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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-03
Evelyn King. Catherine Shop

creon, Evelyn King. Catherine Shop
person.
Others promotcd-John Thomas
Kaempf. Temple Moore, Walker Poole.
Oliver Singleton. Earl Stokes, Zaidee
Smith. FLORENCE Nickerson, Alfred
Special CIuss.
First honors--Mac Burton, Daniel
Call. Thomas Crenshaw, Charles Dick
erman. Ernest Dickerman, Paul Fen
som. John Grant, James Gunter, Reno
Porter. Charles Robertson. Richard
Cooke, Kathleen Cooper, Catherine
Gum, Elizabeth Page, Katherine Tay-
Tor. Lillian Wilkinson.
Others promotcd-Nat Brydon. RAN
dolph Quinn. elizabeth McAnally.
Louise Rockecharlic.
Pupils Promoted TO la From Kinder
Snrten.
Louis Baker, William Cabell Stacy
Garrett, Norvcll Eubanks. Robert Full
ton. Fred Funk, John Hallett, David
Lacy. Stalcy MAXWELL. Richard MiltZ,
Robert Ramkcy, Marian Bachc, Jane
Collins, Dorothy Fonville, Virginia
!ioge, Bessie Kcmble, Viola McGocy,
Elsie Robinson, Bcryl Store.
Kindergarten.
Edward ANsell, Douglas Crenshaw,
George Flowers, Willard Kaempf,
John Ostcrgren. Alvin Thoms, Albert
Ellington, Margaret Bowers, Ruth
Davis, Mary p. Bllerson, Georgiana
HULL Faye Matthews. Constance Moon,
Sarah Pierce, Phyllis Shelton, Sadie
w illlams, Anne Wilson.
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GOVERNOR LARRAZOLO
II OFF TO MEXICO

Santa Fe.-Goyerno q. A. Larrazolo
and party will join that Of Governor
Inlacio e. Enriquez. OF the Mexican
state Of chihuahua when the execu-
tives travel TO Mexico City 10 attend
the Inauguration OF General Alyaro
Obregon as constitutional president Of
the United States Of Mexico.
Governor IarrazOlo received from
the secretary Of foreign relations Of
Mexico another Invitation 10 be the
guest Of the Mexican government dur
ing the Inauguration. The party viii
leave III paso on November ~ ana
Laredo. Texas. on November q, nr-
rivlng IN Mexico City ii plenty OF
time 10 attend the Inauguration on No
yember 30. On the way down, Cover
nor I.aurazolo will pass within TWEEN
ly-one miles Of his old home in the
Mexican republic.
The personnel OF the governors
party has been completed. IL will con
sist Of himself, Mrs. Larrazolo, hi,
son. J. NJ Iarrazolo, Adjutant General
james Baca, Gilberto Mirabal. wh'
will serve as private secretary to the
governor. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A
Iiubhell Of Albuquerque The COVER
nor expects to leave Santa Fe on No
vember 23
As head Of the league Of public
land states. Governor Larrazolo Is nov
preapring his report to that body
which will meet in Harrisburg Pa, ol
December as the guests Of GOverno
Sproul He had intended to delive
the address himself, but owing TO hi
visit to Mexico city, 1t will be read b.
Governor Thomas Campbell, Of Ari
ZOna.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
Deming Land Company Formed for
the Purpose Of Selling Developed
Farms TO those who Want Best
}. NJ. GOODE is THE MANAGER
Offices at 40 East Pine Street Will
Contain Exhibits Of the Best Of
the Mimbres Valley Products

]. NJ. GoOde manager OF the Dem
ing Land Company at 10 II. Pine
street. says that he Is prepared To sell
well developed farms that are priced
properly and on which good terms can
be- given. He has connections In Los
Angeles. Calf. Phoenix, Ariz.; I'll
Inso. Texas, and other points where
there Is activity in farm property. lie
X not looking for miscellaneous as
sortment Of listings, but only well i'm
proved properties that the buyers can
20 onto and begin work.
Mr.. Goode wishes 10 put In a good
exhibit OF farm produce that can be-
shown during the winter after the
crops are harvested. He wants this
exhibit to represent the crops from all
over the valley rather than one or two
farms and he will appreciate small
contributions of choice products That
the farmers can secure while the hnr-
vest Is ON. His intention is to make
his office the center of a campaign to
locate settlers of means In the Mimbres
Valley. II you have IN exhibit or a
farm to list call ~ over the telephone
or call at the office in person.-Adv.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Mrs Unice II. Sylvanus. Elwood Syl-
wants and Ethel Sylvanus have made
a lucky strike In oil on their place at
Breckenridge, Texas.
Dick Englert had little accident
with his gun ont hunting rabbits the
other day. No harm resulted.
New shipment Of butter cartons just
arrived at The Graphic.
The Epworth Leagle of the Metho-
dist church will enjoy social Friday
evening at the Tabernacle.
Donal McAdams left the city yes
terday for a visit to his old home In
Kansas While he Is gone he will visit
his brother Francis, who lives at
Goodwin, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. q. ID. Hatfield were
visitors in the citv last Saturday.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schoepf OF III
Paso were visiting in Deming last
week.
Our artistic photographer, George
Hatten, was at his place OF business
here from Silver City last week
L. A. Thompson OF III Paso was
transacting business in Deming last
week.
IL. Dial, X. L. Thompson and s. s
Warren, prominent mining men Of oui
little city, We're In Columbus last Sat,
urday looking after their interests IN
the Tres Hermanas mineral district
Walter Clark Is In Albuquerque at
tending the sessions OF the federal
court as juryman.
The local fire company had two CALI
last week, one after midnight last Sat
urday morning when blaze in IN,
wood pile back OF the Demlng Transfer
and Fuel Company's office ON Silver
avenue was extlngulshed; and another
Saturday night when the wood pile OF
the Charles Butler residence wn'
found to be afire. The damage was
nominal.
Lee Caldwell and r. Il. Faulkner
were visitors in Deming yesterday. lee
says he made bond all right.
L. ii. Daniel, assistant superintend
ent Of the Texas OH Co, with office
In III Paso. was In DemIng last weel
inspecting the local plant managed b!
Mr.. williams.
Mrs Sarah J. Breeze fell while at
tempting 10 negotiate the stile over tn
fence south Of the court house an'
bruised her arm so badly that she ha
not vet recovered the use Of IL. sh'
laid on the ground for more than nj
hour before she was found and takei
I TO her home. Residents along ). Siive
avenue would appreciate a better at
rangement and Il win probably saw
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
COMPLIMENTARY TO MAGEE

We consider the above an epic In
New Mexican journalism, trefesring to
the Morning Journals editorial, "Thc
Journal Wins') the quintessence OF
conceit and the art of blowing youI
own horn, of taking credit where credit
is not due
The New Moses Of the dear people
might learn something by glancing al
the majority figures for Governor
I.arrazolo in 1918; he might learn
something more by scanning election
figures and discovering that in practi
cally every state Harding ran ahead OF
the republican candidate for governor
In the great majority to far greater
degree than In New Mexico.
Since when. In n state OF the popu
lation of New Mexico. is majority ex
cecding 1000 meek and neck" race
Where does the phenomenal success
of the Journal come in? In Albuquer
que alone, and that by alliance will
Huhbell aud others OF the disgruntet
politicians.
Perhaps we should let by cones b,
by cones now that the republican part!
has won phenomenal victory n
New MeXicO-not alone against IN,
democrats, hut also against the would
he bosses, hut we cannot forget tia
during the campaign the Journal. pos
ing as republican nationally, gives yer!
prominent space 10 attacks on Harding
and the republican party. attacks tina
were not worthy Of such display. ant
that had no foundation OF truth.
But however that may. be the demo
cratic campaign committee will pleas
take notice that the efforts OF Hanni
and his assistants We're OF no nc
count. none whatever. Had the demo
cratic party covered the Pecos vale.
with the paper of the New Moses al
would now be well with the world and
you can't tell. perhaps Cox would hav
won the national election.
/ Yes stree. we are darned proud TO b
running even a small newspaper IN tn
same state with Carl Bagee, some O
the glory win splatter off his nobl
brow that we might get our smal
share.-Rio Grande Republic,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
NEW FARNUM FEATURE
STIRRING SEA STORY

The Princess theatre will show for
the first time, Thursday and Friday,
Nov. 2b and 20, William Farnum, the
eminent William Fox star, In his latest
photodrama. "Wings Of the Morning.
a perturbation OF the well-known novel
written by Louis Tracy. This is stir
ring sea story with all the elements
necessary for superior screen enter
tainment.
The romance opens In faraway Sin
gapore. at a British army post. Mr.
Farnum, as the hero, is cashiered out
OF the service on false charge, and
later Is found as sailor on board d
passenger steamer crossing the China
Sea. The boat is wrecked on an un
charted island during a typhoon, and
he rescues the daughter Of the owner
Of the line Their vicissitudes and nd
ventures on the island and the flna
announcement are said TO be develop
cd along extremely dramatic lines.
The picture was directed by j. Cor
don Edwards.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

Lieut.. Hanes Of Fort Sam Houston.
Texas. was visitor In the city last
Tuesday by aeroplane. He came to adj
just claims of leasees at Camp Cody.
Ed Golden Is one of the latest con-
tributors TO Henry Ford.
A spell Of weather, absence Of cot.
ton pickers and the low price Of cotton
has caused slowing up Of the work
at the cotton gin on Railroad boule-
ward.
Chief Petty Officer Slough is In the
city In charge Of n navy recruiting
party at the Commercial hotel.
The Red Cross has "A large assort-
ment of yarn which IL Is disposing of
at reduced prices. If you want some
cheap knitting yarn see Mrs. Almy
at the chamber Of commerce.
Harry Edwards of Cooks Peak was
visitor in the city yesterday.
Judge G. c. Rogers has done n rush =
ing business. The last three days OF
last week he disposed Of "A vagrants in
n proper manner.
The local high school eleven lost n
game Of football last Friday afternoon
to the I'll Paso High School team at
I'll Paso. The score was 2S TO o, hut
this does not Indicate that our boys
were such rotten players as El Paso
far outclasses Deming as to wealth of
material
A. A. Douglas left the city yesterday
for Albuquerque, his name being
drawn on the federal grand jury that
has convened for the present term Of
court.
Mr.. Laugharn Of Long Beach is In
the city attending to his property in
terests here.
Clarence Hon, Bar Miller, r. r.
Miller and 1. II. Hanna were in FL
Paso last week and brought up a car
OF cotton pickers which are badly
needed here to finish gathering the
cotton crop.
District Attorney J. $. Vaught mo
tored to Columbus last Friday.
Tonight the members OF the Dem
ing club will gather for their monthly
smoker.
The Claud Close Howard post of the
American Legion met last Friday
night at the armory for the transac.
tion OF regular business
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Jacobsen OF
Watertown, S. d., motored to Deming
and have taken a bungalow on n. Iron
avenue. Mrs. Jacobson is the sister OF
Harry Lester.
A baby girl was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Wiley at their home in St
Paul's Valley, Okla. Mrs. Wiley was
formerly Miss Dorothy Duff OF Dem.
ing. Her Deming friends are glad tc
know that Mrs. Wiley and the little
visitor are doing nicely.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23

the county damage suit some time
10 attend to this matter
Mrs. Martha Il. Ament entertained
n few guests at dinner Sunday Covers
were laid for seven.
DR.. and Mrs Hoffman and. son,
David, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il. Morgan
motored to III Paso last Wednesday,
where they remained couple OF days.
j. s. vaught, district attorney, made
Il trip TO Lordsburg yesterday on legal
business
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. l.. Kerr were Wis
itors In the city yesterday from their
ranch.
The work Of salvaging the base hos
pital has been stopped hut whether or
not Il Is To he opened for the reception
of p. II. =. patients has not been ascer-
tanned. Two buildings are offered for
sale I'm this issue Of the Graphic.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. ii. Bishop OF Dem
ing have sent announcement cards to
friends and relatives Of the family oi
the marriage of their daughter, Beryi'
To Mr.. Edward Earl Marsh, of Long
Beach. on November II.
/ Mrs. Sam Watkins returned to her
home In FL Paso Saturday night. she
with her little daughter has been Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Martha B
Ament.
A splendid opportunity to do your
Xmas shopping. ON Dec. the art
and domestic art departments OF IN.
high school will conduct sale ana
lunch In the building recently used as
the republican headquarters. Many
useful and attractive gifts, ranging
from 25c 10 $1,000 will he an sale, III
cluding decorative flower containers
hand decorated trays. tea sets, sanitary
lunch sets. baby bibs and tray cloths
embroidered collar and cuff sets, Pill
low slips. dresser scarfs, dainty hand
erchiefs, dressed dolls and numerous
toy. Lunch will be served Throughout
the day, and special lunch at noon
Your patronage win he greatly appre
ciated. Doors open at a. m.
c. T.. Taylor. formerly an officer II
the 34th Division here. writes To ms
wife that he Is in Italy and that ne ex
pects TO be with her In Deming by
January. He says chat he was u
lIondon during the biz coal striS'
there. His wife was formerly Nils
/ Margaret Rosch.
i II. A. Hubbard, an employe of tn
Security Bank Il III Paso. spent TN
weekend as guest at the horse o
sulius Rosch.
A baby boy was born last SATURDAY.
morning 10 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hen
derson al III Paso Mrs. Henderson wa
formerly Miss Benardine Schultz 0
Deming and has many friends here.
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Murderous Villistas Will Receive Gracious Pardon

lof Mexico that they cannot deliver
recognition until the barbarous prac-
tices have been discontinued and Mexi
leo assumes IN full her international oh
lfigations.
2 Governor Larrazolo was born in
Mexico and. quite naturally and prop
lerly, he has a great sympathy for the
race from which he sprnng. Just what
interest he himself has had In Mexico
following his migration to the United
States the Graphic does not know. but
II does know that members OF his i'm
mediate family have held office In
Mexico and engaged In revolutionary
intrigue since that time. The Graphic
editor was present al a political gath;
ering when the New Mexico governor
was denounced by native New Mexi-
can as being Of alien race. The press of
the state took alarm because of the dis
tasteful race issue suggested. Native
New Mexicans are not Interested In
Mexico and Mexicans any more than
Anglo Americans nre interested In
Canada and Canadians. Has not Gov
lernor Larrazolo opened the way TO
lcriticism Of his official acts that show
lundue interest In Mexican politics
Without raising a race issue. wouldn't
New Mexicans of all races appreciate
In more disinterested attitude toward
Mexico on the part Of New Mexican
Iofficials and politicians?
The partlonlng of the six villistas
could be based on errors OF the court
new evidence, or extenuating circum
stances unknown al the time Of con
victiOn. As bid for the favor OF
slexicO and Mexicans II is disgracefu
10 the American nation and reproacl
10 New Mexico. The ignorance of TN,
; bloOd-thirsty raiders that shot at mel
and women like rabbits and laughed
has nothing to do with degree Of erin
! inality they showed. Neither for tina
, matter has alleged compulsion undei
| which they acted As matter of fac
| the testimony showed that former
State Engineer Miller and others I'm
: armed were surrounded by the mur
, derous villains and shot TO piece
: point blank for the pure sport the Mex
: leans got out OF it-this by their owl
. confession In detail In open court Ii
: what matter Francisco villa recruite,
: his men and what disciplinary meas
: ures he took to get them to sack en'
$ burn Columbus may worry our Cover
/ i'or. but certainly cannot assuage tla
2 woes of the widows and orphans q
. fICummbus nor satisfy outraged justics
r Among other things Poncho promises
. his men American wives, this accord
: ing to testimony of the convicted mel
4 themselves. Certainly the raider
, took keen joy in killing and lootine
a While propinquity and consangIinit,
g are factors in New Mexico's rela
$ tions with Mexico, no good can com
+ from allowing sympathy for our poo
2 relations to complicate domestic prob
e lens or IN any way 10 halt the prog
' ress Of far different sort of civiliza
2 tion among the peoples of Spanish d,
{ cent north of the Rio Grando.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-23
Came Here Twenty Years Ago from
Texas and for Some Time Engaged
In the Mercantile Business.
THE END CAME UNExPEcTEDLY
Funeral Was Under the Auspices Of
the Deming Lodge Of Masons OF
which He Was Loyal Member.

M. NJ. Kilmger, for twenty years a
resident Of Deming, died Thursday
morning ut his home on East Spruce
street OF heart failure. He was bur-
led Friday afternoon In the Mountnin-
view cemetery following a funeral
service conducted by the Rev. w. Il.
Foulks. the local Masonic lodge having
charge. The cortege was followed to
the grave by the many friends who re-
gret the passing OF this good man
whom everyone admired and who
always had smile and cheerful
word for those about him. His beautl.
full home life indicated his character
better than words can express.
Death came TO Mr.. Killinger very
suddenly, the fatal attack lasting but
a few minutes placing him beyond the
reach OF medical aid.
Besides his widow he Is survived b,
Two brothers In Virginia. Mr.. KILN
ger was born Oct. -, 1854, at Wythe
vile, Va. Later he lived in Nebraskt
and Texas. coming to Deming In 1900
He engaged In merchandising when III
first came to DemiDg, but had retired
several years ago because Of Ill health
lie owned considerable business prop
erty In the city and was always pro
gressive citizen who took pride II
The development Of the community
Not only the immediate family hav'
sustained an irrepairable loss, but tn,
community as well.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES

Following effective Sunday, Novem-
ber 21st, 1920.
Eastbound-No. 102 Sunset Limited
(San Francisco-New Orleans train) ar
rive 6:10 a. III. Departs 6:15 a. IN.
No. Golden STATE Limited tSan
Francisco.C Chicago train arrive 10 10
II. m. Departs 10: :15 a. IN.
No 40 Sunset Express (San Fran.
cisco-New Orleans train) arrive :5j
y. IN. Departs 7:15 p m.
Westbound-No 101 Sunset Limited
New 0rleans-Sah Francisco train ar.
rives II ~ a. m. Departs II :32 q. IN
No. California tChicago-San Fran
cisco train arrives 10:l1 Il. m. De
parts 10 :25 n. m.
No. 100 Sunset Express New Or
leans.San Francisco train arrives T-@
p. nj. Departs Z :i5 p. m.
No. 10 will he held ut Dcming unit
Z 40 D. m. to connect with the Santa
Fe No. Is from Silver City, when they
have passengers for the $. T. II th'
Santa Fe is late.
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BUILDING FOR ETERNITY

The special revival meetings at the
Christian church have come to an end,
and we are encouraged. and glad To
have had Brother Dudley with us. He
has brought us messages OF truth, love
and power. The minister win occupy
the pulpit next Lords iay. In the
morning. he is anxious to meet all
members of the church, The sermon
subject will be Building for Eternity
At Z 80 d. m. the subject win be 'The
Ideal Young Man" and we have asked
the young ladies to write unsigned let
ters describing the kind Of a young
man they would like to marry-if they
possessed the desire to wed. You viii
enjoy hearing these letters read. Bible
school promptly ut $3.50, followed by
morning worship at 10:45. Worship
with us.
NORRIS ]. REAsONER, Minister
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FOR FILM WRECK

A huge floating set. the fac-simile OF
nm ocean liner. was built by the tech
nical department Of the william Fox
studios ut Balboa, California, to be
used In one Of the thrilling scenes III
the newest william Fanum super
production, Wings OF the Morning" di'
rected by j. Gordon Edwards, which
will be seen for the first time at the
Princess theatre Thursday and Friday
Nov. % and 20.
This, the largest floating set ever
built. was no feet long. "a feet beam
~ feet from tho top Of the smoke stack
10 the water, and cost $4,000 to build
The ship was constructed on u huge
barge. and arranged In such way AZ
TO slip easily from the barge into the
sea.
For many weeks a large force oi
artisans were engaged In erecting this
costly set. ON the day the great ship
wreck scene was TO be filmed, every
precaution had been taken by Director
Edwards to guard against injuring hi'
star Mr.. Farnum, and hundreds oi
men and women who figured In thu
scene when the ship was lifted ON
huge wave and smashed against TIN
rocky Shore
A corps OF live-savers were distri
butcd at every vantage point and swift
launches and tugs were In readiness L
rush 10 the rescue Of any person II
trouble. Although powerful swim
mcr, Mr. Farnum, unknown to him
was constantly watched by two exper
life-savers who had orders not to lie
the star out Of sight from the time tn
boat hit the jutting rocks until he wa
washed up ON the beach.
The destruction OF this ship was on
of the most spectacular incidents evf
filmed for the edification Of motto
picture audience, and II was also th
first time that life-bonts filled wit
men. women and children were tippe
and flung into the waves to give a
added touch Of realism to 30 wonder
snlly dramatic a scene.
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DISARMAMENT AT GENEVA

Those who have followed the league
of nations sessions at Geneva are find
ing additional cause TO thank their
lucky stars that Uncle Sam is only al
onl0oker. The Balkans, Asia Minor
the Crimea, Poland and Russia are hot
beds OF strife that threaten world
peace. Disarmament has gone by the
board as impractible under unsettled
conditions. A real league army has
been suggested. The American people
would hardly care to furnish conting
cnts at the beck and call OF the league
and police the pest holes Of the old
world.