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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
THE CLEARING HOUSE
FOR DEMING NEWSPAPERS

Yesterday morning Demining citizens
had the pleasure Of receiving the first
issue ~ the Deming Free Press. The
Free Press, rs the publisher expresses
il, list he new Taper which has been
talked Of for several weeks among n
few Of the local democrats and the
SUPPORTS Of the moral and church
element who are for a better Deming.
Whether it fills long felt want
remains 10 hc seen. The publisher
told the Headlight representative that
prominent democrats were instru-
mental in having it issued, claiming
that the Headlight was not representa-
tive democratic. The paper is printed
from the Graphic republican, plant.
and the reading matter carried In its
first issue is pick up from thar
paper, almost exclusively.
The editor recently came here from
Trinidad Colo. where he says he was
owner Of n labor paper and also in
tereSted in an Italian labor organ. He
Is here for his health. At the mast.
head Of the Free Press is carried this
to the public:
The Deming Free Press
weekly at Present
Daily Il You Want Deming to Grow
Weekly, TO BE DEMOCRATIC, for
Legals
&c. j. PennO, Publisher"
Headlight.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
GIVE EN- THE HOOK

An impression seems 10 have gotten
abroad that wars are no longer mat
ters involving emhattled armies. eN-
cert incidentally that wars can be won
10y money. by food, 10y laborers. by
women aud by propaganda. Doubtless
all these are factors. hut, lest we for
get. il might be- well TO remember that
there is real fighting front, or rather
there was. where men meet and fight
face To face with the bayonet as a last
resort. ON the morale Of the men
who use. or threaten to use, the bayo-
net. depends success or failure In bat
tie. Yet we hear men urge their claim
Ia military distinction, not because
they fought or commanded On the field
of battle, but because hey provided
materials or propaganda. They deserve
distinction because Of their unlimited
gall.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16

Butter Cartons and Butter Paper
Office.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
MnRn rnR SAM n. ClAKN

Editor Deming Graphic:
read the letter signed Taxpayer"
In your last issue and was much In
terested In e. But for the life OF me
can't see why this ardent supporter
II Mcssrs Mahoney and Phillips for
county commissioners can't find the
same qualities OF sound business
acumen In Mr.. Sam Il. Clerk that Is
given as the peculiar attribute OF the
gentlemen mentioned, and i'm addition
a far more progressive spirit ana sym
pathy for the small taxpayer.
When you come TO think of II, when
and where does one find large tax
payers In sympathy with small onesI
Usually the large taxpayers by No
means intend to pay their share OF
the taxes. believe the tax records
Of Luna county or any other county
will bear me out IN this. The little fei-
lows, however, must render every cent.
While Mr.. Clark is not one Of the
largest taxpayers OF the county, he
has been consistent one and success
full also in his business affairs. IL
seems he doesn't claim n corner on all
the business Judgment OF this section
and | do not believe that he feels that
he is the only one qualified 10 repre-
sent the First district ON the board OF
county commissioners.
With the kindest spirit in the world
towards Messrs. Mahoney and Phil
lips. feel that they oyerestimatc their
own Importance in the community to
the detriment Of just MS worthy candi-
dates as they are. Hence, | speak n
word for Mr.. Clark and his candidacy.
A SMALL TAXPAYER.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
YELLOW KIDS ORGANIZE
FOR SEASON OF BASEBALL

The "Old Spavs," to be officially
known as the YellowKidS, are to stage
n comehack-at least they plan TO do
so. Unless you have lived IN Deming
some years, you may not know that the
Yellow Kids in 1915 played their last
season OF baseball i'm Deming and that
IL was the final one Of many seasons
Of successful sport. The organization
was revived last Friday when the old
captain Of the team, Hugh II. VIII
liams, chairman of the state corpora
tion commission. visited his home town
and got the old bunch together. Hugh
says that he win be on hand when a
game is scheduled. He announces his
lineup as fOllOws:.
=. A. Hughes, catcher.
M. a. Nordhaus. pitcher.
Henry Raithel. first base.
Chris Raithel, second base.
Charles Hughes. shortstop.
IT, IT, Williams. third base.
Phln Headrick, left field.
Ellis Williams. center field.
Con Brown. right field.
Clyde Earl Ely, score keeper.
r. X. Vallandighnm. water boy.
Frank Nordhaus. umpire
G. J. Kelly, field umpire.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
AND THE WATER WORKS

Gne hears so very little argument
over the proposed buying OF the water
works by the city that il is difficult
10 forecast what the result will he
when the taxpayers vote on the pro-
posal. However, It would seem GER
tain that it win carry unless the out
SPOKEN opposition brings ont more con
vincing arguments against 1t than they
have up to date.
Most taxpayers are in favor Of buy
Ing now. II the price is right and the
property that which the water com
pany represents il 10 he This mforma-
tlon should he supplied. and quickly
hv the trustees OF Deming.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
FOR SALE

Homestead, REIMBURSEMENT. near
Hondale. one of the best pieces Of
ground in this section. | can locate
you on this at n very reasonable price.
+. H.. Wing, Real Estate, 1917 II.
Spruce.
100 acres Of land for so an acre
The improvements cost over $1,000. f..
H. Wing, Real Estate. 1917, Il. Sprlce
\ nice home close in, on easy terms.
F. II. Wing, Real Estate, 119iA Il.
Spruce ST.
TO LET--Houses. All parts Of town
f. IL. Wing, Real Estate and Rentals,
1872 Il. Spruce. 20-tf
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16

Drunk. pastor OF the Christian Church.
The deceased leaves her husband AMI
three children, Everal, aged nine; Mar.
lin, aged two, and baby Preston, aged
seven months, aside from her mother,
Mrs. Sarah c. Harper Of Deming Roy
Harper, Mrs LEILA Cloudt, John and
Frank Harper and NJ. T. Harper of
Monroe. In.-Lordsburg liberal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
HRS. QUINCY AKER
BURIED THURSDAY

The high respc'. in which the late
Mrs. Quincy Aker was held was at
tested by the large attendance at the
funeral held ut the Roberts & Leahl
chapel, Thursday afternoon. The fun
ernl sermon being preached by Altred
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16

Foxworth- Galbraith have moved
into their new quarters at the corner
OF Cedar street and Copper avenue
from their old stand ut III n. Gold
Graphic advertisers are reliable.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16

There must he something rotten In
Denmark" when democratic news
papcr is born in a republican print
shop.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-03-16
WELIs

Well. a sand storm doesn't leave any
thing that has to melt off or dry up.
When it's over, it's finished.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-29
Family Washing
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oENp " 70
The Eureka
Girls! DelightfuI'New
Vanishing Cream
Containing True ButtermiIk
Must Make You Look Younger
or Money Back.

Your complexion fror, the use OF this
olifashionst beauty recipe brought W 20
date. must quickly show \ decided im
provemen, or your dealer IS authorized 70
return your money. BE sure vou cel
Howard's ButterTniiiS Cream
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-07-29

M. and Mrs 3 leo NmntHrr hnNe II
daughter hofn iast night and christ.
eneu kathryn Ann
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
FL PUEBLO DE- FIURiE NO
THEME SUFICiENTES
WHERE'S VA
Ell Jefe del Partido del Pue.
bio, senior Zanel!a, dice
cue Ell regimen de DAN
nunzio ha sido desas-
troso para Ia Cd.

FIUNE. Encro 2&.-El dominic
dc csta ciudad por las fuerzas del Ca
pitan Gabriel D'Annunzio. ha sido
que tjcne para cl pueblo de Fiumc,
que ahora SC ~encuentra sufricndo
una gran escascz &c where's. Y de
una verdadera playa de epidemias.
segnn dice Ricardo Tarella. oponen-
tc de n'Annunzio Y jcfc del Partido
del Pueblo en- esta ciudad. ScgUn
declare 2anella. D'AnnunZio sc
muestra ahora temeroso Dor su vida.
Dues cree que Sc pretcnde asesinar-
To-. por 10 cual Sc hace guardian cons
tantemente una fuerte escolta.
Fl senior, Zencilia declare adenas
que cl programa del Presidente vii
son por 81 rual debia fiiarSe el status
future de Fiumc, no es acceptable pa
IN cl pueblo de eSa ciudad. arreqan-
do que Fiume no es en- realidad de
importancia para Ia Yugo-Eslavia,
pues que este pals. tiene un puerto
mejor en- SpaIato. nor 10 que debia
aquella ciudad ser Italiana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
Al derredor de la
s~uscripci0n
LOS DONATIVOS DE LOS MEXI-
CANOS EN- PHOENIX,
ARIZONA

Atendiendo a una convocatoria
lanzada 4 los mexicanOs de Phoenix.
Arizona, por una comisi0n formada
por los senores Angel Miranda Y
Marcos Pena Morales, perteneclen-
ties a la Sociedad mexicana de bene-
f~icencia Mutua," de la misma po-
blacion, Sc reunieron el domingo pro-
ximo pasado en- Ia plaza del City
Hall c~entenares de meXicanos, a qule-
mes Ia .comisi6n referida les hizo yer
que era neceSario acudir en- auXilio
de las victimas de los tembiores en-
Eeracruz Y Puebla.
Como resultado de Ia junta Sc reu-
nieron entire los meXicanos asisten-
ties = ella, rOventa Y cuatro do!ares,
Setenta Y cinco c~entavoS. que los Sc
nores Miranda Y Pena Morales reml-
theron a LA PRENSA, cantidad que
apayece dehidamente c~omprobada en-
Ia liSta de hoy.
Los ciUadoS senoreS nos dicen que
Ia Suma remitjda eS solo el producto
de la primera colecta que han hecho
entire Ia colonia m~eXicaEa, ' que va
trabajan de distinta manera para re-
cabar mas fondUS. e domingo proXi-
mo Sc eTcctuara una kermcsse. con
el objeto de reuuir mas dinero, para
mandarlo 4 Ia PRENS.A con desti-
no al fondo a beneficio de las victI-
mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
Sc die IN veto de confianza
al gahinete de MiiIerand

PARIS. Fne~o 2&.-El Gabinete
Que preside e. nuevo Primer Nj
nisfro. seHor Alexandra Millerand,
recibi6 aver I'm voto de c~onfianza
en- i Camara 4" Diputados. La vo-
tacion tue de 272 en- favor contra
IS votos aGversos: pero Sc abstuvie-
ron de votar mas de tresciertos
miembros lie la Camara.
FL votn Sc tonic a peticion del
Primer Miristro. en- vista de Que Sc
ohietaron alpunos de los nombra-
mientos hechos para 81 rabinete,
tachandose 4 slgunos de los nombra-
dos de terer simpatias nara el ex-
Senador Maivy Y el ex-Primer Minis
tro Caillauv. acusados ambos de trail
ci6n a Ia Patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
NO GF FNJThRAN TRGPAe
ALIADAS Al CAUCASO

PARIS. Enero 2&.-EI rcciente
anuncio hccho de que era inminente
cl envio de una expedition miIitar
extensive al Caucaso, fut doduc-
ci6n err6nea originada por el he
cho dc que los ingleses a~nuncjaron
ouc Sc ha1!aban inhabiIitados para
proporcionar 81 Quota de tropas para
las areas en- las cualcs dcberian efcc-
tuarse plebiscjtos, segun dice una
declaration dada a IA publicidad aho-
IA nor eI Ministerio de Relacioncs
EXteriorcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
LAS TROPAS AMERICANS
SOSTIENEN COMRATES
EN- LA SIBERIA
Fueron atacadas por IN des-
tacamen:o de las faerzas
del general ~SemenoEf,
no obStante estarSe
aquellas va re-
t:rando

NLADINOSTOK, Encro 23.-Las
fuor=as a!rarira-as cue SC han cstado
retirando de Siberia, d 10 largo del
Ferrocarril de Ia Nina de Suchan,
han tenido que verse ~emDenadas en-
escarsmuzas cue han tenido lugar Ell
IRE divcrsas faccioncs de troPas 81
beriarae.
In destaca@ento del ReEimiento
del Coroncl Morrow Il Sc nreDara-
la para retirarse del disfrito del La
20 Baikal. Sc vic obliaaio 4 irtervc-
mir en- cstas escaramTZas. para poner
fin = elias. se@un dice IN despacho
recibido aqui hoy, del Estado Ma
Chcco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
UNA IM7O2TANTE COLECTA
EN- DONNA. TEXAS

En- Ell numcor de hoy aparccc "a lis
"a De los donativos hcchoS por los me-
yjcanoS de Donna. Texas. como re-
SulJado de los trabajoS ~emDrcadidos
4 i~uiciativa de los senores Trcueo dc
Ia Cara. Jr.. agente de Ia PREM
81 = Juan dc n Cruz. DoScicUtos
d5'arcs do por resuitado la c~olecta
hecha por varjaS comiSiones rombra-
daS al efecto por los citadoS senores.
Comi>iOneS que c]stuvIeron jntegradas
nor las Siguientcs DersonaS: Sritas.
Maria Martinez : Francisco Narti-
nez: Ninas, Raquel Garcia Y Carolina
DIaZ: Srlta. Profesora JOSefa laneZ.
de Ia EScueia de San Jose: Professor
z. G. Guzman, de Ia East Donna
School" Y seNores: Santos Leal Ala
MS. Enrique Zuniga. Sotero de Leon,
Julian ". MuHoz. Carlos White. Nj
colaS Mendoza JESUS CARA Robes.
Especial menci6n hacen los Seno-
res de la Cara Y de la Cruz, de las
s~eRorjcas MARTINEZ Y de las ninas
Garcia Y DiaZ, por el especial inte'
res que pusieron cH Ia colocta &c
fondos ' por G. resuItado b~rillantc
obteuido.
Otras c~omisiones ~nombradaS por
los iniciadoreS de la coleCta or Donna
estan trabajando en- puntos situados
al rededor de aquol lugar Y pronto
mandarin a IA PRENSA cl result
taGO de Su c~olecta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
Sc SIENTE COMO NUEVO.

Dolores reumaticos, dolor de espal-
da. mdsculos adoloridos, decaimien-
to, etc, son sintomas de desordenes
en- los rinones. ". w. Wells, Toouin,
Mich. nos escribe: "Tengo que estar
de pie la mayor parte del tempo V
ne canso mucho, pero desde que to-
me Foley Kidney Pills, me siento CO.
mo una persona nuevs. Siempre las
recomiendo a mis- clientes V hasta
ahora no tengo noticia de que no los
haya dejado satisfechos." Hay que
ser active para curar las enfermeda-
des de los rinones y pe la vejiga.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
Ell COBIERNO HOLANDES Sc REFUSAL
ENTRECAR Al EX -KAISER ALEMM
Oficialmente Sc anuncio asi en- La Haya, dando como razon
ell gobierno, la de que las oiensas de que Sc acusa al ex-
monarch t~euton, no consttuyen deltos que amer
Ten la e~xtradicion de acuerdO con Ell
Derecho International

al ex-Emperador. no co~nstituyen de-
Iitos Dor los cuales pueda ser extra
ditada una persona, dc acuerdo con
las disposiciones actuales del Dere-
cho International, Y ademas, de que
el ex-Kaiser no pueGe ser entire
gado a una tercera nacion sin el
consentimiento de Alemania.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
VIAJERO

Estuvo aver err esta ciudad, pro-
cederte de Ia de Laredo, Texas, el
senior Benjamin Cardenas. agente de
publicaciones de Ia 3?encionada ciu
dad f-onteriza.
e senior Cardenas vino a San An
tonic con varios asuntos, arreglados
los cuales regres6 q Laredo. d,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24

LA HAYA, Enero 23.-El gobier-
no holandes Sc ha rehusado a acceder
a la denanda de las potencias ALA
das para la entrega del eX-Emperador
Guillermo de Alemania, segun sc
anunci6 oficialmente hoy aQui. La "a
ION expresada por el gobierno holan-
des. segun Sc dice, es la de que las
alegadas ofensas de que sc acusa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
UNA POETISA AMERICANA
REUNE FONDOS

De Chicago, Illinois, TO- escrihe el
senior Tomas Acu6a para participant
u ia poetisa americana. Miss
Ida Camubell, de aQuella ciudad, Sc
propone hacer una c~olecta entire sus
amistadeS. para aumentar el fondc
de Ia PRENSA a favor de los dam
nificados. DOT los terremotoS en-
nucstro pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24

Cuando necesite libros en- espahol
dirijase a Ignacio f. Lozano. 11s n.
Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio. Tex
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
OBRAS DE BL.ASCO IB.i<EZ.
NON Las OIVERSAS.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-01-24
BIBLiOTECA TRAGl-HOMANIIUA

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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-04
BAILEY CHARGES SANDER

Gainesville, Texas, July S1.-A
suit entered by Joseph W. Bailey
against the Record Company, Of Fort
Worth, Texas, for 100000, was
filed in District Court here today.
1t was alleged that false, SANDER
Gus and malicious publication of mat
connection with the element opposed
ter in regard to Mr.. Bailey's alleged
to prohibition had been made in the
issues of the Fort Worth Record e1
April % and 2s last.
Mr.. Bailey as the leading candl
date of field of four in the contest
for the Democratic Gubernatoria
nomination at last Saturdays p1i
mary and will contest for the nomina
ton with Pat M. Neff, Of Waco, at
run-off primary August 20.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-04
WILL ASK RELEASE
OF POLITICAL PRISONERS

Washington, Aug. 3-Officials of
the American Federation o. Labor
will press their plea for general as
nesty for political prisoners next
week according to an announcement
today at federation headquarters.
Attorney General Palmer has been
asked to receive a delegation Ct Ia
bor leaders, headed by Sa:nue: Comp
crs at which the general .nnesty res
tlution adoptel by the Montreal Ia
hor convention will be presented
Department of Justice officials indi-
Gated the conference would be ar
ranged early next week.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-04
PHILIPPINE LINOTYPE
OPERATORS ON STRIKE

Manila, Aug. 3.-The strike of lin
otype operators, which began Friday
as a protest against published asser-
tions in the American newspapers
that the Filinipos were not ready for
independence spread yesterday, the
entire mechanical force and most OF
the Filipino members or the edito-
rial stats of these papers walking
out.
As result of the strike, no Sun
day morning issue Of the Times was
printed, while the Bunand Gable
News-American appeared in abrevi'
ated form.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-08-04
COTTON CATcHEs'FIRE.

Gaffney, July 31.-Considerable
excitement for a time was caused
yesterday by a truck loaded with six
bales of cotton going through the
streets on fire. The fire department
responded promptly to the call and
the fire was soon extinguished. The
cotton belonged to H. M. Brown, and
had just been taken from the ware
house. Nothing is known OF how the
fire originated.
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TURKS WILL SIGN PEACE
TREATY ON THURSDAY

Paris, Aug. 3.-The treaty OF
peace between the allies and Turkey
will be signed Thursday, according
to newspapers here. Premiers Mile
rand and Giolitti will hold a meet
ing in Savoy this week, and it is ex-
petced that various points in dispute
between Italy and Greece relative
to Asia Minor will be adjusted soon.
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JAPS CONDEMN POLICY

Osaka, Japan July 31.-The cham
ber of commerce adopted a resolu-
ton today declaring the American
shipping law to be economic imperi-
alism under which foreign steamers
and especially japanese are treated
unfairly. The resolution says the law
is tantamount to a proclamation OF
economic war on Japan.
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food

providing against boarding food
stuffs.
Federal Judge Harlan B. Howe,
in imposing sentence, said he might
have chosen the alternative of fin
ing Lessen $4,000, but he did not
want to "put the dollar mark on
this Judgment"
Evidence was produced in this
trial to show that Lessen had hoard
ed more than 100000 pounds Of
sugar.
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