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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10
Why constIpatlon lnlnrea.

The bowels are the natural sewer.
age system OF the body. When they
become obstructed by constipation a
part of the poisonous matter which
they should carry off is absorbed into
the system, making you feel dull and
stupid. and interfering with the diges.
ton ana assimilation OF food This
condition is quickly relieved by Cham.
berlains Tablets. Obtainable every.
where ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

Germanys reported attempt 20 stir
up the negroes of the south against
the government is another example of
puddin.hnad diplomacy, on q par with
the Zimmerman note Such scnscIcss
stunts only serve to iudIoJt" the dps.
peratiun tu which the imperial govern
mcnt ia driven Hs a result of the folly
of mad mi.iurism ChiokJsha EN.
press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

The Bass FuTniture and Carpet Co
viii sell YOU $loO worth OF furniture
for $40 down and the balance at $40
per month. No interest. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

William II McNeal, manager OF the
oklahoma branch of the United states
Bond G Mortgage Company. OF Dallas.
Texas. was In Ardmore today from
Oklahoma city NJ. McNeal was for.
merly resident OF this city and prac.
ticed law Tor q time with the firm of
McNoal a Allen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

The report that Germany intends To
take our declaration of war with an
air OF surprise may bo followed by a
later report that the air of surprise
has become genuine and permanent
Tulsa World
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

County Agent Carl Russell states
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

The eEerues- 0t party membership
ia congress lCl'd and a expected &c
make tlr patriotic conduct ot the
.ar
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

Now turn % :ae wan, ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

Now turn TO The VAN acs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

Uncle joe Cannon, whose cougres-
sional career began before that OF any
OF the present members remarked on
the opening day OF the present con.
gress. 81 have lived many years and
seen many things, but / never expect
ed 10 live long enough TO see a woman
take seat In congress"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

Or McClain Rogers and DcVere Med.
ford have returned TO their home In
Clinton, after spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Alexander.
Of d street northwest DR. Rogers
has charge Of the Clinton Hospital in
that city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-10

OF the six United States senators
who voted against the war resolution
one was a Missourian, William J..
Stone OF the fifty representatives
who voted against the war resolution
four were Missourians. Perl D. Decker.
Walter l.. Hensley Dorsey W Shack.
eltord and William L. Igoe And the
one senator and the four representa-
tiyes are democrats,
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-25
To Increase Loans

When Senator kirkeide's sill for
the regulation of the investment OF
school funds in farm mortgage loans
was under discussion, Senator Ca
hill, Of Leith. pleaded for an amend
ment. raising the limit on loans to
so per CEN Of the value of the land
exclusive OF the improvements. He
argued that inasmuch az the farmers
paid so per cent OF the taxes they
should be entitled to borrow at least
SO per cent Of the value Of his land.
The majority Of the senate wouldn't
hear to his argument and the limit
was left 1t one-tnird value.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-25
Highways Committees Busy

There promises to be a great deal
Of legislation. or at least some i'm
portant bills. On highways. Senator
Ellingson, chairman Of the commit
tee on highways. is an enthusiast on
road Improvement, and Is busy look
ing up the question Of what car be
lone. There is quite a general feel
ing among the legislators that the
lee for automobiles should be raised
to SIS, instead Of being at IS as It
now is. this is done the fund for
this work will he given quite 4 boost
and over 100000 will be available
tor highways.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-25

$o-ca||ed
Disease Preventatives
Are Legion
The health problem is eyv vital to all of u.s. Not oHen until some sev-
ere illness athcks or me- very near to usd 10 we properly appreciate the
value of sound body and mind.
T Where ist health help that will nsurei immunity to disease or its ban
ishment from the body, once it has lodged in some part of the organism,
There is none save thatof nature itself and theno only when every part Of
the body is unbroken communication with the brin, the sato natures
power in rule vert the whole human system.
T socaued prevematves of disease are legion principally in he form of
drugs and medicines, supposed to outArp nature in power md possess cur
alive virtues for dseasedc conditions ut really poweress to ward off dis
ease where natural bodily resistance is wanting or cure the victim of it.
After a brief period of popularity, drues used and recommended as a spec
ic for disease 90 out of fashion only to be succeeded by m newly tx
plotted formulate more highly recommended and equally as impotent
T Disease is presnt in the body only when the part affected by it is below
natural resistance mi as the cause fort this impaired resistance is Within E
the body itself, the cause must be removed before nature can restore the
functional activities to the diseased tissues and parts which mean protect
ion by the possession Of healthy conditions in them.
4 From the standpont of the sdence of chiropracic, the body is a ma
chine tatg gets its sensory M motor powers from theb BRAIN. he nerves
are the Lines through which thu brain eachese every part with health ener-
g. These nerve, attached to the brain by The spna cord, an to The spinal
cord by trunks scatter all overth the body, bGng $50 numerous that no pontof II
surface contactc can be made on the body without touching ONT or more
of them. IL
4 The body is 81 fashioned that very part of it onnectsw With The brain
through nerves which nus coninue unboken communication to insure
health to the pams they supply. Where here is compression of any of the
nerves brain energy arestedan and disease in thep part the nervee ndsi is
the rsHk The only place such pre@nec ano cur isw heret the nerve trunks
com ot through the joints of the spne~ This from thec hropracdc view
point is the aus of disease ant disc easily and effectively removed ~ chTo- Il
prachcs piala adjustment IL
4 noury into the chiropachc work is invited m respectfully recon- E
mendd to your serious consideration Acceptahon of thisi nvtatont to If
call at m office for free consultation means a very distnct advantage II
to any person afflicted with m kind of bodily alment If you have child II
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-01-25

PcDulav Mechanics offers no premiums;
Goss nor Join IN "~clsbbins offers" ana
esnpkoys no sOlicfe..s 20 securs subscrioeioas
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
Sanet Synoereetiter.

I6ilene, Ger, Sen 12te Sept:
Gen fsberale @~ranbiurp bar be-
~Iluttet retslig SiltaIe MOB 56
Meplenmer al Sen i~aafalbte "Sar.
mers attb 2aborer' Trotectipe als.
location, Der bopebiaselis be.
itaar al s. %. @.'er oe tpife BRO.
pagaroi1ter.
Se er, NJ. a., anflagebe for Sor-
leg paa at itprte &egieringen, for.
at bape mobarbeioet llbifripninaen,
iorat bare aniporet til Sprsr OF
for at bare siort Zig ifploig / an.
Gre forpoerife Sanolinger, forat
bape last Sinoringer I Geien for
Observation-Disclosures % for Sor.
icg paa at hinbre Wpnbiabebernc
| ct baaaab9pe uoifripninsslo.
pen.
Ger aaar ct S~orlpoenoe ON, ut
Ger ira &eaieringens She bill bli
abort arap paa, at Seositraiien
ifal brinses i g~npenoelie paa Here
al DC Siltalte. bpis gnflnsernc
ROO Dem ifuloe BIZ beeiite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
Oeroensfrt0en
5orttnifeIit ira Stoe /.

iom aorniloit fllnoe tragic efter off
~tatoriif W~pnoigbeo, ON at Hegierin
gen noeIuffenbe bar ct Solfeitpre.
Observation-Disclosures, ionn ia.
oprette Waifineriet for ben ruSiiIft
GeaIering, er olreoc beramnet til
Den lite December. Ger er DOG Se9r
til, at lpuge fsr Den Sio pilOe en-
SIo9S reprpientatip ruSiiif Soriam'
ling beitemme % gipe Ofpnbigbeo
iom niIoe f%orebpgge Ell @ientageliC
al oe Mi5ioritooelier, iom bragtc
aorniIoii til at gisre Sprsr.
Yetroarob& NrbCioer- og Soloater.
raao bar iornIelt anbefolct en- laooor
Heprrientnntioriomling iannnenfalOi
til Den 25oe September Tor at beltenl.
me % oeIegerc Wpnoighcb til Dem,
iom lfaI itpre Sunoet, inotil &onititl.
tionSforiamlingen ioor iltulobragt ct
iuIoitrnoig HegieringSipitem
SmibIcrtio tcgller oet til, at STE
ren'fpS rcorganilerc0c aabinet pil iau
mere iuIoltpnoig Stettc ira De for
ifieliae Toftioner, enc De tioli9erc
Wfiniitcrier har funnel opnaa.
9epiicrne for oe r~laljife Irnleer8
SonaIitet cr III npcruGl0enoc. Sore.
lebig Hopport ira Sen aonmialion,
iom mtberisger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
tnoer poo, at sc pprerife trooper
blcu rlarrct iii at tro, at sc marIcbc.
rc6e moo tnife Homplotmaaere. Ilerc
Nrmcoflicerer er nllere0e / SorOarilg.
General aaIeoinei er ircm0eIc& poa
Fri 500 og / Spibicn Tor en- Opror3,
bepGgeIie; men bans Sililutniug er
lioeu, % bans cgue trooper, Con,
aoiafteruc, paaituar, at De er Ipoole
moo NuSIaub, ibet De sienipnlig gier
ne pil iorltaane lin aomnlanoant Tor
Strai ier Ell formel SperGiuclic.
@cneral &ornllo1f@ Stlpbne er be
roenoe hos ben propiioriife He9ie
ring. @an er Iproig me0 lit Toriuor
Tor oen Observation-Disclosures, iom
bIco ne6int iii al unbcrisQc IuriaQcrs
ne i'll Generations Sprer. @an bar
ioreIoQt Sen Ell ub'erIiQ itriitlig Gr
-
flrriug commissioner uebbliper at
utocrieae set SorhoIo. iom andre 81
~iicerer itaor ! til aorniIoiirciSningen.
&oruilofi % % al bans Siiicerer
hoIoea itrengt bepogtct / Ell NotcI /
QfobIleu.
@cIe Hll5Iauo cr upSgicrrig citcr
at iaa uioe, boori aoruiIoiiS Soripar
bcitoor. aropct poo hans %cnrcttelie
Tor at itutllere ct grempcI er life IUn-
acre illNt iua iterft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21

gen, Iaa pil bore @anifeIiabeber MIND.
tie % Dor aroit ege. Spifernes Ban.
lfeligbeoer oerimoo sges, oa oercs
ard't tager itaoig al. &c peo oct
lelp. Gerfor Ell ogiaa oerne 3ime
ben poerite for Dor Sualmooigbeo,
bort Moo og Dor l1bholbenbeb, men
ogiaa Tor bort Saab oe Dor Seirsfor.
pisning. Eli neite aor begpnoer hi
og Teroen meo os at beite Sriigterne
at bort Str9p oe al bore Dire.
Slopo George og Nibot % Sonnio
er entge ON, at en- f%ortIat, en- M, en-
naflaoelig Sfieniip paa ale Sronter
er De aaiereoes beoite "&epIif" baa-
De moo Hapen og MOB StocfboIm.
Oct er enpnu Iongt til Sui, = og
Soften tor blipe minbre irebefulb emo
Observation-Disclosures os "Stocfbolm-
ilterne" bar bremlt ON.
6rsis SrsisIanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21

@rao rcprpicntercs al S~icefotllc'
rem, tar &c Serrer Tarlamentar''
fcrc 1Scrie. Sporpaa De lar 'i9 al.
ipiic mco e1 Sbcicit hos Tice'
fonilcreu, bcifimct al $. VI. Set
iercn5 Naaoc. Sr. Gicefanlleren
uIlr itaaeubc. Seiaa &r. 3inmcr-
mann % sc nnOrc Meolenlmer al
Hcgicrin9en trGllBer Sr. Wttdae'
lis in0til pibere. San ifol relilig
no % reiie. Son ifol bciege ole
Observation-Disclosures aongcr % aciIc-
re % Mtiniitrc. Gcreitcr lful Scr
tie nogct. Soo mangt fan itc.
Ger fan 10 fomme ct mt Telegram
ira Sr. pom Sinoenburg, Iom er
Slertalar Silbpngcr
C"ionleOe3 Iom ban ioritoar Heio'
iutionenO ON ~gIpoeliec 9egipcn.
beoer pna Gitlrouten. gr HlgSoa
gen ippnot paa, buoroon oct bill
pirfc poa "Nporicnterinbcn"? -
Sutct er fleet. Get tpifc 5oIf fin.
Der iig iremoeles / at p9re unber
6ormpnoerifab, uoen S%errcosmme
oper lin lloenrigapolitif, oper inc
pOre cher line inore SicnereS Wic.
tooer, oper lin cgell Sfipbne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
Seeitcmors Suftieilaes

Seiioncc. Ohio. Sen 13oe Sept. {:
@ranomo Maaet bcrai 9pen er
81 Glor gammcI, men trobs oenne
lin hcic gUocr err hlm ruNuu ION
cu lluQoom iriit".
Gcttc bepiitc bun iOog ! @aib.
maton. hpor bun par pou 9eieg.
peb AT flotre % / Ell GeropIanc
o8 III ,iia en- hulp Zines ScilaoS
nlenncm $ulitu,
Gitcrot GIpuemoitiueu LEI ionl
II IllgI par ballet ucO iaicn. be.
ran0t hun ii9 / beoite &claaacno2
"a / heicitc @roo beaciitret opcr
Get moNeruc @ciororinQamioOcI.
Seq par life oct minNitc ban
&C.. iortoltc bun, "og lea ifuloc
enlfe, icg funoc ilppe tilbage til
Ohio. Get piloc uGre meaet bur.
ii9erc emo al relic nleo Serbia
reu."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
Notabcl Sciienoe.

Mem 9orf SEN 140c Scpt. Sen.
Gipri0uo Cairo, Sen lonoaiorpiite
Grprrii0cnt al &gncHuela, ser peo
10 tioIiRcre @eisg til Sc Toreneoc
Stotcr bler ienOt til gQt8 &&lano,
i0r han if Sino0cIic til at Qaa
llono, ortom ioog BERTH mcb
Gomp'tib ina Werico. Der blep
>~Cuneaonl iugcn @jnhrinser loGt
ham | &cicn % off jIolO iammen
meo Sc apriQc Eo2iagcrer. San
ortolte. al bail Dor paa @ienncm,
rciic ill Geitinoieu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
Chicago TreemftmarfeS.

Stranger &c en Spmaifine? "Sus.
uennen~ er ioa goo iom rtogen anoen
Spnlaifine til ben oobbelte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21

Exrrnrp AS SECOND CLASS NATTER JuSr lbTH 1908 AT
.Hr Posr orY1cx At pycoRAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
or CosaRKsS OF MAhoHs 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-09-21
SubilGumsoa9rr.

Loo 1tg lfaltle. 20 ltoen Dar oeI
prunet % ritIlet. Otter ire Mar
karia er npiten belle @eroen tom
smet meb. Den itbite arigserflG
taina Iisaer life mango Eager til
sbaae. 90 erbnu fan oct fonm
eflere, fsr 8agnarpf %iIirtter. y
fFtaar foron Sen fierbe arigspinter
!pa life noget Segn tpber pao, a
@erben fam unogaa ben. 90 eite1
en- a~rigsuitter maa ialialo "@aor
spiieniipen", oae Seltberrers mi
iitore Gbonie, fomnle. st Iar II
!faar pi not regne meo - forelsbig
Oct iibite arigSaar bar git arl
toen en- itabig 8enbing I'll oct n9r
re. Siben Snbfalbet / 9eI9ier
hor inaen lloiororfng til Wennc'fe.
heoen pirtet i~terfere pao Stemntll'
aer oper belle Ierbeu erb arigei
mob Gerocnstonnagen oa moo ole
Notioners Sismpnb % ale No
iioners 3%ilieriler % Sanoel, Den
Ipitematiite Soroprpeliestri9, arl'
gen MOB Sreoens grbeibe. : en-
noerit uheIbig Sorm, raft freri pao
Ell Speroobo % meo ct tort trits
Cnoe Sperb paa &u9Ben, bapoc
Riaston'lerer tilbuot De Nuiereoc
Treo. Aae 6reb&penuer iom iiior
hoabet, at Ell SoritoaelIe q NM
liz, moottc isle fig Opbt '%flliict
ouer bernie tpife Gorm for 6rco$.
cftion. 90 bermeo eit Spltcrnt
les meo lin llfrig.
Aurets anoeu itore Segiuenbeb
er Nnrerifas S~nobragniu9 / ari'
GUt, urtiobeIbnrt iremfalot pco oerl
lenipnsIsie llfriq. 90 set En- ri.
bere De inorepolitiife Segiucnbe0er:
Hepoli,tioneu ! HuSlanb % Oet ~
fife Soils Sorieg paa at iao IpiQc
III Rcne / Rig&. 90 &ri9aleoelicn
8 BEN iioitc Sio har Sapunernc be.
4prH at rerc oNifinig poa iis /
Wonduriet Nmeritauerne bar
fuaet betp0cIiqc AonceSiioncr / rms,
fife 0iitrifter. gegge GeIe uia'
tige ~SegipenheOer, iom piIcr Ser.
i~ensfrieerS SiIbeicligbeO I'll al
poIe me aompIifotioner
Otter IRE gora arig er 9lnarcbS.
aurblerre ~ttliiss % ttuouo3 cuonl
life i'tono Ill Of brinoc en- Nj.
Gjsrelie, %itrjuer "GogbI." 9looi9
liar Inret opret, men inQgl be.
1nhningafuloc 6]oronorinQer er
fleet pao 6ronterne. Gen moral
Tie @oafienhinq. Iom Sppperue bar
opret uoIot for, cr llhprc, uiuttc
Zig. Wen Sc bolOer no paa brggr
Giber. 4ao @citfronten mes lao
meget itsrre @rlno, icm Sc fer.
az SiGlpeu uorer; me Nationc.
mariherer op, SperpcQtcn II q
hi iterre % |iterrc. Men lltaal
moo9beoeu er poIoiom poo be0g,
Gtoer, unturliguiS iGrliQ / luit
lamb, hpor Geuiuren life iormaa,
at 'fiule FOR Solicit at me Iicn6c,
ps in8en @enner itaoiQ morihcrc,
pp. % bpor SuIteu er iterit
9SpIig bar Ser Gcan iom tp0e,
paa, at BET tpite 6oIf iclp piIo,
toge Seoelier, life bare oper ii,
inore Rolitif, men ogloa Que.
llOenri9 Spolitifen &cituuroyaS 0,
Imerifas StatamGuo oil life ao,
III 6orbanbIing meo De autotroti
lie lDiflano5 6erere. &il Suif
ionoS 6olt ielp iogc Seoelicu, 5,
i:oar Ri paa 8Grif,Ien iii IrcSell
Set er Den iioite Sommers itor
bitre Sfuiielie, at oct tuifc Sol
cnonu life bar 0io0 iii at taac q
oeIien. Get er en- rem SARGE, ion
nplig er blet ipiQet i tpif @olitit
Silt err blet neo set aamlc, bar
Hiesfanileren bar iaaet ct M
Rapn. Otter jim itornrteoe aftio
MOB Den FoIiiif, JON / iortrinIi
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06
CHAPTER RED CROSS
WILL Be ORGANIZED

Alta meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society held Wednesday
afternoon IL was decided 10 ask
every lady in town who IL inter.
ested In Red Gross work 10
come out 10 the Methodist church
next Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock for the purpose OF organ.
iziug q chapter. Attempts were
made previous 70 perfect such
an organization, but the neces.
sary permission and papers In.
cidental TO same were not at
hand. Same has been secured
and the organization will take
place at place and. time stated
Gbove. A large attendance is
expected.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06

The 2l villistas prisoners who
are charged with being in the
Columb bus raid March 0, 1915,
were indicted by the United
States grand jury at Santa Fe
Tuesday. W. S. o'Brien, How.
ard Tigert, Doc. Bell, Charles
Kindall were also indicted for
gIvins away or selling morphine,
cocaine or opium at Colu ,nbus.
Collector OF Custom, Lee A.
Riggs aud Constale Jess Fuller
we're summoned as witness be
fore the federal court and went
up last week to Santa Fe return
ing the first Of this week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06
NEW MEXICO GUARDS
LEAVE COLUMBUS

The First New Mexico In.
fantrymon we're mustered out OF
the federal service Thursday
morning, and departed for their
homes late Thursday e1ening.
The regiment, with the excep
tlons OF Companies and II which
went TO Demine and Silver City
BY auto Trucka. entertained
about midnight and went by way
OF El Paso.
The New Mexico boys have
been in Columbus ever since last
May, and every man In the en-.
tire regiment has made friends
here. Columbus will miss them
and their loss will be felt for a
long time, but we can all say that
we were all glad TO sec them 20
back 70 their homes. Other
Guard regiments we're ordered
10 the border and then sent back
10 their homes again, but the 1st
Infantry we're kept on the job.
They we're the FIRST to arrive and
the last 10 depart.
This regiment compared favor.
ably with any OF the regulars,
with tho exception of their
strength. They worked hard
and well and now that they are
home again they have every reas.
on 10 warrant them 10 feel that
they served their conutry well.
The citizens regret very much
that the plans TO bid the boys
farewell were not tarried out as
intended, but due 10 the failure
Of transportation 10 arrive II
could not be helped. They all
knew our sentiments aud that
the program had been arranged.
The ist New Mexico Infantry
was made up OF red blooded
Americans, and will ever have a
place In the hearts OF the people
OF Columbus, and the doors will
ever be open to them.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06
BURTON HURT BY TRUCK

Henry Burton was knocked
down and run over by a govern
ment Ford truck last Friday and
very painfully injured. He was
standing Oh the street direct
ing some wiring when the truck
came up behind him. There was
no horn or brake on the machine
and the driver, a colored soldier,
was unable 10 stop or give warn.
ing OF his approach. Burton was
dragged for a considerable dis.
tance and his head and body was
cut and bruised very dangerous.
ly. Several stitches we're requir
ed to sew up the gashes on his
head. He Is able 10 be around
again.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06
OLD SCHOOL DIRECTORS
ARE REELECTED

Al the school election held
here last Monday In the ONCE Of
j. A. Moore, A. G. Bhlengerand
Mrs. George 4. Peters we're
elected for a term Of five years
70 succeed themselves. There
we're no candidates and very little
interest was taken In the election,
only forty votes being cast. Mr..
Ballenger received "a votes, Mrs.
Peters received 20. r. w. Elliott
IA and N. b. Hampton o. This is
the first occasion where an office
of any eind has been filed by re.
election Of the incumbent In this
precinct, with the exception Of
L. ]. Peach for Justice Of the
Peace and T. A. Hulsey for Con.
stable in the election held here
In January, 1915.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06
AID FOR BELGIUMS STARVING
CHILDREN

The New Mexico division Of
the Rocky Mountain Club Hoover
Fund, an organization having as
its object the relief Of the thous.
ands OF starving Belgian child.
ren, opened Offices in the Albu
querque Commercial Club build
ing this week.
The new organization is airili'
ated with the national Offices,
and has as it's head, Col. Willard
S. Hopewell committeeman for
New Mexico, who In turn ap
pointed on executive committee
composed of the following gentle.
men: Rev. Il. Is. Howden, Epis.
copal bishop for New Mexico,
John M. McTeer and John +.
Simms, all OF Albuquerque.
Plans are afoot TO secure the
co operation OF every church,
school aud business house in the
state, aud an individual offer
campaign will be featured by a
Belgium Relief" day, TO be de.
signated by governor Lindsey,
Other fund raising methods will
be put into operation at once.
The expense of carrying out
this great work has been cover.
ed by subscriptions from various
influential men and women
throughout the state, so III Al
every dollar raised will be trans
mitted direct TO the New York
office, 70 be used for relief pur
poses only.
New Mexico can III afford I,
disregard the cry of Belgium''
starving children. and the FunC
officers will issue Il call for volun
: teer subscriptions In the neal
future, using the slgan Twelve
/ dollars saves one childs life ant
/. feeds it for a year" No ono il
A the state will be overlooked, an'
IL is estimated that S25, 900 90 cal
3 be- raised within the next nlnct,
days.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06
CITIZENS PURCHASE
RECREATION HALL

The recretatlon hall OF the New
Mexico Infantry has been pur.
chased by the citizens Of Colum.
bus and Is being moved into town
where II will be used as a place
for holding public meetines. II
will also be used by the Chamber
oi Commerce, as an ONCE.
The building Is twenty-five feet
wide and eighty feet long II will
be offered 10 the military officers
for dances, or anything they
may wish 10 use II for, and will
also be offered the soldiers.
The funds for the purchase
we're raised by subscription
among the business people of Co.
lumbus. Only those who were
In business were asked TO donate
and with only one or two excep.
tions gave very literally. Only
a few hours time was required
TO raise the amount, although
more funds will be needed 10
equip II.
The business was handled by
the Chamber Of Commerce,
though none OF the funds OF the
organization were used, and the
only claim on II is held by the
public.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1917-04-06
Columbus To Have Rare Treat

The great poet actor singer.
humorist, Thomas Elmore Lucay,
Editor OF the unique magazine,
The Missouri Mule, Editor Of
the Chautaqua Department Of
The Billboard, writer, speaker,
entertainer, composer OF song
etc, will give one Of his excellent
entertainments In the Crystal
Theatre Wednesday, April II,
1917 at 500 p. m. Throught the
courtesy of the Woman's Auxil.
larry of the Baptist church the
admission will only be half price,
that is only soc, 35c and 25c.
Come hear one of America &
famons men. Hear the great
humorist. See the sketches Of
the wonderful crayon artist
See the living representation o
our historic characters.