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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
NEW MEMBERS OF THE
COURT OF HONOR

Nine Richmond men have beF
selected a. knights commanders OF
the court of honor Of the Ancient
and Accertcd scottish Kite OF Free
masonry for the southern Juri3dic-
ton Of the United States, This BODY
has iss headquarters at Washington
and n members Of the court OF honor
usually are selected from those unop
whom are cor erred the honorary
tf%rty-third decree.
The new knights commanders OF
the court Of hoaor are: The rev
John ], Gravatt. D D Rev. James
buchanan, u. II, Dan j Z. SlGour-
ley. Robert y. Ford Henri u
Emrick. Alvin B. 1Utz|er. Albert Z.
Mart n George F.. Roberts and w.
Fletcher Kicnardson Other new
members or the court az honor In
Virginia arc: Robert II Angcll.
Roanoke. DR.. Phih7 81 J.. Monru az,
Charles @. Dill Allen VI Walker
Ir.. and WI is Il. Whichard. of
Norfolk; Fl d. Gardner, CT es-sr A.
Ciwinn. althur a. Paul. BOYD J
Richards Alex. -icF. Sherwood
Redford Smith and Samuel ". Pitts
of Alexar.dria-
Robert s Cru'n7 Of Richmond.
vas deo-ty apector~general for
Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
THOUSANDS REPLY. TO
RED CROSS SUMMONS

Showing a gain of approximately
1000 MON bers since the prcced'nE
IA bulation Saturday night. Jubilant
announcement was made last night
NJ Red Gross roll call headquarters
that MS persons have now enro leu
a. dollar members Of the Richmond
chapter Tor 1870 Roll Call Director
n q. Boy<tr said hundreds were an
weeping ~ summons at the last mo-
rent being anxious to enroll oeforS
tonight, when the roll call fofmdliN
snds-
II va. apparent last night tnat all
-anvassers arc counting on oiS re-
turns TO-DAY, although campa IN
workers arc stu adherinE 10 th't
r1ed determination not TO roaAe
nredict.ou regarding the total mum
Ser ~ eprottYne nts tat viii he gained
FOR the complete roll call p'rlod
II Is believed the nod Cross sum
mons vii exert \ roNerf4l appe9I
}odav over former service men ana
srtArds ard relati~ee or those Who
carved In tbs war, in View Of the rae,
hhat this is the first anniverssr- 81
mo sigr.aS Of the a-mistiee
Two enrolment stations Will ~
men all dav today fer the convenience
VI evaryon4 with "a heart aho "a
dollar" One ot those will be q,
Mi call headauarters, Fourth and
srace streets, where business &c
rxreeiall., brisk Yesterday. The othe-
Aco+s will ne located at III" store OIL
Miller &. rhoads and will be nnaer
the supe7visior of Ms Fred Eieas-
ants rurishtnE business mem
h.-ships was reported vesteF6AF
me BROAD street railroad station o-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

- Thar 'Us7ysis .qp7}& YTc%s> ta1 49, %,
son most interesting rnusl-ai eV"nt.
E1l - CoNttS and Teams ~ ,pic
spectacle The k4ss Burglar ar
Gcurccd for p~as.stJo0 a. n SRA nj
Thursday f>r7day and SATURDAY arc
"a rrrday matinee TGc gorgeous
cc,s1lr41A arc f4SAIb- pl1Les IF the
II tosf desiGa, SeNera % which ore
purchased "a, the APPRAISERS stores
OF the New Yo~k Custom Hou
These rohrs repr. ss1t the latest
models or the Parlsiene Moals.e 4
az and slnucCled INTO this country.
direct from the shops IL Pa j. The
neu and novel dance, of = h}ch aTe
severts q we're staged and prn5u -
by JuilAn Mitchell who 3 cnnsliercd
one q America most u4!sh n
danclnE masters The SPECIAL mus.
eal numbers and son- nits from tne
pcr Of RAYMOND Eubhe1l, promise 70
become an international vogue 4
.arse and talented company m
Guiding the famous "Pcacoca A.
ley" chorus. who know how IN s.ns
ami dance, Greats a wonder in the
nid-' of the audience all as to
whcther the producers have CORNER
I'd all the pretty girls as we'll as
talent in Ar-.erira. The action OF
the play OTars an Interesting story
Il America and Europe with book
and lJ-rics 10y Glen Marlborough who
already tas a ,onc list Of sacEc>ScS
% has credit. While the last word
in scenery Is spoken. which Is
spoken, which is scer er7'--not on
tn" canvas Of commerce but on
Sill and IS ne original Ichan
...o-ter pro 'uc,lon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
nchntc ON shAntfns

Tho two literary societies Of Rich
NOM Ce,3cSr. the Pniio.osisn and
Nh Sigma Rho, vii! bald debate
on November IS, Usins hs their sub
."r' 10 sra atune question \ de-
tatc with Randolph Macon college
will ht held on Januarr -. the quo
utn being that England should
rcro-riso frct4uG'a f-tetcndene
INC Iatter VIII BE- held il the Rich
nonG COLLEGE auditorium. DebAtars
.,ni Re chosen after Christmas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
ASKS CONGRESSMAN
To Use INFLUENCE
IN EASTERN IEL[f

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
BAPTIST WOMEN OFF
FOR FRANKLIN MEET

The uOnlen's missionary union OF
the BAPTIST genera assoc lAtion will
meet TODAY at FrqnEl.n and Will
he in session for three days Among
those who will attend from Rich
rnhnd arc: Mesda mes \ e. Cofcr.
Hin Montague George ~. Mcdaniel.
L c. Thurman James Q. kirk. Is
I Hayes, a. " Patterson, p T.
Gaines, L. =. Richardson. Gibson c.
Worshanl. John J. Wicker. J.. T.
lass john a, Parker. NJ r. Turnin.
End"rs Dickinson and j P. Thomas
and Misses Alta Foster. Sue Herring,
sidney Brookes and Emma Whit
h0ld
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
Or LEVY TO>> ADDRESS
MISSION TO LtIFRS

Thu mission % leptrs Win hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon at i
o'clock u tho lecture room of firace
Episcopal church, Main and Foushee
,treets. Dr. 7, G Levy viii speak
Ind Will dl-crihc the case Of Gcor-
Eias Hogapo'akis, the ieptr main
aimed by the city of Richmond at
Me leprosarivn1 Just outside the city
limits Willard Dancer. national
seeret9r-' Fl |he r1ieei.u - toner's.
slso will speak telling of the work
OF that oT.'ai3f 14tloa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
MOOSE START IN on
INTENSIVE DRIVE

Richmond Lodec. 80. o3o. Loyal
Order OF Moose, starts in On an en-
crGctic drive for mc mberghip. in or
Ter that = class ia b" know II rs fu@
Thomas Marshall class may reach
I,0nO bN the time thc vice. pIc<Idont
romes hern.to address the Moose. ON
November 70.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Holland. II f Ho7tz 6 L. Ingram.
j. r knight r I. Lane w. T.
Matthew'S Il. " AIcEtnhy, E ".
Malion W VI. Ptt'us &. II. Fhilins,
G. g. Srsh. 6 r. Tener, G. T..
7toma. -, ". Thomas ". +. Train
ham. :. =. Tucker. ". a. Vaughan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Ms. Mildred \. Campbell, mother
OF Mrs Charles Ramsey, OF Rich
mona. died saturday night IN htr
home in Petersburg Her funeral
took place yesterday afternoon at
the grave III BIandford cemetery.
Petersburg. Mrs. CamrhAIi was
years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
Obituary
Observation-Disclosures
Howard GenGn.

Funeral services for Howard Cen
try. twenty years Old. whose
body va. tour1 floating in the
canal at the foot of Cherry street
carly Sur LAY morning, were held
yesterday after, 0on at 5 o'clock
from the resi- leace Of his parents.
1917 Vin4er street, with burial in
Rtvcrview. The Young man had
been missing since November. 1t
III the opinion of Coroner winfield
that be met death accidentally.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
Permitted to Adopt Child.

Judge r. Carter scott. OF the city
circuit court, entered an order YES
terday allowing Cha lies Z. Hall and
wife to adopt siX-year- Cora
Seal and change her name to Cora
Louise HALL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Funeral services for Edward Z.
Lyons ei~ht"-ticht years old who
died SUNDAY in his home, SOS North
Mcsdo" stree, were conducted yes
to-day afternoon at o'clock in the
home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Judge and Mrs, William Crur1p
Tucker, have moved into thei- new
home at Forest Hiil after passing
the autumn with their cousins. Mr.
sod Mrs. John r LiEhtfoot Jr.. m
the James river, Just beyond Wood
land Heights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11
Southsiide
l.il:,l!inIulll,IilrilIlllI,ulIlIIIIlI,IINi

NJ, " = Bradle. Chairman Of
trc committee for = RS, sstlce week.
j.. beng assisted h. .hlrts women il
providing IRE supper for The frur
hundred visiting soldiers which VII
be served ~ INC Blues s-n1arN tS
the South IL committee saturday
rir11 Ire r,srcha ~, t.hla >icin-
itr arc beng caNt1 N - help sup
pi2 >or7C of m r-c->s.rr articles
Suo9 as hcsf han. u k}e chickens
reserves ana Ca House wives.
who mai sons n ne service are
sskeH eSpaclsl1g - tnrt.thutc cake 5
ana not hread Nrz, Bradley Is SAry
sfxf6t'F rT4~ SIR Na@N 4n eaorlrsa m.
sunny ~ tAk"s - tht com nllttee
IL anAIcQS Il t.re the former SOL
die-s jus a. much as the can eat
Az buttons should he sent 70
Mrs Brsdleys h6me. 1901 Bain-
bridge street In time 10 prepare
~ All aFef1 trtif1e:- dfthee.
Of the rauo1-atde campaign. all
n held N Mead, Memorial
ptscopaI church ae.irniag
promptly a. : O'Clock RAV. H.
Batchetor wHi preside a3.d give a
brief tail Friday evening at the
sa me hour a rarpor meeting fHr the
carapaiSp all Re held IN the home
~ Mrs Violet VI cod lo6 East
Eleventh street. at which un1A VII
Is / Pulllan1 Ulll he the leader All
meetings held N the interest Of the
campaign on the Southsi3c Have
been vell attended and II is sad tl,4t
interest in the movement = growing
steadily,
Rev Wesley Baker. former
pastor OF the Porter Street. Preeby-
tie daughter Are passing several
route 70 Charlottesville TO attend
the synod MIR, Baker occupied his
old pulpi; SUNDAY and was greeted
by large congregation.
Mrs Lille V Ellis brought suit in
the ilus-in@s court. part II yester-
Gay. against The Virginia Railway
ana Power company for S's coo
damages IN payment for personal
injuries.
Edward Robinson was hned SO
ard costs yestArday NJ Justice
Msu-ise, for being intoxicated on the
street
William Gilman alias william,
Gillian, and + E Carter rere
charged with having obtained r,onAv
unde~ false nretenses from Thomas
Coleman. Theft case Vas continued
until November %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Mrs Lille Y. Ellis brougn, suit in
the fus-in@s court. par, II yester-
Gay. against The Virginia Railway
ana Power COMPANY for So coo
damages IN payment for personal
injuries.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-11

Edward Robinson was hned SO
ard costs yestArday NJ Justice
Msu-ise, for being intoxicated on the
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
WILLARD HAS FIFTY CASES
SMALLPOX, n REPORT

The report that there were afis
eases of smallpox In willard, fol-
lowing closely on the heels Of En-
cino's call Tor help and scattering
gains by the disease In different
parts Of the state, today caused Dr.
&. 4. Waller. head OF the slate health
department 10 state that the disease
possibly would become SERIOUS be-
fore the end Of winter.
The report from willard was an
official and was brought here by
persons arriving from the lowrr
part of the Esiarela valley. n WIS
said that a number ~ victims Ind
rot bcc9 placed under quarantine
and that one man. who had q we'll
developed ease, had been found at
work In y restaurant
The health commissioner stated
that persons should protect them
selves boy getting y|acrinnied in pln-
ces where local health officers had
not been able 10 enforce the rcpu-
laiions. Hc pointed out that often
local health oniocrs-that Is. part
time health officers were unable
10 handle the situation. and he urged
that persons act ON their own IN
iiiaiive until mlliinc health officers
could be- secured.
u was pointed out 10y the health
commissioner that q|uarantining docs
not insure protection against per-
IONS watkins about IN pre-cruptiv'
stages of smallpox and that vaccina
ton was the only reliable safeguard
against the disease
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19

that variety grows here as nowhere
elise. over 1900 acres were planted
with this variety this year and per
haps ian acres Of the Rocky Ford
and $50 acres Of the Honey Dew
variety.
One company that gives the grow
crs a weekly statement on prices II
each weeks shipments paid the
grower STA per crate In jumbo FIAT
crates containing q 10 ~ melons;
81 ~ ON standard flat crates contain
ms f. melons. and si03 for stand
ard fiat crates containing 70 melons,
These melons we're shipped the last
week IN july and the above price o.
exceptionally good. For The season
which opened July q and closed
September Q. approximately 675 cars
were shipped from Las Cruces and
sold on the eastern markets for an
average price Of $500 to 5000 per
car.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
CANTNOUPIs


las lrucr illlffnN
Cnnlaloupps are netting the grow
crs in this valley large sums and O..
enc OF our best money making crops
Canlaluupcs have been grown here
and shipped 10 eastern markets for
u number nf years. Wholesale deal
cr. com. here from the east rarli
year and vicing with each other b.
get a. large q number Of acres
planted and contracting for the
.,lrld This year -four wholesale
commission firms from the east and
one from m paso were represented
here. They are g. n. Weaver y son.
Chicago; :. A. GERHARD a Co, Gin
cinnati. Ohio. Cruschncld a Wool
folk. pittsburg, Pa, and g. NJ n.
Wagner q son. thicago and Crom-
bic & Co.. Of W paso.
About 1880 acre. were planted "a
cantaloupc, tins wear IN the valley
nhp,r ~ pn,1 end about go ear
loads we're ahipped to eastern mar
itri,r - /. ar equ- ininH 200 crates
They were shipped 10 Chicago But
falo. piisburg, New York, Cincinnati.
and Winpipeg aud distributed from
these cities. Tue average price wa.
IRON y ~ tn si.l5 for standards ant
81 Tor nmhos m ,fai"s holding {
10 10 melons The freight ON a ri'
lo New YORK Is sJio; 20 piti-hurg
$3.50. and 10 Chicago SOFA This Is IL
addition 10 refrigerator charges
II Is estimated TINT Ia prepare th.
Iground for caniai0upos the cost 3
between $50 ami SO per acre Tn.
leosl Of harvesting W ~ cents pc
crate. which mriddcs picking pack
ng and harhng The productiu
has averaged 500 crates q" TIM acre.
Three vcricties are grown tl
Durrrll Gem being the lavorite q
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
KID PAYO, MATCHMAKER
FOR JUAREZ PROMOTERS

Kid payd. n paso ~i20-poundcr
boxer sunday reported that he had
been appointed matchmaker Of a
new athletic club, which had been
formed In Iuarez, and that the irsl
show would be run in con-
neclion with a bull fight scheduled
for the Juarez bull ring next Sunday
afternoon. For his opening attrac-
ton, Kid payo stated that he would
start Tommy Nelson against Dutch
Crozier. II Crozier would agree Ia
terms already declared satisfactory
10 Nelson. The main bout, according
to payo, will be six or eight rounds
and would take place at 3 o'clock
Just before the bull fight. Gene payc
is 10 be the club referee. Juan
sanches, well known in Juarcz bust
ness and sporting circles, is said tr
be prominently connected with the
venture.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
On TROY rs FREE
IN MURDER CASE

Dr. o. y. Troy Of Ration, n. N, who
was held 10 the grand Jury on a
murder charge following the death
of his wife last August, has been
cxonerated and the charges dis
missed by the district attorney. The
action follows the nnal report OF a
chemist who was employed 10 make
an autopsy. He found that the
crystals which a chemist found at
the preliminary examination Of the
tissue taken from the arm where
two punctnres had been made
was not sirychnine as al frst be-
lievcd. hut hyacin. DR.. Troy had
testified that he had injected the
hyncin to relieve the suffering OF
Mrs. Troy and 10 c~ounieract the cf-
fleets Of s%trychnine which he tcs-
iined she had taken internally with
suicidal intent.
Tho case attracted considerable
attention and Mrs. Troy's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Whipple. went
to Ration from Kansas City 10 press
the charges Of murder against DR..
Troy.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
SCHOOL u m REVOLT
AGAINST VACCINATION

Santa Re. n. NJ. Dec. i3-A school
district In Taos county-the third
Is m open revolt against vaccination,
according Ia a message received by
the health department from DR.. I. p.
Martin. county health officer. Tie
wired that 30 persons. parents Of
school children aud school directors
are opposed 10 having a chlld's arm
scratched TO protect II asoinsl
smallpox.
The school has been closed, the
county health officer said, and h.
asked the health department for in
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
POSTAL RULING AGAINST
SEAL ~ SUSPENDED

The postal ruling against al
taching seals and stickers, othrF
than postage stamps, on the ad-
dressed side of letters and parcel,
has been suspended temporarily.
Postmaster l.. l.. Burkhead was O
tiird by the pnslnhice department.
The suspension was intended to ia
cilitatc handling holiday mail a,
under the regulation parcels and
letters carrying seals have been
treated a. unavailable matter. The
postmaster despite The suspension
o. required To advise patrons that
the seals should not be- placed on the
addressed side. The suspension Will
continue until January 4.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19


Glcnrio ships ten cars cattle.
Saper ships ten cars OF cattle.
Grain shippers now assured plenty
cars.
Five drills running in Tularosa oil
basin.
Wagon Mound ships four cars
OF beans.
socorro ships train load Of cattle
and lambs.
Mule Greek district ships 2ir
head cattle.
Carrizozo ships many cars cattle.
one a mules.
Mesa Verde Oh Go. gets new lcas'
of 1900 acres.
Artcsia canning factory makes o.
long run on sweet potatoes.
Lincoln county sheep men sell
1900 sheep 10 Texas buyers.
Gallup stockman buys 1000 heau
high grade Ramboullet ewes.
Standardization picking To cx-
Tend well into winter months.
Carlsbad people forget oil boom h.
excitement Of sudden riches IRON
cotton.
Gallup steam laundry 10 get eniir
new equipment aud dry cleaning
works.
Kcoughan-llurst Drilling Go. will
lease 10000 acres state land he So
zorro county.
Las Cruces-Ncw York firm con-
tracts 10 handle melon crop of so
acres next season.
As oil industry develops Alhu-
querque becomes mecca for lnan-
ciers and operators.
Already the banks have handlr
100000 In sales Of cotton grown un
der Carlsbad project
Clovis already markets quarter
million bushels wheat representing
$4,000 10 wheat raisers.
Some Of the strongest oil pro.
ducing concerns in the world are
drilling In the Carlsbad district.
Fort Bayard receives. gin of ~
boxes apples from international 40.
pie shippers Association az Denver
Curry county campaipn against
smut In wheat, surghums and
broom corn worth $4,000 to grow
ers.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
CAMPING on the BORDER.

Ny son camps now In Inc horder
sands
beneath The scorch,ne sun
He holds my fac. nv race of God
Between INV henri and Villas hell
And sho,id ho .,o.n -, 49,, -.
M -. - -. -, .-"~
no v.t,ne
ru 40 - ,sr,s Iii. H.. Ga
Al so,,Ia hano.,s -, re-
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
nn, 10 IInyr Eirsi-Cln.. nnlrl.

Roy. v NJ. Dee. ~ THIS town
will IN The near future have a hoirl
hat will accommodate all the best
II the trade. and large enough q"
take care Of the visitors which come
lo town. 4 meeting of the citizens
If the town was held last week ~
which time the sun Of $1,000 was
pledged as the heRinnmI ~ q si5,0Ol
hotcl fund \ site for the nrN
building mas airrsd, been secured
and as suh-, piious are coming ~
very rapidly II Is expected that tn.
aaH amount yin BE- raised duriua
ihn rnmiug week
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
GUANO CAVES 10 M
ELECTRICAL LIGHTED

Carlsbad. y ", Dec. ~ The
General Fertilizer company which
< soon 10 start working the ruaro
ayes near here, ts now busy IN
itallng the quirmout AT the cave
Dudley Smith am expert electrician
has been at work for some time
putting IN the electrical equipment
which consists of a complete cleo
lric lighting system throughout ih'
caves where the puano deposits ar.
to b. found \ large hoisting engine
md q complete telephone system
will Boz Installed ~ soon as the
lighting system D. completed
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
COAL \ COAL
Black Diamond, CerriIlos, Dawson
and Gallup
JAY O'LOANE
Onieei Yards NJ
OlOANh huiiDiN0' n n TRACK

81 the product is enough 10 allow for
profit In addition, a tremendous
tonnage Of milling ore has been cut
In opening the old workings. 10
handle this the company 10 installing
a mill for concentration by floating
The proposition is financed entirely
by eastern capital represented by
Whitney, King & Barney Of Boston.
The work Is In charge Of John G.
Deyine, one Of the best known min-
ors Of Arizona, acting as vice pres
ident and managing director.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
Moves plnni 10 Hanover.

Silver City. \. NJ, Dee. is-Thc
Empire Zinc company which sew
eral months ago closed down its
plant and mill at Cleveland north
Of here has decided 10 move the
equipment 10 the plant at Hanover.
A large force Of men arc now ~
work dismantling the power plant
and the two big oil burning piesc.
engines will be moved 10 the other
plant.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
PATROL RIDERS On BORDER
MAY BE INCREASED

That o special appropriation OF
s25o.O00 has bgccn favored by The
immigration committee OF the house
Of representatives for Mcxicap Dor
der patrol service was the informa-
lion received by Che NJ paso Cham
Der Of Commerce Saturday night
from John a. Happier, its rcprcscn-
taiiye IN Washington. Mr.. Happier
reported that the outlook for the
bin passing was favorable.
Secretary n " Roberts expressed
much satisfaction over the report
stating that u brought to a success
iul outlook a long serios ~ efforts
If the chamber Of commerce 10 Sc
cure adequate protection for ~
paso against The operations Of SNUG
glers and undesirables who cross the
line at Will.
Due 10 lack OF funds many riders
Il the border patrol have been re-
moved within the past few months
Passage of the appropriation will
iecure their reinstatement, d Wa.
declared
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-12-19
OLD SILVER MINE COMES
BACK WITH HIGH PRICES

Ray. Ariz, Dec. iS.-Thc famous
old silver camp Of Pioneer is COM
ing back" its rcbirth stirred by the
advanced price Of the white metal.
The revival has been started by the
white Metal Company which n year
aeo bought the Pioneer, South pio-
nccr and Howard mines, located hear
the old toll road on Which Globe
once received her supplies over the
pinal mountains.
There Is a plenty of ore, Of good
shipping grade. for the present price