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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

about 40 binders for cutting the
grain and four or five threshing
T. lchines. which we expect to keep
very busy during the coming sum
mer. We have our agricultural head
quarters at Grange lie Conte. a 600
acre farm. TheW we train our
workers and the French peasants In
handling modern farming ma
chinery."
The Quakers have so far raised all
the money they have used, aBoBt
half n million dollars. among their
own number They need 100000
more, and are preparing for new
campaign.
Judging from appearances and
from current reports, no one is doing
more good per dollar spent in France
than these kindly. quiet. unassuming
Quaker folk and their English cous-
ms, who are also busy In good works,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
BRITISH FLOATING
CAN[EEN DISMANTLED
>"IhirrS nnd sailors Have Pleasant
Memories OF ' i-itS IA This
u Vessel

Lu\lpN Margn % -Crcws of
'h" American htitIrship squadron
winch formed one ul luv powerful
outfits ut the grand ti,,l thut ruled
'N' sea duTuE the war Wul learn
Win regret OF ihe damtnilIug Of
the Old liner Horui.uu. the floating
, 'tNl,ru tur four N,u# of the lirithu
navy according Coo navy officials
liter war work done. the uurodiuo
mo-" r''.rw iu th. placid commerce
"l p'i''.wo liuW much the l,uru.
dino. administering lu H., creature
comforts ut the Orrt. dli 10 relieve
'hr s'i1.n of WaTr,r" ana the monoi-
uuN ~ 'lfn iu the drcilN regions Of
S,arA Flow. the Americans can t,s-
iIN. Ana they Will recall how ON
returning from "a sea mission the
crew uf "a United states haitlcship
TOOK a special pride IN cleaning up
IN" Iorudlnu. stripping It's we'll
stocked counters or rhc last bun and
'h' inal pan of tgapoudcrs
\ ilontIng Stnrrhousc.
Iho totodinu WAS the first unof
i.'H port nf call of The wArships on
lh'lr return FROM the arduous cruises
'n me Nurih sul Tho smaller craft
would lay themselves nlonAeidc the
OLD liner while lhcir 'srcws went
aho1rdu The prgcr shlps would send
h'r customers ln small boats, or
Wpuid receive visits from the drift.
tIS' attached 10 the Eurodlnu as de-
livery vans
~ was AN extraordinary variety Of
purchases that the cnulccu shin Of
Tered, There were romcstihlc com
forts ot every description. all sorts
OF dainty dishes tu break the monot-
ony ot bully beer and biscuits, to
bacco, c!EWclS, books ana candy.
Ihai wa only part OF the stock
visitors 20 the liorodino learned that
the sailor has delicate testes OF an
other KIND. Choice perfumes at 50
"A bottle. face cream and delicate eN-
pcnsivc toilet soaps constituted one
or lho most popular departments OF
the store.
Narrow Escape.
The borodiuo dld not 10 to sea, |
or course, with the grand fleet, but !
bhe mad her own adventures once |
on trip from the Mcrscy she was |
nailed mystcr,uusly by wireless: |
What ship IL that2"
'Rorodino," replied the canteen |
ship lnnoccntly
Where are you bound ." was the
next question To everyone afloat |
except U-boat commander the |
Bofodino's name was her passport, |
and the inquiry put the vessclou Nc |
uert ana ahc cleared out OF those |
waters at fun speed The submarine,
'eektng the BOrodino for It's prey.
was sunk. Some months later an |
officer visited the cantccn shin and
asked for discount on the ground
hat he was the chap who sank that
boat" He got IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
This Boy Laughs at
Hard Lessons !.

because in his home is the Book of knowledge
the Children's Encyclopedia that answers any
question child can ask It's easy for him to
study-it will be easy for your boy too Here
is your opportunity-the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

N/ EE, but ! am feeling rocky said Andrew, remoN
II guess Will 80 upstairs and lie down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
The
Book of knowied6e
The ChiLdren,S Encyclopedia

il is not necessary that he remember word for word
but simply by reading and looking at pictures few
minutes every day. his mind grasps the facts in such
a way as to make them unf0rgeffdbie
With short words and sentences and by looking at the
pictures-and there are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Wins Artist prixe.

NEW YORK. March 15.-Edwin
w. Redfield, OF Centepbridgo. Pa.
was the winner OF the Altman prize
OF $1,000 for the best landscape
painted by an American born artist
at the S4th annual exhibition of the
national academy OF design. It was
announced today. The old mill" is
the title OF the winning picture.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Oklahoma Cdsuals Back
Home From OUers5a DUTY

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. March 10.
The battleshIp Ncw Jersey arrived
here today from lIrcst with i,OI.
officers and men, including casual
companies from Texas and okla.
hOma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Twenty Millions Income Tax.

CHICAGO. March IA 10000
600 income tax was revealed among
the last day payments at the collec-
tors office here, II N,schedulcd
by a corporation. whicfUmade the
first quarterly payment with So
100000 check.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
Sixteen Great Departments

which include the Dominion Of Canada the United
States, all other countries Natural History Our Own
Life Plant Life; the Earth; Familiar Things; Famous
Books; Men and Women; Stories and Legends Poetry
and Rhymes Golden Deeds; School Lessons Manual
Training and the Department Of Wonder which
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
More Than 1000 Educational Picture

the child is fascinated by the way in which ordinarily
dull knowledge is made gripping and interesting
the best child's story ever writen-better because
every word and picture is true. Here
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
CALL FOR COI.UMBU ST. MADE
BAKED GOODS-TIIENnE FINE

Columbus is mighty fortunate IN
having as good a bakery rs can be-
found In towns ten Tunes this size.
And the beauty of II Is. Mr. Rlnnrh-
ard Is selling his product, cheaper
ihan amy other hrst-cla-s place IN
the state. For instance. yuu gu
inlo any other lnwn Than Colummu,
and ash fur three big i6-ul. lnn, r-
of bread Tor q quarter. ANY baker
oulsidr of Columbus will call fpr
the extra nickel.
One prominent merchant who ~,
r.. the bread IN hl, home said Ms
wife cant make bread q, rhcaply
IN that
There Is only one way lp do. stand
10y your home hahrrN.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
BOTTuNG WORKS
A live INDUSTRY
sanitary Plant of Hampton a Harm
hill Turning Out a Fine Soft
Drink Product
CAPACITY 800 DOZEN pm DAY
Local Plant n Now supplying Col
umbus, Ilachlta, Mlmbres and
llcrmanas with beverages.

Few people realize what a really
important industry the Columbus
battling Works Is getting to he.
Manager Barnhill reports a great
rim on their popular king kola.
Iron llccr." Root Becr" aud
Grape SMASH" the leading brandt
Of the fifteen varieties they manu-
faciuro.
Carbonated water. with an abund-
ance Of pure fruit juice. everything
sierilized and perfectly sanitary, Is
the guarantee that backs every
bottle put ont by this cnlcrprising
firm.
The capacity T. nm dozen BATTLES
per day, which supplies the large
local demand and takes care Of the
trade at llachila.. Miribres and
Hcrmanas, where soldiers are sta
toned along the border
When friend says. Have one on
me, your reply should be-. Ger
iainly. Give me- Columbus made
drink"
This should be- true uf any other
Columbus made product.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
"COIIMBU CITIZENS ARE
Al. lOO PER CENT.-PIIS'

This i The statement made hN
rilus y. Alexander, NJ los Angeles.
who has Just arrived to take charge
nf the splendid new kahki club.
inst opening for the members oi
the 2ilh Infantry under the aus
pieces of the W. e. g.. :.
4 was never treated more cor
dially In my life than have been
by Columbus people, said Mr. An
drrson. 4 am ~ glad you are Ia
have u Chamber of Commerce h,
said. "as know what a great hcu-
eli u has been io California towns
want lo be- Que of the charter
memhers.
= want 10 be- IN II too said
Chaplain \. ". Thomas, of IN,
18th Infantry
IN Is the very hest thing thai
can ho done Tor Columbus"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
THE GRAND Jury
LAUDS COLUMBUS
TRIBUTE TO rHE oFFT ERs
~ Spite ~ Abnormal Conditions.
n Very Small Number of Cases
Originate Herr.

When the grand Jury closed ~
session last week and the special
committees brought IN their report.
Columbus came In for very nice
little boquct, according to the Dem
ing Headlight. which says a irib-
ute Is paid tu the officers of Col
hus, who are charged with the
enforcement of the law there. on
account of the small nummhrr nf
eases originating IN that vicinity.
and The citikcns of Columbus are
also commended by the grand Jury
~ law-ahiding people. especially in
view of The abnormal conditions
that prevail there since the last
meeting uf the grand jury"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
COLUMBUS IN CLASS
WITH LARGE CITIES

Major General Charles 7. Member
director of air service. Washing
ton. u. g.. has sent an official letter
lo Mayor !. n. Blair. that Calum-
bus is one of the - cities of the
United states that has been So
lrcied as an aerial mail service
station. Among other cities are
New York, Boston, Chicago, Kansas
city, Atlanta and VI paso.
Now II hehooyes Columbus Ia
make itself as nearly loo per cent
sanitary and clean ~ possible. The
town council Is doing lis hest Ia
make evcryhody cleanup, aud nov
ihc military authorities have de
mandcd II.
The council does not want Ia h.
severe. but orders must be- obcyr'
from now ON. Every business unC
residence property must be- KEEP
clean Ia avoid trouble.
Due lo the work Of the com
millce composed Of Mayor I. n
Rlhir, J. l.. Greenwood aud G.. "
Powers this aero mail station hal
hccn obtained for the town an,
now Il is up 10 the cilileus la he'll
them In complying with the de
maads of the military.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
NOTED PHYSICIAN CONES TO
MAKE IIIS HOME WITH Us

Dr W e.. Field. who for the past
seven years has been chief physi-
elan and surgeon in one nf The
greatest mining regions of the
southwest. has followed the crowd
Ia Columbus and will open up hi,
nfllcc un May 10. succeeding Ia the
practice of Dr. 7. II. Dahucy.
Dr. Field has diplomas FROM
leading medical schools, both east
and west aud Is u valuable acres -
sion Ia The medical and surgical
profession of Luna County.
His family will arrive ~ Snon ~
living quarters can be- found.
The first rommendahle thing Dr.
Field did was a. Join the Chamber
of Commerce. --.-Y
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
COULDN'T BEAT OUR HUGH
on Any old STATE TICKET

Hugh ll Williams. chairman of
the state corporation commission,
elected as n republican IN 1911 and
IN i9ii from Dcminp. Luna county.
Is likely Ia have no opposition for
his Third nomination for that post
AT the republican state convention
next year. sinre be har cotueutrd- IN
run. Williams Is formerly of the
Southern Pacific company. the only
railroad man on the board and has
been very active In the ilgli for
three cent fares In the state.
Control NJ the corporation com
mission will be- determined hy next
years election. as Moninya i u
democratic holdoVcr aud Luna u
republican holdovcr. Williams has
been a tentative candidate for ap-
pninimrni as United States marshal
In event of republican national
victory In 1870, hut II Is reliably
stated, has agreed Ia make the race
for his present position.
Boost Columbus by patronizing
her industries
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
coli MBUS TO FITTINGIN
OBSERVE MOTHERS DAY

IN accordance with national and
state prorlanations. Columbus will
observe Mother, hay. by gathering
at the Methodist church At n
nrlock sunday morning, immedi-
airly after SUNDAY srhool. upon
which occasion an appropriate
Irogram Will be- carried out. the
rhief address being delivered hy
sur. pol''ilpr iownsmai y sNrl
Taylor. whn is making special
prep ,fiion Ia deliver an address
worta of the occasion.
The general public b, extended
q cordial invitation lo b. present,
and II = hoped that large ron-
course ~ people VIII gather IN
honor Ia the great day.
W. honor ourscl,g- by hworiup
uur mothers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
THE WATER QUESTION IN COLUMBUS
AS IT STANDS AT THE PRESENT time

Mayor Chalfant, of Clayton, aud re-
ccived the following reply:
Clayton, y. NJ. May 3.
Ny Dear Mr. Mayor
Your letter NJ hand and will say
IN regard Ia the matter of certin-
Gates Of indebtedness. that Mr..
Duerr would be about tho most
able man know Of Ia make that
kind Of arrangement for you.
JOHN CHAl.fANT. city Supi.
In this connection II might be-
well to state that the Sidlo. Si-
mons a Fields Company, of Denver.
Is the only bonding company that
will handle such securities and that
Mr.. Duerr is the only engineer who
has handled such a proposition Ia
this state.
In the meantime there was ship
ped from Dallas ten dayS ago a
motor for the town we'll that will
give a continuous current for
pumping water. which viii be q
vast improvement over present con-
diiions.
immediately on ordering this
molor q tracer was sent behind Il
and Mr.. lrederickson expects IA
irriyal any day.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
VALLEY OIL WELL
IN BLACK Lime

The Valley oil Company is still
digging away In black lime and
lhings look better every day
Sensational reports 10y parties
having land Ia lease must not he
'harged to the company. Such re-
ports we're started "Wednesday and
'aused the company much annoy
lncc.
Secretary treasurer !. A. Moore
rcfutcd the story by the following
Telegram lo the ~ paso daily
newspapers:
I'VE are still In hard cap rock
showing good. hut no we'll yet
look for II any time. Are not re-
'punsihlc for false reports"
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
BIG BOXING CARD ARRANGED
FOR DECORATION DAY

Lieutenant George Booth. aih-
lciic officer Of the 2ith Infantry,
announces boxing card to ho
staged on Decoration hay nj the
2ith Arena. which should be- a
dandy. The main event will be-
a nftcen-round contest between
Battling Kid Reyes Of N paso and
Hard Hitting Wright Of the 2ith.
both these men have won from
Babe Cabell, and seem 10 be- very
evenly matched.
Tommy Nelson. formerly of ~
pa-o but now uf Los Angeles. will
take on Buddy Ford Of the 2ilh
for ten rounds and The Rabbit ~
The 2,ih Is Ia meet sammy john
son. of los Angeles, m an eight
round preliminary. The show will
be- started out with q big hattie
royal
The bouts staged last saturday
were not up Ia the usual standard
hut still furnished a good enter
iainment ~ Ions ~ they lasted.
Jimmy Duny had q good ring re-
cord and was signcd up. when
hc went inlo the ring he did moi
com" up Ia the expectations nj
an The other lights were fairly
good. The visitors IN each case
apparently had underestimate the
ability of their opponents. and had
either failed Ia properly train ar
were nut of their class.
The 18Th Infantry boxers ~ q
general rule are IN condition an
The time. and not much training
for any special fight H. necessary.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
COLUMBUS GROWS
Big new ADDITION
"AIanhattan Heights" Laid Out By
Carl A Engcnd0rf viii Ilc Re-
strictcd Residence District
TO HAVE OWN WATER sysTEM
Applications For 90 0f the 2i6 Lots
Are Now ON File And Others
Coming In Every Day

As attractive an addition as was
ever laid out In this picturesque
Southwest now ahuis Columbus oi.
the northwest. as a result Of the
intelligent efforts Of l.. NJ. Carl
and Ernst Engcndorf. owners ol
Manhattan Heights, the towns new
est addition.
u Is really part Of the town
itself, as the streets running IN
both directions will be- a continu-
alton Of the present streets.
- The farthcst block Will be- only
eight blocks distant from the
posiofilce and only six from the
high school. There are only 2i6
lots in all and already ~ of these
have been spoken for
Manhattan Heights will have an
independent water system. portion
Of which will be- used to care fnr
u neat little central park. Every
lot will bc high and dry and will
have a natural drainage. Az
streets and alleys Will be- graded
aud will be- kept clean FROM all
rubbish.
Perhaps the most attractive fca-
,turcs NJ Manhattan Heights are
the following restrictions. which
continue for a period of ten years
said premises shall be- used for
residence purposes only AMI mo-
business or trade shall be- carried
IN ON said premises. except the
business of conducting a private
boarding house: Provided. this re
slriciion shall not prevent boring
for production Of oil. gus or water.
"No residence shall be erected
upon said premises unless the
same shall be- at the time of ils
erection of the reasonable value
Of SGOO.
The porch line of all residences
shall not be- less Than ~ feet frum
the street line. and no structure
shall extend nearer Than ~ feet iu
the street lnir.
"No ash pit or priNy shall be-
erected within ~ feet NJ the street
line.
M swine pen. dairy slaughter
house. tent house. foundry ar ma
chine shop shall be- maintained un
The premises. and All oul-building-
10 be- erected thereon shall be- 0i
substantial construction, and sighlly
IN appearance.
NO excavations shall hc made
upon said premises, whether ior
the construction of adobes or fur
other purposes. with nut u permit
from Carl 4 Engcndorf, and any
such excavations permitted shall
hc promptly illlcd aud lrNcled. ~
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
LUNA COUNTY WILL HOLD
FAIR THIS FALL

Arrangements are bclng made foi
u county fair, 10 he held IN Deminr
at some date Ia he announced later
possibly In september or October
The organization is as follows.
Executive committee: Frank l.
Nordhaus, chairman; A. g. IIcyman
and J. I. Hunter, assistants TO the
chairman: Charles Hughes, secre-
lary-trcasurcr.
DEPARTMENTS
A. Farm aud Field Crops: Jane,
n. Tracy. chairman. Corn: :
Milo; . kafflr; Cane; 5 Wheat,
o Beans; Oats; 3 Rye; . Alfalfa
~ Etc.
u. horticultural Products ". T.
Tcniplctun. chairman. Tomalocs,
2 Sweet Potatoes; 3 Irish Potatoes
s Canialoupcs: 8 Walermelons: d
Squash; : Al kinds of small gar
den stun; 3 Fruits.
e.. Live Stock and Live Stock
Products: Sam Clark. chairman
I Horses: . Mules; Dairy Cattle:
s langc cattle; 3 swine: q sheep;
: Poultry: Rabbits: Etc.
-. Home Economics Products
Mrs Frank Thnrmond. chairman,
. Al kinds of dried and canned
products, pantry supplies and labor
saving devices.
T.. School Products: Prof. ". :,
Mahan, chairman. I school-lloom
Work; Manual Training: . Do-
nestle Science; lahratory Work
. Elr.
y. Boys and Girls Club Work
Carl Esch, chairman. I Consisting
wholly of products of boys aud
girls dung club work.
q. Fine Arts; I Including china.
poticry, aud paintings. etc.
u. Textiles: Mrs Frank l.. Nord-
haus. chairman. Including fancy
work, garments, crochrlinR. etc.
T. Mining and Oils: NJ :. Nord,
chairman Including minerals. ores
and pils.
Other Committees: 1. ralph
Lynd. Major :. ID. swope, W. y.
Holt
? Program and Entertainments
Fred sherman. chairman.
3. Arrangement of Exhibits: n. =,
Elufson.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09

Water is onc uf the great ah-
,orhing questions IN Columbus right
this minute. Il Is something that
We must have. There Is plenty of
water underground, hut II must be-
brought up and distributed. That
Is what people are crazy about
right now. That is what the Cham
her cf Commerce Is deeply inter
rstcd In.
The secretary attended a meeting
of the town council this week and
gathered the following ray nf hope.
The hest engineer In New Mex
leo Is doing his level best io hell
Ms out as the following letter viii
verify:
Albuquerque, ~ NJ. May 3
My Dear Mr.. Mgyor;-
Yours of third received. ! an
trying 10 work out a plan 10 n.
nance your project and will lei
you hear from me at an early date
u. q. DuEhR. Engineer.
Al Clayton. New Mexico Mr.
Duerr put over the same PROPOSE
linn we desire to put through il
Columbus, and in order lh ascer
tain officially how his work was re
gardcd there, Mayor Blair wroi
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
WALKER STORE MAKING BIG
INTERIOR IMPROVEMENTS

J. l.. Walker is making extensive
improvements on The interior of
his hardware furniture store. AMI
as soon as his stock is rc-arranged
the appearance will be- mighty
pleasing in the eye. Increased
business Is The cause.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
CHANGE IN HOURS At
WESTERN UNION OFFICE

Due 10 the increase In business
at the Western Union Telegraph
Office, another operator has been
put ON and the office hours have
been slightly changed. The hours
now are: week days, ! 30 a. m. Ia
900 y. m. Sundays. St0 a. m, Ia
iO'0O a. M, and i:OO y, m. to 6gOO
y. m.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
CLUB BUILDINGS
ARE COMPLETED
Contractor Frank y. samuels About
Ready to Turn Everything
Over 10 W. 4. &. \.
AM MODELS on uEm KIND
The IInmcllkc buildings are Much
Appreciated by Both soldiers
aud Civilians

The War Camp Community Ser
vice Will soon take over the nnc
club buildings. which have been
transformed 10y Contractor Frank
D. Samuels inlo the finest slruri-
urcs of their Kind along the bnr-
der.
The Khaki club for the 2ilh In
faniry, on east broadway. h tine
lwo-siory brick building. with e,-
cry modern convenience. There b.
large reading room. liVc-tahlr
pool room with mirror racks. show
er baths aud toilets. and NJ soon ~
the lniernationl Printing C's plaut
ran be- moved. there Will be- cafe.
all IN the ground noor
ON the second floor is the hig
dance hall, club room. check room.
offices. shower baths. toilets AMI
check room. M electro fixtures
represent the last word I'M artistic
design.
\ double irnuis court Is being
erected on the shady east side.
We are very fortunate in hay-
ing a. special director cf culorrd
work. Mr. Titus Alexander. Of l.ns
Angeles. who comes with as line
personal recommendation ~ an,
man who ever came Ia this com
munty.
We are equally fortunate In haV-
ing Mrs. Mitchell. wife of the 2iih
Infantry y. Secretary ~ mairun of
The Girls club.
The lsth CaVaify Community
house ON South First street. has
-,e-u made into -lnwer NJ beau
ly boy Mr.. Samucls. aud Is one of
the cuzicst community houses
anywhere. The office, pool room
aud shower baths are on the east
side, the rulirr west side hcinr
arranged fnr reading room. ur
sort uf ladies drawing rnnm. when
II rau be- used q. such without
lnconyrnicnring the enlisted men.
Roam ceilings and hig Fireplace
make things look mighty home
like. Everything 3. done In white
and mahogany aud with old rus
curtains Ia harmonic II prrsrul
q handsome picture.
u. !. pickard young man ur
splendid experience aud pleasing
personality, has been pul IN charge
h,. Gcncral superintendent T.. e..
juiil his office m Camp can be-
completed Captain ". ]. llowland.
Iu. " g.. constructing quarter
MASTER 3, using The fronl west
room for an office.
The War Camp Community Ser-
wee n doing great service for
the camp and town.
.uI.-.t.tI.. f.r A. ft..,,,.t.,.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-05-09
COIIMBUg NEW ATTORNEY
WAS 4 FORMER ROI CIT RIDEH

Attorney W. H. Rcber, who has
recently east his fortunes In this
thriving community. was former
Rough Rider, serving In one Of
the machine gun companies.