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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
SPANISH METHODIST CHURCH

All services are In Spanish.
Church located at corner OF Platinum
avenue and Hemlock street.
Sunday School 10 :0O a. m, Epigmen-
10 Flores, jr., superintendent.
Preaching services IL a, IN. by the
pastor subject will be: what is Your
Iife?'-A birthday sermon.
Epworah League services . p. m,
Mrs. V, G. Harwood, president Mrs.
Susie " Flores, leader.
Illustrated lecture ON Old Testament
persons and events, by the pastor. This
will be followed with brief evangel-
&c service.
Prayer meeting Thursday evning at
Z 80.
II you are studying Spanish or wish
to take up the study these services
will help you.
Everybody welcome TO all the ser
vices,
T. NJ HARDWOOD. Pastor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
ROBBERS FIRED ON But
MISSED MATILDE BALBERBES

When Matilde Balberbes went to fire
up the furnaces at the Clark Clothing
Company's store this morning about
; o'clock he met two robbers I'm the al
ley behind the Gold avenue store one
Of them drew a revolver and at point
blank range fired one shot at Balher-
bes and fled when he saw that he had
missed. Balberbes drew his weapon
fired once and gave chase and fired
again without hitting. The two men
escaped and have not been located by
the police.
Subsequent investigation disclosed
that the thieves had again attempted
TO enter the Clak store by the skylight
but were disappointed to find newly
placed bars over the glass They then
tried the two rear windows They had
gained entrance 10 the Franklin mil
linery store but had not carried of
anything.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
COL. HYATT FINDS THE CRUEL
WAR STILL Is GOING IN FORM

(from Webster City. Ia. Register
Webster City. Ia. Jan. 15.-Thc fam.
uuS Hyatt divorce ease is ON trial In
This city. The action Is brought by
Cob y. =. Hyatt against his wife. Edith
w. HYATT.
The colonel is widely known for his
long connection with the Iowa national
guard and the high position he held
In the Sanlstorm Division of the world
war
Mrs. Hyatt is contesting the action
bitterly ana bringing many serious
cuunter-chargeS against her husband.
She does not want a divorce. nor does
she want him TO get one The newt
able other woman" looms large in the
case.
The cononel asks separation on the
grounds OF cruel and Inhumnn treat.
mcnt This Mrs. Hyatt denies and
charges her husband with having pract-
lcally stripped her Of all her property
but the home and with having an affin-
ity who appears In the trial as Lou
isc."
It is n year and half since the
colonel left his wife and, during that
time, Mrs. Hyatt alleges he has been
rooming at the home of Louise" IN
New York. Louise" Is said 10 be a
wealthy woman.
The case Il spicy one The intimate
relations of the parties have been gone
into in detail and the colonel, on the
witness stand, east reflections on his
son.
The court room Is crowded iaily.
Judge g. u. Thompson OF this city is
the presiding judge.
Mrs. HYATT. on the stand. told Of a
trip to New York, when she secured
rooms across the alley from Louise, -
where she watched the comings and
goings OF her husband and his alleged
affinity.
While there she had him arrested
hut the hearing was postponed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
FACTS ABOUT COUNTY HOSPITAL

The management Of the county hos
pitl arr sure that the figures given IN
the last issue Oft ne Graphic concern
Ing the cost of maintaining the insti-
tuition are Incorrect. The Graphic stat
eel that the hospital cost the county
S6.00O a year, whereas the books show
that In 1919 the board Of county com
missioncrs only appropriated $500 f1r
maiutaincncc and IN 1920 only $3.50.
The last does not include December
hut the institution was selfsupp0rting
during that month During 1919 there
were 332 DAYS devoted To charity work
and in 1920 5i7 days, which shows that
there are more charity cases now than
Ia few years ago.
The management contends that the
county hospital takes care Of epidem-
ic cases that could not be handled else
where and TINT it Is an insurance
against a repetition OF the conditions
.of five years ago when the county paid
ont $4,000 ON account Of a smallpox
epidemic The facilities provided, Ii
Is maintained. Is needed now. the other
facilities existing being inadequate for
present demands.
The county hospital was founded
four years ago and the real estate and
equipment is all paid for. There are
nine patients receiving treatment there
lat the present time.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
AIR TANK Of FILLING
.STAT|ON BLOWN UP
A Terrific Blast Tore Pressure Tank
II From It's Mocrings and Hurled Il
" Bodily High up In the Air.
GEORGE CHESTER SIR. INJURED
Coneussion Was Felt Practically all
Over the City and Caused the
Anxious BInghers Concern.

The air tank at the Dcming filling
station at the corner OF Railroad
boulevard and Silver avenue exploded
at s o'clock Friday morning painfully
lnjuring George A. Chester, Sr. and
hurling the heavy tank a hundred feet
, 3. s-tbe air. Mr. Chester was ON the
point OF turning off the air compressor
when. the blast projected him through
-,fsle door OF the tank house almost rid
ding his clothing with broken glass
thdt cut numerous flesh wounds over
his body: one hand was In some way
badly crushed. He received immediate
medical attention and was taken 10 his
home where he is reported resting
easily.
Mr.. Chester said that the pressure
guage registered only 125 pounds. less
than half the tank could withstand. II
is thought that possibly that the explo.
sion was caused by the ignition OF
gases introduced In the form OF lubri.
eating oils from the compressor. the
pressure being sufficient to cause com.
bustion. hTe fact that cloud Of smoke
accompanied the explosion seems II
bear ont this theory.
The cOncussion was felt practically
! all over the city and great concern was
expressed by the citizens who were al
n loss for an explanation. Those WHO
were In sight Of the filling station saw
the heavy tank shoot into the air then
tumble In its decent like the famous G.
|. cans used by the Germans. The
tank fell In the rear OF the Cocoa Cola
Bottling works smashing the top OF an
automobile
The tank house OF the filling station
was thoroughly wrecked, the windows
OF the building connected blown out
and the windows In the hotel acros,
the street broken. Some idea OF the
force Of the explosion was gained from
examination Of the concrete mooring'
of the tank and the apparent ease will
which the rivets were torn from tn,
steel when the bottom went out
Splintered beams and twisted steel add
confirmation Of the completeness OF the
demolition.
Fortunately the hour was early ant
Mr.. Chester was the only person in III,
Immediate vicinity. The force OF In,
explosion was exerted upward, the con
cussion causing the windows In tn,
vicinity to be- demolished, but inflictlnl
little material damage.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
ANTI. GAMBLING LAW BEFORE
THE NEW MEXICO SENATE

Santa Fe, Jan. 2i.-Auction bridge
and african golf" are covered 10y the
a stringent anti-gambling law intro
duced In the state senate which would
make players liable TO fine and impris-
onment as well as operators, the form
or risking a fine from $25 to $500 and
Jail sentence Of thirty days to six
months, while the bill would fine the
man running n game or leasing the
building $500 to $4,000 with three to
six months imprisonment The meas
ure would empower the courts to is
sue injunctions against owners Of build
lngs used for gaming purposes. Amy
game played with cards Is included.
also craps and slot machines.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
GREAT CATHEDRAL SET STU
DIO SEEN IN "EARTHBOUND''

The largest representation OF n
cathedral interior ever constructed on
a motion picture stage Is that used
In the Goldwyn Picture, "Enrtbbound.
coming TO the Princess theatre, on
Feb. and o. Under the direction Of
Art Director Cedric Gibbons. his staff
worked for weeks ON the planning
and construction OF the big project,
and when completed Mr.. Gibbons
challenged the most expert critic to
point flaw In the ensemble.
There are few stages. probably none.
except the huge Goldwyn stage at
Culver City, large enough TO accom-
modate so immense an interior con
struction as this cathedral. From the
door. up the long aisle, to the rear
wall. II distance OF 240 feet. The
width n nearly ninety feet. II the
structure could have been carried on
up. proportionately. TO the dimensions
OF length and width. II would have
been 1870 feet from floor TO arched
roof. OF course his was impossible
ON any stage
The base OF each of the massive
tUluuinN Wuttt t'Wti hiSn abO't "
nearly five feet square, and the same
distance from foor to top Of base
The pulpit rail IL eleven feet from
the floor. The seyen-branched candle
sticks are ten feet IN height. From
floor TO top Of the altar and reredos
Is twenty-five feet, with a width OF
| fifteen feet The wainscot In the
lfransept and baptistry is sixteen feet
| In height. The smaller pillars are
thirty and the larger seventy feet
high.
One OF the most impressive features
Of the entire cathedral is the crusifix
The figure Of Christ Is nearly Thirteen
feet In height, and is done In bac
relief, instead OF the full figure
This design Is unique. and Is exceed
ingly effective. The figure, with the
background. was designed and bull
at the studio.
Not only the crucifix, but the font
lltany desk, pulpit, lectern, are orig
inal in design and construction. ant
were produced at the studio
"Earthbound" Is one Of the Eminent
Authors Series, and Is from the pei
Of Basil King. T. Hayes Hunter di
rected the production.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
ROUGH STUFF

The same old political methods are
revealed In the report started by the
Santa Fe New Mexican and copied
widely throughout the state TO the ef-
feet that J, NJ. Sully. general mana
ger Of the Chino Copper Company, was
in Santa Fc to attend the sessions OF
the legislature. The inference Of
course was that Mr.. Sulley was at the
capital for the purpose OF influencing
legislation or securing favOrs for his
company. The story was made out Of
whole cloth, Mr.. Sulley has not been
In Santa Fe since the legislature met
and what is more will not he there
silver City Enterprise.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
LET's KEEP 1T CLEAN

City Engineer Clarence Morgan has
finished the work Of hauling off the
rubbish that has hecn collecting about
the city during the winter. The jol
has taken more than n week and has
been completed in thorough manner
Now that the back yards and alleys
arc clean, wouldn't II be- a good idea
to keep them 80 by having the refuse
hauled away before It becomes unsight
ly and unsanitary.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
KANSAS WARNED AGAINST
THE N0N-PARTISAN LEAGUE

Topeka. Kas. Jan. .-Denouncing
the activities Of the Non-Partlsan
league, Maurice McAuliff OF Sallna.
president Of the Kansas Farmers un-
ion. urged the Kansas legislature to
rid the state OF what he termed "this
class Of verminc."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
View Of Filling Station Air Tank After Explosion
CLARK CLOTHING co. SALE

The Clark Clothing Co has made
big cut In mems clothing and has
guaranteed the price for six months on
a rebate plan. The popular firm han
dies only the best grade Of clothing and
the prices they offer are attractively
displayed In their advertisement of this
issue Of the Graphic.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

John c. Clark is back from Santa
Barbara, Calf. lie says thre Is no
place better than Deming.
Mr.. and Mrs W \. Donaldson of
Canadian. Texas, are here FOR an eX-
tended visit with their daughter, Mrs
+. A. Vance.
Mr. and Mrs. +. O. Skidmore were
N the city today visiting with Mr.
Slidmores brother They are from
Cananea. Mexico.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
ROBERTSON FOUND GUILTY

Guilty is the verdict In the case Of
C. A. Robertson Of the Cannon Bail
Motor company. charged with using the
mails TO defruud by false uretenses.
The other defendents were not found
guilty.
The verdict was returned IN the fed.
eral court yesterday afternoon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
LOCAL BRIEFS

John Wall. advertising manager OF
the Douglas International. was visi-
tor I'm the city last week cnroute 20
Oklahoma where he will visit relatives.
Assessor Tai Hunter is buy thee
days handing out tax return blanks.
He carried the bad news TO Columbus
last week.
Attorney W r. Sproat OF Columbus
was In the city last week on legal
business.
Miss Cora Reid was a visitor at
Fort Bayard last week.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
DANCE AT ARMORY

Seamon Quincy and Ehrmann broth
ers viii give a dance at the armory
the evening Of January 2p. Music will
be furnished by the Fort Bayard or
chesira. Refreshments will he served
The decorations viii add a fittina
background for bang-uD party. Every
one Is invited.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
BASKET BALL GAMES

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l"rdsburg ~. = was iie victim ~
day hlgit. Inc Lor1sDurs girls we
showed undef' me lliSt lill sI''''''
= 10 ~ Mary 1ihrA vi D',i'ts iii''',
IL field goals Both forwards pid good
work IN fact the entire team ulu'
Lineup Iordsburg Boys
Fairly f. &, I. &
{. Conner, +, . z" II.
Fuller, C.
Rose, g. ! goal
\. Conner q.
Deming Boys
lnmor, +. goal
Jorgenson' f. t. & lfg'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
NEW BATTERY STATION

A new battery station has been es.
tablished In the Parrish garage build
ing on North Gold avenue by II. W.
lnglett. formerly Of Syracuse, Kansas
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 20--At a meeting
last night OF the county school superin.
tcndents, Lorraine T.. Wooster, stnte
nperinteqdents, declared she would
not sign che pSy vouchers Of instruct.
Ors who use tobacco.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Sanders, Mrs
Frank Thurmond. Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Vaughan, Mrs. Amber and Miss Am.
hler motored to Gage Sunday WHERE
they had dinner with Captain and Mrs
y. J. Welsh.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25

Miss winifred Scott, who has been
visiting at the home Of DIR. and Mrs, NJ.
j. Moran. left the city last week for
her home In Iogansport, Ind.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE

The Presbyterian SUNDAY School was
uierialn.d nt the home Of Ms I.ncile
Holt Monday night The organization
of Christian Endeavor society was
considered.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25

W. W. Atkins, formerly employed at
Fort Bayurd, Is again In the city.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25

G. S. Cleaver Of Chicago is visiting
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs. +. II.
BlckfOrd.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1921-01-25

Mr.. and Mrs. d. q. Snodgress have
occupied an apartment at the Russell
flats.
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MANY BANKRUPTS.

London.-There is great in
crease in the number Of bankrupt
cies which have been gazetted by
the board Of trade during the last
three months, 753 having been list
ed against $40 for the correspond
Ing period of 1920.
For years before 1910 the number
of bankruptcies never dropped be-
lov 4,a00 annually.
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1890 Chandler touring in hns Oakland touring
shape quick
touring Overland touring
condition. alright
ETC., Just good bargain
Odsmohle sport Chevrolet touring late
absolutely
lent shape every shape
Oakland 1919 model
Chevrolet roadster Vee Dodge
Sir model tev1ng
without winter top Il
interested good variety
We buy sell trade. eaea1
Fourth GAIBRAITH & ROGERS Phone R. l. 1890
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS oF MECHANICAL DRAW
tngs made. Jisg and Eixtuss. dedsniA1
. epecialty. Ideas developed. 3. h
Michaelis, Mech. Consltg. Eng. asseoistad
with W. n. Haskell. Patent Attorney.
6O9-610 Best Bldg. PAona p. !. 566.
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CHOOSE ARBTTRATORS.

Chicago, May 19.-Representa-
tives OF the building trades unions
and employers chose arbitratnrs to
settle the wage dispute which has
resulted in a strike and lockout Of
50,000 men.
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W.. .vs.A 90 2. Aew. aeorss
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6nlNG YOUR HHAGeTgxCHING TO MRS.
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b very grateful for any donations.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES tAIL AAKES). ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos; S4d
bicycies. complete. x57 80 tall colors)
Five stores: 115 East Third street.
302A-o-S East Second street. Davenport.
Iowa Fred Barr Supply Houss.
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ADoTnACTa OF TFTLR PREPARW o.
oputinued 70 date covssing say real -
taAo n tAa county. Prompt and accuE11a
enevino Il reasonable rates. Rock u
land IatIo 3 Abstract Company: ". ].
SweensV, secretary. 2Q0-t11 Q1ntDAl
1iuOt . savings Bank buil6An0.
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IN oALu MmCE1LAN1oUA
| coSSaaz1s0H Bookczsn AND wnM.
Z - 49,. esata oak. Ano ssn6tteA. Wv.
x3Ol Tventy-fourth street.
"a PLATE 72i sEvENTERN1a
sEvERzL sRoW cAsas. cnnAP. 2. 7
1SSs.
MAHOGANY Vl0GnoI.A WITHOUT ca
met, almost neu. veEy reasonable. eAv
EighteEnth street.
STORE TIXTUREs. CHEAP. 712 SEW
satennth street,
MANS BICYCLE IN FIRST CLASS con-
di.ion; SAL Trensy-ei1h sh street. NJ :
sEvERAL PIECES or TufNrosE. =
czBRAa1 ANp TOMATO PLANTS siN
1hiFN-feusth Greet.
600 NILE TIRES. $40 UP. GIT
prics on your. size. B. l. lA&4.
YIVn 10OIS FURNl4URR fnAcTE
siIy ~, $500. Ala Hoartesnth stree.
Can between 10 .. m. and 3 p. m.
RANGE. ROOSTER CABINET. KITCHEN
tshla chairs. sanitary cot. Dufold horasy
tahis. bed complete. rugs and otnef
Su-ish;nss $50. or will sell BY pieee.
Victroia, S45. 321 Fifteenth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ABA FIFTH
Ayenue.
GAS STOVE AND REFRIGERATOR FoA
sale chsap. =. !. 1921.
AT, ONCE. FIVE ROOMS. BEAUTUW
furniture and rugs, also vae0oaa- oes
Seventeenth street.
TWO 9zI2 RUGS. SLIGHTLY WoAN
and several rockers. Cheap. 124o
louSseenth- and-a-hslf street.
THIRTY NEW VICTOR RECORDS. $40.
r. !. 1406-
CUT PONIES FOR DECORATION DAf'
reasonable. B. i. 464aL.
EXTENSION TABLE AND Fouh
chairs, So. Black walnut bed complese'
$50. COL u Ninth street.
JEWEL GAS STOVE CHEAP. R. 1. 2214.
BAND INsTRUMENTs FOB sALl:
: Bessen cofnet silver, and case. 3loOv
Wuritzer silver cornet and case. $2o.Ov'
Holton eo1net and case. silver. SSo.ou'
G. G.. Conn silver corne. ano M ,
c. MeIedy sAxophona and case. brass;
C. G. Conn. $7a.Su: silver cornet ana
canvas case. French make. $1,000: Aelo-
phone, nickel. $3.50: E-1st base born
bras, 5000. Arthur P. Griggs P1ano
Co.. IL East Second street. Davenport.
PIANOS FOR SALE: sTODDARD MA
| hogany piano. good, $l25: Kohler
Ca1phelL mahogany, 3225: Gaoief
mahogany piano. $40: Werner. golden
oak player and 20 rolls. nearly new
$42S; Hinze player. good buy. SAP
Evereta mahogany baby grand $515
Lester baby grand. . beauty. $50
! A. B. Chase piano, used a. demonstrator
walnut case $500; also Patha machine
$40, Arthur p. Griggs Piano Co.. III
East Second street, Davenport. Iowa.
SEWING MACHINES FOB SALE: TWEEN
| " newest types sewing machines. IN
| account Of storage Arthur p. Grigg'
! Piano Co., III East Second sheet. Das
export, Iowa.
LAYING ANCONA HENS. $40 NINTH
avenue.
OLD TRUsTY 100 EGG MACHINE
| Good condition. Cheap. 29e3 Nintf
| street.
EIGHT VOLUMES OF THE WORLDS
! Best Music" cost $37 SO. Will sal
for SIS. Address 80" care Argus.
| COAL
Fin your bins now with Coal VAlle'
coal. General hauling. B. !. $3.50.
ToUR ROOMS on FURNITURE. HOUSE
can b rented. TOO Third street. Aolins
ACRES AND LOTS. EASY TERMS. ~
interest. no taxea- Between Tni1e
eighth and Forty-axtA streets. Twenty
sscnnd assnus- Re 1a26 Pandoe
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WANTED-IO Buzz.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER. WILL PAY
cash. r. !. 25Q4.
We rebuild them. buy. sell or trade On
eommission for you.
GALBRAITH 3 ROGERS.
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II MONEY TOiLOAN >s. !,
Legal Rates $1oto $500 Easy Terms

s concern operated under the supervision Of the ats q
he the purpose providing place whore honest psople
any ~ without payins than the s sas
nsssst without being imposed upon IN any vay
only necessary that Jon permanently aocaad and te
Hasa Loans eds anywhere thn miles Island We
10 the MONEY day apply Ill the tine
Nv ID lsal Interest and only To- the actual
you keep money inquiries employer
asAsor loe frss sxplaaaes special hurry pAsss
|%lNA r r. -. - y
FIDEI TTY LOAN co.
(rgot corporatonl
d Ave. Rock Island Store entire Ind doog4
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UPHOLSTERING.

FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Graf
ing. Estimates cheerfuny furnished.
Gail b. I. 2674. e. G. Ecklund. 1925
TvcaN-nfth street.
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For active man 70 secure exclusive GALES
right in this terEit0gy 70 distribute 2
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