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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
fasCistiFrOn Triest Have Seized Plume.
Have Occupied the City Hall and Proclaimed a Dictator ship.

Rome. April 2s.-The seizure of the administration at Plume Wednesday night, following the complications over the elections of last Sunday, was eff fected by Fascisti from Triest, former supporters of Gabrielle D'AnnunzioI They drove into the city, fully armed, in camions, occupied the city hall and pro- claimed q dictatorship. The laborers of Plume were ordered to return to work under the threat of serious consequences and it was declared that whoever dis obeyed the order of the dictatorship would be subject to the death penalty. Signor Gigante was declared the chief dictator. Four others were ap- pointed to assist him. '-'.~
 Major Miege commander of the Cara bineers, begged the invaders to leave the city but they expressed a firm de- termination 'to hold Plume and patrols were established immediately. 70.
 The people of the city are remaining indoors, and, notwithstanding the Fas- cistis proclamation, the working classes
 are declaring they will abstain from
 work No newspapers are appearing, the decks are idle and the trolley ser vice has been suspended.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
800 TAKEN OFF STEAMER
 AGROUND ON BLOCK sLANI


 Block Island, R. l., April 2s.-Three hundred passengers tonight were taken of the Portuguese steamer Mormugao which ran aground on the west side of Block Island in thick fog this morn ing while bound from Lisbon for New Bedford and New York
 Women and children first was the rule, and the minesweeper Grebe started for New Bedford with 140 of them. She was followed closely by the. destroyer Mo Gala with. 1s0 other passengers.
 It is planned to transfer the remain ing 14S passengers tomorrow morning. An effort to float the vessel will be made at high tide early, tomorrow afternoon.
 Tugs life saving boats and small craft hung close by the stranded steamer all 1 night With darkness a thick fog rolled 1 in on an east wind and the sea roughened slightly The damage to the steamer could not be determined tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
A BROKEN SHAFT IS
 DELAYING SPEED BOAT

New York, April 2s.-The speed boat Gar II IT,, racing against passenger train time between Florida and New York, put into Sandy Hook late this af- ternoon with a broken shaft. Repairs are4 ex1ected tp. ..hes made tenight.sSa.t.
 The racer was l hour and minutes to complete the eighteen miles of her journey in order to equal the time of the express trian. r
 The accident occurred at 2.5o D. m. while the craft was racing up the coast off Asbury Park, N. J. An extra shaft is carried aboard and no trouble in making the repairs was expected.
 The express train time, which the Gar T.. seeks to lower. is Al hours from Miami to New York.
 The Gar II. IT.. will leave the coast guard station at Sandy Hook tomorrow morning on the last lap of her journey. it was announced later. The craft will be moored at the Columbia Yacht club.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

London, April 2S.--CBy The A. P.) In the event of failure by France to. receive the support of her. allies. the French occupation of the Ruhr region,s arguing that Germany can as easily present new proposals after as before oecupa ation.
 This statement was made by. members of the French delegation as they crossed the channel today on their way to Lon don to attend the meeting of the su- prerne council tomorrow
 In the delegatien,. which arrived in London tonight were Premier Briand Marshal Foch and N. Bertheiot, the latter of the French foreign o1hce. The Italian delegates. are expected to reach London -tcrnortew. morning
 M. BrianA. was resolute and confident as he sat on pile of baggage on the channel; steamer today, A talking quite freely to group of friends and news paper correspondents of the French gov ernment's position. which he said. he all ready had made clear in his recent speeches in the senate and the chamber of deputies Q. ,. .----- ->,.
 During the trip the statement was made unreservedly that the French gov ernrnent counted on allied support in the occupation of the Ruhr, but if the al Hes could not see their way clear ,tc rive such support France would ad- vance alone. @
 It was said that if Geunany's recent ffsr had not been designed merely tt gain time, it could have been made a month ago. instead Of week before the expiration of the reparations timt limit. that German public opinion ccult have been brought te see the gravity 0 the situation, and the determination io the allies to secure payment hy such sr act as the: proposed occupation of thu Ruhf. -ui--s'- = -ssas-t r.a,.sis-ss
 The Statement slsD was made that litNough military preparations wer' complete it would. require soma days t AJrange for adequate food supplies fo the population ina. the occupied district The French intended. ,., it. was said, to SCI that the people well fed. The oc -upation of the coal fields, 1t was as serted. would really be in the interest of other countries because. by placini a tax on coal exports German indus tries would be placed on the same fect ing with other misunderstanding ceunfries wtfclf now were ccsnpetii.g with higl .oai costs against Germany with hel low fuel cost in dsprselated marks {:
 Premier Lloyd George and M. Brian' will have rreiirianafy talk eafly to morrow. and the fulf conference of tn supreme council will meet in Downin street at the official residence of tn British prime minister. at 4 o'clock i the afternoon. .. -'s" Tfs'- '
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
MENTIONED AS CHAIRMAN
 NATIONAL REP. COMMITTEE

Washington, April 2s.-Selection of John T. Adams Of Iowa, vice chairman of the republican national committee, to succeed Postmaster General Will Hays as chairman is expected by many repub- lican leaders in congress. The national committee meeting to elect a new chair man will be held early in June, it was said, although calls for the meeting are not expected to go out for a week.
 Committeeman, by custom, will be guided largely by the wishes of the president, it was said, and supporters of MT Adams candidacy said MT. Harding appeared to view the Iowa man with favor.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
ADMITTED HE HAD SOLD
 STOLEN AUTOS IN BRIDGEPORT

Detroit, April 2s.-Admission that he had sold automobiles in Bridgeport, Conn. after he had been advised by the police fthat city that the numbers of them had been changed, was made in United States district court here latt today by James G. Burroughs, Bridgeport automo- bile dealer, on trial with four others on a charge of conspiracy to violate the Dyer automobile theft act.
 The admission was made during croes- examination of Burroughs by government aftorneys Burroughs testified he sold the cars to get rid of them"
 On direct examination today Burrourhs denied that he knew any of the cars he purchased had been stolen or that he had paid hush msney" to a Bridgeport de- tective. :
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
GERMAN LABOR LEADERS
 REMAIN IN AMSTERDAM

London. April 2s.-The GermEan Ia. bor leaders. Peter Grassmsn. Wilhelm Dfitnlann. Otto Hue and Herr Silber- schmidt. who planned 10 go 10 England to discuss with British labor leaders questions regarding reparations and re- construction Of the devastated areas of France. have remained in Amsterdam. to which city they travelled from Ber- lin. says a Central News dispatch from Amsterdam today. The Germans wers notified by the Brit'rh labor leaders that the latter objected to conducting the negotiations in London
 Discussion concerning reconstruction of the dev . Rted regions began today. but the Brl..sh labor leaders were nst renresentad
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
MAIL PLANE PILOT
 WAS BURNED TO DEATH

Cleveland. O.. April 2s.-A mail plane which left Chicago this morning was delayed by fog, plunged into the Guya- hoga river bank here late this afternoon and was destroyed by ire The pilot was burned to death,
 The accident occurred near the down. town section of the city Fire tugs and fire apparatus rushed to u { scene but arrived too late to save the pilot.
 Local mail officials said the dead pilot was J. T. Christensen of Chicago.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
TWISTED WOMAN COMMITTED
 SUICIDE BY SHOOTING

Winsted, April. 2s.-Mrs. Emma Fish, 42 years old, died at her home tonight from a bullet wound in the head. Her husband, George L!I Fish. painting contractor, said that when he came home late today his wife complained that she was i'll and he went to get a physician. Returning to the house with Dr., H. w. Ward, they found Mrs. Fish in dying condition, with a revolver lying nearby.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
AMERICAN STEAMER AEOLUs
 BOYCorTED IN MoNTEVIDEC

Montevideo, Uruguay, April 29.-The United States shipping board steamer Aeolus, which arrived here Wednesday, has been boycotted by the ship repair workers union on the request of the Ar genuine union which is boycotting the Martha Washington, the Munson line, which operates the two vessels, an- nounced today. --
 The line is making efforts to obtain non union labor with which to continue the half finished repairs to the vessels machinery. Her sailing date originally set for May 4, has been postponed inde- fnitely.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
BLOCK PLAN TO SELL
 SURPLUS FooDsTUFFs

Washington, April 2s.-Attempts te- day by house appropriations committee members to give the war department authority to- sell surplus foodstuffs bought for the army during the war, were unsuccessful today-in the house. A point of order against such provision in the army bill was sustained as were several other objections to substitutes whoch were offered.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
COMMITTEE IS OPPOSED ID
 INCREASED FREIGHT RATES.

Joint Committee Appointed by the Governors of New Eng land Report That the Railroad Executives Had Failed to Show the Proposed Advance Would Remedy the Situa- ton-Decides That the Federal Government Should be Asked to Give Assistance to the Roads-Shoud Fulfil the Obligation to Return the Roads in the Same Cond- ton in Which the Government Took Them Over.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
LLOYD GEORGE NOT
 INVITING U. s. REFRESHMENTS

London April 2s.-Published report that Premier Lloyd George, as presiding member of the supreme council, is in viting the United States to send rep resentative to tomerrow''s meeting here, were denied today at the official resi- dence of the premier. s'.>r '. '
 Such invitation has not been issued nor is it contemplated" 1t was said. "It is for Washington to take the ini- tiative The door Is open for American participation, as it always has been"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
THREE ENTRIES NECESSARY FOR
 TRANSATLANTIC YACHT RACE

New York, April 2s.-Unless three yachts are entered by May S1 in the transatlantic yacht race for the cup of fered by King Albert of Belgium the event will not be held this year the American committee in charge was in- formed today by Baron De Cartier, the Belgian ambassador
 The offer of the cup will be kept open however, until at least three contestants can be assured. King Albert has pro- posed starting the race next July f of Ambrose channel with Ostend az the fin. ish.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

proper position, socially and legally, in accordance with the treaty of Rapal- 10, are as follows: First, to compel out siders now in Plume to leave the city
 second, to annul the elections held on
 Sunday, and third. to hold new elections under the supervisor of the Italian
 government Italian officials not to leave the city until the constitutional assem- ply completes its work and the inde- pendent state of Plume is constructed D
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
YOUNG WOMAN SHORT IN l, SUNDAY SCHOOL FUNDS

New Haven April 2s.-Gertruds " Searle q years old. for the past two years Urea surer- of the Sunday school funds at the olivet Baptist church here was arrested tonight on 8 charge of em- bezzlement of s2oo of the funds The complaint was made by the deacons of the church. Miss Searle was held in $500 bends.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
SOY KILLED MS SISTER
 WHILE .REENAcrING MOVIE

Kew York, April 2s.--Salvatere ciglie, IT,, yesra old, today shot and killed his lister. Angelina, aged 5. while. he told he police, they were reenacting scene hey had seen recently in a moving pie ure theatre Placing the muzzie of q .ev6lver at his sisters head. the boy. de- handed: ''Your money or your life" He ,ulied the trigger and his sister fell to he floor dead.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
PRINTERS ARE TO STAND
 FIRM FOR A HOUR WEEK

Indianapolis Ind, April 2s.-Oficials of the International Typographical Union declared today that the membership of the organization would stand firmly for the forty-four. hour week in all book and job offices throughout the country, start ing May l.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
ZAYAS IS PROCLAIMED
 PRESIDENT OF CUBA

Havana, April 2s.-A joint session of congress tonight formally proclaimed Dr. Alfredo Zayas president and General Francisco Csrrillo vice president of the republic of Cuba. The new officials will be inaugurated May-52e, when Pres ident Menocal will relinduish office.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
BILL IN NEW JERSEY SENATE
 FOR DAYLIGHT SAVING

Washington. April 2s.-Standard time in sthe eastern zone would be advanced one hour beginning at a. m. next Sun day and continuing until the same hour on the last Sunday of September. under resolution introduced today by Sena- tor Edge, republican. New Jersey.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
STANDARD OIL BARRED FROM SUMArKA OIL REGION

The Hague, April 2s.-(By Tha A. .P) The second chamber Of par :ianrent to- day by a vote of A 70 } adopted the Djar'Ni- Oil Field bill. thus barring the bid O. the Standard oil Company for a concession in the Suma-ra oil resler.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
WAsMTNGroN; GoxEKNSGENT ,9
 HorEruL OF SETTLEMENT

Washington Apfitt 2s-zThe American rovernmzkt etfIi is hopeful that the rep arations contEoyersx between Germany and the allies can be. settled by discus sion.
 This was learned authoritatiyely to-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
PROGRAM FOR IMPROVING
 THE SITUATION AT PLUME

Rome. April 2s.-n, Tempo. comment ing on the governments program for inn proving the situation at Plume, says: ] we believe the intentions of the Italian government for putting Plume in
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
BRIEF TELECRAMS

The Times of India says a serious riot Is reported to have occurred at Malegaon, northeast of Nasik
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Duering was authorised among Ger manic peoples as early. as the year NA h
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30
FRANCE WILL NOT AWAIT SUPPORT OE THE
 ALLIES IN OCCUPATION 0F RURH REGION

French Government Has Decided to Proceed Aone on Theo rv That Germany Can Easily Present New Proposa After as Before Occupaton-Premer Briand is Resoute and Confident American Government is Still Hopeful That the Reparstions Controversy Can be Settled by Dis cussion-Next Formal Move Will Await the Outcome of the Meeting of the Allied Supreme Council in Lon don Today.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

The first national bank to be controlled by negroes-the Douglas national bank of Chicago-was ready for business yes terday.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

O. willis RugE, Fl years old. civil engineer and a brother of Chief Justice Arthur r. Rugg, of the Massachusetts supreme court, died in City hospital. at Worcester, following an operation.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

ohio house of the general assembly passed a bill allowing women to votr without giving their age.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

fifteen MexicaH bandits held up officials of the Agwi oil Co.,, near Tampico and obts fned about 135.OO0 pesos Ten per- sons were killed, including two bandits
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

The city and suburbs of Waterbury were flooded Wednesday night with copies of corculsrs advertising the over throw of the United States government
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Notice of a proposed decrease in the wages and a revision in working condi- tions of conductors. engineers, firemen. trainmen. agents and telegraph operators. was issued yesterday by the Central Vernon. Railway.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

The Wisconsin state assembly killed a bill to amend present state laws to permit women to serve as jurors. The bill had passed the senate
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

The head chef at Buckingham Palac' has accepted reduction in salary iron f1e.ooo to $7,50o yearly.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

A commercial airplane loaded with so quarts of liquor was found abandoned under the municipal landing field at Sa- vannah.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

pr. AIfreda zayas will be proclaimed President of Cuba at an extraordinary session of the Cuban congress.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Special precautions are being taken by the police of New York to prevent any radical demonstrations on May Day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Keystone Rubber company plant in Erie. Pa. with loss estimated at S500.00o.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Mrs. PameIo Frucci of Norwood. Mass. was sentenced to eight years .u jail for the killing of her husband last July:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Riga. Letvia, April 2s.-Leon Trotzky. the Russian soviet war minister. has ordered great maneuvers by the boishe- vik army in the near future in the Vii tehsk and Pskov areas. the Lettish news papers say today. The maneuvors are for the purpose of testing the q organ sed army and its new officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

silas Freeman and his crew of Eve men were saved when their bark with a cargo .of gasoline burned 50 miles from Ha- vana.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

The nomination of John R. Mitchell. of St. Paul, Minn., to ten year term as a member of the federal reserve board was confirmed late yesterday by the senate.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

Lawrence Ferrone. sentenced to prise for i've to 30 years in the Hartford coui ty criminal court last October by Jud, Frank D. Haines. as an habitual erin mai. was granted a new trial by the Coi necticut supreme court
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-30

President Harding nominated Mont gomery Schuyler of New York, to be minister to Salvador.
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

We are having an interchange Of
ncighhors Some are coming buck
and some are leaving. Mr. and Mrs
Hurry and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar To
land. who moved Ia Deming last year
have returned 10 their respective home
>teadS We welcome their return.
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Allen have taken
the Fuller home un Elm street In Dem
ing 50 that their little daughter can at
tend school
Dr. aud Mrs Scott have taken the
Berry house ON Silver aavenue. DIR.
Scott expects to build in Dcming In
the near future. We wish both these
families happiness in their new homes.
Mcslamcs Darbyshire of Anthony,
Jack IaMcl and j. r. Carter Of Dem
ingwcwrc pleasant visitors ut the home
Of Mrs. J. +. Porcher, in lola one day
last week
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16
r. L. MILLER EXONORATED

\ letter from + NJ. Lineau. deputy
insurance commissioner Informs II. L.
Miller that he has upon the advice Of
the attorney general dismissed the case
against him in which he was charged
with rebating a fire Insurance premium.
The case was Investigated by the at
torney general while here week ago
and he reported that the charge was
without foundation.
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16
GRATITUDE OF ALLIES

The Allied Financial Commission has
turned down bill of S276. 6.OO0.00O filed
by the United States against Germany
for maintenance of American troops
on the Rhine. Although the Allies
begged that American troops be retin-
cd they maintain that the war indcm
nifty should be paid off first. Uucl,
Is rich, anyway.
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16
CAPTURED ALCOHOL

Constable James Keeley captured a
case containing two 5-gallon cans of
alcohol yesterday morning near the old
smelter. Two MeXicans dropped the
ease and fled. Mr.. keeley believes
that he knows one Of the men. The
label on the case shows the contents To-
bc manufactured from sugar In the
State of Siualoa, Mexico.
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16
Plaintiff

VS.
G. H. RICE, WILLIAM FARRAH. and
all unknown claimants of the prem
iseS hereinafter described. or any
right title or interest In and 10 the
same or any part thereof, adverse
to the estate Of plaintiff.
Defendants.
To the above named defendants:
Notice Is hereby given that the above
named plaintiff ha, begun civil ac-
tidn against In the above mentioned
Court. Alleging:
That the plaintiff l. the owner I'm fee
simple and in possession of the real
estrtc situate IN Luna County. New
Mexico and described as. Lots No.
Seventeen Eighteen. Nineteen AMI
Twenty in Block No Ten of the Rico
Addition 10 Columbus, Luna County.
New Mexico. according to the plat
thereof on file In the office Of the
County Clerk Of said Luna County.
New Mexico
That the plaintiff Is credibly IN.
formed and believes TINT YOU. the said
defendants. claim and assert some in
terest i'm aud 10 said rc1l estate o
adverse tp the estate ~ plaintiff. and
That the claim " each and an of snid
defendants were and ARE without right
Plaintiff prays thnt ull Of the above
named defendants and all unknown
claimants of the said hand he required
to set forth the nature of their respec-
tive claims. and that % he declared
by said Court that the plaintiff H.
the owner Of said lands In Zee simple
and that you, the said defendants. he
forever mund and estoppcd from having
claiming. or asserting any right or title
10 said real estate adverse to the estate
Of plaintiff. aud that plaintiffs title
thereto be forever quictcd and set at
rest and FOR general relief
You are further notified that unless
You enter your appearance in the said
cause ON or before the 2Sth day OF
September, 1921. judgment by default
will be entered against You IN this
cause.
Plaintiffs attorney aud address g.
A. W. Pollard, Dcming, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and the seal or
the Sixth Judlcal District Court II
the State Of New Mexico. this 18th
day u August, 1921.
(SEAL)
z. A. HUGHES.
Clerk
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

The Deming Chamber of Commerce
has adopted resolutions protesting
against the raise in telephone rates
effective the first Of nextt month.
The raaise is ON residence lcphones
only and amouts TO an advance Of -
cents for each installation.
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16
METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY school at 9:sO a. m.

SUNNY NVUVOI NJ y 'NV ~ M
Morning Worship 10;45 n. m. Ep-
worth League Z 100 p m. Evening
Services 500 p. m. The pastor viii
preach at both the morning and eve
ming services.
The continued increase in attendance
at all the services is most gratifying
There is room for Others.
You are cordially invited TO worship
with us.
j. H. WALKER,
Pastor
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16
SUCCESSFUL DINNER PARTY

Miss Doris Doderer, entertained n
number Of friends at dinner party,
night .at her home on So.
Platinum. Covers were laid for eight
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

According TO advices received here
the Lordsburg Hotel at LoLrdsburue
was totally destroyed by fire last
Sundady night. Details are lacking
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

Button cartons and butter paper for
sale at the Graphic office.
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

MRS. McREYNOiDS-an experienced
piano teacher desires pupils In first,
second and third grades. S22 W.
Pine
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT Desirable furnished
apartment, private entrance To re-
fined couple. or two ladies. REF. SD
W. Pine. 1t-p
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NOTICE OF PENDENCY OF SUR

In the District Court Of the Sixth .Iu.
Cical District Of the State Of
New Mexico
Within and for the County Of Luua
Civil No. 1894
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

FOR SALE-Jersey Cow. See Fred
Sherman
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WANTED-Place for two girls. II ana
16 years old, in family to work for
board and clothing while they attend
ALI7H ol SI'l5I SsaIppV IuOV0S
Jarrett General Delivery Deming.1tp
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

/ y HOBBS,
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

Z A. HUGHES.
Clerk.
Deming graphic., 1921-08-16

FOR SALE-Jersey COW. See Fred
Sherman.