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Mothers Friend
in Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival of the Stork.

In thousands Of American homes there
IS o bottle Of the splendid and time-honor-
ed remedy Mothers Friend that has
aided many woman through the irving
ordeal, saved her from suffering and pain,
kept her in health of mind and body in
advance of babv's coming. and had a
most wonderful influence in developing d
healthy, lovely disposition in the chIld.
Mothers Friend relieves the pain and
discomfort caused bV the strain on the
ligaInents, makes pllable those fibers and
muscles which nature is expanding, and
SOOthee the inflammation Of breast glands
and other soreness The tendency TO
nervousness and to morning sickness or
nausea is countcracted.
b. regular use during the period the
muscles expand with ease when baby is
born, tension is reduced and the pain and
danger at the crisis is naturally less
Mothers Friend Is an external remedy,
is absolutely safe and wonderfully ef-
fective II not only allavs distress in
advance but assures Il speedy recovery
for the mother
This splendid preparation may be had
st every drug store, and Is one OF the
greatest blessings ever discovered for eX-
pectant mothers Write to the Bradiicld
Regulator Co, q 604 Lamar Bldg, At
hnta, Ga, for their Motherhood Book,
50 valuable to expectant mothers, and in
Che meantime do not fail to get bottle
of Mothers Friend at the drug store and
thus fortify yourself against pain and dis
comfort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Missionary Society Women of Mid
dletown Hold an Interesting
and Profitable Meeting.
SUSSEX HAD SEVERE STORM
Tomato Growers of Kent to Hold a
Meeting and Have Understand
inc as to Government Prices.

spe.saI Corrcspop ..encc OF Every Evening
Dover. March ). Because Of tho ap-
parent misunderstanding of many farm
crs and tomato growers IN respect OF
the price Of tomatoes, as printed IN the
state papers and especially the state
ment that the Federal government Is 10
tiN the rate. the executive committee
at the Kent county farm bureau has called
a meeting of Kent county farmers, to he
held in Dover IN FRIDAY. March ID.
County agent II II XInmcrlv expects by
The timc oi his meeting 10 have full III
structIors from the agricultural depart
ment as 10 the exact status. 81 that he
may present the Same TO the farmers and
fruit growers and thus enable them to
prepare for their summer tomato crop.
~ the meeting on February -. a
member oi the food administration is
expected to hr present 10 explain the
setting of priccs Tor tomatoes from the
Federal government standpoint and also
hear the farmers and growers side Of the
question
" tn afternoon session DIR. Nonzo
Tavlur vii uakc an address on "food
observation
The county agent Is arranging for
iare, tractor demonstration in Kent
county between April II and i6
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
MIDDLETOWN CLUB WOMEN.

~pecia Correspondence o. Every Evening
Middletown, March $ The regular
mretihg Of the Nrw Century Club WIS
held al the club house on Tuesday after
noon. the president, Mrs Howard 4
Pool, presiding IN interesting program
was gwen consisting Of Reading, Red
Tape Mrs G \ lIoffccker, two instru-
mental duets. Deeds of Fowler" aud
French National Air Miss Margaret
Plca~anton and Miss Ietitia Pool: rcsd-
up Justice 10 the War Workers. Mrs
\ Iofcckpr: Entertaining the
amps Mrs G. ] Freeman; The
Flag Minute, Mrs Watson X Bets.
Keep Your Balance, Mrs Edward VI
Vaughan
st the business meeting 1t was voted to
contribute to the iorcsttA fund, winch Is to
eiyp proper and necessary comforts to the
men who work ia the forests for war pur-
poses. but do not receive any of the bcne-
fits Of the Red Cross WORK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
CLAYMONT.

Special Corresp spondencc Of Every Evening
Claymont March 8A number Of
friends from tins community attended q
session Of Washington Lodge. A. T. Il
A. NJ, at the Masonic Hall. in Whining
ton, last night. to see Gilbert b. LyttIe
take the third degree The young man IS
feet inches tall, and was born and
reared here. He is q soldier at Fort
ctu Pont.
Charles c. hurtz and family viii vacate
their beautiful home on Manor avenue
and move to Wilmington, but viii occupy
their home here during the summer
John T. Cochran Of Mirahores is ship
ping some fine sweet peas, snap dragons
and carnations To Philadelphia
Howard Sutton Is home At Binstcad
nursing a cut arm The accident hap
pened last evening while he was al work
in Wilmington
Isaac Dillon. who lives Al Binstead has
returned homo from a Philadelphia hos
ptal, where ne spent several months re-
covering from a trolley accident
Rev. J & Can't, rector Of Claymont
parish Of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

Is quite busy Tic has three churches III
Brandywinc hundred. besides a visiting
list among the sick covering a territory of
several mlce
Rev Charles G Harris. pastor Of the
VI + Church Is preparing for conference
His Pensioners have asked Tor a return
for another year
John L Bird has purchased the old
town hall building and has torn It down.
Robert Shaw. X 1 - carrier from
Edge Moor postotiice, has recovered from
MS illness and resumed ms route
Among those who are hampcred by
had roads are storckecpcrS and bakeries
vino serve tins community with food
The robins aud blackbird- have come
IN Mocls and were neNer morn Melcome.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
NEWS OF LAUREL

~ia~,a o"rrc> pondcnce Of Every Evening
Iaurel March ; Nlr and Mrs B
T. Nipple III Marietta Pa have an
nouurcd the engagement of their oldest
daughter Miss Edna Rookie Nipple to
Nircil + Hc:rn II Laurel Mr. Hcarn i
tho son 81 Mr. and N-> / John Hcarn
and i associated with his father and
brother IN the management Of the Green
hand farms
John ; Henry Is conhncd To his home
on Vest street with in attack of pncu-
monia and Is IN . critical condition
Nlr, Roland Qmllen has returned
from short visit 20 friends ii Norfolk
-
Nlr and Mr. Pau Robinson and
d4ughtcr Ids have returned from
visit h phIaielphia
Edward Bacnn formerly brldgetender
81 La.rcI nyer Las secured position
~ Marcus Hook Pa
" & 4 knowles i -crl0u>V I'll 1t
nl> home on Market street with Bright
ui~ca-,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

Bethesda VI T. Church was held at the
home Of Mrs Martin Il Burris. Wednes-
day evening An interesting program IN
charge of Mrs Watson X Belts. Nas
gwen, consisting of readings pertaining 10
he work IN foreign fields, by Mrs f. "
Ca>WclI Mrs Julian {, Clpayer, Mss
Emily Nice and Mrs Betts These read
lngs We're Intcr,pcrscd with music
During the social hour, Mrs Burns
served ice cream and cake The April
meeting viii bc held ~ the home of Mrs
/. Clarence Scott; the devotional exercises
viii bc ii charge Of Mrs John Is >piceg.
tnd The program IN charge If Mrs julia
q. Cicaytr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
SUPPLIED THE SOLDIERS.

~pecial Correspondence Of Every Evening
Niddletown, March 5 a committee
of the local Red Cross Branch Mrs
Jesse I shepherd, Miss Nellie RothwelI
and Miss Mary Hutchn. went TO Newark,
on Monday, 10 distribute to the soldier
draftces Of rural New Castle county
sweaters, helmets and comfort kits the
MiddIetown Branch having been asked to
equip ho draftees with these articles
Altogether, l23 articles were given TO
the - men, All OF which were the work Of
the ladies Of the MiddIetown branch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
HOG ISLANDER KILLED.
Falls Under Wheels Of Motor Truck and
Crushed to Death.

Philadelphia, March $ While on his
way home from work at Hog Island last
night, Cero DeAmbrosia 10 years old
Of No 1911 Dickinson street jumping
from the motor truck On which he was
riding, was crushed to death by the left
rear wheel Of the heavy vehicle. The
accident occurred on Broad street, near
Reed. DeAmhrosia was pronounced dead
at the Howard Hospital The driver Of
the truck, Warren Fleek, q years old
Of Riverside, n j. was placed under
arrest and held by Magistrate Pennock
IN Night Court, without bail to await
The action Of the coroner
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

Foreign Missions. $50; Home Missions,
$50. Freedman Ald. $40; Public Fdu-
cation. $40. Children DAY Sl0s Board
III sunday schools s., Church Temner-
ancc. 81. I}iblc society s.: Domestic
Missions. So, Methodist Hospital, $40,
Conference claimants, ST.. Anti-saloon
League. sol. Wilmington City Missions,
S25. General Conference expenses. $40:
The Methodist 81, Conference Education.
SO. Armenian relief. SD Red CroS~
s.. war emergency camps, 50. plcdg"
10 Conference Endowment Fund, 81 .1tl :.
pledge to Endowment of Wesley Col
icgiate Institute. $4,000
local preachers licenses were granted
10 Rev ious Mietz>ch and Rev I. VI
Byrd Also an exhorters license q "
III short Rev A. f. Zimmerman was
recommended 10 the annual conference
for admission
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
GOOD CHURCH REPORT.

-t,eS-iaI CORES ~pondcnCc of Every Evening
Dover Narrh Wesley N + Church
tui, town j, the seat ii The next session Of
Tie Wilmington n Il Conference. The
fl5'ieih session vii close it~ conference
r,eu with most interesting reports At
tie fourth quarterly conference. held
Tuesday evening DIstrIct Superintendent
" r Mowbray presiding, the following
reports on finances were submitted.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
SEt RET AIRY RESIGNS.

stsclal correspondence Of Fvery Evening
,.,urgctovn March : News has
r,a,hrd here th4t Charles Pyle private
~,rrrtar, to Congressman Albert I
Polk has rendered hi> resignation and
sail 80 INTO business with his father.
Thomas i Pyle In Baltimore
Tho Young man Is i nephew 0t Con
grp~~yan Polk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

There are Thousands Of people today
whose fresh clear faces are a living proof
thet stuart Calcium Waters do cure
plupies aud cure them to stay, in only
q few DAYS
stuart Calcium Waters cure pun
pies and similar eruptIons lv thorough
Is cleansing the blood Of All npuritie,
With q pure blood supply. il is simply
impossible for q punpc to remain on vour
face And the invigorated blood will
replace your dead. salov skin with the
glowing colors 1f 4 perfect complexion
Your >clf-rcSftcct demands that YOU
avail Yourself 81 this remedy that thou
-and- have proved before YOU Get a
1oc boH II Stuart Calcium Nafere Of
youT druggist today Make your dream
81 beauty come true Also mail coupon
TODAY for tree trial package.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
SEVERE ELECTRIC STORM.

sp,rlai CORES pondencc or Every Evening
t,rurgctown. March 5 4 severe cleo
tuc storm swept this section Of Sussex
county. "Wednesday night. and the pcals
ni thunder and vivid lightning were like
unto that of midsummer.
Tho storm was accompanied ny q heavy
raln. and the active campaign that has
been started IN road work has thereby
been dciaNcd for three or four DAYS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

Recruiting Officer tiow about .5lnlng
he colors3 Have you any one dependent
on v0u3
NOtori-t Have T. There arr two
garage OWNERS. FlX mechanics, four tire
dealers and every gasoline 3aeut within
& radius of p miles Judge
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

sir tfuudtnlrg liow doses mar
ike HE engagement ny av.
Bobbv
Her oung Brother Well
little f1o mails -ne - n xft 4
time getting of when flc aer ii..
eaIIf Pathfinder
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08

Charlie i 80 systematic
How now
asked nm IN my last letter If he
liked my eyes and now he refers me to
tl- communication 9i February 2f SAYS
he treated the subject exaaustIvelv in
that communication Life
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.

special Cores pondence Of Every Evening
Middletown. March $ The regular
business meeting Of the Women s !Iome
and Foreign Missionary Societies Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
Free Trial Coupon

D. A. stuart Co., COS Stuart Bldg.
Marshall, Mich. Seni me at once, by
rstu'l mani fret trial paakag, of
stuart : Cal ium Waters.
A'1ti'
Street
City ................. State. 49,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-03-08
Pure Blood
Brings Beauty
Pimpies. Blackheads. Boils and Poor
Complexion Vanish by Using
Stuart's Calcium Waters.
TRIAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE.

al vour dreams of a beautiful, clear
complexion can be made TO come true.
Il makes no difference how spotted and
dlshgured your face may be with pimples
plackheads. eczema Or liverSpots. you
may reclaim y our heritage Of good looks
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PRIEST RESIGNS To
FIGHT ron FRANCE

santa tc. " w.. May Not be-
cause I wanted Ia Kill hut hccaus
! love France is the reason gi,,i
Boy Father Paul perigord for rclm
gushing his church work In ~
Paul. Mimi to enlist in the nghtiul
forces of France his native land
short while after war was declarrO
boz luii q WAS the iudomitahlc
spirit uf France. combined with M,
American love of justice aud lib
eriy, that mnde him go hack wlcr
France needed the devoted scrNiro
ol every gallant son. Finding uo
more chaplains needed. he enlisted
Us q private. hoping Ia serve IN the
fighting forces and at the same time
minister to the spiritual needs oi
his comrades In arms. ON the mill
tary side be- served so yaliantly that
be- was madr a lieutenant. has rr-
roiNcd six military decorations fDi
personal bravery and wear tire,
chevrUns. indicating that number oI
wounds received, while his scrNic,
to the men has been so milhml ar
order that he remains In gnpt
standing In the priesthood
Lieutenant perlgurd will be- 10,
principal speaker at the publ,
meeting which will be- held In
Abuqurrdue on Thursday night
May o. during the Statewide COM
ference uf wal workers. which viii
begin Thursday morning and con
tuue until Friday nilht. The slnr,
Ut Allied work and Allied needs vii.
h" told by Lieutenant pcrigori.
Boost Columbus by patronizinl
hrr industries.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned, Susan A. Moore, was
on the 2sth day Of March, 1918, duly
appointed administrative of the
estate Of John ]. Moore, deceased.
Al persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 present
the samed uly verified within one
year from the date of said appoint
mcnt, the time allowed by law for
the presentation Of such claims, and
II not 81 presented and filed the
claim will be- barred by virtue of
the statute In such case made and
provided. Al persons indebted 10
said estate r requested Ia settle
with the undersigned.
SUSAN a. MOORE,
Administrator of the Estate
Of John j. Moore, Deceased.
\. W, POLLARD,
Attorney for Administrative.
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COLUMBUS THEATRE

The Following Program win BE- Presented ut the Columbus
Ihcatcr for the Week Beginning May ;
Sunday Five Rerls Greater Ntagraph Production
MICE JOYCE
THE COURAGE OF SILENCE"
Monday live Reels Paramount Production
MARGARET ELLINGTON
"IHE INNER SHRINE
Tuesday Five Reels Paramount Production
GEORGE BEHAN
"A ROADSIDE mPREssAuO"
Wednesday Five Reels Greater Ntagraph Production
EARLE WILLIAMS
APARTMENT TWENIN NINE"
Thursday Five Reels William Fox Production
GEORGE WALSH
THIS rs TIE LIFE"
Friday-Fiye Reels William \. Brady Production
ALI-STAR CAST
sPECIiL BRADY FEATURE
Saturday -Four Reels Nl-Comcdy Program
CACTUS NELL"
Keystone Comedy
"HUNGRY LIONS N 4 HOSPITAL"
Sunshine comedy
PROGRAM SUBJECT 10 CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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ENLISTED MEN COMMISSIONED

Two member, NJ the Twelfth Cav,
airy received commissions as second
iicutenants IN the Ouartrrm1sicr
Corps last week. and were ,igueJ
Ia Newport News. Va. Tor duty.
Both of these mpu-LirItrnani
Harry Bichn and y. p. Mckinney
are we'll known and highly esteemed
In the regiment. Lieutenant Birhm
was squadron sergeant major, ON
duty with the Third squadron a.
Hachita. and Lieutenant Mrkinncy
was supply sergeant, Machine Gun
Troop.
These men have w]ell-earued repu-
iations for honesty, %uprigh'ncss and
efficiency and the standard rCiulces
with them In their promotion.
Four others from this camp
Regimcnlal Sergeant MAJOR la
Pierre. Regimenlal supply Sergeant
Parham, Sergeant sumpf, Troop r.,
and Sergeant Tclford, Quartermastrr.
Corps- have been ordered Ia the
Ouartermaster Officers Training
school. at Camp Joseph T.. Johnson
Florida. leayins here April 2i The
school begins rs sessions May T., and
will continue for a period Of about
six weeks. Those who are success
ml IN the matter Of passing the
required examination will he COM
missioned In the grade of second
lieutenant. These men are all
worthy of this honor, aud We are
sure that they will prove their cfn
cheney In their new work as they
did nj their old duties.
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PLEASE OMIT "

Lieutenant Hayden was ~patrollinp
the border with a detachment.
Hating his mel near Monument 80.
and dismouulnE be- directed his
sergeant Ia do the same. As they
walked quietly toward the marker.
the Lieutenant respectfully re
moved his hat, and inquired;
Sergeant, can you inform mp
who is inferred hire, and the cause
OF his domisc2'
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-05-03
HORSE At TIIE OFFICERS MESS

On last Sunday night the victims
4 the Officers Mess were treated 10
4 culinary revelation In the shape
4 hursr-mcat. Il seems the Four
zenith squad had been cutting M a
GOOD deal IN nm old horse Doc"
Dean had provided for their benefit,
nd Il would have been a shame Ia
lsappoiEt Mr. Hoover ~ the extent
4 wasting all that good hors"-mest
therefore. II was up 10 Lieutenant
slack Ia dissect OF a choice cavalry
utlct and turn Il over Ia Cook
amer uf the mess. Tanner wasn't
cry keen about cooking an old piece
T horse. hut finally consented to
Iropnrc the "chcyal q Ia hoN-stall,
nd the same was the above mem
Ionrd revelation.
Mccormack ted the horse in. but
hc had q guilty look-sort Of a nix
in-that-stun expression.
The equine entry was greeted with
bowls of dcrision from L%icutenanis
Johnson aud knight. The former
claimed that a c%aynlryman shguld
feel rightly shocked at the very
thought Of eating his host friend.
The idea was distinctly cannibalisiic.
Lieutenant knight was not possessed
~ the same high ideals. hut based
his objections on the possibility that
the stegh may have persisted of
various umatiractiVc ailments that
horses are unfortunately subject To.
he enumerated these In detail. which
~ course added relish 10 the meal
Notwithstanding this, several rcso-
lutte members NJ the mess enjoyed
the equestrian dclicucy and praised
u with much gIsto.
Means worn considered whereby
more horsc-mrai could be- secured
Someone suggested that Troop II
horses mishi al least be- good 10 eat.
BE- that as Il may, II d, said that onc
officer who ate horsc-mcat awokc
about 2:i3 a. m. and found himself
4uurmuriug softly but firmly:
WHOA, now; got over th'rcl'
i2th Cavalry Standard
u notice lint DnuNhar Is spoken
- o.. Cd H~taIFIuftaI1T v,rft.. .fU..v U
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-05-03
ADVANCEMENT on
TnE COLONEL RACE

Ninety branches Of the National
Association for the Advancement ot
Colored People, scattered through
out The country In all the principal
cities. are iointd In a nationwide
"Moorneld storey Drive for JO,OOo
members.
This membership drive has been
undertaken by these branches as a
testimonial 10 Moorlcld storey Of
Boston. the associations president,
IN recognition OF his service 10 the
colored people q the nation in the
Louisville segregation case. In that
cas- compulsory residential segrc-
CATION Of colorcd people was de-
clarcd unconstitutional by unani-
nous decision Of the supreme court
OF the United States, handed down
last November.
The colored people and their
friends declare the anti-segrcgation
victory 10 be- the greatest LEGAL land
mark affecting the nogru since the
Fifteenth Amendment was enacted.
Founded In 1909.
The National Association for the
Advancement Of Colorcd People Vas
founded on Lilcoln's birthday 1919
aud has rs headquarters IN New
York. From ITS New York office an
appeal for public support m IT,
membership campaign Is made iu
the following statement:
The National Association for th,
Advancement of Jolrrrd People APP
pcals to an fair-mmdci citizens.
white aud culorcd, a. Join with % m
The effort lo secure simple iuslirr
under the law Tor our culorci riii-
gems. They represent o,cr onp-tenth
Of n American citizenship. Tho
National Association for the Adj
vuncemcnt of Colurrd People b.
making a nationwide appeal for
membership not ON any narrow
grounds of race or class privilege
hut un the hruad ground of Justice.
Of equal projection OF all citizens
under the law without distinction
Of race or creed or class.
The maintenance at these Just
principles b. of equal interest to all
classes of citizens and AN essential
element Of national strength W
therefore feel Justified in asking an
classes 81 citizens to ipiu assoc
citation for this common principle
Of justice and civil liberty The
association admits members upon
payment of any amount from 81 per
year upwards.
Colorrd TroopS Fighting.
The association feels that the
American people have a right Ia Do
proud of the ono hundred Thousand
colored soldiers now serving IN th'
regular army and the national army
As a result Of m active campaign
ON the part Of this association 90
officers training camp for culurr,
men was inaugurated AT Dies Moines
Ia as a consequence NJ whicl
nearly sever hundred negro officer
were commissioned.
The association. through an anti.
lynching fund contributed hey hn.
levers in law aud order, investigate.
as many cases ~ possible ~ lynch.
ing aud mob violence, gives pub.
licity Ia the facts regarding them
and endeayors to arouse publ,
opinion against the mob spirit
Annually. through the GIT of ih'
chairman Of the board Of director.
Of the association, the Spiugari
medal is awarded for the highest nl
noblcst achievement by "a n"arD
American during the ]pr'rcIiu.
year.
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$4,000 REWARD IN GOID

will give Two Hundred Dollar,
in gold as a reward Tor the arrcs'
and conviction, upon receipt tia
party ha, been confined In the pen
itcniiury, at anyone caught stealth
POL cattle on T. q l. horses. Gait
branded on lcn side. horses ON let
hip :. :. BlRCHFlELD. Colum
lus. New Mexico. {
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I hereby announce as n candidate
for the office Of county assessor.
subject 10 the action of the voters in
The democratic primary.
]. e.. BARNES
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-05-03

Captain W. h. shipp-why didn't
you salute me2
Recruit-Oh give ms a chance.
Wen find out who you are after
awhile.
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Captain Mcdonald to Recruit
Why didn't you salute me?
tccruit-Salute going through
motions Of salutinpl. oh. YOU mean
thisl
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hereby announce myself a can
didaie for county assessor. subject
10 the action " the voters IN the
Democratic primary.
J. 4. CrAL) HUNTER.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-05-03

Statistics show that many Of those
who married 10 keep out Of the
army are enlisting for the heavy
artillery.
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POLITICAL ANNouNcEMENrs

I hereby announce as a candidate
for recollection To the onlce Of coun-
" treasurer, subject 10 the appro-
val Of the voters In the democratic
primary. EDGAR HEpp
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-05-03

I announce myself as a candidate
for the Office OF County Assessor uf
Luna county, subject TO the action
Of the voters In the democratic ORR
mary. II. Il. FLAhlVE.