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Deming Graphic, 01-20-1920

N. S. Rose

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VOL. XVI. ^NO. 19 T1IB DEMING GRAPHIC TIHRSDAY. JANTARY ^{0, 1920} Eight Paces

riVB

^{CENTS TUBCOl'T}

SCOViLLE HAS ^DEVIL!

RUNN1NGIN DEMING;

(Jreat Crowd Gather to Hear Evan-ti-ll-

Who Doea Not Fear to Attack Entrenched Evil.

WILL BIRY JOHN BARLEYCORN Those Who Know Say That Evil One Will Not lie Able to Hide Out to

Renew ^Hwajr After Meetlni.

The nioHt mraveloua meeting iu tlio history of Doming ^{1m now} running

at

full blast. ^Home who are more or less fainllliir with the history of ^{New Mex-Ic- o} believe that ^{nothing in} the ^annat f the State ha ever equaled ^{till re-} ligious awakening. People who owe looked askance at the church have seen a new vision of Jesn Christ and rcallxc tlint the church ⁱⁿ Ilia ^body hiilt. timid, faltering t tlm(n whin It

Irt not responsive to ^It great head, but when It cling done to Hlui and ^per- mit III impulse to dominate ^It life, It ^I aa tender and sympathetic to the iienltent ^winner, the ^{bnlio In} Christ, tlie erring and the heavy laden, ^a the

uioKt holv and sacred ^love of a unither for her ^{he1til- i-} Infant, hut to the ^li' flant slnne- - it ^I a "terrible an au

rniv with banner." ^{And they} are tesimiidlng how they are responding ^; In ^live dav. ⁱ

t

Invitation nearly. ^.KK) have walked down the aisles for Christ, over half of them aa ^winner to confess their faith ^{in the ueuy 01}

!..--,, nod to rield their life ^{ill mir--}

render to Illtn. The remainder are church ^{ineml-- r} who have

their whole life to Jesus and thorn who hold uiemliorshlp in churches

..iuliere

^{who have ween the folly of}

Irving to lead ^a Christian life ^without tlin felloWMhlli of service with the church ^In the haul ^{community. The} Sunday are doulillng and treb- ling In attendance andofTering mid In terest ^I Intense anil increasing ^{111 a} steadily rising tide. The figure follow, ooiiqiarlsona made lietween Janil nry 4. the owning Sunday of the cam pnlgn. and last Sunday:

In--

Church Jan. ⁴ Jaii. IS crease

Xaxarene ^HI

Presbyterian ^{2"i til 21}

Baptist ⁱ

Ui

^lit)

Christian - ^{VM 7'.}

Methodist ^l'Kl 270 10'

Offerings

Vn711renp ^$2.21

f

^---

ITclivtermnl..l.ifl.n

ll

i.:u ^2.UI.ss 831

"

n,.,,ilsl ^{I.IK) HN1}

M..n,iut

^{2.70 1(1.70 13.IH1}

IiiMiitln urn fiilll liiir from fur am) nltol Dome, (.ago, Hniidale, Silton. Silver City and elsewhere ^In New Mexico, from El Paso, Tex., and Mesa. Aria., the bitter lielng our wen known fellow townsman. II. ^J. Hush ivim wlili hi wife came over ^to hear M,vlili Saturday anil Sunday, and who turned to the Iord at the ^Sutiir

iuv nli.hr service.

The crowd have lieen ^Immense. The Saturday night audience tilled the large I'lne street tiils-rnacl- e and Sunday night It wiih a dlfficutl matter ^{to get} unr mow In anv iilaee. It ^seem a wo ^. to ores that the whole country

i nlnmilnir to attend the funeral of John Barleycorn tonlglit and many will .i.miiiiesM Im

lurml

^away.

It was an inspiring sight Sunday

--ft,.moon at the groat men' meeting when the evangelist gave the Invlta il,.n without Hone and with everyone seated, to see men in ^{u II} part ^of the linllilliiiz rise and crowd down ^to th frnht. and the crowd broke out ^In vig orous aiinlause.

The evangelist ^I a great liellever ^In plenty of ^' and punch and "liellevc mo" lie "deliver the gisid." He not onlv linnille sin without glove but lliriirativelv at least, take ^{olT hi} coat nod ^roll up ^hi slivven, tighten hi licit and wailea ^In. If ^{he I} afraid of the ^{devil himself, old Satan never} learned ^It, for he^Ison therun ^Inlcm-^- iior iiml doinir hi "duniilest to tunc cut till Soivllle ha ^{gone. Krom pre-c-}

Indication ^It will do him ^{no good,}

for ^{no many big, two-liste- men} are

getting lined up for ^Ood, and ho many

i m l..,., hit men are giving

JesiiM a square deal that Doming will prove a mlghtv unhealthy place for the aw deal crowd after the revival shall have ^lowed. Scovlllo quote nryan n saying. "The gambler ^Is hiirder to

rmii-- ifor flodi than ^iho drunkard

for ^{gambling rot} the moral tlii'r.

The gambler tak the ^{hones! earning}

m I. Id unit l.iiIiIm mill

give him absolutely nothing ⁱⁿ

in ^m--

.ii ^In tcrhiiltiuc ^if nrofcKslonnl

), m.lrlt of nnltv nmonir

L _ii.^. .'iiriutliiii rxsinle nf the ^{churches, am!} the reliance upon divine strength the evangelist, hi Ueliier. the

pator.

and the ^{people. A} unltisl. aggressive, fiod trustlng people

know no defeat.

quote tho terse ^{epigram or bril-} liant witticism of the^{evangelist --ould} Interest the ^Ornphlc

nader.

^to appreciate them must get the ^set-tin-e devised ^by the same master mind.

so whatever your creed or lack of it

--we cordially commend to ...

great service, and please ^for-tre-t the truly wonderful singing ofthat immense throng led iplendid chorus mid able director.

What Tenple Say

The statement of ^men at the men's meeting Sunday:

"Thl revival ^will not die out. Ood could have brought Judgment en this city and we were not prepared."

"A and h^a wife took mine

ii,.

hnmii ^m nelL'lllsir enrlv ...ornlns and toilay the ^{family came} forward."

"mtuliig from now on will date her

AMERICAN LEGION DANCE Informal dance will be held the memlicr of the Claud Close Howard Pout of the American Ieglon

at

^{their club}

room at the ^armory next Thursday evening, January

cordially Invited to ^at- tend with their ladlea. There

I no admlHMion charge.

POST ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTED.

Four

"Bird"

^{Wanted on Both Kldea}

of the IJne

Mve

Riddle of Strong LorliM ami Make Escape. ^' THROI GII THREE SETS OF BARS Before Escape Waa Noted Four ^Mexl--

rana Got

Arroa

^{IJne and}

Nobody Waa Injured.

unusual Jail delivery ocurred s'h.irtly after wlilulght hist ^Humluy morning when four Mexican HUirwded in getting out of Luna comity and perfectly gisl Jail unusual

Ihiius

there ^wa no chase and no allien, a wa usual following other Jail ^de-- liverlcH from the ^old adolie esialillsli-men-^t.

Heretofore such esiiipe have afforded the male portion of the local popuhitlnii with Intense excitement for a few day and usually a bunch of ^fun- erals, or two burial ^In the is^li ter' ^Held, and mourning among fami- lies of leading citizen killed.

The Mexican were Francisco ^Mi-ral- Jose Arvlao, I'rhano Ponce, ^Vin cent Martiuex, all of most any out place In Mexico. The tlrst two were federal prisoner (hisit'.cgger). ^await- ing action of the federal grand Jury, and the lust two were Hidalgo county prisoner, held for nafekeeping here, awaiting action by the district court grand Jury. All of them were "muy initio hotubmt" and wanted ^on

lith

side of the border. Just now they on the other side, having made ^a clean getaway ^In a which a confederate had waiting for them.

It

^{l Mipiioscd}

they must have crossed ⁱⁿ the ^vicinity of Columbus. There ^I little ^{hope of} apprehending them at tills time.

The escape wa due to defect ^In the construction and ^{equipment of} IVin-ing'- s

tuslcni J..il, thong ^I to ^lie the best that ^money buy. It took considerable beadwork on the port of the ^{prisoner to break} out. They must have made a thorough study of the hsking device and ^Instal- lation U'fnre they attempted the trick.

Till mastered, it ^{took a knowl-} edge of the lever and considerable strength, a I optmrent when It ^I tin-^-

dertiHl

that they not only ^succeedi--

In ^uidiH-kln- their cell but also of get

ting through two ^net of nlMiut strong bar ^a a medieval despot would have chosen to reatrain Ida eboleeat ^- lltiinl misoners.

The tlrst step ^In solving the riddle of the ^lock wa taken when, during tin day time, they removed the nut from the lsilt that ^connected the ^locking bur with the horizontal bar that connected

It with the locking lever Just outside the

"run-around-" (lairred enclosure Just

outside the

cell).

After being linked In their cells Jack Smyer. all they had to do ^wa to reach ^outKlilo nun

door ^nil will

(),

locking lair and open uiair ^lean- ing the burred enclosure. Another defect ^In construction eiuihled them to lsiid the end of tlie two bar where they were supposed to ^1m iinbisldiHl in solid concrete. ^A drain the corner

of bared hew bar

.i,.... ..nulH. wrenched free of the

next the

the

The or tne auii.iii

,..t...i

irrr

^{liiMi two}

all nil by

can To

but you

ii..m- -

do ^not by

nmn tne

nt till

An by

22.

Ail are

An

new one

one

are car

can

tine

as

by

the cell

the

if

^liar now eoiiiroiueii them over the window. ^{Luck was} still with them. the lower end

of mr were not ^rm-u- to tne

and they enablisl pry them up and out sufficiently to get through, the hole down t ^look large enougii n nuino

much les nwi ttrowo

m.

r Tlii-- had a from the ^necoiul

storv of the Jail hut evidently ^nccoin-- Tillshod this with the assistance^{of con-} federate in waiting. They

t.ik

them, evidently _laving

exiting

safe

iiener.

they must have deadenisl the

sunn. by eovcrltig

Iron part with clothing, for ^not sound ^wa hiiird ^In the Jail office.

history ⁿ and after ^thl

"I am thankful that this ^meeting

m.lin? Doming a lit place in

which to live. wasn't satlslled with Deming and ^{It a} place to try to live right"

"I am thankful that thl meeting ¹ n..t eoiilinisl to ^ing ilone but ^{- ex} lending Into tlie Mirrouiniiun eouiuij

in valley."

am thankful for the presence oi the ^{spirit In} our

"The ^In IVmlng has

been wrong. If the men ^In Iteming give ^{s a}square deal, that will take thl ^old town forChrist."

religion of

(iil

^common

sense."

"There ^wa time the ^audi-- ellivs the churches ^w.-;-e composed of women children only Now at

leat

^{half them the}

strongest men of the town."

PROMOTERS OF

GET-AMERIC- AN

LEGION PARK MOTOR CO. TO INCOME ^TAX IS ^NOW

RICH QUICK IDEAS INSTALLS OFFICERS ^ENLARGE ITS PLANT ^DUE ANDPAYABLE

iGet Chilly Reception Before I oca ('handier of ^{Conum-re-e Wlien} They

Ak

$400 for Air Route.

WANTED $200 RIGHT

OIT

^DAT

Promised to Put Denting on Air Line if lioral ('ltlien Kirk

In With the Kale.

Members of the Deming Clmmlier of Commerce were almost certain that

Cot Klch-ljulc- k Walllugford and his pal

lllackle had struck town last in the persona of M. T. Itusmdl, ^who says he ^wa captain ^In the Canadian

and John II. Uilh of the N'utlonal Air Line Association Ios

AngclcM, Cul. The iialr wanted ^$

for putting Iteming on the route which they alleged they were alsmt to launch to carry passenger, mail ami expresa from coast to coast. They wanted 2i0 buck right now and when didn't Ret It they were quite wratliy and left Deming with lis hick Idea in the hick class with the wihhIh growing over

The Ixiard of director of the Cham 1st of Commerce ami E. V. loyal,

Bgent of the department of ^Jus-tli-- listened Kymputhc lically ^to their marvelous story up the ^iKiiiit where real money ^wa involved, when tlicy ordered the Jules ^Verne tour ^down to earth and aofety. Just what the city wa to get beyond some possible sucker" advertising did not ^aiH-ar-,

slni-- the pair did md proxcm credcii-^-

llnls, have any airplanes promlM when the

air

^{line would Ik- -oiicralcd.}

The promoters of the ^Idea Kiibuiltted that Iirdsburg had paid ^Hi"

money for their nictroiuill-- t

(ilaceil on the air ^line, which was ^Ilie straw that broke the camel back The director were ^Ihen sure that they did tint want to Involve Iteming In the

sclu-uie-. Hostile ^HH) looked like ^a iz

price to pay for having airplanes buzzing overhead and falling, H)silly on our chimney sits.

The iiuestlou naturally as to when-^- thev will run the air ^line to avoid Dinting and they will get to make, say, Hondale the landing place of till section. The best Mnlng couitl do ^wa to give ^{Ihem a} franchise for their route through the rarilled ^atmos-- phere of Deming, admitted to lie the most li,.n^Illifol ^Inthis roidon. The ^urn-- ,11.1..' ,1... ...1.1... ^1,..,-- uiiiirin iii'iifi ^mi: iiiiih ^{in-- , in.}

wauled ll.i -'-(K) bliunleoiis d.w:.

They left the city In a bad frame of mind.

CO.M.MINITV SERVICE ^AND

0. GIBSON (ilVE PIANOS At meeting of the executive ^com-

mittee of Service. Inc..

last Thursday at the offiiv Fred Sherman it was ^voted to loan ^a piano and a vlctmla with records to ^(lie base hospital Until be Itcd Cross ^{could gel} shipment of the equipment for its building on the hospital grounds. ^O.A (ilhsoli also loaned ^a piano. Ile said that ^{be thought} that to loan them such thing was the very ^least w could do to lighten their long days tlie wards.

Tlie call ^I now for Issiks and ^mag

azincs. Community service ^loam-- the bisiks ^{In It} possession at the armory which ^It took but these are imt ',.ioimli. Contributions of ^{old tmiga}

Spleiuled Picture

Wallace Kied's ^mount

photoplay, The Hearing It. aid." a

splendid automobile racing story, lias

inunc roic.

RED ⁽ROSS IN NEW ^HOME Mrs. William Mcliomil ha the

offli-- of the Itcd Cross home service

from Pine street to ¹¹³ North tiold avenue, where she has much nunc commodious and comfortable quarters The community nurse will also make

her liead-pinrte- there lis well as the

free clinic recently established for ^tlo indigent by the physicians of the cily.

BASKETBALL Iteming High Schisil defeated

C. S. Cavalry In a fast ^game at tho armory last ^{Tuesday. Following}

wa the ^line-up-:

Deeming High ScIkhiI, .11: 11'th ^lav airy. ^fl.

Cavalry Itoach. ^f..-- goal: ^Dawson (Cant. I, f.. 1 foul goal: ^Dmi-e-. for ward, goal; Pugli.

c.

^{1 foul goal. -}

foul goal ^inis-ns-i: rigmann. guard

Mniilnilgll, g.; jonnson, K. umu. ii.

High Sclus^l Cooper iCapt.i. f ml. ¹ foul goal mtssc^{I : i}aiisuni

1 foul goal: Itoach,

f.

^{1 goal:}

Foulk. ^{f.: Clark, e., ti goals. 2 foul}

coal.

² foul goals missed^: I'pton. c.

1 giMil: Maloney. g.; Schiinta; ^{g :} Stunqi. ^g. Total, ^"1.

HcfenH Trowbridge.

Firl game of ^{season. work} of High Sclud ^giHs4. Clark and ^Cans-lan- showed up well, tiuarding ^of I'pton ^{good. E2th} Cavalry showisl ^lack

of ^prm-tiiv-.

U..1..-- .1 lriu ,l..r,.ni,sl rltv rfrls

In the preliminary ^{garni' 00.;;.}

High Siho.il play at Silver City.

January ^S3.

over their cell ^a take ^out

inclines

^{and Issiks} be received at lsilt. enabling them to above up the ^j hospital or nt the ^chamlH-- of coin

into up

In

I and

of

It.

cement. To them, however, ^re--j made a dlstiia--^t hit ^wherever shown

quired almost UM'rhumun strength,^jIt ^{will be} on view Saturday at but. with the assistance of ^{a steel} bar^{j I'Hiui-s-} Theater. It has ^a dram ami short ^length of chain taken fromlnlie theme which ^Is splendidly devel the looking system they were pried up.^{liqied. Ann} Little has leading fem-^-

sw-re-t success

nnj

iim ,...tii,.r ia.t

Ixcause

frame

tin

^{were to}

though

n

drop

their 'bedding with

I

I of their work the

a

e Seo-vlll-e

campaign."

I

to make I

wa hard

Dc:

"Ithis

midst."

atmosphere

"The ⁱ

a when

in and

of are ^men, and

-

Would

week a

army, Cay,

air

they

all

1

liwral

to

or

having

arises what

I

t ciish

A.

a

Community

of

in

over,

Reld

latest Para

moved

1

" kinhs.

:..i.

Take ^In New .Memlier and Plan Cam paign to Induce All Service Men

in ^Ilie Country to Join.

WILL HOLD DANCE AT ^ARMORY TalU Over Allegation That Armory Is

I Immoral Place, but Deride It

DocMi't Apply to ^IiCgion.

The Claud Close Howard Post of the Amerinin loi:lou ^met Inst night at the armory for an ulsiallailon of of llivrs. The following were inducted.

Ur. ^S. I). Swot1, ^post nilumalidcr ^; llerie.au I.liiiliiiicr, ^{vli'-pos- t}

tiodfiey Trowbridge, ^{lliuini--c i} joffb

er:

^{Clyde Karl Kly. historian;}

Waller Clark, adjntaiil. The Incoining cxwntive coiiimlttii

nl.ts

^{of the of--}

r of the ^. ami the following:

Alexander Hamilton. ^{E. II.} Slos, ^{It. T.}

Hedrlck, i. It. Dickey, ^{W. S.} Clark.

Cbaiief Hales.

Tbris-^- new inciiiliers were electisl^: Earl Fowler, Aloiizo Coll, Henry Hut clilsoii

ENchere

_of^will_mi

l'

_Informal^found _{dunce to}^all

lie fiven ^by the inciiiliers of the Jcist.

Iti'lHirt of the ^{llniiiice offii-e-} and the iidjuliiut shows Unit the post ^is growing steadily and that number pies cut last night ileinonslraieil ^a growing interest ^{in tlit} orgiiuiiitloii by re lui'ied scrvlii' ^men.

The

"t

^took cogni.Miii e of that ^tile armory "is an immoral oliice." ^{bill did} not consider tlie ^mai ler ^nt length, inasmuch as ni"M of ^lb-- inciiiliers of ^{IIn ni.--t} were absent ^In i'nriiH-^- or on Hie high seas when the alleged inn aiiiy .wsaid ^{to lie} ram pant. In oilier words, while the ^po--i

s the charge, 'he members' that they have ^{a good} nlibi ami they do liol to abandon the ^pbie-wlne-

tradition are their own ami else.

LORDSBI ^{KG MF.KCII} WTS

"IN BAD" ^ON Sl'GAK SALES Following hearings Wednesday and iThlirsdny of last wivk before C. S

Commissioner I'llzpatrlek at ^l.oids-- burg the following tirms were held ^to tin federal grand Jury ^{on a} charge of (alleged overcharging on sugar sales;

Lordsburg Merentii ile Co.. Watson's ...

mm.

^{William I). Hill}

In

^{to Date}

, 7r,i...,._,i,

ii Hi....^,i.l una. ..llv.'il. ill ^S.'illl) It. Ii w ullegtsi ;he linns ^mimed were ^.selling sugar three pounds for ^.'si cents. Sss'ial Agent Do.Mil made ^I'1 invest^igaIloll and brought ^Hie action, til lief are ^{ill view}

DEATH AT BASE HOSPITAL Henry Stivers, ^."i years old. is the tirsl ilcatli ^{to lie}

rcoried

from tlie base hospital since its opening under liie cluiige of the public health service. ^Hie young veteran dying lust night, lie came here from ^Boise, Idaho, iu a erotica^I condition. His mother ^{is en} route from i'es ^{Moines, Iowa, and it is} hos'd ^to reach her at ^F.l Paso. The Isnlv will ^{Is- -} sent to ^{Do Moines} for burial. A hiilf brollicr. II. ^W. Bird, ^is here ^now.

si:a

WAR TRANSFERRED

TO THE SEA SHORE Following up his tirsl attai-- on

beads, Aduiiral Sims

late last ^wi-c- made public soiiu--

startling disclosure ^on the cond'n ^{t of} luav.il during the war. ^He-- fore ^a senate investigat- ^- ing the awardsof naval ^d eolations, lie Ireail a lellcr iiililiesscl ^to Sccrelary

Danlels bitterly denouiiciug the pnlicv of the navy depai^tuieiil as regards its relation to the conduct of the war ^iu

KiiroH-a- waters.

lie made the statement that ^some- one high ill tlie councils of the ^depart- ment gave the following instructions:

"liou't let the British pull the ^wool over your ^eyes. It ^is none of our business pulling iheir chestnuts ^{mil of} the lire. ^We would as sik.ii light the Brilish as the Hermans." With this statement ^iu view Aduiiral Sims ^will get a bearing for bis charge of lack of consideration and

during the most critical period of ^tlie .submarine warfare. Congress will, it Isiiiiniiouocd, make a complete Inquiry Into the activities of the navy deiarl-incu- t

during the war. Admiral Sims

'l mlin-- words ⁱⁿ pointing ^out

the many ways ⁱⁿ which he alleges the department failed to prcoare Hie lleet ami to Its oominnitdei ^to adopt incisures to defeat the enemy.

Daniels rcplii! to the cliiirgi's iu a Joking way. but ^{ibs--s not} minimize tho of his msi-tloi- i

ill rotation to the commandcr-li- ⁱ

chief at sea. The admiral may ^{be ills} cipliiicd for hi outs-pokei- criticism.

JOHN I.OKTIS OCT

IXIK COMMISSIONER

Tho crop cf ^cotnmis;

eaii.lidates from Myndus way is ^grow- ing, J. ^L. I.oftis annomicliig ^{hi candi-} dacy in lids Issue of 'lie iJrnpblc for :the First district. ^Mr.

Iiflis

^has

veti ni .linviius ior uie pssi ninv Vitus, having hotm-steaili- in that ^vl- yiiillv. Beside ^a fanner ^{lie Is a} merchant of the village, and ^hi friends are

eanieily

working for bis suevss at the ralic primatie ^{to be}

. . . 1. .1.. ... i t..rii ^...

I""" .'""o

^--"-

to eultiviilc H"l acres this coin-^-

ling sitison, so in ("'iiumi

'

are not all of his interest ^by any tucans.

Has Purchased IM Adjoining en

Eat

Where Modern Sale and Office KiM.ms Will lt Erected.

GARAGE WILL BE REMODELED

Modern Front Will Cover Old and New Building. Which Will Ite Model

Piece of Architecture.

The Park Motor Company, of which rred Slicrinau and J. ^S. Kerr are own ers, hiive piirehasisl tlie ^lot cast of iheir picsi'iit ^iiMiition on Kailronil ave- nue, opposite tlie union sialloii, and will tliereon erect a new building in mined^ion with their present one, ^con necting the two ^{by a} new brick front covering 7o ^{fii-t- .} The additloiiul lot was purchased last ^wis-- from ^{A. V.}

Pollard.

It ^Is the Intention of the company to;

erect a thoroughly iinsleru ami ^attract--, Ive sales and show room ^wiih office, Work ^on the extensive Improvement will begin In alMiut a week. When completed tlie garage and sale rooms)

will ^{Is- -}as ^good as anythingof the kind with

in the Southwest. $1.KI

The ^IIIin has the Ford agency ^In tills more territory and have built up an exlens-'an-^d

Ive trade. u extensive, ^iu fact, that ^It

. . . . 1.

is impossinic for the linn ^{III gl'l fllOUKII} tin lizzies" ^{to meet} the insistent de mand for the pipular make. In ^addi- tion a large slock of nirts and ^neces- saries ^Is fnrricd as ^well as a garage repair shop maintained.

THE RI'SSIAN "WAR" COMES TO AN INt. I.OKIOI S END All American fonvs ^{will Is- -} out ^of

Slls-ri- as simn after February ¹ its

transportation ^Is available. The Mate depnrlnieiit ^{ill a} note sots this forth mid iitlctnpl. ^to Justify Ibis action ^on grounds thai the tlrst reason for ^wild- ing American troops to Siberia has aii nmplMiisI, ^I. e the repatriation of

the ^{I is tl'Mips who} weic

being liuntisl ^{down by} enemy prisoners at large and Imlshcvisls. To assist ⁱⁿ siiiliilizing a government for the ^Ilus-shu-i iciiple. Isgiven us the sisolid ^coli--' siileratlon, and ^{it is mini,}tied that the Iteds have everywhere victorious

iiml t lit further ^oppose their ^irog.

res would involve tne ⁱ nueo

wairj

end ,laian in a long and costly war for which. ^In essence. America 'has ^no sloltiach."

S. A Douglass, ^whorecently received

is disci-lll-g-l from the ^{1 S.} Navy, has

... i I.: ^I, ,....,l1rl..l.l_.. 1.1.

lainpUO ^II JMISHIMII III Ill ....

...,., ...1,1,

i).

^{(iiHMlveur Itubls--r Co.}

From Boston ^{Clols--: "A} marvelous proiliietloiia ^wonderful little ^girl.

No picture ever shown ^iu Boston has created such ^a sensation." "Auction of Souls" nt the Majestic Theater.

Saturday and Sunday. January -^I and

J.V Children under ^l.'i years should

I'

aiinius-nie- by parenls.

From the Ciuciiitiati

l'niiiircr:

^"The

biggest mid uiosi woiiilorfiil pieturiza--I

tioii we have ^{hail slni--} 'Birth of a Many think it ^a greater ^Illtn.

Miss Miii'liganiaii imssess.-^{- a} truly line 'Auction of Souls"

at the Majestic ^Tl Icr. Saturday and Sunday. January ^{-- I} ami ^'J". Cbildreii under ^l." years should ^Ik' uccompnuicd by iareiit.

Dr. iind party were taken for ^a tour of the ^np-- valley. Santa itita. ^{Hurley. Tyrone. Fort Bayard}

and Silver City ^{by D. F.}

Weiitlieri-ed- ^. J. S. Vauglit and (itist

Wchniliocner.

W. A. Poe has retiirmsl from ^{a vis--} j, fo ndittives and friends at ^Iteming.

-

^Coliimbu Courier.

Tin-^- Miso Inez Picrsilnl midJuliet

i, ...i 1.. ^{l 1'.,.-.-} l.iwt to

UO--i II ii

visit Miss ^{itosi-h-' broihi-r- .} Herman.

who has very III of pneumonia.

They

resut

him much Improved and

es--

^{t him to}

I'

ⁱⁿ Deming shortly for convalescence.

Donald Kerr. ¹ yearold son of J.

i.--

i.... ^{.. ii ,i. .. ,.i}

i..

^{ilm-r- s}

!.'.

L.i,'. ,i....i,

,.i,i,,si,.n ,,fi

a fulminating cup with which ^{lie mid} hi companions laid become possessed in some way. The niaiiglisl digits were rciiiood at the IjiiIIcs' Hospital.

E. V. I oynl. ^{sss-ia- l} agent of the ^de- pnrlnieiit of justice here, has ^Iss-- transferred to lioiiglas, Ariz. He will leave ^{ill a} few days. His successor has tmt yet announced.

J. ^{A. Ma}honey Is transacting ^busi- ness ^In Albuquerque.

Word has ^Iss-- received here of the' marriage in LUmtiiI. Kalis., drlng the holidays of ^Uols-r-t Spain and Miss Bes sie llii ⁱinn iioui tire nn^{iin--i i} ing rerldciil. ^They are now in ^{.Vel- -} ton, Ariz.

i i.- r..ni. ^{I,, tiU 1..0L--} "Itoiiirh-^-

.... .. 11.. i...i..

r....i

lenities ^{of lb" e 'i'les-c-d I!--' and} rin.v ^Ihey have I.^on called, and Jusily so. Mm'-^- I'liradisi-^- Tislav those Islands the ^pnqs-rt- of the Culled Slates and the native!

Kanaka gradually going the way of

.the ^Indian, dying out. also

Willi lanple

be island', _the Japanese cxivpted.

A of the Sun." the story of an Butterfly, a play ^writ- ten

lirln

^{Howard and Ralph T.}

Kelteri-ig- ^, and ^bv the ^Mu-

tual l'lav Co.. Is coming attract-^- inn at the Rialto Friday, Jan^- uary^23.

Waller R.

I'.

^{8. R}

Collector, at Bank of to Help Make Out Forma.

BECOME DELINQUENT MARCH ¹³ Inrle Sam Will Make Effort toRound

Ip All

Plutocrat"

^and

.Make Them "Kirk

la"

Walter ^R. Sproat, V. S. Internal ^rev- enue officer for Luna, ^(Jrant. ^Hidalgo and Iionna Anna counties, will he at the ^IssMiiIng National Hank all of this week forthe

pltrisw

^{of these}

who have ^Income tax blank to ^Is--made out and for the purKie of collection of taxes ^now due.

He nsii.-Kl-^s that all people who cure

to ^nvn themsolveit of ^KJn'iii--s til have made out a list of all their ^In-- come from whatever aoitrce and also a list or all theirexpciiae iniloing tin they will greatly expedite the filling out of Iheir blank and cause no delay in the making of

renirn.

All of iiii'cssary blanks are here him, ^so ir you have an ^income .it or more and single, or $2.0ii ^or and married, come and see ^liini wive yourselves heavy penult ic

iuiMicd by the government

Ilinery for the current ^Income tax drive will be a follow:

Monday. Jan. ^1!t, to Saturday. Jan.

Deming. N. M.

Monday. Jan. I'll, to Saturday, J:.n.

.'11. La Cruis;-- ^, X. M.

Feb. to Wednesday, Fib.

4, Doming, X. M.

Thursday, Fib. 5, to Tuesday,

rib.

10. Hurley, X. M.

Wislnesilny, ^{Feb. 11,} to Monday. Fib.

Simla Itita, ^X.

Tuesday. Felt. 17, Flerro, ^{X. M.}

Wednesday, Feb. IS, and Thursih.y.

Feb. 10. Hanover. X. M.

Friday. Feb. I'd. ami Saturday, Feb.

Jl. Ft. Bayard. ^{X. M.}

Sundav. ^{Feb. '."J,} to Friday, Feb. 1:7,

Sliver City, X. M.

Saturday. Feb. 2S, to ^y.

Man^{Ii .'t,} Tyrone, X.

Thursday. March 4. to Tucvlry.

March ^II, Ijirdsburg. ^{X. M.}

Wednesday, March ^10, and Tim

day, March 11. X. M.

Friday, March ^IU, to Sunday, Mar.li

14. Columbus. X.

.Monday, March ^IS, Denting.'X .M.

The federal Income tax season ^optn today with the distribution of ta form for personal return from the offl of collector of Internal reven^te.

Anual return covering Income

ur

l!ll! uiiiHt lie tiled on or liefore March IS, P.WI.

IXCAL BRIEFS

Mis Julia Snyder ⁱ again able to lie a Isut her duties after a week's ^{ill- -} lies.

Charle ^Snyder of Emporia, Kat ..

who ba ^Iw-- visiting Mis Julia ^Knv-de-r, left the city yesterday for ^Cali- fornia.

Cciirge Hatten, pbotei,-r- i

pher of Silver Cily und will

Is-- at hi studio here all this week.

A peculiar law point was ^rai.-is-l when Will Wells won ^a suitby

from ^{A. (I.} Harksdale for ^$1"0

last ^wi-e- and liefore Juilgi' C. C. H

deliver the money be was garnisi

iis

^{I by Hank of}

which iiistilutlon nllegisl that Wills

owed ^It The Judge ^'t kn ^w

just what to do.

J. C. Ingram made a business trip Uis ^Cruii--s last week.

Lleut.-Col-. formerly with

Ihe Utb ^{C. S.} cavalry

at

Coluinlm.

i;. , .l ... .i.a ^{111., 11.}...^.ml

"""

^{o.s,... i.. ...}

district. ^{I In} the city, visiting Dr. S.

D. Swope.

Lieut. Col. ^{A. L.} Taylor ^I In the city, having been dichargcd from the army. Mr. Taylor bad ^a wide ^expert-- ence in the engineers ^In France, going later with the ^HihI Cros In Xcar Fast. His many friend here very ulad to again greet the colonel ^tu bis home town.

Capt. D. P. Meuse landed last Thurs-'dii- y

In hi "ship"

at

the Camp ^Codv lleid. A large number of bis friend:

here were out to see hhn land. He Iwill ^lie rememliored a a lieutenant of Hie National (iuard of Arkansas ^iu linn.

R. II. ^Fluhive returned to Santa Kita yesterday after a ^week-en- visit in hi home town.

At a meeting yesterday of the Luna ocuntv board of It was ^tle-- 'elded to close the Myndu school rnd

jtransport pupil there each day to Camhrav. Tlie new division simply ^re--

ways busy. and of the liest mixer IVmlng ever produced. was in Coin ^- bus Tbtirsilay Introducing candidates

JV. J. Herry and J. ^A. Ilhea. If ^th--n- anyone ¹¹¹ imuiunun mat ^{inuiu--i .1.}

not acquainted with, stranger rail!:

In on 5:13. Colnmbua Courier Mr. H. I

Itca

^{report the ante of}

nearly $1,000 worth of ^boga this ^{wa- -}

011.

Mrs. nirdwell ^In again Mlsa Juliet

Itosi-h- . she having nbtalned divorce

last ^{w-- In} the district court and her maiden name.

Bert Erhman was discharged from the hospital

A DAItiHTER OF THE SI^{N i}verse the of transporting the Way back ⁱⁿ the seventies Mark ,1'ainbmy pupil to Myndu.

Twain' made ^a trip to the Hawaiian

..,

i .i... ^{-.. .. hi} ..f id irin ^lierel Assessor John T. Hunter, who is ^{al- -} ..cor the

are

Is American

intermarrying all the or

Daughter Hawaiian by

prislm-e-

the Theater,

Sproat, Internal Deming

"Uloiited

aiwisting

libi

the

Jl.

Monday,

10. M.

WedneMl;

M.

Hachltn.

M.

the popular Deming.

attach- ment

the

to

Simin.

the are

education the

one

the the

Sunday.

practice