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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-31
REGISTER
Wednesday, June 5-AII Males Who
Have Attained the Age Of 2i
Years Required to do so.

Adjutant General Bersey has request
ed us to make 1t plain TO all young men
who have become twenty-one years Of
age since June 5th, 1917, that they are
obliged to register for military service
on Wednesday next, June 9Th. This
applies to every young man in the coun-
~. The Shiawassee County Draft
Board will meet at Corunna and con-
tinue in session during the day. Let
all pass the word along go that no one
shall fail to do his duty.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-05-31
Half Holidays for Stores.

The executive committee of the Re-
tail Merchants association decided Mon.
day to recommend closing of all stores
Thursday afternoons during July al d
August.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
Wedding.
L0dd-ROQors

Lieut.. A. Noble Laid and Miss EN-
ma Rogers, the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. N. N. Rogers of Chickasha,
Okla. were married Wednesday even
ing at 9 O'Clock at the home of the
brides brother, Mr.. Murray Rogers,
three miles east of Macon, by Rev. Z.
Nash Broyles.
Lieut.. Ladd was formerly from
Chickasha, Okla, the home of the
bride, but has been at the cantonment
at Leon Springs, Texas, for several
months. He stopped in Macon on his
way to Camp Gordon, near Atlanta,
where he is being sent as an instructor.
The wedding was to have taken place
in July. but army life is too uncertain
to take chances with. They left or
the moor train yesterday for Atlanta.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
Agricultural High School Closes

The commencement exercises Of the
Agricultural. High School, which has
been under the management of Prof.
W. R. Sudduth since the resignation of
the former principal, Chas. st. John,
who has joined the %colors, will take
place next week, commencing Sunday
with a sermon by Rev. d. P. WATSON
of West Point, and ending Tuesday
night with the baccalaureate address
by Hon. r. E. Wilbourne of Meridian.
The following is the program:
Sunday, IL q. m. Commencement SER
NOR by Rev. L. P. WATSON of West
Point.
Sunday, $50 p. m. Sermon by same
Monpay. $50 p. m. Senior play, Top
sy Turvy.
Tuesday. $3.50 p. m. B~accalaureate ad-
dress. Hon. R. E. Wilbourne of Me-
ridian.
Delivery of diplomas.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
B0fin6 Wire

Just received carload. Special
prices for bales and quantities.
Call, phone or write
A. KLAUS & CO.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
CITATION NOTICE.
The State Of Miasisaippi.

Mary Sledge In the Chancery Court
No. 4126 VS.. of Noxubce County.
George | almcs. ct al state OF Mississippi.
To the defendants who are non residents
of the state of Mississippi. viz:-Savannah
Johnson, Sallie Lou Gaines, Willie Gaines,
Emmett Gaines, and George Gaines. the
post Office address, of each Of whom Is Little
Rock, Ark, and Minnie Ferguson, Ollie
Gaines, the latter OF whom is a minor with
outlegal guardian. the post Office address OF
each OF whom is Hot Springs, Ark. Paris
-almes. whose post office address IL Camp
Pike. Ark ,.Adlcna Gaines, a minor without
legal guardian. whose post office address In
Ncw YORK City, n. Y. Ivory Bell Murray, a
minor without legal guardian, who resides
IN the state OF New York, but whose post
office address il unknown.
We command You to be and appear before
The Chancellor ct our said Chanccry Court
At a term 60 he holden at the Court House.
in the City of Macon, in said County OF
Noxubec. on the 4th Monday In October,
Al 1918, then and there to plead. answer
or demrr 70 the original bill in said cause
VIII, rein you are attendants.
Witness my signature and the seal OF said
court liked at my Office In City of Macon,
Miss this 18th day Of May, 1918.
John A, TYSON. CLERK.
A true copy Of notice handed the Macon
BEACON for publication,
This May 9TH. 1918.
JOHN A. TYSON.
Chancery Clerk Of Noxubee County, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31

Announcement has been made of the
approaching marriage of Miss Mar
guerite Cook, daughter of DR., and Mrs.
T. H. G, Cook of Cochrane, Ala, to
Lieut.. Sanders of Texas. The mar
riage will take place on Saturday, June
9th, at the home of the brides parents.
The Cemetery Association will meet
at the residence of Mrs. E. E. Dantz-
Ter, Tuesday, June 4th. This is the
last meeting of the year, and all who
have not paid their dues will send same
to Mrs. T. W. Brame.
The Senior Class of the Macon High
School entertained the Junior class at a
reception on Friday evening last at the
home of Walter E. Stokes, Jr. After
an interesting series of games, delight
full refreshments were enjoyed.
Misses Katherine Cline. Beulah Bell
Bethany and D. D. Jordan. students of
the Meridian College, arrived home
Tuesday to spend the summer months.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
SOCIAL DOlNGS

The Music Lovers Club met with
Mrs. McHenry Thursday afternoon.
May 2Srd. Those taking part on the
program were Miss Bush. Miss Martha
Linda McHenry. Mrs. j. l.. McMillin
and Mrs. P. c. Barley.
A very pleasant urprise was given
Mrs. McMillin nen Miss Bush, with a
few well CHI" words, presented her
with a BEAUTIFULLY engraved silver
batket in behalf of the club. 1t was
received by Mrs. McMillin in her own
sweet way, which only made those
present regret the more her leaving ;;us.
Mrs. McHenry was assisted in serv-
ing refreshments by her daughters,
Miss Martha Linda and Sarah Nc
Henry.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
A Deserved Promotion

Lieut.. H. Minor Dent received sev-
eral weeks ago a deserved promotion
to the rank of captain in the 144th Sup
ply Train. Captain Dent enlisted when
war with Mexico was threatened nearly
three years ago, with the rank of Sec
ond lieutenant. His progress has been
steady and his friends believe he will
receive further promotion before the
present trouble if over.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31

The last meeting of the Noxubee
County Teachers Association was at the
home of Mrs. P. C. Barley on May
18th. An interesting program was
rendered and this being the last meet
ing of the year important business was
transacted. Realizing that the club
was losing Mrs. J. L. McMillin, one of
its most talented members, it was
planned to have a social hour at the
conclusion of the program. A delicious
iced course was enjoyed by the twelve
members present.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE
The State of Mississippi. Noxubee County

The State OF MISSISSIPPI. Noxubee County.
Morgan Adams
No. 4l05 Va. In
Jim Finklea and Chancery
Ray Finklea.
In pursuance Of a final decree rendered In the
above-stated cause at the April Term. A. d. 1918.
of the Court aforesaid. dated April 23rd, A.. ID.
1913, the undersigned Commissioner in said cause
appointed. will on Monday. the 3rd day Of June.
A. d.. 1918. in front of the door of the Court House
in the City of Macon, in said county. within legal
hours. proceed to sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder. the following described real
estate. lying and being situated In said County
and State. to-wit: ,
The north three-quarters of the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of Section "a. Township is.
Range l6.
Terms of sale:-Cash. 1.-THE sale will be RI
ported for confirmation to the Chancellor In vacs-
ton on the lst Monday in July. 1881.
The title to the above described property 10 be-
lieved TO be perfect, but | shall only convey such
title as vests in me by virtue Of said final decree.
JOHN A. TYSON.
Chancery Clerk and Special Commissioner.
April Both, 1918.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
CHURCHES


METHODIST
Sunday school at GAS B.. m.
Preaching services at II &. N. and
$50 p. m.
Junior Epworth League 7:45 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 8:S0p. m.
All are cordially invited.
BAPTIST.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Preaching IL a. m. and $50 p. m.
B. Y. P. U. and Training Class at
7:30 p. n.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at s p. m.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31

Wanted AT oNCE-Responsible party to cut
WoiitSu alfalfa and Johnson hay on shares.
Hay is Y mile from depot and one can make
money at present prices OF hay. E. L. PATTY,
Dancy, Ala.
HaV E0r SaIe-A few hundred bales of No.
sioy iW JUN 1 Johnson Grass hay Tor
sale at my barn one mile east of Macon.
5-10-3t J. X. McNICH0LLS,
HOrSp FIR Sale Works both for saddle and
siv'SS svs SosS harness; lady can drive: six
years old; weight 100 pounds. W. i. HELM.
6-l7-3t Macon. Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
Bags! Bags!

Will pay highest cash prices for good
second hand sacks. Preserve your
sacks and bring them to us.
IMPERIAL COTTON OIL Co.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
NOTICES

Please take notice that Certificate
No. 1877 for $3.50. 81 issued by the Mer-
chants & Farmers Bank in favor of j.
M. Pollock. dated March Is, 1918, and
payable March Is, 1919, has been lost
and duplicate applied for.
MERCHANTS & FARMERS BANK.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
Burglary In Macon Must Stop

We, the undersigned, agree to pay
the sum set opposite our names for the
arrest and conviction Of the party or
that are robbing u places of
business.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
TRESPASS NOTICE

Land controlhd by the undersigned
is posted and ev:fy person t~respassinG
will be prosecuted. Notify your col.
ored held. Roy A. STRIKER,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
Banks to Close

On account of state holiday, Jeffer-
son Davis birthday, the banks of
Macon will be closed on Monday, June
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1918-05-31
Statement Of the Financial Condition Of
Bank of Brooksville,

at Brook,viIle, in the County Of No1ubee, State
Of Mississippi, at the close Of business May
10th, 1918, made,to the Board Of Bank Examin-
eTs,
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
nR ItiNn ION IltRE SIZZLING
KING NND UJ EIN COPPER

pr 2 odd Hamilton pr Imuru-a.
y VI m- been u town lhl, vrrl
selling ,lu,a u % copper mime u
Grant rouuly which h" has nrru
du,ng development v"rl uu fpr lhr
Ia.t TEN YEAR,,
tn Hamilton d. dentist by pro
f'.,iuu and has p""u miaiug trip
foo Columbus lpr several wears uW
b.. given un ln,lu carp u.wm. n.
ilr tame h.ua %. b. 'Iur s'u,.
W ih, kue and uurru topper 60
uurInui 'n install mudrru ma,hu
cry The muu ha. brru ..Ii up
porting lu ibo post n,, Norr.. aud
lhr n1rlur believe. That 10 , prunI
ram hr made ou ilr urn NHru % h.
been worked iu such rrudr Wa,
HAT o will nr good p1yun rropo
-tu0n when machncrN shall have
hrru W,lsIlri TO- hH. .nli lsr.r
Hmmul of .i"rh iu lH,al usurl.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
ELLIOTT SHIPS can IOND
HOGS 10 MARI,F1

nv Elliott is gUilug lu boz gnmr
hug merchant %, we'll a. duggi.i.
Tur.da, nf M, week hr shipped q
ear of lat hos. tu The ~ pa-u mar
hct from his hpg ranch southwest
of town The animals we're IN gnu,i
condition and have nriird The OWNER
a fair profit The principal feed o.
The refuse from the Kitchens IN The
camp which cusls lum hut llil" oul
sidc ol the haulrur ul same
NJ Elliott bought q ear load nf
hogs FROM Mo,srs. Si"l. Nctlrpy.
Lester and Real ol las Irucrs
which arrived on M" day the ship
m"nl was made tn ~ pasp ol iiir
hog, ready lnr market g.. n. Roger,
went over to las Cruccs aud loaded
the ear.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
RECRUITS ARRIVE ron
TWENTN-FOuRTH INFANTRY

~ lasl The long lnoked for recruits
for the 2ith Infantry have made
their appearance. The first train
load composed Of twenty cars ar
rived Thursday evening. There
were approximately s50 men in the
bunch and another similar number
arrived friday afternoon.
The commander Of the regiment
has had orders Ia prepare for these
recruits for several weeks and tents
had heen pitched and were ready
lnr The Young soldiers on their ar
rival
These are the lirsi drafted men Ia
reach Columbus They have been nv
the service Of Uncle Sam for about
six weeks The regiment will be-
war strength with the addition of
ih.s assignment. and means without
doubt that the 2ilh Is going io
= Nc a long move within The newt
W months.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
LARGE LOSSES ~ srOfk
RESULT FRON DROl tn


The weather still continues dry
and The stock ~ the ranges are nj
most perrishinR with hui few rN-
cepiions. several NJ the raiilemrn
have lost very heavily, ". T. Mood,
estimates thai hc ha, lost 70 per
cent NJ hs herd Buck thadhoru. n
loss '- equally ns great Mr. Peter
son of Tho Three T. ranch has lost
about 80 pnr cent uf hi- cattle. and
others r"pnri LOSSES ahoul as large.
IN souc spots M the valley the
grass Is fairly guod lint there is nnt
enough of u to take care of the
stock M The valley by any mcans.
During llir rainy sca,on. nf two ur
three year, hncl ihl- section wa,
heavily o,crsiockcd for normal con
dltlnus.
" l.. Moody recently hough q lni
of war bread more commonl, known
a., hard tack which make, excellent
row feed Ihis bread wa, condemn
ri h, The government aud was al
Nrriis"d for sale tn the highest hid
der Nh MOODY bought several tons
of n ~ price that hc ran afford lo
feed u aud ls saving mmny nt h
COWS hy tn. means
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
colt MBUS GINES 500 10
SN.NATION AIlNn



The drive fnr funds ror the sal
,aiiuu Army first ui tho vrra r'
suited ln ihu collection ni me sum ui
slu'.,i. lack London. iarh Rrrru
lrr N Ni.gs aud Roy johnson went
"ul iur u short iimr MuudiN morn
ing aud raised the amount lh,
most oi M" contribution, were inr
n though !. /. Greenwood and 4 n
Rlair each gave ID. same hrinp lh,
largest subscriptions.
Ia" total sum asked inr hS lli.
organization for War rrlirt WORK
from ~" cpiirn Julird -leios v,.
ouly two millious Ihi. amount
in about two r,ui, per r1pila lbr
r"uu'N with possibly population "l
lnnn was asked ln raise SIum
ilr state Of Now drNIru Wa, a-ard
lor only siSnuu n ppr, uui .rru.
lalr That Luna ruuui, should p,
asked 4" raise one ,INili of the quota
of The state lnr There are lV,ul,
',-", '''''''''.' W. N''N N'N''" ""'
" W. ' "''' ""''NA "'''''
wealth thau luua rwuuiN
'"'' '' ''''' '' '''' ''''''''H '' "'.
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,'','',- '',''' "" '''' n IVY ',' ''
"'' WV W. ''''' '''' ''.'. '
W, "',, ''''' '''' "'', y ''.''l''..'
WV" ,''u'' ''.,''- ,, ,,'''"' '' ''''''
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.''' WIN ''I'''' ''' '''''N'" '
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
TURN N 10 GROCER
SJRPIus sugar on TIOIR


The communication printed hrluW
has been received frnm Fred ~hrr.
man. county fond admlnislralor
/ u IS the desire of the fond admin
istraiion 10 give. os far as possible
io each person their allotted amount
of sugar, bread and llour To thi.
"nd they have issrd regulation
whirh allows sty puuud, of wheat
products lo each person per muulb
and three ppuud, of sugar ~ each
person per month
During the month nr August lm.
amount of sugar VIII hr reduced
owing IN Tho fact That the state hl.
oNreodcd ils allotment fnr the month
"f lul'. \n equitable distribution
ol these rommodilir- will allow each
person u sufficient amount. vml,
"n unequal distribution viii allow
10 some au o,orsuppl, and ip other
"'' 'n'''i''''' supply
Nanl people WI" ihlnh lh'> u'
I''r''i'' nav" .nnllil d" -r'ur" .
"pl'N '' '''N I"''' 'i'n sugar 'n'
nave u'''"'' lhrln 3" lh'r h"".
-''' ''''N'''''. lh''' h"'l'l'l '
fond srr worse Than -Isrlo.. .r,
N''' h' ''N'i'lA d'"ll WIN hN Oh"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
NTIENUON' 10 WHOM ~ NAY
tONIEHN:

''rium PARTIES in town are taking
up washing and soliciting O.. the
columbus Laundry this practice
h1. hr'u going ou for several weeks.
ih" public b, warmed apaust such
mp".l'r,. who collect the laudr,
and Distribute" .amr among the Nr,-
lrau wash women 900 town whore
Vasnu- and lroung . done ln tho
most uu.awlary WAY
lhr parties prartiriug such inn
position gre known and from house
forth Viii ho prosecuted to tho mU
r,lHui pi the law.
"" WIN appreciate il very much
~ "ur r'irous will notify us of an,
UUpu-Ilnu
uur laundry ia hoiug run ,anlarv
nud 900 work done bon first class mau-
nor
rOltNpI~ STEAM NpRN
g. ASH
T.. \ NNNZNNNRES
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
UPTON FiVORs CUTTING or
POIITICS THIS FAIL


S'uHlur James y. pion. candidate
l"r lio democratic nomination fur
ih" office of governor of New NJ,
iCo. has lho following proposal lo
make regarding ihr conduct NJ stat,
uoliiic, until after the war npain.t
ih" German has been fought iu
hni,h and WON d"risiNrly Tor the
armies of ih" Democratic uaiion. of
ih" world Mr. Upton .ay- that
-h"uld tho representative of the
lw" great political parties of Ncv
Nr,irn adopt his suggrstinu. even
'n q modified form. be- Will hr CON.
'"ui io aWdr hy The drrisiuu of The
inlni convention. even though %
mcsu. that hr loses the oplorluni
iN rm ior the rovornor.hip. llo
-"r- oven further than that auI
.a' that ii h,- ,ugg' ton B. adopt
'd h' VIII villugI, Withdraw aud
,arrIirc hIs roliliral ambitions ou
ih' altar ot lus palrioii-m iu ORDER
Tint h" ma, hrIp bon amy fashion to
promote The rhaucr- of his rnuuir,
m lhr struggle iu which u o. NOW
'uragod
How viii iha answer for sub
-I,lui' for tho Bur-uul plan lf roI
d,.- Hut ihr election OF .Iaia uiil.
rHI.' lImIu1i, p'Iiiir. ruiirr., n
NnN N.Nirp state auairs uutI 81.
.'n thi. war and lll stand uutod o..
rHiIi0ii. Hhnriv. town. broihrr-. a.
vI-H men hpuId aud Will when
they understand lhr condition, cog.
ir"uiW- lhr-" uiird state. tuda,
llnrr Is ih" plan For rlrh ni thr
tvrui, eight ruuiir. 900 The stale.
under ihr dlrri primrr, ,y.irm in
elect "u" dol'goi" FROM zach unr,
4" m""' 90 the state capitol u co.
lnhrr aud there proceed to unmi-
mt" H randiiai" from each nf The
npir psriir. nii'ruairN mtl The
ticket o. nll'd lI thr tvo state
rhairW'u cast lots lur which part,
.hlIl rhuu.n ihn nr-t candidate. Ihi,
lrlHt H elected when nominated.
Then oll pf uH would bond our rurr-
-ic- ior ih" urr"..fm prosecution
ni iuis war No CON then li,o sll
tho money heretofore wasted iu
ramuaisu fund. ip 'h Bri rrl.-
i0r ihn wvhr.r of nrrr..al mtI.
rl'a fnr uur hu,, nghiug arrr.. llir
.r1. The, arn mot thinkmg of pnl-
i'r. over ihrr, They arr .luudug
-huuIdrr ln shoulder with bat uu"
fm W-i as vo should o,cr here go
'y mud uuIiliI. i- q mra-'y prop
.iiinu compared in ruuuuoriug thlI
.ru". ANIL outrageous llm ~ state
"inriHl. -n elected iu give % prr
cent ui their salaries during their
i'wr" of office ln IN" privileged
institution, of lhr state. or 600 tnr
institutions urrdug q most for en-.
stance Ihr insane asylum
From Drmnr Headlight
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
uFrlo0N -MOODI IND
Nss =

saturday evening luly l,lh occur
red The wedding nf Mrs DAISY Wond
laud aud carl Mrlhoon, At The office
nf The Justice oi the peace. ludgr
irlc performing the ceremony Nh
and Nr. Wilkinson friends of the
lridc aul pronm, w"r" present Mr.
N'lhu"u D. q sister ui James and
Ruth pun of Columbus aud has
been employed at the Columbus
state E1ul for several mouths MI
Nclhoou is m the hospital corps oI
The army. and hls home :, m Mar
iou. ludpna.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
MNIN NNDFRSON ~
"IIIE nINuRtt." u NnNN


lir Thought -ho Vp. q di,prrcn
-hr thought hr wa. Desperate
Nud n wa. very hard yrr, hard
fem them u hruc,r such thug
about each other tpu ilui when
circumstance wrlds os lrnua ,
rhsiu rf evidence o., TN. uur lh,,
had uo rhuirr except lo boz mvll
hngly routprrd 'nt yru rpu ims
elur What -hprL q was io each
lor hn was really q preacher c,"u
o. hr could rude and shoni aud rope
q steer \, for the girl she wa- iu.l
q playful miss who bad shaken nil
her natural humidity lu have one ioy
Gus though innocent llinr iu lhe
Reno divorce colony
Now the RcN Jerry Ferguson
mud WAS a. broad as the prairie.
hc loved hat hr believed lhr coils
uf divorce were squrrzur The .aurl
lly out of the Nmrrrau home and
hr icuIhl IT with all his strength
Aud through plot and rouulcrplot
lhr threads of romuurr hrramr sc
unrIcd that only nm Iupid dcll-
fingered from hnnlliug so many lo,,
shafts could untanglr them.
So, Just as m sun was hriur
folded u the VISITS embrace ON,
c,crlng they met alone on the pra-
re. and Welt didn't they have b
reward Mr. u Cupid for his Clever
detective work
This Blue Ribbon feature will h,
shown At the Columbus Theatre
matinee and evening on novl sun
day. Dout forget II.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
Ms.S.
RFN ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

IA Huls'y announces the follow
ing sales nf real estate this week.
Hilnrio Reeves, one town lot
u. 4 orr housc aud two lots. the
same being the Slcarcly propcrl,
Whlch was recently sold to \ g.
Ash hy Chus Faulkner
jesus Ou",ado, tWn town lols
s n. Prince. ouo town lpl
Mr. lluIs"y announces the pculiup
of large deal nu which forfeit
has hocn put up
r. " Elliott has purchased loru
the e.. g.. Miller estate the property
whore the Columbus DRUG Compan,
D. located This includes The huild
ing and one vacant lol on tbe cnr
urr east of The store. The rosidpur,
which i, occupied hy r. N Reed T.
on the back end of The lat.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-08-02
ONLY cot MY N STNTE
OVER I'M TOP N ". ;. :


Tie following lrlirr has been rr
r"iN"d 'rum u. B ll"nulug. public
lly agrul ul the New NrNlro War
saving, t"mmllrr.
Just "ur r"uuty M New Nrviro
Luna has reached H., quota u War
,a,iug, iiWnp purchase. Ouly ono
i"uih ol The states annual quota
ua- been boushl Ouly about ono
ihrd oi lh" annual quota o.. owned
md pledged
u hd, been a hard year. in SOME
sections . very bad year Tho de-
m,nd. ON u. have 6e"n man, and
'ig Rut uu the sound ground that
'ui War Saving, stamp, hahy
4 .~ hund- D. insurance lur each ul
70, against s uuau.irJ future that i-
1i best uncertain lhi, 0, uur gu,
'rumrui actNii, vhlrh may aivp, 81
10" ursrh upon the people consist
'ully and vigorously ~, nr lhrir
hest Interests.
NJ ol whirh lead, lu lhr rruur-i
hat Nuu rrurv YOUR uriNity ul a
lilil" while agn u behalf ul War
'aNlug stamp buying
liu total ,lamp- owned and
pledged lu the state uu luly 'Dlh va.
DO '1l.,lir MNiIr bul.uur ruuui,
s over the lup romplrlr report
have u"l h'.u received from aIl lhr
r"Iuli'-. and a i- Thought that
n"a,ihly other, are near their quo
las.
lhosr Hri. we're brought ont last
N""h al a m"rlnG M Ia. Vega, boz
wr"u state Mar ~iNmg- Drrriur
ilullrll H"yuold,and II T. ~vanprd.
"l Washington u e., nrmhnr of thr
National N,r saving Committee
Nh" o., NOW lpurlng the country m
Inspection ul War saving, work. m
h" Nnrluu- States. encouraging
backward state, and mahinr plan.
l"r urNt year, war savings cam
nalgu
Mr Stafford docs mot regard New
Nrd,u one pl the harkvard states
m War Savings. There are other
,nifyr richer states. ho says Whirh
haN mot done ar welt but hr mad,
un urgent plea 10 an War saving
wnri ars. and particularly lo the
county War Sa,inGs charmru lo
get h. hnd the stat" director m ,ir
orous work for tho remainder ol
,hr year.
With our-thlrd ui Your state,
annual quota owned and pledged.
said Mr. SWalord. YOU can easily
male the balance IN the remaininl
months of the year provided your
work ls organized and persistent
The War savings work differs from
the Liberty bond campaign u that
| u Is persistent aud never ends. while
the Liberty houd drive Is over after
three or four strenuous weeks. our
work reaches q Tar larger number nj
people. Ihpro are 3i.OOOOnO MsI
Savers IN the United States NOW. u
q, something Ia be- one Of that VAST
army am honor IN be- Que ol ils
leaders. Il IS a grown mans ioh
and ono IN which every slay-al-
home american should hc actively
oueaccd
", 8. \.
/ Fred sherman. of ncmiuu toupi,