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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
x CAPITOL CASE
COMES UP TODAY IN
CHICAGO u. S. COURT

Chicago, Nov. 22.-Argumcnts were
begun today IN the United States dis
trict court In the snit of the Capital
Freehold Land and Investment COM
pany of London, England. against the
estate Of John V. Farwell, to recover
interests IN Texas lands and cattle
valued AT $500, 600. one Of the attor-
news explained that 1900, 600 acres
were given to Mr., Farwell M two
associates. also dead. as compensation
Tor building the Texas caption. They
later sold the land 10 the company
and Mr.. Farwell leased II Tor a term
of fifteen years which ended January
!, 1905. lie died the following Au-
gust and his estate refused 20 turn
over 10000 cattle ON the land. as
sorting that Improvement In the stock
aud increase IN numbers was 90 accrue
.tu the benefit Of the tenant.
The HAND was vacated aud the cattle
turned over on an agreement that
court action should determine IA,
ownership OF the estimated added
value OF 5000 This suit was filed
slN years ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
H CONGRESS
BRANCH WILL MEET
TOMORROW MORNING

There viii be a meeting Of the state
branch Of the Congress Of Mothers and
Parent Teachers association in the NEW
High school building on Tuesday morn.
ing at . o'clock. II is desired that all
officers and heads Of committees Of tho
New Mexico state branch be present.
All others interested IN child welfare
work are invited TO attend this business
session.
This meeting is the outgrowth OF "a
visit 10 this city of two national off
GERS last June, Mrs. Fredirck Schoff Of
Philadelphia, president of the national
organization, aud Mrs. Orvillc T. Bright
of Chicago, first vice president. AT
this time Mrs. John W. Wilson was
made president Of the state branch.
The association is holding this bus,
mess meeting when there are 50 many
Of the state Officers in the city attend
ing the Educational association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
NEW HIGH RECORD
IN OUR FOREIGN
TRADE REPORTED
During Twelve Months Ended
With October Foreign Trade
Exceeded Five Billions With
Two Billions Balance.
During Your Visit in
oar city
IBy ryenins herald Leased wIreI

Washington. Nov. 22.-New high
records in the foreign trade of the
United states continue to pile up h
greatest favorable trade balance the
country has ever known, according to
figures made public today by the de-
partment OF commerce.
During the twelve months ending
with October the foreign trade ex-
rccded s., 900, G0O.0OO. lmpo.ts were
$l.69l.IiS.Oi3 and exports S3,3iS.-
63l.53G, as compared with imports Of
81, SSO.4li,5O1 and exports OF S2.l40,-
Nit.S2g during the same twelve
months previous.
Exports Of october established q
new high record, rising TO S334,63s,-
SIS. which was s~33,96l,l56 more than
the former record made In septein-
Der. October imports were fl4S,-
529.G2O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
SLAUGHTER PLEADS
NOT GUILTY TO ALL
r OF FRAUD

Pueblo. colo. Noy. Z2.-Plcading
mo- guilty. TO two charges of stealing
m~pttgagcd property worth So 900 and
forging l0i shares of the first NHtiuu-
ed bank az Silycrton. Colo. W o..
Slaughter former president of the
closed Mercantile National bank OF
this ritt. appeared todl. Tor he FIRST
time tu plead Iu I'd higheI court since
his several arrests His fret trial 100
,hr l%istrlUt court was set today Co bee
gIu January 10 mex.
Attorney W a. AtwcI of uallt
Texas. the hauoer.s home DIts. nee
compauicd slaughter tu court .uda.
and WIS admitted To- practice with the
defense counsel %~lAughtcr is now uu-
der 100000 bonds Zoo the district court
besides $4,000 iu several federal
court case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
AUTOMOBILE PARTY
TOMORROW FOR
TEACHERS
Commercial Club Plans to
Give at Least One Thousand
Visitors a Comprehensive
Sightseeing Trip.

ono OF the chief entertainments
features OF thu teachers convention
will lake place tomorrow afternoon.
The Commercial club Will give AN au-
tomubilo ride tu every educator her,
Tho starting of the sightscoiug trim
viii bee dt The uruurN tt . 30 O'Clock
ID be- estimated that 1000 VISITING
trtrhors az the yer, least Will want
90 make the trip. Every AUTOMOBILE,
owner be- asked Co pltr, his car 900 tho
hospitality.
The club committee m barge oi tht
ride De- made up ot j. r. Guodcli
head of the A-Ibugucrqu, cuisines, col.
lcse Bc, Motsc Bergman T. J.
strong, g. H. Jones principal of th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22

Paris, Nov. 81 Goo a. m.)-A IRE
occurred today in the bascmen. Of the
annex OF the Bon Marche. one Of the
largest department sto.cs OF Paris. II
was crowded with shoppers but there
was no panic.
Ninety wounded soldiers IN a tenn
porary hospital installed IN the build
ing were removed by hramen. There
were no injuries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22

second ward school and T.. l.. Grosc.
The route Of the sightseeing trip will
Dee MS follows: Armory. Alvarado hotel.
High school, Reynolds library. ~. Jos.
eph = sunitnrium, Presbyterian snuita.
Albuquerque sanitarium, Cipss
%suuuturium. University of New Mexico.
Reservoir Water company, Methodist
%snnitnrium. Albuquerque Country club.
Motherhood Park addition, Ccurch san
Felipe de- Neri $500 years ODD, Reed
snnitarium. Menaul school, I. =. Indian
school. American Lumber company, Old
Albuquerque. Castle Huning, Masonic
temple. Elks' club. Armory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
CLUB DIRECTORS
IN IMPORTANT
CONFERENCE
TONIGHT
Policy Under Re-0rganized
Plan of Management to be
Worked Out in Detail at
Meeting this Evening.
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN
THE R
1T has Come to a Show Down"
Says Manager Wiley as He
Opens Desk this Morning in
Official Capacity.

Tonight the directors OF the cham
her OF Commerce and Commercial,
club VIII meet with Manager Wiley
ana Secretary Egan for the purpose OF
outlining IN n definite form the recon-
struc.ion policy which the orRaniza-
ton VIII adopt in its next few months
OF work.
As soop az the educational Conven-
ton has abandoned the enter OF the
stage. the Commercial clJb will begin.
a campaign OF upbuilding which Will
either leave u In a position where 10
can fulnll IT, purpoFc or where IL viii
have to be admitted that Albuquerque
and Bernalillo county do not want and
will not maintain a public organiza-
ton 10 work Tor he public good.
This does not mean that a cam
paign viii he inuugurated to lift the
Indebtedness from the club, or that
the merchants and business men viii
be asked for any large amounts Of
money. The only object of .he club a.
present is Membership. and It's efforts
during the next few weeks will be di-
rectcd solely toward d securing OF
go new members that current eX-
penses can he met ard he club given
an opportunity 20 leave on its imam
! cial worries for "a time and give 10
| efforts 10 important matters ot public
promotion 4 constructive financial
( policy viii be adopted however which
will look forward TO the lime whe-
the CLUB will DE free from Indebted
ness. but % Will not be the policy al
he club To add to he burdens of th'
citizens Ia Il financial way until some
already existing drains have beer
.aSc1 care of.
1T has come to a show down sale
Manager Wiley this morning when III
went To worS at his desk. 'and tn
next few weeks win tell the story
There u no question In my mind re
garding the result. although II II go
ing 20 take the best efforts OF all tn
old 'standbys' and also of thosc VIII
have heretofore neglected long thei
share Of the public work. This Is tn
most important crisis Albuquerque ha
ever faced, and n Is not going 10 Ia
down on the job. BiS things ar
ahead of o. within the mex. ,wo year
} and wc must oe prepared To NEE
them Preparedness IN his case COS
sists iu putting this organization on II
feet. Albuquerque has yot To- do h.
thing and do 30 now, Failure Woul
mean putting the progress of the ci
back twenty-five years.
~ am convinced from the attitud
2 Of u few people shat ! have not So
stated the situation strongly enough
The business ldtcrests general, do n'
seem To realize that this BE- o crisis an
b e lie and death -truggle for the club
b hat heroic treatment b. uecled no
or leycr. To convince those who an
too optimistic In this matter, ] "
have q statement, ready soon for III
public which I think viii show Ga.
We have reached the stage where v
mus. DO instead of plan ana talk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
WASHINGTON HEAVY
LOSER THROUGH
FORGER|ES
Fifty-eight Thousand Dollars
Said to Have Been Lost to
State Through Fraudulent
Jury Warrants.

Olympia Wash, Nov. 22.-About
t5S.0o0 has been stolen from the state
Industrial fund through forged war
rants for injury claims. eashed nos ~
IN Seattle. Tacoma and olympia sa-
looms. II was established here today.
A claim agent OF the Insurance com
missioner and q former field agent. au-
thorities said, are under surveillance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
MRS. MARSHALL UNDER
KNIFE IN

Indianapolis. Ind, Sow t-.-Mrs.
u Marshall. wife 81 the vice
president, successfully underwent an
abdominal operation az IL local hos
pitai today She was In the surgery
more than an hour. Al oon II wal
announced she was resting comfort
ably.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
LITTLE HAWAIIAN
BOYS BEAT 1T FROM
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Honolulu. Nov 22-The oahu po-
lice were searching the mountains to-
DAY for fugitive from the Naialce
industrial school l boys reformatury
at the north end OF this Island who
escaped from thr institution y"strr-
dty after a battle with teachers and
guards.
Fifty-fnur but. took part Boo the
concerted outbreaks They 'ycrpuw-
erred teachers and guards with stones
and clubs aud then fled into the
mountains that hem In the school The
stan Of the institution, armed. pur-
sued them.
Meantime o. chain san of Elk pris-
ouers threatened The matrun, fright
pncd her into admission removed
their shaokles ana also fled.
Early today nfty-one of the tusi-
.ti,rs had been reoaptured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
FOR FIRST TIME IN
ITS HISTORY OLD
ALBUQUERQUE IS
CLEANED UP"
Sheriff Romero Orders Wom-
en- of the Half World Out of
Town, and Warns Resorts
TO Be Good"
LID DUE TO BE M
DOWN TOMORR0 NIGHT
Official Said to Have Been
Moved to Act by Conditions
in Place Near His Own
Home.

Old Town ms "a substitute fot the cen
ter of the night hfc that ended here
when the rcdIight district was put out
Of business last year h slated 90 puss
ont of existence tomorrow night. All
the women of the half world have been
ordered 10 leave Old Albuquerque. and
the keepers Of the resorts have been
wnrncd by the sheriff that they must not
give shelter 10 or harbor the fillics de
ioio. II is said that the order goes into
full effect tomorrow night, the resorts
aud the women having been given am.
pie warning 60 prepare for the changed
conditions in old Albuquerque hotel
and saloon business
Ever since the red light district was
closed here the people interested IN the
nnti.vicc crusade have complained that
Ga o large extent the good work accom-.
plished here was nullificd by the pres.
cnce Of the women IN Old Town. their
headquarters widely known and easy of
access 10 young men and visitors. The
police in the city have rigidly excluded
the girls from town. but they were
powcrless 20 proceed against the resorts,
al Of which lay outside the city limits.
although within "a short ride on trolley
or taxi, or even "a brisk walk.
Now. b. the order given out rs o.,
strictly enforced iu the county us wa,
the CLOSEUP command iu tow n. the pur
ity advocates will have cause 10 r.
| ioicr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
NO DEVELOPMENTS
IN ANC0NA CASE

Washington, SOY -2.-Dispatches
today from Ambassador Page az
Rome aud Ambassador Pcntield at
Vienna ON the sinking of the Italian
liner Aucona added nothing essential
to the situation.
Ambassador Page reported the An
cona's captain is saying thatthe sub
marine which torpedoed the liner Was
German The Italian government has
already announced its decision that
the submcrsihle was Austrian and
Austria-Huugdrg has acknowledged
the act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
PRESIDENT WILL
TELL HOW TO
GET MONEY
Message Will Indicate Presi-
dent Wilson's Views as to
Means to Raise Funds for
Preparedness Program.

Washington. Soy. President
Wilson Nil indicate iE HE annual mes
gag which hc hopes Co have complet-
rd by Thanksgiving, how iu bis opin-
ION FUNDS necessary TO carr out The
administrations national defense proc
gram. ma be raised. This vas in
dica ed iu a conference last night with
Chairman FItzsorIld OF the hou.c ut
appropriations committee.
Washington. NuI. senator CAL
lIngcr. B]opuhI,tu nat leader has
accepted president Wilson's invitation
tu confer en- the admins ration ut-
tioual defense plans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
Sheriff Gives the order.

sheriff Jesus Romero is snid 10 have
given the order 90 bar the girls to all
the resort keepers personally. Subor
diuntc Officials of the sheriff. office
are said to have rcccivd mo- orders re-
gardiug the putting ON of the it'd, but h.
IL supposed that their instructions will
boz received tomorrow, on the eve 1T the
time limit set 10y the sheriff for the
hogiru of thc demi mondaiucs.
The wife Ot one of the saloon keepers
b. said 90 have been primarily rcsponsi-
bile for the cleanup, according To one
story, and according 90 another the shcr.
iff himself was moved 10y an intolcrablc
condition iu the resort in question 90
cordiug to the first story. the saloon.
Keeper wife heramc angry over tho
conduct uf the girls her husband huf.
bored. and complained 90 the county
commissioners. She is said 10 have
threatened 60 make disclosures of the
whole traffic TINT decided the commits,
s'".g'a action VuS called for. aud iu.
strurti"n- 90 the sheriff followed. The
other story is 90 the effect that the
sheriff became disgu,tcd. as % family
| man. with the conditions that obtained
1 iu 90 place near his own home. and was
Impoll"d hy she lesson driven home Ia
him that the time bad come a. put q
stop 10 open vice In the community.
II is the first time that the ban has
been placed ON ~ called sporting
women in Old Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-22
JENNI ADMITS IT, BUT
PEARL DENIES GUILT

Pearl Ellison and Jennie Flores.
charged with disorderly conduct. were
arraigned In the city court this norm
ms. Jennie, arrested for street-waik-
ing. pleaded guilty and was sentenced
TO fifteen days in Jail.
Pearl, arrested az a South First
street saloon. where she is said 10
have been In company of mixed color.
denied the disordefly charge she
was rcmanded for a hearing this ar
ternoon.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26
JOY OF LIVING

There lots Of JOY living if you strike the proper gait
Ii you always up smiling in the face Of every fate
II YOU keeping .s~p and hssleine lively little tune
Youll be living gay and happy a day in June.
Keep level head don sorry help brothers the way
Let the sunshine Of good huuor shine upon you every days
Speak cheerful ., al zines knock your fellow
And you'll surely b. .fdedust keep doing all you
There lots Of JOY iniivnf you live your life Alright
Lots Of sunshine and of roses; keep your eyes turned
:Ac light
Look behind tho cloud OF trouble; there's silver lining there.
And you find you're only living life upon the square
Scatter good cheer like the thistle seed before the
Wind
Aud the petty woes lad troubles will be left far
behind.
b. booster every m,aute, help along your fellow
And you'll surely be rewarded just keep doing all you
New Mexican.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26

department nt the Interior, Z, s.
Land Office, Las Cruces, y. ~, No
vcmbcr ., 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Victor
l.. Piemeier, of Columbus, y. N. who
On December II, 1902, made desert
land entry, No. O3s23, for SWi sec
tion 10, township ~ $. range W,
N.M.P. meridian, has tled notice OF
intention to make final proof 20 es'
tahlish claim 20 the iGnd uhnve de-
scrihrd before ". G. Hoover, 4. $,
COMM ,ioncr, az Columbus, n N. on
the 2lst day Of December, 1913.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Frank +. Balm, Samuel II. Hunt, Jr,,
Hugh Kane, and John a. piepmeier
all OF Columbus, Mn
22.26 JoHN L. BURRsIDE, R'gistel
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior L. :.
Land Onic", Las Crurns, y. NJ. Noyrm.
her o, 1913,
Notice is hereby given that Cora
Allen for herself and other heirs Of
Walter Allen, deceased, OF Albuquor-
que, y. NJ. who GA December 10, 1910.
made homestead rulry No. Ol97G, for
NWt srctiun 27, township - :. range
: W. N.M.P. meridian, has fllod notice
OF intention To make iinal five year
prooftn establish claim to the land
above dcscI ibod, before w. G. Hoover
L. $. Commissioner, at Columbus, N,
M on the 18th day oi Dcc,4nhrr, 1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
William Z. Dixon, William c. Miller
Omcr 5 Gibson, and Frank +. Balm,
all Of Columbus, y. NJ
29.2G JoHN /, BURNSIDE, Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26
Chicken Thief

Some unw"lcomc visitor visited
tn" rditor'S chicken roost Tues
day night and took four white
lrghorn hens which had cost
about s. 30 each aud was valued
at a larger price than this. They
were really worth about thirty
cents each to the thief if he ate
them, and if anyone sees him W"
will thank them if they will tclI
the said thief that the next tim"
he gets hungry eAough "a stea
such chickens as these, if he wi
call on Us We viii dig up 80 cents
Of hard earned dough and buy
him regular meal 40 the beo'
restaurant in town.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26
Notice For Publication

department ~ the Interior /. =.
Land Ollirr, Las traces, y. NJ Nav.
10, l9li
Nutic', i hereby given that l.nuiS
NJ. Carl, vi Columbus y VI who IN
May l9 lOli, made dessert land entry
No. Uliiu for WlNWl, ,rctlm =.
towuahi ~ s. range : W y. NJ. l.
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final proof to"stablish claim
to the lard above drscrihcd, lpforr
". G. Hoover, l.. =. commissioner,
At Columbus y. ~ un the 10Th day
of Drc,lnbrI, 1915.
Claimant names rs witnesses:
Arthur Poole, Onto Rn"s,', Sam RavrI
aud \. J.. Walker, ull III Columbus,
New Mex ca.
12.1B JuuN J.. BURNSIDE, Register
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26
CamP Enjoys Holiday

The troops Jf the thirteenth
Cavalry Observed Thanksgiving
yesterday in the usual sriny
style. Nothing except tn"
necessary chores vas done Raid
tn" men were given u real hOh.
day The dinner served by th'.
different organizations were thr
best that could u put up auu
consisted uf most every thing
imaginable. The Courier nt~
been very lusy during I'll. week
printing the menu cards, which
accounts for the paper no. being
up TO the standard this week
On" troop had On their menu
card the following and the other
troops were not iar behind:
Tomato lIisQu" soup, Cream
of oyster soup, sallinr rracker>,
roast IOin of pork, roast turkey,
cranberry sauce, oyster dress
ing, oyster cocktail sauce, Doch
amel sauce, crealnrd asparagus
butter beans "a IL creole. randicd
sweet potatoes peas Il la cream,
snow Talked potatoes, ,D!nDiuu
tiOn salad, celery, sweet pickles,
French dressing, oyster pattirs,
frozen pudding, mixed fancy can
dies, angel cake, black fruit cake,
cocoanut cake, marble cake, sui.
tana cake, minco, pumpkin,
peach, apple, custard and lemon
pies, apples, oranges, bananas,
grapes, coffee, COCOA, milk and
cigars.
In the afternoon the soldiers
all turned out TO SEE a good foo,
ball game which was very much
enjoyed despite the cold wind.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26
Oue.Sided Humans

By Sonc queer quirk human
nature iS - constituted that q
great many parsons can see but
one side nf u question. The cap
,talist finds no middle ground bG.
tWnan mis- p,Giti0p and that Of
tile ardent labor advocate The
prnhihitiOniSt believes the anti
prohibitiOniSt is either "A drinker
himself 1r in tho pay 0f the lid
nor traffic. The peace prOIDa.
gandist holds uut no hope for the
man who wants peace through
preparedness The Suifragist
thinks th" anti.snffragist Is
against all women, The small
town and the rural districts ARE
more iniinxible in their opinions
than the larger cities. This is
caused by tn comparative alOOf.
ness VI the resident OF small
bWnS from their ncighbOrS
Where people ~" thrown to
gethar closely, a, they are in the
apartments and flats Of the larger
cities, they ara more tolerant,
They all1w their nHighbOr 10 do
and think as he pleases, and take
Tho same privileges to them.
selves. IL has only been III the
last few wears that a NOR. tOler.
Int spirit IS beginning To show
itself. We have been In the habit
ut forming opinions about the
conduct Of our lives, and then
rushing " the Legislature I'd get
laws passed u compel other poo
Die 10 live rs We think they
should. This has had this inevi
table result of bringing about 4
reaction among those We would
seek tO regulate, and We are
learning, slowly all too slowly --
that uUr life Is our own 70 CON
duet, hut thar the lives uf other
people are theirs and the right To
live rs they see tit is also their
inalicnablr right. "" AZ" learn
my that We spend too much tim"
pleading with the Legislature,
Then We should bc ~ home
teaching our children the differ
1ncr between right and wrong,
Nothing can bc gained for the
strengthening of character by
force of Mw. In education alone
can we reach the end We desire,
The exercise Of the power Of re-,
siStanca and the constant over
coming Of obstacles 20 10 form
character and thu upbulldinE uI
spiritual lurcG and better citizen
ship. Self control Is the supreme
test pf the individual, Neither
history nor philosophy support
lhC belief that character is form
I'd by prohibitive laws.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26
Thanksgiving at "MOOre View"

Among the many Thinksgiv
ing dinner parties was that given
at Moore View" by Mr.. and
Mrs John James Moore, in
honor of Mrs. Moore's aunt,
Miss Salhr Lightn"r, of Bucy-
rus, Ohio.
This was an elaborate six.
course dinner, aS il was Miss
Lightncr's first Thanksgiving
in New Mexico and also Mrs.
Moore's first attempt at roasting
turkey and making cranberry
inll. There were apples and
pears from MIR. Munrc's old
hom" and O. rrant jelly from
bushes set ont by Mrs Muorc's =
grandmother. Mr. Moore was
gracious enough ~ say that This
dinner, prepared entirely by
Mrs. Moore, even surpassed IN"
famous chicken dinner which
was given 20 his friends last
summer while his wife was in
California, 20 please ask the mcn
if thatiS not saying something y
4 special novelty at the dinner
was q delicious watermelon,
raised on the Moor" View ranch.
The decorations wcr" Chinese
lilies and red autumn leaves.
which gave 4 good effect with Tia"
artificial light
Those present were:
Miss Sallic Lightnrr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. L. Dean, MIR. and Mrs.
j. 4. Moore, Miss Floy Moore
and Mrs. Eva Walker.
Miss Lightncr is - years
young, ana will spend the winter
visiting her sister at los An.
gelcs, seeing the fair at San
Diego, and California in general
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-11-26

Chaplain Brander, U. =
Army, from TT. Bliss, Texa,
will hold services at the NJ. T.
church next Sunday evening a.
the usual hour 7:3O through I'll,
kindness Of the pastor, M
Boddiug;on. A communion
service will be held in the churcI,
at an hour To be announced a,
the evening service.