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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
HO\nRIsu GUESTS

I'm compliment tn MI FRANK T.
Nrlmd, wife ul Major \rtuld q
pIrg,urihIr ira WIS Hi,"u lur-'t,
afternoon o., Mr., Gharlr, q kru
.l1ll lu her home. The ratucr hour
Of the afternoon vDr" given over
in #prHl converse and arViu.. iol
lowed with q d'hEhtiul hour over
The lriruu lr' and dainty mall
cakes we're served m hulrl fashion
Those whom Mrs Kendall enter.
tanned upon lhl. occasion we're
Nr-dam". ,torllr, Shipp Nrhuu
'ld kluslulrr Do'u Wood Irblr
br-lu. are brown Rluu Irr Rear
don R"rhr Chase. povlua NI.r
MARY. l.uW." and Ruth rlu,NIr
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
Social Activities
At Camp FurIong
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EDITORIAL
By Mrs. Paul ) DOSiing

The Song uf the Shirt has
changed Ia the song ut the socks
of the surgical drrssinr aud of th,
hospital garment No longer de-
women sil plying their needle and
folding The scam uf shirt bosom
llusr day, have passed and there
Is little ned for cotton shirts, ioi
Jnclc sam has substituted Khaki
So instead ul folding their hand- and
waiting the mother and the wife ana
awe'thearis direct their energie
toward knitting anck.. folding gauz'
uto surgical dressings. and -rWini
hathruhcs aud paiama- Hul The
song ni thrs urgiral dressings. ui M,
socks and of the hospital garment
needs iu h" sung q little louder
The last issue of important ll"m
hriui- ont the necessity ul Ulgu
-No work. ard the upr"ssily Ten
more women iu work Many think
after they have done q little knit
ting have helped m tlir drive, that
they have done enough. n persons
would INST rralil" that our supple
must prrrrdr the boys when the,
90 a. Frame. and the grave dourr
uf ship, hriug DESTROYED which ar
carrying .upplir- lhry would know
that uur work i- endless nov. n O.
-hip carrying supple, ~ destroyed.
v"Er gui tu haN" other ,upplies "a
nll the gap. and .n II goes un and on
u o. tu be- hoped that the wurl
viii continue all summer sp that
there Will ho ~" laCk il next winter
mds uur boy, sull m the trenches
ul France.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
EnGNR HEPP N>NOI NCES
ron ~ ELECTION

In IN, issue of the courier viii
d" found M" announcement of Ed.
gar llrpp A. q candidate for "."lrr-
uuu io The office uf county treas
urrr Mr. llopp has served lhr
county IN tins raparlly tor tho past
iva years llr needs uu iulruiur-
tlun tu the VOTERS. when ever and
wherever you hear ms name men
llnu m rouurrlluu with hs official
iulir, ur one hn, amy thing lu say
nNropi praise IT, uI ouly o. 1u
fnricut official hut ms courteous
treatment lu those who have hu-l-
ness with the office has made hm
many friends and hr :. popular m
both pulllral parllr,
Recently the writer heard man
remark Nj llopp D. the most uhIW
ing official I have ever known awu
iulug husmr-, with I'M office o.
q pleasure ' TN, expression ol sem
lmcul seems general IN TINS sec.
tlnu uf the county Tin, much th'
reader can remember fdgnr Hem
| viii succeed himself a, count,
treasurer and there is hardly pn.
/ -lhlnty cf there being amy orunal
ton to him
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
nm PRIMROSE HING"
TEiTl HING MNE MIRRNN

Ma" Murray Will be- seen al the Du-
Iumhu- Theatre Nuuda, 900 The
prmru-" Rims @ tive rrrI Para
mount feature
y" w"a," e humy prmrus, rua
So hear ihr river calh.
s." hru ih" land vhur aurir, -iur-
Whaur -iarIchi beams are mIuu
Nargarrl Narlrau thin little
vail with twisted -piur o.. one of
llr children m the mrmahIr ward uf
% hospital N. a foundIug she has
hr"u named after the head .urgauu
hr Robert NaCLcau Tho doctor d,
realty Interested IN Margaret. ease
tui performs q -urro-siuI operation
FOO ,iraighl"n her spine Margaret
ir sent tn school and then ln study
Q" h',"m" nurse
III" horiur send, his son. Bob Ia
pari- q" study surgery. n tho aac
lot eighteen Margaret n nurse m
ihr Dhi'dr"u, ucurahlc ward and
IiiruialIN,ly valrhps over the m,a.
Id. telling them wonderful fair,
.inrlr. much tu the rhagrin of the
head nurse nr NacLoau receives
1 photo and letter from Bob saving
D." is coming home Margaret takes
no" picture and show. u tu the
children telling them % o. the white
sulzh who i- rumug tu free them
from M" rule ui the ogre pam
br Narl,ln dies -uddoul, before
Rob return. ihr head nurse taking
chars" until Bob roapho- home.
When h' dn". arrive. Nir-arot r-
surprised to ind that hr dor. mot
agree with her ldra ul entertaining
'h" children FINALLY, when hr au
n"uurr, that ho Is going iu dispense
with The ward she throw, off her
| cap and apron and leave. pr Hrh
ls usl about to ro INTO the ward IN
/ tell tho children thry have iu so.
when they AIN rise up and hail HIM
t- ihr white hnlghl and ulllu sandy
t'll. the tony which Nirlirrt nas
I told them N3rLtr,l ha- r.tahu.h.
"d herself iu % small room and has
made several unsuccessful attempts
io secure employment Finally. the
employment agency send. her tu a
plarr in the country ~ she stands
waiting nj the door pf the hig house.
she roads SIGN Margaret Mac
/ Leans Home For nrurahlr,. In
SIDE she lind, all her lilllr charges.
with alI their toys and Or. Bob
awaiting her with open arms.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
Greatest Insurance
Business In World

More than SIP OOonnOn ~ msur
sncc upon lhS lives ol members ot
'h" military and naval force. ol the
lultrd states ha, been written hy
lhr bureau ul war ri-t insurance
ot the lullrd Slair- Treasury
\ year ago the total amount ul
lll" insurance M force IN The lwlrd
state. wa. about S''upm0uOo IN
q lrw months lhr uilrd state, ru,
rrnmoul ho. written more than Jo
per cent ul that Bmuuul
n Wrm. M, this insurance In Tho
h.urlirtari"s at the same rate that
private rumpauly, would furnish n
ru tunes ut peace" Tins insurance
3, bought and pald for ai The regular
ril"s hy the hrurlcHrr".. except
hat the nation a.-umr- lh" addl
lpuil rlsh that h,uH ru the mlllor,
and naval s'r,Irr oi the country
rutail. upon the hou'lirlarN
When Americans give mp thDu
private occupations and m obedience
10 the rpll ut their country and the
law nl The land often at grcal imam
.lJl -acrnrr face the daugrt- ol
war and pner their lives m The
service ui their country II ls hat
right aud INST that upon The nation
nud not upon them should be- put
/ the added cost oi u-urdur" thru
laugrruu, urrupailuu mcur-.
secretary McAduu says that lh'
soldier and sailor insurance Is The
uslrsl wisr,t aud most human,
provision over made 10y any nation
tor Its lighting forces lhl, uplu.
ION d, shared IN hy the ,uldlrrs and
sailors and 10y the people at IN,
nitrd States. The injustice The
pariialily, lh" inequalities and ulhri
evils cf the old pru,l"u system ar,
Replaced hN a lurl, fair and grn'r
aus msuraur, ~ stem winch over ~
per cent ul ~" nphtlug forces oI
the nation have FASTENED lo tat,
advantage ul.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
HALT! WHO'S THERE?
MAKES Big HIT

Haiti who's There attracted a
great deal uf attention for several
days last week. The words were ia
be- seen pasted IN conspicuous places
over town hut for several days Il
seemed 10 he q mystery, which was
cleared up saturday evening when
q bran new publication was IN sale
ai the news stands. n T. a little
newspaper for the Officers uf the
2ilh Infantry. with all appearances
of q metropolitan daily except the
sire. II n q four column eight PAGE
paper wrll gotten up. Thomas ~
Woodburn, an officer of the 2iih. ;,
editor IN chicf and cartoonisi aud
" Paul n Goodc Is The .ocial editor.
IT. scales sporting and scandal ed
iior. IT, Hart polio" reporter.
It, Moudburu was newspaper
cattuonisl before h. nhryrd the call
of the rolnrs llc Wa, the oripina
tor of some NJ The cartoons that yuu
now sco m The paper, though hr
docs not draw gnythnr iur paper
outside NJ Halt who's ih"rr' The
Courier printed tie new paper aud
n Il gri. 10y the official rrnsor-
II Will be- published her" weekly If
The plans work.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
INIEREST N LOCAL
POLITICS NANEs WARM

The coming city election is Gre
atlug considerable excitement There
Is bat one announcement for mayor
and nine for trustees. with a pos
sibilily Of Others entering the race.
Tor mayor The office has generally
been conceded to y. r. Blair I. \.
IluIscys Withdrawal from the race
leave. Mr. Blalr without opposition
and while name. may appear on the
ticket there is mo- possibility of his
defeat
lur trustees, George T.. Jack. Jack
London, William Klein H. W. Elliott.
\ Frrdrrirkson g. u. Johnson. Ar
thur T. Evans and Harry Tracy M
hds called ON
The Counter feel confident that
from tho above liuD-up the voters
viii select the host men Tor the
offices The leading business per-
,unuol of the town b. tu appear on
lh" ticket and any i've are we'll
qualified tu manage ~" public uf-
fam iur the noNl tvu years
lh" order for th' election rr-
Guros that all candidate, shall
hand lu their name, lu the city
clerk Edwin e.. Dean al the Dean
ururrry hy saturday evening
March nlh. The mayor and uur of
the trustees Thought that lhu,r an
uuuurmg 900 the fourier would not
urri lu hand u lhrr names. but a-
ihui f- ihr uri"r uf lhu hHlrd. BOO.
ur lrr that there ram br uo m-uu
i"r-iaudU. 3II candidate, better
ub', o.
lh" uamr- vlII aII appear w unr
ticket lH" australian ballot .y.
tenn Will br used. and There wlll boz
uu ticket. marked un the OUTSIDE ui
'hn puII. There viIl hr ln official
naI'ui and There viii hr uuur tor
distribution OUTSIDE thr ppll.
ihr election VIII hr hrld 200 the
'ld Bank HuIdu2 u The room
which Wa formerly occupied hy
M" iurli," ui .hr prarr.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
WIS. NlCE q. SMITH
CANDIDATE ron REELECTION

The announcement ul Mr.. Alice
g. smith a. a candidate lu ,urrrrd
herself q. county superintendent
ui Srhuols appears m tn, issue ui
the Courier Mr., smith has served
the cuwulN W lhi- capacity iur the
past tWu wears. aud 80 nr a~ We
ha," been informed ha, made au
olG,loni superintendent and h,s
given perfect -ali-lartiuu
Mrs Smilh hu. met been visitor
40 tnlumml. very often SINE" She
ha, been superintendent and o., MT
very we'll known here" She ha, m
70 large wcr,wr, lett the school mai
inr- at thi. place up to the Board
ui Education, which understood the
lnCal rondiliun- better than she pu,
HhIy could have, NOT being here
and iu dulup tins ha, shown lar bot
ter Wdromrut than q, often the rasu
with similar officials and IN doIua
this she ha, made irlrud- she pvs.
-lhly could not have won m an,
other way She has prnHlrd. u,
doubt by her tWu year, cNpirrrnrr
and II /. very pos-lhlc that NOR,
rfncicni Superintendent for the ur,
term could not be- found.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
Ihrin SInmns for En,nr,

M ldra W vogue m many places
where the smart set members de
Nul"r. uf bridge a. The giving ul
THRIFT stamps iur taNors For M
,tanrr the holders ni the highest
rurr, arr presented With booklets
containing thrift Stamps jn The Var
Ir ui one ur more dollars while the
ruu-oIaiipu favor may boz q huukl't
'uuiaiuug one nr more stamp. N
'urmsl iunrrs and luuchouus thrift
lWup. are used a. plac, card.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
NEW nENICO HANKS FIFTH
N PURCHASING W. s. =.

East Las Vegas. \. VI Mar. 2S.--
We have done we'll New Mexico now
stands fiflh IN the lisl of states In
per capita purchases of War saw
ings stamps. and the hundreds Of
faithful thrift stamu workers in an
parts of the state are ~ BE- hearth,
congratulated ON lh" splendid show
lng they have made The people
Who have bought these stamps. Ia
a total IN March oi st1gnO are In
be- congratulated on their wisdom
and patriotism. We are proud of
The result thus far and grateful Ia
The men and women and boys aud
rlrls whn have helped bring II about.
TIL, briefly 3, the expression of
Hall"'l Reynolds, state director ui
the war saving, campaign on the
treasury departments statement uf
War savings stamps sales on March
T. Nr Reynolds b. rlatod over this
showing hut hr puts a strong pro
,iso un his rlalion.
Good ~ this showing ls W. must
uui fail iu recognize that SiaS.OOn
is Am amount far short of :, WOUn
and that S'uS per capita good a. n
is. o. Itll practically siS hmi uf
uur per capita of Sin Tor lglg. We
have q long way lu gu la reach nur
state duula and while ! Hrmly he
IirNc wr Viii reach II, W. rauuol do
,u n q single drprr" ui energy H.
l"-t ar" there i- the slightest slack
"nlug ut uur campaign thruughuul
The state. I hope aud believe that
ihi. ,huviug VIII hrarlru everyone
of uur Utllr army ul lhult stamp
worker. I believe % Vill encourage
more buying and new pNrr. l,ui
d must hr remembered that % has
taken %, three month, lu reach lhi.
s'iBwn and So" ha," now "ulN
eight months left tn produce the
other .iN seventh, ul That seven
million dullprs n mean. hitting
the hHll every minute from NOW f."
lurrmhrr What hi. been don"
merely proves what Wr can dn l.rt
ms gri iuin tho harness and hui.h
this big job for ourselves and oar
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
officers or 2ilh Infantry Hosts NJ
Very Pleasant Nnair

a. predicted last week the dinner
lance given by the Officers club nf
ihc 'ilh Infantry IN Moline Hail
lH-t saturday evening oulrNulrd all
,urial events of the winter -rason.
Not IN many moons has there been
such q brilliant social function held
iluug the southern houudty uf New
Mexico. The decorations under the
supervision of Lieut. lhoma5 y
Nuodhurn were artiaii, IN the oN-
lrrmr \ large balcony was ar
ranged un the stage Tor The hand
and beautifully adorned With Nation
81 culur- and The native yucca plant.
iupr- uI grrourrN, American Hals.
md Varirrma .tur prunani. inter.
ulnslrd with .hadri nghl, formed
. raupp, overhead Cedar houph#
Nrr" used proiusrly ~ screening the
maH table, arranged around the
ldr. "l The halt shaded candles
hcdrckrd the table, and the soft
tghl harmoul,od delightfully."- with
M" setting M which the happ,
hroug engaged au elaborate menu.
Many fetching ryruiug gown. Nrrr
,oru hy the iair .rN and the mu.i,
~ The Path Infantry hand wa. "a.
client ~ stated before n Wa
wbuuwl"dari ip hr the most hril-
liant party uf ihr ,ra-uu -p man,
pretty girls ~ man, gallant mem
beautiful SURROUNDING, and rulaur
lng music all contributed tu mlh,
the altar one never iu boz rorgultru
ia" following committee v,7 u
DhlTgo of the arrangements.
Decorations, Lieut. Ihpma- %
Wondhurn. Dinner Lieut. Paul n
tundc.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
HANRN 1HlCN A\NOl NCtS
FOR VILLAGE f'lu STEt

Harry q Tracy l- The latest rau
didatr lo muounrr fur Nillar,
Trustee. Mr. Tracy rrlrrd from
The isth cavalry .horlly after lhr
regiment came here, with lh" rank
NJ drum major
lie was favursbly impressed with
the country In general lIum the
nr,i. aud seeing possibility for u
great future fnr Columbus. Invested
IN town property IT, b. The owner
oi several business and r." ldoucr
lots and nnr IT the towns best and
most enthusiastic boosters llr has
been employed IN the rcmouul sta
ton al Deming fnr the past several
months. hut Will begin work here
for the quaricrulaslcr April l,t IL
fayurs the improvement and M
building of Columbus m every wa,
possible n elected hc viii u." IN
influence tn force n nrrcsHarN M"
cleaning up NJ m" town hy rrp'"y
inr an rubbish and trash. and then
tu not l'i It accumulate HHnu
Another thing hc Is much inter
csird IN Is the planting uf shade
trees un practically an street. und
on ~ many luts ~ u ran pu-s'hl,
h" done. and rnruuraglug people iu
plaui them around their homr- H.
hJ- set the rNampl" by rlanliua q
large number of trees around M
home near the hnul hnus"
Mr. Tracy th"uab prohahI, NOT
q, generally known as some of ihc
other candidate. is u man of hlgh
.irudur M the community and ha.
lhr g. sp,ri oi ryrrym" who hle the
pleasure of knowing hlm IT, ha.
entered the race rather late hul o.
rruri,iur serious consideration T.,
the Nuirrs. and m an prrnihllit,
VIII be- member uf The net holrI
uf trustee, There q. nut q tunlI
candidate that VIII moro ,nurr"u
nuu,iN serve The people n elected
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
Turn N DISC ARDID
CLOTHES 10 RED cross

American Hrd Gross has dr,lguat -
ed this wees A. donation wr'k FOR
discarded garments. These ar" in hr
made over 10y Hcd Gross wnrb,r, lor
the destitute people of Hriglum and
France. Arm mems garment, uni-
lupms, or civilian CLOTHES, womrn e
nd rmldrrl'~ clothes VT, be- gladly
urrNcd 1 possible haN all aru
cirs wash,d Donations can hr sent
io the Red Gross rooms Tue day uI
Thursday.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29

Iumplim'nlius Miss Theresa
Marshall, the charming yuuug ,l,
Tor irum DALLAS. Texas. Vhr 9,
spending a few weeks m town MI.
Iro,a Blair entertained with 70 du
urr at her home tuesday r,ruul
After q doliEhtlul hour around ib.
innor table the part, ui.udrd ih'
Dolwmhu. Theatre rrluuug tu NE
blair hum" later u the Nruiu-
where the, 'ulnyrd diurur until o.
late hour lnu.r vino ,uuyrd ih,
u,ruua included lHrut and Nh.
Paul 4 buvIwg. Miss. lhru...
Mar hall and lrr,a HIur lwui IS
Mar hill and tout " CLARK.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
OTHER COMPANIES WANT
10 DRILL. FOR OIl. IlIIu

T.. e. knifnn has negotiated deaf,
with several different otl rpmpaulr,
that want la come into TN, rrld and
drill provided they can srcur" the
necessary acreage. Mr. kulihn has
large part of the decided land m
The valley now under lease ,llll
there are few holding back m dll
forcnt parts IT The valley that would
keep HIM from being able Ia lease a
sulid block nf land. which II n"i sr-
cured will probably hinder the early
tests ho Is hoping will hr mad"
Most nf the land IN the Nlrlnliy ui
Sunnysidr has been signed up
although there are a few tracts larh
I'M. II you favor an early d"vcl
npmoul nf The field aud have not ycl
leased II is IN your interests Ia pei
m touch with Mr.. knifllln At onrr
rhas. Heath signed mp Thursday
aud other, are comm m mi II :.
taking time Ia get them and It D.
delaying the game
The work at the well d, progress
ing fine now aud II nn other acct
dents happen lhe,' should be- mlrr
cslng developments soon. There Il
shll a small amount of stock for tal'
hut II Is being taken up very rapid
ly The reportnf e. e.. Coulter H"ol
oglst II expected at any time and n
an prnhahilitlr, can be- published n
the next issue of thD Courier
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
IEWEIER Now LOCATED
NJ RANEl sIORE

I Joseph practical ievolor with
twenty three year, actual expert
"nr" in some of th" largest and
hest watch factories On the United
state, and Europe. D, now located
m The haNrl slur" and O., prepared
n du all kinds ot watch repairing
and sl"u'. setting otD. Hr viii also
hav" q large and complete line pf
IuvrlTN uu sale.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
HULSEY NOT A
CANDIDATE
10 TN PUBLIC AND Ny FRIENDS
ESPECIALLY:

! take this method to inform you
that ! viii not for business and 9th
"r reasons be- a candidate for mayor
in the election April 2d Thanking
you for your Willingness Ia support
me and assuring you pf my willing
ness Ia serve you some other time
or IN some other way, / am,
Truly yours.
Z. A. HULSEY
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
What N. NJ. Can Do
To Help Win the War

t"d"ual l'pn. Administration Ralph
g. ElN mr New Mexico .a,. that
\w'url can contribute uu., three
.nuL. toward lhr Viunu. nl lhr
war food munitions and mem ",
cannot uTu % 1uN uu, ui fbn thrr,
without transportation hy land and
.uI \,V NrNiru rtuul build npat-
llrr business MON .tuunt UuurWUIyn
'hr railroads al v" ram du 900 NrN
NuNiru r. iu enlist mem. save fuud
and rriiu," ihu railroad, pf uuurr-
Hr.JrN burden While the need De-
i"r wheat and meats. iat- and ,uglr
.h' u'ilr,i need. arc iur wheat and
pork Every merchant lu New N,,-
i.n hnuId lnrI II hi. patriotic dui,
mot only lo .t,r 1II hr r,u uu hi,
own table. hul lu rumprI the -t,ug
ui these food, on lhn home
Waste i uupairiotir
% ym waste food Nuu are mpa
'uulu. and are wilin- am obstacle
100 the way of the United state
government M Ms usht against Ger
man, tu ,airguard your cuuulr, aud
'wr home Your own boy, are go
iu- io l.rWr' to usht for the uulind
state. and tor New No,iro and lo
keep ont the Germans. They must
have plenty tu eat and the soldiers
ut uihrrI nation, who are lighting
shoulder lu shoulder With ih"m must
hr ted. They viii su hugrN mlrs,
the people ui New NrNlDu aud M"
other states save ipud $40 supplies
ran boz sent ihuw W. ram dp o hy
uui wa-llug lnnd and especially hN
raiiug lr-- mrti. wheat. fats and
.uz,r. SEQ there win hr more lrfi lu
hr country tu ship
Save IN IOokinu
tnuh your food ,o u, lo get the
most good out of u AMI waste ps
liiil" A. possible. Careless and
wn.lrlul roohlnp results n uurh
waste.
Bakers Must Obey
M baker, who are mot using The
required twenty per rrul or sub
tututcr mr whcat flour m bread
and roll, must cease baking until
The, are ready tp usr lhr,r sub
tlulc., the food administration an
Uuuurr,
Market fur pintns
Tho lnnd administration ul the I.
/ s. government ha, bought up New
| NoNlcos hrar crop tn, Ncar ha,
advertised New NcNco pinto bean,
. lll over the country. and thus a..
surrd steady and permanent mar.
| hri At good prices for an the bean.
/ that can be- raised m this state
People AN over the Uuilod State
now want to get the pinto
Not Rich Mans War
Don't listen To anyone who tell
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29

chaplain Milton - Broh" r.-i t'd
Hy Mr. Raymond = rdvgrie hms
,urDrrdrd M organizing q rhnir and
.rrurug mustal number, Including
vocal solos and duets fur service,
IT the Methodist church Easter sun
l,y I'M, VIII hr.un added allrlr
ton to the usual program and all
ere invited lu attend.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29

Lieut. Grover and family have
moved n'u q neat little bungalow u
town
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
SECOND a. ASS ~ SURGICAL.
DRESSING orc ANIIEU

Mr., Elanur " Dean and Chap-
lain Thomas have organized class
I'M surgical dressing of the cnlorrd
ladies of the 2ith Infantry The
new class is very enthusiasts and
-r"ms lu "uluy The work Immensely.
The surgical dressing room, are
npru Monday, and FRIDAYS. II you
are able In dn this class Of work
pleas" row", as your assistance Is
very much nrcdrd and will be- ap-
prrriaiod
Nnu lhIs ls a rich man, war. This
ls war for the safety aud happi-
moss of all the people of the United
states Rich meh and poor men
alike are helping with their money
and their service Ia win the war.
In saving food The government ex-
poets both employers and working
men to obey the rules alike.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29

Wanted Young lady To learn TO
operate lnolyc.-Tho Courier.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29
Bakers NIusi Obey

m bakers who are mot using The
rpuIr"d twenty per r"ul uf sub
tilutr, ior whcat lpur m bread
End roll, must cease baking until
Ih"N are ready tu u.r lhr.r sub
tIulr, the food administration an
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-03-29

Don listen to anyone whn tells