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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-03

atlle vote % the holders us n majority of
tnr stock issued ana outstanding st "a
stockholders mecting duly convened and
called Go selt assign. transfer or other
ISL dlspose ~ ALL the property lncludius
the franchise cg franchises of the corpora
t.eu as am entirety.
tel T1 authorize one " more u their
uumutr g4 constitute au executive commit
tee Whirh committee shan flr the time bs-
Ina aud until ss8l resolution D. resclndsd
ur the bylaws athernis 81 provide have ana
exercise an the powers " me Board ~ Di-
recfors which may D. lawfully delegated.
iu die management " the business affairs
II the corporation ana shall have the power
% authorize the seal III the corporation tp
De- affixed to ans and an papers requiring
a seal.
Us Tile Board ur Directors and Exccu-
tive Committee shah. except as otherNis"
provided by law have power o. act by a.
resolution in writing. signed by all the
members I'd, the Board % directors or ~
tine members VI the executive OF other COM
mttecs and flied and inserted iu the re-
corded minutes ef the company and prop
.rly dated. and such resolutions So signed
aud annexed % the minutes shall be ana
b.. deemed The action n such Board ur
Committee as the case may be, with the
same force ana effect as If the same had
been duly passed by the vote OF the menu
b,fs signing the same at a regularly con
Neucd mceting
~, ,.,ss,, s',. ,,zr,,,, 80 ~.
~ - ,-,s5r.ss nd s,,l6 ,r,t..1',
y l,.l.,l. .ie 1ire,tSrs oo.Dir. -r ~,
lnus, '', .',...,,i,- ,,,f5ri,,. ~ e.. go
l'NH tz,,.r,.t.a,, iss,,oj ar1 ,i,,s,sr.itr.
W. 80 49, ~ 500 4, ne rornoroti..9
+, ~ ,rpstee NAV he copBtc1 sn'l
"'." ~ % ,1ih,,iinrs r,.etiny II, 49,,
Voc" 81 g.. 5,rs,tars NJ, rss1iItion sbo1
order
The Stockholders el SAID corporation NJ
regular or special meeting properly called
IN accordance with law q the provisions
htfc"i may all'4 Ut at"eu" ."' ~ ,iaNS vi
this corporation and majority Of the capt
CAD stock Of SAID corporation ISSUED ana
ouisianding must Toe present or represent
cd by proxy al any meeung OF we s'oeh-
holders in ordei 20 constitute quorum
thereof ana SAID stocknoluets may 10y res
Ulutiou duly adopted at such meeting re-
move any director OF oiiieef Oh 'he cof-
poratiop and elect a successor % flll out
the moNplred term OK said director or OF
lleef.
In Witness Whereof we have hcreunto
set our hands and seals this seventeenth
day ot November 1918
FRANK A. HuHBEtl. 'seaD
HEKSCHEb T. MANBERA. tSeab
JAMES J. hCBbELla tSeah
unternal Revenue stamp loe)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-03
COUNTY AGENT

Those who are Interested in secur-
ing O. county agent should mako ii "a
point "a meet pr Cooley at the Conn
mcrcial club al noon saturday There
VIII be- little luncheon there az "a
cost IL merely twenty-five cents per
plate provided as many as forty per-
SONS attend
So FAR number of the farmers
ot thc valley have notified MI 4. r.
suoup that They viii be present but
the people IT the city, with their dis
position 10 pot OH everything tiu tho
Hast moment have shown 40 interest
A county agent is a necessity-Quitt
as necessary 90 the prosperity of the
citizens 81 Albuquerque as 60 the
farmers themselves
n wc mean business, let us meet
The farmers aud Dr. Cooley and talk
things over and see what should &c
dome and how DC ought to he dome
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-03

CHINA has decided not 20 enter into
an alliance with the entente powers.
She Is 30 weak that she prefers to
take no chances Of embroillng her
self with Japan or any other nation
which can muster half dozen ma
chine guns
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-03

THE JOURNAL takes and prinis
4 siaty hours and thirty mla-
utes - exclusive Associated Press
leased wire service each week.
No other newspaper published IL
New MeKiro takes more thnn
tweniy-fouf hours ~ Associated
Pres service dnrina the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-03

The amount of The total authorized CAPT
tab stock " the corporation Is one Hundred
Fits Thousand Dollars which said stock
Is divided into fifteen hundred shares 81
The par value % one Hundred Dollars each
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
.Y.M.C.A. CIRCUS
NIGHT
GYMNASIUM WILL PRESENT A
SCENE or sPLENpoR. WHILE
PERFORMANCE WILL 81 SPEC
TABULAR.

As next Friday night IA the date
see Tor she n. "a. C Ats annual circus
this wear the gymnasium win present
Scene of splendor. the equal of whiea
has never been seen in Pensacola. be-
ina spectacular. thrilling and cxclung.
from start uutu hnlsa
Dixie the trick pony. WIN be- there.
and a. this Is the Hrst opportunity
that you vii have to see an art %
This kind pulled q ncoors IL Wiu bs
worth ths price q admission alone
% see this marvellous stunt
The only and original charlie
Chaplin haa consented ta leave his
position with the "Esaanay Moving
Picture Co. long enough 90 come
down here and put this special act on
Tor the Pensacola public. II viii be
a treat TO ais 20 see now the movies
are made
Drs q. Ketchurn ana q FTxum win
give demonstrations of new surgical
operations for melancholia. These
two men received Their education Is
Baden Baden Springs. Germany. ana
are masters ~ their profession.
The Twisting Turner's will twist out
an act ~ marvellous ground tumhlnr.
introducing news stunts upon a pyra
mid n tables They defy death AZ
every instant that they are IN the
ring
one Ct the most spectacular and
thrillu ~ performances wiz be shown
when 0'BFian and O'Brian balance
therlttlvss on = ladder Fastened only
AZ the center They vii not onIy
revoiva about a. 4 human plnwhesl
but perform handbalanccS and figures
unheard az.
Several baseball artists have been
loaned the management BY the Milton
stars. The pitcher. Hank Mathew
son DuI. has several new curves and
twists which he viii display 20 the
Pensacola folks Tie brings has own
catcher with him 10 reserve his nlanta
His chief ambition II 20 fool the local
hatfers
Let a. once more bring 20 your at
tentiOn the fact that Aiko. the famous
slack wire artist. win be there. and
Il he does not prove 20 be all that he
e cracked up % BE your cash will
he refunded % yea ~ the door.
The crcwntng act 81 the circus will
be = siEEle and double TrMpeze act.
which Win be pulled OF 60 the ouesn's
taste by King kom@dy and his worthy
assistant. Rex Reiaers The King
hangs hy his teeth a. a aIupen6oua
height and Nuzpends Eex IN mid AIR.
hanging by his tosA Without a doubt
this number - the most unique thing
given la this city up to the present
time.
The clown brigade viii hold their
rehearsal 81 81 >. m. Monday night.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
FOUR-YEAR-OLD
CRIME CHARGED
oARKEY NAMED GEORGE COOK
ARRESTED FOR THE ALLEGED
SHOOTING or ANOTHER SLACK
MAN SOME YEARS BACK.

Four years ago. . shooting ARRAY
occurred on North Tarragona street.
and a negro named Levi Jones re-
eeived In his body = bullet He re-
covered from the wound. however. and
the last hard of him was that ne had
suffered no ili-enecta Of the injury.
George Cook was the negro who was
alleged 20 have shot Jones. and inn
mediatsly Cook skipped cut for parts
unknown. ne returned 60 Pensacola
Saturday and yesterday was placed
under arrest charged with the four
year-old ofYense. AZ hts alleged VIC
sin did not die from the wound said
20 have been Unlisted BY Cooks
weapon. the belief IL held that the
statute % Limitation mas expired and
unless another charge 10 preferred
against Cock. there vfIi possibly be
nothing for she courts 20 40 but "a
discharge him on the charge Of shoot
ing Jones.
Cook was found yesterday al the
home of a relative on Jordan street.
and taken into custody. At the sta
ton he aid II was true that hfs name
was Cook. but he has not stated that
ne was the one who fred the pistol
which wound aa~~ aaAsr darksy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
Of
FLORIDA MET IN
ANNUAL SESSION
nUmeER OF MATTERS WERE
CONSIDERED. AND FEATURE o.
MEETING WAS AppREss ON
MISSIONS ~ Or. MoFFATT.
srEcIAL d - gouRNAI.


Marianne. April is.-rhs Florida
fsrasbvtery met Is this city On Tues
aay and Fsma ned Al convention
Through the week, ad30urning yester-
day afternoon The convention was
held ID the First Presbyterian church
md was presided over ~ Judge John
Thomas Porter q Grana Ridge a.
moderator. while Rev. Fred scheii %
Cnipiey served as clerk Amone those
la attendance were Rogs " r. RIO
de. aouticelio. d Marion stafford.
Qaincy q W Humphrey. Bagaad
bred B. smith Miltons E r.. schell.
Chipiey Heo r Rafchford. Madison.
IT. e. Newsome. Tallahassee: A =.
Momatt Pensacola. W 81 Melne. 81
Andrews ~ 81 Lee. Gretna. and "a q
Baker DeFunlak springs. and also
tho following ruling elders A. d
Campbell Ehipiey. =. a shaw. Quin-
~. Richard Lewis. Pensacola: J. ~.
Mcfaaln Milton. g. a. Gum. Marian
ma 81 Oh Geek. Pensacola j. AZ Nc.
Donald. @retna. John Thomas Porter.
Grand Ridge 81 II Gilils. neEsuniax
SPRING. and " g. Afford. Bombay:
also the following eeacens. " W.
Galnor, Chlpieyi TT r. Hinton. Ma-
risuna. a. A. Damn. Marianne. John
Campbell Chlpley: q. u. Campbell,
DeFuniak springs ana n. J. Love
Quincy
All the clerical members of ths
preshytery were in attendance. bat
= few ~ the lady delegates wers alb
sent
The opening sermon wa preached
u 4 "a
on TUESDAY evening
A large volume of business WAS
transacted ~ THIS the first send AN
nual meeting ~ the pres hytery fer N,
current year
Tho report of the committee on
Foreign Missions was taken up ct ths
THURSDAY evening service and abis
addresses were made BY Or Monat
~ Pensacola. pr. Newsome a. ITALIA.
hassee DIP Riddle of MonticsEio. ang
pr Schaii 81 Chipley In fact. everg
evening was devoted TO preaching ser.
vices o. which the public were la.
vlted. and the attendancs from ths
city was gratifying
ON account q the lack of time fot
proper consideration The case ~ Rev
! A. stafford ~ Quincy. Yves post.
poned 60 be- taken up a. an ndieurne.
messing 81 Mariana Tuesday me s6tf
inst. 81 1850 3. m
All ne regular routine business VA
finished and fhe preabytery adjourned
et 1915 y. m. on Friday Many d
tire delegates remained IN the city
however. until the night trains ans
until today
q Is - Interest mat tire F9orld.
rresbygery = the oldest ~ ne thre
IL Florida. it formerly embraced ~.
entire state hence the name Later
however. ltH eastern boundary wa
placed a. the suwannes river and
out Il the territory east and sonfl
~ thai river were carved the ~
wannee presbyterY and the 81 john
pnesbytery the three forming the ~
ned of F1urida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
WILL A. ALLEN
IN PENSACOLA
FORMER CITIZEN AND SPECIAL
DEPUTY COLLECTOR OF Gus
TONS, SEES MANY CHANGES ~
TIE CITY.

Cemlne back 20 Pensacola after an
.absencs % some ten wears. WIN c. Al
Ten. whgw was special deputy collector
% customs during t1e incumbenCy of
Jofsn a Stillmnn arrived Saturday
and spent but a few hours in pAnNa
cola. remaining here between trains
only
Mr Allen however Gid not forget 80
call upon his former fellow workers Ia
the custom house. meetlng Deputy
Collector Weeks Al q Yniestra Chas
n Quina. q the customs service. and
several others. who have been in the
government service with him when he
was here. Or course others - the
federal building recognized him and
were happy 20 see him
NIr Allen was here when the city
han was ia course % construction.
leaving before that structure was
completed when hs came back yes
terday ard viewed that building a.
well as the many other Improvements
which followed the construction ~ the
city building. ne coai5 not realize that
u was the Same city b was prac-
iieasly a new place 70 him. and he did
not furEet 60 tell an he talked with q
/ the changes.
lie went 90 New Orleans on business
and win remain Tor several days, re-
turning 90 Pensacola during the week
[ 90 remain four or five days. where he
win rsne1a a,1auaiutanees He is now
I holding the s,asltion 81 postmaster 81
neT.and. fga. and Is interested IA
many ofbu lines ~ business IN that
town
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
LITERARY SOCIETY
TO DEBATE DIVISION


Mulat. April ts.-The Mulaa Liter
cry Society orEaniaad Friday night
and officers are. &. @ Hooten, pres
ident, G. Fruing4m. vine-presIaant.
Miss Glades Lane. secretary; Mrs
Giendye treasurer The subject for
neat Friday night viii be the Division
~ Santa Ross Cctntv. a debate Ira
which the following men are selected
a. take part. O. ". burnett, and An
drew Tinsiey for the Affirmative aud
q. g. Hooton and G. Fiiilnrim for the
negative
THIS sacietv - Ter TIA benefit az
the vicinity and win he free 70 ALI that
vii come
Mr. and Mrs Baker 81 0hio who
have been visiting their relatives Mr..
and Mrs Glendve lufg Manaay.
ar A. 81 butt transacted business
o. Milton Tuesday.
=. Rev of Pensacola. asnurram.,
and Shortage tnEpector. was cut cheek-
iuE Agent Howell ~ thia place Fri-
day. nnainw everything . X
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
SUNDAY EVENING
CUTTING ARRAY
ANNA ADAMS. coLoRgo, SEVERE
~ oAsHED sY E-soTHER NE.
GRO WOMAN WHO AckNowL.
EDGED HER ACT.

Anna Adams eo3ored and tally
Holmes. also colured, rad an unex-
planned disa Ereement yesterday after
noon. resulting In knlfe being
brought into play with CORY after
math. The Adams woman was con-
veyed 90 the police station shortly
after she had been gut in several
places. and she was siven treatment At
the hands ~ the city physician. Her
wounds were pronounced dangerous
but nos necessarily fatal
The woman who wRs ssld 90 have
used the shmrpened knife In such a
dextroas manner was arrested and
charged with assAuItinE With the
knife. she win so 20 the county au-
thorities today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
ARGYLE.

Argyle. April is.--Mr. =. J. Horton
Of Mobile. spent Saturday and Sunday
nights AZ the Mclean house.
ID. l.. Green OF Bombay. and An
qua Green. Of Darlington. were Wis
tiers here Tuesday.
Mr. W. y. Mclean ~ navfng his res
idenes much improved BY . new coat
Of paint outside and papered inside.
Mr. sid sutton and VIE we're IN
town Friday
Mr. Bob Davis. WHO was very sick
with pneumonia. 10 slowly improving
Mrs. W. K jennings and two soma Of
DeFuniak. spent Thursday with Mrs.
Mclean. their aunt
Mr. ProisdoT@r. q commercial trzv-
eler from Mobile, Ala. was here this
week
Mr. VIII George Of Apaiachicoia. T.
visiting his father and mother this
week
Mas Jennette Campbell Of ITALIA
nassee. Is spending her vacation wltn
the homefolks. Mr. ~ ~ Blndworth
made = trip te Santa Rosa Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
JUNIORS OPEN
BALL SEASON
GAME sErwEEN r4E FIRST AND
SECOND TEAMS o. THE Pen
sAcoLA HIGH SCHOOL ray
CONCLUSIONS

The iunlor baseball season opened
Friday az The Pensacola high school
with game bstssen the nrst and
second Sophomore teams. the latter
being victorious
The game was rather one-sidea
AFFAIR Ell the way through the first
tea4n not playing up g - usual STAN
GARD - good pieyinE
T4artmnn uf the hrsi team had an
az GAY. aad sublette. sne home run
hitter" could not connect with the
ball
Although Hartman ard sublstts were
not up - their usual standard. the
rost of The team played good bail
The outstanding features of the
game were Melton'a running catch 81 a
long drive la the eighth for the win
ners. and Thames hating for the
losers
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
THE FUNERAL Of
JOHN SHEPPARD
REMAINS o. WELL KNOWN Git.
ZEN WILL Sc PLACED AT REST
~ ST. JOHNS CEMETERY TO-
DAV.

the remains Of John Sheppard. who
aiea suddenly Friday Afternoon. wiii
- placed - rest Monday IN ST. Johns
cemetery. TIE services wtll be con-
Quoted 81 the family noms 81 10
o'clock a m. by Rev. Ev MoTatt and
The follo~lng viii act as pail bearers
Honorary. j. Hootsn. I'D. Law
renee. Frank Reovich. IS. A. DAiem-
ncrte. DIT Dla2 and WnL E. Knowles.
Active Charles Johnson. Dan Jones.
Marion sheppard Joe Brown. r. *.
mAlemberte and ri G CuShman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-04-19
MARITIME.

Arrived
MKust de Earrlnaga Rr - soSs.
Menaiwyren. Liverpool to the Gulf
Transit CO..
WenVoe Br ss 4slS, Terry Lisbon.
So John 8 Christie
Cleared
ar s. August LETTER killman. Tor
lireenoek with f2s18oo sup. p sawn
timber. i8s tens bunker coal
Sailed
Hf A. TaEtlcian. far Liverpool
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
so DOES THE OSTRICH


17057 extraordinary bird of the desert
W which dimes lunches
hus his head the from harm
because he cannot ] see see the the danseT -
security because his head hidden from view although his
for miles around
many of the foolish ostrich
We tod Of an impending danger and think that
We are informed that there is danger
farm rod o in hcmo orekeepers
with Foods. with volume
Wat nstra t1-n that this stop
our money 5y from home the mail order houses
@ " m7' realize such possibilities and take s'ePS them
we don't win find out In all probability that
Which squarely the
ce nd " the fer necessary to 'eract them shall like
fo"h h refuse tn conditions
then?
permit along Inevitable occurs or we
'soy 70 protect our iaere Interests ourselves
o., o,cn' is bull, the result various
he " the various interests tnt center here and because this is
rrol Irt for The distribution Of products merchandise
Will ~ mcrchnr''" supplies tic necessities those who
m IT, T2 m re T @ TTqy @ p as % Gqs of the gGnGg laws Of oiyi79
pronrcE THINGS FOR TIE MARNET THERE WOULD
r6, R Rr T' '9MTY Sops THERE WOULD Re no NECESSITY
On ne cher hand we're not for the that mediums
h' worF the crons there would be lack facilities
ne ana rnng would not be as profitable
lasincss requisite facilities for
mo Ing c cc's as must be handled locally full
for market cfovhere accept much sne profit that which
On the other hand If the toward no sup
port port or ,n' business men, by rdnr 'her rney locally ana 'ns in
5nn I'm go5 Gs o og" a o,s marley WI orsu 4s " % ' "'
'"s p07Ar
squay arrive at conclusion as to what steps are nee
II tonporize and let matters drift we will
find 4%l we nave s Gg oTEg G A @ o PATRoH2E THE ToCA ns
KEEP THE MONEY IN CIRCULATION IN OUR HOME
MuNITY
they money the mall order
but few of these foolish brd0 In this
community
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Our Visitors From the East

one evil for which the fans ia
California are responsible - the
influx of hord of eastern visit
ors vino disturb the even tenor
of our western ways by dressing
in what they have learned. irom
me eastern writer's of western
fiction. To regard rs the proper
costume for any place west OF
the MiSoippl They come wear
ing broad brimmed hats, usually
ornamcutcd with bead hat bands.
and with a dangerous IuuiNug
bump ON the right hip whore ln"
trunty pistol is kept in readiness
To rep an altart by road agents
They get themselves MP like %
bunch of mail order COW boys.
/ they speak with the broad q.
and rondly imagine that They ""'
Of the west and cannot be detect
ed from the inhabitants OF tins
country. But the people of th'
west spot the strangers as Soor
as they aight from the train aud
smile an indulgrut smile, rng"r
with a foarot tine strauG" tales
these creatures will t, ru'.
they get back to their ha.nts '
the east, whore u cop roo~l7 @,
every corner and the guuman I'
abroad in the land.
These strangers tool uunuu,
hur themselves, and II they WN
Il good tim" out of their ultl
masquerade why should lh
west worry:
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Mccormick -BOynton

Last Saturday evening. July
81, occurred the wedding of
Arthur Mccormick, foreman for
the palomas Land ~ Cattle
Company, of Columbus, to Miss
Bcrnice Boyntor,, at the home of
the Brides pareats in ~ Paso,
Texas Miss Boynlon was one
time resident Of the valley and
has several friends here She
is the niece of our townSman,
j. l.. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccormick will reside in
Columbus.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Some Birds Names

The wife of a Methodist
minister in West Virginia has
been married three times. Her
maiden name was Partridge;
her first husband was named
Robins; her second sparrow;
the present, Quaie There are
now two young robins, one
sparrow and three quales in the
family one grandfather was a
Swan and another Il JAY, but
he's dead now and a bird OF
Paradise. They live on Hawk
avenue, Eagl"ville, Canary Island
and the fellow wrote this is a
ly 20 and relative of the family
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Installs New Equipment

Tue new management of the
Crystal Theatre closed uown
last week ana ordered now
equipment before trying to go
ahead with the show. They
bought gasoline ergiuc and
new dynamo complete and have
installed same. Tine first show
with the new outfit was given
Wednesday evening and was II
success They are putting on
some Of the best pictures obtain.
able and are now pleasing all
their patrons.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Kaffir on the Chicago Market

kaltir corn and milo maize
were curoNiticS east of the Mis-
Suurl River ten years ago To.
day Dolh are recognized Staples
on the great markets The ful
lowing from the Chicago Herald
ui I,v ~.u L. therefore %, inter.
csI a.-
,rtt,n-u.,.' v,..,r- ~
cuisines, IN kath, corn auu mio
maizr No and sample grad"
Naitir Smd in tine sample market
yesterday at 81 -, No , mIlo at
81 -. and 80. / mixed al Sl2O
per 400 lbs. y safe OF 1000
bushels milo was made yesterday
to go east Dy lake, the first bulk
shipment Of milo by lake in the
history of this market. '
As the value OF kaftr and uthel
sorghum grams becomes better
understood, there w!lI be demand
for them IN all markets. Even
the growers htve not tuilA
,omprehcndcd the food value
Of these grains. But II Is being
demonstrated in this oectio,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Well Still Plugged

The oil well southeast of town
is still plugged. On account of
u breakdown in the well drilling
machinery work ceased until
some repairs could be ordered
from El PasO. The repairs
arrived Wednesday and Thurs.
day morning the work was
started again and it is expected
that the holc will be opened by
the latter part Of this week
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Stanley-CarsOn

Monday evening OF this week
Howard Stanley, of Troop F,13th
Cavalry and Mis- Gnnrvive
Carson, formerly Of Jrr~ IS City,
n. j., We're united in marriage
by Rev. c. II, BoodingtDl. Mr..
Stanley is very popuIa Young
man where he is well known and
his friends are numbered by all
who know him. The Bride
arrived here only a short time
ago and is a lady of very pleasing
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1915-08-06
Look Ii Up

y gentleman at a boarding
house, after having been showed
beans at each meal for two weeks
straight, asked the waiter to
please read the eighth verse Of
tie thirteenth chapter of He
brews We imagine lhis will
make some Of our readers get
the dust off their Bibles.