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me wuZ l in bed yet 6 l sed Yes l yam but l aint l am writeing in my direy. I don't of ten tell storys but I got 2 rite this at mite or 1 mite for Get it by tomorro besides it is Satur- day & tomorro us gids me & Jake is figgering on having a lots of fun. Ii it don't rane which it may be will. It most always does on Sats when they aren't no skool.
 Saturday ma went a shopping at the
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WARNING ORDER

In the Lee Chancery Court Bessie Walker, Plaintiff,
 vs. No. 3653 Sylvesta Walker, Defendant.
 The defendant, Sylvesta Walker, is hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Bessie Walker, filed herein. Marianna, Ark, March IT, 1920.
 R. G. APPLE, Clerk. w. L. Ward, Attorney. (390)
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HERBINE cures constipation and re-establishes regular bowel move ments. Sold by Harrington Bros.
 A pain in the side or back that catches you when you straighten up calls for rubbing application of BILLIARDS SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes the contracted muscles and permits ordinary bodily motion without suffering or inconvenience Sold by Harrington Bros.
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A former Republican governor of Kentucky says. for seven long years he has "chafed" because of having the same name as the pres ident. And it hasn't bothered the president at all.
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ANOTHER GOOD REASON

''They say woman cannot keep secret"
 That's why believe in having women in politics, Pm in favor of pitiless publicity" - Washington Star.
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can do this we can build the ships and the problem is solved
 really belongs, yet the commission still is quibbling over the award"
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THESE BRIGHTER DAYS

Some wag has said that in this year of grace and prohibition the old line Wine, Women, and Song," should read, Ginger Ale, Wives and Community Singing. ."-The Sur vey.
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Corn, Cotton and CIOUer

wonderful thing every farm in Lee county scientif after year with these three Try it this Our C0vers the best able to buy
 Cuivatng properly be done without good tools Don't with old blow We will sell for it. will wait awhile Muchng farmers appreciate the preparation You disc and harrow much this purpose cheaper this than last Come in and them
 seed going fast and be expected to go faster yours? We half dozen varieties good and dependable
 Selling quantities of seed Figure requirements Our system of buying straight em mating all intermediate charges and delivering the merchandise profit for handling nsues the close cash buyer that takes satisfy him. We o be of the number.
 you think of planting sweet potatoes just word to say that we have ranspanter bacsavng moneysavng mpe that you will need
 We course selling lots of planters blows middle bust stalk small tools Come and look the line while it is complete the other departments aurng bargains are display callers next week. Groceries Hardware Dry Goods Feed Farming implements Snoes
 Seeds Wagons N0tlOnS
 Harness Bugges Clothing Saddles Wire Trunks
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Winter seems to be rivaling Bur leson at hanging on.
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SEATS DIARY

Friday-tI is 10 o'clock tonite & ma jus called up the sares < ast
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
FEW CIVIL SERVICE APPLICANTS

The civil service commission invites
Specia. attention 90 the fact that in
examinations held recently IN Dcming
and other cities throughout the com-
try FOR assistant examiners, patent Of
Ece. addrcSsograph operators. calculat-
ug machine operators. operatives
card perfoatiug machinesl, and
physical laboratory helpers depart
mental service Washington. u c.. ap-
peruticr fish ulturisls, bureau OF fish
cries. veterinarians and lay inspectors.
department Of agriculture, local and
assistant Inspectors Of BOXERS and of
hulls. steamboat inspection servisi. and
domestic science teachers. Indian serr-
.cc. applicants were not secured IN the
number dcsip,d, and that these OK
aminatj0ns viii again Dee held May .
Persons Interested IN these or other
EXAMINATIONS should apply 90 the sec
Rotary II the I. $ civil service hoard
no the local past0ffice fc7 detailed in-
formation and Application blanks.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
PROBATE NOTICE
NJ. lS6

No. $50
In the Probate Court Of the state 81
New Mexico IN and For una
County.
In the Matter II the Estate Of Charles
W Whiitock Decreased.
NOTICE i hereby given and Is DOW
On file CO. The office II the Clerk Of the
Probate Cou.; II Luna County. New
Mexico. the FINAL Report and Account
cf 1vda Whittpck. adminisTniriy ~
tho estate Of Charles ". Whiiiock.
Notice j. further given that hearing
Fiu d. given on said report az the
Court Hogse. neming New Mexico. al
the regular July term thereof 10 be
begun and holden on the 9TH day ~
july. A. d. 1879, az which time said
afinffisira,s.r z,i s>es Vprreyal "
her Final Report and Account and her
r,.lease ami discharge as such admin
isfrafrin' LYDIA WHlTrnCk.
IL FRED sHEBM Az. Attorney.
A7 - May j.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

Miss Frances Donovan. teacher m
the public schools Of Silver City, was In
Deming. Friday, en- route to her home
in California.
+. w. Riggle of the Southern Cali
fornia Drilling Co, arrived in the city
Saturday from Los Angeles to look
over the drilling site OF the Angelus
oil Co. The preliminaries TO actual
drilling will he compelled 10y Mr.. Rig
gle. who has the contract.
TEX" Herrell sold carload Of bulls
10 u. Rainbolt Of Lordsburg last week
The stock came mostly from Lon
Barksdale.
Charles Ament is back from Los An
geles, and az his old job in the county
treaSurer's office at the court house.
j. NJ. Phillips has disposed Of car
Of purebred bulls.
J. j. NoOnan was a visitor from
Hillsboro last week.
Mrs. Josie DIVER Of FL Paso visited
relatives here last week.
The frost has been ~ bad that even
the native cottonwood trees have some
Of their leaves rolled up. As for
peaches and apples, there seems to be
no chance this year.
The Wednesday Bridge Club was en-
teriained last week at the home Of
Mrs. &. II. Morgan.
Little Miss Laura Lucille Kelly en-
joycd a delightful birthday party last
Saturday under the patronage Of her
mother, Mrs. c. J. Kelly.
Mrs A. w. Pollard assisted by Mrs
| +. Thurnond entertained with din
ner last Wednesday evening at the
Pollard home ON Pines treet in honor
Of Mr. Pollard. whose birthday af'
forled the occasion.
Miss Mary Tracy came up from Co
lumbuS 10 spend the weekend.
Ernst EDgendorf. Jack Breen and
Charles Powers were visitors last week
from Columbus.
Tom Hyatt was in from his ranch
last saturday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27

Washington. Aprl 20 ne-saesF--
meut> IN the Mexican situation as re
ported iu authentic adEices receivcd
here to-day wore thrccfaii
- sSt. ssr-sa HsrG iE7a further o.
fectt0ns from tbe CarrauEs uEuks-.
Second The rrvo uti0uisfs are
pressing against Mevico CiT.
Thirti-Thc military eVpedifiOn sent
% reconQucr the iCst state n sonora
has failed.
The conditions DOW presented IN
Mexico are So radically different from
an others in previJns revolutions that
the question of Boa 90 doai with = us
memhcrcd Mex,co Is already veyins
this government liaamllh a the loss
4 states already rvoted seems ler-
r1aneut the Tlitel states Is nov cin-
frcufe5 with ne problem al se1ur.nS
the safety o. Am,q icau lives and r-fI,
eirr in the disaffccfei districts and 81
continuing the commerce 70 ahss coun-
Try with those districts.
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Thursday afternoon the Murray K
Iayne aggregation " huskies took the
NordhauS baseball bunth Ia c aiming
90 the tune of ~ 10 g. The gala' was
featured by steady playing by the Muir
ray y layne nine. a feature ~ the
NordhauS playing was the pitching Of
Iverson and the wild fielding hy Ali
son.
Jim Hyatt was visitor in ihe city
saturday.
Adam Wilson saws that the ranges
ares tin good hut that the high winds
are driving them out and that r. m viii
he needed soon.
George Anderson was iu from the
river saturday. tranSacting bus ness.
Jimmy Hcrriu was herf rom his
ranch near Columbus last Saiu lay.
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= . . . . = = = y . . = = = =
= CSMBRAN NOTES y
Rv Joe VILLA Bell
= - - 3 = = =

on "Wednesday Mrs VIM. Coleman
entertained the club 40 her ranch
home. 4 delightful dinner was served
The table decorations were pink and
white lhn,, prescu. wrf',, DR. ana
Mrs. Coleman. .lr, Ialu> and daugh-
ter. Dorothy. Mis-, Flora GrlggS, MrS
Miller. Mrs. Beatty Miss Belle Cole
man Mr. and Mr.. WIN. Coleman aud
daughter. Frances. aud Joe Villa Bell
The club will meet next month with
Mrs LOFTS In Myndu>
Mrs.. Jack Hallar is back al her
home in Mypdu>.
Mr.. !. ". MauS is expected 20 be
home this wee,
Mortimer Beatty spent tho weekend
with lis parents 40 Camhray.
Mr.. BuiS0E Of III pa>1 WAS in Cam
bray part Of thg week while her car
was heinc repaired She was going &C.
Fort Rayard 90 Dc with her husband
Captain Rulson. Captain Bulson Is
also g doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. william coleman en-
tertaincd Mr aud Mrs Clarence Nor
gan and party last week.
Senator and Mr. II. J. Kerr ano
family sucnt the weekend 40 the
ranch.
An inspection party from the School
of Mines spent Tuesday -ht IN Cam
bray The party consisted II an In
structor and -four students
Andrew Mcbride Il tp.tol Dome
was in Camhmv Monday
{. b. CLARK WIS iu tamhray Wed.
neSday. on his way Go thr Black Range
mountains.
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MRS. MONTGOMERY DIED
LAST Sunday AFTERNOON

Mrs, y. X. Montgomery died AT the
home II her sister Mrs. r. G. Hoffman
last Sunday afternoon at the home on
silver avenue. The body was taken TO
Salt lake City, Utah, for burial Mrs.
Montgomery came here for her health
four or five months ago.
J. r Dickerson was in from Akela
yesterday.
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SPRING FESTIVAL

Parents ~ the Younger school chill
drcn viii be interested 90 learn Z the
plans Tor the spring festival which the
little folks will hold under the lirec-
tion ~ the Misses Merrill, HerrieS and
Climber. The first two meutionei have
charge ~ the kindergarten classes and
The last named ~ first grade classes.
The date j. given as April 80 o, ! 30
b. IN. II is requested that children ai-
tending Doe accompanied by their pa
rents
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
LOCAL BRIEFS

elem Watkins Is back from Texas
Marion I ,rtwood was IN the city
from his ranch last Friday.
Gus Euip.dorf G.. II. McAuly. l.. NJ.
Carl and \. u. Frost Of Columbus were
In the cit, - week from Columbus
G. r. Erp was a visitor from Gage
yesterday,
John Lofts was in the city yesterday
from his homo NJ Myndns.
Joe stump anl Tai Hunter were
Columbus visitors sunday.
John Cillard and family arrived in
the city Saturday from Devils Lake,
y. n These good people have been
here before and are hack 20 stay. Mr..
Gnlard win be associated with II. II.
jacobs In eN tensiye farming operations.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
April % and 20

Matinee Both Days, 7. ". Sharp
You Can't Afford TO Miss This Big
Production at Our Prices,
10 AND 25 CENTS
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Returning to Silver City Studio After This WeekMay So

Albert Lindauer SAYS that the winds
are worse this spring than usual and
that il is drying out the range.
{. II. Lester of III Paso was badly
hurt by street car week ago ana Is
not improving very fast according To
word received nj the Lester Motor Co.
here.
John c Gage was operated ON Satur-
day for appendicitis and Is reported
rapidly recovering at the ladies' Hos
initial
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
W. 5. nNRr SCORES BrLLsEYl

William : Hart popular Aircraft
star, has scored another hullseye in his
latest Paramount picture. It's about
Tracks" which win be seen az the
Princess. Sunday, May . As Buckskin
Hamilton, a desert guide, Mr.. Hart has
one ~ the strongest roles he has eS-
sayed In many months, and his sup
porting company. headed by Jane No
wax and Robert McKim. i excellent
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
CHI rich DINNER

The members OF the Methodist Wes-
ley Bible class entertained with din
ncr 80 the Methodist Tabernacle last
Friday night. more than 200 -ncsts
heus present After enjoying the eX-
celiCnI tood the guests were entertained
RS q musical program and short ,alks
hv District Attorney J. : Naueht.
Judcc Z. r. Ryan John {. Watson.
Rev. William Sickles Rev. W G.
Chndrcss and Clyde EaIl Ely.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

worl has been received here that
Mrs. charles Watson, who recently
visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {. Watson ami
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Morgan, has ar
rived home safely at breckenridge
Mich. after short delay due 70 the
strike.
Mrs Ruck Rounds and Mrs. II, l.
Kerr arc entertaining the Ranch Wo-
mans club today at the Tome OF Mrs.
Huck nundS.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27

Mrs ]. r. Hodgdon has gone 70 Al
buquerque 70 visit for several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sprccher. Mrs,
Hodrdon learns that Mr.. Sprecher Is
doing well with his work and that they
haveh ought a beautiful new home
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
THANKS

We would like TO thank the kind
person who was so thoughtful in speak
Ing SO highly Of our dances. as we ccr-
minly appreciated IT, Owing to slight
mistake we would like 10 inform the
people that our dances are for both
old and young.
Quincy q EHRMAN BROS
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-04-27
NOTICE

Haucn's studio and all equipment
VIII rem in open in Deming as usual
after Ma 5. ss studio in Silver City j.
already cluippcd.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
AUTO STRUCK
DRIVER KILLED

Clarence T. Wells, 25 years Of age,
now OF Salt Lake, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ferris Wells Of this city, was
instantly killed Wednesday afternoon
when the automobile truck he was
driving was struck by Denver and
Rio Crande passenger train at the
Fifth West Street crossing in Salt
Lake.
According to city detectives who
investigated, Wells started 10 drive his
truck across the tracks Just as the
train was approaching the crossing.
II ia believed by the detectives that
the engine of Wells truck went dead.
The truck was demolished by the i'm
pact. Wells body was hurled $50 feet
from the crossing. The body was re-
moved TO the Joseph William Taylor
undertaking parlors.
Besides his parents he leaves a
widow and 22 months old baby. two
brothers and three sisters.
The funeral was held Friday at the
Eleventh ward. Salt Lake City.
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Lawn Party for
Miss Johnelle Rankin

Miss Johnelle Rankin. bride of
the week, was the complimented
guest at n lawn party last evening
given by Mrs. Isaac Binns and Mrs
Lewis Il. MISSIONER. The lawn was
lighted with Japanese lanterns and
punch was served In n dainty Japan
csc booth. Miss Margaret Binns. a
niece of the bride, was dressed as a
little japanese and attended the
booth. A white and pink color scheme
was carried out in the decorations and
luncheon.
Bowls OF sweet peas filled the re-
ceiving room and pink hearts and
white wedding bells were effectively
hung in the doorway.
In the center Of the table was a
large white wedding cake. prettily
decorated in silver. Three little girls
dressed as serving maids waited on
the guests during the luncheon. A
very novel feature of the evening was
the wedding march performed by lit
tie Lois Binns. as bride and Mas
ter Wendell Binns rs groom. driven
by Cupid who was represented by
Maxine westover.
One hundred and ten guests were
In attendance. Music, dancing and
stunts constituted the program OF the
evening. Many beautiful presents
have been received.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
Parent Glass PROGRAM Of
the 4th Ward for Month

Tho monthly program for the Par
ents' class department OF the Fourth
ward Sunday school for each Sunday
during September is announced by
the class teachers, Mrs. Ora Chapman
and Leo T. Shelley as follows:
Sunday. Sept. 5-Uniform Fast Day.
Lessons on forgiveness. given by the
LIST Intermediate 3rd year, under the
direction OF Marley and Roy steele.
Subject for he month-Fifth Com
mandment. Honor Thy Father and
Thy Mother that thy days may be long
upon the land which the Lord, thy
God giveth thee.--Ex. 20:12
lst-Physical Fitness for Marriage
2nd--Molnl Fitness for Marriage,
3rd-S Spiritual Fitness for Marriage.
Sunday, Sept. l2-Building Of the
Shirt or Soul Estate. given by Jun
ius West. member of the Stake Sun
day School Board.
Sunday. Sept. determination OF
the Building of the Spirit Estate, by
Mrs. NJ. II Tngersoll,
Sunday. Sept 26-Building OF the
Soul Estate. by DR.. James NJ. Grant.
The members Of the ward are urg-
emily requested by the teachers TO
attend these interesting GLASSES
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
Bank of American Fork
90 YEARS SUCCESSFUL BANKING
new IRRIGATION
DISTRICT SOUGHT

Preliminary plans have been launch
ed for the formation Of new irri-
cation district in Utah county, and.
according to the declaration Of those
back Of the projert. large area of
fertile land will be made available for
agricultural purposes.
The project is TO be known as the
Santaquin Irrigation district. and II Is
proposed to procure the required wa
ter supply from the Strawberry val
ley project and Summit creek. Rep
resented by ]. II. Mcdonald, an at
torney OF Provo. residents of the dis
trict have petitioned George r. Nc
Gonagle, state engineer. to make
water survey and to prepare such do
cuments as are required under the
provisions of chapter 6S. session laws
OF 1919. which defines procedure in
creating irrigation districts.
Accordingly, Mr.. Mcdonald has pre-
pared petition TO Governor Bamberg.
err. requesting him to petition the
county commissioners OF Utah county
to list the land to be included in the
district and TO make required land
and water allotments. The petition to
be signed by Governor Hamburger is
in readiness and awaits only his sig
nature.
The approximate acreage OF land
to be included In the district has not
been determined by the state engineer.
but several sections. II is said, will
come under the project. All the land
is said to be Of an exceptionally rich
character. easily susceptible to irri-
cation and at a low cost.
Tn The event OF favorable action by
the commissioners OF Utah county on
the petition to be submitted by Gov
ernor Hamburger an accurate survey
of the district will be made and the
proposition will be referred TO the
voters OF the district for approval.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
Ei.hino ssd 600 Mile. Lena.

The famous fishing grounds Of New
foundland. the Grand banks. are 600
miles long and about 200 wide. with
bottom Of shifting sand.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
Truck Struck by Engine

The automobile truck driven by
Harry Andley was badly damaged
when II was hit by freight train on
the Salt Lake Route Wednesday. He
was attempting to cross the track
on the State road near Pleasant Grove
when he saw the train coming. The
back wheels skidded so he tried to
back up, but in doing so he backed
into a telephone phole and the front
wheels were still on the track. The
train struck the car. demolishing the
front OF IT, The passengers Of the
truck were not hurt.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
Sundays Meetings

Last Sunday night the meeting was
given by the primaries OF the town.
The program consisted of songs,
readings, drills and dialogues. given
by the little tots OF all the wards. A
good crowd was in attendance.
Ward conferences were held In three
OF the local wards with the stake
presidency In charge.
The meeting next Sunday night will
be under the direction OF the Nut
uals OF the town good speaker has
been arranged for and musical pro-
gram will also be given.
The public are urged to attend
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04

choice OF prizes ........,... 1850
Manda cooth. Miss Democracy. End
choice Of prizes ............ $500
Mrs. NJ c. Robinson. Maid OF Elan,
ders. Bird choice OF prizes. 4.150
Myrtle Cunningham, Is admission
tickets to the Realart 80. 2,755
Olive Berg. 10 admission tickets to
Ethel Parker. admission tickets to
the Realart ...... ........ Ito
The character and confetti ball
Wednesday night was a grand sue
cess and the judges awarded Miss
Ina Chapman the prize Of SO for the
best costume. She represented Span
ish dancer.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
quo Service Station

FRan Fork is to have an IN
'r'omobile service station.
''cessories, gasoline, oil, etc,
wa Already work has begun
me corner opposite the AL
','Aing company, where It is
l'll It is TO be owned and
\ W the Premier Auto com
VII 10 very similar to those
lake City II will be built
r. bungalow style, with three
sues constr&ted mostly of
cement driveway will run
|.u me east and from the north.
H., \" make it easily accessible.
s'ns and ground will be well
night and will be an i'm
|'a' to our city.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04
Moldv HAY Kills Two Horses

DR.. r. W. Hoggan, state veterin-
arian. visited Lake Point. Monday.
where he went to investigate the sud
den death OF two horses belonging TO
Leo Yates. Examination, however,
proved that no contagious disease ex-
listed. and that the deaths were due
TO forage poisoning from eating mol
dy hay.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04

The ladies OF the b. l.. c. s. Club
to Salt Lake Wednesday to
spend the day at Liberty Park. Many
OF the old time members. who are
now living at Salt Lake, met them ut
the park and regular reunion was
INDUCED In. The ladies prepared bask-
ct lunches and took with them.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1920-09-04

record Of growth Of Utah's pop
iollows.