelled after the =
federal law. =
~ The elimination of the mounted \
police ana the county road super =
= intendents. superintendent Of In =
surance. legal advisor TO the gov \
ernor. and two corporation com. \
= missioners \
The short ballot for the state =
and county and modelling county =
= government after modern city
government. =
The consolidation Of the uni \
versity, state college. and school =
Of mines and the transfer of the =
y III Rito normals functions to the =
normal university. =
~ The consolidation of the deaf \
and dumb and the blind institutes \
y at AlamogOrdO ana the moving OF y
the reformatOry To Santa -Fe =
! \ The adjustment OF the grand =
y jury system as n useless expense. =
The appointment OF local as =
SCISSORS by the state tax commits =
y sion. \
\ y y =
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
A RESOLUTION A

whereas II has come to our atten-
tion that numerous imposters are
soliciting funds, and
Whereas, the Deming Benevolen!
Association was organized as central
organization to prevent just such I'm
position. and TO aid all worthy cases,
and go,
Whereas this organization is still
fupctioning, -,
BE II Resolved by the Deming Min
isterial Alliance that through the pab-
lie press Of the city, we urge all busi'
ness men, churches, and homes. to
make their contributions to this com
munity organization. and to refer ap-
plicnnts for assistance to this instrtl-
mentality for investigation and aid.
We further urge that n special cam
.paign for funds throughout the entire
community he undertaken at an early
date. TO meet all needs OF the winter.
Deming Ministerial Alliance.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
VALE. NoN-PARrIsAN LEAGUE

The recent election resulted In wip.
ing ont the North Dakota Non-PartisaI
League as a political menace IN all
western states.
Farmers are Withdrawing financial
support and refusing TO pay their post
dated checks and subscriptions and
there are more bills than cash.
Banks are refusing to take the
checks and one bank In Colorado re.
ports holding over n hundred OF the
SIG obligations for dues.
The Kansas City Post, n Democrati,
paper that repudiated the program OF
state socialism put forward by the
League says:
When the campaign of education
against the league was started, many
of the farmers who had given these
checks made up their minds that they
had made n mistake The first thing
they did was 10 stop payment upon
their checks for their membership fees
1T is estimated that he league mem.
bcrship has been reduced by fully one
half in he last few weeks, and country
bankers and merchants predict the lea
que will he a thing of the past within
another year"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
THE WEST IN THE CABINET

Geographically and from the stand
point OF developing natural resources
the Yves, Is entitled TO the portfolio Of
the Interior.
Secretary Lane of The Wilson cabinet
came from California and was always
II champion of progressive policies in
western matters
Subtle Influences are at work tO
prevent The west from getting this
place To which IL Is clearly entitled and
switch II TO the east
Big eastern interests desire to dom
inaic in public lands, oil and mineral
development, forestry and the eXploita-
tion OF Alnska.
Most of these influences are reaction
ary and represent what IL left of con-
seryation policies that would tie up
the west for the future.
In the case of AlaslIa red tape and
1llatQry department methods have kept
American enterprise out Of that terri
tory and population declines.
The west should not be deprived of
the position of Secretary of the Inter
ior aud it should be filled by an eff
cient western statesman.
Congressman Mondell Of Wyoming.
Senator Fall Of New Mexico, Governor
Campbell of Arizona and Herbert
Hoover are the type Of men needed.
We do not want our hylrO-electric
powers. reclamation. irrigation and
forest. mineral and oil resources tied
up forever.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
SMALLER PAPERS PATRIOTIC

The smaller city dailies and the
country weeklies are the great force
for good in developing the communities
they serve.
The big metropolitan dailies may In.
fluence national affairs some but Il is
the country community that determines
things.
Many people have formed the habit
OF merely scanning the headlines OF the
big city dallies, while smaller papers
are read through.
In the recent election the contest was
between an extension OF state socialism
andt real Americanism, b. ely papers
boosting socialism.
The small city and country press r.
patriotic and conservative. and does
not rush hostilities with other coun-
tries that lead to war.
There are big metropolitan papers
that would force our country into war
with Mexico and Japan for what they
could mako out Of Il. =
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
BIRCHFIELD.
VETERAN RANCHER. DIES

stephen s. Birchfield. 81 years old
died Saturday night az his home %.
Rio Grande street. He was well
known cattleman.
His susyivors are his wife aud three
children. Mrs. Ella ~ Harrington of II
Paso. Walter of Deming. y. NJ. and
VIII Of Animas. n. VI.
Mr.. Birchfield was born in Sullivan
Mo. He becaE.e rancher at Deming
y. NJ. 10 years ago. He has been liv
Ing In III Paso IL years. lie was Il
thirty-second degree Mason. He was af
filiated with the Methodist church. II,
served four years IN the Confederat,
army during the civil war.
Funeral arrangements will he an
nounced Monday.--El Paso Times.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
VIII Store Sweet Potatoes.

Farmers of Manatee county Fla.
this year will store sweet potatoes on
an extensive scale for the first time
due to the work of their county agents
Because Of the difficulty of obtaining
proper storage, II formerly was com.
mon occurrence for farmers 10 ship
their potatoes to northern markets OF
canneries within short time of har'
vesting and later find themselves com
PEELED to purchase potatoes by the 3
pound can at several times their ori-
ginal market price A community stor-
age house with a capacity Of 10000
bushels has been erected, and farmers
have space allotted where they can
place their potatoes and take them out
at will.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
LOCAL BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. G. Il. Morgan enter
tanned informally with bridge Thanks.
giving night
Senior Lieut.. ID. Watson OF the L. s.
navy, passed thru Deming Saturday
morning enroute to Pensacola. Florida,
where he win enter naval aviation
Mr. John G. Watson, Mrs. c. Is. Nor.
gan and Jack Watson accompanied him
from Deming To III Paso.
T. ". Williams Of FL Paso. Texas.
was Il week end guest at the Me
Donough home.
Owen Snodgress Of Cherokee, Iowa.
/ is visiting his uncle. d. o. Snodgress.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sherman enter
tanned at dinner Thanksgiving day for
Mr. and Mrs. II. Zweifel of Seattle,
Wash. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. o. Snodgress
and Owen Snodgrcss of Cherokee, Ia.
MIR. aud Mrs. j. J. MOodyman left
the city yesterday for Albuquerque
where Mr. Moodyman. who has been
foreman of the Santa Fe roundhouse
here. will take charge Of the Albu.
querque round house which consists OF
/ thirty stalls. ii. Beck C san
Marcial relieved Mr.. Moodyman here.
( George J. Griffin. formerly special
officer for the s. T.. has gone to Tue
son. AriZ.. for the winter
Z Mr.. and Mrs +. c. Peterson motored
to El Paso on Thanksgiving day.
Senator J. y. Upton was in the city
from his home on the Mimbres last
week
Jerry McDonough and Mrs. Me
Donough were I'm the city from Albu-
querque to spend Thanksgiving with
Mr.. McDonough's mother and sister
Y ID. W. Bowers was in the city from
Fort Bayard last week. Mr.. Bowers
has had the misfortune TO be incapi-
tated with badly infected hand How
ever. the swelling is much reduced and
he feels that the worst Is over.
sam II. Clark was n visitor In the
city from his ranch last Friday.
William Coll was visitor in the
city from Fort Bayard last week.
Bob Russell and Mrs. Russell and p.
NJ. Russell were In from their ranch
last Tuesday.
Mrs. McCleery is back from an ex-
tended visit to California.
The Rev. Father T. ]. Devine. for
merly X. of G.. chaplain at Camp Cody,
was in the city last week enroute from
him home in New Orleans to Cali
fornia.
Mayor j. X. Blair. Jimmy Poff. Sam
Mccullough and Deputy Sheriff Kane
we're visitors IN Deming from Colum-
bus last Tuesday.
o. l.. Lehman and Simmonds Smyer
L. L.. Ia slsxs
on business.
rol Flacl: of columbus was in the
city lust Tuesday.
Clarence Rogers c.ime up from his
home In Columbus last Tuesday. =
I.rlvr' Pond and " l.. ThCrne rf
R,I Mountain wers t-ansact!nc Dusl-
II - ii Deming lasi week.
- !. Chadborn, county commissions
cr. WIS in the city last Tue'1ay en-
official business.
William Gregory and wife o Hon
dale have been quite III hut are report
ed on the road 10 recovery.
The Four Leaf Clover club met with
Mrs. Moir Saturday afternoon.
Edgar Hopp is In San Diego on busi-
ness.
IL is rumored that the base hospital
at Camp Cody win be reopened about
the first Of the year. Colonel Whit
ledge. commanding. at Fort Bayard
was through Deming last week enroute
TO Washington ID. G. He win hold a
conference with the p. II. $. to de-
termine policy respecting the local In
stituuon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
Chaves Cunty Farm and Livestock Bu'
reau Meets December ii

The annual meeting CT the Chaves
County Farm and Livestock Bureau
will be held Thursday. December IL.
This is the only organization that is a
bona-fide organization thru which the
farmer and stockman may unite and
put forth his grievances. his claims and
his success. This organization Is not
cnly in Chaves county but Is state
wide In New Mexico and nationwide
In our country.
Labor unions, merchants and other
sorts Of industry are organised. They
put forward their demands thru a GEN.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
EDUCATIONAL AssO-
CIATION MEETING

NJ. u. A. indicate splendid attend.
ance. and Judging from the resolutions
passed. .pedag0ges of the state have
an adequate idea Of n progressive edu.
catlonal program. Following were the
resolutions adopted:
l. That the state superintendent
and county board Of education be
elected at the time 0f election Of other
school offceirs In the spring OF the
year. That II shall be the duty OF the
county board OF education to elect the
county school superintendent.
2. That all educational officers and
boards Of education shall take office
on July Of the year
3 That the salary Of the state
superintendent should not be less than
5000 per year. That his term of Of
flee should be four years and that ht
should he eligible to reelection more
than one term,
T. That we urge the state board OF
education to fix the minimum require
mcnts for rural school supervisor fouI
years 0f training beyond the higl
school, two years of which shall be
professional work.
.. That we declare ourselves In fay
or Of placing the power OF appointment
Fof teachers in the hands OF the county
aueilntcndent with the approval OF the
n 1,hot wa annrovo nm amendment
g. ,i,a oans,i,u,ion chongIng Tho matte,
~ control NJ st,te instInions as recon
,nondad in nmendment submitted so n.
IN mako noIicv and control continuous
Tbat 700 a oInrove an amendment
., ,ha cons,itn,ion which either Inv tax
otio,, or honds viii, make odeouate pro
,t,ion for bnildInrs eouipment and
n,ointananca of the .stnte educational
ins,t,s,;ons
20 That wo fovor somo nrovlsio,
,,,,I., r,,,, mak. n nos.Ihle for teoch.
er. nt" ho,o,v a FIRST grode certificnfe Ia
o,,ond schooI so thai they meet thc
,.,,,.I..,,,,, ha,.oi,, ador,ad
a That 600 disaunrove M the con.
1a,,oa ~ am, e,n,nantayv school m
Now Wavico IN anv Language bur IN,
,,nar;can Iouyuagc We respectfulIy
.,aonn,ana the nossogc of n Inv max
is. i,,nn aot an oseense nun,shohle Inv
ns s.1 NV w. "s. s,.na ~ sanarelv behind n nro
lin, LIN v,h'eh win moan tbat every child
h Zow NeyIco shall learn the Ameri.
an ~ Iangnagn
0"n n,sat $50 .nnrore NJ an amend.
80, ave- 20 ,he comnulsorv school law
n,oht 'nop,,,, :, an ofsensc for any person.
firm ar cornoration emplOying a child
In. LIN - ~ yoprs ~ nre without n certi.
[ S,"",a s,.om ,bo schooI
''e ~ Tbat we nrge more liberal pro-
,,s,nn M sor % citi1enship Glasses for adults.
10 Tbat we approye of the plan to
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
Low TEMPERATURE
MONDAY MORNING

The official temperature for Monday
morning when the thermometer reach.
ed its lowest -readlng was twelve de
grces above zero. This Is the lowest
temperature recorded. The record is
kept for the federal federal bureau at
Santa Fe by Mrs a. &. Heyman.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
HUNTED IN MEXICO

FL. Gilmore, r. f. Hamilton, Tony
Ehrman. Pierce Hughes. Ed Lane. Il
L. Keilog, sam Agee and Henry Raith.
el returned Sunday from duck hunt
ing trip to the Palomas lakes south OF
the border gate.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
MRS. MILLER DEAD

Nancy p. Miller, SS years Old, diet
ut her home at 307 Platinum avenu,
last Saturday morning. The body wai
sent TO Smiley. Texas. for burial. TIL,
deceased IL survived 10y a daughter
Mrs Obar Of Texas, and son, II. $
Miller. Of this city
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-30
MAsONs WILL DANCE

The Scottish Rite and Shriner Ma
sons viii enjoy dinner and dance at
the armory the evening 0f December
1s. All members Of these Masonic bod
les are invited to be present,
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hoy Lester of the Lester Motor Com
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