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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
PROF. MINISTRY GOES
TO BLUE MOUNTAIN

Blue MOUNTAIN, Miss. July 3
lSpl)~ Prot, j ], McKinstry, one at
the foremost high school men OF Mis-
sissippi, has just accepted a call TO I've
superintendent of Blue Mountain high
school Tor the coming session, Prof,
MCkinstry viii be assisted by Miss
lhute Fige, Miss MAGMA McCarley, Miss
Lucille Brown and Mrs, Joseph Gowdy.
Other teAchers VIII have 10 be soIrctel
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
B~LACKBERRIEs I G

CoLDWATER Miss, July .. (spl)
-Blackberries are bringing so. cents a
gallon on the local market. The her
ries are unusually fine, and the crop
is one OF the best ever known In this
section. The berry crop last year was
a total failure, and a special effort Is
being made to can n large quantity or
the berries now getting lipe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
INVITED TO NEW ORLEANS

yAzoo CITY, Miss, July 2 (spl.l
-The Rev. Albaft Martin. pastor OF
the Trinity Episcopal church OF Yazoo
civ, has been invited to lake the pull
pits q Trinity and Grace churches IN
ss,,vy~rrsr Last summer he was in
chasas 81 the Grace church for a short
peripd, but this year he has been forced
to aeciinE both the ,coinpliinentars Of
fArs made him
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
COTTON TRUCK FALLS
INTO DEEP MUD POND

COLDW AFTER, Miss. July >. (SplD
"A motor truck loaded with eight bales
Of cotton smashed through a btidgc IN
lhekahala bottoms three miles south
OF town, and the cotton was thrown
into a hig mud pond Tho driver OF
the TRUCK was uihurt The bridge
waS badly damaged, and the traffic has
been Obliged to make a wide detour
through The sMamn since the Accldenl-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
BAPTIST WISH TO BUY
BLUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE

BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss, July ..
tSpi, mississippi Baptists are in sight
Of the goal to raise $780, geo in the state
70 supplement another 500. 600 donated
b. the Jennings family OF, Memphis and
Mountain college for the Mississippi
Baptist convention, according to Dr. Il.
b. Gunter, OF Jackson, Miss, financial
secretary of the Mississippi Baptist Ed
ucatioh commission, who has Just been
in Blue Mountain.
In the opinion of DR.. Gunter, Blue
Mountain college should be taken over
by the Baptist convention at itsp an
nual meeting at Tupelo In November.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
RI o R LEGION POST.

CONWAY, Ark July T. sri "a. A
post OF the American legion; 'h wo Ti
Var viii be formed here on Wednes-
day night when a meeting Of Conway
vsisrans has been called by Capt, VIII
liam II. James, temporary chairman
,tSr the county, The meeting VII be
bps,a h me rooms Of the Conway Com
mercial cNb, a large nutnoer o ION
way men served In the army ana navy
during the whrpana " ~ ehpeS.eo taa'
s"rsSin After the Conway post has
been established, work OF rEahi.ai''g
IN other parts OF the county Will oe
rdArtakAn.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
TO CLOSE ON FOURTH,

Several of the leading merchants of
the city have signed a statement to
the effect that their stores win re-
nan closed s1nSdv al day, July to permit
They are H.. Halle 4 Bro. Odum, Tay-
lor 81 White, The Hub, Inc. Hatten-
dorf Co, Burk & Co, Golden Eagle
Clothing Co, Beasley. Inc, Johnston
& Vance Co. Peiser, the Tailor, Wood
q Edwards CO. n. A, Guilfoyle & Co,
and PHI A. Halle.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
SUFFRAGE COMES FROM
HOT PLACE, SAYS PASTOR

CubnW ATER Miss. July 2. lSpl)
In his sermon Sunday morning on
the home Rev, n. G. Augustus, pastor
Of the Methodist church, declared him
self strongly against woman suffrage.
! . declared that the idea Of votes for
women came from he'll by way OF New
England, and that II was being adopt
ed by the South from our ccnQuerots.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
.PADUCAH WIRE MANAGER
IS CHARGED WITH THEFT

PADUCAH. Ky. July 2. ,CSpl.)-
Charged with theft of s1l,5lS from the
safe OF his company's office here, Mil
ton n. Gruhbs, manager Of the local
branch of tho Postal Telegraph com
rany, vas arrested here at midnight.
says that the money, most OF ii depos-
tied for forwarding by telegraph, was
removed over a week. ago.
The police alleye the Job was an In
side one. and say that a clumsy effort
was made to make it appear that the
doors. to the Postal office had beer
forced, Inspectors for the Postal ha We
was placed today under S13,od0 bond.
which be has hehn Mnnhle to make.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
WHITNEY HOLDS JOB.

NATCliEz. Miss, July 2, lspll-The
right Of +. D; Whitnsy Of hateh nf th sS
AIcorn A. and NJ. College has been con,
firmed by the supreme court. Ousi1i
rovrt here by James Mcclure, of Fay
cite who was secretary Of the college
st he time that whitney was appoim
ed by the board Of trustees of the state
eeducstihhal Institutions. II @as, colt
tended by Mr.. Mcclure that he had been
appointed for four years ana that n,s
Whitney, argued that the office OF sec
retarv was not elective and that the
Incumbent might hold II no longer than
he nleasure OF the trustees.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
To Owe BARBECUE.

HELENA, Ark, July, B. tspl)-
Rnasted lamb, bsrbecued pig. and
baksd calf, viii be AMONG the chief
Sfiraetions In the spread at the cele-
bration 10 b given AZ Barton July T.
The c~itlsens Of this community
nrehaSation 10 ent ertain q large number
q their friends and quite 2 number
Iis, NJ those who have been invited.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
Majestic No. 2.

THE objectionable SIM" which be-
gan a weeks engagement at Majestic
No. 4 Sunday, marks Blanche Sweets
redebut to the motion picture screen
after An absence OF about two years
Miss Sweet, 1t will be recalled by mo-
lion picture deyotees, vas one, Of the
first Screen performers to establish her
seif As a %''star." Some Of her early,
pictures, made under the direction OF
David Wark Griffith. are still reh,em-
bered as anon sse M t,nss} SWEET W : work ~ers
\, The Jnpafdenable Sin has been
lone under the capable direction OF
Matshhll Neilan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
NEW PRINTING COMPANY.

IRRELEVANT, Tenn, July ? tSpl.)
-Tresevant has a new printing com
Printing company The new business
has opened up IN the old w. a. Quinn
postoffice building The outfit was
moved here from Clarksburg and is be.
ing managed by Lois Laycock. They
propose 20 do all kinds Of lob print
ing.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
RIVER COMMISSION MEET

A public meeting of the MISSISSIPPI
| River commission will be held in Roo
1901, International Life building, s
Louis, Mo, at 10 a. M, Wednesdal
| with Improvement Of the MISSISSIPPI
| river. -e..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02

Honestly, W }don't know who will be champion on Iuly 4
,ut from July 5 and forever afterward it will make no difference
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02
Wonder What Some Head Walters Think About

II UoNt DO To MRKe
0ROuJART LOOKING
FOLKS FEEL cONFoRTA5le
-6esiDes THEY SPFNp
So Little A~o ASs a
WASTE or SPACE.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02

1t is a pity that the war was not postponed a &C
or until less and Jack were mad enough to fight.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-02

THs PeoPLe OiTHoOT
DRESS cLOTHES MUST
Be MADE UNUEIcONG.
SHALL INFORM IhGN NJ
TAAr TAeT MUST HAVE
TaBLES RsSeRvED
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

investment that would about equal
what a government bond would pay.
from 3 to per cent. Mr.. Trey has
already received considerable data or
the subject from the Anna Louise Inn,
Of Cincinnati. O., and the Eleanor Asso-
citation, OF Chicago, which operates a
series Of inns for girls. He has also
written to the Junior League Hotel, Of
New York, for further information.
Slips have been sent out to Whining
ton girls TO be filled in showing the
amount Of wages received by them and
what IL costs them to live. The re-
plies received show an average wage OF
si3i8 a week and cost OF living ss75,
which in some cases includes laundry.
Out Of the 456 replies received from
girls working in seven different busi-
ness establishments, relative TO their
views on the proposed hotel, % girls
stated that they are roomlng in VIII
and would be glad 20 take
rooms in the hotel; ii2 stated that they
are living at their homes in this city
but would prefer 10 take rooms at such
a hotel, while dhe remaining 2i9 did
not want rooms at the hotel but ap-
proved the plan. One Of the questions
asked what the girls would consider
fair price for room, breakfast and sup
per, and the average Of the replies
amounted TO S. 36.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

Dr. T. Aiphonsus
" allace, physician
or many years ex-
perieuce and for
merly Of the British
Naval Medical Ser
vice. says: Living
In the open. eating
coarse food and
leading regular lives
make blood rich I'm
strpnnth-Qivin~
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
NEW BANK AT RISING sun.
9clal % The Evening Journal .

special 10 Ihe Evening Journal.
ELkT0N, Md, April i8-The Elktor
Banking and Trust Company has Sc
cured site In Rising Sun, for the erec-
tion OF a branch ofllce.
Ground in North East is rapidly being
prepared for the erection OF the new
First Pentecostal Church Of the Nazer-
enc, the Rev. Walter G. Barlow, pas
tor.
Not to be outdone by elder scholars.
the primary school held ia the old
Academy building. Elkton, on Saturday
afternoon held a bake, and In a few
hours cleared 500.
Miss Loura C. lamar OF Principle
Furnace has been visiting her aunt,
Miss Ellen Barrell.
Mrs. Levi o. Cameron will remove TO
Baltimore.
Robert Lewis Gence, OF The United
states Navy, spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Eugene
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT new CASTLE
High School Classes to Give
After Easter Dance
on Monday
WOMEN LINE UP
FOR LOAN DRIVE
special 10 The Evenlng journal.

Spcclal 10 Inc Evening JOufndi.
NEW CASTLE, Del. April i5.-ThC
classes of 1919 and 1920, New Castle
High School. win give an Easter dance
in the opera house on next Monday
evening The music will be furnished
by Bradfords orchestra. The pa
troness will be: Miss Reeda Stoops
Mrs. J. II. Speicker. Mrs. Frank Deemer
Mrs. p. G. Madden, Mrs. Z. II. Naylor
and Miss Mary White. The receipts
Will be for the benefit of the education
81 trip-to Washington in May. The
classes hope for the support OF the
community
There will be a rehearsal of the
junior choir OF the NJ Z. Church at
80 o'clock this evening
The following women have been ap-
pointed TO look after the cleaning OF
the NJ Z. Church for tomorrow, begin
ming at $50 o'clock: Mrs. Herbert Kee,
Mrs. Lynman, Mrs. Vining, Mrs. Ken
nedy and Mrs. Hcmphill. Every woman
member OF the church is urged to help
these women.
The annual meeting OF the New Cas-
he Womens Bible Society will be held
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon IN the
Sunday school room Of the First Pres
byterian Church.
The following Victory Loan workers
OF New Castle attended the county
meeting at MlddletOwn yesterday: Miss
Reba Holcomb, county chairman; Mrs.
J.. r. Holcomb, Miss Mary Shaw, Mrs.
Julius Dodd Miss Pauline Rogers, Mrs
II. c. Cavenaugh, Mrs. ]. r. Phillips,
Miss Nan DUNCAN. Miss Carrie Gem
mill, Mrs. L. E. Eliason and Miss Reeda
Stoops.
For Rent-Seven room house,. r.
Rogers, Phone i2i. New Castle.-Adv. !
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Seeker and son
Henry have returned TO their home after |
spending several days In Robesonia, Pa. |
NJ. J. Dovlin Is spending a few days In /
New York City.
Following is the list OF advertised
letters
Edward B. Abbott. A. L. Anderson,
Mrs. Lizzie Baxter, Mr.. LAMA Bush,
Mrs. navid Burns. Miss Grace Barry,
Mrs Mary Bradford, Howard Brlsco.
Mr. G. a. Cram. Mr. Antonio Calmo.
Miss Cannon, Miss Ethel ID. Campbell.
Miss Emma Deatrice. John Davis, Mrs.
Sarah c. Drake Harry Daniels, Lose
Mag. Feanle (2), John Gibbons, G.. l..
Gregor, Mr.. l. B. Hills. Mr.. S. lIamasahi,
Mrs. Fannie Hubert. Mrs. n. Lofty. Mr..
Everett B. Lalhoon. Mrs Tom Leaver,
Mrs. Jas. Morlan. Mr.. Antonio Manfl.
Miss l.. p. Mausley. Miss Mary Miller,
Mr.. plcarle Guistino. Nils Peterson,
Miss Beartha Pail, Mrs. Rodger Page,
Mrs. Frank Richards, Miss Mayme Rid
die, Mr.. Geo. Sparks. Mrs. '. C. Stonffer.
Mr.. Wilbur Smith, Miss s. Saloyinty. I
Mrs. C. Sousr. Neil c. Sullivan Mr.. |
James L. Smith, Ethel Nantae: Lizzie !
Widows, Mr.. Spencer War1eld: Mr.. /
Emory Wilde, NJ. W. Welsh, Mr.. James |
Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. C. Winter
bottom.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

cash was cut in his face. Hospital
fear the child's brain may be
injured.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
WORKING WOMEN
Want CITY HOTEL
Their Ideas ofPublic House
Are Given at Settlement
Meeting
MRS. /. c. DU PONT
SHOWS INTEREST

That the business girl Of Whining
ton wishes there was a Business Girls
Hotel, would seem TO be indicated by
a recent canvass among the industrial
plants OF this city, where women are
employed. AT q meeting held al the
/ Peoples Settlement last evening, Philip
4 NJ. Trey, an organizer for the Whining
| ton Community Service announced that
| practically every one Of the replies re-
ceived from q QUESTIONABLE sent TO 456
girls, was in favor OF such an institu-
tion. OF this number POI declared they
would live at such a place in prefer
ence to their present homes, and the
other 2i9 favored such an idea, but
they are at present living at home.
Mr.. Trey presented 10 the girls some
plans that he had collected from vari-
Gus sources looking towards the estab-
lishment Of such a hotel and in turn
he received the suggestions Of the girls.
Mrs. T. Coleman dupont was present
and spoke approving Of the plan. She
thought that such an institution, il IL
were established here, ought 20 be self
sustaining and that If one was CON
structed it ought 10 be a sample so to
speak TO the rest OF the country in the
way Of a model hotel for working girls.
Mrs. dupont said that what the Y.
w. c. A. would do in the way Of help
ing 10 provide a home for girls would
not in any way clash with this PROPOSE
ton and that there would be no inter
ference whatever.
When the suggestions OF the girls
were taken under consideration, each
received attention. Some believed that
the hotel should have single and double |
rooms, with a separate bed for each |
girl: that there should be a large |
lounge room on each floor which can
be used also as a sewing room; that
lhero be adequate bathing and toilet
on each floor: that each room
be an outside room; that there be ia
'ilitles for washing and ironing on each
lOOr; that there be a kitchenetle con-
iccted with each lounge room, where
he girls could cook candy, cocoa and
AXE and serve refreshments to their
riends. The first floor will consist
II the oillce. Kitchen and dningroom.
The object Of the hotel is TO be
Ieither a money-making scheme nor
harity. 10 Is planned TO make IL pay
or itself with a small return on the
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
CHILD BADLY HURT
WATCHING GOLF GAME

BRIDGEWDLE, Del. April i5.-Get-
ting in the way Of heavy swing OF a
goR club, the three-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cordrey of near
Bridgeville, is in a serious condition
as the result Of the blow he received
The child's father and a neighbor
were interested in a game of eolf
which they were playing on a rough
course they had made on the farm
Just as the neighbor went to make a
long swing the child, unnoticed, step
ped around in front and was struck
in the head. All its teeth were gnock-
ed out, his nose broken, while a deep
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

health is not open 70 thousands Of men and
women IN civil life whose wearing tasks
lna al.. ron impoverished foods sap their en-
s.-i 80 anu flautN. make them weak anaemic
o,,, inseraiiy serai starve for want Of iron With
mo- ,nn, ron mere can be no strong red blooded
uniass q, nealthy, rosy-cheeked women. and
iron, ,,n snis strength giving iron IS obtained
in so,an rne loods we eat II must be sunniied
asslmiista9 that Is easily absorbed and
recommend o, ror this purpose I always
sults 9aye used with such success flf t,pn u
effectivaneesas am absolutely convince5 of Iss
strength and chduranee ~ - ouild red blood
and snren5S,e, ~ Baker, formerly phvs,o,o,
of New Iors, Ipn, monmouth Memorial Uosni,.i s,i,.n
y. ,,M Jersey, says. "rhe fnct -. pital
atrd Iron Is today being used by orar snst Nnx-
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

tthleteS OF ancient times probably ya~~-
due TO the rigorous outdoor life they led and the large
smount OF ron obtained from their foods the
clan OF Bellevue Hospital Oudoor Dept) New York and
the Westchester County ospital Men like Hercules
sampson and Atlas al noted as men Of blood and
iron and Dr. Sullivan believes that If the men OF TODAY
VINO are tagged out because Of worry work and other
strains could follow the methods Of living as the
athletes OF oden times they might readily build tp
tner strength and by increasing the supply Of
iron In their blood FP' -
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
m INSPECT WORKuOI1sE.

Inspection Of the New Castle County
Workhouse and its farms will be made
by the members Of the Levy Court and
other county officials on Friday morn
ing. The party will arrive at the work
house at 40 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

Full circular models in Serges
and TwillS. New collar eff
fectS, graceful lines.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
To Athletes Of Old

Physician Says Iron Deficiency in
Blood of American Men and Wom-
en- Is Not Only Greatest Curse TO
Nations Health, But Is often Re
sponsibIe for Failure in Business,
Lack of VIII Power and Physical
and Mental Decay - Explains
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
Silk
Underwear

Included in this showing of
silk garments are models in
Crepe de Chine PetticoatS,
Combinations, Vests, Bloom
erS and CamiSoleS.
Garments of Milanese silk
and wash satin in attractive
asSortments.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
MIIsT PAN MATER nENr.

The Water Department has sent out
notices that the payment Of delinquent
water rents is due today. Those who
do not pay their delinquent accounts
will find their water shut Off at the
close Of business today.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15
unLronn PLANS HOSPITAL.

MILFORD. Del, April i5.-Whsn
alterations are completed to the build
ing which was secured for the pur-
pose, Milford viii have one Of the
finest hospitals on the peninsula. The
building is on North Front street and
was originally two large dwellings.
The old hospital which was or the
opposite side OF the street did splendid
work The new one will be better
suited for hospital purposes. There is
no question about a hospital being
needed in this section, as the VIII
hospitals are too far away
for emergency cases.
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

million people annually as tonic strength
and blood-builder is in itself an evidence
OF tremendous public confidence and i am
convinced that II others would take Nux-
ated Iron when they feel weak and run
down it would help make nation Of
stronger healthier men and women"
MANUFACTURERS NOTE: Nuxated
lron' which is prescribed and recommended
by physicians and which is now being used
py over three million people annually. is
not secret remedy. but one which is ,,.oil
hnoNh Nih 70 druggists everywhere. Unlike the
el.t oloer, inorganic iron products, it is easily
s,s,l ,,ili.ateo ana does not injure the teet6
I'm 'hetn piack nor upset the stomach
ne ne manufacturers guarantee successfni
nnn NM ehureiy satisfactory results 10 every
II A. nsser Sss or they VIII refund your money
Evening journal., 1919-04-15

TTTTT-
Miss Fannie Foard spent Sunday with
Ter mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Foard, of Ches-
lpeake City.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07
DEMOCRATS ARE TO
PUBLISH DAILY PAPER
Matter Investigated Thoroughly by
Prominent Members Of Party.

That New Mexico democrats will
have a daily % which they will b.
proud, Is the opinion uf T.. II. Vallan-
digham, who returned from Alhu-
qucrquc lately. after attending n
meeting Of the democratic state rem
trail committee. called Tor he pur-
pose uf looking toward this end.
Mr.. Nallandigham was appointed
by the state central committee on a
committee ~ seven 10 investigate
previous plans aud measures for the
organization of a stock company for
the purpose IT issuing a daily. Aner
several hours deliberations. durinp
which a number nf plans were rom
Sidcrrd. the committee drcidrd Tint
a stock company was the best way
Ia handle the proposition. and Coz.
u. X. b. Sellers of Albuquerque. d
prominent democrat was selected
boy the committee rs the proper per-
son Ia place In charge nf the or
g|unization of u company. incorpur-
atcd for slO0JOOO. aud Ia s]uprrintrn,
the sales NJ stock.
Where the daily will be- located Is
yet la be- determined. The srllinl
of stock has already been started
and n Is a matter Of only q short
time until II viii an be- sold
Democrats m all parts 1T the state.
realizing the need of a state organ.
are enthusiastic over the plan out
lined by the committee, aud ar,
willing to shoulder their part of N,
responsibility In maintaining Ia,
publication.
W. n. bort arrived m the city or
"Wednesday from albuquerque. Mr.
Dnrf Is q representative of The com
pany aud Is here for the purpose -.
taking subscriptions for stock In tn,
ncorporation-llcadlight
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07
ANTI-G AMBLING BILL
MAKES sOLONS NERNOl =

Santa Fc. y. w., Feb O. There
was quite a Hurry In certain lrgis-
latiVc circles here this week when u
hill was introduced In the house Ia
define games Of chance, and Ia pro
vide penalties for anyone who
might be- caught indulging In any
oI the games mentioned. or. IN fact,
in amy amusement that remotely
smackcd of the element of chance.
Some of the old poker players IN
the house realized that II the bill
passed their evenings ! u the capt
inl would he the acme NJ dizziness,
hut when Speaker Sedillo referred
the hill la the committee on pub
lic defense and reconstruction they
brcathed again. for that committee Is
one Of the rraVcyards of unpopular
measures. and II is almost certain
that the present bill will never again
come NJ for consideration. The
prompt burial of the measure as
surcs the citizens ~ the state a con
tinuancc Of such pleasures. for ihr
time being AT least. and the disciples
uf the Goddess Of Chance may. with
freedom soil beneath their feet and
freedoms banner waving DER them.
slill slraddlc a blind or ask for two
of The top, secure In the knowledge
that the law, as II stands az present
Is %powerless Ia touch them,
The Hill was introduced by Rlau-
chard. powhnlan Carter AMI Howard
and when the names of It's sponsnr-
were read out A. II, Carter, of So
zorro county rose aud asked which
, Carter had helped 10 draw mp the
bill. for, he said, there were two
Carriers in the house and one of them
couldn't gamble If he wanted TO.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07

Mrs. L. A. HirEs entertained the
Twelve Trump Club saturday after
noon. \ very interesting game OF
900 was enjoyed by the ladies. Re-
ircshmenls Of salad, sandwiches and
coffee were served. Those present
were: Mcsdamcs Peters. Moody.
Klein, White, King, Walker and
Riggs.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07

DIR. T. H. Dabney and his family
have moved 10 the Clark Hotel. DR..
nabney recently sold his property Ia
j. !. Walker. Mrs. Dabney and
daughter will shortly leave ON an
extended visit 10 California.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07
LOCAL NEWS ITEMs

ron SALE 10000 lbs. Milo
Maize, $3.50 per 100. at Micsse tracts.
Zip
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-02-07

Mrs. George =. Spencer returned
The last Of the week from a two
weeks visit with relatives In DEM
Ing.